When it comes to highlighting their assets, Hollywood's hottest stars are proudly flaunting their plump rumps, ensuring that bosoms will continue to take a backseat to sculpted derrieres in 2015. Jennifer Lopez may have been the first celebrity to turn her booty into a trademark, but the past 12 months have seen a bevy of big-bottomed celebrities, such as Kim Kardashian, Beyonce, Iggy Azalea and Nicki Minaj carving out star statuses for their now-infamous backsides. From 'belfies' posted on Instagram to booty-shaking music videos, female stars are continuously paying homage to their butts. And the American public are taking notice.
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2014 saw the rise of the 'belfie', as well as a 98% increase in butt implants and a 44% increase in butt lifts
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More and more celebrities are choosing to embrace - and flaunt - their sizable behinds, both on the red carpet and on social media
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FEMAIL has put together a list of the best butts in Hollywood, but it is up to you to vote for the rear that will reign as number one

Question: But @placeholder isn't the only person in the Kardashian clan who boasts a bodacious backside.

Answer: Kim Kardashian


Three dogs were killed after a swarm of bees attacked and stung them to death in the backyard of a Santa Ana home where they lived. The animals' owner, Linnea Chapman, found her Australian Shepherds, Bartlett, Bailey, and Remy dead in the backyard and covered in bees on Tuesday night. The swarm of Africanized honey bees had made a large hive inside of an old cabinet in their neighbors' backyard, and the bees had become angry from the dogs barking and attacked, according to Santa Ana Animal Services. Scroll down for video Australian Shepherds Bartlett, Bailey and Remy (pictured above) were found dead by their owner Linnea Chapman in the backyard of the Santa Ana home
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Owner, Linnea Chapman found her Australian Shepherds dead in the backyard on Tuesday
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Bartlett, Bailey and Remy were stung repeatedly by a swarm of Africanized honey bees
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Animal Services said dogs were barking at pool cleaner which agitated bees

Question: She went into her backyard with a flashlight which is when she first found the oldest dog, @placeholder, and was shocked.

Answer: Bartlett

Answer: Shepherds Bartlett

Answer: Bartlett


Pluto is almost ready for its close up. After nine and a half years and three billion miles, the New Horizons spacecraft is about to lift the veil on the icy world. It promises to be the biggest planetary debut in a quarter-century. The curtain hasn't been pulled back like this since the Voyager 2 flew past Neptune in 1989. For principal investigator, Alan Stern, this is the culmination of 15 years of hard work and endless campaigns to launch missions to the dwarf planet. 'The adrenaline is intense at the moment,' Stern told DailyMail.com. '[I'm] literally sleeping four hours a night and feeling great.'
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New Horizons will make its closest to Pluto at 7:49 a.m. EDT tomorrow
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Principal investigator, Alan Stern, has spent 15 years working on mission
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Pluto has taught us 'that our view of the solar system is wrong', said Stern
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Dwarf planet is thought to be a relic left from formation of the solar system
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First close-up images will be sent back to Earth on Wednesday morning

Question: They also plan to measure the temperature and pressure in @placeholder's nitrogen-rich atmosphere and determine how much gas is escaping into space.

Answer: Pluto

Answer: Pluto

Answer: Pluto


Too many men are getting the all-clear for prostate cancer when in fact they have the disease, say doctors, who are calling for an overhaul of testing techniques. Professor Stephen Langley, a prostate cancer expert, blames the misdiagnoses on inaccurate biopsies. Under current guidelines from NICE (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence), men with abnormally high levels of prostate specific antigen (PSA), a protein produced by the prostate gland, should be offered a test called trans-rectal ultrasound (TRUS) biopsy. Here, doctors take tissue samples by passing special needles via a probe in the rectum. Afterwards, men may be offered an MRI scan to gauge the extent of the disease or check if another biopsy is needed. However, up to a quarter of prostate cancer is missed using a TRUS biopsy, according to a 2014 study in the British Journal of Urology International. And one in 20 patients ends up with a severe infection, reported the European Urology Journal in 2013.
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Men are getting the all-clear for prostate cancer when in fact they have it
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Doctors are calling for an overhaul of testing techniques
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Inaccurate biopsies are being blamed for the misdiagnoses
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Urging NICE to offer patients more advanced biopsy techniques

Question: The @placeholder can only access the area of the prostate closest to the rectum.

Answer: TRUS

Answer: TRUS

Question: 'Not only were the @placeholder biopsies inaccurate but they were very painful and left me bleeding and in discomfort,' says Paddy.

Answer: TRUS

Answer: TRUS


A primary school has cancelled a trip to take youngsters sightseeing in London because of fears over an attack from ISIS fanatics on the capital. Year 5 pupils at St James' CE Academy in Hull, East Yorks, were due to visit the city but staff decided it was too dangerous. The trip was cancelled following Parliament's decision to begin air strikes on Syria and an alleged terrorist incident at an east London Tube station earlier this month. The school said eight concerned parents had already withdrawn their children from the visit and that the decision was in their best interests.
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St James' CE Academy, in Hull, were due to take children sightseeing
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School cancelled trip following alleged attack on Leytonstone Tube station
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Head said eight parents had already pulled their children out of excursion
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School said decision was not 'taken lightly' and trip has been postponed

Question: Jane Daniels, headteacher at the school, said: 'The decision to cancel our Year 5 children's visit to @placeholder has not been taken lightly.

Answer: London

Answer: London Tube


(CNN) -- For anyone around 30 or older, this week's royal engagement left one with an uneasy feeling of déjà vu. The photographs of Prince William and Kate Middleton, facing the flashing cameras of the world's press, were uncannily like those of William's parents, the Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer, when they announced their plans to marry in 1981. The color of the dress, the pose, the linked arms, the looks -- they were almost identical. Kate was even wearing Diana's ring. The rapturous response from the media was a rerun of 1981, too -- the special supplements, the pages and pages of photographs, the speculation about who will design the dress, where they will honeymoon, where and how they first met, who their friends are and from whom their families are descended.
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Penny Junor: Déjà vu seeing Prince William and Kate Middleton announce engagement
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Unlike his parents, they've known each other for eight years, she observes
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Kate won't eclipse Prince William; she will compliment him, says Junor
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Junor: Charles-Diana marriage almost destroyed the monarchy; this could secure it

Question: Charles and @placeholder scarcely knew each other when they became engaged.

Answer: Diana Spencer

Answer: Diana

Answer: Diana

Question: @placeholder is going into this marriage and this bizarre life with her eyes wide open.

Answer: Kate Middleton

Answer: Kate

Answer: Kate Middleton

Answer: Kate


Washington (CNN) Libertarian vice presidential nominee Bill Weld once again stuck up for Hillary Clinton, just days before his third-party bid finally faces off against her at the polls. "One of the issues in this campaign has been: Do you like the two-party monopoly? ... We don't," Weld said in an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper. "Having said all of that, I do see a big difference between the two other candidates." Weld said he wanted the Libertarian Party to earn at least 5% of the popular vote in the general election and thus qualify for federal funding and increased ballot access. But he also made sure to hammer home his problems with Donald Trump and his deep-seated respect for Clinton.
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Bill Weld and his running mate Gary Johnson are divided when it comes to Clinton
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Weld wants the Libertarian Party to earn at least 5% of the popular vote in this election

Question: He has since aimed his fire almost entirely at @placeholder and has repeatedly defended Clinton, or at least deferred on attacking her.

Answer: Donald Trump


A heartbroken husband has told how he kept his final promise to his dying wife by kissing her goodnight as she drew her last breath. Mother-of-one Elly West, 35, from of Hull, East Yorkshire, made a wish list after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease just ten months ago - which her husband Rory, 37, helped her complete. Elly's first wish was to create happy memories for their daughter Poppy, nine, and lastly, to be kissed by Rory in her final moments. Tragically, Elly lost her struggle to survive on Sept 5. But before she died, Rory honoured their agreement - and says he'll never forget their last precious minutes together.
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Elly West, 35, from Hull, East Yorkshire, had motor neurone disease
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Mother-of-one made a wish list, which husband Rory, 37, helped come true
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Elly's last wish was to be kissed by Rory in her final moments

Question: 'We decided there and then to keep things as normal as possible, for @placeholder's sake.

Answer: Poppy

Question: @placeholder had to give up her job and by January this year, she struggled to walk a few steps and had to use a wheelchair.

Answer: Elly West

Answer: Elly

Answer: Elly

Answer: Elly West

Answer: Elly

Question: In early September, Elly was moved to Dove House Hospice in Hull where Rory fulfilled @placeholder's final dying wish.

Answer: Elly West

Answer: Elly

Answer: Elly

Answer: Elly West

Answer: Elly

Question: '@placeholder was calm and peaceful, and finally free from suffering.'

Answer: Elly West

Answer: Elly

Answer: Elly

Answer: Elly West

Answer: Elly


The mother of Carlos Bacca, who was sent off during the controversial Copa America clash between Brazil and Colombia, has slammed the behaviour of  Barcelona superstar Neymar. The Brazil captain was sent off, and subsequently banned for four games, after kicking a a ball at Pablo Amero and aiming a headbutt at Jeison Murillo as Colombia won 1-0. Bacca was also sent off for shoving Neymar during the fracas - prompting his protective mother to claim she would have taken her own retribution on the Brazilian had she been there, while confirming she gave her son a telling off for his part in the ugly scenes.
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Neymar has been banned for four games - subject to appeal - following Copa America clash between Brazil and Colombia
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He kicked a ball at Pablo Armero and aimed a headbutt as Jeison Murillo
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Carlos Bacca was also sent off for shoving the Barcelona star and received a two-game ban as well as a telling off from his mother

Question: Brazil coach Dunga has confirmed they will be appealing the suspension, which would keep @placeholder out of the tournament.

Answer: Neymar

Answer: Neymar

Answer: Neymar


Liberal Speaker Bronwyn Bishop has told Australia's human rights chief Gillian Triggs to stand for office if she wants to be a 'political participant'. Appearing alongside Ms Triggs on the ABC's Q&A program on Monday night, Ms Bishop suggested the law professor has demonstrated bias against the government during her tenure as president of the Human Rights Commission (HRC). By allegedly delaying a report into the treatment of child asylum seekers until the Liberals took power, Ms Triggs had 'made it very political,' she said. 'That has made you a very political figure,' she told Ms Triggs across the panel table.
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Gillian Triggs told to run for office if she wants to be a 'political participant'
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Liberal Speaker Bronwyn Bishop blasted the Australian human rights chief on the ABC's Q&A program on Monday night
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Ms Triggs said Ms Bishop's criticism suggested she was doing a good job

Question: 'Were I to receive frequent praise and commendation from the government, I think the @placeholder people would have a good reason to ask for my resignation,' she said to loud applause.

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australian


(CNN) If the pinnacle of Andy Murray's career so far took place on the pristine green courts of Wimbledon, the world No. 1 owes much of his success to the rugged, red clay of Barcelona. With too few facilities, opportunities and opponents in his native Scotland, a gangly 15-year-old Murray arrived at the Sanchez-Casal Academy in Spain in a bid to boost his career prospects. According to the academy's co-founder -- three-time doubles grand slam winner Sergio Casal -- less than 1% of the kids that he takes on will go on to become a professional. Despite the odds being stacked against each and every pupil at the academy, Casal says he knew Murray was different from the start.
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Murray returns to Sanchez-Casal Academy
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World No. 1 unveils court in his name

Question: In a speech given to a few fortunate enough to be present, @placeholder praised the values the academy and its school instilled in him.

Answer: Andy Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray


Sunderland finally cut ties with manager Gus Poyet on Monday after a 4-0 home defeat by fellow strugglers Aston Villa left the Wearside club just one point above the relegation zone in the Barclays Premier League. With that in mind, Sportsmail have Sunderland fan Joe Cooper of 90min.com to tell us what he makes of the situation. Is Dick Advocaat a suitable short-term replacement for Poyet? Let's see what he had to say. Gus Poyet's sacking as manager of Sunderland couldn't have come soon enough. Chairman Ellis Short took the decision on Monday and it's hard to argue that it wasn't the right call. The relationship just wasn't working, our supporters know it and they didn't hesitate to show the Uruguayan their dissatisfaction on a grim afternoon on Wearside on Saturday.
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Sunderland sacked manager Gus Poyet while one point above relegation
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Time was called on Poyet after embarrassing 4-0 defeat by Aston Villa
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Dick Advocaat was brought in as manager for the rest of the season
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Advocaat has vast experience and wants to prove himself in England
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Fans should now be confident that their club can stay up
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Things are looking up with Sam Allardyce linked as next season's boss

Question: @placeholder has been handed the job on a short-term basis.

Answer: Dick Advocaat

Answer: Dick Advocaat

Answer: Advocaat


Books have been written about him, a film was devoted to following his every move on a football field and now the career of French icon Zinedine Zidane has been immortalized in bronze. From Cannes to Real Madrid -- his first and last clubs -- Zidane's career was characterized by moments of audacity and greatness. None more so than when he scored a brace which helped win the World Cup for France on home soil in 1998, or one of the greatest goals of all time in the 2002 European Champions League final in Real Madrid's 2-1 win over Bayer Leverkusen in Glasgow.
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A bronze statue of Zinedine Zidane head-butting Marco Materazzi unveiled
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The piece outside Paris' Pompidou Museum is the work of Adel Abdessemed
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The headbutt occurred in the 2006 World Cup final, which Italy won on penalties
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Zidane is regarded as one of the finest footballers in history

Question: Exactly what Materazzi said to draw such a violent reaction from @placeholder remains unknown.

Answer: Zinedine Zidane

Answer: Zidane

Answer: Zinedine Zidane

Answer: Zidane


Kris Boyd has told Dave King he should concentrate on dealing with the ‘bigger issues’ at Rangers rather than taking a swipe at former Ibrox players. The 31-year-old striker was one of 11 players described as having ‘failed miserably’ by the chairman after they were released following the Play-Off Final defeat to Motherwell last month. In a scathing assessment, King also declared that ‘no new manager would want to keep them’. But Boyd, who has embarked on a third spell with Kilmarnock after signing a two-year deal with a 12-month option to extend, insisted that King was wrong to single them out - and said the South Africa-based businessman was also at fault by not appointing a new manager much sooner than he did.
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Kris Boyd has agreed a two-year deal after securing return to Kilmarnock
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The striker was one of 11 players released by Rangers in the summer
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Boyd accused Dave King of unfairly picking him out for stick last season
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Ibrox chairman King said the club's players had 'failed miserably'

Question: I think whoever is advising @placeholder really needs to have a look at themselves, rather than just looking after their own interests.

Answer: Dave King

Answer: King

Answer: Dave King

Answer: King


A cat who went missing after escaping a damaged crate after 14-hour flight from Abu Dhabi to New York about last week has been found. Felix was discovered at JFK airport after being on the loose for more than two weeks. The cat's owners, Jennifer Stewart, 31, and her 34-year-old husband, Joseph Naaman, were left devastated after their beloved pet when missing from his damaged crate. Jennifer Stewart and husband, Joseph Naaman, pictured with their cat, Felix, who disappeared April 1 Facebook updates: Ms Stewart updated her friends after hearing the news that Felix the cat had been found
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Felix the cat was found two weeks after going missing in transit
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Much loved pet disappeared after escaping his plastic crate at JFK Airport
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Owner Jennifer Stewart said the crate was badly damaged in transit
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She is calling for better policies and procedures for the transport of pets
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Etihad said it is working with ground handlers and 'specialists' to find Felix

Question: At first I thought he was going to tell me that [@placeholder] died.

Answer: Felix

Answer: Felix

Answer: Felix

Answer: Felix


Scotland centre Matt Scott believes he will approach the World Cup a stronger player than before his latest shoulder surgery. Scott returned to full training as Vern Cotter's squad reconvened following a week away from their pre-season preparations. The 24-year-old has not played since Scotland's RBS Six Nations defeat by Ireland on March 21 and underwent an operation to repair damage to his left shoulder. 'I'm feeling really good and delighted to be back full training,' he said. 'I got the all clear just over a week ago and we had an off-week so I was chomping at the bit to get back training with the guys. My first session today went really well.'
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Scotland centre Matt Scott says he'll approach World Cup 2015 stronger
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Rejoined squad following shoulder surgery after Six Nations
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Hoping to make comeback in warm-up game with Ireland next month

Question: Scott underwent surgery last summer after dislocating the shoulder and missed @placeholder's November tests.

Answer: Scotland

Answer: Scott

Answer: Scotland

Answer: Scotland


West Ham manager Sam Allardyce believes filling your home ground is paramount to Premier League clubs - with the Hammers announcing their new season-ticket structure ahead of the move to the Olympic Stadium. Karren Brady, vice-chairman of West Ham, announced during the week that the club would be making significant cuts to their current pricing as the move is being offset against increased television revenue. The cheapest season ticket at Upton Park is £620 but there will be £289 seats on offer from the 2016-17 season - the club's first in the 54,000-seater Olympic Stadium. West Ham's season tickets will cost as little as £289 when the club move to the Olympic Stadium next year
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West Ham move to the Olympic Stadium ahead of the 2016-17 season
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Karen Brady announced reduced season ticket prices ahead of move
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Cheapest price will be £289, down from the current cheapest of £620
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Sam Allardyce says filing the stadium is most important thing for a club

Question: That will only encourage future young West Ham supporters to be @placeholder supporters.'

Answer: West Ham

Answer: Hammers

Answer: West Ham

Answer: West Ham

Answer: West Ham


Nottingham Forest's FA Cup final triumph in 1898 over rivals Derby County has been celebrated in Roy Race-style comic form by Bovril as the iconic drink reaches its 130th anniversary. Eagle Comic strip 'The Bovril Brigade' returns after 50 years, depicting great moments from British history including Captain Matthew Webb's first swim across the channel in 1875 and the great explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton's tale of being marooned in the Antarctic's Elephant Island in 1916. Scripter Pat Mills focused on Forest's famous triumph over the rivals 117 years ago by replacing half-time oranges with Bovril. Mills said: 'The original Bovril Brigade solved fictional problems over 50 years ago, but in this case the truth is more epic than fiction.
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Nottingham Forest's 1898 FA Cup triumph immortalised by Bovril Brigade
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Forest's 3-1 win over Derby celebrated in Roy Race comic strip form
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Eagle Comic strip returns after 50 years for Bovril's 130th anniversary

Question: 'Bovril is a British institution, and when you look at its role within some of these great, @placeholder moments you can see why.

Answer: British


Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama and his South Korean counterpart hit the road together Friday, traveling to the heart of America's Rust Belt to tout a recently approved trade deal between Washington and Seoul. Obama also used the occasion to defend his controversial 2009 bailout of the U.S. auto industry, which has shown recent signs of recovery. Obama and President Lee Myung-bak visited Orion Township, Michigan -- on the outskirts of Detroit -- to visit a General Motors assembly plant. GM, which filed for bankruptcy protection in 2009, got federal funding to help with its reorganization. The plant, which now produces the new Chevrolet Sonic subcompact, was set to shut down during GM's bankruptcy restructuring. But the plant's subcompact expertise -- along with a joint venture with GM Korea -- saved the facility and its 1,750 jobs.
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NEW: Obama and Lee visit a General Motors assembly plant outside of Detroit
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NEW: Obama proclaims the 2009 auto industry bailout a success
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Their visit comes on the heels of a new trade agreement
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The two leaders also have a common concern: North Korea

Question: Partly as a result of the auto bailout, @placeholder "is a city where a great American industry is coming back to life," Obama added.

Answer: Detroit

Answer: Detroit


Chelsea youngster Andreas Christensen has joined Borussia Monchengladbach on a two-year loan after agreeing to sign a new five-year contract at Stamford Bridge. Christensen, 19, was handed his Chelsea debut by Jose Mourinho last season in the Capital One Cup against Shrewsbury and went on to make three appearances including coming on as a substitute in their final game of the season against Sunderland. He will spend the next two seasons in Germany's top flight with Borussia, who have qualified for the Champions League after finishing third in the Bundesliga behind Bayern Munich and Wolfsburg. Chelsea hold an option to end the loan after a year should they see fit.
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Andreas Christensen has joined Borussia Monchengladbach on loan
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Young Danish defender will spend two years at the Bundesliga club
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Christensen has also agreed a new five-year deal to stay on at Chelsea

Question: We're delighted that we've been able to bring him in on loan from @placeholder.'

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea


(CNN) For so long Sergio Garcia was the nearly-man who many had written off to win a major title, but no longer after the Spaniard finally made his breakthrough with a dramatic Masters victory at Augusta. Garcia beat England's Justin Rose on the first hole of a sudden-death playoff after the European Ryder Cup team-mates had fought an intense duel on an electrifying Sunday afternoon. Garcia won his first major at his 74th attempt and became the third Spaniard to win the Masters after two-time champions Seve Ballesteros (1980, 1983), who would have been 60 today, and Jose Maria Olazabal (1994, 1999).
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Sergio Garcia wins first major
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Beats Justin Rose in playoff
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Becomes third Spaniard to win Masters

Question: Instead, he had to settle for a second runner-up spot in three years at the @placeholder.

Answer: Masters

Answer: Masters

Answer: Masters


A rebel group battling ISIS in Syria has turned the tables on its enemies by capturing and slaughtering dozens of Islamic State soldiers on camera. Dressed in orange jumpsuits - attire usually worn by ISIS's victims - the Jaysh Al-Islam soldiers lead 13 shackled jihadis to their deaths. Jaysh Al-Islam calls itself the 'Army of Islam' and reportedly commands as many as 25,000 loyal fighters following the merger of around 60 rebel factions inside Syria. Islamic State's captured soldiers are forced to kneel as a commander announces: 'Allah did not make a disease without appointing a remedy to it.' The jihadis - dressed entirely in black - are then given something to drink before each of their faces are clearly shown in the 19 minute-long propaganda video. They are then shot in the back of the head at point blank range with shotguns.
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Propaganda video shows Jaysh Al-Islam fighters executing ISIS militants
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Jaysh commander calls ISIS the 'most serious calamity for our jihad today'
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Group calls itself the Army of Islam and commands up to 25,000 soldiers
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It battles both Islamic State and the Syrian regime in the war-torn country

Question: In April this year, @placeholder-Islam released a striking video showing off 1,700 troops, a fleet of armoured tanks and special forces soldiers in an impressive military parade.

Answer: Jaysh Al

Answer: Jaysh Al

Answer: Jaysh Al

Answer: Jaysh


(CNN) As House Speaker Paul Ryan pulled the Republican health care bill from voting, I could almost hear the giant sigh of relief from Atlanta and across the nation's health care establishment. Hidden in the nooks and crannies of the American Health Care Act (AHCA) was a provision to eliminate $1 billion in disease prevention funds from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Those cheers I imagine I hear right now in Atlanta are huzzahs from the CDC headquarters. According to the GOP plan, "Our Step-by-Step Approach," the first of three steps towards reshaping the American health care market was thwarted on Friday when the White House, recognizing that splits within the Republican Party could not be resolved to allow passage of the AHCA, instructed Ryan to pull the bill. Step two, led by Secretary Tom Price and his team at the Department of Health and Human Services, may still proceed: "going through every page of regulations and guidance related to the Affordable Care Act to determine whether or not they work for patients," with an eye to eliminating the rules laid out by the Obama administration.
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Laurie Garrett: The life expectancy of Americans is lower than those living in some third-world countries
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The GOP health care bill would have decreased it even more by cutting funding to life-saving preventative care, she writes

Question: "As debate unfolded over ACA replacement millions of @placeholder learned, apparently for the first time, that "Obamacare" and the "Affordable Care Act" are the same thing.

Answer: American

Answer: Americans

Question: Opposition grew when the CBO concluded that by the end of 2018 the AHCA would bump 14 million @placeholder out of insurance coverage -- a sorry lot that would swell to 21 million by 2020 and 24 million by 2026.

Answer: American

Answer: Americans

Question: In 1999 drug overdoses claimed the lives of 6.1 of every 100,000 @placeholder, and that soared to 16.3 per 100,000 in 2015.

Answer: American

Answer: Americans

Question: Most of the overdoses in 2015 were white @placeholder aged 45-54 years.

Answer: American

Answer: Americans

Question: More @placeholder are dying from drug-resistant infections -- the garden variety staph and strep bugs that used to be swiftly cured with a course of routine antibiotics.

Answer: American

Answer: Americans


Most of the action in the Hollywood blockbuster 'The Martian' is set at the 'Ares 3' site in on Mars' southern Acidalia Planitia. The film depicts Acidalia as flat landscape that's smooth enough for stranded astronaut Mark Watney to drive over with relative ease. In reality, however, this region of Mars is far more rugged and hazardous than Ridley Scott's film suggests, according to a newly-released image by Nasa. The film, based on the book with the same title by Andy Weir, stars Matt Damon as Watney, an astronaut who is stranded on Mars after a storm causes an evacuation of his crew's habitat.
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Ares 3 on Acidalia Planitia is smooth in the film, but in reality images show a rough and hazardous terrain
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Ares 4 in Arabia Terra is shown as rugged, but is in fact, relatively smooth, according to the space agency
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But overall, the film's depiction of Martian landscape is remarkably similar to images sent back by Curiosity
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Despite it taking place 20 years in the future, Nasa is already developing many of the technologies in the film

Question: 'The only thing more stunning than these images is the thought that @placeholder will be driving through those lower hills one day,' Vasavada said.

Answer: Curiosity

Question: 'We're kind of on the cusp of being able to do everything that happens in the movie,' @placeholder said, speaking of space exploration.

Answer: Matt Damon


News that Uber is acquiring a mapping service has heightened speculation the cab firm is developing its own driverless cars, including the components and software inside. Uber is set to close the deal for San Jose-based firm deCarta 'later this week,' and it would lessen Uber's reliance on Google Maps. The cab service said the acquisition is designed to ‘fine tune’ Uber’s services that rely on maps - but it could also help with the development of an autonomous vehicle. Uber is set to close the deal for San Jose-based firm deCarta 'later this week,' and it would lessen Uber's reliance on Google Maps. The cab service said the acquisition is designed to ‘fine tune’ Uber’s services that rely on maps - but it could also help with the development of an autonomous vehicle
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Uber told MailOnline it expects to close the deCarta deal 'later this week'
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Mapping service will be used to boost the cab service's current offerings
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May give it independence from Google, on whose maps it service relies
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Deal bolsters rumours Uber is serious about building an autonomous car
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Californian firm is said to have built a research centre in Pittsburgh with the intention of creating a self-driving car

Question: While it may not be as well-known as @placeholder, its technology is extensively used by consumers.

Answer: Google Maps

Answer: Google Maps

Answer: Google


(CNN) -- If the United States is serious about thoroughly defeating ISIS, it must -- somehow, some way -- go through Syria. But how? And in what way? Those are the big questions now, as President Barack Obama weighs what to do inside the war-ravaged nation where ISIS leaders are based and where the Islamist terror group rose to prominence. Obama ceded Thursday that "we don't have a strategy yet" for what to do about ISIS inside Syria, with a senior administration official adding that a decision is "a week or so" away. There are certainly options, but none is clear-cut.
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Obama: U.S. has no military strategy yet on what to do against ISIS in Syria
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There's been no hint of ground forces, but commandos did do a rescue mission
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Airstrikes are a possibility; a congressman says it's critical U.S. work with locals
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"There is no such thing as a no-risk strategy," Rep. Adam Smith adds

Question: If you can't pound @placeholder into submission militarily, the reasoning goes, you can hit it where it hurts: the wallet.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Question: Plus, it's not like there's a readily available list of @placeholder donors to go after.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


(CNN) The US is investigating whether Russia was involved in the chemical attack in Syria that prompted President Donald Trump to launch the first direct military assault against the Assad regime. The Pentagon is looking for any evidence that the Russian government knew about or was complicit in the attack in Idlib province that killed at least 80 people and injured dozens more, a senior US defense official said. When CNN asked about US allegations that Russia may be complicit, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov replied via text message, "That is not true." World leaders were sharply divided on the the missile bombardment of the Shayrat airfield, believed by the US to be the base for warplanes that carried out the chemical attack on a rebel-held town on Tuesday.
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"This is not true," Kremlin spokesman says of US allegations
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Attack killed at least 80 people and injured dozens

Question: Russia earlier this week denied a chemical weapons attack took place in @placeholder.

Answer: Syria


Jeb Bush became Stephen Colbert's first political guest on the brand new 'Late Show' and used the appearance to promise civility – just hours after Donald Trump hit Bush again for being so boring that he puts people to sleep. 'We have to restore a degree of civility,' Bush said. When Colbert, who told Bush he 'used to play a narcissistic conservative pundit' but now was 'just a narcissist,' didn't think it could be done, Bush pointed to President Barack Obama as proof it was possible. 'I'm going to say something that's heretic, I guess – I don't think Barack Obama has bad motives, I just think he's wrong on a lot of issues,' Jeb said to a mixed reaction from the audience.
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Bush was Colbert's first political guest on new 'Late Show'
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Republican hopeful promised to make things more civil in Washington
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Bush didn't do any Trump-bashing, even though the billionaire put out a new ad hours before that suggested Jeb was boring

Question: '@placeholder finally made up his mind and quit beating around the Bush.'

Answer: Jeb Bush

Answer: Jeb

Answer: Jeb


(CNN) As a presidential candidate, Donald Trump was emphatic that it is the government's responsibility to ensure that poor Americans can get the health care they need. But in Trump's first days as president, it is becoming increasingly clear that he and his administration are open to making drastic changes to Medicaid -- a move that could make it difficult for Trump to fulfill his impassioned campaign promise to take care of the poor. At a contentious Senate Finance Committee confirmation hearing on Tuesday, Rep. Tom Price, Trump's nominee to lead the Department of Health and Human Services, was pressed repeatedly by lawmakers to clarify his views on overhauling Obamacare -- a top priority for both the president and the GOP under the new administration.
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Tom Price would not say that he was working with Trump on an Obamacare alternative
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Price is an orthopedic surgeon who has been a member of the House of Representatives for 12 years

Question: During the campaign, @placeholder initially said he wouldn't cut Medicaid, but later expressed support for the block grant formula.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


A convicted child molester claimed he abducted a young boy who looked like Etan Patz the same day in 1979 that the 6-year-old went missing, a former federal prosecutor told a jury Monday at the trial of another man accused of murder. Key defense witness Stuart GraBois recounted how, once ruling out family members as suspects, he located Jose Ramos in prison in the late 1980s after learning the Ramos had ties to a woman who was once used by the family to walk Etan home from school during a bus driver strike. The former assistant to then-US Attorney Rudy Giuliani described soothing Ramos with small talk before suddenly asking him, 'How many times did you have sex with Etan Patz?'
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Key defense witness Stuart GraBois, a former prosecutor, testified Jose Ramos told him in 1988 he lured Etan Patz to his home May 25, 1979
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Ramos, a convicted child molester, claimed he put Etan on subway train after he rejected his advances
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Ramos, 71, has threatened to plead the 5th if called to testify in murder trial of Pedro Hernandez
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Hernandez, 54, confessed he choked Etan after luring him with the promise of a soda and then dumped his bagged body
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Ramos served 27 years in Pennsylvania for rape and molestation of three young boys in the 1980s

Question: But with testimony about @placeholder' alleged confession and by highlighting his history of molesting children, the defense has sought to portray him as a more plausible suspect than the 54-year-old Hernandez.

Answer: Jose Ramos

Answer: Ramos

Answer: Ramos

Answer: Jose Ramos

Answer: Ramos

Answer: Ramos

Answer: Ramos

Question: But with testimony about Ramos' alleged confession and by highlighting his history of molesting children, the defense has sought to portray him as a more plausible suspect than the 54-year-old @placeholder.

Answer: Pedro Hernandez

Answer: Hernandez


(CNN) -- After months of grinding civil war, with supporters of Moammar Gadhafi slowly yielding territory to anti-Gadhafi rebels, the final battle for Libya's liberation unleashed an apparent bloodbath. Gadhafi was killed after being captured last week, and the circumstances of his death remain unclear. Human Rights Watch says dozens of apparent reprisal killings also occurred on both sides. Such violence can be common in the aftermath of a long dictatorship, when desired and even cathartic revenge against oppressors competes with efforts to establish the rule of law and stability. Is the mayhem committed with seeming impunity an unavoidable result of revolution, or does it reveal inherent instability in a society damaged by decades of unjust, corrupt and oppressive rule?
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Human Rights Watch calls for investigations of apparent reprisal killings
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"The aftermath of a very brutal dictatorship is usually very ugly," an analyst says
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"A revolution is not a tea party," China's Mao Tse-tung said
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Like Gadhafi, other dictators also have met inglorious ends

Question: "If one of the prices of that is we had no control over the last moments of @placeholder, I think we were better off not having boots on the ground."

Answer: Moammar Gadhafi

Answer: Gadhafi

Answer: Gadhafi


Washington (CNN) Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin "must have fallen out of bed" Thursday morning after seeing tweets from President Donald Trump accusing Democrats of trying to block health benefits for coal miners. "Tell Chuck I was already up," Manchin quipped to reporters, responding to the comment. "I might have cut myself while I was shaving, but I was already up." Manchin charts own path in Trump-era West Virginia Health benefits for about 22,000 retired coal miners are to set to expire this weekend. Lawmakers are working on an agreement to extend the benefits in the spending bill that's currently being debated in Congress, but has yet to pass ahead of its Friday deadline.
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Health benefits for about 22,000 retired coal miners are to set to expire this weekend
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Lawmakers are working on an agreement to extend the benefits in the spending bill

Question: On top of that, @placeholder said the President himself, who campaigned heavily for support from coal miners last year, offered his backing of the proposal in multiple phone calls with Manchin this week.

Answer: Joe Manchin

Answer: Manchin

Answer: Manchin


A fundraiser for a pregnant widow whose husband was killed suddenly in a tragic snowmobile accident has earned more than $65,000 in the space of five days. Jeffrey Kinn, a 29-year-old metal worker from Greenville, New York, who didn't have life insurance, died last Thursday in a head-on collision between two snowmobiles, leaving his six-months pregnant wife Tyler, 23, without a father for their first child, a son. The GoFundMe campaign was launched by the couple's best friend, Kaitlin Bray, who told Times Union: 'Greene County is one of the poorest communities in New York State. There is not an abundance of wealth here. The fact that people are donating anything at all, and everything they can, is what small-town living is all about.'
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Jeffrey Kinn, a 29-year-old metal worker from Greenville, was killed in a head-on collision between two snowmobiles
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His wife Tyler Kinn, 23, is six months pregnant with their first child, a son
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Jeff knew he wanted to marry Tyler the first time they met, but it took him six years to win her over
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Donations made to Tyler will be used to financially support herself and her unborn child

Question: Kaitlin, who launched the campaign on Saturday, two days after Jeff's fatal accident, wrote in the description: 'To say that @placeholder was an amazing, funny, loving, give the shirt off your back kind of guy would be the ultimate understatement.'

Answer: Jeffrey Kinn

Answer: Jeffrey Kinn


A woman who said she felt forced to help dump a body in far north Queensland mangroves stayed at the killer's home for the next week following the gruesome murder. Hamish Stewart Murray, nicknamed 'Hammer', is accused of bludgeoning 30-year-old Nicholas Collins to death with a metal hammer in Cairns in November 2012. Mr Collins was reported missing three months later and then in April the following year, his skeletal remains, including his badly damaged skull, were found by police following a tip-off from Marnie Peckham, the court heard. Peckham, who is serving a five-year jail sentence for being an accessory after the fact, told a Cairns Supreme Court on Tuesday she felt she 'had to help' Murray after the assault.
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Hamish Stewart Murray is accused of bludgeoning 30-year-old Nicholas Collins to death with a ballpoint hammer in November 2012
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Peckham, who is serving a jail sentence for being an accessory after the fact, told a court she felt she 'had to help' Murray after the assault
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The pair dumped Mr Collins' body in Trinity Inlet mangroves in Cairns
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Peckham had sex with Murray while she stayed in his home for next week

Question: @placeholder is giving evidence under indemnity which means she can't be further prosecuted based on her testimony.

Answer: Marnie Peckham

Answer: Peckham

Answer: Peckham

Answer: Peckham


They have made well over 1000 appearances between them for Barcelona, but Andres Iniesta has admitted that he sometimes struggles to play in the same team as Xavi. The pair are Barcelona legends, having been at the club since the beginning of their careers, but after their win at the weekend Iniesta produced some surprising comments about his oldest team-mate and friend. 'Sometimes I get the feeling that it seems we can't play together,' Iniesta told Marca. Andres Iniesta and Xavi (right) have had a long, successful career together in Barcelona's first team Despite their incredible careers, Iniesta (left) says that he sometimes struggles to play alongside Xavi
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Barcelona star Andres Iniesta says he struggles in the same team as Xavi
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Xavi and Iniesta have been in Barcelona's first team together since 2002
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Iniesta went on to say that it is still a privilege to play alongside Xavi
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Barcelona beat Rayo Vallecano 6-1 on Sunday to go top of La Liga
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Question: Since @placeholder made his debut in 2002, the pair have been regulars in the first team at Barcelona

Answer: Andres Iniesta

Answer: Iniesta

Answer: Iniesta

Answer: Andres Iniesta

Answer: Iniesta

Answer: Andres Iniesta

Answer: Iniesta

Answer: Iniesta


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Cast members of the hit television show "Happy Days," who are suing CBS, accused the company of "despicable conduct" for not paying them for merchandising revenues. The comment was made in court papers filed by the actors' attorney in response to a claim by CBS that the case had no merit. "In this lawsuit, plaintiffs seek their share of the money collected by defendants as a result of the use of the actors' names and likenesses in connection with merchandising," the document, filed by attorney Jon Pfeiffer in Los Angeles Superior Court, said. "Plaintiffs also want the jury to punish defendants for their despicable conduct."
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"Happy Days" actors suing CBS over merchandising revenues
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Four members of cast from hit show say they haven't been paid their share
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CBS has no immediate comment on the latest court filing
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Since the lawsuit was filed, network has sent checks totaling $43,403

Question: @placeholder called the case "a garden-variety breach of contract action, nothing more."

Answer: CBS

Answer: CBS

Answer: CBS

Answer: CBS


Islamic State has reduced the amount of water flowing to government-held areas in Iraq's western Anbar province by closing a dam on the Euphrates river. The reduced flow through the insurgent-held dam will threaten irrigation systems and water treatment plants in nearby areas controlled by troops and tribes opposed to the extremist group, provincial council member Taha Abdul-Ghani told The Associated Press. Abdul-Ghani said there would be no immediate effect on Shiite areas in central and southern Iraq, saying water is being diverted to those areas from the Tigris River. On Wednesday, the United Nations said it was looking into reports that ISIS had reduced the flow of water through the al-Warar dam.
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Reduced flow through insurgent-held al-Warar dam will threaten irrigation systems in areas controlled by troops and tribes opposed to ISIS
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Installation is near Ramadi, provincial capital of Anbar captured by group
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'The use of water as a tool of war is to be condemned in no uncertain terms,' spokesman for UN secretary-general Ban Ki-moon said

Question: 'With the summer heat and lack of water, the lives of these people are in danger and some are thinking of leaving their homes,' added @placeholder-Ghani, and urged the government to use the air force to bomb some of the gates of al-Warar dam and release the water.

Answer: Taha Abdul

Answer: Abdul


Lindsay Jo Rimer went missing from Hebden Bridge and her body was found in a canal five months later The sister of murdered schoolgirl Lindsay Jo Rimer has spoken of her family's agony as they still hope to find her killer 20 years after her death. Lindsay Jo was 13 when she went missing after going to the shops in Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire. Her body was discovered in Rochdale canal five months later, weighed down with a 20lb rock. The teenager's sister Kate described her family's struggle since Lindsay Jo's death as a 'life sentence'. She has spoken out for the first time as detectives launch a new bid to find Lindsay Jo's killer as they admit they are still searching for the 'golden nugget' to bring justice to her family.
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Lindsay Jo Rimer, 13, went missing from Hebden Bridge 20 years ago
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Her body was found five months later, weighed down in Rochdale canal
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Kate, her sister, has spoken out as 20th anniversary of her death approaches in a bid to try and trace Lindsay Jo's murderer
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Ms Rimer said the last 20 years have been like a 'life sentence' for family

Question: 'Anyone who watches the clip of @placeholder's interview will be moved by what she has to say.

Answer: Kate

Answer: Kate


(CNN) My kids are in elementary school, a little young for the "weed talk," but I wonder whether the fact that recreational pot use is now legal in a number of states will complicate things once we start having those conversations. Sue Scheff, a parent advocate who works with children in at-risk communities, says she's heard from plenty of kids who say, "Well, it's legal, so it must be OK." "We already have the messaging problem," said Scheff, author of "Wit's End: Advice and Resources for Saving Your Out-of-Control Teen." "So we need to come up with a new way to discuss it ... because the kids are tuning us out."
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American Academy of Pediatrics issues new guidelines for talking to teens about marijuana
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Parents can tell their teens that marijuana is not a benign drug, it says

Question: "It's @placeholder to acknowledge that your kids are going to be faced with (alcohol), so I think in that sense, it actually makes it easier to broach the subject when you can buy it at the corner store, literally, in some places."

Answer: OK


U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Thursday would not say the United States is at war with ISIS, telling CNN in an interview that the administration's strategy includes "many different things that one doesn't think of normally in context of war." "What we are doing is engaging in a very significant counterterrorism operation," Kerry told CNN's Elise Labott in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. "It's going to go on for some period of time. If somebody wants to think about it as being a war with ISIL, they can do so, but the fact is it's a major counterterrorism operation that will have many different moving parts."
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Strategy has "things that one doesn't think of normally in context of war," he says
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He says President Obama's strategy to quash ISIS with the help of allies will succeed
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"Doing it with allies and partners isn't just smart, it's strong," Kerry says of Obama's plan
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After talks in Jeddah with Persian Gulf leaders, he will go to Paris for an Iraq conference

Question: Most importantly, Kerry said, @placeholder has attracted a "significant coalition" that is determined to go and destroy it.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIL

Answer: ISIS


NEW YORK (CNN) -- New York City is on course to mark the fewest homicides since records have been kept, Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly announced Wednesday. The city is expected to fall below 500 murders in 2007, the lowest level for any year since 1963, when comparable information on homicides was first collected, Bloomberg said at a news conference. "At the end of 2002, for the first time in four decades, murders in New York City fell below 600, and we were able to hold them below 600 for the next four years," Bloomberg said. "Today, with just five days of the year remaining, it appears that we have another historic achievement within our reach."
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Murders in New York City were below 600 for five straight years, Bloomberg says
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NYPD: Since 2001, overall major felony crime decreased 26 percent citywide
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Mayor: Domestic violence-related murders dropped a record 36 percent this year
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NYPD: Success due to putting significant numbers of officers in troubled precincts

Question: The @placeholder effort focuses on problem people and places, Kelly said.

Answer: NYPD

Answer: NYPD


Recent weeks might have suggested an early summer, but Britain is now in for a reality check as ice, rain and snow arrive with -5C (23F) temperatures. The colder weather is set to last the first half of May - and the forecast comes less than a fortnight after the mercury breached the 25C (77F) mark. Conditions this week are set to be average for April, with showers on the way and temperatures barely in double figures for most of the country. Sleet and snow are forecast for today and tomorrow from the Pennines northwards, and there were small accumulations yesterday in the Cairngorms.
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Colder weather set to last this week and into first half of May - less than a fortnight after temperatures hit 25C
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Snow from Pennines northwards today, while much of Britain will see showers and Scotland has ice warning
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Maximum temperatures this week of around 15C in far South East, with -5C expected in rural areas overnight
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Early Met Office forecast for Bank Holiday weekend suggests North East will see best weather into Saturday

Question: Meanwhile the @placeholder has a severe yellow ‘be aware’ ice warning for north-east Scotland, warning motorists of a disruption risk until 7am today.

Answer: Met Office


Jurgen Klopp arrived in English football on Friday with a heart-warming smile and an insistence that he was the 'Normal One.' But the charismatic German will have to do something extraordinary if he is to restore Liverpool to their former glories. In order to win the title - indeed, just to break back into the top four - Klopp will have to take on and outwit some of the world's best managers. As he prepares for his first game as Liverpool boss, we take a look at Klopp's record against Jose Mourinho, Manuel Pellegrini, Arsene Wenger and Louis van Gaal - the men who will stand between him and his aspirations.
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Jurgen Klopp was appointed as manager of Liverpool last week
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He will be aiming to restore success and silverware to Anfield
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His record against most of his rival managers in top four is favourable
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Klopp's Borussia Dortmund knocked Jose Mourinho's Real Madrid out of the Champions League in 2013 semi-finals
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Dortmund had eliminated Manuel Pellegrini's Malaga in last eight
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Victory over Bayern Munich in 2011 led to Louis van Gaal's sacking
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Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has won three of their six meetings

Question: In the quarter-final, Dortmund were paired with Pellegrini's @placeholder and it was certainly a dramatic encounter.

Answer: Malaga

Question: Van Gaal was sacked a few weeks later and @placeholder would finish the season in third, 10 points behind Klopp's title winners.

Answer: Bayern Munich


Houston (CNN) -- Aviation fans have already named it Dreamliner 2.0. No longer grounded for safety concerns, Boeing's embattled 787 Dreamliner now has a few things to prove. Monday might be a good day to start. That's when domestic Dreamliner flights return to America's airways. At 11 a.m., United Flight 1 is scheduled to depart Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport for Chicago's O'Hare International Airport. The airline plans to roll out additional 787 flights throughout the week. Some international carriers have already resumed Dreamliner service. For aviation enthusiasts it's kind of a big deal. As word spreads of Dreamliner's return, travel advisers report they're getting calls from curious fliers looking to connect with one of United's six 787s at Dreamliner hubs.
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United Flight 1 is the first U.S. commercial Dreamliner flight in more than four months
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Battery troubles led the FAA to ground the 787, the first model fleet grounded in 30 years
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Experts say plane is safe; travel advisers say enthusiasts are requesting bookings
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It's the first of a new generation of efficient airliners that can carry 200-plus passengers

Question: Most aren't worried about flying the 787, but if @placeholder develops another problem "then that might change things."

Answer: 787 Dreamliner

Answer: Dreamliner

Answer: Dreamliner

Question: @placeholder's cabin pressure is set to the equivalent of 6,000 feet above sea level -- compared to the traditional setting of 8,000 feet.

Answer: 787 Dreamliner

Answer: Dreamliner

Answer: Dreamliner


(CNN) -- The age rating for new mobile video-sharing app Vine has been raised to 17+, meaning appropriate for users 17 and older, after it was flooded with pornographic images. Since its launch two weeks ago, the Twitter-owned Vine had been rated 12+ in Apple's App Store, the only place it is currently available. But sexually explicit video clips almost immediately began appearing within the app, including one mistakenly showcased in its "Editor's Picks" section, drawing outrage from some users. The new rating, for such criteria as "frequent/intense sexual content or nudity," means users wishing to download Vine must click on a window promising that they are over 17. There is no age-verification system, however, and nothing to stop younger users from downloading the app.
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The age rating for new mobile video-sharing app Vine has been raised to 17+
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Sexually explicit video clips have been appearing within the app
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Since its launch two weeks ago, the Twitter-owned Vine app had been rated 12+

Question: The changes are part of an update to @placeholder, announced Wednesday, that also allow users to block or report a profile they find offensive.

Answer: Vine

Answer: Vine

Answer: Vine

Question: The issue made headlines January 28 when @placeholder users noticed a video of what was described as hardcore pornography showcased in the prominent Editor's Picks section of the mobile app.

Answer: Vine

Answer: Vine

Answer: Vine

Question: The issue made headlines January 28 when Vine users noticed a video of what was described as hardcore pornography showcased in the prominent Editor's @placeholder section of the mobile app.

Answer: Editor's Picks


A San Antonio man who fatally shot a SWAT team member with the officer's own gun more than 14 years ago was executed on Wednesday. Manuel Garza Jr. received a lethal injection of pentobarbital for killing San Antonio Police Officer John 'Rocky' Riojas in February 2001. He is the sixth convicted murderer to be put to death in Texas this year. The U.S. Supreme Court had refused in November to review his case, and no last-day appeals were filed before his execution. Manuel Garza Jr. was given the death sentence after killing San Antonio Police Officer John 'Rocky' Riojas in February 2001
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Manuel Garza Jr. died from a lethal injection on Thursday
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He was put to death for killing a San Antonio police officer in 2001
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He shot officer John Riojas after a struggle that ended with Riojas being shot in the head
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Garza was pronounced dead 26 minutes after being injected

Question: Several dozen police officers were outside the prison Wednesday evening, and stood at attention and saluted as Riojas' sister - who also is with the @placeholder department and watched Garza die - and the officer-witnesses emerged.

Answer: San Antonio

Answer: San Antonio

Answer: San Antonio

Answer: San Antonio

Question: Several dozen police officers were outside the prison Wednesday evening, and stood at attention and saluted as Riojas' sister - who also is with the San Antonio department and watched @placeholder die - and the officer-witnesses emerged.

Answer: Manuel Garza Jr.

Answer: Manuel Garza Jr.

Answer: Manuel Garza Jr.

Answer: Garza


(CNN) -- The political party of pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been granted permission to register for future elections in Myanmar, according to Suu Kyi's lawyer. Nyan Win, who is also spokesman for the National League for Democracy party, told CNN that Myanmar's electoral commission granted the permission, and the NLD party will formally submit its registration "as early as next week." The NLD won more than 80% of the legislative seats in 1990 -- the first free elections in the country in nearly 30 years -- but the ruling military junta refused to recognize the results. The party announced last month that it had decided to re-enter politics in Myanmar, also known as Burma, and that Suu Kyi will run in the next parliamentary elections, as yet unscheduled.
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Aung San Suu Kyi's party says it will formally register as early as next week
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The party won 80% of the legislative seats in 1990
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The ruling military junta refused to recognize the results of that election

Question: Ruled by that junta since 1962, @placeholder is now under a new president, a former general elected in March of this year.

Answer: Myanmar

Answer: Myanmar

Answer: Myanmar

Answer: Burma


(CNN) -- NATO agreed Thursday to take command of enforcing a no-fly zone over Libya and was considering taking control of the full U.N.-backed military mission, Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen told CNN. Rasmussen's announcement fell short of what U.S. President Barack Obama has sought, and it was unclear if concerns by Turkey and some other NATO allies over coalition airstrikes on Libyan ground forces would prevent NATO from agreeing to expand its command over the entire mission. "What we have decided today is that NATO will enforce the no-fly zone," Rasmussen said in an interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer. "We are considering whether NATO should take on overall responsibility. That decision has not been made yet."
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NEW: U.S. official says NATO agrees take on broader command, but details pending
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The deal means NATO will assume command of one part of the military mission
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NATO is still considering whether to also take command of the rest of the mission
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The agreement followed talks involving Britain, France, Turkey and the United States

Question: When @placeholder finally emerged to announce an agreement, it was clear that questions over the rules of engagement remained unresolved.

Answer: Anders Fogh Rasmussen

Answer: Rasmussen

Answer: Rasmussen

Question: Asked if the announcement revealed a split in @placeholder over the mission, Rasmussen said no.

Answer: NATO

Answer: NATO

Answer: NATO

Answer: NATO

Answer: NATO

Answer: NATO

Answer: NATO

Answer: NATO


Mogadishu, Somalia (CNN) Suspected Al-Shabaab gunmen set off an explosion and stormed a popular hotel in Somalia's capital Wednesday, killing at least 13 people and three attackers, a security official said. A lengthy siege at Mogadishu's Ambassador Hotel ended early Thursday, said Somali security official Ahmed Barre. One militant died in an initial car bomb attack, according to the National Intelligence and Security Agency. Barre said the other two were killed by Somali special forces. At least 40 other people were injured in the attack, according to Capt. Da'ud Hajji, a senior Somali police officer. Two Somali lawmakers are among the dead, the Somali National News Agency reported.
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Security officials say 13 people and all three attackers were killed
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"Blood is everywhere," a witness says, describing the scene at a nearby hospital
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Hotel is popular among politicians, Westerners

Question: The Ambassador Hotel is a popular spot for @placeholder politicians and Westerners.

Answer: Somalia

Answer: Somalia

Answer: Somali

Answer: Somali

Answer: Somali

Answer: Somali

Answer: Somali National News Agency

Question: Citing an unnamed commander, a statement on a website linked to Al-@placeholder said one of the group's jihadist fighters detonated a car with explosives at the gate, allowing armed militants to enter the building.

Answer: Shabaab

Question: It's a tactic @placeholder-Shabaab has used before, such as an attack at another hotel in the Somali capital last year that left 15 people dead.

Answer: Al

Question: It's a tactic Al-@placeholder has used before, such as an attack at another hotel in the Somali capital last year that left 15 people dead.

Answer: Shabaab


(CNN) Whether Ed Gillespie likes it or not, the Republican's fate in the Virginia governor's race is tied to President Donald Trump. In a state that chooses a new governor every four years -- one year after the presidential election -- Trump was always going to be a dominant factor. But with two relatively bland candidates and a hyper-partisan national environment, Gillespie's campaign against Democratic Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam has revolved even more than usual around the President. Trump's popularity in Virginia mirrors his low national approval ratings. But Gillespie needs Trump's loyal base to turn out to vote. So he's adopted a strategy of airing ads that don't mention Trump but appeal directly to Trump's voters, warning of the MS-13 gangs and sanctuary cities, of which Virginia has none, and promising to keep up Confederate monuments.
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In Virginia, Democratic Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam faces Republican Ed Gillespie
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President Donald Trump has yet to campaign for the GOP governor candidate

Question: You know, if he wants to do away with sequestration, that would be great for @placeholder," Northam said.

Answer: Virginia

Answer: Virginia

Answer: Virginia

Answer: Virginia


(CNN) A former Atlanta police officer was indicted Wednesday on murder charges in the shooting of an unarmed black man, a defense attorney told CNN. James Burns also was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, one count of making a false statement, and two counts of violation of oath by a police officer, attorney Drew Findling said. "He was there during the (grand jury) testimony and he is obviously devastated,"  Findling said. "As his attorney, I recognize the tragedy here. I am completely empathetic and two families are suffering right now." In June, Burns responded to a call from an off-duty officer of suspicious activity at an apartment complex. Burns and two other officers saw Devaris Caine Rogers attempt to leave in a car,  the district attorney's office said when the officer was arrested last month.
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White officer James Burns shot black man after responding to a call; officer has since been fired
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Burns is charged with murder, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon

Question: Prosecutors have said that @placeholder wasn't identified as the man the off-duty officer reported and said Burns wasn't given information that would have indicated Rogers was a threat.

Answer: Devaris Caine Rogers


Washington (CNN) -- Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the gates of Quantico Marine Base in Virginia Sunday to protest the treatment of Bradley Manning, who is being held at the base prison on charges that he released classified government documents to WikiLeaks. Daniel Ellsberg, the 1971 Pentagon Papers leaker and Retired U.S. Army Col. Ann Wright who is known for being one of three State Department officials to publicly resign in 2003 as a way to protest the U.S. invasion of Iraq. See a CNN.com exclusive interview with Ellsberg as he talks about his kinship with Manning, and Ellsberg's experiences as an infamous war-time leaker.
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Hundreds of demonstrators protest the treatment of Army private
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1971 Pentagon Papers leaker Daniel Ellsberg among the protesters
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Ellsberg and retired Army Col. Ann Wright are among dozens arrested

Question: @placeholder, a 23-year-old Army private, is accused of giving WikiLeaks hundreds of thousands of classified military and State Department documents.

Answer: Bradley Manning

Answer: Manning


(CNN) Over the weekend ISIS dispelled any doubts that it was behind the terror attack in Dhaka, Bangladesh. In doing so, the group provided another example of its growing footprint in Asia -- and opened up another theater in its contest with al Qaeda. Both groups have been trying to raise their profile in Bangladesh by taking advantage of  growing Islamist militancy there. They have co-opted or affiliated with home-grown jihadist groups. Al Qaeda has formed a branch -- al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent - which includes Bangladesh. And elsewhere in Asia, ISIS is trying to establish a growing presence as it comes under pressure in its heartland.
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Al Qaeda and ISIS are vying for dominance in Bangladesh
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Bangladeshi government denies ISIS operates within the country

Question: By comparison, attacks attributed to @placeholder sympathizers have targeted foreigners.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


Mass immigration is ‘nothing but a plus’ for Britain, Jeremy Corbyn said yesterday as he opened up a fresh split with his own MPs. The Labour leader said the influx of hundreds of thousands of migrants each year was ‘not necessarily a problem’ and should be seen as an opportunity. But hours later his Shadow Home Secretary Andy Burnham warned Labour was ‘out of touch’ on immigration and called for a tougher line to win back supporters who have defected to Ukip. Mr Corbyn, who has previously said Britain should ‘celebrate’ record levels of net migration, had failed to mention the issue in his hour-long conference speech on Tuesday.
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Jeremy Corbyn said that mass migration was 'not necessarily a problem'
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Shadow Home Secretary Andy Burnham warned Labour was 'out of touch'
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He said the party risked losing further support to Ukip due to immigration
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Burnham said he wanted laws to make it illegal to pay migrants less

Question: Read the latest news  on the Labour Party and @placeholder's views on immigration

Answer: Jeremy Corbyn

Answer: Corbyn

Answer: Jeremy Corbyn


(CNN) A top Florida lawyer who stunned the nation when he won a murder acquittal for a mother accused of killing her toddler has taken on another high-profile, high-hurdle case. Jose Baez announced Wednesday he was defending former New England Patriot standout Aaron Hernandez in his upcoming double-murder trial. Baez, best known for his defense of Casey Anthony, said he realized Hernandez was the subject of much speculation in the court of public opinion -- after being indicted in three homicides -- but asked the public to keep an open mind "and let the facts unfold in a court of law."
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Defense lawyer Jose Baez takes on former NFL star Aaron Hernandez's newest murder case
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Baez splashed into the national spotlight five years ago with acquittal of accused child killer Casey Anthony

Question: Prosecutors said @placeholder also wounded another passenger when he killed de Abreu and Furtado.

Answer: Aaron Hernandez

Question: Eventually confronted by her family, @placeholder maintained a nanny had kidnapped Caylee.

Answer: Casey Anthony

Answer: Casey Anthony


A man who blackmailed his neighbour for money and sex with his wife after threatening to reveal he was a hit and run driver has been murdered. Wang, 45, was in the tractor when Tan hit a motorcyclist and fled the scene last December, and threatened to tell police unless his demands were met. But Tan, 39, has now been arrested for murdering Wang, whose body was found in a cave in rural Guangxi province in southern China, reported the People's Daily Online. Tan, his wife, his half-brother and his half-brother's partner have now all handed themselves in to police after Wang's body was discovered at the end of last month.
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Wang, 45, was in tractor when neighbour Tan hit motorcyclist in China
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He blackmailed him for money and raped Tan's wife multiple times
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Tan decided to murder his blackmailer by poisoning him and then strangling him to death
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Wang's body was discovered at the bottom of a cave in rural Guangxi
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Tan, his half-brother and their partners have handed themselves into police

Question: He is believed to have raped Mrs @placeholder at least three times.

Answer: Tan

Answer: Tan

Answer: Tan

Answer: Tan

Answer: Tan

Answer: Tan

Answer: Tan


Police in Dallas are searching for a man accused of strangling a 20-year-old woman to death and then setting fire to a car with her body inside. Manuel Rocha, 26, is accused of killing Alexus Garcia, of Fort Worth in the early hours of Saturday morning, after the pair met at his home in Richarson, Texas. Rocha - who is 5’9″, 175 pounds, has black hair and brown eyes - is wanted on a capital murder charge. According to an arrest warrant affidavit, Garcia is believed to have texted an unidentified witness confirming that was at the Richarson address and they 'talked about her safety.'
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Manuel Rocha, 26, is accused of killing Alexus Garcia, of Fort Worth, Texas, in the early hours of Saturday morning, after the pair met at his home
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Garcia is believed to have texted an unidentified witness confirming that was at his address and they 'talked about her safety'
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Her body was found inside a burning green Fiat which had been set alight using gasoline in a nearby wooded area
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Rocha - who frequently met with prostitutes - is wanted on a capital murder charge

Question: A man matching @placeholder's description was spotted by witness - and on the video - running from the burning car.

Answer: Manuel Rocha


Texas Gov. Rick Perry, calling his indictment politically motivated, vowed Saturday to fight charges he abused his power by trying to pressure a district attorney to resign. "This farce of a prosecution will be revealed for what it is, and those responsible will be held accountable," Perry said at a news conference in Austin, the capital. A grand jury in Travis County indicted Perry, a Republican, on two felony counts stemming from his threat to veto funding for a statewide public integrity unit run by Travis Country District Attorney Rosemary Lehmberg, a Democrat, unless she stepped down, according to the special prosecutor in the case, Michael McCrum.
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Gov. Rick Perry says the indictment is politically motivated and vows to fight it
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Perry lawyer calls indictments "political abuse of the court system"
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Indictment by country grand jury in Texas stems from effort to remove local prosecutor
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Perry allegedly threatened to veto funding for a program run by the DA in Austin

Question: Perry defended his actions, pointing to @placeholder's blood alcohol level at the time of her arrest in April 2013 and then her behavior during her arrest, which was captured on video and made public.

Answer: Rosemary Lehmberg


(CNN) Donald Trump continued his calls Wednesday for NATO countries to contribute more to the alliance, and CNN's Reality Check Team looked into his claim. Speaking in Doral, Florida, Trump said, "I think NATO's great. But it's got to be modernized. And countries that we're protecting have to pay what they're supposed to be paying." It's a position that Trump has stated several times before, saying he believes that the US is getting "ripped off" and that some NATO members are getting an unfair "free ride." CNNMoney reported on NATO payments earlier this month, when the alliance's members met to discuss a number of issues, including money.
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Trump has often criticized NATO member countries for not contributing more to the alliance
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Of the 28 countries in the alliance, only five -- the US, Greece, Poland, Estonia and the UK -- meet their spending target

Question: @placeholder admits it has an "over-reliance" on the US for the provision of essential capabilities, including intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, air-to-air refueling, ballistic missile defense and airborne electronic warfare.

Answer: NATO

Answer: NATO

Answer: NATO

Answer: NATO

Answer: NATO

Question: The second biggest @placeholder spender in proportional terms is Greece, at 2.38%, according to NATO.

Answer: NATO

Answer: NATO

Answer: NATO

Answer: NATO

Answer: NATO


Rihanna has described her role as the first black campaign star for French fashion label Dior as a 'big deal' for her culture. In an interview with MTV News, the 27-year-old touched on the importance of her casting in the campaign, describing her new role role as 'fantastic' and 'meaningful'. 'It feels fantastic,' she explained. 'It is such a big deal for me, for my culture, for a lot of young girls of any color. Scroll down for video Star power: Rihanna, pictured at the Christian Dior Cruise 2015 show in New York last year, described her role as Dior's newest campaign star as a 'big deal' for her culture
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Last week Dior confirmed that the 27-year-old popstar had been chosen to front the latest installment of the fashion label's Secret Garden campaign
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The new print and video ads are set to debut 'this spring'

Question: Last week, @placeholder's decision to cast the chart-topper as the newest face of its spring-inspired Secret Garden campaign, which is currently in its fourth year, was met with an overwhelming amount of support, both from the fashion industry, and from the label's fans.

Answer: Dior

Answer: Dior

Answer: Dior


(CNN) As House Democrats staged a sit-in in Congress in the wake of the shooting at a nightclub this month in Orlando, the public has again been left wondering if there is any politically feasible path to dealing with this country's problem with mass shootings. Of course, America isn't the only country to have experienced mass shootings. Australia suffered a string of them before deciding to take action back in 1996, when it responded with a complete ban on the possession of rapid-fire rifles and overall tightening of its overall gun regulation regime. The results have been stunning: The country has not had a single mass public shooting in 20 years.
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John J. Donohue: Strict gun control has worked in other countries, including Australia
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There are four steps the United States should be taking right now, he says

Question: But when videos have surfaced urging extremists to take advantage of @placeholder's lax gun laws, then you know it's well past time to examine what steps can be taken to diminish the chances of more mayhem.

Answer: America


(CNN) An ISIS massacre on the streets of Moscow? Bombs detonated by the same terror group in St. Petersburg? Such "huge terrorist acts" might have happened if Russian authorities hadn't detained seven alleged ISIS members, state media reported. The FSB -- Russia's security agency and the successor to the Soviet Union's KGB -- told state-run TASS news that the seven suspects were charged Wednesday for plotting terrorist attacks. They'd been detained February 7 in Yekaterinburg, Russia's fourth-largest city situated in the Sverdlovsk region in the Urals, according to a report by state-run Sputnik news citing the FSB. To date, Russia hasn't been hit by ISIS terror attacks on busy, civilian-filled areas like those in Paris, Tunis or Jakarta. But it has been a target, in part for the Kremlin's armed efforts against the Islamist extremist group in Syria.
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Agency: The suspects were from Russia, central Asian nations and led by someone who'd come from Turkey
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Searches of the suspects' houses turned up a bomb lab, guns, grenades and "extremist literature," state news says
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ISIS has threatened attacks in Russia, which is involved in a military campaign against the terror group in Syria

Question: While ISIS itself is relatively new, the threat from Islamist extremists in @placeholder is not.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia


(CNN) Senator Chuck Schumer is warning his colleagues about Neil Gorsuch in advance of the judge's Supreme Court confirmation hearings this week. Schumer told reporters that Gorsuch "may act like a neutral, calm judge, but his record and his career clearly show he harbors a right wing, pro-corporate, special interest agenda." "He enacted it time and time again on the 10th Circuit, and if given the chance I have no doubt he would do it again on the Supreme Court. He expresses a lot of empathy and sympathy for the less powerful, but when it comes time to rule, when the chips are down, far too often he sides with the powerful few over everyday Americans just trying to get a fair shake," Schumer added.
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Danny Cevallos: Schumer argued that Gorsuch is biased toward the powerful in his rulings
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However, Gorsuch is a true judge who makes decisions on the basis of the law and not politics, Cevallos says

Question: And Schumer knows it's misleading to cite statistics about how often @placeholder sided with employers over employees.

Answer: Neil Gorsuch

Answer: Gorsuch

Answer: Gorsuch

Answer: Gorsuch

Question: Here are five reasons why @placeholder is way off about Gorsuch:

Answer: Chuck Schumer

Answer: Schumer

Answer: Schumer

Answer: Schumer


Field trials involving genetically modified insects should be carried out in the UK for the first time, a report argues. Tests outside the laboratory have never been carried out in the European Union amid safety concerns. But a Lords committee report said trials should now start in Britain. Creating GM mosquitoes could help wipe out deadly tropical diseases such as malaria and dengue fever, the report said. Anti-GM campaigners say trials involving insects with altered DNA could pose risks to human health, and could lead to diseases becoming more virulent. However, the Lords Science and Technology Committee said GM insects could be used to control the spread of deadly illnesses as well as for pest control on crops.
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Lords Select Committee said tests of GM insects should begin in the UK
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GM insects could help to stop the spread of malaria and dengue fever
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The UK has 'a moral duty' to test the technology, the report says
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UK is home to the only company producing and distributing GM insects

Question: The trials received millions in research funding from the government - mostly due to the need for fencing and security - and were met with resistance from anti-@placeholder campaigners.

Answer: GM

Answer: GM

Answer: GM

Answer: GM

Answer: GM

Answer: GM


We are all breathing rarefied air in Mexico City, 7,000ft above sea level — a peak to which Lewis Hamilton's recent achievements have well acclimatised him. There is an imperturbability in his manner as he moves around the paddock, a sense of 'the silence around his body' as Norman Mailer said of Muhammad Ali. Comparisons with Ali, the most captivating figure of 20th Century sport, possibly of all sport, are invidious. But it was his Hamilton evoked in explaining how hard it is for Nico Rosberg, his vanquished Mercedes team-mate, to beat him. 'It's the same you would say to Usain Bolt, or Ali, or other people winning in their sport,' said the triple world champion, preparing for Sunday's Mexican Grand Prix.
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Lewis Hamilton has explained how hard it is for Nico Rosberg to beat him
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Hamilton compared himself to Usain Bolt, Muhammad Ali and Tiger Woods
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Rosberg had accused Hamilton of driving too aggressively last Sunday
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Maybe the German driver will be looking for racing revenge in Mexico City
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Question: Asked if he would change tactics — possibly play dirty — to find a way to win, @placeholder said: 'I don't want to go into that.'

Answer: Nico Rosberg

Answer: Nico Rosberg

Answer: Rosberg


Throngs of mourners gathered Thursday morning at a South Carolina church for the first funeral for victims of the Charleston massacre, followed by an emotional burial ceremony where some family members gave the Black Power salute over a slain grandmother's coffin. The first funeral was for 70-year-old Ethel Lance, a Charleston native who had been a member of the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church, where the shooting occurred June 17, for most of her life. She served as a sexton at the church for the last five years, helping to keep the historic building clean, and she loved gospel music.
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First funeral was for 70-year-old Ethel Lance, a Charleston native who had been a member of the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church
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Rev. Jesse Jackson, Rev Al Sharpton, Mayor Joe Riley, Gov. Nikki Haley and US. Rep. Mark Sanford attended
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Second funeral was held Thursday afternoon  for Sharonda Coleman-Singleton, 45, a speech therapist and mother of three who was also a part-time minister at Emanuel AME Church

Question: @placeholder appeared crestfallen as she clutched a white tissue tightly in her hand.

Answer: Nikki Haley


Bogota, Colombia (CNN) -- Two hostages freed by a Colombian rebel group reunited with their family members in the country's capital Friday. Speaking to reporters, one of the freed hostages called for renewed dialogue between the government and insurgents. "Humanitarian exchange is the first step toward a friendly understanding, which permits the return of our brothers deprived of their liberty," politician Armando Acuna said shortly after he was released by the FARC leftist guerrilla group Friday. Marine Henry Lopez Martinez was also released Friday and met family members at an airport in the country's capital. "This is the most beautiful moment of the liberations, the loving reuniting of the families. For this, all the effort is worth it," former Sen. Piedad Cordoba, who helped coordinate the humanitarian mission to free them, said in a Twitter post.
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The hostages released Friday are a politician and a marine
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They are part of a group of five hostages rebels pledged to release as a humanitarian gesture
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Colombia's president accuses the FARC of a "double standard" after two workers are kidnapped
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Two more hostages are scheduled to be released Sunday

Question: The FARC, or Revolutionary Armed Forces of Columbia, have been at war with the @placeholder government since the 1960s.

Answer: Colombian


A woman has been jailed for using her stiletto heel to inflict permanent injuries on a stranger during an unprovoked attack in a nightclub toilet. Shannon Carter, 21, repeatedly struck 20-year-old Amelia Gledhill with the shoe after a row broke out between their friends on a night out in Bradford. Ms Gledhill is said to have been left traumatised by the incident and is still having problems with her eyesight. Shannon Carter, 21 (pictured) has been jailed for three-and-a-half years for attacking Amelia Gledhill, 20, (pictured right) with a stiletto during a night out. Ms Gledhill still has a scar above her right eye
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Shannon Carter, 21, repeatedly hit Amelia Gledhill, 20, in a Bradford club
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Ms Gledhill left with blurred vision, wounds, bruises and scars, court heard
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Carter jailed for three-and-a-half years after pleading guilty to wounding

Question: There had been an earlier confrontation between one of @placeholder's friends and a friend of the victim

Answer: Shannon Carter

Answer: Shannon Carter

Answer: Shannon Carter

Answer: Carter


Ashya King’s parents are in ‘exile’ in Spain because they fear their children will be taken into care if they return to the UK, his grandmother said last night. To the family’s great joy the five-year-old had been declared cancer-free following pioneering treatment. But, says the boy’s grandmother, the Kings are now ‘desperate’ to return home. Ashya King’s grandmother say his parents Brett, 51, and Naghmeh, 46, are now ‘desperate’ to return to the UK, but remain in Marbella, Spain because they fear their children will being taken into care Ashya was diagnosed with a brain tumour last year. This was removed and doctors insisted that surgery was followed up by traditional chemotherapy and radiation therapy.
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Ashya King's treatment for brain cancer abroad has been a success
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Brett and Naghmeh King are living in 'exile' in Spain, say family members
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Ashya's grandmother say the parents fear they will lose their children

Question: ‘It has justified everything we have gone through because things are working out for @placeholder,’ he said.

Answer: Ashya King

Answer: Ashya King

Answer: Ashya

Answer: Ashya King

Answer: Ashya


New York  (CNN) A French Holocaust historian who was detained for 10 hours at Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport says "The United States seems no longer quite the United States." Henry Rousso was due to take part in a discussion "Writing in dark times" at Texas A&M University when he was stopped last week. He says it was the first time in 30 years of traveling to the US that he experienced any problems on entry. Ruosso says an immigration officer told him he wasn't "allowed to give a lecture and receive an honorarium" with his tourist visa. The US State Department allows foreign nationals to receive an honorarium under a tourist visa if they are a lecturer or a speaker and under certain guidelines, all of which Rousso met.
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Henry Rousso detained in Houston for ten hours
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Academic has been traveling to US for 30 years

Question: "All he had to do was Google '@placeholder' and he could see he is who he claimed to be."

Answer: Henry Rousso

Answer: Rousso

Answer: Henry Rousso


Tabby cat George turned up 128 miles from its home after apparently hitching a ride in a caravan A runaway cat turned up 128 miles from his home after apparently hitching a ride in a caravan. George was last seen running off in the direction of a caravan park near his home in North Wales and was found on a doorstep in West Yorkshire five weeks later. He has now been reunited with his owners after Julia Hill, who found the 18-year-old tabby outside her home in Calderdale last week, posted on a lost and found cats Facebook group. Owners Steven Davison, 71, and his wife Susan, 68, from Llanrwst in the Conwy Valley, couldn't believe their luck when their daughter Gemma Davison-Lemalle, 30, saw a picture of her childhood pet on the page.
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George went missing from North Wales home and turned up in Yorkshire
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Runaway 18-year-old tabby has been reunited with owners after five weeks
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They believe he ran off towards caravan park and hitched a 128-mile ride
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He was found 'poorly, thin and grumpy' on Julia Hill's doorstep last week

Question: Gemma said: 'We can't thank @placeholder enough for taking such good care of him for us.

Answer: Julia Hill

Answer: Julia Hill


Former FIFA vice-president Jack Warner today launched an astonishing attack on the English Football Association, accusing them of trying to use David Beckham as a bribe for World Cup votes. In a bizarre rant, Warner drew extraordinary comparisons between the former England captain and a shamed FIFA official involved in a bribery scandal. Mohamed Bin Hammam was banned from football for life after he was accused of paying £25,000 to Caribbean officials in exchange for votes in the FIFA presidential elections in 2011. Accusing England of hypocrisy, Warner claimed there was no difference between Bin Hammam and when Beckham ran coaching clinics in Trinidad in 2010 while England were bidding for the 2018 World Cup.
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Jack Warner compares England star to FIFA banned over bribery scandal
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Beckham ran coaching clinics in Trinidad while England were bidding for 2018 World Cup
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Warner says he has 'avalanche' of secrets that includes links to Sepp Blatter
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Warner made the bizarre claims in a speech he titled 'The Gloves Are Off'
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He also said the secrets made him 'reasonably, actually fear for my life'

Question: Warner said: 'When @placeholder came here, what he did or didn't do was not inconsistent with FIFA practice over 100 years.

Answer: Mohamed Bin Hammam

Answer: Bin Hammam

Question: Warner also said that when he heard @placeholder was stepping down, he wrote him to urge his immediate departure from FIFA.

Answer: Sepp Blatter


Holey Donuts, an online 'guilt-free' donut shop that opened its first brick-and-mortar store in Manhattan last year has shuttered its doors this month going out of business in just one year. The Greenwich Village bakery went bankrupt and could no longer sustain the retail location, the company's CEO Frank Dilullo told DNAinfo. Dilullo said that his business is 'over' after going bankrupt and the Holey Donuts storefront was vacated in May. The retailer had previously promised to deliver delicious, full-flavored, low-fat donuts to the hungry citizens of New York. But, at $4.00 per donut, the price may have been more than many New Yorkers were willing to swallow.
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The Manhattan bakery promised to offer the first 'guilt-free' donut
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Holey Donuts opened up shop in April 2014 in New York's Greenwich Village neighborhood
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The previous tenant, a cupcake shop, lasted only three months in the retail space

Question: @placeholder developed his exclusive low-fat donut cooking technique in the back of one of his father’s stores and initially began selling his pastries online.

Answer: Frank Dilullo


(CNN) Garth Brooks has referred to Miranda Lambert as "family," but we suspect things might be bit tense if the folks get together this holiday season. Lambert's boyfriend, singer-songwriter Anderson East, took to Instagram on Thursday to criticize Brooks' performance at this week's Country Music Association Awards. Brooks -- named CMA's entertainer of the year for a record sixth time -- caught flak from East for lip-syncing Wednesday night through a performance of his single "Ask Me How I Know." "I keep a lot of my opinions to myself and respect anyone making music but as a person who tries to put on the best and most honest show I can night after night... this truly offends me," East wrote in a post that included a tweet about Brooks lip-syncing. "I was told country music is three chords and the truth."
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Anderson East's Instagram post criticizes Garth Brooks' performance at CMAs
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Brooks admits to lip-syncing, says his voice just wasn't up to it due to heavy touring

Question: "She's one of the few females that we play so you'd think she's want to play it safe," @placeholder said of Lambert's throwback performance of "To Learn Her."

Answer: Garth Brooks

Answer: Brooks

Answer: Brooks

Answer: Brooks

Answer: Garth Brooks

Answer: Brooks


(CNN) Donald Trump has called the Christopher Steele dossier "fake news" and "phony stuff," but is it? The Republican chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, Sen. John McCain of Arizona, sent a trusted staff member to London to obtain a copy and deliver it to the FBI for investigation, according to the UK newspaper The Independent. The US intelligence community has made no determination as of yet on the contents, but has deemed the documents sufficiently credible to warrant further investigation and included a summary of the dossier in briefing materials for both  President Obama and President-elect Trump. It is worth noting that these leaders are all career professionals, including two non-political appointees, FBI Director James Comey and NSA Director Mike Rogers, who have zero incentive to pick a fight with their future boss.
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Donald Trump has called the Christopher Steele dossier "fake news" and "phony stuff," but is it?
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Nick Dowling says the material may or may not be true, but we can't dismiss it lightly

Question: The Independent reported that @placeholder continued his reporting even after the election because he recognized how serious these charges were.

Answer: Christopher Steele

Question: If sources or individuals were named in the documents, the @placeholder government would be in good position to investigate further.

Answer: UK

Answer: US


Ben Stokes pulled his shirt across his mouth before smiling at Marlon Samuels, as if to declare a truce in their feud. There was little else for England to laugh about as the second Test stuttered towards another stalemate. England go into the last day here, just as they did in Antigua, needing eight wickets to have any chance of the victory they so badly need in this series. One of them belongs to their old nemesis Samuels who, along with the obdurate Kraigg Brathwaite, saw West Indies into credit and within sight of another draw with only the final Test in Barbados next week to play.
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Joe Root is left stranded on 182* after James Anderson is run out, seemingly not paying attention
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Root reacted angrily, before Anderson immediately began to make amends with early wicket
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West Indies responded strongly with the bat, with Kraigg Brathwaite and Darren Bravo building big partnership
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Stuart Broad finally dismissed Bravo but the West Indian batsmen continued to pile on the runs
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Brathwaite reaches his century shortly before the close, as West Indies establish a lead on day four

Question: @placeholder had the chance to renew his feud with Ben Stokes but the pair buried the hatchet on a day the West Indies dominated

Answer: lon Samuels, a

Answer: uels wh

Question: @placeholder was ambling back for a second run and broke the first rule of schoolboy cricket by taking his eye off the ball.

Answer: James Anderson

Answer: Anderson


Rachel Dolezal's parents have accused her of trying to destroy their family with a multitude of lies - but insist that 'truth and justice will prevail'. Larry and Ruthanne Dolezal, from Troy, Montana, revealed last week that their daughter, the president of the Spokane NAACP, is white - not black as she has long suggested. 'Of all of Rachel's faults and malicious fabrications, this is definitely the worst,' her mother told Good Morning America on Monday. 'Rachel is desperately trying to destroy her biological family and I believe that effort will not succeed. At the end of the story I'm sure that truth and justice will prevail.'
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Larry and Ruthanne Dolezal revealed that their daughter, Spokane's NAACP president, is white and not black as she has suggested
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She says they have come forward with this information in a bid to discredit her claims that they abused her as a child; they have denied the abuse
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She has also taken in one of the couple's adopted African American sons
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She is also supporting an alleged victim who has accused her biological brother of sexual assault, deepening the rift with her family
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But Dolezal's parents say their family will not be destroyed by her claims - and that they still hope to reconcile with her one day

Question: @placeholder told the Easterner in February that she and her siblings were punished 'by skin complexion' using a 'baboon whip' that she likened 'to what was used as whips during slavery'.

Answer: Rachel Dolezal

Answer: Ruthanne Dolezal

Answer: Ruthanne Dolezal

Answer: Dolezal

Question: After the @placeholder revealed their daughter's secret, the NAACP issued a statement supporting her.

Answer: Dolezal

Question: 'In every corner of this country, the @placeholder remains committed to securing political, educational and economic justice for all people.'

Answer: Spokane NAACP

Answer: NAACP