(CNN) In Georgia, Haitian-Americans answer phone calls to a hotline they set up for people interested in donating to relief efforts in Haiti. More than 600 miles away, in South Florida, volunteers stream into a warehouse daily, sorting medicine, hygiene products and other items for delivery to the island nation. A medical team led by the Haitian American Nurses Association of Florida lands in Haiti, bound for Aquin, Cavaillon and Les Cayes, three areas hit hard by Hurricane Matthew, according to a coalition called The Haitian American Hurricane Matthew Relief Effort. Nationwide, Haitian-Americans are leading relief efforts for their home country after Matthew killed hundreds in the southern portion and caused panic over potential rise in cholera outbreaks. Frustrated by what they believe is the lack of progress in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake, some are advocating donating to smaller "Haitian-led" groups, not larger international groups, such as the American Red Cross.
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Haitian-Americans lead relief efforts after home country hit by deadly hurricane
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Organizers encourage public to donate to "Haitian-led" groups, not international organizations

Question: @placeholder is no more prepared for a disaster today than it was six years ago when I started working in Haiti.

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haitian American Nurses Association of Florida

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haitian American Hurricane Matthew Relief Effort

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haitian

Question: When the earthquake struck, they mobilized additional staff and aid, "and those resources are still on the ground in @placeholder today," the agency said.

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haitian American Nurses Association of Florida

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haitian American Hurricane Matthew Relief Effort

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haitian

Question: The storm flooded villages; razed crops; swept away cattle, destroyed @placeholder's natural resources and knocked out electricity, cutting off parts of the island.

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haitian American Nurses Association of Florida

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haitian American Hurricane Matthew Relief Effort

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haitian

Question: The money will go to "Haitian-led organizations working in @placeholder, in particular in the affected region."

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haitian American Nurses Association of Florida

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haitian American Hurricane Matthew Relief Effort

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haitian

Question: While the pace of progress is never as fast as we would like, @placeholder is better off today than it was five years ago," the agency said at the time.

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haitian American Nurses Association of Florida

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haitian American Hurricane Matthew Relief Effort

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haitian

Question: Schaffer said the relief agency has been focusing on damage assessments in @placeholder since Matthew, and with the help of local groups, continues to work to get needed items to displaced residents, including hygiene, cholera prevention supplies and shelter supplies.

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haitian American Nurses Association of Florida

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haitian American Hurricane Matthew Relief Effort

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haitian

Question: Schaffer said the relief agency has been focusing on damage assessments in Haiti since @placeholder, and with the help of local groups, continues to work to get needed items to displaced residents, including hygiene, cholera prevention supplies and shelter supplies.

Answer: Matthew

Answer: Haitian American Hurricane Matthew Relief Effort

Answer: Matthew

Question: Political instability has impeded @placeholder's ability to deal with its problems.

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haitian American Nurses Association of Florida

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haitian American Hurricane Matthew Relief Effort

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haitian


Labor Opposition Leader Bill Shorten's speaking skills have been criticised after a poor delivery of what should have been his most historic speech yet -  his introduction of a bill to legalise same sex marriage in Australia. But Mark Rolfe, a professor in politics and rhetoric at the University of New South Wales, described what was perhaps Mr Shorten's most important speech as Opposition leader as being 'disorganised', 'distracting' and in some places 'incoherent'. Dr Rolfe warned that Mr Shorten needed a complete overhaul of his public speaking, and especially a 'makeover of his dictation' if he wanted to have any impact on Australian public life.
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Bill Shorten put forward a marriage equality bill on Monday
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His speech has been criticised by an expert for being 'disorganised'
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Dr Mark Rolfe from UNSW said Mr Shorten went off on tangents
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Suggested he enlist the help of a professional actor or TV presenter

Question: every other @placeholder including the right to marry the person you love.

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australian

Question: We know a young @placeholder who identifies as gay is six times more likely to

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australian


Saletta, Italy (CNN) [Breaking news update, posted at 12:30 a.m. ET on August 25] At least 247 people were killed after a 6.2-magnitude earthquake struck central Italy Wednesday, according to Italy's Civil Protection Department. [Previous story, posted at 10:16 p.m. ET on August 24] In the small Italian towns hit hard by a magnitude-6.2 earthquake that struck in the middle of the night, rescuers feverishly dug through the rubble of downed homes and apartments looking for survivors. In one such rescue, shown on CNN affiliate Sky TG24, a firefighter in Amatrice clawed at the rubble, trying to get to a little girl.
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The worst affected areas are villages in a mountainous region of central Italy
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Rescue workers are racing to find survivors amid the rubble

Question: Similar scenes played out in Amatrice and the other towns hit hardest by the deadly quake, which killed at least 159 people, according to ANSA, @placeholder's national news agency.

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italian

Answer: Italy


She's previously spoken of her love of shoes, claiming she's a 'girly girl' whose footwear gives her added 'confidence', so it was no surprise Foreign Minister Julie Bishop was starstruck when she caught up with her fashion icon - world-renowned shoemaker Jimmy Choo. And while she may have been in the presence of shoe royalty, Ms Bishop fell victim to one of the cardinal sins of fashion, by failing to wear 66-year-old Mr Choo's designs during their meeting, opting for another designer's shoes instead. Ms Bishop was in Perth over the Easter holidays to meet wives and partners of SAS members, while shoe designer Jimmy Choo, who is the tourism ambassador for Malaysia, is currently in the West Australian city to host his first ever Australian masterclass.
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Julie Bishop has caught up with her fashion icon Jimmy Choo
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The Foreign Minister was in Perth to meet with families of SAS members
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Jimmy Choo is in WA to host his first ever Australian masterclass
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The pair crossed paths at a special lunch, attended by Ms Bishop
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She made a  faux pas when she showed up in another designer's shoes
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She has often spoke of her love for shoes and designers such as Choo

Question: Born in @placeholder in 1961, Choo was always interested in the world of fashion.

Answer: Malaysia


Could the Netflix model work for a movie theater chain? AMC Theaters is reportedly exploring that with a pilot partnership with MoviePass, a company which offers a subscription service where movie lovers can attend a movie a day for a monthly fee. AMC operates more than 4,900 screens across the United States, making it the second largest theater chain behind Regal Entertainment. The New York Times reports that moviegoers would pay a fee of $35 a month, which would allow them a pass to attend one showing a day of any movie they choose. A $45 per month option includes 3D and IMAX films.
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AMC is launching a pilot program
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Moviegoers would pay a fee to get a daily movie pass
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Viewership by younger audiences is down

Question: @placeholder launched back in 2011 and AMC decided to partner with the company in response to the decline in attendance by young moviegoers.

Answer: MoviePass


Halmstad defender Mohammed Ali Khan has filed a police complaint following death threats he received after scoring an injury-time own goal that meant his side were relegated from Sweden's top flight. The player watched in horror as his attempt to poke the ball for a corner rolled past his goalkeeper to give title-chasing AIK Stockholm a 1-0 win and consign his team to the drop with two games left this season. 'Hate me, call me stupid things, lie about me. But don't threaten me or my family,' the 26-year-old Lebanon international said on his Twitter account. 'Those threatening - a police car is waiting outside and guarding my children. Threatening my children's lives is so inhuman and low.'
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Halmstad have been relegated from Sweden's top flight after AIK defeat
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Defender Mohammed Ali Khan inadvertently scored past his own keeper
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Khan lambasted those who have threatened his family on social media
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Lebanon international was very apologetic for his role in relegating his side

Question: @placeholder told the Sportbladet newspaper that the police were taking the threats seriously.

Answer: Mohammed Ali Khan

Answer: Mohammed Ali Khan

Answer: Khan


A holidaymaker who suffered agonising face, arm and leg injuries on one of the world's tallest water slides has now split with his partner as he no longer think he's attractive. Jamie Norman, 28, from Manchester, sustained the horrific scarring following an accident on the 60mph VertiGo slide in Aqualandia in Benidorm, Spain. The father-of-two and his partner, Vicki Holbrook, 30, thought the worst was over when they returned home to the UK after the incident – but the accident caused stress and rows and led to the couple separating. 'The accident itself was bad enough. Jamie was bleeding heavily and covered in injuries,' Vicki said. 'But after we got home, and his wounds healed, he just couldn't forget it.
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Jamie Norman suffered injuries on VertiGo slide in Aqualandia in Benidorm
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The 28-year-old plummeted down the 60mph slide into the water
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Ex-partner Vicki Holbrook, 30, said he is 'self conscious' about scars

Question: Recalling the troubling incident @placeholder said: 'I could hear a funny clunking sound as the trap door opened and I realised in panic there was something wrong - but there was nothing I could do about it.

Answer: Jamie Norman

Answer: Jamie

Answer: Jamie Norman


(CNN) If America's most celebrated first ladies were alive today -- Abigail Adams, Eleanor Roosevelt, Jacqueline Kennedy -- I think they would be amazed at the prospect of a first Lady who was a former model and who had once posed nude, but I also think that Melania Trump would be far easier for them to understand than a first first gentleman such as Bill Clinton would have been. That is because these women, like Melania Trump, wielded their power discreetly and lived during a time when it would have been unthinkable for a former first lady to run for office (Hillary Clinton is the only one to do so), much less become president.
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Kate Andersen Brower: Every first lady found own way to navigate gender and power
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Even boldest of them would be surprised by Melania Trump, Brower says

Question: @placeholder's transition to the position of first lady will take time -- it does for everyone.

Answer: Melania Trump

Answer: Melania Trump

Answer: Melania Trump

Question: It is important that the first lady stand up for her staff, as Hillary Clinton did when she was first lady, or else they will be steamrolled and it remains to be seen whether @placeholder will be able to do that.

Answer: Melania Trump

Answer: Melania Trump

Answer: Melania Trump


Bob Costas has said that Caitlyn Jenner isn't 'deserving' of a bravery award she is to receive from ESPN in light of her gender transition. The NBC sportscaster described the move as a 'crass exploitation play' by the network and suggested that somebody 'actively involved in sports' should get it instead. Costas  asserted that Jenner had been granted the Arthur Ashe Courage Award because she will offer a 'gawker factor' to the awards ceremony itself, and boost  TV audience figures for the ESPYs award ceremony. The news came in the same magazine article which revealed her new look to the world after extensive surgery to transition from her male identity as Olympic athlete Bruce to a female one.
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Sportscaster slammed decision to give her Arthur Ashe Courage Award
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NBC man said somebody 'actively involved in sports' should get it
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Believes the decision is a cynical quest by ESPN for 'the gawker factor'
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Jenner called award 'a chance to stand as my true self in front of my peers'
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Ceremony on July 15 will be her first public appearance as a woman

Question: In its statement announcing Jenner's award, an @placeholder boss said the hoped honoring Jenner would 'give comfort' to other transgender people struggling with their identity.

Answer: ESPN

Answer: ESPYs

Answer: ESPN


Saudi Arabia will not rule out building nuclear weapons to defend itself against Iran, its ambassador to the United States has said. Adel Al-Jubeir told CNN the 'kingdom of Saudi Arabia will take whatever measures are necessary to protect its security'. Iranian officials are due to meet with world leaders to negotiate a relief in sanctions against the country in return for Tehran curbing its nuclear programme. But Al-Jubeir claimed that other countries in the Middle East are 'concerned' about the prospect of Iran developing nuclear weapons. The Gulf nation and its allies today launched airstrikes against Houthi rebels inside Yemen for a second day straight - in a move it claims protects its southern border from attack.
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Saudi Ambassador to US said they will take measures to protect country
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He said Middle East countries worried Iran will develop nuclear weapons
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Iranian officials are due to meet with world leaders for 'nuclear talks' soon
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Saudi-led airstrikes targeted Iranian-backed rebels in Yemen again today
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The Gulf nation wants to avoid potential attack from its southern border

Question: Some experts believe the escalating conflict in Yemen (pictured) is turning into a proxy war between the @placeholder's and Yemen

Answer: Saudi Arabia

Answer: Saudi Arabia

Answer: Saudi

Answer: Saudi


Beverly Hills, California (CNN) -- Whether inside or outside the Beverly Hilton hotel where singer Whitney Houston died Saturday afternoon, the grief and shock were the same. They were just expressed differently -- by the famous indoors and by the everyday fan outdoors. Inside the hotel that occupies a full block, the music industry's biggest names gathered in elegant attire for an annual pre-Grammy party that had been long planned by Houston's mentor, Clive Davis. But a party just didn't seem right, participants said as they walked down the red carpet. Some, like songwriter David Foster, thought twice about attending a gala at the same hotel where 48-year-old Houston died in her room just hours earlier.
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Inside the Beverly Hilton Hotel, entertainers hold a long planned pre-Grammy party
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Tony Bennett says it's time to "legalize drugs like they did in Amsterdam"
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Outside the hotel, mourners gather to sing Houston's songs
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"Sometimes life gets the best of us," one fan says of Houston's early death

Question: @placeholder then made a well-understood reference to Houston's past problems with drugs, and he called on "everyone to get our government to legalize drugs" so persons don't have to get it from "gangs" under the table, he said.

Answer: Tony Bennett


The horrific gas explosion in East Village on Thursday brought Manhattan to a standstill and left a lingering fear about the city-wide, never-ending building works. Photographer Nathan Blaney, who captured the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, was sat feet away in Bull McCabe's bar when the now-destroyed sushi restaurant exploded. Sprinting out the door, he grabbed his camera and documented the scene in a poignant collection of images. Scroll down for video This is the moment emergency services rushed to a gas explosion which blew three East Village buildings into oblivion on Thursday Poignant: Photographer Nathan Blaney, who captured the 9/11 attacks, was around the corner and documented the scene
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Nathan Blaney was in a bar feet from the sushi restaurant in East Village when he heard the blast
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He rushed out to see smoke pouring from the building as it slowly collapsed
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Poignant collection of photographs documents passers-by, workers and officers scramble to respond
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Two men, 23-year-old male model Nicholas Figueroa and 26-year-old busboy Moises Locon, were declared missing
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Authorities pulled two bodies from the rubble; identified one as that of Figueroa; investigation continues

Question: @placeholder has yet to be accounted for as officers work to identify the second body found among the debris.

Answer: Moises Locon


Liverpool are closing in on a deal to make Roberto Firmino one of the biggest signings in their history. The Brazil international, who is currently on duty at the Copa America, is likely to cost Liverpool in the region of £28million and, should they secure his signature, his fee would only be outstripped by Andy Carroll. Firmino, who currently plays in the Bundesliga with Hoffenheim, was on Manchester United’s radar but Liverpool have been working hard to bring him to Anfield and have a scouting delegation in Chile, where the Copa America is being staged. They have now been joined in South America by chief executive Ian Ayre, who is looking to wrap up the deal.
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Roberto Firmino open to a move away from current club Hoffenheim during the summer transfer window
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Liverpool are close to bringing the Brazilian to the Premier League in what is considered a real coup
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Firmino, 23, scored for Brazil during their 2-1 victory over Venezuela and has stepped in for Neymar
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Carlos Bacca and Salomon Rondon are also Liverpool targets as Brendan Rodgers looks to strengthen his side

Question: Sevilla striker @placeholder netted 28 goals for the club last season - including two in the Europa League final - and is being watched by a host of clubs.

Answer: Carlos Bacca


(CNN) -- Turkey's fraught relationship with France is set to erode further after the French Senate passed controversial legislation criminalizing any public denial of what the bill calls the Armenian genocide in Ottoman Turkey in 1915 -- a description Turkey has rejected. Under the legislation, anyone denying the deaths were genocide could face a jail term and a fine of â‚¬45,000 ($58,000). The lower house of French parliament passed the so-called Armenian genocide bill last December, prompting Turkey to recall its ambassador from Paris and to cancel certain bilateral visits between the countries. The French Senate then voted late Monday to approve the bill.
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French Senate passes bill criminalizing public denial of Armenian genocide in Ottoman Turkey in 1915
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Armenians say Turks committed genocide against more than a million Armenians in waning days of Ottoman Empire
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Turkey says the deaths were due to war, disease and chaos -- not to a specific plan to kill Armenians
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Genocide bill threatens to further destabilize relations between France and Turkey

Question: The Turkish-@placeholder controversy over the killings that took place last century has reverberated wherever diaspora communities representing both groups exist.

Answer: Armenian

Answer: Armenian

Question: The bill has been applauded by @placeholder, roughly 500,000 of whom live in France.

Answer: Armenians

Answer: Armenians

Answer: Armenians

Question: The bill has been applauded by Armenians, roughly 500,000 of whom live in @placeholder.

Answer: France

Answer: French

Answer: French

Answer: French

Answer: French

Answer: France


Washington (CNN) Alan Futerfas is a New York-based criminal attorney with who has frequently represented clients in organized crime and cybersecurity cases -- and he's also the new lawyer for Donald Trump Jr. Trump Jr., under increased scrutiny amid revelations that he met last year with a Russian lawyer pertaining to "information that would incriminate" Hillary Clinton, has hired Futerfas to represent him. While in law school, Futerfas worked for attorney Jay Goldberg, who also represented Donald Trump in his previous divorce cases. When news first broke of Trump Jr.'s involvement in the pre-election meeting with a Russian lawyer, Futerfas said in a statement that it was "much ado about nothing." The statement also called the period of May to early June 2016 "an intensely busy time" for Trump Jr.
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Futerfas has frequently represented clients in organized crime
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He was retained by Trump Jr. following news that he met with a Russian lawyer before the election

Question: A year later, Futerfas opened up his own practice, a small law firm in @placeholder that focuses on white-collar investigations and prosecutions.

Answer: New York


(CNN) Senate intelligence committee Chairman Richard Burr shut down a line of questioning from California Sen. Kamala Harris at Wednesday's high-profile hearing, admonishing her and other Democrats to stop cutting off witnesses. The move rankled some on Twitter who argued the North Carolina Republican was singling out Harris, one of three women on the intelligence panel, during Wednesday's contentious hearing. Harris was pressing Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein over whether he would sign a letter to give Special Counsel Robert Mueller full independence from the Justice Department in his probe, which would have the same effect as a letter issued for then-Special Counsel Patrick Fitzgerald in the investigation into the 2003 leaking of then-covert CIA officer Valerie Plame's identity.
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Sen. Kamala Harris grilled deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein at a hearing Wednesday
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The exchange prompted Republican senators to stop interrupting

Question: "Mr. Chairman, respectfully, I would point out that this witness has joked, as we all have, his ability to filibuster," @placeholder argued, before Burr stopped her again.

Answer: Kamala Harris

Answer: Harris

Answer: Harris

Answer: Kamala Harris


(CNN) In early August 2015, Chris Lihosit fell ill with an exhausting, dehydrating and pyjama-soaking fever that mysteriously disappeared two days later. During a check-up, on his 43rd birthday, his doctor named summertime flu the most likely culprit. Then the same thing happened again, and it settled into a disturbing pattern: midweek chills and an escalating fever that would break on Sunday. By Monday, Chris would feel fine, only to have the sequence repeat itself. He joked about it with colleagues at T-Mobile, where he works in software development, "Well, I hope it's not cancer!" On alternating weekends from May to October, Chris would volunteer as a back country ranger for the US Forest Service -- a physically demanding role that involves patrolling Washington's Cascade Mountain forests and hiking along high-altitude trails with a backpack that can weigh up to 32 kilograms.
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Chris Lihosit was saved by umbilical cord blood from three babies used to treat Leukemia
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Cord blood banking is still the exception rather than the norm

Question: @placeholder learned that his level of infection-fighting neutrophil cells, normally churned out by the bone marrow, had fallen so low that his defenses were in tatters.

Answer: Chris Lihosit

Answer: Chris

Answer: Chris

Answer: Chris Lihosit

Question: Less than three weeks after the transplant, @placeholder's neutrophils had fully engrafted and genetic tests suggested that Amelia had decisively won the fight to form his new blood and bone marrow.

Answer: Chris Lihosit

Answer: Chris

Answer: Chris

Answer: Chris Lihosit


(CNN) The city of Orlando is discussing with the owners of the Pulse nightclub the possibility of buying the property and turning the site of the deadliest massacre in modern U.S. history into a memorial, spokeswomen for both parties said Wednesday. Barbara Poma, an owner of the club, and Mayor Buddy Dyer spoke about the possibility a few weeks ago, Sara Brady, a spokeswoman for Poma told CNN. In an interview aired Tuesday on WMFE radio, Dyer said, "We need to determine some period of time that we leave it exactly as is with some adequate fencing because there will be people ... that want to travel here to see it as it exists without making modifications."
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Spokewoman calls talks preliminary, says they occurred several weeks ago
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Mayor wants permanent memorial on site after extended period of mourning, he tells radio station

Question: A spokeswoman for the mayor said it is up to @placeholder on how to proceed and there is no rush to purchase the club, where 49 people were killed by a gunman June 12.

Answer: Barbara Poma

Answer: Poma


A former Dragons' Den star and economic advisor to David Cameron and George Osborne was today charged with sexually abusing a 13-year-old. Technology millionaire Doug Richard, 57, who appeared in the BBC show in 2005 and famously failed to invest a penny in its second series, was arrested in January. The American-born businessman was today charged with three counts of sexual activity with a child and one count of causing or inciting a child to engage in sexual activity. Crown Prosecution Service lawyer Caroline Hughes said: 'We have concluded that there is sufficient evidence and it is in the public interest for Douglas Richard to be charged.
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Doug Richard has been charged with sexual offences against girl, 13
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Father-of-three, 57, was arrested in January and denies the allegations
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Richard appeared in the first two series of the BBC show Dragons' Den
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He has acted as an adviser to David Cameron and George Osborne
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Millionaire said today: 'I absolutely deny the charges against me and will contest this matter in court'

Question: The US-born businessman has worked closely with Mr @placeholder over several years.

Answer: David Cameron

Answer: David Cameron


A boxing fight had to be halted after a fighter's cell phone fell out of his trunks. Marvin "Papi Gallo" Jones and Ramon Luis Nicolas were in the middle of a bout when the black phone slipped out from Jones' black and red shorts at the ring in Arcadia, Florida. Referee Frankie Santore Jr. went over to pick up the Samsung Galaxy and looked like he was chastising Jones, who seemed confused. Scroll down for video Marvin "Papi Gallo" Jones (right) and Ramon Luis Nicolas (left) were in the middle of a bout when the black phone slipped out from Jones' black and red shorts at the ring in Arcadia, Florida
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Marvin "Papi Gallo" Jones and Ramon Luis Nicolas were in the middle of a bout when the black phone slipped out from Jones' black and red shorts
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Jones said he was listening to music before the fight on Friday and put his phone in his shorts but forgot to take it out
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He believes the mishap cost him the fight

Question: @placeholder, 32, held his hands up as the referee took the phone over to the side of the ring

Answer: Marvin "Papi Gallo" Jones

Answer: Jones

Answer: Jones

Answer: Marvin "Papi Gallo" Jones

Answer: Jones

Answer: Marvin "Papi Gallo" Jones

Answer: Jones

Answer: Jones


(CNN) They are the kind of shoes designed to start a conversation, but not one with the Transportation Security Administration. Over the weekend, a woman went to board her flight at Baltimore-Washington International when the TSA stopped her. The unidentified traveler had a pair of gun-themed shoes and bracelets in one of her carry-on bags, TSA spokesperson Lisa Farbstein said. "We do not permit replica guns or ammunition past checkpoints," Farbstein says. "She was advised that she could put them in a checked bag." The woman returned to the airline counter and tried to get the shoes and bracelets checked, Farbstein said, but it was too late. The traveler returned to the checkpoint "and left the shoes and bracelets with TSA in order to catch her flight."
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Woman was trying to board at flight at BWI Airport
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TSA told her the items needed to go in her checked bags

Question: "Items such as this look like real, actual firearms to the @placeholder officers who are staffing the X-ray monitors," and will only cause delays, Farbstein says.

Answer: Transportation Security Administration

Answer: TSA

Answer: TSA

Answer: TSA

Answer: TSA


Washington (CNN) -- Just two months after the brinksmanship of the "fiscal cliff," on Friday Washington faced yet another deadline to avoid yet another fiscal calamity of its own making. But this time, something is different. As congressional leaders met in the White House on Friday for what was little more than a photo-op on the day forced budget cuts went into effect, this time there are no 11th-hour negotiations to save the day. There is no last-minute effort to call in Vice President Joe Biden on behalf of Democrats or Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell on behalf of Republicans to get things back on track.
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Washington faced yet another fiscal deadline -- this time with no real effort to negotiate
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Couples therapist: Democrats, Republicans lost sight of big picture, are just arguing to win
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Couples mediator: Disagreements should be used to find solutions

Question: "And that's exactly what they're doing -- the Democrats and the @placeholder are doing with each other.

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republicans


(CNN) -- The plan to embalm the body of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez may have hit a snag. Scientists in a preliminary assessment have determined that the process might be "quite difficult," acting president Nicolas Maduro said Wednesday. Maduro said at the opening of the Book Fair of Venezuela that scientists argued that "the decision should have been taken much earlier." He didn't say why -- but added that Chavez will always remain in Venezuela's collective memory "More than your physical body, we have the commander in eternal memory, especially this generation who heard it, touched it, saw him," Maduro told the audience. "We have to keep alive his image, his voice, his thinking."
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Chavez died this month after a battle with cancer
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The original plan was to embalm Chavez
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Scientists say embalming Chavez may be difficult

Question: @placeholder filed papers Monday to officially register to run for president.

Answer: Nicolas Maduro

Answer: Maduro

Answer: Maduro


(CNN) Grigor Dimitrov was already a big deal in Bulgaria, but his ATP Finals victory in London has secured him 'rock star' status. His three-set triumph over Belgium's David Goffin was broadcast live on three Bulgarian TV stations, he received a personal message of congratulations from the country's President and the Mayor of his hometown wants to name their tennis courts after him. "This win means a lot to me, to my family, for the team but also for the country," Dimitrov told Christina Macfarlane in the CNN studio the day after his win at the O2. "I'm proud to be Bulgarian, I've played for my country all my life and I'm sure people are going to appreciate that.
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Dimitrov won ATP World Tour Finals
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Beat David Goffin in final at London's O2
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Congratulated by Bulgarian President

Question: "After every match, just to see the @placeholder flags, the atmosphere felt absolutely marvelous -- I felt like I was playing at home."

Answer: Bulgaria

Answer: Bulgarian

Answer: Bulgarian

Answer: Bulgarian

Question: It's not hard to understand why @placeholder has latched on to Dimitrov's achievements.

Answer: Bulgaria

Answer: Bulgarian

Answer: Bulgarian

Answer: Bulgarian


(CNN) Donald Trump paints a dark picture of America, so dark the American Dream is virtually impossible to achieve. A lot of Americans believe him, but after talking to three very rich guys, I don't. Is it hard? Hell, yes. But is it impossible? Hell, no. Or, I should say it depends. The American dream has long morphed from what it once was: a house with a picket fence, two cars, 2.5 kids and a vacation every year. Today, everyone has their own American dream, although I suspect few would refuse the ultimate: money, money, money. "I had a newspaper route when I was 12," billionaire businessman, T. Boone Pickens told me. "I liked that money in my pocket." He added later, "I've been rich and I've been poor. Rich is better."
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Carol Costello talks to three billionaires about the secret to success and the choice between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump
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They are oilman T. Boone Pickens, Home Depot founder Ken Langone and Leon Cooperman, former CEO of Goldman Sachs

Question: Ken Langone's father was a plumber, his mother a cafeteria worker, yet he is richer than 99.9 percent of all @placeholder.

Answer: America

Answer: Americans

Answer: American

Answer: American


One man has gone to extraordinary lengths to prove to his girlfriend that he really is a romantic...by staging an elaborate - and very public - wedding proposal. Sai-On Chan, 29, a dentist from Liverpool, hired a barbershop quartet to sing Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons' hit Can't Take My Eyes Off You during a dinner date with partner Charlotte Fournier. With a secret camera rolling, the couple are seen exchanging awkward glances across the restaurant table before Sai-On eventually gets up and pulls out a ring box from his sock. At the same time the four male singers chime: 'Let him love you, baby.' Charlotte appears a tad embarrassed, hiding her head in her napkin as it gradually dawns on her what's going on.
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Sai-On Chan, 29, and Charlotte Fournier, 28, first met eight years ago
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The couple both studied in Liverpool and have dated since
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Charlotte recently told Sai-On that he wasn't romantic enough
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The dentist decided to prove his girlfriend wrong and pop the big question

Question: Now fully qualified in his profession, @placeholder-On decided the time had finally come to pop the question.

Answer: Sai

Answer: Sai

Answer: Sai

Answer: Sai


West Ham face Lusitans in the Europa League first qualifying round on Thursday night. It's the club's first away European encounter since a 3-0 loss in Palermo in 2006. So what can Hammers fans making the trip to Andorra expect? Errr…no! The principality doesn't have a commercial airport so fans making their way may be a little weary-eyed ahead of kick-off. Some 450 of them will be in attendance for what is the biggest game in Lusitans' history. A batch of those fans left in convoy from Hornchurch at 6.30pm on Wednesday night. After a two-hour flight to Barcelona; a four-hour coach ride to Andorra La Vella was waiting for them. Planes, trains and automobiles.
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West Ham play their first away European encounter since Palermo in 2006
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Alan Pardew's side were thumped 3-0 by the Serie A side that night
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A capacity crowd of 1,300 fans are expected to attend Thursday's clash

Question: Slaven Bilic's side take a 3-0 first-leg advantage into the clash but the @placeholder are keeping their fingers crossed for a miracle.

Answer: Andorra


Manchester City are closing in on a move for Fulham’s England youth international Patrick Roberts. The 18-year-old has a year left on his contract at Craven Cottage and could move to the two-time Premier League winners this summer. Fulham would want up to £10million for Roberts if he leaves. So what do we know about him and is he worth the money? Born in Kingston in Surrey, Roberts started playing football for AFC Wimbledon. He was named ‘Striker of the Tournament’ at the U13 Tesco Football Cup in 2010. He joined Fulham when he was 13 and then penned his first professional contract shortly after his 17th birthday in February 2014.
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Roberts has been with Fulham since he was 13-years-old
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Winger has won admirers playing for Fulham and England youth teams
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Roberts isset to join Manchester City this summer

Question: He was one of the stand out players in @placeholder run to the FA Youth Cup final and very rarely went on a run without beating at least one man.

Answer: Fulham

Answer: Fulham

Answer: Fulham


(CNN) -- Renisha McBride's toxicology report is out and now we know the 19-year-old had a blood-alcohol level that was more than twice the legal limit for driving. This would explain why, according to her family, she was involved in a single-car accident. However, it does not explain why Theodore Wafer shot her in the face. McBride's family says she was seeking help after the crash and knocked on the door of Wafer's house in Dearborn, Michigan, a suburb of Detroit. The 54-year-old Wafer, who is white, told investigators he feared McBride, who is black, was trying to break in.
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Renisha McBride, black teen, was shot dead after knocking on a white homeowner's door
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Family says she needed help; homeowner says he feared she was breaking in
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LZ: If a black man said he shot unarmed white girl in the face in "self defense" he would be in jail
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LZ: Our culture "looks at a black corpse and puts it, instead of the perpetrator, on trial"

Question: On Friday, @placeholder was finally charged with second-degree murder, manslaughter and possession of a firearm in the commission of a felony.

Answer: Theodore Wafer

Answer: Wafer

Question: It's the same fear that led an officer to shoot and kill an unarmed 24-year-old black man who, like @placeholder, was reportedly in a single car accident and went out looking for help earlier this year.

Answer: Renisha McBride

Answer: McBride

Answer: McBride

Answer: Renisha McBride


Bethe Correia ramped up the pre-fight hostilities with Ronda Rousey when she whispered, 'I'm going to kick your a**' in the champions ear during the traditional staredown ahead of UFC 190. Rousey, who makes the sixth defence of her belt in Rio de Janeiro on Saturday, appeared unshaken by the challenger's trash talk, and stood stock still while they posed for photos. The undefeated American even vowed to leave her belt in Brazil, regardless of the result at the HSBC Arena. Rousey said: 'Bethe says the belt belongs here, and I'm like: "That's all you can say? Ok, then, I'm leaving the belt here in Brazil after I beat you".
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Ronda Rousey and Bethe Correia fight on Saturday night at UFC190 in Rio
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Rousey's UFC bantamweight title will be on the line against the Brazilian
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The undefeated American is defending her belt for the sixth time

Question: She thinks it's all fun and games, but she hasn't experienced misery, poverty like I have; like we have as @placeholder.

Answer: Brazilian


Under the Federal Government's recently announced budget, changes to the way women are screened for cervical cancer could spell the end of pap smears in Australia and a decrease in diagnosis. Under the previous healthcare system, women between 25 and 74 were encouraged to undergo an often-dreaded pap smear every two years - but under the new budget, a HPV screening test is set to replace it and would only be required every five years. 'Cervical screening has already been very effective in Australia and with the introduction of the HPV vaccine and now this new test, we are getting even better at preventing cancer and providing treatment earlier,' said pathologist, Dr Penny Yarrow.
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The Federal government announced the National Cervical Screening Program under it's recently proposed budget
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The program would see the bi-annual pap smear to test for cervical cancer replaced with a test for HPV every five years
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Healthcare authorities believe the test, combined with vaccinations, could reduce cervical cancer by 15%
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Only 58% of women between 25 and 74 are tested regularly for the caner-causing virus
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80% of women with cervical cancer are not being screened at all

Question: Identifying @placeholder tells doctors if a woman is at higher risk of cervical cancer before abnormal cells appear.

Answer: HPV

Answer: HPV

Answer: HPV


(CNN) As you scrolled through your social media feeds Tuesday night searching for election results, something striking popped up (beyond Hillary Clinton losing Pennsylvania). It was tweets and Facebook posts shared by your more liberal friends. They were trying to make sense of Clinton's impending loss and found the perfect scapegoat -- a dead gorilla. Stories of Harambe nabbing thousands of votes during the presidential election have surged through social media since Election Day. Harambe, if you've somehow forgotten, was the 450-pound gorilla at the Cincinnati Zoo shot and killed by zoo personnel after a 3-year-old boy fell into its exhibit back in May.
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Harambe the gorilla was killed back in May
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Several states don't allow write-in candidates

Question: The controversy over @placeholder's killing has turned the silverback gorilla into something of a beloved figure for some, with hundreds of online memes dedicated to the animal's memory.

Answer: Harambe

Answer: Harambe

Answer: Harambe

Question: So that leaves just seven states where voters could write @placeholder's name.

Answer: Harambe

Answer: Harambe

Answer: Harambe


Three people have been arrested and charged in connection to a man's murder in Glendale, California, among them an aspiring pop star and a self-proclaimed Armenian cracker bread heiress. The suspects have been identified as Sparkle Soojian, 32, her husband Jared Kasciewicz, 28, and singer Courtney Argue, 25. The trio are accused of killing John Michael King-Smith, 31, the founder and CEO of Blacksmith Records, inside a condominium in Glendale Thursday morning. Police responded to a home in the 200 block of West Windsor Road at around 2am after getting a report about a disturbance. Officers entered the home where Ms Soojian lives and found King-Smith 'in a state of medical distress.'
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John Michael King-Smith, 31, was found dead inside a Glendale, California, condo early Thursday
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Suspects identified as Sparkle Soojian, 32, her husband Jared Kasciewicz, 28, and singer Courtney Argue, 25
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Soojian and Kasciewicz charged with felony murder; Argue faces charge of accessory to murder after the fact
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Argue is a rising pop singer who works on the side as a 'shot girl' for her friend Soojian's company Sparkle's Angles
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Soojian, 32, claims to be heiress of Ak Mak - an Armenian cracker bread that was invented by her great-grandparents

Question: Investigators believe that @placeholder and Kasciewicz, who are married, killed King-Smith.

Answer: Sparkle Soojian

Answer: Soojian

Answer: Sparkle Soojian

Answer: Soojian

Answer: Soojian

Answer: Soojian


(CNN) Did Attorney General Jeff Sessions perjure himself in testimony at his Senate confirmation hearing? On Thursday, Sessions recused himself from any investigation of the campaign and has indicated he will send a clarification note to the Senate Judiciary Committee. Sessions met with a Russian diplomat twice last year in Washington -- the same one that cost Michael Flynn his national security adviser job when Flynn failed to disclose the contact to Vice President Mike Pence. Here's the reason this is suddenly controversial: Sessions did not mention his meetings with the Russian representative during his confirmation hearing, and testified that he knew of no contacts between Russians and Trump surrogates.
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Danny Cevallos: Perjury charges against Attorney General Jeff Sessions are unlikely
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It would be difficult to prove willful intent to give misleading testimony, he says

Question: I have been called a surrogate at a time or two in that campaign and I did not have communications with the @placeholder."

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russians


Wales assistant Rob Howley has defended Warren Gatland against Irish claims he has the ‘intellectual properties of a tub of Flora’. Gatland was subjected to a bitter personal attack by 36-cap lock and outspoken columnist Neil Francis, who accused the Kiwi of ‘shameful nepotism’ by selecting 10 Wales players for the final Test on the 2013 Lions tour. Francis added that Gatland was focused on improving his contract negotiations with the WRU at the time, prompting Howley to label the verbal barbs as ‘disappointing’ and ‘unfair’. Warren Gatland prepares his Wales team for Saturday's Six Nations clash against Ireland Wales coach Gatland was subjected to a personal attack by former Ireland player Neil Francis
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Gatland subjected to bitter personal attack by  columnist Neil Francis
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Wales assistant Rob Howley leapt to the defence of colleague Gatland
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Wales will play Ireland with the roof open at the Millennium Stadium

Question: Howley sais Wales will be looking to dominate possession and territory against @placeholder

Answer: Ireland

Answer: Ireland

Answer: Ireland


Washington (CNN) President-elect Donald Trump alleged Sunday, without evidence, that "millions of people" voted illegally for Hillary Clinton and otherwise he would have won the popular vote. It's an unprecedented allegation by a president-elect. Trump won the Electoral College and thus the White House, but the Democratic nominee leads him in the popular vote by about two million ballots. "In addition to winning the Electoral College in a landslide, I won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally," Trump tweeted. "It would have been much easier for me to win the so-called popular vote than the Electoral College in that I would only campaign in 3 or 4- states instead of the 15 states that I visited. I would have won even more easily and convincingly (but smaller states are forgotten)!" he added.
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Trump won the Electoral College
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But he trails Clinton in the popular vote by about two million

Question: And then he quoted @placeholder's own concession statement, writing: " 'Trump is going to be our President.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton


Manama, Bahrain (CNN) -- Clashes broke out in Bahrain on Friday as authorities tried to prevent thousands of opposition supporters converging on a mosque to hear a sermon from the kingdom's most prominent Shia cleric, Sheikh Isa Qassim. The unrest followed a series of bombings in the capital, Manama, earlier this week, and the government's decision to strip some 31 opposition activists of their citizenship. Amid the unrest Friday, a teenage boy was knocked over by a car and killed as he crossed a busy road in the area. Sixteen-year-old Ali Abbas Radhi had been detained by police, according to witnesses and his family, and then escaped. They said he was hit by the car as he was pursued.
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Prominent Shia cleric Qassim delivered sermon
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Police reportedly seal off access to mosque
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Teen boy struck by vehicle during unrest and killed

Question: Earlier this week, authorities said the 31 people stripped of their @placeholder nationality had harmed state security.

Answer: Bahrain

Answer: Bahrain


(CNN) Our culture has become rather exquisitely attuned to spotting when people use the N-word and drawing conclusions about their character when they do so. But variety is the spice of life, and now it's time to be angry that Amy Robach on "Good Morning America" referred to black people as "colored people." We are to speculate over whether that means the letter R is more than just the first one in Robach's last name, but also signifies that she, like Ellen Degeneres was adjudged by some last week, is a (shhh! ). The logic behind this is that it's inappropriate to call black people "colored" in 2016, and in itself, it is. For most of the 20th century, the polite terms were "colored" and "Negro."
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"Good Morning America" anchor Amy Robach apologizes for using term "colored people"
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John McWhorter: It's not the right term to use, but isn't a racist epithet like the N-word

Question: However, colored and @placeholder do not classify as slurs in the same vein as the N-word.

Answer: R

Answer: Negro


(CNN) -- The U.S. Navy Seals' dramatic rescue of Poul Hagen Thisted and Jessica Buchanan early Wednesday ended the hostages' three-month ordeal in Somalia. But why was it left to the United States to conduct this operation in a country thousands of miles away? The short answer is that the United States has the military and intelligence capabilities to conduct the rescue of a U.S. citizen in pressing need of medical attention. The longer answer is that Somalia lacks the capacity to suppress piracy and other organized crime without international support. This is evidenced by the failed attempt of Somali forces to rescue a Danish family in March 2011, where, as has so often been the case, local authorities found themselves outgunned by the organized criminals.
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Jon Huggins says U.S. freed Somali pirate hostages because it had resources to do it
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More importantly, he says, Somalia did not; pirates more powerful than weak government
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He says world should aim aid at symptoms of piracy, not just spending to fight pirates
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Huggins: International effort must engage all stakeholders; coming conference holds hope

Question: If the international community does not shift toward building sustainable @placeholder law enforcement capabilities at sea and ashore, the only realistic options to resolve hostage situations will continue to be through military action or ransom payments.

Answer: Somalia

Answer: Somalia

Answer: Somali

Answer: Somali

Answer: Somalia


Before they became Australia's most depraved terrorists, one was a petty thief with psychological issues. The other, a talented boxer who later attained a thirst for Islamic fundamentalism. Senior Islamic State militants Khaled Sharrouf and Mohamed 'Moey' Elomar were reported killed in a drone strike in Mosul, Iraq, this week. Authorities were still working to confirm the news on Wednesday morning, which was first reported by the ABC's 7:30 program. Sharrouf and Elomar are best known for dangling the decapitated heads of Syrians in sick photographs. But the roots of their extremism stretches long into the past. Sharrouf, in his mid-thirties, first came to public attention in October 2005.
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Before they became Australia's most notorious terrorists, Mohamed Elomar and Khaled Sharrouf lived separate lives
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Elomar was once a talented amateur boxer who loved to put on a show for his fans
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Sharrouf was a petty thief who once attempted to steal alarm clocks and batteries from Big W
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Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said confirmation of Elomar's death was 'probably imminent'
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Authorities are attempting to confirm reports Sharrouf was also killed

Question: Over the past several months, @placeholder's once-prolific social media accounts have remained silent.

Answer: Elomar

Answer: Elomar

Answer: Mohamed Elomar

Answer: Elomar

Answer: Elomar


It's the morning of July 12, 2015, and Raheem Sterling's in his Range Rover driving to Liverpool's training ground. His phone rings. 'Morning gaffer,' Sterling replies as he takes the call. 'Just on the way into training,' the youngster continues. 'Okay, come into training but you're not coming on tour; we've accepted a bid,' Brendan Rodgers informed Sterling - who faces Liverpool for the first time this weekend following his summer departure. It's a moment he'll always remember. Having missed two days of training that week, the hype over whether Sterling would board the plane for Liverpool's tour of the Far East was at fever pitch.
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Raheem Sterling felt he would stay before Brendan Rodgers sparked a seismic shift in proceedings in February
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Sterling viewed Rodgers' comments as a ploy to paint him as the bad-boy
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Forward is adamant he would have travelled on Reds' pre-season tour
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Reaction from Liverpool fans to him at Stoke was the final nail in the coffin
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Europe's elite were making discreet overtures and were willing to pay double what Liverpool were offering

Question: The first set of discussions took place at the end of November, ending in @placeholder rejecting a five-year contract worth £85,000 per week.

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Question: I'm definitely in the right place,' @placeholder told a friend immediate after the game.

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling


(CNN) Jimmy Fallon wasn't playing it for laughs with his monologue Monday night. Instead Fallon, at times appearing to fight back tears, spoke from the heart about Saturday's deadly events in Charlottesville, Virginia. While acknowledging that "The Tonight Show" is not political, Fallon opened up about the clashes in Charlottesville between white nationalists and counterprotesters. He said it was his "responsibility to stand up against intolerance and extremism." "What happened over the weekend in Charlottesville, Virginia, was just disgusting," Fallon said. "I was watching the news like everyone else, and you're seeing Nazi flags and torches and white supremacists and I was sick to my stomach."
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Fallon appears to fight back tears in monologue on clashes in Virginia
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Late-night host calls out Donald Trump for delayed response to racism

Question: The late-night host was accused of not being critical enough of @placeholder and at one point even ran his fingers through Trump's hair.

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: The late-night host was accused of not being critical enough of Trump and at one point even ran his fingers through @placeholder's hair.

Answer: Donald Trump


A retiring Centre Court official has defended the decision to ban racing champion Lewis Hamilton from the Royal Box at Wimbledon. Steward Alan Chalmers, 72, has handled VIP guests at every Centre Court match for the last 40 years and has now spoken out about the incident. He said: 'Wimbledon is not a beach in Marbella, it's a major tennis tournament.' Hamilton, 30, was due to sit alongside Benedict Cumberbatch and Anna Wintour on July 12 to watch Novak Djokovic clinch his third Wimbledon title against Roger Federer. But the driver was sent away by officials after turning up in a rather colourful ensemble, which included a bright floral shirt and panama hat.
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Wimbledon official has defended banning Lewis Hamilton from Royal Box
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Alan Chalmers has worked with VIP guests at Centre Court for 40 years
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He said: 'Wimbledon is not a beach in Marbella, it's a major tournament'
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Racing driver Hamilton was booted out of the enclosure for not being dressed appropriately - he wore a floral shirt instead of a jacket and tie

Question: Mr Chalmers has spoken out despite @placeholder's strict ban on commenting - because last Sunday's final was his last match before retirement.

Answer: Wimbledon

Answer: Wimbledon

Answer: Wimbledon

Answer: Wimbledon

Answer: Wimbledon

Question: A @placeholder spokesman said: 'If [Hamilton] was not adequately dressed you could infer that he would not have been let in, but we do not comment on our guests.'

Answer: Wimbledon

Answer: Wimbledon

Answer: Wimbledon

Answer: Wimbledon

Answer: Wimbledon


Apple on Thursday lifted the veil on its plans to remake the educational landscape in a way that centers on its best-selling tablet computer, the iPad. "Education is deep in Apple's DNA and iPad may be our most exciting education product yet," Philip Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of marketing, said in a statement. At a press conference in New York, the company announced three products that aim to get students and teachers to use the iPad's touch-screen interface to read, write, plan classes and communicate with each other. First, a free app called iBooks Author lets anyone create a digital, interactive textbook.
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Apple announces digital textbook publishing app
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The free app is called iBook Author
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The company says anyone can make a digital textbook in five minutes
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Moves are part of Apple's larger strategy to remake the textbook industry

Question: At the press conference, @placeholder mocked paper textbooks, saying, "They're not portable, not durable, not interactive, not searchable."

Answer: Philip Schiller


(CNN) Last Friday, a million Russian schoolchildren watched a televised address from Russian President Vladimir Putin. "Artificial intelligence is the future, not only of Russia, but of all of mankind," Putin said. "Whoever becomes the leader in this sphere will become the ruler of the world." After seeing Putin's comments, SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted that "competition for AI superiority at national level (is the) most likely cause of WW3." Though never before stated so frankly by a head of state, Putin's views on AI are increasingly shared by national security leaders in the United States, China and around the world. As I wrote in a report published by the Harvard Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, AI research is likely to deliver a revolution in military technology on par with the invention of aircraft and nuclear weapons. In other words, Musk is correct that each country is pursuing AI superiority and that this pursuit brings new risks.
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Gregory C. Allen: Though Russia may not lead in AI technology, it is at the forefront of weaponizing it
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As an authoritarian leader of a nation with a declining economy, Putin has every reason to employ AI to maintain power, writes Allen

Question: But in spite of Putin's ambitious goals, @placeholder's pursuit of AI domination is unlikely to come in the form of generating AI technological breakthroughs.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump, in a conversation with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, labeled New Hampshire "a drug-infested den," according to a transcript of Trump's January 27 call that was published by The Washington Post on Thursday. The comment was quickly decried by Republican and Democratic lawmakers in the Granite State, including the state's Republican governor who endorsed Trump during the 2016 campaign. During the call, according to the Post, Trump lashed out at Peña Nieto for the quantity of illegal drugs that come into the United States from Mexico. "We have a massive drug problem where kids are becoming addicted to drugs because the drugs are being sold for less money than candy," Trump said.
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Trump lashed out at Peña Nieto for the quantity of illegal drugs that come into the US from Mexico
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He later bragged that he won the Granite State because of the opioid epidemic

Question: "I won @placeholder because New Hampshire is a drug-infested den," he said.

Answer: New Hampshire

Question: Trump seized on the opioid epidemic while campaigning in @placeholder throughout 2015 and 2016, promising the people of the state that he would boost local clinics, help those who are already hooked on opioids and stop the flow of drugs coming into the state.

Answer: New Hampshire

Question: The 39-year-old mother of two -- almost seven years sober after getting addicted to prescription painkillers -- said her support for @placeholder was already "starting to dwindle," but this latest news pushed her over the edge.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: @placeholder has made similar comments in the past about how inexpensive drugs can be.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


A rare painting by Sir Winston Churchill depicting soldiers leaving their families to go and fight in the First World War is expected to sell for £250,000 at auction. The former prime minister was a prolific painter and his artwork now sells for significant amounts. In 1927, he painted 'Troops Going to the Front', which was inspired by a photograph taken by FJ Mortimer 10 years earlier. The canvas shows soldiers waving farewell to their loved ones at Victoria Station in London as they leave to join the war with Churchill himself serving on the Western Front in 1915. The painting is a fascinating example of a theme Churchill painted rarely, and to which he did not return after.
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'Troops Going to the Front' is to be sold at auction tomorrow at Sotheby's
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Artwork was painted by Sir Winston Churchill in 1927, a keen painter
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It depicts soldiers leaving families at Victoria before heading off to war
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Painting is expected to sell for £250,000 when it goes under the hammer

Question: It will be sold by @placeholder tomorrow and should sell for between £150,000 and £250,000.

Answer: Sotheby


(CNN) He launched a worldwide restaurant empire whose "Pizza, pizza" catchphrase became ubiquitous. Mike Ilitch, Little Caesars founder and owner of the Detroit Tigers and Detroit Red Wings, died Friday at a hospital in the Motor City. He was 87. "My father was a once-in-a-generation entrepreneur, visionary and leader, setting the tone for our organization and our family. He made such a positive impact in the world of sports, in business and in the community," said Ilitch's son Christopher, who is president and CEO of Ilitch Holdings, the umbrella company for Ilitch's business empire. Ilitch's cause of death has not been released.
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The business mogul also owned the Detroit Tigers and Detroit Red Wings
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His son says Ilitch will be remembered for his "passion for Detroit"

Question: Ilitch had deep roots in @placeholder, and his son said his "passion" for the city will loom large in his legacy.

Answer: Detroit Tigers

Answer: Detroit Red Wings

Answer: Detroit Tigers

Answer: Detroit Red Wings

Answer: Detroit


Earlier this week, Alberto Salazar released an 11,000-word defence to doping allegations. As part of his defence, Salazar has tried to discredit Steve Magness - a former coach for the Nike Oregon Project - who has given evidence against his old boss. On Thursday night, Magness issued a detailed statement to Sportsmail which can be found below. The claims in the following statement have not been substantiated by Sportsmail. 'Yesterday (Wednesday) Alberto Salazar broke three weeks of silence to respond to the BBC/ProPublica investigation of doping at the Nike Oregon Project. Although Salazar promised he would show that the allegations against him are 'false,' his statements actually confirm what I witnessed and what I told to the BBC/ProPublica reporters in their documentary last month.
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Alberto Salazar delivered an 11,000-word defence to doping allegations
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Salazar tried to discredit former Nike Oregon Project coach Steve Magness
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Magness issued a detailed statement to Sportsmail on Thursday night

Question: In reality, I left the @placeholder under a mutual agreement to terminate my contract, dated June 27, 2012 so that I could pursue other coaching opportunities.

Answer: Nike Oregon Project


A diamond encrusted mirror, delicate perfume bottles, antique hair pins and  a 700-piece tea set are just a small selection of treasures used by Russia's Catherine the Great 250 years ago. Now these  priceless pieces of her personal collection have been transported to Australia for the first time for exhibition from the State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg. More than 500 of Catherine the Great's paintings, sculptures and decorative treasures are now on display at the National Gallery of Victoria. Her extraordinary collection includes a 32-piece gold toilet set and a mirror encrusted with more than 400 diamonds. Catherine’s Chinese silver filigree toilet set is the largest of its kind and was ordered from China as a wedding gift from her family.
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Priceless pieces of Catherine the Great's personal collection are on display at National Gallery of Victoria
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More than 500 of the Russian's treasures have been transported from  St Petersburg's State Hermitage Museum
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Collection includes a 32-piece gold toilet set and a mirror encrusted with more than 400 diamonds
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Sixty pieces from an opulent blue and gold 700-piece dinner service bought for Catherine's lover will also feature

Question: Her reign in @placeholder from 1762 to 1796 was known as a golden age and Catherine is remembered for her exceptional patronage of the arts, literature and education.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian


Brazil is hoping to make the 2014 World Cup "one of the most protected sports events in history," the government said on Wednesday as it announced a $900 million investment in its security forces. It plans to have one police officer for every 50 people attending the soccer matches, and one for every 80 people at public viewing events around the country. "The government has made a program to compile the measures needed for everyone's security. This is an item that we face with much importance," said sports minister Aldo Rebelo. World football's ruling body FIFA has expressed concerns about Brazil's increasing crime rate, particularly in Sao Paulo, as well as worries that the South American nation's infrastructure is behind schedule.
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Brazilian government trying to overcome security problems with big investment
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It is allocating $900 million to security out of a $15 billion infrastructure budget
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Soccer's ruling body has expressed concerns about crime wave in Sao Paulo
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Brazil says it is learning lessons from previous big events such as Winter Olympics

Question: "Security has become an ever-increasing issue for major sporting events in the past decade," the @placeholder organizers said in a statement.

Answer: 2014 World Cup


Archaeologists have uncovered the complete skeleton of a 17th-century camel that was likely used in the second Ottoman-Habsburg war. They believe the camel - the first intact camel skeleton found in central Europe - may have been left in the town of Tulln for trading after the siege of Vienna in 1683. In a country where cows dominate the rural landscape, the discovery in an Austrian cellar shocked scientists. The researchers described it as a 'sunken ship in the desert'. Archaeologists have uncovered the complete skeleton of an 'alien' 17th-century camel that was likely used in the second Ottoman-Habsburg war. They believe the camel - the first intact camel skeleton found in central Europe - may have been left in the town of Tulln for trading after the siege of Vienna in 1683
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Scientists say camel was left in Tulln after the 1683 siege of Vienna
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It would have shocked residents as camels were an alien species
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'They didn't know what to feed it or whether one could eat it,' study said
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Ottoman army used camels for transportation and as riding animals

Question: Genetic analysis of the beast show that it was a Bactrian-dromedary hybrid – a breed popular in the @placeholder army at the time.

Answer: Ottoman


(CNN) -- With an awesome four-goal display from striker Robert Lewandowski in the first leg of their semifinal last year, Borussia Dortmund all but knocked Real Madrid out of the Champions League. On Wednesday when the teams met again in the first leg of the quarterfinals, it was Real Madrid's turn to inflict a heavy defeat and realistically seal a spot in the next round. And two men jeered by their own supporters last weekend played a key role, Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale. Both scored -- Ronaldo tied the single season record with his 14th goal before leaving due to injury -- as Los Blancos thumped an under-strength Dortmund 3-0 at Madrid's Bernabeu stadium. Dortmund pulled off a miracle victory in the 2013 quarterfinals against Malaga and it looks like only a similar scenario would see Jurgen Klopp's men progress.
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Real Madrid beats Borussia Dortmund 3-0 in the Champions League quarterfinals
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Cristiano Ronaldo equals the record for most Champions League goals in a season
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Gareth Bale also scores for Real Madrid in the comprehensive first-leg victory
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Paris Saint-Germain defeats Chelsea 3-1 in Wednesday's other quarterfinal in Paris

Question: In the lone worry for @placeholder, Ronaldo was substituted with what appeared to be a leg injury in the 80th minute.

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Los Blancos

Answer: Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid


Quirky figure-testing challenges on social media have become unlikely criteria in a beauty pageant in China. Women are required to balance eggs on their collarbones and touch their navels from behind their backs for a chance to win the International Cross-strait Tourist Ambassador Competition. The touring pageant, which sees contestants from Chinese mainland and Taiwan, was in city of Jiyuan in central China on Monday, according to reports in the People's Daily Online. The winner of the beauty pageant will work across the Chinese Mainland and Taiwan to promote tourism. Both the collarbone balance and the belly button challenges are considered as ways to show how good one's figure is, according to Chinese internet users.
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Contestants in bikinis are asked to carry eggs on their collarbones
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They also need to touch their belly buttons from around their backs
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Winner will become ambassador for tourism between China and Taiwan
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Both internet challenges have drawn millions of clicks on social media

Question: The challenges have been incredibly popular on @placeholder social media networks with millions taking part and posting success selfies.

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese Mainland

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Dr. Conrad Murray defended his appellate lawyer from "a slew of disparaging remarks" just days before she files the appeal of the doctor's involuntary manslaughter conviction in Michael Jackson's death. CNN has obtained sections of that 300-page appeal, including the defense argument that the trial judge erred by not allowing the testimony of Dr. Arnold Klein, a dermatologist the defense contended addicted Jackson to Demerol in his last weeks. Murray's appeal, which will be filed Monday, also argues that prosecutors never proved Jackson was hooked up to an IV drip of the drug that killed him. The defense theory was that Jackson had administered the fatal dosage himself while the doctor was away.
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Murray calls from jail citing "injustice" done to appeal lawyer
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Appeal lawyer Valerie Wass " took a personal hit for me," Murray tells CNN
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Murray witnessed Wass and trial lawyer Michael Flanagan argue at the jail
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Wass will file Murray's appeal on Monday

Question: If @placeholder or his staff had been allowed to testify at the trial, "It is reasonably probable that at least one juror on the panel would have found appellant not guilty of involuntary manslaughter," the appeal argues.

Answer: Arnold Klein

Question: After watching him for 15 minutes, @placeholder left him alone, the appeal says.

Answer: Conrad Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray

Question: "The evidence is consistent with a scenario in which @placeholder quickly self-injected the lethal bolus dose of propofol while appellant was outside the bedroom," the appeal contends.

Answer: Michael Jackson

Answer: Jackson

Answer: Jackson

Answer: Jackson

Question: He may have had access to a bottle of propofol without @placeholder knowing, the appeal says.

Answer: Conrad Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray

Question: If Jackson -- not @placeholder -- administered the final and fatal dose, then it was not the doctor's fault the patient died, the argument says.

Answer: Conrad Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray


(CNN) The man who police believe killed five adults and an unborn baby in Citronelle, Alabama, will be charged with six counts of  murder, the Mobile County district attorney said Sunday. Derrick Ryan Dearman, 27, turned himself to police in his home state of Mississippi Saturday, hours after he entered the home where his girlfriend was staying with relatives and attacked the people sleeping inside using "firearms and several other weapons," according to a statement from the Mobile County Sheriff's Office. A 3-month-old baby of one of the victims survived the attack. "In... a 20-year career as a prosecutor, I have never seen a scene where there were five people brutally and viciously murdered. That's what we have here," Mobile County District Attorney Ashley Rich told CNN affiliate WALA.
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Police release victims' names
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Lester said she was trying to leave an abusive relationship with Dearman

Question: He drove them across the Mississippi state line to his father's home, where police say @placeholder and the child were freed.

Answer: Lester


(CNN) When Donald Trump speaks at one of his rallies, Gisell Broch physically reacts. She cringes. "He's like a punch to the gut." That punch is so palpable that it's shaken the Cuba native out of a 22-year contentment at simply holding her green card. Thanks to Trump, she's seeking her U.S. citizenship in time to vote against him in November. Latino vote: Will the sleeping giant finally choose the next president? "He's a racist," said Broch, from her front row seat at a naturalization information session in Homestead, Florida. When Broch files her paperwork, she expects she'll vote for "anyone but Trump" as her first vote as a U.S. citizen.
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Large numbers of immigrants who are permanent residents apply for U.S. citizenship so they can vote in November
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Many of them say they're doing it so they can vote against Donald Trump
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One attorney says all those new citizens could be "a game changer"

Question: The Trump campaign says his proposed immigration reforms will end up benefiting legal @placeholder immigrants.

Answer: Latino


(CNN) European Union and Turkish officials reached an agreement Friday on how to deal with a flood of Syrian refugees. "(The) agreement isn't a silver bullet, but part of EU's comprehensive strategy on migration," European Council President Donald Tusk tweeted Friday. The deal came after talks involving Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, Tusk and a handful of other key European officials. The final language was then put up for a vote before representatives from the 28 European Union member states, who approved it unanimously, according to the European Council president. The talks were held to address the largest influx of refugees into Europe since World War II, though the more than 1 million people who have fled to there pale compared to the more than 2.7 million registered in Turkey alone. The discussions could be significant for Turkey not only in receiving financial aid to deal with this problem, but also expedite its push to join the 28-member European Union.
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EU states unanimously approve the agreement with Turkey, a top leader tweets
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European Council President Donald Tusk says the deal "isn't a silver bullet," but is key to Europe's migrant plan
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The agreement also addresses Turkey's desire to join the European Union

Question: The ultimate agreement, according to Tusk, is a "balanced proposal that takes on board Cypriot concerns" and addresses @placeholder's accession into the European Union.

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey

Question: It will be phased in gradually starting Sunday "based on (the) 1-for-1 principle" -- meaning that for every refugee resettled in @placeholder, one will go from Turkey to Europe.

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey

Question: It will be phased in gradually starting Sunday "based on (the) 1-for-1 principle" -- meaning that for every refugee resettled in Turkey, one will go from @placeholder to Europe.

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey

Question: It will be phased in gradually starting Sunday "based on (the) 1-for-1 principle" -- meaning that for every refugee resettled in Turkey, one will go from Turkey to @placeholder.

Answer: European Union

Answer: EU

Answer: European Council

Answer: European

Answer: European Union

Answer: European Council

Answer: Europe

Answer: European Union

Answer: EU

Answer: European Council

Answer: Europe

Answer: European Union

Question: This crisis has put leaders around @placeholder on the spot.

Answer: European Union

Answer: EU

Answer: European Council

Answer: European

Answer: European Union

Answer: European Council

Answer: Europe

Answer: European Union

Answer: EU

Answer: European Council

Answer: Europe

Answer: European Union


Most afternoons, after the players had drifted away from Tottenham's training centre, Tim Sherwood would sit for hours with his coaches Chris Ramsey and Les Ferdinand in the staff canteen. They were always together, forming an alliance after Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy made Sherwood responsible for the club's youth and Under 21 programmes in 2008. On Tuesday evening they will be in opposing dug-outs at Villa Park, trying to lead their teams away from relegation danger in these final, fraught weeks of the Barclays Premier League season. Tim Sherwood (from left to right), Les Ferdinand and Chris Ramsey during their time at White Hart Lane
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Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood faces Chris Ramsey's QPR on Tuesday
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Both clubs are fighting relegation from the Premier League this season
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Sherwood and Ramsey will put their friendship aside when they meet

Question: Sherwood took to @placeholder when he was gaining knowledge of youth football after he accepted a new role at Tottenham in 2012.

Answer: Chris Ramsey

Answer: Chris Ramsey

Answer: Chris Ramsey

Answer: Ramsey


Edinburgh’s European Challenge Cup hopes have been dealt a huge blow after Scotland international centre Matt Scott was ruled out until at least the end of the season. The 25-times-capped centre is now also a doubt for September’s World Cup after undergoing an operation on his left shoulder for the second time in a year. He had played a major role in Edinburgh’s run to the European Challenge Cup semi-final where they play Newport Gwent Dragons at BT Murrayfield on Friday. Scott hasn’t played since picking up his latest injury on Scotland duty against Ireland in the final game of the Six Nations last month.
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Centre Matt Scott will miss the rest of the season because of injury
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Scotland international needs more surgery on problematic shoulder
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Scott went under the knife last week but has been told he needs more
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The 24-year-old has played just 14 games for club and country in past year

Question: @placeholder player Matt Scott in action during the RBS Six Nations match between against Ireland at Murrayfield

Answer: Scotland

Answer: Scotland

Answer: Scotland


(CNN) A police report says that Venus Williams is responsible for a car accident earlier this month in Florida, which caused injuries to a 78-year-old man who later died. The Palm Beach Gardens Police report states the accident occurred on June 9 in Palm Beach Gardens and the victim, Jerome Barson, was a passenger in a car that was driven by his wife, Linda Barson. The victim's family has since filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Williams, alleging negligence. According to the suit, the impact of the crash caused damage to both vehicles. The Barsons' 2016 Hyundai Accent was "crushed, the front windshield shattered, the airbags deployed, there was crush damage to the rear on the driver's side, and the back window was shattered." Williams' 2010 Toyota Sequoia "was also severely damaged," the suit says.
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Venus Williams is responsible for a car accident that led to a fatality, according to a police report
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The victim's family files wrongful death suit against the tennis star

Question: Authorities did not issue Ms. @placeholder with any citations or traffic violations.

Answer: Venus Williams

Answer: Williams

Answer: Williams

Answer: Venus Williams


'Without Andy, British tennis would be in the abyss. When he goes? It's a gaping hole, isn't it?' If Mark Petchey would hardly claim to be unique in holding this view, he deserves some credit for putting it in such bleak terms. However, as the man who guided Andy Murray through his first steps in senior tennis acknowledges, simply recognising a problem is a long way from producing a solution. Petchey, whose time these days is split between trying to grow the game and sharing his knowledge as a TV pundit, firmly believes that a Davis Cup victory for Great Britain this week would stand as Murray's greatest achievement in the sport.
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Great Britain face Belgium in the Davis Cup final this weekend in Ghent
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World No 2 Andy Murray will lead Leon Smith's side
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Former tennis star Mark Petchey believes that winning the Davis Cup could crown an incredible career for the Scotsman
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Petchey fears that British tennis will fall into an abyss when Murray retires

Question: @placeholder expects to be around for another couple of years yet.

Answer: Andy Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Andy Murray

Answer: Murray

Question: But this may be his last crack at @placeholder.

Answer: Davis Cup

Answer: Davis Cup

Answer: Davis Cup


(CNN) A small plane crash Sunday in northwest Costa Rica killed 12 people, including 10 US citizens, officials said. The single-engine turboprop's two Costa Rican pilots also died in the crash, President Luis Guillermo Solis Rivera said in a statement posted on social media. There were no survivors. Costa Rica's Ministry of Public Security posted several images of the wreckage on its official Facebook page, showing the plane engulfed in flames in a wooded area, with smoke billowing from charred rubble. A spokesperson for the US State Department confirmed the deaths of "multiple US citizens" in the crash. "We express our condolences to all those affected by this tragedy. We are in contact with Costa Rican aviation authorities and will continue to monitor the situation," the spokesperson said.
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Heavy winds earlier forced the plane to change course, Teletica reports
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The plane was a single-engine turboprop operated by Nature Air

Question: "The government vows to do everything necessary to help the victims' family members in whatever they need in this difficult moment and sends them the solidarity of all the @placeholder people," Solis said.

Answer: Costa Rica

Answer: Costa Rican

Answer: Costa Rica

Answer: Costa Rican


Just over a decade ago Gianfranco Zola was voted the greatest Chelsea player of all time in a poll of the club's supporters. This may seem a little premature, but as Eden Hazard prepares for to make his 100th Barclays Premier League appearance for Chelsea at QPR on Sunday, the little magician could have a rival in years to come. Hazard is some player, one of the elite in English football with those dazzling runs and the sparkling feet that can open up the best defences in the league. Eden Hazard has developed into one of the world's best players after flourishing at Chelsea
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Eden Hazard will make his 100th league appearance for Chelsea on Sunday
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The Belgian's form dipped when Roberto Di Matteo left the club
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But Jose Mourinho's return helped take Hazard to another level
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The midfielder has slowly bought into the dressing room culture
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Initially he was one of the first to leave the training ground
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In time, he could rival Gianfranco Zola as the club's greatest player

Question: He is the focal point of @placeholder's attack, a willing outlet with a first touch that you can melt when he takes it on the instep of his right boot.

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea


No doubt Middlesbrough came here looking for a statement performance to justify their tag as Championship promotion favourites. Alas, it wasn't to be. They were stifled by a workmanlike Preston North End side simply delighted to be back at this standard and certainly not looking out of place. Perhaps there is still a hangover from that disappointing May afternoon at Wembley when Boro saw their chances of a long-anticipated Premier League return dashed by Norwich City. Maybe that defeat isn't quite out of the Teesside psyche just yet because this was a distinctly underwhelming performance to open the campaign with.
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Preston return to second tier of English football with a hard-fought point
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Grant Leadbitter should have scored for Middlesbrough after 10 minutes
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Will Keane had his effort for Preston cleared off the line by George Friend
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Stewart Downing nearly pinched it for Boro on his  his second debut
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Joe Garner unable to convert Greg Cunningham's cross in dying minutes

Question: And George Friend was in the right place at the right time on the goalline to block Keane's shot after Dimi Konstantopoulos's punch under pressure failed to clear @placeholder's lines.

Answer: Middlesbrough

Answer: Boro

Answer: Middlesbrough

Answer: Boro


Columbus, Ohio (CNN) Hillary Clinton is narrowing her choices for a running mate, intently focusing on a handful of potential candidates as her team closes in on the final weeks of vetting before she makes a decision in less than a month, several Democrats watching the process tell CNN. With her long Democratic primary fight now over, Clinton has privately signaled she is less concerned about choosing someone who fills a specific liberal or progressive void, rather than selecting a partner who is fully prepared for the job and has a strong camaraderie with her. The list of serious vice presidential candidates is believed to be smaller rather than larger, with Democrats close to the campaign placing it at no more than five contenders. But several aides acknowledged they were not sure, considering the secrecy imposed on the process by Clinton.
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Hillary Clinton narrows her choices for a presidential campaign running mate
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Among those considered: Sen. Tim Kaine, Sen. Elizabeth Warren and HUD Secretary Julian Castro

Question: The real scrutiny, though, comes through the work of @placeholder lawyers and researchers who are assigned specific candidates and are walled-off from others.

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democrats


The far right group that inspired Charleston church shooter Dylann Roof is subsided by the US taxpayer, it has been revealed. The Council of Conservative Citizens, an organization whose members oppose 'all effort to mix the races of mankind', pays no federal taxes. This is because it is listed by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) as a non-profit organization that 'promotes social welfare'. Tax-exempt social welfare groups are supposed to 'primarily promote the common good and general welfare of the people of the community as a whole,' according to IRS documents. The radical hate group has had tax exemption since 1985, the Daily Beast reported.
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Council of Conservative Citizens listed by IRS as a non-profit organization
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It is therefore exempt from paying tax and is subsided by the US taxpayer
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Dylann Roof said he first read CCC site in 2012 and was 'never the same'
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The radical far right group opposes 'all effort to mix the races of mankind'

Question: Since the nine murders, the right wing group has tried to distance itself from @placeholder saying it 'utterly condemned the despicable killings'.

Answer: Dylann Roof

Answer: Dylann Roof


The most powerful woman in the world sat down for a cup of tea with the most famous woman in the world yesterday. And Angela Merkel got on so well with the Queen that, three hours later, the German chancellor tore up her diary, abandoned a meeting on the Greek economy and did the same all over again. Arriving unannounced at a Berlin university moments ahead of the Queen yesterday afternoon, Mrs Merkel told the university's president: 'The Greeks are still talking so I thought I'd come here instead.' Such is the pulling power of the only world leader who now warrants her own entry in the official dictionary of the German language – as 'die Queen'. Any other queen would be 'eine konigin'.
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Yesterday Her Majesty met with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin
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Afterwards, Mrs Merkel cancelled her appointments to see the Queen again
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She was bemused when given a painting based on a 1930 photo of herself
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But later the Queen appeared delighted when a University robot saluted her

Question: 'If you don't like the picture, get some of this marzipan,' he laughed, gesturing to an adjacent gift of @placeholder sweets.

Answer: German

Answer: German

Answer: German


Corrupt FIFA paid €5million to buy Ireland’s silence after Thierry Henry’s infamous handball cost the Republic a place at the 2010 World Cup finals. FA of Ireland chief executive John Delaney confirmed the deal in another example of how shamed president Sepp Blatter ran FIFA like a private fiefdom, making up the rules as he went along. The arbitrary payment — around £3.25m — was made after Delaney complained about Blatter making public a confidential meeting with an Irish delegation who were chasing compensation. Blatter ridiculed the Irish for wanting a 33rd wildcard spot in South Africa, after Henry’s deliberate handball set up France’s decisive goal in the play-off second leg in Paris.
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Thierry Henry handball led to France winning World Cup play-off in 2009
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John Delaney claims FAI were paid settlement, confirmed as €5m (£3.6m) in return for not taking legal action
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Sepp Blatter has announced resignation following corruption allegations

Question: Nevertheless, @placeholder agreed the pay-out to head off legal action by the Irish.

Answer: FIFA

Answer: FIFA


LONDON, England (CNN)  -- British soldier Phil Packer was told a year ago that he would never walk again, but on Saturday he finished the London Marathon. Londoners applaud Maj. Phil Packer, who was told he'd never walk again. He completed the race 13 days after it started, walking on crutches for two miles a day -- the most his doctor would allow -- in order to raise money for charity. Flanked by cheering soldiers and supporters, an obviously emotional Packer had defied medical opinion after his lower spine was badly injured in the aftermath of a rocket attack on his base in Basra, Iraq, in February 2008.
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Phil Packer, 36, was wounded in the aftermath of a rocket attack in Iraq
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He walked on crutches for two miles a day to finish the London Marathon
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He finished the marathon Saturday, 13 days after everyone else

Question: @placeholder is far from alone; the six-year war in Iraq has disabled thousands of people.

Answer: Phil Packer

Answer: Phil Packer

Answer: Packer

Answer: Phil Packer


Christian Benteke has revealed a secret. Despite what appeared cast-iron evidence to the contrary, he does not practise free-kicks. He has taken only a handful in his career. Yet with seven minutes to go in a game Aston Villa dared not lose, he stepped forward, pushing aside team-mates, to curl his dead-ball opportunity over the Queens Park Rangers wall and into the net. Precious point rescued. ‘I surprised myself!’ he says, laughing. ‘When I saw it, Charles N’Zogbia said, “I want to shoot”. But I said, “I want to take it”. Christian Benteke bends a free-kick over the QPR wall to rescue a point for Aston Villa last week
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Aston Villa face Liverpool at Wembley in the FA Cup semi-final on Sunday
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Liverpool will have to keep Villa's in-form Christian Benteke quiet
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The Belgium international has scored eight goals in six games for Villa
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Striker says that new manager Tim Sherwood has given him freedom
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Benteke struggled for form earlier this season after recovering from injury
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A year ago he ruptured his achilles and missed the World Cup
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Benteke returned in October but did not hit top gear straight away

Question: He insists he is not dreaming of scoring at @placeholder.

Answer: Wembley


Washington (CNN) President-elect Donald Trump hasn't yet publicly named a chief of staff, but already, a major tea party group is warning him against naming one of his reported top choices. The Tea Party Patriots Citizens Fund warned against a "Washington insider" to run Trump's White House, specifically naming Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus, who is said to be one of Trump's top two choices. Jenny Beth Martin, the co-founder of TPPCF, told CNN in a statement that the group wants Trump to "drain the swamp." At home in DC, Pence role grows in Trump WH "No Washington insider, regardless of who it is, should serve as President Trump's chief of staff," Martin said. "Appointing Reince Priebus (or any other DC establishment insider) would make it more difficult, not less, for President Trump to achieve the change the people voted for. It's time to drain the swamp -- not promote insiders beholden to the Washington establishment who helped create it."
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The group says it doesn't want a Washington insider
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Priebus would be a reassuring presence to establishment Republicans

Question: The TPPCF campaigned for @placeholder during the 2016 election, including doing grassroots efforts to reach voters in battleground states the last six weeks of the campaign.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump WH

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Britain is set to sizzle in temperatures of up to 34C (93F) tomorrow, with forecasters predicting the hottest day for several years. A tropical air mass moving from North Africa, Spain and Portugal means that we could be hotter than Rio de Janeiro. And now commuters, already suffering on their way to work in hot carriages, have been told they may face further misery as the sweltering heat may cause rails to buckle. As a precaution Network Rail operators say speed restrictions have been put in place on some lines to prevent the rails from heating up too much, meaning delays are likely.
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Level 2 health alert issued amid fears for children and the elderly as forecasters warn temperatures will reach 34C
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Hot air plume moving up from the Continent means Britain could be warned than Rio de Janeiro in Brazil
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Health alert  from midday today until 6am on Thursday as Met Office says muggy weather could be dangerous
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Extreme heat contributes to hundreds of deaths each year, with officials primed and ready to help vulnerable

Question: Thunderstorms are forecast to strike parts of northern and western @placeholder by tomorrow afternoon, and temperatures will dip slightly on Thursday.

Answer: Britain

Answer: Britain


Jane Tipper had been walking her dog Molly when the eight-year-old chased a lamb over a cliff A Border Terrier miraculously survived a 250ft fall after chasing a spring lamb off the edge of  a cliff before spending three days stranded on a remote beach. Dog Molly had been on a walk with owner Jane Tipper and her daughter Hannah in Eype, Dorset, last week when the she fell over the cliff's edge along with the lamb. Molly survived a vertical drop of 100ft then rolled 150ft down a steep slope and coming to rest in gorse near the bottom.
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Dog Molly had been on a walk with her owner Jane Tipper in Eype, Dorset
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The dog suddenly disappeared from view after chasing a lamb over cliff
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Owner's daughter saw Molly survived fall but had no way of reaching her
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Coastguards couldn't find her after extensive search, but Molly was found days later by a dog walker a mile away

Question: '@placeholder was very pleased to see me, especially when I got a gravy bone out of my pocket.

Answer: Molly

Answer: Dog Molly

Answer: Molly

Answer: Dog Molly

Answer: Molly

Answer: Molly


Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday that Israel cannot negotiate with the government of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas while it is backed by Hamas. "I call on President Abbas: Tear up your pact with Hamas," Netanyahu said on CNN's "State of the Union." "We're not going to negotiate with a government backed by Hamas unless Hamas changes its position and says it's willing to recognize Israel," he said. Netanyahu's comments come four days after the Abbas-led Palestinian movement Fatah, which controls the West Bank and dominates the Palestinian Authority, said it would attempt to form a unity government with Hamas, the militant Islamic group that controls Gaza. Hamas hasn't recognized Israel's right to exist, and Israel canceled scheduled peace talks after Wednesday's announcement.
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Netanyahu was never serious about peace talks, Palestinian official says
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Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel won't take part in negotiations backed by Hamas
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"I call on President Abbas: Tear up your pact with Hamas," Netanyahu says
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Netanyahu says he will "seek other ways" to achieve peace if necessary

Question: The split began taking shape in 2006 when Hamas, participating in Palestinian polls for the first time, won a majority in the @placeholder parliament.

Answer: Palestinian Authority

Answer: Palestinian

Answer: Palestinian Authority

Answer: Palestinian