Yes, the Iraq War was a war for oil, and it was a war with winners: Big Oil. It has been 10 years since Operation Iraqi Freedom's bombs first landed in Baghdad. And while most of the U.S.-led coalition forces have long since gone, Western oil companies are only getting started. Before the 2003 invasion, Iraq's domestic oil industry was fully nationalized and closed to Western oil companies. A decade of war later, it is largely privatized and utterly dominated by foreign firms. From ExxonMobil and Chevron to BP and Shell, the West's largest oil companies have set up shop in Iraq. So have a slew of American oil service companies, including Halliburton, the Texas-based firm Dick Cheney ran before becoming George W. Bush's running mate in 2000.
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Juhasz: Opening up Iraq to foreign oil companies was main goal of Iraq War
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Plans for Western oil exploration in Iraq were drawn up years before 2003 invasion
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Bush administration pressured Iraqi government to pass law allowing foreign firms in
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Chuck Hagel in 2007: "People say we're not fighting for oil. Of course we are."

Question: For the next decade, former and current executives of western oil companies acted first as administrators of Iraq's oil ministry and then as "advisers" to the @placeholder government.

Answer: Iraqi


(CNN) Uber driver Hadi Abdollahian thought he was signing up for a three-hour drive to suburban Buffalo Grove, Illinois, when he picked up a passenger Sunday night at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport. But the Iranian refugee didn't think twice when he found out the actual destination was Buffalo, NEW YORK, some 500 miles and eight hours from Chicago. After all, the passenger told him it was an emergency: He had to work in the morning and he had missed his connecting flight. There was no other way to get there in time. "I'm a man of my words and if someone says it's an emergency he really means it," said Abdollahian, 26.
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Shareece Wright signed with the Buffalo Bills, wanted to get to offseason camp
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He paid an Uber drive a big bill and tip to get them there in time

Question: The former Baltimore Raven was more impressed with his driver's dedication to getting him to @placeholder on a moment's notice.

Answer: Buffalo Grove

Answer: Buffalo

Answer: Buffalo Bills


Things haven't been going well for Manchester United flop Anderson since he left Old Trafford to return to Brazil, but at least on Wednesday his own errors were outshone by the stupidity of a team-mate. The Brazilian midfielder was sent off for Internacional after a first-half off-the-ball shove on Ypiranga Erechim striker Otacilio Neto that also saw his opponent sent off for retaliating with an elbow. But fortunately for Anderson, his colleague Fabricio stole the limelight by swearing at his own fans and becoming the third player to be shown the red card, reducing Internacional to nine men in the 1-1 draw in Porto Alegre.
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Manchester United flop Anderson was sent off for Internacional this week
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Anderson saw red for an off-the-ball shove during the first half of 1-1 draw
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Team-mate Fabricio stole the limelight by swearing at his own fans

Question: Internacional's @placeholder was also sent off later in the game for aiming his middle fingers at booing fans

Answer: Fabricio

Answer: Fabricio


(CNN) Millions of Americans are uncertain about their future as a new health care bill heads to the Senate. The American Health Care Act would shake things up. It could open the door for insurers to charge sick people and pregnant women much higher premiums. Under Obamacare, all insurers are required to charge everyone the same premium, despite their medical history. This new version of the bill would weaken protections for those with pre-existing conditions. What is a pre-existing condition? It's a "health problem you had before the date that new health coverage starts," the US Department of Health and Human Services says.
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About 52 million adults in the US have a pre-existing condition
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Insurance premiums could be based on medical history

Question: Some companies even considered domestic violence and rape a pre-existing condition before the @placeholder era.

Answer: Obamacare


Greenland, New Hampshire (CNN) -- Rick Perry aimed Saturday to shift attention from Iowa's straw poll to New Hampshire and South Carolina, where he told conservative activists he is seeking the 2012 Republican presidential nomination. The Texas governor addressed a group of voters in Greenland, New Hampshire, a state where he is expected to launch an aggressive campaign. "It's time to get America working, folks, and that's the reason I am announcing my candidacy today to be president of the United States," he said, as supporters cheered. Perry came in sixth as an unofficial write-in on the nonbinding Ames Straw Poll. Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann, Texas Rep. Ron Paul and former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, as expected, took the top three positions in the vote.
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The candidate tries to shift attention from the Iowa straw poll
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The Obama campaign criticizes Perry's policies
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The governor announces his presidential bid to conservatives in South Carolina
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He will make a big push to win the crucial primary there and in New Hampshire

Question: He addressed @placeholder directly during his speech, telling the president: "You can't win the future by selling it off to foreign creditors."

Answer: Obama

Question: His entry into the race will shake up the Republican field, putting Perry into direct competition with @placeholder for core right-wing support.

Answer: Michele Bachmann


It was another Hail Mary pass to give the Packers a win - only this time the winners were a Minnesota boys high school basketball team, thanks to a full-court shot as time expired. Players and fans erupted in jubilation as Austin came away with a 57-56 buzzer-beating victory last week over Northfield thanks to the heroics of Packers junior player Oman Oman. There were just three seconds left when a  Raiders player missed a free throw and Oman grabbed the rebound and flung the ball down the length of the court, the Austin Daily Herald reported. To everyone's surprise, it went through the net and Austin got the one-point victory over Northfield.
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Players and fans erupted in joy as  Austin came away with last-second win
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Packers junior player Oman Oman hit full-court shot to seal 57-56 victory
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Just three seconds left when Northfield Raiders player missed a free throw and Oman grabbed the rebound and flung the ball down the length of court
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To everyone's surprise, it went through the net and Austin got the win
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Was only Oman's second basket and he finished the game with five points

Question: I just got the ball, and I threw it up,' @placeholder said of his one-handed shot.

Answer: Oman Oman

Answer: Oman

Answer: Oman Oman

Answer: Oman

Answer: Oman


(CNN) One Friday night this month, Madeline Dahl, a 23-year-old nurse in the cardiology ICU at Seattle's University of Washington Medical Center, received an alert on her cell phone: Someone nearby needed help. Having just finished her shift, Dahl dropped what she was doing at the hospital and ran down five flights of stairs to the street. "It was right during a huge storm, so it was raining, and I was trying to figure out where they would be," she said. "And then I saw Zach was bent over somebody on the ground, so I ran over." Zach Forcade, a 27-year-old medical student, hovered above a man beside a bus stop outside the hospital. Forcade had seen Stephen DeMont fall to the ground and shouted to a passer-by to dial 911 before he performed chest compressions, trying to keep DeMont's heart beating.
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PulsePoint alerts CPR-trained people that aid is needed nearby
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The app means people in cardiac arrest can get help quicker

Question: Though she herself didn't perform @placeholder, she helped Forcade by making sure DeMont's air passage remained clear and by counting compressions.

Answer: CPR

Question: Though she herself didn't perform CPR, she helped Forcade by making sure @placeholder's air passage remained clear and by counting compressions.

Answer: Stephen DeMont

Answer: DeMont

Question: DeMont feels grateful to Forcade and Dahl for the immediate @placeholder he received.

Answer: CPR

Question: Approximately 900,000 people have downloaded the app, which is open to anyone who's certified in @placeholder and wants to help.

Answer: CPR

Question: The doctor took over @placeholder duty until emergency services arrived.

Answer: CPR


As far as no-win games go, this was the ultimate. The score line said England won, but hope had long since been lost. Stuart Lancaster insisted this week the last impression his England players left would be the one they will be remembered for. If only. This game will be forgotten in a heartbeat. The World Cup party is going on without England and the gristly process of establishing ‘why’ will begin on Monday. One thing is for sure, this World Cup campaign will be remembered as the worst by England ever. If it proves to be Lancaster’s last international in charge, it will be a sorry way for the proud Cumbrian to draw a line under four years of tireless effort that has ended with no tangible reward.
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England claimed a bonus point win over Uruguay with their 10 tries to nil performance on Saturday
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After Wales defeat by Australia, this result would have seen England progress had they drawn with Wales
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Anthony Watson and Nick Easter scored first-half tries as England led comfortably 21-3 at the break
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Uruguay scored the first points of the match but finished the half with captain Santiago Vilaseca sin-binned
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In the second half Watson, Easter (2), Jack Nowell (3) and Henry Slade crossed, with a penalty try ending the game
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At age 37, Easter is the oldest player to have scored a hat-trick in any World Cup tournament fixture
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Question: But as England ran riot in the second half, @placeholder stood stony faced in the coaches box.

Answer: Stuart Lancaster


As hundreds of anti-Israel demonstrators gathered today across the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, a young Palestinian boy was captured clutching a hand gun in a series of shocking images. The young protester joined the ranks of his fellow Palestinians in clashes with Israeli forces in cities including Khan Yunis, Ramallah and Hebron. Elsewhere, a Palestinian baby died after choking on tear gas fired by Israeli forces, according to Palestinian officials. The death of eight-month-old Ramadan Thawabteh, in a village near Bethlehem, takes the number of Palestinians killed in the wave of violence that erupted a month ago to 69.
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Eight-month-old Palestinian boy choked to death in village near Bethlehem
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Died after Israeli forces launched attacks on protests across the West Bank
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Hundreds of youths threw stones and firebombs at Israel forces in Hebron
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A 13-year-old Palestinian boy was charged with stabbing two Jewish boys

Question: It has long been the commercial heart of the occupied @placeholder, but the presence of 500 Israeli settlers near the city centre, protected by barbed wire, watchtowers and a buffer zone patrolled by the Israeli army has helped make it a hotbed of unrest.

Answer: West Bank

Answer: West Bank


(CNN) After being rocked by a deadly 7.8-magnitude earthquake, a wave of powerful aftershocks, thousands are now stranded in a New Zealand town near the quake's epicenter. A local state of emergency has been declared for the region of Canterbury, which is home to the areas hardest hit by the quake. Helicopters are being sent to airlift trapped tourists and locals from cut-off communities in the Hurunui and Kaikoura districts, according to the New Zealand Ministry of Civil Defence and Emergency Management. A pair of ships, the HMNZS Canterbury and HMNZS Wellington, have also been sent to waters off the coast of Canterbury to assist.
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Aftershocks continue to rattle New Zealand
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The town of Kaikoura has been cut off

Question: "We know that water, food and fuel are required in @placeholder, Hurunui and Marlborough, and we're coordinating relief supplies and transport to get those essentials in," the agency said.

Answer: Kaikoura

Answer: Kaikoura


The Mail is asking you to nominate mothers who have created businesses from scratch, while also caring for their children, for our first ever Mumpreneur Of The Year Award, in association with NatWest everywoman Awards. Today’s nominee is Petra Wetzel, 40, a divorcee who lives in Glasgow with her son, Noah, nine. She set up her own business, the WEST brewery, in 2006... Listening to the Italian businessman on the other end of the line, Petra could see pound signs in front of her eyes. He had heard about the huge popularity of Petra’s bottled beer. Now he wanted to meet to discuss importing it in bulk to Italy. It was a fantastic opportunity.
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There are more and more mothers setting up thriving small businesses
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The Mail is asking readers to nominate successful mothers they know
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This week's nominee is Petra Wetzel who set up the WEST brewery in 2006
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Petra, 40, lives in Glasgow with her nine-year-old son, Noah

Question: @placeholder went into full-time day care and most nights I would still be at my laptop at 1am.

Answer: Noah

Answer: Noah


West Ham striker Andy Carroll insists that he didn't pursue professional football for the handsome pay-packet, but simply because of his genuine love for the game. The 26-year-old said during an interview with Forever Sports, 'I've been playing football all my life and I wasn't getting paid for it when I was younger. I kicked a ball round the streets with no leather patches on. For me to play in the Premier League, it's not for the money it's because I love it. He added, 'I don't find it's about the money or the media or anything. It's all about what you love doing and football is what I love doing.'
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West Ham striker Andy Carroll says that he didn't become a professional footballer for the money or media hype
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The 26-year-old insists that it all comes down to his love for the sport
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Carroll recalls his days as a boyhood Newcastle fan with a season ticket at St James' Park, looking up to Alan Shearer

Question: He was loaned to @placeholder during the 2012–13 season and after performing well for them, they made the deal permanent for £15m that summer.

Answer: West Ham

Answer: West Ham


A police dog from Alabama died after his handler accidentally left him in a patrol car on a hot day when temperatures reached up to 87F. Mason, three, was left in the backseat of Corporal Josh Coleman's car on Thursday during a hurricane preparation conference in Gulf Shores. The Gulf Shores Police Department Facebook page shared a photograph of Mason inside the conference center prior to his untimely death. Temperatures in the area on Thursday were an average of 84F with a high of 87F, according to Weather Underground. Mason served as the community relations dog for Gulf Shores Police. The department shared a pictured of Mason on its Facebook page just hours before Mason was locked inside the sweltering police vehicle.
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Mason was left in the backseat of Corporal Josh Coleman's car on Thursday during a hurricane preparation conference
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Mason served as the community relations dog for Gulf Shores Police and they recently celebrated the pooch’s third birthday on June 9
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When Coleman remembered Mason was in a car he rushed him to a vet but the dog died the next day

Question: No criminal charges are being filed but the city and the department are enforcing 'sanctions' against @placeholder.

Answer: Josh Coleman


A five-year-old boy has undergone extensive plastic surgery after his ear was bitten off when his neighbour's dog viciously mauled him a day before his birthday. Kellen Cormie's ear was bitten off in the attack outside his Gold Coast home on Saturday and he suffered puncture wounds to his shoulder and abdomen where the dog latched on. The large blue staffy that savaged the little boy  was put down on Monday afternoon after its owners surrendered it to Gold Coast City Council. Scroll down for video Kellen Cormie (right) celebrated his birthday in hospital with his twin Jake after he was savagely mauled by his neighbour's dog on Saturday
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Kellen Cormie, 5, was attacked outside his Gold Coast home on Saturday
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He suffered severe injuries to his ear and puncture wounds to shoulder
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Staffordshire terrier that savaged him was put down on Monday
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Dog mauled him when he went to thank his neighbour for mowing lawn
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Family have to wait three weeks to find out if surgery was successful

Question: 'When my wife turned around @placeholder's hand was already on the door.

Answer: Kellen Cormie

Answer: Kellen Cormie

Answer: Kellen Cormie

Question: 'Even when @placeholder came home from the hospital, he went straight over to our dog and started patting him saying he missed him.'

Answer: Kellen Cormie

Answer: Kellen Cormie

Answer: Kellen Cormie


A Chinese woman said she endured the worst flight of her life when her armrest was occupied by the bare feet of a fellow passenger  for four hours. The woman, named Ms Wu, said her rear passenger, who is allegedly also Chinese, reached out from behind and rested her feet on her chair during the AirAsia flight FD588 from Bangkok to Xi'an on November 29. Ms Wu said she complained in English to the hostess, who was said to be Thai, but the hostess said nothing could be done because 'they are all Chinese,' reported the People's Daily Online. According to Ms Wu, as soon as they got on the plane, the passenger, who remains unidentified, took her shoes and socks off and put up her feet on the armrest in front of her.
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Ms Wu, from China, was flying from Bangkok to Xi'an when event occurred
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Claimed her rear passenger put up bare feet as soon as they boarded
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Hostess allegedly said nothing could be done as 'they are all Chinese'

Question: This is not the first time a @placeholder passenger has caused a stir during a flight.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese


A former Boy Scout saved by hero pilot Harrison Ford after getting lost while on a camping trip has told the injured star: 'Get better soon, my family is thinking of you.' Cody Clawson says Ford is a 'genuine hero' after saving his life in a dramatic helicopter rescue back in 2001. Cody was just 13 when he lost the trail during a Boy Scout camp in a remote forest just south of Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. He was missing for almost 19 hours and helicopter pilot Ford – who lived part-time in Jackson, Wyoming at the time - joined a massive search-and-rescue mission to find him.
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Cody Clawson was 13 when he got lost in Yellowstone National Park
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He walked for hours alone in rain and snow and took shelter in a cave
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Heard planes flying by, used his belt to reflect sunlight to get attention
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Harrison Ford was in a chopper, spotted the teen and landed nearby
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Now 26, he recalls thinking 'Han Solo just rescued me, how cool is that?'
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Ford 'expertly' crash-landed his vintage spitfire plane in a Los Angeles golf course after the engine failed on Thursday afternoon

Question: This is the moment Harrison Ford rescued stranded Boy Scout @placeholder (both pictured) in his chopper

Answer: Cody Clawson

Answer: Cody

Answer: Cody Clawson

Question: 'And to me @placeholder is one of those good people who we're lucky to have as an influence on our lives.'

Answer: Harrison Ford

Answer: Harrison Ford


Washington (CNN) New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said Sunday Donald Trump's questioning of President Barack Obama's birthplace was "done," arguing falsely that Trump hasn't talked about it for years and had put to rest any remaining questions Friday. "The birther issue is a done issue. I've said it's a done issue for a long time, and Donald Trump has said it's a done issue now," Christie, a top Trump supporter and the chairman of his transition team, told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union." Though Trump had been asked whether he now believes Obama was born in the United States as recently as 2016 and hadn't affirmed that position, Christie refuted Tapper's questioning saying: "It's just not true that he kept it up for five years."
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Christie declared birtherism "done" and said Donald Trump has dropped it
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Christie and Pence claimed Trump hasn't raised the issue in this campaign

Question: @placeholder put this issue to an end yesterday in Washington, D.C.," Pence said.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Donald Trump put this issue to an end yesterday in @placeholder, D.C.," Pence said.

Answer: Washington

Question: He also declared birtherism "over" and denied @placeholder has any responsibility it.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


Phoenix (CNN) In his years as the top lawman in Arizona's largest county, Joe Arpaio touted the tough punishments he handed out. Now the former Maricopa County sheriff's fate is in a judge's hands. And if US District Judge Susan Bolton finds him guilty of criminal contempt, the man who once called himself "America's toughest sheriff" could end up behind bars. Arpaio is accused of violating a court order in a racial profiling case by continuing patrols that targeted immigrants. The 85-year-old has said the court order wasn't clear and he didn't intend to violate it. But in closing arguments Thursday, prosecutor John Keller alleged that Arpaio's defiance was deliberate -- and something he thought he could get away with.
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Closing arguments in the case against Joe Arpaio were held Thursday
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He's charged with criminal contempt for allegedly defying a court order

Question: His legal troubles began in 2007, when a group of Latinos filed a class action civil lawsuit claiming that @placeholder's policing policies amounted to racial discrimination.

Answer: Joe Arpaio

Answer: Arpaio

Answer: Arpaio

Answer: Joe Arpaio


(CNN) -- From Nancy Drew to Miss Marple to the "Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" Lisbeth Salander, there's a long and distinguished line of famous women in mystery fiction. I have a new favorite female sleuth to add to the list, Claire DeWitt. The self-described "world's greatest private eye" returns in her second adventure from author Sara Gran in "Claire DeWitt and the Bohemian Highway" hitting bookstores this week. Claire is not your typical P.I., and the book is not your run of the mill mystery. Claire is a new age heroine who uses dreams, visions and intuition to uncover clues and close cases. Gran's writing is a mix of the gritty noir tradition in crime writing supplemented with a mystical, dream-like quality -- a sort of hard-boiled surrealism.
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The character Claire DeWitt joins a distinguished line of women in mystery fiction
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DeWitt solves murders with a mixture of investigative chops and new age philosophy
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Author Sara Gran draws many parallels between her own life experiences and Dewitt's

Question: Sadly, @placeholder says those similarities don't extend to her dreams.

Answer: Sara Gran

Answer: Gran

Answer: Sara Gran


Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal has praised the resurrection of Marouane Fellaini as the big Belgian prepares to play in the fixture that marked the low point of his Old Trafford career 12 months ago. On March 25 last year, Fellaini was jeered by both City and United fans as he was substituted in a 3-0 United defeat that proved the deathknell to the manager who signed him, David Moyes. Even more hurtfully, Reds legend Paul Scholes was scathing about Fellaini's United career up that point, saying on television: 'I'd be expecting a lot more of him.' Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal has praised the rebirth of resurrection Marouane Fellaini
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Manchester United face Manchester City in the Premier League on Sunday
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Marouane Fellaini has played a vital role in United's rise to third in the table
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Fellaini was jeered by United and City fans in this this fixture last season

Question: As importantly, his aerial presence in both penalty areas has helped @placeholder.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Answer: United


Kevin Keegan and Terry McDermott were stood eating hot dogs among 3,000 Newcastle fans as they watched the likes of David Ginola and Les Ferdinand train in front of them. The manager and his assistant didn't need to get involved, The Entertainers were putting on a show. That was 20 years ago this summer and at the onset of the most memorable season in the club's history. Twelve points clear at the top of the Premier League in January, the champions elect lost their crown to Manchester United but won the hearts of a footballing nation. This afternoon, two decades on, a new era begins at St James' Park. Steve McClaren is manager and, more significantly, owner Mike Ashley is talking of the Champions League.
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Club legend Terry McDermott believes Newcastle should take inspiration from the 1995-96 'Entertainers' team under Kevin Keegan
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Steve McClaren is preparing for his first game as Magpies boss
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Newcastle famously lost the Premier League title after throwing away a 12 point lead to Sir Alex Ferguson's Manchester United
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McDermott believes McClaren has what it takes, he just needs time

Question: @placeholder, who is sat next to former Newcastle star John Beresford, laughs.

Answer: Terry McDermott

Answer: Terry McDermott

Answer: McDermott


A father has admitted killing his 13-year-old son by giving him a morphine tablet when the boy complained that he was feeling ill. Kevin Morton gave his son Kye Backhouse an extremely strong painkiller, a court heard - a mistake which he says he will 'have to try and live with it for the rest of my life'. He could now face jail after pleading guilty to manslaughter over the teenager's death at Preston Crown Court. Tragedy: Kevin Morton, right, has admitted killing his son Kye Backhouse, left, by giving him morphine 'Happy-go-lucky' Kye was found dead at his home in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria in October last year.
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Kevin Morton gave Kye Backhouse a strong painkiller when he was ill
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The teenager subsequently died and his father has admitted manslaughter
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Morton, 49, faces jail when he is sentenced next month

Question: Death: @placeholder, 23, complained of feeling unwell before his father gave him the strong painkiller

Answer: Kye Backhouse

Answer: Kye Backhouse

Answer: Kye

Answer: Kye Backhouse


Sir Alex Ferguson is worried about the limited opportunities for young players to develop - but insists  Manchester United are the best in the business at rewarding talent with first-team football. The former Red Devils manager achieved unprecedented success at Old Trafford and lifted 38 trophies during his silverware-laden 27-year spell before retiring in 2013. Ferguson is fondly remembered for bringing youngsters through including David Beckham, Nicky Butt, Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes and Phil and Gary Neville - who became known as the Class of '92. They were part of the team that won the Youth Cup against Crystal Palace on May 15 1992, and four of them – Butt, Scholes, Beckham and Neville – went on to become established England internationals.
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Sir Alex Ferguson is most successful manager in British football history
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The former Manchester United boss lifted 38 trophies during his spell
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Ferguson is also fondly remembered for bringing youngsters through
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The 73-year-old insists the Red Devils have maintained their philosophy
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But Ferguson believes other clubs are not doing enough for young players

Question: 'So I think in other circumstances you are correct but, for @placeholder, they will always be a very strong in bringing young players through.'

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United


MEXICO CITY, Mexico (CNN)  -- A recently retired Mexican army general whose bullet-riddled body was found Tuesday near Cancun had taken over as the area's top antidrug official less than 24 hours earlier, officials said. A soldier guards the forensics office where the body of a slain former general was taken in Cancun, Mexico. Retired Gen. Mauro Enrique Tello Quiñonez, his aide and a driver were tortured before being killed, said Quintana Roo state prosecutor Bello Melchor Rodriguez y Carrillo. He said there was no doubt Tello and the others were victims of organized crime. "The general was the most mistreated," Rodriguez said at a Tuesday night news conference monitored by El Universal newspaper. "He had burns on his skin and bones in his hands and wrists were broken."
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NEW: Retired general tortured before being killed, prosecutor says
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NEW: Retired Gen. Mauro Enrique Tello Quiñonez shot 11 times, paper reports
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NEW: Former general, 63, moved to Cancun area just weeks ago

Question: The three men were abducted Monday night, possibly in Cancun, tortured and then later shot to death, @placeholder said, citing prosecutor Rodriguez.

Answer: El Universal


Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull accused an ABC host of having 'lost the plot' and refused to back down when asked if the government's reaction to Q&A allowing Zaky Mallah in their live audience was 'exaggerated'. Insiders host Barrie Cassidy asked Mr Turmbull how Mr Mallah's appearance differed from him being in any other public space, prompting a furious response from the federal minister. 'Are you pulling my leg? After the Martin Place siege, you're saying to me that there is no security issue with putting Zaky Mallah in a live audience?' an incredulous Mr Turnbull retaliated. In response, Cassidy repeated: 'Well what's the difference between that and Zaky Mallah walking into a shopping centre?'
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Communications Minister slammed ABC Insiders host Barrie Cassidy
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Cassidy suggested Zaky Mallah's appearance on Q&A was no different to his presence in any other public space
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An incredulous Mr Turnbull likened the dangers to the Martin Place siege
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He assured he would not interfere with the ABC's editorial independence

Question: Mr @placeholder was the first person to be charged under the government's new anti-terrorism laws in 2003 and served two years in prison after pleading guilty to a charge of threatening a government official.

Answer: Zaky Mallah

Answer: Mallah

Answer: Zaky Mallah

Answer: Zaky Mallah

Answer: Zaky Mallah


Abingdon, Virginia (CNN) Donald Trump accused Hillary Clinton Wednesday of engaging in "pay-for-play" practices after newly released emails raised questions about the relationship between Clinton's State Department and the Clinton Foundation. "A couple of very bad ones came out and it's called pay-for-play and some of these were really, really bad -- and illegal. If it's true, it's illegal. You're paying and you're getting things," Trump said Wednesday as he campaigned in a Republican stronghold of the swing state of Virginia. The conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch, which has worked to obtain emails from Clinton's State Department via the Freedom of Information Act, released 296 pages of emails Tuesday from Clinton aides, which raised questions about the Clinton Foundation's influence on the State Department.
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Trump: 'I don't know that it can be more serious than deleting or getting rid of 33,000 emails'
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Trump's comments come as he is trying to put his latest self-induced controversy to bed

Question: After meeting with a group of coal mining executives, local business leaders and politicians, @placeholder took the stage Wednesday brandishing a bright yellow "Trump digs coal" rally sign, underscoring his support for the coal industry -- and the voters in this region whose economy relies on the industry.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Gamers have followed the adventures of virtual heroine Lara Croft through nearly twenty years of Tomb Raider, traveling with her from ancient ruins to a mysterious island. Behind the safety of the screen, gamers have braved her many perils—but what if they had to do it in real life? Xbox put four YouTubers to the challenge, to take a walk in the world of Lara Croft and survive the deep Siberian wilderness. With just 48 hours to complete their tasks, YouTubers Oli White, Jade Jolie, Yammy xox, and Tom Syndicate arrived to the site of Lara's first expedition in the new game, Rise of the Tomb Raider, and set out to escape Siberia.
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Xbox challenged four YouTubers to real life Tomb Raider expedition
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The team had 48 hours to 'Escape from Siberia' in the deep wilderness
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Rock climbing, archery, and a snowy mountain hike tested their courage

Question: YouTuber @placeholder can be heard asking her teammates to give her a push to get started before zip-lining through the dense forest.

Answer: Jade Jolie


Arsenal are eyeing up a move for Borussia Dortmund star Marco Reus to replace Theo Walcott. The England winger risked irking Arsene Wenger by claiming talks over a new deal have not started, despite the Gunners boss repeatedly stating the opposite. Wenger confirmed the club's intention to offer Walcott a new contract in February and when asked about whether talks had started on March 13, the Gunners boss replied: 'The first contacts have been made and we will see how that progresses.' However, Walcott, who currently earns £90,000-per-week, took to Twitter  to contradict his manager. Arsenal are already looking at potential replacements for Theo Walcott, as his contract comes to an end
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Theo Walcott wants more than £100,000-a-week to extend his contract
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Arsenal forward's current deal ends at the end of next season
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Walcott denied a training ground bust-up with Arsene Wenger
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But Wenger is looking to replace Walcott with Marco Reus if he leaves
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READ: Walcott at a crossroads in his Arsenal and England career
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CLICK HERE for all the latest Arsenal news

Question: 'There have been no contract talks as yet and my current focus is not on contracts but on doing my best for @placeholder.'

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal


Authorities claimed Friday that an 18-year-old committed suicide and was not injured by any officer's bullets when he exchanged gunfire with police near St Louis. Amonderez Green of Florissant, Missouri died early Thursday, 14 hours after a confrontation with a Normandy police officer. Normandy police say Green and an officer exchanged gunfire but neither was struck. They say Green was suicidal, and ran a short ways before shooting himself. St. Louis County police are investigating at Normandy's request. County police spokesman Brian Schellman stopped short of declaring Green's death a suicide, saying ballistics testing and an autopsy are pending. But he said Green was not struck by any bullets fired by the Normandy officer.
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Amonderez Green, 18, died Thursday from a gunshot wound after a confrontation with a Normandy police officer
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Police say the teen exchanged gunfire with an officer, but neither were struck by each other's bullets
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Police say Green was suicidal and ran  before shooting himself
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His father, Jermell Simpson, says reports of suicide are 'a total lie'
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St. Louis County police are investigating the incident, an autopsy and ballistics testing are pending
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The Normandy officer, a 12-year veteran of the department, is on paid administrative leave pending the investigation

Question: @placeholder, which handles dispatch services for Normandy, refused to release audio of the 911 call, citing the ongoing investigation.

Answer: St. Louis County

Answer: St. Louis County


(CNN) President Donald Trump's decision to authorize a missile strike against a Syrian air base Thursday night signals a major break not only with the Obama administration but also with past statements made by the President himself. Fifty Tomahawk missiles were fired at the air base from which the chemical attacks against Syrian civilians were launched earlier this week and left more than 70 people dead. "It is in the vital national security interests of America to prevent and deter the the spread and use of deadly chemical weapons," Trump said in a statement from his Mar-a-Lago estate. The decision to use military force against Syria marks a remarkable reversal for Trump. In 2013, he was a vocal critic of President Barack Obama's contemplation of strikes in Syria following President Bashar al-Assad's initial use of chemical weapons against his own people. (Obama had previously said that the use of chemical weapons against the Syrian citizenry would be crossing a "red line" for him).
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Trump previously criticized Obama for discussing a "red line" on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad
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The decision to use military force against Syria marks a remarkable reversal for Trump

Question: "What will we get for bombing @placeholder besides more debt and a possible long term conflict?"

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Question: These heinous actions by the @placeholder regime cannot be tolerated.

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Question: My attitude toward Syria and @placeholder has changed very much."

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Question: It's also important to remember how much the shadow of @placeholder hangs over Trump's actions.

Answer: Obama

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama


The eight-months-pregnant woman who was kicked so hard in the stomach that she lost her unborn baby was planning to hold a 'shower' this weekend, a friend revealed today. This has emerged the same day Malorie Bantala's ex-lover appeared in court charged with child destruction and GBH after she was pushed to the ground and stamped on. Kevin Wilson, 21, spoke only to confirm his name, address and date of birth at Camberwell Green Magistrates' Court in London today. Malorie, 21, was said to have been 'happy and excited' about expecting a boy in August when she was attacked by two men wearing motorbike helmets while walking back to her home in Peckham, London, on Monday.
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Pregnant Malorie Bantala lost her baby after she was kicked in stomach
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Ex-lover Kevin Wilson, 21, appeared in court charged with child destruction
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Teaching assistant denied charged and has been remanded in custody
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Malorie, 21, who was 32 weeks pregnant, remains in a critical condition

Question: She said she was upstairs in her flat when someone came screaming to her door shouting: '@placeholder's mum, Malorie's mum, come quickly.'

Answer: Malorie Bantala

Answer: Malorie

Answer: Malorie Bantala

Answer: Malorie

Question: She said she was upstairs in her flat when someone came screaming to her door shouting: 'Malorie's mum, @placeholder's mum, come quickly.'

Answer: Malorie Bantala

Answer: Malorie

Answer: Malorie Bantala

Answer: Malorie


The first of the British victims injured in Friday's terror attack in Tunisia are arriving back in the UK today. Mathew James was shot in the chest and hip after using his body as a human shield to protect his fiancee Saera Wilson from the sudden onslaught of bullets. The 30-year-old, from Pontypridd, Wales, was flown back earlier this morning on a stretcher and was transferred immediately to hospital. His mother Kathryn Matthews said it was the 'most fantastic feeling' seeing the couple again. She said: 'He and Saera are now on home turf. He is in good spirits and is getting the very best of care.
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Mathew James was shot in the chest and hip while protecting his fiancee
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Owen Richards, who lost three family members, also believed to be home
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2,500 of 20,000 Britons thought to be holidaying in Tunisia have  flown back
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15 Britons were among the 38 who were killed by ISIS gunmen on Friday

Question: Nearly 430,000 @placeholder visited Tunisia last year, according to ABTA.

Answer: Britons

Answer: Britons


They may not be much of a match in terms of size - but that proved no obstacle for the budding friendship between this tiny kitten and the Dalmatian who towers over him. Uno, just three weeks old, and Louie, a full-grown dog, were together at home in Spokane, Washington, earlier this month. The clip begins with one of the Pogue family, who recently adopted Uno, tentatively holding him before the two pets are introduced. Adorable: Louie, a full-grown Dalmatian, is shown here snuggling with Uno, a three-week old kitten After carefully saying hello to Louie's left forepaw, Uno climbs over and settle down between the huge canine's front legs.
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Uno the kitten was filmed this month meeting Louie, an adult Dalmatian
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Clip shows inquisitive youngster making big friend in Spokane, Washington
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Uno is tentative at first, but ends up nuzzling affectionately with Louie

Question: Getting to know you: @placeholder pokes his way around his much larger friend's body, and eventually settles under his floppy ear

Answer: Uno

Answer: Uno

Answer: Uno

Answer: Uno

Answer: Uno


A little girl who slipped through metal bars and became trapped by the neck was saved by the heroic efforts of her neighbours. Na Chu had just returned from a trip to the zoo when her grandmother accidentally locked her in the house by herself in the Xiangtan, south China. The five-year-old panicked and ran to the window but fell between the protective metal slats of the residential property, the People's Daily Online reports. Scroll down for video Long drop: The child dangles from the residential block in the Xiangtan District, south China Propped up: A neighbour stops the five-year-old from suffocating by giving her a poll to sit on
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Five-year-old had accidentally been locked in by grandma
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She ran to the window to shout her but fell between the metal slats
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Neighbours used piece of pipe and other items to take weight off neck
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Emergency crews arrived 30 minutes later to free her from railings

Question: @placeholder rushed to help after they spotted the little girl hanging in the air with her head trapped between the bars.

Answer: Neighbours


Long before the candidates set foot on stage in Florida, President Barack Obama headed into the final debate of the 2012 campaign with the biggest advantage of all: he's already commander-in-chief. The foreign policy face-off on Monday was devoted to a subject on which presidents can speak about decision-making in the first person and challengers can't. As recently as a few weeks ago, coming off a rocky foreign summer tour and a widely panned response to the deadly September 11 attack on the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya, Mitt Romney seemed headed for a tough night. But that was before the administration faced its own politically charged questions on the Libya assault over security and its response to what actually occurred and who may have been behind it.
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Barack Obama as president had a certain advantage on foreign policy in debate
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Winning debate key, but projecting strong leadership might be more important
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Last chance for both candidates to make impression before captive audience

Question: A question about @placeholder's role in the world drew an answer about the U.S. unemployment rate.

Answer: U.S.

Question: In CNN's post-debate poll, voters gave @placeholder the edge on performance -- but that opinion didn't necessarily shift their votes.

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Barack Obama


(CNN) -- Children from a polygamist sect who one mother says are "hurting very badly" in state custody are likely to be returned to their parents, a CNN legal analyst says. FLDS member Margaret Jessop says her children "feel betrayed by adults." A Texas appeals court ruled Thursday that the state had no right to remove hundreds of children from the Fundamentalist Church of Latter-Day Saints' ranch in Eldorado on April 3, based on the suspicion that a few were being sexually abused. A sect mother who has four children in state custody said the matter has not been fully resolved because an appeal to the Texas Supreme Court is possible.
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More than 400 children likely to return to families, CNN's Jeffrey Toobin says
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Mother says she'll wait until children are with her before she rejoices over ruling
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Parents say children have suffered from separation
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Agency that took children says it's considering next move

Question: Jessop and other @placeholder parents said they had been permitted visits with their children in foster care.

Answer: FLDS


(CNN) -- The future of earthquake-ravaged nuclear power plant Fukushima Daiichi is still anyone's guess, but it's already triggered fears of subsequent nuclear disasters elsewhere. As efforts continue to get radiation levels under control in the damaged facilities in Japan, several countries have expressed doubts about their own nuclear programs. And seven in 10 Americans say they're more concerned about a nuclear disaster happening in the United States than they were before, according to a recent USA Today/Gallup poll. Are these fears justified? What are the real risks of nuclear power, both globally and in the United States? And what do we do with all of that nuclear waste?
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Nuclear and hydropower have lower greenhouse gas releases than coal
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Fukushima Daiichi is further from Los Angeles than Chernobyl is from New York
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Countries have expressed skepticism about nuclear power
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Yucca Mountain in Nevada is a proposed site to store used nuclear fuel in U.S.

Question: Experts say that while nuclear power has generally proven relatively safe, it is important to question whether nuclear plants everywhere could cope with a two-fold natural disaster combination like the earthquake and tsunami that rocked @placeholder on March 11.

Answer: Japan

Question: At @placeholder, these have been big problems because the electricity needed to keep them cool was lost, allowing radiation levels to rise, after the earthquake and tsunami.

Answer: Fukushima Daiichi

Answer: Fukushima Daiichi


Wayne Rooney has backed Harry Kane to impress should he make his England debut in Friday night's European Championship qualifier with Lithuania at Wembley. The Tottenham Hotspur forward, who has scored 29 goals in all competitions this campaign, has been called up to the senior national squad for the first time. And England captain Rooney believes the 21-year-old has what it takes to succeed on the international stage. Wayne Rooney has backed Harry Kane (left) to prosper at international level ahead of a possible England bow Kane sets off in pursuit of Rooney during England's training session in Enfield on Thursday
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England captain says Harry Kane's form is 'great for English football'
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Tottenham hotshot could make his senior England debut against Lithuania
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Kane has scored 29 times for his club this season
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'His season has been incredible,' said Manchester United's Wayne Rooney
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Roy Hodgson said Kane would make debut either against Lithuania or Italy

Question: @placeholder, the captain, carries the ball forward during a practice match in training on Thursday

Answer: Wayne Rooney

Answer: Rooney

Answer: Wayne Rooney

Answer: Rooney

Answer: Wayne Rooney


(CNN) -- It was a foggy winter's night on the remote Ballymany Stud Farm in Ireland when its head groom Jim Fitzgerald heard a knock at the door. What lurked outside was to spark one of the most extraordinary unsolved kidnappings of the 20th Century. Thirty years ago this week -- on February 8, 1983 -- Fitzgerald was confronted by three masked gunmen. They had come for Shergar -- then the most valuable race horse in the world and the pride of a nation. "Shergar was the best race horse in the world, owned by the richest man in the world. It was the most sensational sports story of all time," racing commentator Derek Thompson told CNN.
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Thirty years after "world's greatest" race horse was stolen, his legend lives on
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Shergar was kidnapped from Northern Irish stud farm, but was never found
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The £10 million stallion was owned by billionaire Islamic leader Aga Khan
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Irish Republican Army was widely accused of kidnapping but was never charged

Question: Father-of-six @placeholder was bundled into a car and driven around for hours before being dumped a few miles from home.

Answer: Jim Fitzgerald

Answer: Fitzgerald


Turkey's president is suing the country's opposition leader for slander for allegedly claiming  that toilets in his 1,150-room $620million palace had gold-plated seats. His lawyer Muammer Cemaloglu told the state-run Anadolu Agency today that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is seeking 100,000 Turkish Lira in compensation from main opposition leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu. Yesterday Erdogan invited Kilicdaroglu to inspect his $620million home in Ankara, which is known as Ak Saray or the White Palace, saying he would resign if any gold-plated seats were found. He also called on the opposition leader to do the same if none were found. Kilicdaroglu denied in a television interview late last night that he had made the claim.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan suing country's opposition leader
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He invited Kemal Kilicdaroglu to inspect his $620million home, known as the White Palace, adding he would resign if gold-plated seats were found
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Kilicdaroglu said toilet seat quote was general criticism of lavish spending
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Turkey is to hold its 25th parliamentary election on Sunday June 7

Question: Kilicdaroglu of the Republican People's Party (CHP) has repeatedly criticised @placeholder's profligacy in campaign speeches ahead of the June 7 parliamentary election.

Answer: Recep Tayyip Erdogan

Answer: Erdogan

Answer: Recep Tayyip Erdogan

Question: @placeholder moved into the controversial new palace complex after winning a presidential election last August.

Answer: Recep Tayyip Erdogan

Answer: Erdogan

Answer: Recep Tayyip Erdogan


Washington (CNN) Donald Trump holds a commanding lead in Iowa as Sen. Bernie Sanders takes control of the Democratic race in the critical first-in-the-nation voting state, according to a new CNN/ORC poll released Thursday. Trump leads Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, who is in second place in the GOP race, among likely Republican caucus-goers, 37% to 26%. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Florida, is in third at 14%, the only other Republican in double digits. Ben Carson failed to register half of Rubio's support and is in fourth place at 6%. Sanders, meanwhile, has opened up an eight-point lead over Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, leading her in Iowa 51% to 43% among likely Democratic presidential caucus-goers.
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Trump leads Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, who is in second place in the GOP race, among likely Republican caucus-goers, 37% to 26%
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Sanders, meanwhile, has opened up an eight-point lead over Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, leading her in Iowa 51% to 43%

Question: The sampling is key for both leaders: Only including voters who previously caucused in their party's most recent competitive caucus, Cruz is neck-and-neck with @placeholder, with 30% for Cruz to 28% for Trump.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: R

Answer: R

Answer: Trump

Answer: R

Question: @placeholder, a former secretary of state, led on foreign policy, garnering more trust by 40 points.

Answer: Hillary Clinton


(CNN) On a cold February night last year, 102-year-old Ruline Steininger caucused for Hillary Clinton in Iowa, determined to witness history and help elect the country's first female president. "I've got a big job ahead of me ... I've got to live," she said at the time. "After that, OK, I can die if I want to, but I'm going to live until she's elected." Steininger died Tuesday night, three months after her dream was dashed. She was 103. Her daughter-in-law, Karen Steininger, confirmed Ruline's death to CNN on Thursday. "She had a long and productive life and did much to inspire many women, young and old," she said in an email. "One of my favorite things that she said, as my husband was telling her about the Women's March here in Des Moines, was to please send Hillary a note after her death and to let her know that she'll still be fighting. An activist even after she's gone."
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Steininger was born in 1913, before the first World War, when women could not vote
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On September 29, Steininger became one of the first people in Iowa to vote in person for Clinton

Question: "At 103, @placeholder had an energy & vibrancy all should aspire to.

Answer: Ruline Steininger

Answer: Steininger

Answer: Ruline

Answer: Steininger

Answer: Steininger

Question: "And you have made every minute of all those years count," @placeholder responded.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton


A California man who created a stir on social media after claiming he was served a deep fried rat in his chicken tenders at a LA KFC has been left red-faced after lab results were revealed on Monday. An independent lab confirmed the 'rat tender' security guard Devorise Dixon bought at a unspecified Los Angeles location was really chicken. Dixon's lawyers turned the 'hard and rubbery' tender in for testing on Friday and KFC announced the favorable finding for the Colonel on Monday. KFC spokesperson Rodrigo Coronel admitted on Monday that Dixon's 'sensational' claim did 'receive considerable publicity', according to ABC.
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Devorise Dixon got attention after claim he got a fried rat at California KFC
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Said manager confirmed it was a rodent, apologized, and offered free meal
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Dixon's lawyers turned in tender for testing at independent lab on Friday
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Company announced lab results confirmed meat was chicken on Monday
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KFC wants Dixon to apologize and 'cease making false claims' about brand

Question: Although some continued to send the company rat-related messages on Twitter, many people shared their support for @placeholder before the vermin-free lab results came back.

Answer: KFC

Answer: KFC

Answer: KFC

Answer: California KFC

Answer: KFC


Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- Armed militants on motorcycles in southwest Pakistan ambushed and set ablaze a convoy of tankers contracted to NATO forces in Afghanistan on Sunday night, police said. The gunmen opened fire after forcing the convoy of eight oil tankers to stop in an area 90 kilometers (55 miles) southwest of Quetta, the capital of Balochistan province, police official Abdul Qadir said. The militants killed one of the truck's drivers and set the tankers on fire before they escaped, Qadir said. Fuel and supply trucks contracted to supply NATO have been left stranded in Pakistan by Islamabad's decision to block its two NATO supply routes to Afghanistan.
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Gunmen on motorcycles force the convoy to stop and then open fire
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At least one driver is killed, police say
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Pakistan closed NATO supply routes into Afghanistan after an airstrike killed Pakistanis
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The airstrike prompted a diplomatic crisis between Pakistan and the United States

Question: On Thursday, militants armed with rocket-propelled grenades and automatic weapons attacked and destroyed more than 20 NATO-bound oil tankers just outside @placeholder.

Answer: Quetta


Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump went toe-to-toe on Friday over the former secretary of state's suggestion that the billionaire's comments about racial minorities helped inspire Wednesday's tragic mass-shooting in Charleston, S.C. that left nine people dead. Clinton told Nevada radio host Jon Ralston that 'we have to have a candid national conversation about race, and about discrimination, hatred, prejudice. Public discourse is sometimes hotter and more negative than it should be, which can, in my opinion, trigger someone who is less than stable.' She cited Trump without naming him: 'A recent entry into the Republican presidential campaign said some very inflammatory things about Mexicans. Everybody should stand up and say that's not acceptable.'
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Clinton blasted 'a recent entry into the Republican presidential campaign' for saying 'some very inflammatory things about Mexicans'
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Comments like those she said, referring to Trump, can 'trigger someone who is less than stable'
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Trump slapped back, saying 'it's pretty pathetic that Hillary Clinton just blamed me for the horrendous attack that took place in South Carolina'
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Clinton's 'trigger' comment referred to a mass-shooting in Charleston, SC, that left 9 people dead when a white man opened fire in a black church
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Clinton and the White House responded by pushing for action to combat gun violence; Chris Christie said changes in the law are not the answer

Question: @placeholder, she said, 'continues to send his prayers and condolences to the people of South Carolina.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: In light of the tragedy, Mr. @placeholder also cancelled a sold out campaign event.'

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Beirut, Lebanon (CNN) -- In August last year, Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak was not happy with Saudi Arabia. He complained that the Saudis appeared to be funding an opposition candidate, Anwar Ibrahim, in upcoming elections. What's more, the Malaysian authorities suspected two senior Saudi princes of involvement. The Saudis launched an investigation, and uncovered something very different -- and more alarming. A secret report seen by CNN concludes: "There is no evidence any Saudi official ever supported Anwar Ibrahim" and "claims of support from the Saudi royals named in the initial report [names redacted] were found to be without basis."
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Secret report found hundreds of millions of dollars of Saudi money had been funneled to leading Islamist politicians and political activists overseas
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Report says al Qaeda and the Taliban were still able to use Saudi Arabia for fund-raising
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A complex web of Islamic charities and banks as well as the Muslim Brotherhood have been sources of cash, report says

Question: According to a Saudi source who is not authorized to speak publically, "People close to the senior leadership of the @placeholder live in Saudi Arabia and send money back" [to the Taliban].

Answer: Taliban

Question: According to a Saudi source who is not authorized to speak publically, "People close to the senior leadership of the Taliban live in @placeholder and send money back" [to the Taliban].

Answer: Saudi Arabia

Answer: Saudis

Answer: Saudi

Answer: Saudis

Answer: Saudi

Answer: Saudi

Answer: Saudi

Answer: Saudi Arabia


Apple has reversed its payment policy after Taylor Swift said she would refuse to allow the company to stream her album 1989. The superstar penned an open letter on Sunday morning, shaming the tech giant for its 'shocking' decision not to pay artists during a three-month free trial offered to subscribers. After hours of negotiations, the firm made a U-turn and will now pay every musician whose work is featured during the trial, which starts on June 30. 'We hear you @taylorswift13 and indie artists,' wrote Apple vice president Eddy Cue on Twitter, after he personally phoned the platinum-selling singer to deliver the news.
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Singer-songwriter slammed policy not to pay for music in an open letter
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'We don't ask you for free iPhones,' she wrote in scathing Tumblr post
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Apple VP personally phoned Swift to tell her of U-turn on Sunday evening
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Artists will now be paid on a per-stream basis when trial starts on June 30

Question: @placeholder is set to go worldwide at the end of June, with monthly subscriptions costing $9.99 - or $14.99 for a family of up to six people.

Answer: Apple

Question: Swift said that 1989 would not appear on @placeholder - although she stopped short on pulling her entire catalog.

Answer: Apple


Users of Microsoft's new Windows 10 software were elated to find the firm had brought back solitaire, the famous free game. In its latest incarnation it boasts more features and can even track your stats. However, there is just one problem - to play without ads, users have to pay Microsoft $10 a year, every year. Experts have describe the decision as odd. 'Netflix charges you $7.99 per month for thousands of streaming movies and TV shows, Spotify, Slacker, Rdio and others charge about $10 per month for unlimited music,' said Mark Hachman of PC World. 'And Microsoft? They want you to pay $1.50 per month to remove ads from Solitaire.'
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Free game was a popular part of earlier windows versions
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New Version charges users $10 a year for ad free Solitaire games
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Experts say the feature is 'an accident waiting to happen'

Question: '@placeholder itself is free, so complaining too much about this might seem ungracious,' said Hachman.

Answer: Windows 10


Kiev, Ukraine (CNN) -- Sporadic heavy artillery barrages and machine gun fire could be heard early Sunday on the outskirts of the southeastern Ukrainian city of Mariupol, raising questions about the viability of a ceasefire between the Ukrainian government and pro-Russian separatists. While the source of the weapons fire was not immediately clear, it came as the ceasefire appeared to be holding, a rare positive sign in a conflict that has ratcheted up tensions between Russia and the West. By late Saturday, however, bursts of heavy artillery and machine gun fire replaced the evident calm, a gas station was ablaze and cars carrying injured civilians could be seen on the roads.
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Sporadic heavy artillery barrages and machine gun fire heard near Mariupol
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Poroshenko and Putin talk about ensuring truce lasts, Poroshenko's office says
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Russia will respond if new EU sanctions are imposed, state media reports
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EU nations agree on further sanctions against Russia, due to be adopted Monday

Question: The last Russian aid convoy, which entered without @placeholder's permission, was sent by road.

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukrainian


(CNN) Julia Louis-Dreyfus announced she has breast cancer in a post on her official Twitter account. "1 in 8 women get breast cancer. Today, I'm the one," Louis-Dreyfus wrote. The 56-year-old actress went on to say "The good news is that I have the most glorious group of supportive and caring family and friends, and fantastic insurance through my union." "The bad news is that not all women are so lucky, so let's fight all cancers and make universal healthcare a reality," she concluded. Hollywood quickly rallied around her. "Veep" co-star Tony Hale re-tweeted the announcement from Louis-Dreyfus. "We love this woman," Hale wrote in a caption.
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She announced on her Twitter account
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She learned her diagnosis the day after her historic Emmy win, according to HBO

Question: @placeholder added the show's production schedule will be adjusted if needed to accommodate its star.

Answer: HBO


Princeton, New Jersey (CNN) -- The impact of the oil spill in the Gulf Coast is starting to be made vivid by the steady flow of still images and video that capture this catastrophe. For example, Phillippe Cousteau, the grandson of Capt. Jacques-Yves Cousteau, dove into the oil spill, wearing protective gear. He captured horrifying video images of what has been taking place beneath the sea. A debate is already unfolding about whether President Obama has been effective in his response. Is this Obama's Katrina, as some commentators have asked? The president has come under fire, primarily from Republicans, but also from a growing number of environmental advocates, for being too slow to act.
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For decades, some have argued for deregulating industries such as the oil industry
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Julian Zelizer says lax regulations helped set the stage for the massive Gulf oil spill
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He says Obama administration had largely followed Bush administration in lax regulation
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Zelizer: Government needs to impose new rules and make sure they are enforced

Question: Recent news reports have revealed the @placeholder administration has been as negligent in its oversight of drilling as the previous administration.

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Question: President @placeholder must not only stop this immediate leak, but must be certain to fix the policies that allowed this kind of risky drilling to take place.

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama


Parents of a five-year-old kindergarten student have accused their son's Catholic school of racial discrimination after his mother was asked to take him home because of his 'distracting' haircut. In December, Jalyn Broussard, who was one of five African-American students at Immaculate Heart of Mary School in Belmont, California, was excited to show off his 'modern fade' haircut, where his hair was longer in the middle and shorter on the sides. However, 30 minutes into the school day, Jalyn's mother Mariana was asked to pick him up because his hairstyle was in violation of the school's policy. But according to Mrs Broussard, other white and Asian students were wearing similar hairstyles without ever being reprimanded. And the Broussard family have since filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights.
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Jalyn Broussard was one of five African-American students at Immaculate Heart of Mary School in Belmont, California, in December
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His mother Mariana was told her kindergartener's 'modern fade' haircut resembled a faux hawk, which is against school policy
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Mr and Mrs Broussard claim that other white and Asian students were never reprimanded for having similar hairstyles
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Larry Kamer, a spokesperson for The Archdiocese of San Francisco, said the school's haircut policy is enforced consistently and fairly

Question: She admitted that she had been willing to let the entire disagreement go until an eighth grade student, who is Asian-@placeholder and the son of a part-time teacher at the school, showed up a haircut very similar to Jalyn's old style following winter break.

Answer: American

Answer: American


More than 30 drunk and disorderly University of Kentucky fans were arrested near the school's Lexington campus Saturday night after the previously undefeated team was kicked out of the NCAA tournament. The Wildcats faced off against the University of Wisconsin Badgers in Saturday night's semi-final game, breaking their winning streak with a 71-64 loss. Now, its Wisconsin heading to Monday's final to play Duke - their first final since 1941. But while the Badgers were still celebrating on the court Saturday night, violence broke out on the streets of UK's campus in Lexington where a huge crowd gathered to vent the loss.
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The University of Kentucky's winning streak was brought to an end Saturday night with a 71-64 loss to the University of Wisconsin
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The Wisconsin Badgers will now play Duke for the NCAA tournament title Monday night - their first final since 1941
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A crowd of more than a thousand gathered near UK's Lexington campus Saturday night to mourn the loss
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Police in riot gear arrested 31 people at that gathering on charges of public intoxication and disorderly conduct

Question: @placeholder's last, best chance came while trailing by three with 12 seconds left.

Answer: University of Kentucky

Answer: UK

Answer: University of Kentucky

Answer: UK


A South Carolina novelist lost his storm-battered sailboat - but saved his marriage to his wife of nearly five years - during a failed Atlantic crossing that ended in his rescue by students aboard a maritime college's training ship. Michael Hurley's 30-foot ketch, The Prodigal, was abandoned and left drifting 500 miles south of Newfoundland - about 2,000 miles short of his goal of Ireland - when he was rescued last week by students and staff from the Maine Maritime Academy. Hurley and his wife Susan had decided to split up, but they began communicating again while he was on his journey.
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Michael Hurley left Charleston, South Carolina, in late May with plans to eventually reach Ireland
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He and his wife Susan had decided to split up, but they began communicating again while he was on his journey
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Hurley said his boat had been battered by back-to-back storms and was taking on water about 1,200 miles into his trip to Ireland
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His 30-foot ketch, The Prodigal, was abandoned and left drifting 500 miles south of Newfoundland
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The author was rescued last week by students and staff from the Maine Maritime Academy
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The rescue came three days after the couple decided to renew their vows, according to Hurley
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They met during an earlier voyage, when Hurley stopped in Charleston to fix a boat, and married in August 2010

Question: He said he had intended to draw on solo sailing adventure to Ireland to provide some fodder for a new novel, '@placeholder.'

Answer: The Prodigal

Question: '"@placeholder" is about a guy who sails out of Charleston and discovers he has a stowaway on board.

Answer: The Prodigal

Question: '"The Passage" is about a guy who sails out of @placeholder and discovers he has a stowaway on board.

Answer: Charleston

Answer: Charleston


Dunga insists Brazil do not rely solely on Neymar, although he admitted that the suspended Barcelona star would be missed from any side in world football. The 23-year-old will miss the rest of the Copa America after he lost his cool in dramatic circumstances at the end of their second Group C game against Colombia, kicking the ball at Pablo Armero before headbutting Jeison Murillo and earning a four-game ban. And while Brazil manager Dunga conceded that Neymar's presence would be missed, he rejected the notion that they are a one-man team. He told ca2015.com: 'Neymar would be important to any team. When he's not there though you have to find a solution. The Copa America is difficult because in every game there has been a difference of only one goal
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Brazil face Paraguay in the quarter-finals of the Copa America
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Dunga's side beat Venezuela 2-1 to guarantee their spot in the last eight
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However, they will be without Neymar for the rest of the tournament
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Neymar was handed a four-game ban after headbutting Jeison Murillo
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Dunga admits his side will feel the void of the Barcelona star's absence
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But he also says they will be able to cope despite this

Question: Brazil booked their place in the quarter finals of the tournament with a narrow win over @placeholder on Sunday evening, with Thiago Silva and Roberto Firmino on target.

Answer: Venezuela


The man accused of stabbing Sydney man Morgan Huxley more than 20 times has been found guilty of his murder. It took the jury just under three hours to find Daniel Jack Kelsall guilty of indecently assaulting the 31-year-old and murdering him in the early hours of September 8, 2013. Mr Huxley's family and friends let out exclamations when the verdict was handed down. Speaking outside court on Wednesday Mr Huxley's ex-girlfriend Jessica Hall said his 'life had been stolen by a worthless psychopath'. Kelsall remained expressionless in the dock as his mother Lynne and father Mark, who had sat near him throughout the trial, looked on.
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Morgan Huxley, 31, was fatally stabbed in his Sydney apartment in 2013
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Daniel Jack Kelsall faced court this week over Mr Huxley's death
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Kelsall says he was invited to Mr Huxley's home after meeting on the street
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The 22-year-old told the court they had consensual sexual encounter before intruder hit him over the head and attacked them both
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Police reveals killer allegedly stalked other men in the area
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One man said he was followed the week after Mr Huxley was killed
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Mr Huxley's family and friends let out exclamations when the verdict was handed down
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Ex-girlfriend Jessica Hall said her ex-boyfriend was 'an inspiring, generous and loving young man'
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Kelsall remained expressionless in the dock as his mother Lynne and father Mark

Question: '@placeholder was beginning to make his way in the world,' she said outside court.

Answer: Morgan Huxley

Answer: Huxley

Answer: Huxley

Answer: Morgan Huxley

Answer: Huxley

Answer: Huxley

Answer: Huxley

Answer: Huxley


(CNN) It's the killer that, by some measures, takes more young lives each year than conflict or some forms of cancer. Every 30 seconds a person is killed in a road crash, according to figures from the Global Road Safety Partnership. That's more than 3,400 people per day and 1.25 million people per year. Perhaps even more arresting is World Health Organization (WHO) analysis which says that 90% of all road based fatalities occur in low to middle income countries, despite such nations having only half of the world's vehicles. It's a tragedy that even takes a toll on development costing some nations up to 5% of GDP, according to the International Road Assessment Programme (iRAP).
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CrashDetech auto detects road accidents
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The app calls an agent who locates the nearest ambulance
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Aims to reduce waiting times and save lives

Question: If he can achieve that, @placeholder could be on its way to saving thousands of lives.

Answer: CrashDetech


Construction workers  have been forced to build a £10 million road project around two apartment blocks in China after several families refused to move. The embarrassing rebuke by the ten households has forced developers to curve the major new route around the properties in the city of Yongjia, in eastern China's Zhejiang province, The People's Daily reports. Officials launched the multi-million pound blueprint to much fanfare, saying the new 10-mile provincial road would provide a fast and efficient route between the city and 19 surrounding villages. In the way: The two building are in the direct path of the £10 million road project in Yongjia, eastern China
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10 families get in the way of £10 million road project in China
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Officials lose patience and tell road builders to go around the houses
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Homeowners claim they are not being offered fair price to relocate

Question: In @placeholder, it is common practice to ask people to move out of their homes to make way for important public sector developments.

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China


(CNN) Donald Trump on Saturday vowed to "unsign" President Barack Obama's plans to tighten gun control via executive action, telling a packed rally in Biloxi, Mississippi, that he would protect the right to bear arms. "There's an assault on the Second Amendment. You know Obama's going to do an executive order and really knock the hell out of it," Trump said. "You know, the system's supposed to be you get the Democrats, you get the Republicans, and you make deals. He can't do that. He can't do that. So he's going to sign another executive order having to do with the Second Amendment, having to do with guns. I will veto. I will unsign that so fast."
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"I will veto. I will unsign that so fast," Trump told a rally in Biloxi, Mississippi
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Trump has regularly opposed stricter gun control laws following several mass shootings

Question: "I'm very strong into the whole thing with @placeholder -- but if you can't fly, and if you've got some really bad -- I would certainly look at that very hard."

Answer: Second Amendment

Answer: Second Amendment


Bilal Bettamer is a 23-year-old student who wants to save Benghazi from those he calls "extremely dangerous people." But his campaign against the criminal and extremist groups that plague the city has put his life at risk, and he says that if he receives more threats, he will have to leave Libya. Libya can't afford to lose the likes of Bettamer. A law graduate and civil activist, he helped organize the protest against jihadist groups after the attack on the U.S. Consulate there in September, in which four Americans were killed. That protest led to the expulsion from Benghazi of the militant Ansar al-Sharia group -- whose members were suspected of involvement in the attack -- and other jihadists from the city.
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Law graduate Bilal Bettamer is trying to make Benghazi a safer, prosperous place
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Threats may drive the 23-year-old civil activist from this troubled Libyan city
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Assassinations, bombings and kidnappings keep progress at bay
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The ghost of Moammar Gadhafi still hangs over Benghazi and rest of Libya

Question: Bettamer says he received three hostile text messages after the @placeholder Friday protest.

Answer: Benghazi

Answer: Benghazi

Answer: Benghazi

Answer: Benghazi

Question: A "religious-looking man" had approached @placeholder's uncle outside their family home in Benghazi with a message for Bilal: "Tell him to watch out."

Answer: Bilal Bettamer

Answer: Bettamer

Answer: Bilal Bettamer

Question: A "religious-looking man" had approached Bettamer's uncle outside their family home in Benghazi with a message for @placeholder: "Tell him to watch out."

Answer: Bilal Bettamer

Answer: Bettamer

Answer: Bilal Bettamer


Claudio Ranieri shocked football on Monday by returning to the Premier League as the new manager of Leicester City. The 63-year-old Italian, who last had a job in England 11 years ago, has signed a three-year contract to replace Nigel Pearson and has flown to the club's pre-season training camp in Austria to start work straight away. Former Chelsea boss Ranieri, who has been out of work since November when he was sacked as manager of Greece, got the job ahead of other targets including Guus Hiddink and Martin O'Neill after impressing director of football John Rudkin during interviews in London.
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Claudio Ranieri's last spell in England was with Chelsea, ending in 2004
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The Italian was manager of Greece but was sacked last year
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He has replaced Nigel Pearson as manager of Leicester City
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Premier League news: CLICK HERE for all the latest

Question: Leicester chairman Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha wanted a figure who could energise the @placeholder fans following the shock sacking of Pearson a fortnight ago.

Answer: Leicester City


UEFA president Michel Platini finds it 'shameful to be dragged through the mud' and insists he is the only man to lead the reform of FIFA, despite his 90-day suspension from all football-related activity. The Frenchman's hopes of succeeding Sepp Blatter as FIFA president appear to be in tatters after the pair, along with secretary general Jerome Valcke, were earlier this month handed provisional 90-day bans by the world governing body's ethics committee while it continues its investigations. In an interview with French newspaper Le Monde, Platini said: 'I was suspended for three months, but what annoys me the most is to be put in the same bag as the others. I find it shameful to be dragged through the mud.
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Michel Platini has been suspended from football-related activity for 90 days
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A £1.35m payment made to Platini by FIFA in 2011 is being investigated
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Platini says it is shameful that his name has been dragged through the mud
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Former France player insists he is the only man to restore FIFA's credibility
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Read: How dare FA say on behalf of English football they want Platini cleared

Question: Neither have fully explained the reason for the nine-year delay in being paid for work @placeholder carried out as Blatter's technical advisor from 1999 to 2002.

Answer: Michel Platini

Answer: Platini

Answer: Michel Platini

Answer: Platini

Answer: Platini

Answer: Platini


A nature-lover has revealed how a David Attenborough documentary inspired her to have a huge exotic bird tattoo  inked over her entire back. Hayley Evers-King, 28, had the birds of paradise and the jungle scene done while studying for her PhD in marine science in South Africa. And when the student, from Plymouth, Devon, attended a talk given by the naturalist she seized the opportunity to show him the body art that was inspired by his work - and was thrilled when he gave it his stamp of approval. She said: 'David Attenborough has always been an incredible communicator and inspired a whole generation of scientists.
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Hayley Evers-King, 28, had the tattoo over three years because of its size
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The design of the three birds was inspired by Attenborough documentary
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She showed him her body art when BBC legend gave a talk in Cape Town

Question: 'It was announced that Attenborough was coming to @placeholder to do a talk on birds of paradise,' she said.

Answer: Cape Town


(CNN) Ted Cruz is accusing Donald Trump and his "henchmen" of smearing him with a salacious tabloid story, which the Texas senator called "garbage" and "complete and utter lies." "Let me be clear, this National Enquirer story is garbage. It is complete and utter lies. It is a tabloid smear, and it is a smear from Donald Trump and his henchmen," Cruz said Friday, adding that he believes Trump "directed these attacks." CNN has no reporting to suggest that the tabloid allegations are true or that Trump or any of his advisers are behind the story, which was published this week.
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Ted Cruz is accusing Donald Trump and his "henchmen" of smearing him with a salacious tabloid story
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CNN has no reporting to suggest that the tabloid allegations are true

Question: "I have no idea whether or not the cover story about @placeholder in this week's issue of the National Enquirer is true or not, but I had absolutely nothing to do with it, did not know about it, and have not, as yet, read it," Trump said.

Answer: Ted Cruz

Answer: Cruz

Answer: Ted Cruz


Take That have come under fire after it emerged the pop stars have still not repaid the £20million they owe the taxman - one year after they were ordered to do so. Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald, who embark on their latest UK tour tomorrow, were told to pay back the cash 11 months ago after the 'investment' scheme they put millions into was ruled invalid. It is understood the trio are dealing directly with HMRC but have yet to stump up the cash. Scroll down for video Fury: Take That members (from left) Gary Barlow, Howard Donald and Mark Owen have still not paid back the £20million they owe the taxman, one year after they were ordered to. The band begin their UK tour tomorrow
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Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald ordered to repay £20million
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Take That stars have still not done so 11 months on, sparking criticism
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Trio used an 'investment' scheme later found to be in breach of tax rules
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TV sports presenter Gabby Logan has paid back all the money she owed

Question: 'However, the real moral of this story is that we desperately need to simplify the tax code to get rid of the loopholes that those with clever accountants can drive a @placeholder tour bus through.

Answer: Take That

Answer: Take That


Chelsea fear Manchester United are ready to hijack their swoop for goalkeeper Asmir Begovic. Jose Mourinho has identified the Stoke shot-stopper as the man he wants to replace Petr Cech, whose switch to Arsenal was confirmed last week. The Blues have been locked in talks with the Potters in an attempt to agree a fee for the Bosnian. Chelsea have made the capture of Begovic a priority and have pushed hard to complete a deal over the past few days. And their urgency to strike an agreement with Stoke stems from concern that arch-rivals United are plotting their own move for the keeper.
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Asmir Begovic has been strongly linked with a summer move to Chelsea
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The Blues have made official enquiry to Stoke regarding a £6million offer
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Chelsea are eyeing the Bosnia international as replacement for Petr Cech
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Louis van Gaal will be in the market for a keeper if David De Gea leaves

Question: And Mourinho wants a deal wrapped up as soon as possible to avoid going head-to-head with Van Gaal for @placeholder.

Answer: Asmir Begovic

Answer: Begovic

Answer: Asmir Begovic


They arrived in full dinner suits, glittery all-in-one numbers and the latest in jacket fashions - but this is not Paris Fashion Week. It is day three of Crufts 2015 where the preened and pampered of the canine world gather to compete in the world's biggest dog breed competition. From Afghans in headdresses, to a terrier in a pram, day three of the event at the NEC arena in Birmingham has seen some incredible sights. Colourful: This Afghan hound looks to have been inspired by Paris fashion week with its all-in-one ensemble, headgear and tassles at day three of Crufts in Birmingham
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Day three of Crufts 2015 features Terrier and Hound categories - including Afghan hounds and Bedlington terriers
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Owners spent the morning grooming their pets before an afternoon of tough competing
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The breeds compete in various challenges to test their agility and obedience for a chance to win Best In Show

Question: Picture perfect: This wise looking @placeholder hound is immaculately groomed and ready for judgement day

Answer: Afghan

Answer: Afghan


A Michigan man and his 20-year-old autistic son were found dead in their Melvindale home in an apparent murder-suicide, police say. The bodies of John Richett, 58, and his 20-year-old son Nicholas -- who he called 'Nicky' -- were found Friday morning and police say Richett took Nicky's life then his own, FOX reports. 'He feared his medical problems would take his life and then he wouldn't be around to care for his son and he didn't want to burden the family,' Police Chief Chad Hayse told FOX. Neighbor John Rowe said that Richett loved his son, and though Richett had mentioned to him that caring for the 20-year-old was getting harder, Rowe never expected this.
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Police say John Richett, 58, killed his 20-year-old autistic son Nicholas before killing himself
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Richett reportedly feared no one would be around to care for the 20-year-old if he succumbed to medical problems
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A neighbor said he knew it was getting more and more difficult for Richett to care for Nicholas, but he never thought the man would do this

Question: 'I'm just very sad to hear because John was a very nice man,' @placeholder told FOX.

Answer: John Rowe

Answer: Rowe


King of Prussia, Pennsylvania (CNN) Donald Trump ceded the floor Tuesday to his running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, to make his campaign's case a week out from Election Day for repealing and replacing Obamacare. The Indiana governor, describing the Affordable Care Act as a "government takeover of health care," pitched the repeal of President Barack Obama's signature health care law as a key reason why voters in this key battleground state should elect Trump president. How much you'll really pay for Obamacare And Trump vowed to "immediately repeal and replace Obamacare" and said he would "ask Congress to convene a special session so we can repeal and replace."
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Trump and Pence painted the health care law as disastrous to the US economy
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The government announced soaring Obamacare premiums last week

Question: The @placeholder campaign did not respond to requests for comment seeking clarification.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Max Verstappen insists he has put his Monaco crash behind him as he waits for the mandatory FIA medical checks to clear him to race at this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix. The Dutch teenager will have the medical tests in Montreal on Thursday but the Formula One rookie has already joked he plans to make 'a few overtakes' at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve The 17-year-old Toro Rosso driver impressed on Monaco's tight streets, pulling off bold passing manoeuvres on several rivals before crashing into the back of Romain Grosjean's Lotus. 'Without a doubt it was my biggest crash,' Verstappen said on his official website. 'The impact was 30g.
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Max Verstappen will have FIA medical tests in Montreal on Thursday
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17-year-old Toro Rosso driver impressed in Monaco before suffering crash
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Verstappen keen to move on from the controversy caused by the incident

Question: 'It's mainly to help @placeholder with the car's set up and to prepare myself for the race.

Answer: Toro Rosso

Answer: Toro Rosso


(CNN) It is a rivalry like no other, a match which permeates beyond the white lines of the football pitch. It's a complex cocktail of sport and politics. It's the biggest game on earth. On Saturday, millions will watch arch enemies Real Madrid and Barcelona -- two of the most successful clubs in history, boasting two of the world's greatest players -- battle it out in the 236th edition of the game dubbed El Clasico. Trailing their great rivals by 11 points in the league, Real -- who last week won the Club World Cup -- cannot afford to slip up at home if they are to retain hopes of winning the Spanish league title.
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Real host Barcelona on 23 December
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Barca are 11 points ahead of Real in La Liga
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Barca have won five of last 10 matches

Question: I live El Clasicos as if they were finals, regardless of the position @placeholder is in the table.

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barca

Answer: Barca

Question: I don't believe it's using adjectives for the sake of it, @placeholder is like theater, it's like opera, the grand themes are all there.

Answer: El Clasico


(CNN) -- Yale Historian Beverly Gage recently uncovered the first copy of an unredacted "anonymous" FBI letter sent to Martin Luther King Jr. telling him to kill himself. Click here to see the blacked out version of the FBI threat letter There are dozens of such menacing memos and letters held in the U.S. archives that detail the FBI's systematic plot to "neutralize" the civil rights leader. In retrospect it may be horrifying to know that the government had such a plan, but historians say the plot did have an upside. FBI wiretaps have "given us the most powerful and persuasive source of all for seeing how utterly selfless Martin Luther King was," as a civil rights leader, according to a leading civil rights scholar.
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FBI memo called King the "most dangerous ... effective Negro leader" in U.S.
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Hidden wiretaps turned up no Communist Party ties, just extramarital affairs
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J. Edgar Hoover's contempt for MLK's private behavior shows in private memos

Question: The almost fanatical zeal with which the FBI pursued King is disclosed in tens of thousands of @placeholder memos from the 1960s.

Answer: FBI

Answer: FBI

Answer: FBI

Answer: FBI

Answer: FBI

Question: See @placeholder's thoughts on MLK's success, in his own handwriting

Answer: J. Edgar Hoover


(CNN) -- These pictures were taken within one week of each other in the center of Aleppo and show the incredible resilience of some of its residents in the face of Syria's bloody civil war. Photographer Issa Touma's home in the historic area of Aleppo has been badly damaged by gunfire. Yet, amid the crossfire between opposition and government forces, Touma is still organizing the international photography festival he holds every year. Touma, who owns a gallery in Aleppo, has been running the exhibition for 11 years and was determined that the show would continue despite fighting reaching the center of the city on August 19. The festival was due to open on September 15.
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Civil war reached center of Syria's second city one month before photo festival due to start
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Organizer Issa Touma's own home was destroyed in gun fighting
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11th annual photo festival continued on smaller scale despite fighting

Question: "All around @placeholder is war and more and more people are coming to the center."

Answer: Aleppo

Answer: Aleppo

Answer: Aleppo


A Russian opposition leader was forced to write hand-scrawled notes to his aide the day before he was shot dead near the Kremlin after claiming he feared he was being bugged. Boris Nemtsov, a former deputy prime minister, was gunned down as he walked with his Ukrainian girlfriend, Anna Duritskaya on Friday night near Red Square. He was the most prominent opposition figure to be killed in Russia during Russian President Vladimir Putin's 15-year rule. Former Russian deputy prime minister and opposition leader Boris Nemtsov, who was shot dead near the Kremlin last week. Before his death he feared he was being bugged
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Boris Nemtsov was gunned down last week in Moscow while with girlfriend
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He was a prominent opposition figure and critic of president Vladimir Putin
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Close aide claims he feared he was being bugged leading up to his death
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Olga Shorina says he was forced to hand write notes to communicate
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Came as they discussed an investigation into fighters in eastern Ukraine
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Ms Shorina says Mr Nemtsov had evidence of Russian soldiers inside Ukraine

Question: Ms @placeholder added that Mr Nemtsov has planned to publish one million copies of his report on Ukraine, in order to reach as wide an audience as possible.

Answer: Olga Shorina

Answer: Shorina

Question: @placeholder has called his death a shameful tragedy, and the Kremlin has denied any involvement.

Answer: Vladimir Putin

Answer: Vladimir Putin


A Silicon Valley venture capital firm has emerged victorious from a three-year high profile case accusing executives of gender discrimination. Reddit interim CEO Ellen Pao, 45, sued her former employer Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers for four counts of discrimination after she was fired. In a case that prompted a broad discussion about gender bias in the tech industry, Pao painted the firm as sexist, crude, and quarrelsome. On Friday, a jury of six men and six women rejected every claim after less than 72 hours of deliberation in San Francisco Superior Court. Scroll down for video Lost: Ellen Pao (pictured after the verdict) sued her former employers for four counts of gender bias after she was fired. The Reddit CEO claimed her career crumbled at Kleiner after ending an affair with a partner
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Ellen Pao sued Kleiner, Perkins, Caufield and Byers for four counts of gender discrimination
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Three-year case has sparked wide discussion about Silicon Valley sexism
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On Friday jury ruled in favor of the venture capital firm on every count
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Pao was seeking $16 million plus damages from the firm
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After verdict, jurors were ordered to deliberate one of the counts again due to an apparent miscount. They eventually voted against Pao
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Gender was a factor when Kleiner Perkins failing to promote her and terminated her employment
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Kleiner Perkins retaliated against her when she accused the firm of gender discrimination
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Kleiner Perkins failed to take  reasonable steps to prevent gender bias against her
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The firm retaliated against her lawsuit by terminating her employment

Question: The case played out as @placeholder saw a steady decline in the number of female venture capitalists.

Answer: Silicon Valley

Answer: Silicon Valley


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Federal agents have determined New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer used a high-priced call-girl ring at least eight times in recent months, and agents had him under surveillance twice this year, sources familiar with the investigation said Wednesday. Sources say New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer used a call-girl service eight times in recent months. Spitzer announced his resignation Wednesday, two days after reports of his connection to the Emperors Club VIP became public. He has not been charged with a crime. He told reporters Wednesday, "I cannot allow my private failings to disrupt the people's work." The resignation will take effect Monday. Watch Spitzer say he will resign »
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"Kristen" identified as aspiring singer Ashley Youmans, 22
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Spitzer resigns Wednesday, two days after he is linked to call-girl ring
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Bank notified Treasury Department about suspicious transfers of money
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Spitzer could face charges of money laundering, legal experts say

Question: The newspaper said @placeholder -- now known as Ashley Alexandra Dupre -- was identified in court documents as Kristen.

Answer: Ashley Youmans


Apple promised it would offer an Android version of its music service in autumn. And it seems it is on track, if leaked images spotted by German website Mobile Geeks are anything to go by. Screenshots seem to show Apple Music features including Beats 1 Radio and the built-in social network Apple Music Connect, as well as Android hallmarks such as sliding sidebars. Shots of the beta version of the app show the 'For Me' recommendations page as well as features not currently available on the iOS version, such as the ability to change the size of the cache used to store music offline, 9to5Mac reported.
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Leaked screenshots were spotted by German website Mobile Geeks
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Seem to show standard Apple Music features including Beats 1 Radio and the built-in social network Apple Music Connect with Android functionality
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Apple has previously said the service will launch on Android this autumn

Question: It noted the design still looks like an @placeholder product, but the functions are geared towards Android, rather than iPhone users.

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple Music

Answer: Apple Music Connect

Answer: Apple Music

Answer: Apple Music Connect

Answer: Apple