A 99-year-old with dementia was immersed in a scalding hot bath by a female care assistant who had been in 'a bad mood', a jury has heard. Niphawan Berry, 42, is accused of bathing Margaret Wheatley in water of up to 50 degrees Celsius. Her former employers Meghadeven and Indranee Pumbien, aged 64 and 59  are said to have tried to cover up the scalds as an infection and delayed proper medical treatment by nearly two weeks. All three defendants face a combined total of 19 offences, including the ill-treatment and willful neglect of elderly and vulnerable people, which they deny.
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Margaret Berry suffered burns consistent with being put in water up to 50C
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Care worker Niphawan Berry is accused of bathing dementia sufferer
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Homes owners Meghadeven and Indranee Pumbien alleged to have covered up injuries
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Trio deny a total of 19 offences including ill-treatment and neglect

Question: However, rather than seek medical attention, @placeholder was allegedly overheard suggesting the blisters should be popped to make the injuries to her legs look like cellulitis, an infection of the skin.

Answer: Indranee Pumbien

Answer: Indranee Pumbien


(CNN) House and Senate investigators fired off a series of requests after former FBI Director James Comey's testimony, seeking memos of his private discussions with President Donald Trump and any records the White House kept of their discussion -- including audio recordings. The leaders of the House Russia investigation, Reps. Michael Conaway, a Texas Republican, and Adam Schiff, a California Democrat, sent a request Friday directly to Comey for copies of his memos. They sent a separate request to Trump's White House counsel, Don McGahn, for any record the White House had of their meetings. The House requested Comey and the White House provide the records, including tapes if they exist, by June 23.
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Comey says Trump asked him to drop investigation into key advisor
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Trump denied Comey's claims in a Friday news conference

Question: Asked if he had taped their conversations, as he implied in a threatening tweet shortly after he fired Comey, @placeholder said he would reveal that answer soon.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Istanbul (CNN) Dramatic scenes unfolded Tuesday as Turkish police raided a television news station that had been ordered off the air by emergency decree. The raid on Istanbul-based IMC TV, an opposition-affiliated, pro-Kurdish channel, came as the station was reporting on the government's closure of another television channel. Turkish authorities cut IMC's transmission in the middle of the broadcast. "Free media will not be silenced," IMC staff chanted as authorities entered the control room, ordering journalists to stop broadcasting scenes from the raid on their social media accounts. IMC is one of the largest of the 20 television and radio stations ordered off air by Turkish authorities on Friday on the grounds that they broadcast "terrorist propaganda."
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The station was one of 20 ordered shut by emergency decree last week
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Turkey has suspended about 18% of the national police force for alleged Gulenist links

Question: Alleged Gulenists were among 28 mayors dismissed by @placeholder's government last month, in a move that sparked protests in a number of towns.

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkey


(CNN) -- A Jewish hockey player sued the National Hockey League's Anaheim Ducks on Tuesday, claiming that coaches of one of its affiliate teams subjected him to harassment and anti-Semitic remarks. Jason Bailey, 23, is seeking unspecified damages in the action filed in Orange County (California) Superior Court against the Ducks, the Bakersfield Condors and coaches Martin Raymond and Mark Pederson. "Sorry, we can't comment," said Alex Gilchrist, director of media and communications for the Ducks. According to the complaint, Bailey endured "a barrage of anti-Semitic, offensive and degrading verbal attacks regarding his Jewish faith" from Raymond, head coach of the Condors. Raymond, according to the lawsuit, would say, "they (referring to Jews) 'only care about money and who's who.' "
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Hockey player files lawsuit against Anaheim Ducks, farm team
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Jason Bailey contends that coaches engaged in anti-Semitic behavior
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He is seeking unspecified damages

Question: Assistant head coach @placeholder made anti-Semitic remarks about Bailey, the suit alleges, including, "well, I don't know if we can trust him with the money; he's Jewish."

Answer: Mark Pederson

Question: Assistant head coach Pederson made anti-Semitic remarks about Bailey, the suit alleges, including, "well, I don't know if we can trust him with the money; he's @placeholder."

Answer: Jewish

Answer: Jewish

Answer: Jews


They say a moment on the lips, a lifetime on the hips. And now we reveal the true cost of indulging this Easter. Just one Crème egg will take 19 minutes of skipping to burn off, and contains almost seven teaspoons of sugar. That’s more than half of the 50g of sugar the World Health Organisation (WHO) recommends per day. And a Kit Kat Chunky Easter egg - and the chocolate bar that comes with it - will take three 45 minute cycle classes to work off. The egg contains an incredible 24 teaspoons of sugar at 95.5g, almost double the amount the WHO recommends in a day.
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From rowing to Zumba, two nutritionists reveal the exercises you can do to burn off your favourite Easter eggs
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Nutritionist Dr Sam Christie warns many Easter eggs contain high levels of sugar, which can cause behavioural problems and acne

Question: A 90g packet of mini eggs contains a whopping 444 calories, which can be burned by a 50 minute @placeholder step class

Answer: Zumba


(CNN) The leader of the world's most populous nation sits in the halls of power in Beijing, but a part of him remains in the American heartland. Xi Jinping's visit to the United States in February 2012 included expected stops in Washington and trade meetings in California. Even an NBA game. But the part Xi, 59, looked most forward to was an evening in Muscatine, Iowa. He wanted to visit "old friends" he'd met on a trip to Iowa almost 30 years ago. Rewind to a time when Mikhail Gorbachev was ascending to the leadership of the Soviet Communist Party, Terry Anderson was taken hostage in Lebanon and Tiananmen Square was just another place in Beijing. Xi arrived in Muscatine for two weeks in April 1985 with a Chinese delegation looking into farming technology.
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Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad tapped as China ambassador
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Xi Jinping visited Iowa in 1985 and returned in 2012 to Muscatine to visit "old friends"

Question: Tubandt gestured heavily and drew drawings in the sand to explain things to his @placeholder visitor.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China


Washington (CNN) US President Donald Trump remains unconvinced that Russia attempted to influence the 2016 election, his new White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci said on Sunday. "He basically said to me, 'Hey you know, this is, maybe they did it, maybe they didn't do it,'" Scaramucci said of a recent conversation he'd had with the President about alleged Russian interference. Prior to Trump's inauguration, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence released an unclassified report showing the CIA, FBI and National Security Agency all concluded the Russian government attempted to influence the election to hurt Hillary Clinton and help Trump.
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Scaramucci said he didn't care about his past criticism of Trump
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He said he would address White House leaks on Monday

Question: Fresh on the job, @placeholder found himself talking about one of the President's tweets.

Answer: Anthony Scaramucci

Answer: Scaramucci

Answer: Scaramucci


(CNN) Several powerful lobbying groups are lining up to oppose the latest Republican effort to repeal and replace Obamacare. The influential American Medical Association, AARP and two major hospital groups all came out against a new amendment unveiled this week that would let states to weaken some of Obamacare's key protections for those with pre-existing conditions and for older enrollees. The so-called MacArthur amendment, authored by moderate Rep. Tom MacArthur of New Jersey, would let states allow insurers to offer less comprehensive policies and to charge people more based on their health status. It would also let insurers hike premiums for those in their 50s and early 60s.
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Republicans unveiled a new amendment they hope would bridge a party divide over health care
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Several large lobbying groups are lining up against the suggested legislation

Question: @placeholder slammed the amendment, saying it would put in place "backdoor cuts" to the protections and would create an "age tax."

Answer: AARP


She's a model and singer who was married to Australian's eighth-richest man for six years. So when Erica Packer, 38, embarked on a new relationship following her divorce from the media mogul, it was unlikely to be with the average boy next door. Now she's believed to have found love with none other than Seal, the British singer-songwriter who has sold 30 million albums worldwide and won four Grammys among other accolades. The pair were spotted together enjoying a romantic getaway  in Positano, Italy, this week. Witnesses told Woman's Day that the couple looked 'extremely intimate' aboard a luxury yacht.
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Billionaire James Packer and his wife Erica divorced in 2013
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Since then, he has started dating global superstar Mariah Carey
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Couple have enjoyed holidays on super yacht in the Med
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Not to be out-done, Erica has also bagged a Grammy winner
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Pictured holidaying with Seal, also on a super yacht, this week

Question: @placeholder was pictured playing in the water with two of Erica's children while the bikini clad mother watched on lovingly from the yacht.

Answer: Seal

Answer: Seal


(CNN) It was a difficult season of loss for Sean Owens' family. Shortly after his father died of kidney cancer in 2010, his mother's beloved black Labrador retriever mix -- Mary Margaret, or Maggie -- was diagnosed with hemangiosarcoma, a rapidly growing tumor of the blood vessels. Maggie had a history of health problems, and Owens' mother was distraught. "That's not an uncommon scenario in veterinary medicine," said Owens, veterinarian and professor of clinical pathology in the School of Veterinary Medicine at the University of California, Davis. "If you ask most veterinarians the hardest thing they do, it's telling the senior man or woman that comes in, having just lost a significant other or spouse or partner, that now their animal, their dog or cat or whatever their loved one is, now has a terrible disease as well," he said. "Those conversations ... they just tear the heart out of you."
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Caring for an ailing pet could put your own mental health at risk, says a new paper
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Experts offer strategies that might help alleviate pet caregiver burden

Question: In the months leading up to his father's death and @placeholder's diagnosis, Owens said, his mother was the primary caregiver for both her husband and her dog.

Answer: Maggie

Answer: Maggie


Germany cancelled a football match against Holland in Hanover just 90 minutes before kick-off after receiving 'concrete information' about a terror threat. A concert venue in the city was also evacuated amid heightened security concerns in the wake of last week's atrocities in Paris. One report on a local newspaper website claimed an ambulance packed with explosives was found outside the HDI Arena. There were also reports of a known trouble-maker, who was held at gunpoint by police outside the ground. According to an NTV reporter on CNN, a second suspicious device was found in a train station close to the stadium.
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Police said they were forced to cancel the match because they had 'concrete information' about a bomb threat
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Germany were due to take on Holland in an international friendly at the HDI Arena in Hanover tonight
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Reports said a North African terror group was planning an attack Hanover with assault rifles and suicide vests
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Police had earlier removed a suspicious suitcase from the ground and closed off roads leading into the area
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A second suspicious device was also found in a train station close to the stadium, according to local reports
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One report claimed an ambulance packed with explosives has been found outside the stadium
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel had been expected to attend the match with members of her cabinet
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See our full international news coverage from Germany and the rest of the world

Question: Regularly we receive information about threats against @placeholder, especially after an attack like in Paris.

Answer: Germany

Answer: Germany

Answer: German

Answer: Germany


Washington (CNN) The biggest story of the 2016 election is undoubtedly the rise of Donald Trump, and behind the Republican nominee is a group in its last throes as the biggest force in politics: The white working class. A new survey from CNN and the Kaiser Family Foundation delves deeply into this pivotal group, to understand their experience in an America whose changing demographics and economy have arguably impacted this group more than almost any other. Contrary to many assumptions about this group, the poll finds working class whites generally happy with their lives, and mostly satisfied with their personal financial situation. Just 18% say they are angry about the way things are going in their own lives, and 44% think America's best days lie ahead. They are just as likely as their black and Hispanic working class counterparts to feel optimistic about their lives, 7 in 10 or more say so in each group.
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About 6 in 10 white working class people say it's gotten harder for people like them to get ahead
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For nearly all of American history, whites without college degrees made up a majority of voters

Question: But some of it is their differing views on government and change in @placeholder society.

Answer: America

Answer: America

Answer: American


Teams have been encouraged to release rider data by the president of the sport's governing body the UCI following claims against Chris Froome. Brian Cookson said he was not stopping teams from releasing power or technical data, adding the publication of such information in the 'current febrile atmosphere' would be a 'good thing' to do. Briton Froome pledged to honour the Tour de France yellow jersey after claiming his second title in Paris on Sunday. The 30-year-old, who insists he is clean, was called a 'doper', spat at and had urine thrown at him during the three-week race. Team Sky released Froome's performance data from the first Pyrenees stage of this year's event in an attempt to quell the furore surrounding his display.
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Chris Froome was consistently accused of doping during Tour de France
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The Team Sky rider won the race for the second time, the first Brit to do so
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Calls have been made for the team to release Froome's technical data

Question: Cookson said the actions of the spectators who spat and threw urine at @placeholder were 'absolutely disgusting and disgraceful'.

Answer: Chris Froome

Answer: Froome

Answer: Froome

Answer: Chris Froome

Answer: Froome


Leeds president Massimo Cellino insists he had nothing to do with the events that led to six players pulling out of Saturday's match against Charlton. Mirco Antenucci, Giuseppe Bellusci, Dario Del Fabro, Marco Silvestri, Souleymane Doukara and Edgar Cani withdrew from the squad on the eve of the trip to The Valley citing injuries, prompting some accusations that the players had gone 'on strike'. The club released a statement on Sunday evening looking to draw a line under the controversy which read: 'Leeds United Football Club wants to clarify that during the days leading up to the away Championship fixture at Charlton Athletic on Saturday April 17 that six first-team players suffered injuries.'
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Six Leeds players withdrew from squad for Saturday's match with Charlton
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Manager Neil Redfearn described the events as 'freakish' ahead of defeat
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Former Leeds captain Trevor Cherry says it is 'disgraceful' behaviour
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Club president Massimo Cellino insists he had nothing to do with the events
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Redfearn's side suffered a 2-1 Championship defeat to Charlton

Question: The withdrawals, including Souleymane Doukara's, are the latest incident in another turbulent period at @placeholder

Answer: Leeds

Answer: Leeds United Football Club

Answer: Leeds

Answer: Leeds

Answer: Club


(CNN) -- How were inmates inside a Texas prison allegedly able to make cell phone calls, plot crimes and acquire drugs? With the help of 17 former corrections officers who once worked at the prison, according to a federal grand jury indictment unsealed this week. Now the former officers and 12 others have been arrested and charged with racketeering after a four-year investigation authorities dubbed Operation Prison Cell. The former guards are accused of involvement in a smuggling scheme that undermined the justice system, U.S. Attorney Kenneth Magidson told reporters Wednesday. "Prison is a place where inmates are supposed to do their time," he said, "not where they do their crime."
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Former prison guards are charged with racketeering for allegedly smuggling cell phones
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Officials say prison inmates used the phones to plot serious crimes, including killings
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The arrests of 17 former corrections officers were part of Operation Prison Cell

Question: In the @placeholder, authorities said Wednesday that rampant corruption had festered since 2005.

Answer: Prison


(CNN) US Defense Secretary James Mattis called Iran "the single biggest state sponsor of terrorism in the world" in his first comments on the country Saturday, a day after the Trump administration imposed fresh sanctions over an Iranian ballistic missile test. Iran and the United States have engaged in tit-for-tat exchanges since US President Donald Trump signed an executive order January 27 banning nationals temporarily from seven Muslim-majority nations from entering the United States. Iran was among those countries. US District Judge James Robart temporarily stopped Trump's order Friday night, and the Department of Homeland Security said Saturday it has suspended all actions implementing the order.
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New defense chief says Iran's "misconduct and misbehavior" will have to be addressed
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Iranian official dismisses remarks as "useless claims," state-run news agency says

Question: Iran fired a ballistic missile two days after @placeholder's travel ban was announced and vowed to implement "reciprocal measures."

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


Daly Cherry-Evans has agreed to play the rest of his NRL career at Manly after backflipping on his multi-million dollar deal with the Gold Coast Titans. Manly CEO Joe Kelly announced on Tuesday that 27-year-old Cherry-Evans had been given 'lifetime contract' with the club, worth a reported $10 million. He declined to say how many years would be on the contract registered with the NRL but one report suggested it was an open-ended six-year agreement. Under the NRL's controversial 'round 13 rule', Queensland and Australian playmaker Cherry-Evans had up until the end of round 13 next week to change his mind about heading north to join the Titans.
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Daly Cherry-Evans, 27, has signed a lifetime contract with Manly, worth an estimated $10 million
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The playmaker accepted a four-year deal with the Gold Coast Titans in March
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'Round 13' rule means he is allowed to change his mind - and he's staying at Manly
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Cherry-Evans said opportunity to become a one-club player was too tempting to turn down
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New Manly deal is said to be worth $1 million and run for at least six years

Question: Cherry-@placeholder insisted he intended to honour his four-year multi-million contract with Gold Coast even after Manly signed his good friend, Titans captain Nate Myles.

Answer: Evans

Answer: Evans

Answer: Evans

Answer: Evans

Answer: Evans


(CNN) If you didn't already know, Cinco de Mayo is a bigger deal in the United States than in Mexico. Here, this unofficial holiday is almost as popular as, oh, St. Patrick's Day -- which means it's unfortunately become a drinking holiday. So much so that it's been nicknamed, Cinco de Drinko and even Gringo de Mayo. Actually, Thursday, commemorates Mexico's victory against the French during the Battle of Puebla in 1862, and according to research by UCLA professor David Hayes-Bautista, it isn't a Mexican holiday at all but rather an American one created by Latinos in California during the Civil War.
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Cinco de Mayo commemorates Mexico's victory against the French during the Battle of Puebla
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Many confuse the celebration with Mexican independence day, which is September 16
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The holiday isn't widely celebrated in Mexico

Question: In a perfect world, folks would use the day as an opportunity to learn more about @placeholder history and culture, but the sea of margarita and nacho specials might be too distracting for some.

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexican

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexican

Answer: Mexico


Bristol Palin has announced she is engaged to her Medal of Honor winning boyfriend Dakota Meyer. The 24-year-old daughter of the former Alaska governor and failed vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin shared the news on her Intsagram page on Saturday. Alongside an image of her kissing the 26-year-old former Marine, who won the Medal of Honor, she wrote: 'Truly the luckiest girl in the world, cannot wait to marry this man!!!!' Scroll down for video Romantic: Bristol Palin, the 24-year-old daughter of the former Alaska governor Sarah Palin shared the news of her engagement to Dakota Meyer on her Intsagram page on Saturday
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The 24-year-old was popped the question by former Marine Dakota Meyer
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Kentucky native got down on one knee during a Rascal Flatts concert
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Shared the news on Instagram with a picture of the pair kissing in a car
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She then uploaded an image of her engagement ring to social media
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Pair recently posed for a picture with Bristol's six-year-old son Tripp
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He won the Medal of Honor in 2011 - the first Marine to do so

Question: 'He’s visited us in Alaska, and I’ve visited his wonderful family in @placeholder.

Answer: Kentucky

Question: Kentucky native Meyer, who served in the @placeholder for four years, also shared his excitement on social media, saying: 'I'm definitely the luckiest guy ever to be able to spend the rest of my life with [Bristol].'

Answer: Marine

Answer: Marine


Thousands of infertile couples are being denied IVF because NHS bosses are frittering away cash on rip-off fertility clinics, says a leading doctor. Some are paying ‘scandalous’ amounts to clinics and then refusing desperate couples a second round of IVF on cost grounds, said fertility expert Professor Geeta Nargund. Across England the amount local NHS groups pay to IVF clinics for a single IVF ‘cycle’ varies fivefold – from £1,300 to more than £6,000, according to responses to Freedom of Information requests. Prof Nargund, lead consultant for reproductive medicine at St George’s Hospital in London and medical director of a chain of private Create IVF clinics, is pressing Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt to stop the waste.
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Amount NHS groups pay for IVF varies from £1,300 to more than £6,000
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Professor Geeta Nargund is pressing Jeremy Hunt to stop the waste
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She wants clinics to charge no more than £3,000 for a round of treatment
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Around two-thirds of England’s local NHS groups pay more than £3,000

Question: In a letter to Mr @placeholder she wrote: ‘There is a wide disparity in the price per IVF cycle paid by NHS clinical commissioning groups in different areas.

Answer: Jeremy Hunt

Answer: Jeremy Hunt


Controversy continues to surround presidential candidate Donald Trump's comments painting Mexican immigrants as criminals, but the women taking part in the upcoming Miss USA pageant Trump co-owns say the show must go on. Several Hispanic candidates and one immigrant from Albania taking part in the contest sat down with The Associated Press to discuss the pageant and Trump's comments as final rehearsals get underway for the show - despite a lack of hosts and the show being dropped by NBC. The contestants said everyone has a right to their opinions but distanced themselves from his comments on immigrants, said they're proud of their roots and hoped the upcoming pageant would shed light on the contributions of immigrants.
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Final rehearsals are underway for the Miss USA pageant in Baton Rouge, Louisiana
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The show is set to air on July 12 on Reelz after being dropped by NBC
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Some of the contestants with Hispanic parents hit out at the pageant's co-owner Donald Trump for his anti-Mexican slurs on Tuesday
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Meanwhile, it was announced that daytime presenter Todd Newton and former Miss Wisconsin Alex Wehrley would take over as hosts

Question: Vega has condemned Trump's comments but says she won't give up her crown, sparking @placeholder to call her a hypocrite.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump co

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


Bridgewater (CNN) President Donald Trump said Friday that he was being sarcastic when he thanked Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday for expelling hundreds of American diplomats from the country. When asked if he meant his remarks about Putin sarcastically, Trump told reporters, "Absolutely. I think you know that I think you know that." Trump's remarks echo White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders' characterization of his comments. "He was being sarcastic," Sanders said earlier Friday. Trump's comments to reporters Friday came after a meeting with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley in Bedminster, New Jersey. Tillerson told reporters Friday that the United States will have a response to Russia over the expelled diplomats by September 1.
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"He was being sarcastic," Sanders said
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The remark instantly reverberated in Washington

Question: Though he has acknowledged @placeholder was likely involved, he has also suggested it could have been other countries and rouge actors.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia


Sam Allardyce has revealed the reason behind his furious rant at fourth official Robert Madley towards the end of West Ham’s defeat at Manchester City on Sunday. The Hammers boss was incensed that Eliaquim Mangala was not penalised for a foul against Stewart Downing, who managed to stay on his feet despite a late challenge from City’s £32million defender. Referee Anthony Taylor took no action as the ball ran out of play and an animated Allardyce vented his fury towards Madley on the touchline. Sam Allardyce gives fourth official Robert Madley a piece of his mind during West Ham's defeat
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Manchester City defeated West Ham 2-0 in the Premier League on Sunday
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Sam Allardyce was seen ranting at fourth official during game at the Etihad
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Hammers boss explained he was frustrated that referee Anthony Taylor missed Eliaquim Mangala's foul on Stewart Downing

Question: He added: ‘The disappointing thing in the first half was the goals we gifted to @placeholder and the amount of possession we allowed ourselves to lose.

Answer: Manchester City

Answer: City

Answer: Manchester City


Three months before pro-wrestler Jimmy 'Superfly' Snuka's 23-year-old girlfriend was found dead in a hotel room with yellow fluid oozing out of her mouth and nose, she called her family in a panic saying she had to get away from him. More than 30 years later, Nancy Argentino’s sister Lorraine Salome vividly recalled the 2am phone call in which the frantic young woman confided in her that her drunk and intoxicated boyfriend dragged her naked by the hair through the hallways of a Howard Johnson hotel in Salina, New York. A short time later, Salome got another call, this one coming from the manager of the hotel, telling her that 'a guy was running after her [Nancy].’
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Jimmy 'Superfly' Snuka, 72, was arraigned on third-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter charges Tuesday
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Snuka - whose real name is James Reiher - has been accused in the 1983 homicide of his then mistress Nancy Argentino
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The wrestler called 911 after finding Argentino gasping for air and oozing yellow liquid from her mouth and nose in their hotel room on May 10, 1983
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She died the next day, and an autopsy turned up injuries consistent with a pattern of domestic abuse
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Snuka maintained his innocence in Argentino's death in his autobiography, writing: 'I never hit Nancy or threatened her'
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Lorraine Salome, Nancy's sister, said the family tried to get her to leave Snuka after a violent domestic incident three months before her death

Question: However, during his official statement to investigators, @placeholder said that Argentino fell and hit her head when the couple stopped on the side of the road to go to the bathroom before returning to the hotel.

Answer: Snuka

Answer: Snuka

Answer: Snuka

Answer: Snuka

Answer: Snuka

Question: Earlier this month, @placeholder's wife announced that he had been diagnosed with stomach cancer.

Answer: Snuka

Answer: Snuka

Answer: Snuka

Answer: Snuka

Answer: Snuka


It was a real fairytale wedding when Debra Mundy and Mervin Rider finally tied the knot after being together for 23 years. But the Queensland couple made sure the wait for their big day was well worth it, and memorable for all involved, as they celebrated their union dressed as popular animated characters Princess Fiona and Shrek. A star-studded guest list attended the matrimony of the two ogres, including the Gingerbread Man, the Little Red Riding Hood, the Big Bad Wolf and Prince Charming. And of course, Shrek's loyal sidekick was by his side as the best man. It's been a long time coming for the couple as Ms Mundy, 41, admits that she had declined many proposals from Mr Rider, 38, over the years.
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Debra Mundy and Mervin Rider held a Shrek-themed wedding on Saturday
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The bride arrived in a horse-drawn carriage as Princess Fiona
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While the groom was dressed as Shrek for his big day
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The Queensland couple tied the knot after being together for 23 years
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About 40 guests attended the wedding and dressed up for the event

Question: 'When I looked at @placeholder I just saw this big smile on his face.

Answer: Mervin Rider

Answer: Mervin Rider


The prospect of a 'Blukip' alliance between David Cameron and Nigel Farage is now just as likely as a coalition between the SNP and Labour, Nick Clegg claimed today. The Deputy Prime Minister said there was a 'very real danger' that Ukip and Northern Ireland's DUP could hold Mr Cameron to 'ransom' in the event of a second hung Parliament. Mr Clegg's remarks come after Mr Farage  held out an olive branch to the Prime Minister last night - as he said he wanted to work with him to prevent a possible Labour government. The Lib Dems released a new campaign poster this morning warning of the danger of a 'BluKip' alliance between the Tories and Ukip
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Lib Dem leader claims there is a real prospect of a Tory-Ukip alliance
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Comes after Ukip said Tories should vote tactically where they can't win
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Mr Farage dropped demand Tories ditch Cameron before post election deal
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Ukip said he's held informal talks with Tories about post election deal

Question: He said: 'Only yesterday there were reports of @placeholder opening 'back channels' with the Tories to discuss a post-election pact.

Answer: Nigel Farage

Answer: Farage

Answer: Farage


It has long been considered the most expensive place in the UK to buy property, but it seems London is being pipped to the post by coastal Salcombe. According to data, analysed by Harbour Hotels, the average cost of property in London - a whopping £638,217 - actually falls below that of the Devon enclave. The seaside town in the South Hams district boasts a skyrocketing average property price: £671,759. According to new data, the average cost of property in Salcombe, Devon, now tops the average cost in London This is more then the average cost of property in some of the UK's most expensive cities, including Oxford, Bath and Edinburgh.
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Average cost of property in London is now less than in Salcombe, Devon
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In Salcombe, property tops £671,759 and waterfront value is even higher
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Known as 'Chelsea-on-Sea,' the area is famed for its yachting and sailing

Question: Since then, property prices have continued to soar, increasing ten per cent in the last 12 months alone, which puts @placeholder's property market on par with London's 11 per cent yearly increase.

Answer: Salcombe

Answer: Salcombe

Answer: Salcombe

Answer: Salcombe


(CNN) India's reported "surgical strike" across the border into Pakistani-controlled Kashmir on Wednesday brings India-Pakistan relations to their lowest point in almost a decade. But it will be celebrated not just by the Hindu nationalist supporters of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, but also by many other Indians who believe that their country has remained passive for too long in the face of repeated terror attacks by groups assisted and sheltered by the Pakistan army's powerful intelligence services. In truth, the strike itself does not represent a radical new policy. India conducted local cross-border raids through the 1990s and 2000s, usually as reprisals for particular attacks. But this high-altitude, tit-for-tat war on the Line of Control, which divides Indian and Pakistani-controlled parts of Kashmir, was largely unknown to the Indian public, who grew frustrated at their government's apparent inaction.
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Shashank Joshi: India's decision to go public about a strike into Pakistan-controlled territory is a break with the past
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But the more Narendra Modi gloats, the more Pakistan will be compelled to show it remains unbowed

Question: After a terrorist attack earlier this month that killed 18 soldiers in Kashmir, a senior leader of Modi's party, the Bharatiya Janata Party, demanded severe retaliation: "@placeholder is a terrorist state," tweeted Modi's home minister, "and it should be identified and isolated as such."

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Question: Retired generals, diplomats and news anchors demanded that @placeholder be given a "bloody nose."

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Question: It was restricted to disputed territory, allowing @placeholder to claim it remained within what it considers to be its own soil.

Answer: India

Answer: India

Answer: Indians

Answer: India

Answer: Indian

Answer: Indian

Answer: India

Question: Overall, India remains constrained in what it can do to @placeholder for fear of a larger war, the associated nuclear risks, and the impact on India's own diplomatic and economic well-being.

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Question: Overall, India remains constrained in what it can do to Pakistan for fear of a larger war, the associated nuclear risks, and the impact on @placeholder's own diplomatic and economic well-being.

Answer: India

Answer: India

Answer: Indians

Answer: India

Answer: Indian

Answer: Indian

Answer: India

Question: However, the strike is only one part of a broader set of policies intended to punish @placeholder.

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan


(CNN) Hours after US-led coalition airstrikes reportedly killed dozens of Syrian troops, the US and Russian ambassadors to the United Nations chastised each other outside an emergency Security Council meeting. The strike occurred Saturday in an eastern part of Syria that is not a part of a delicate and nearly week-old ceasefire. The US military said it was targeting ISIS militants and if it hit Syrian troops, it was an accident. Russia and Syria said the strikes prove Washington and its allies are sympathetic to ISIS. The Russian military said 62 Syrian soldiers were killed near Deir Ezzor Airport, according to state media. The UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights put the death toll at 83 and said at least 120 soldiers were wounded.
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US, Russian in diplomatic row after reported coalition airstrike
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US says it was targeting what it thought were ISIS militants

Question: The coalition thought it was going after an @placeholder tank position.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


Washington (CNN) Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said that the US is willing to sit down for talks with North Korea, but only if it relinquishes its pursuit of nuclear weapons. Tillerson, speaking at the State Department press briefing, stressed that the US was not seeking regime change or looking to send its military "north of the 38th parallel" that divides North and South Korea. But he emphasized that the danger posed by Pyongyang, which test fired two intercontinental ballistic missiles in July, was unacceptable. "We do not seek regime change. We do not seek an accelerated reunification of the peninsula. We do not seek an excuse to send our military north of the 38th parallel," Tillerson said during a surprise visit to the agency's briefing room on Tuesday.
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Secretary of State Tillerson spoke at the press briefing for the first time
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"We are not your enemy," Tillerson said, speaking to North Korea directly

Question: A willingness to talk if @placeholder agrees to pursue denuclearization was also Obama administration policy, though it was never successful in getting Pyongyang to the table, and some analysts have questioned whether assumptions North Korea may be willing to scale down its arsenal are out of date.

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North

Answer: North Korea

Question: Tillerson said the threat from @placeholder has "materialized in the ways we expected it would" and that the administration's first response has been to initiate "a sustained and continued intensified campaign of what I like to call peaceful pressure."

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North

Answer: North Korea


(CNN) President Donald Trump's proposed border wall has drawn the interest of hundreds of companies, but the larger, more experienced firms might not be on board. The deadline to submit proposals for the wall was Tuesday at 4 p.m. ET, and many of the biggest construction and engineering companies are steering clear of bidding for the project altogether. Several companies who otherwise possess the resources and experience to manage and deliver such a large and complex project are staying away from it largely due to concerns about political backlash, according to Dave Raymond, President and CEO of the American Council on Engineering Companies. He told CNN, "in my lifetime, I can't think of a similar experience."
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The deadline for wall bids closed Tuesday at 4 p.m.
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Firms are worried about future business losses if they compete

Question: There are also concerns about how working on the wall would affect a construction company's ability to work in other countries, given that the @placeholder plan has received a great deal of international criticism."

Answer: Donald Trump


SHANGHAI, China (CNN)  -- On Saturday at 10 a.m. it's show time for Brenda Zhang and her subtitle team. They roll out of bed, meet each other online and chat, while their modems download the latest episode of "Prison Break," which just aired half a world away on Friday night in America. Chinese netizens have a growing appetite for online English content. Once they have the show on their hard drives, the team spends the rest of the day creating subtitles for it in Chinese before putting it back online for other fans to watch. Dozens of such groups exist in China. They are voluntary and are translating a mix of media, from books and magazines to games, TV shows and movies. The translated products are for an audience whose primary means of accessing foreign entertainment is the Internet.
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Online translating teams in China volunteer to translate pirated English media
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Virtual teams compete with one another to translate latest downloaded U.S. shows
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Team member: "We are living in this grey zone ... it is not legal"
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Media expert: Groups are unique experiment in social dynamics of virtual groups

Question: The members of these online translations groups participate out of a desire to improve their @placeholder.

Answer: English

Answer: English

Question: "These two groups fight together to see who is the fastest to translate into @placeholder," Wang said.

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China


(CNN) -- A glance at some of the Wimbledon semifinalists in 1989 -- such as Chris Evert, Martina Navratilova, John McEnroe and Ivan Lendl -- evokes distant memories of yesteryear but one player from those championships is, remarkably, still playing today: Kimiko Date-Krumm. To illustrate her longevity another way, the Berlin Wall was still standing when the diminutive Japanese made her Wimbledon debut in June 1989. Her opponent on the day was another player reminiscent of another era -- Zina Garrison -- with the American beating the then 19-year-old in straight sets in an inauspicious start for the youngster. Over two decades on, the 42-year-old has become the oldest player to reach the third round at Wimbledon in the Open Era -- beating the mark held by Briton Virginia Wade (39 years, 362 days) when knocking out Romania's Alexandra Cadantu 6-4 7-5 on Thursday.
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Kimiko Date-Krumm becomes oldest player to reach third round at Wimbledon in Open Era
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Japanese earns first meeting with Serena Williams, who beat Carolina Garcia in straight sets
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Fourth seed Agnieszka Radwanska a comfortable winner against Mathilde Johansson

Question: "I'm very happy to be in the third round, especially since I love @placeholder and have many good memories here," Date-Krumm told reporters after her match.

Answer: Wimbledon

Answer: Wimbledon

Answer: Wimbledon

Answer: Wimbledon


Washington (CNN) -- Almost two-thirds of Iowa's Republican political pros predict that former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney will win the state's caucuses on Tuesday, but his campaign's margin for error over Texas Rep. Ron Paul is slim. As the candidates dashed around the state making their closing arguments to a volatile caucus electorate, CNN surveyed 64 Iowa GOP insiders -- including state legislators, local elected and party officials, senior advisers to Republican Gov. Terry Branstad, business and conservative interest group leaders, veterans of previous caucus campaigns, and a variety of other party activists -- to assess the shape of the GOP race.
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CNN surveyed 64 Iowa GOP political insiders days before the historic caucuses
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Two-thirds say that Mitt Romney will win on Tuesday
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Insiders also feel Ron Paul will finish in second place

Question: "@placeholder's supporters don't care that he can't win," cracked another.

Answer: Ron Paul

Answer: Ron Paul


(CNN) A smuggler "deliberately drowned" up to 50 Somali and Ethiopian migrants in the sea off Yemen's coast, the United Nations migration agency said. The teenage migrants were  trying to reach the Gulf countries via Yemen on Wednesday. In a statement, the International Organization for Migration described the drownings in the Arabian Sea as "shocking and inhumane." "The survivors told our colleagues on the beach that the smuggler pushed them to the sea when he saw some 'authority types' near the coast," said Laurent de Boeck, the Yemen mission chief  for the International Organization for Migration. "They also told us that the smuggler already has returned to Somalia to continue his business and pick up more migrants to bring to Yemen on the same route."
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Some were found in shallow graves on a beach
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Migrants risk a dangerous journey to find better lives

Question: The trip across the waters from Somalia to @placeholder is fraught with peril, with Yemen engulfed in war.

Answer: Yemen

Answer: Yemen

Answer: Yemen

Answer: Yemen


Cleveland (CNN) Donald Trump painted a picture of a dystopian America -- and sold himself as the only one who can fix it. As he accepted the Republican nomination here Thursday night, Trump delivered tough talk, promising to eradicate crime, build a border wall, defeat ISIS, rejuvenate the economy and prod U.S. allies to step it up or else. Donald Trump's speech at the Republican convention, as prepared for delivery "I'm with you," Trump said. "I will fight for you, and I will win for you." Here are CNN's takeaways from 2016's Republican National Convention: Trump's style of 'presidential'
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Donald Trump presented himself as the only person who can fix problems facing America at home and abroad
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His 75-minute speech capped a tumultuous GOP convention in Cleveland

Question: "I have to say, as a @placeholder, it is so nice to hear you cheering for what I just said," he said.

Answer: Republican

Answer: Republican

Answer: Republican National Convention

Question: The anti-@placeholder movement was crushed on the convention floor in one epic, made-for-TV moment.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


Cairo, Egypt (CNN) -- The frightened look on the Algerian players' faces said it all. Standing in the center of the Cairo International Stadium, the 11 players representing the Desert Foxes were subjected to a barrage of boos and screams from the 100,000-strong crowd, drowning out every single note of their national anthem. Egypt versus Algeria has always been considered one of the fiercest rivalries in world football, but this age-old dual took a new dimension when the two met in a winner-takes-all match for a place in the 2010 World Cup finals. Egypt had to win by three clear goals to go through, or win 2-0 to force a play off.
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Egypt played Algeria in a winner takes all battle for a place at the World Cup.
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Violence, stoked by both country's media, broke out as Algeria qualify.
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The match created a diplomatic incident between Egypt and Algeria.
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President Mubarak has personally intervened in the row.

Question: With the Egyptian league cancelled weeks before the match, so that the team could prepare for the decider, a media war had broken out between @placeholder and Egypt to fill the vacuum.

Answer: Desert Foxes

Answer: Algeria

Answer: Algeria

Answer: Algeria

Answer: Algeria

Question: Across town protests broke out in front of the Algerian embassy as hundreds of @placeholder tried to pick up tickets only to be told that just 2,000 would be made available.

Answer: Algerian


Charlotte, North Carolina (CNN) Videos released Saturday by the Charlotte police department of the fatal encounter between Keith Scott and officers do little to answer some of the most significant questions about the shooting. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Kerr Putney has said as much since the Tuesday shooting that sparked protests and brought nationwide media attention once again to the use of deadly force by law enforcement. Authorities have said an African-American officer shot Scott, who was black, when he made a threatening move with a gun. Saturday, police released photos of a pistol and ankle holster recovered at the scene.
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Dashcam and body-camera videos do not show Scott pointing a gun at officers
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Police photos show pistol, holster and marijuana cigarette officers say were retrieved at scene

Question: @placeholder had said, before the videos were released, that "there is no definitive visual evidence that he had a gun in his hand."

Answer: Kerr Putney


With his mop of curly brown hair, cheeky smile and boyish charm, Harry Styles has always been considered the heartthrob of One Direction. However, it seems he has been overtaken in the lust-worthy stakes by fellow band member Liam Payne. The 22-year-old What Makes You Beautiful singer, from Wolverhampton, has been crowned Attitude's Sexiest Man Of The Year - toppling last year's champion, Olympic diver Tom Daley. While pop hunk Liam was absent from Wednesday night's award ceremony due to sickness, he tweeted his graduate to the gay lifestyle magazine: '@AttitudeMag thank you for all your support it was amazing to shoot with you and thank you for the biggest compliment in my life so far.'
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Singer Liam Payne awarded Attitude magazine's Sexiest Man Of The Year
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Wolverhampton-born star eats diet of steak, vegetables and protein shakes
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One Direction's personal trainer said 22-year-old has 'the best body'
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More One Direction news on Liam and the boys at www.dailymail.co.uk/1D

Question: As well as being a gym bunny, @placeholder is conscious of what he eats and follows a healthy diet.

Answer: Liam Payne

Answer: Liam

Answer: Liam Payne

Answer: Liam


(CNN) Sometimes political change happens suddenly. You wake up, and a military junta has taken over your country, or some other kind of revolution has happened. But other times, the climate shifts little by little. A few big gestures of aggression, and then things settle down. Then the cycle repeats, until one day the tipping point is reached and you find your democracy has been transformed into an autocracy. We're at serious risk of this happening in America. Trump's first 100 days have been a lesson for him in what he can and cannot easily do. He's followed the authoritarian playbook in attacking those sectors of society that uphold the value of evidence (the judiciary, the press, researchers). He's purged the bureaucracy; hired family members (who thumb their noses at conflicts of interest); bullied critics on Twitter; and incited a climate of hatred toward targeted groups (Muslims, Latinos, immigrants, and more).
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Ruth Ben-Ghiat: Authoritarians are often ungenerous people, but they do give us one gift
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They tell us what they are going to do before they do it, both as an intimidation and as a challenge, she writes

Question: Talking about changing liberal laws is another ominous sign of @placeholder's aspiration to strongman status.

Answer: Trump


(CNN) More Americans than at any time in Barack Obama's presidency now say that things in the United States are going well, a sharp uptick in positive views and the best reviews of the country's trajectory since January 2007, according to the latest CNN/ORC poll. Overall, 54% say things in the country today are going well, 46% badly. That's a reversal from late July when 54% said things were going poorly and 46% said they were positive. The improvement in impressions of the country's path stems largely from shifts among Democrats and independents. Among Democrats, 85% say things are going well, up from 76% in late July. Among independents, 51% now say things are going well, up 9 points since this summer. There's been no significant shift, however, among Republicans: 21% now say things are going well, not significantly different from the 17% who said so in July.
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54% to 46% say things in the country are going well compared to badly
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That's a reversal from late July

Question: The positive reviews for Obama and the direction the country's heading suggest a positive electoral environment for @placeholder heading in to the elections next month.

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats


(CNN) On Monday night, PricewaterhouseCoopers released a statement claiming to take "full responsibility" for Sunday evening's Oscar screw-up in which a staffer gave the wrong envelope to Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway, who falsely announced that "La La Land" had won the Academy Award for best picture. But that isn't exactly what PricewaterhouseCoopers was doing. The firm also took the unusual step of naming the employee responsible for the fiasco: managing partner Brian Cullinan. It also emerged that Cullinan had tweeted a photo of the actress Emma Stone backstage just before the mix-up. The decision to name him publicly will be a disaster for both PricewaterhouseCoopers and Cullinan.
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Kara Alaimo: Firm said it was taking full responsibility for wrong envelope at Oscars
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She says decision to name responsible employee publicly was attempt to shift blame

Question: This kind of punishment is out of proportion for the "crimes" committed by people such as Sacco and @placeholder.

Answer: Brian Cullinan

Answer: Cullinan

Answer: Cullinan


They were young, talented and had their whole lives ahead of them. Robyn Whitehead, a glamorous heiress to the wealthy Goldsmith dynasty, died after taking heroin in a squalid East London flat. Cambridge graduate Mark Blanco fell from a first-floor balcony during a wild, drug-fuelled party. And talented musician Alan Wass died in mysterious circumstances after falling through a window. They all had one thing in common – coming into contact with the murky world of Pete Doherty. Blanco, 30, who studied philosophy at Trinity College, Cambridge, became a cause celebre after plummeting to his death after partying with the infamous rock star.
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Grieving families want to shine a grim light on the dark world of the singer
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His now notorious lifestyle came to the fore after the death of Mark Bianco
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CCTV showed him leaving a party and walking past his body in the gutter
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Inexplicable demise of young person is a 'recurring theme' with Doherty

Question: ‘Pete Doherty and Alan Wass argued that she was not trying to tell the right story about @placeholder in the film she was making,’ he says.

Answer: Pete Doherty

Answer: Doherty


British buyers will get first bite of the cherry on new apartments being launched in Canary Wharf, the heart of London's banking hub. The move  has turned on its head the controversial practice of heavily promoting new-build London developments to wealthy overseas buyers - particularly in the Far East. The first residential offering from Canary Wharf Group, which has previously specialised in commercial property, goes on sale on Thursday 9 July 2015. Unlike the Battersea Power Station development, where controversially, the majority of 866 luxury apartments sold out within days to Singaporean investors looking for a bricks and mortar safe haven for their cash, the new offering in Canary Wharf will not be advertised overseas.
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Canary Wharf flats will not be marketed overseas
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Developers of other London new-builds criticised for marketing in Far East
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But Canary Wharf Group says it is not feasible to exclude non-British buyers

Question: The second part of my tale is the fact I visited Canary Wharf Group's offices earlier in the year, and was given a whistle-stop tour of @placeholder in a bid to change my mind about the area.

Answer: Canary Wharf

Answer: Canary Wharf Group

Answer: Canary Wharf

Answer: Canary Wharf

Answer: Canary Wharf Group

Question: She still cannot fathom just how different the area is from her youth - and when I told her the cost of a home in this new @placeholder development, she was taken aback.

Answer: Canary Wharf

Answer: Canary Wharf Group

Answer: Canary Wharf

Answer: Canary Wharf

Answer: Canary Wharf Group


A new carnivorous dinosaur dubbed ‘lightning claw’ has been described after being discovered in Lightning Ridge, New South Wales. Measuring approximately 23 feet (seven metres) long, it’s the largest meat-eating dinosaur ever to have been found in Australia. The unnamed beast had unusually large claws which it used like grappling hooks to catch prey. It likely dominated the landscape of the southern supercontinent of Gondwana in the early Cretaceous period around 110 million years ago. The bones - comprising a foot bone, parts of the hip, ribs, forearm, and a giant claw from the hand - were discovered in the 1990s by opal miners digging at Carter’s Rush opal field south west of Lightning Ridge.
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Fossils including a large claw were found in Lightning Ridge, Australia
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They are 110 million years old and belong to a potentially new species dubbed ‘lightning claw’ because it had claws like grappling hooks
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Dinosaur likely dominated the landscape of the southern supercontinent of Gondwana in the early Cretaceous period

Question: Relatively little is known about the dinosaurs which walked the land that is now @placeholder, with just 17 species identified from tiny fragments of fossils.

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia


Controversial television presenter Jeremy Kyle says his 13-year marriage to his model wife ended after the pair 'grew apart'. It was revealed yesterday that the talk show host and his wife Carla Germaine had called time on their relationship. The pair are said to have separated amicably and Kyle, 50, says he and Ms Germaine, 40, have been living apart since the summer. 'After 13 years of a generally happy marriage my wife and I, Carla, have separated amicably,' the ITV star told The Sun. 'We have sadly grown apart over recent years and been living apart since earlier this summer.'
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Kyle married Carla Germaine in 2002 and they have three children together
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Pair separated amicably and have been living apart since the summer
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Talk show host says he and second wife Carla have 'sadly grown apart'
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They met when model Carla took part in a competition at radio station where Kyle worked

Question: However, three months later the marriage was over and she began dating @placeholder.

Answer: Jeremy Kyle

Answer: Kyle

Answer: Kyle

Answer: Kyle


Alex Song believes West Ham can follow Monaco's example and keep his former club Arsenal subdued at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday. The Hammers head across London looking to kickstart their Premier League campaign, having plummeted down to 10th place after no wins in the last six and back-to-back defeats. Arsenal, meanwhile, have surged back into the top four and are into the FA Cup semi-finals after beating Manchester United at Old Trafford on Monday night. Alex Song believes West Ham can kickstart their Premier League campaign against Arsenal on Sunday Despite Arsenal's formidable run of seven consecutive home victories in the Premier League, Song - who played for the Gunners between 2005 and 2012, before joining Barcelona - believes the Irons can repeat Monaco's performance after the unfancied French side stunned the Emirates Stadium with a 3-1 Champions League victory last month.
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West Ham have plummeted down to 10th place in the Premier League table
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Arsenal are back into the top four and have reached the FA Cup semi-finals
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Alex Song played for Arsenal between 2005 and 2012
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READ: West Ham will have to cough up £10m to land Carl Jenkinson
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Question: 'If you want to go to @placeholder and try to play you will not have any chance to win the game there because this stadium is very hard to play in.

Answer: Emirates Stadium

Answer: Emirates Stadium


Arsenal target Paolo Dybala has admitted that these could be his last days at Palermo, with the club ready to cash in on their star man. The Argentine forward, 21, has been linked with a number of Europe's top clubs after some dazzling performances in Serie A, and scored his 13th league goal of the season on Saturday. Palermo president Maurizio Zamparini says that Arsenal and Juventus have already approached the club with bids, and while Arsene Wenger has denied interest, £30m-rated Dybala seems set on a move this summer. Paolo Dybala says he could be playing his final games for Palermo as Arsenal and Juventus prepare moves
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Arsenal and Juventus have reportedly bid for Palermo's Paolo Dybala
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Argentine forward says final 10 games of season could be his last for club
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Arsene Wenger denies interest but Arsenal are said to be his first choice
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Dybala scored his 13th goal of Serie A campaign on Saturday

Question: However, @placeholder insists he was only there for the football, and not to discuss a potential transfer.

Answer: Paolo Dybala

Answer: Paolo Dybala

Answer: Paolo Dybala

Answer: Dybala


He only scored seven goals in 33 matches last season and now Pavel Pogrebnyak wants to change his shirt number to justify being the highest-paid striker in the Championship on £1.5million-a-year. The 31-year-old Russian has already asked club-mate and Wales international Hal Robson-Kanu if they can swap numbers next season so he can wear the traditional goalscorer's No 9 rather than No 7 to bring himself a change of luck. Pogrebnyak has seen his career nosedive since he joined Reading in 2012 when they were a Premier League club. Since then, The Royals have been relegated and finished only 19th in The Championship last season. Even so, he continues to collect a wage the club claims to be £30,000-a-week - more than what former Spurs and England striker Darren Bent will be getting at Derby County.
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Pavel Pogrebnyak scored just seven goals in 33 matches last season
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He is the Championship's highest-paid striker on £1.5m per year
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Pogrebnyak asked Hal Robson-Kanu if he can swap shirt numbers with him

Question: 'I've already agreed a trade-in with Hal Robson-@placeholder who played at No 9 (last season), while I was number seven,' said Pogrebnyak.

Answer: Kanu

Answer: Kanu


(CNN) -- During the last four months, the people of Ukraine have been fighting for their freedom, independence and European path in a war started by Russia-backed terrorists and their accomplices. Ukrainian military forces suffer heavy losses in battles against terrorists equipped with the newest Russian weaponry. We've seen reports of the pro-Russian thugs shooting women and children, cynically calling it a "protection of the Russian-speaking population." The price we are paying to bring peace back to the regions of Donetsk and Luhansk in eastern Ukraine is too high. Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has proposed the decentralization of power as part of his peace plan. It means more freedom, more economic autonomy and more opportunities to use languages spoken in a particular community for every region.
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Pavlo Klimkin: With downing of MH17, price of peace in eastern Ukraine already too high
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Klimkin: Ukrainians know bitterness of loss, share grief with families of the deceased
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He says the guilty must be promptly punished

Question: Our unilateral cease-fire in the zone of the conflict had lasted from June 20 to June 30, during which 27 @placeholder servicemen, from all over Ukraine, were killed by the bandits.

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukrainians

Question: Our unilateral cease-fire in the zone of the conflict had lasted from June 20 to June 30, during which 27 Ukrainian servicemen, from all over @placeholder, were killed by the bandits.

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukrainians

Question: There is already incontrovertible evidence that the airliner was shot down by an anti-aircraft missile system that had arrived from @placeholder.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian


What a mess Man United are in. Three years ago they had Sir Alex Ferguson in charge, a man whose Old Trafford dynasty lasted 26 years. Now, unless Louis van Gaal quickly turns things around, they could be on the lookout for a third new manager in as many seasons. Manchester United are without a win since November 21 — that's a run of six games in all competitions. That is the club's worst such run since 1998. United have always been perceived as different but now they're in the rat race like everyone else. Van Gaal can change it but if not, the club have a decision to make.
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Louis van Gaal's side lost 2-1 at home to Norwich City on Saturday
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Manchester United boss Van Gaal was booed by fans at the final whistle
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Chelsea began life without Jose Mourinho, defeating Sunderland 3-1
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There is only one special one at Stamford Bridge - Roman Abramovich

Question: There isn't a better manager out of work than Jose Mourinho but @placeholder have said before they'd never take him.

Answer: Man United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Answer: Manchester United


(CNN) Thirty-one athletes hoping to compete at August's Olympics tested positive for banned substances at the 2008 Beijing Games and could now be ruled out of Rio, the International Olympic Committee says. The IOC didn't reveal where the athletes came from or their names, but said 12 countries and six different sports were involved. The ruling body said its executive board "agreed unanimously to initiate proceedings immediately, with the 12 (national Olympic committees) concerned informed in the coming days." "All those athletes infringing from anti-doping rules will be banned from competing at the Olympic Games Rio 2016," it added. Tuesday's revelation only thickens the black cloud surrounding drugs and the Olympics, much of it involving Russia -- whose track-and-field athletes were banned from competing from Rio this year due to regular doping in the past.
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IOC finds drug offenses in 2008 retests
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Plans to retest London 2012 athletes
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Samples are kept for 10 years
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Aims to clean up sport for Rio Games

Question: "By stopping so many doped athletes from participating in Rio we are showing once more our determination to protect the integrity of the @placeholder competitions, including the Rio anti-doping laboratory, so that the Olympic magic can unfold in Rio de Janeiro."

Answer: Olympics

Answer: International Olympic Committee

Answer: Olympic

Answer: Olympic Games Rio

Answer: Olympics


Newspapers produced by German soldiers who were captured as prisoners of war have revealed how they learned to speak English. The newly uncovered handwritten illustrations, poems, puzzles and football match reports have been translated from German some 70 years after they were written, following a crowd sourcing campaign. And among the haul of papers found at Setley Prison of War Camp in the New Forest, was a handout given to prisoners titled 'Brush up your English' written by Gerhard Wagner. It offered the prisoners handy English phrases for them to learn such as 'good as gold', 'as mad as a march hare', and 'fit as a fiddle'.
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Newly uncovered newspapers by German prisoners of war are released
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Show that many were eager to learn English and use local sayings
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They are currently being translated, 70 years after they were first written

Question: Another piece translated covers a newspaper report of new arrivals to @placeholder in May 1945, describing them as so thin the ‘Lord’s Prayer could blow through their cheeks’.

Answer: Setley Prison of War Camp


For its cash crops and its position in important trade routes, the British placed a high value on Anguilla when we first made it a colony in the 17th century. Later one of the British Leeward Islands, we fought over it with the French, among others, and continued to rule over it as our lust for empire rose and fell in the 19th and 20th centuries. The slaves and the sugar cane have gone now but it remains, in its current guise as a British Overseas Territory, one of the last vestiges of that empire. So tell me this: if the Caribbean island is good enough for us to exploit for more than 300 years, what the hell is wrong with one of its inhabitants, Zharnel Hughes, wanting to compete for Britain in the Olympics?
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Look, I get the antipathy towards so-called Plastic Brits
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The notion of the Union Jack being used as a flag of convenience, a lucrative consolation prize, is particularly unpalatable
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Part of the issue with Zharnel Hughes is that his national team cannot compete in the Olympics
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Hughes has held a British passport since his birth. In those circumstances, it seems particularly curmudgeonly to label him a Plastic Brit
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Sprinter Richard Kilty grew particularly irate when he addressed the subject on Twitter last week...

Question: Other athletes have adopted a defiant attitude and said they will not simply step aside for the latest batch of newcomers who have declared their allegiance to @placeholder.

Answer: Britain

Question: He has as much right to run for @placeholder as someone like Kilty.

Answer: Britain


On Monday it was announced that Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James has signed a lifetime contract with Nike. It is believed to be the first deal  American sportwear giant's kind, with the 30-year-old's contract worth up to $500million (£333m). Sportsmail assesses what does the enormity of the four-time MVP's deal with Nike now means for those concerned. Nike's eye-watering deal to James' is based on the assumption that he will stay scandal-free throughout the rest of his career, as well as have staying power in the many years of his life when he is no longer an active player. The sportswear company will probably base their James' model on the success of their partnership with Michael Jordan.
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LeBron James has signed a lifetime contract with apparel giant Nike
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He previously signed a contract with Nike before graduating high school
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James has won two NBA titles and two Olympic golds during his career
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30-year-old's signature Nike shoe set to surpass $400m (£265m) for 2015

Question: His global appeal from his on-court success alone means he is often compared to @placeholder in the debate of who is the greatest-ever basketball player.

Answer: Michael Jordan


An eccentric retiree who spent years writing comical letters to celebrities, politicians and sports stars has published their bemused responses in a new book. Neville Mills, 71, who lives in Noosaville in Queensland, wrote letters to people including Tony Abbott, Alan Jones, Michael Clarke and Maggie Beer under the pseudonym Mervyn Mudal. In his book, The Curious Letters Of Mervyn Mudal, he includes the actual replies from the public figures – most of whom took his correspondence seriously. Mervyn Mudal is a character Mr Mills created who moved to Noosa from his farm in the small town of Goondiwindi on the Queensland-New South Wales border and is perplexed by modern life.
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Neville Mills wrote letters to people including Tony Abbott and Alan Jones
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He wrote the letters signed under the name of fictional 'Mervyn Mudal'
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Mr Mills, from Noosaville in Queensland, has published the public figures' responses in his new book The Curious Letters Of Mervyn Mudal

Question: Mrs @placeholder tends to spend some time on roundabouts and often circles them six or seven times before finding the correct exit.

Answer: Mervyn Mudal

Answer: Mervyn Mudal

Answer: Mervyn Mudal

Answer: Mervyn Mudal

Question: Early one morning last week, unbeknown to me Mrs. Mudal attempted to restore her equilibrium by circling a @placeholder roundabout anti-clockwise.

Answer: Noosaville

Answer: Noosa

Answer: Noosaville


Single thongs across Australia now have the chance to find a 'solemate'. At least that’s what a new online service hopes to provide, and with a tagline of It’s like Tinder for Thongs, the chance is now there for that single and lonely ‘lefty’ or ‘righty’ to find a new life partner. Adelaide man Karl Gautam is the brains behind the new venture that started off as a laugh on Facebook, but has since become a huge fashion sensation. Adelaide's Karl Gautam wants single thongs to find the perfect partner HavyMatch Facebook page is trying to get the right match for thongs who are now on their own
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Karl Gautam reckoned that there could be a market for replacement thongs
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The Adelaide man set up HavyMatch Facebook page to tackle the problem
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In just 11 weeks the Facebook page got more than 1,100 followers
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It became so popular Mr Gautam is now working on a dedicated website
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The new venture also hopes to make an impact environmentally

Question: These single thongs were washed up on an @placeholder river bank.

Answer: Adelaide

Answer: Adelaide

Answer: Adelaide


New York (CNN) After 30 years in the spotlight, Hillary Clinton finally found the balance on gender that has bedeviled her throughout her career during the debate at Hofstra Monday night. Demonstrate power, command of the issues and the ability to shred your opponent -- all while seeming (just) likeable enough. Monday night's faceoff with Donald Trump could have been heralded as another historic first for women. But Clinton made no mention of a glass ceiling. There was no self-congratulatory nod to the fact that she was the first female nominee of a major party to take that stage before as many as 100 million people.
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Clinton has had troubles energizing female voters, especially Republican-leaning women
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She lured Trump into ill-advised digressions about the source of his wealth and whether he pays federal taxes

Question: @placeholder shook his head, demanding where she had gotten her information (it's on tape); but then didn't seem to have an effective response.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: The worst, the absolute worst," @placeholder said, later adding, "She was the winner and you know, she gained a massive amount of weight and it was a real problem."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) Rep. Keith Ellison's past ties to the Nation of Islam and his defense of its anti-Semitic leader, Louis Farrakhan, are resurfacing as he campaigns to lead the Democratic National Committee. Ellison, the first Muslim elected to Congress, publicly renounced his association with the Nation of Islam in 2006 after it became an issue during his run for Congress, when local Republican bloggers began publishing his old law school columns and photos connecting him to the organization. "I have long since distanced myself from and rejected the Nation of Islam due to its propagation of bigoted and anti-Semitic ideas and statements, as well as other issues," Ellison wrote at the time.
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Rep. Keith Ellison's past ties to the Nation of Islam are resurfacing as he campaigns for DNC chair.
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A spokesperson for Ellison told CNN that Ellison "rejects all forms of anti-Semitism."

Question: During that race, Ellison rebuffed any insinuation he was, himself, anti-@placeholder.

Answer: Semitic

Answer: Semitic

Answer: Semitism

Question: While he said he never said anything homophobic or anti-@placeholder, he acknowledged he had been slow to judge those who did.

Answer: Semitic

Answer: Semitic

Answer: Semitism


Washington (CNN) The Trump administration on Friday asked Congress for a higher-than-expected $7.85 billion as part of an initial request for funds in response to Hurricane Harvey, with an additional request expected by the end of this month. The formal request came late Friday in a letter from President Donald Trump's budget chief to House Speaker Paul Ryan. The initial amount requested for Harvey relief was higher than the $5.95 billion figure administration officials floated earlier in the day. The bulk of the initial request will go to FEMA, which is rapidly burning through cash as the primary agency handling disaster relief. The remainder of the emergency funding request, about $450 million, will go to the Small Business Administration, which is doling out disaster recovery loans to homes and businesses damaged by the storm.
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The White House sent Congress a request for $7.85 billion on Friday
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It's described as a "down payment" on federal aid

Question: The debt ceiling deadline is a controversial matter in @placeholder and some hoped to see the issue tied to disaster funding to ensure the debt ceiling would be raised.

Answer: Congress

Answer: Congress


Austin, Texas (CNN) Daytime turns to dusk as Natalie St. Clair's phone lights up with text messages. They come from clients across the vast Lone Star State. One needs a bus from Texarkana to Shreveport, Louisiana. Another traveling from Corpus Christi to San Antonio has to find a hotel room. A third must get to Fort Worth from a small town in the western part of the state. A fourth reaches out from Lubbock to say she missed her appointment in Dallas. To the stranger at a party who asks what she does, St. Clair keeps her answer vague: "Just feminist stuff." But the truth is blunt, bold and a sign of the times: "I'm an abortion travel agent."
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2013 Texas law imposed new round of restrictions, forcing abortion clinics to close
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Some women now must drive hundreds of miles to a clinic, prompting one group to provide abortion travel help
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Doctors, activists tell of patients who sleep in laundromats or can barely afford bus fare

Question: @placeholder fields about 60 calls a month and manages about 20 abortion trips.

Answer: Natalie St. Clair

Answer: St. Clair

Question: Down the hall from @placeholder, a reproductive rights policy wonk keeps a Kevlar vest on her bookshelf.

Answer: Natalie St. Clair

Answer: St. Clair


Children asked if Father Christmas could be a woman in a video have shocked viewers by overwhelmingly answering 'no'. Creative agency Anomaly, based in London, asked children 'If Santa was a woman, could she do the job?' and young boys and girls gave surprisingly old fashioned answers, pointing out that she wouldn't be strong enough and her navigation skills wouldn't be up to scratch. The 90-second video, which has been seen 10,000 times, was made to highlight gender bias and how it's present even at such a young age. One boy, who didn't like the idea of a female Santa, said: 'Number one, she would get lost in the sky.'
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Boys and girls were asked if a woman could do Father Christmas's job
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Main response was 'no' because her baby bump might squash presents
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The 90-second clip made by an ad agency has been seen 10,000 times

Question: It appeared he meant that a woman would be slimmer compared to @placeholder's rotund figure.

Answer: Santa


Are we witnessing the resurgence of calamity goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes in the Barclays Premier League? The Brazilian, so highly-rated in the past to have won 11 caps for his country, conceded for the first time at Vicarage Road this season against Crystal Palace, only beaten from the penalty spot by Yohan Cabaye after keeping opponents at bay for a total of 341 minutes. It is like a new goalkeeper has stepped out of the shattered shell of the old one as he heads into the twilight of his career. Newly-promoted sides rely on the solid foundations of defence, particularly at home, if they want to stand any chance of staying in the top-flight and Gomes, along with his oft-changing back line, are providing that.
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Heurelho Gomes kept Crystal Palace at bay for the opening 70 minutes
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But he was powerless to prevent Yohan Cabaye's  winning penalty
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Brazilian has looked assured on his return to the Premier League thus far
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Gomes often cast as scapegoat during a disappointing six years at Spurs
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But the former PSV goalkeeper has kept three clean sheets in seven games
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Watford 0-1 Crystal Palace: Follow the action as it happened

Question: His first-half save in @placeholder’s narrow defeat was that of a player where, for once, things are going right.

Answer: Watford


Amazon has banned sales of Apple and Google video streaming devices that aren't compatible with its own service. The move is seen in the latest attack in the hi-tech battle to control the living room The online retail giant sent an e-mail to its marketplace sellers that it will stop selling Apple TV and Google's Chromecast. No new listings for the products will be allowed and posting of existing inventory will be removed Oct. 29, Amazon said. 'Over the last three years, Prime Video has become an important part of Prime,' Amazon said, according to Bloomberg. 'It's important that the streaming media players we sell interact well with Prime Video in order to avoid customer confusion.'
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Firm recently unveiled updated version of its Fire TV dongle and box
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Comes as Google releases $35 Chromecast TV streamer
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Apple set to release its new TV box next month

Question: Earlier this month @placeholder unveiled an upgraded Fire TV 4K media box for $100 (£80) and a new Fire TV Stick with voice remote for $50 (£45 in the UK).

Answer: Amazon

Answer: Amazon

Answer: Amazon

Question: Amazon’s Fire TV stick, which plugs into an HDMI port to connect televisions with streaming services such as Netflix and @placeholder, is the company’s best-selling electronic device.

Answer: Prime Video

Question: In order to offer the speedy deliveries @placeholder will pay drivers $18 to $25 an hour via its new Amazon Flex program.

Answer: Amazon

Answer: Amazon

Answer: Amazon


Matt Taylor came off the bench to rescue a point for Burnley with a sumptuous 81st-minute free-kick in their 2-2 draw with Birmingham. The Blues had taken an early lead at Turf Moor when Arsenal loanee Jon Toral found the target for the second straight weekend only for the Clarets to level after the break thanks to centre-back Michael Keane's first goal for the club. Clayton Donaldson then won a contentious penalty which Paul Caddis converted before substitute Taylor curled an unstoppable 25-yard set-piece off the crossbar to open his Burnley account and earn them a share of the spoils.
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Burnley and Birmingham played out a thrilling 2-2 draw at Turf Moor
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John Toral put the visitors ahead after 10 minutes with a well taken finish, pouncing on a headed flick just outside the box
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Michael Keane drew the hosts level with a header in the second-half
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Paul Caddis put Birmingham in front from the penalty spot after Tendayi Darikwa fouled Clayton Donaldson in the area
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Sean Dyche's side equalised through Matt Taylor's superb free-kick

Question: The ex-Crewe forward collected @placeholder's pass inside the area with Keane shepherding him away from goal and then flopped to the ground as Tendayi Darikwa came behind him.

Answer: Jon Toral

Answer: John Toral


A British tourist has been stranded in a Spanish hospital for 11 days because there were no available NHS beds available in the UK. Retired Chris Carr, 62, from Melksham, Wiltshire, was visiting Benidorm as part of a four-month caravan trip with his wife Sally, 59, when he was rushed to hospital with severe stomach pains. Spanish doctors found he is suffering from a diaphragmatic hernia which is causing a huge twist in his stomach, and said he needed an operation in the UK where he would get the necessary post-operative care. Chris Carr (pictured) was visiting Benidorm as part of a four-month caravan trip with his wife when he was rushed to hospital with severe stomach pains and told he needed an operation
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Chris Carr, 62, was taken to hospital in Benidorm with stomach pains
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He suffered a diaphragmatic hernia - causing a huge twist in his stomach
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He needs an operation in UK where he can receive post-operative care
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Insurance company rang UK hospitals but were told there are no free beds
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Mr Carr has been stuck in a Spanish hospital 11 days while they searched
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Following campaign he will now be flown to the UK to undergo operation
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But all three hospitals have now denied speaking to anybody about Mr Carr

Question: '@placeholder worked at the university for 35 years or more and I was a midwife for the NHS for 40 years.

Answer: Chris Carr

Answer: Chris Carr

Answer: Chris Carr

Answer: Carr

Answer: Carr


Charged: Rejean Hermel Perron (pictured) has been accused of holding a woman captive for five days and subjecting her to multiple sexual assaults A dog walker used nail clippers to free a kidnapped woman who police say was held prisoner and sexually assaulted by a Canadian man for five days. The 27-year-old sex trade worker emerged from a home in Toronto, Canada, bound by handcuffs, badly bruised and naked from the waist down begging for help. Peter Hamilton heard her cries as he was passing by and desperately tried to free her from her restraints. She told him that her kidnapper was still inside, but had fallen asleep.
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Peter Hamilton intervened after woman emerged from a home in Toronto
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She said a man armed with a gun and a knife had held her for five days
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Victim started screaming for help when the suspect fell asleep inside
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43-year-old Rejean Hermel Perron has been charged with multiple offences
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Detectives working on the case believe there could be further victims

Question: Mr @placeholder added: 'This is where it could have taken a turn for the worse,' said Hamilton.

Answer: Peter Hamilton

Answer: Peter Hamilton


During the course of a Premier League season, weekly press conferences can become mundane very quickly but there is never any chance of tedium in Far East Asia. When Liverpool were in Kuala Lumpur four years ago, Kenny Dalglish was made to wait before he could take his seat on stage because the man hosting the event had an important message to relay to the assembled media. 'Ladies and gentlemen, please switch off your mobile phones,' he urged. 'We do not want legend that is Kenny Dalglish to be interrupted by the sounds of Lady Gaga or anything like that!'
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Liverpool played the True Thai All-stars team in Bangkok on Tuesday
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Brendan Rodgers came out to Europop at pre-match press conference
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Stadium was hit by a monsoon as fans rushed to the back of the stands
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Rodgers refused to answer a question about which Thai player he liked
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Jordan Henderson had to be encouraged to stop signing autographs
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WATCH Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson's amazing rabona assist here

Question: Some players did the bare minimum, others scuttled away from the massed ranks without even a cursory wave but nothing was too much trouble for @placeholder.

Answer: Jordan Henderson

Answer: Jordan Henderson


Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini believes the club may need to splash out again this summer to keep pace with their rivals. With hopes of retaining the Barclays Premier League crown looking increasingly forlorn, City have again failed to build on a title success. They were hampered last summer, however, with their punishment for breaching the Financial Fair Play regulations of European governing body UEFA including a £49million net spending cap. Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini insists his side must splash the cash in the summer Pellegrini has said Manchester City must sign a 'crack' player such as striker Sergio Aguero
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Manuel Pellegrini believes Man City need to sign a world class superstar
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The Chilean insists it is important to splash the cash every other season
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City brought in Eliaquim Mangala, Fernando and Bacary Sagna in summer
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Manchester City face Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park on Monday night

Question: Given the general disappointments of last summer's principle signings - Fernando, Bacary Sagna and Eliaquim Mangala - @placeholder's words could be perceived as a plea for more cash.

Answer: Manuel Pellegrini

Answer: Manuel Pellegrini

Answer: Pellegrini

Answer: Manuel Pellegrini


Republic of Ireland assistant manager Roy Keane gave a nod to his country's past tournament troubles  as they confirmed their place at Euro 2016 with victory over Bosnia-Herzegovina. The Boys in Green ran out 2-0 winners on Monday night at the Aviva Stadium, courtesy of Jonathan Walters' double, to seal a 3-1 aggregate triumph in their qualification play-off and spark celebrations. Keane's last experience of an international tournament with his country came at the 2002 World Cup where was sent home in disgrace following a fall-out at the training camp in Saipan - and he harked back to those darker days of his career as the party started in Dublin on Monday night.
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Republic of Ireland qualified for Euro 2016 by beating Bosnia-Herzegovina in play-off second leg on Monday
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Jonathan Walters netted twice in Dublin to seal the passage to next summer's European Championship finals
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Roy Keane joked about his huge fall-out with manager Mick McCarthy from before the World Cup in 2002
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At the time, the then-Ireland captain was unhappy with facilities at the Republic's training camp in Saipan
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Amid the celebrations on Monday, Keane said his side would be fine for the Euros 'as long as we're not in Saipan'
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Ireland kitman Dick Redmond dressed up as Superman but couldn't convince Keane to don a celebratory t-shirt
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The Republic will be in the bottom tier of seeds when the draw for the tournament is made next month
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Manager Martin O'Neill hailed Keane's impact as No 2 and praised his squad for qualifying for France 2016

Question: O'Neill also had praise for assistant @placeholder, adding: 'Bringing Roy Keane in is as good a decision as I've made in quite some time.

Answer: Roy Keane

Answer: Keane

Answer: Roy Keane

Answer: Keane

Answer: Keane

Answer: Keane


Rome (CNN) The world as we know it could come to an end this Sunday. Or it could be just another day. It depends on whom you talk to. This weekend, Italians go to the polls to vote in a referendum on whether or not the country should amend its 1948 constitution. The referendum is the brainchild of Matteo Renzi, Italy's energetic, 41-year-old Prime Minister. His intention is to defang the upper house of the Italian Parliament, the Senato, by cutting its numbers from 315 to 100, thus reducing its powers dramatically, making it more of a consultative assembly. Yes, if you read to the end of the previous paragraph, you'll probably agree it sounds dull as dust. But, in the eyes of some, the consequences of a "No" vote could be catastrophic.
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Italians prepare to vote in constitutional referendum
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Reforms would reduce number of senators in upper house of parliament, making it easier to pass laws
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Critics say changes would get rid of an important check on the lower house's power

Question: By allowing the cabinet to push through legislation in a reasonable time frame, @placeholder would become more efficient, productive and prosperous while simultaneously becoming less bureaucratic and bound up in red tape.

Answer: Italians

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italian

Answer: Italians


Washington (CNN) White House aide Omarosa Manigault Newman, a former contestant on "The Apprentice," plans to leave the White House next month, according to a statement from press secretary Sarah Sanders. Manigault Newman, one of Trump's most high-profile African-American supporters, will leave one year to the day after Trump took office, Sanders said. "Omarosa Manigault Newman resigned yesterday to pursue other opportunities," Sanders said. "Her departure will not be effective until January 20, 2018. We wish her the best in future endeavors and are grateful for her service." CNN has reached out to Manigault Newman but has not heard back.
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"Omarosa Manigault Newman resigned yesterday to pursue other opportunities," Sanders said
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Manigault Newman is one of Trump's most high-profile African-American supporters

Question: It is traditional for administrations to experience a spate of departures after the first year in office, but @placeholder's year has been particularly bruising, leaving some officials preparing for more departures than usual.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: It was her loyalty and friendship with @placeholder -- something that was fostered during the 2016 campaign -- that kept her there for longer than anyone expected, one source added.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: In an interview with PBS "Frontline," @placeholder said that when Trump wins, "Every critic, every detractor, will have to bow down to President Trump."

Answer: Omarosa Manigault Newman

Answer: Manigault Newman

Answer: Omarosa Manigault Newman

Answer: Manigault Newman

Answer: Omarosa Manigault Newman

Answer: Manigault Newman

Question: In an interview with PBS "Frontline," Manigault Newman said that when Trump wins, "Every critic, every detractor, will have to bow down to President @placeholder."

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Much of Manigault Newman's work centered around being a high-profile Trump surrogate with @placeholder-American voters.

Answer: African

Answer: African


More than 130,000 people have signed an online petition to get the CEO of discussion board website Reddit to step down from her role atop the company. The Change.org petition comes after CEO Ellen Pao apologized to some Reddit users who made numbers of popular subsections inaccessible in a 'revolt' over an employee's firing. Volunteer moderators who work with paid administrators to run the site's discussion threads turned many of the 'subreddits' dark after the Thursday dismissal of communications director Victoria Taylor. The threads have since been restored, though 'Redditors' frustration with Pao, who was named interim CEO at the end of last year, has been catalyzed by the firing and subsequent backlash.
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Change.org petition calls for interim Reddit CEO Ellen Pao to step down
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Reddit  fired an employee called Victoria Taylor for unknown reasons
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She was best known for arranging celebrity 'Ask Me Anything' interviews including question sessions with Barack Obama and Bill Gates
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The reaction saw more than 300 of sites 'subreddits' shut down in protest
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Pao and co-founder apologized about lack of communication
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CEO was previously targeted after she banned several racist, homophobic and fat-shaming subreddits

Question: Moderators, some of whom have recently been feuding with administrators, quickly lashed out after @placeholder was let go with seemingly little to no communication to them.

Answer: Victoria Taylor


Washington (CNN) New revelations about Donald Trump Jr.'s meeting last summer with a Russian lawyer are continuing to surface a week after the revelation rocketed the President's eldest son to the center of allegations of collusion with Russia. Daily news reports offering a steady drip of disclosures and shifting statements from Trump Jr. and others involved have triggered an ever-mounting list of questions. A Russian-American lobbyist has now confirmed to The Associated Press and The Washington Post that he also attended the meeting with Trump Jr. -- the latest piece of information to surface since emails revealed that Trump Jr. hoped to obtain damaging information on Hillary Clinton from the Russian government. Sources told CNN on Friday that a translator and representative for the Agalarov family were also in the room.
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Daily news reports offering a steady drip of new information
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The lack of full disclosure has left some at the White House frustrated

Question: Instead, he described his meeting with Veselnitskaya as a "short introductory meeting" during which they "primarily discussed a program about the adoption of @placeholder children."

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian


The surrender of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee to Union Lt. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant 150 years ago on Thursday was a milestone event in the end of the Civil War. Thursday's commemoration in Appomattox, Virginia, included a reenactment of Lee's last clash with Grant's troops and of the Confederate surrender in a Virginia farmhouse on April 9, 1865. Ahead of the battle reenactment, the boys of the Confederate 11th Virginia were a seemingly pretty cool bunch as those portraying Union troops gathered several fields away at Appomattox Court House amid the rolling farm country dotted by neat brick buildings and white picket fences.
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Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee surrendered to Union Lt. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant on April 9, 1865
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The surrender in Appomattox, Virginia, is considered a milestone event in the ending of the Civil War
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Re-enactors gathered in Appomattax for a re-enactment of the Battle of Appomattox Courthouse

Question: @placeholder and Union re-enactors dressed in gear likened to what was worn during the Civil War, 150 years ago

Answer: Confederate

Answer: Confederate

Answer: Confederate

Answer: Confederate


Washington (CNN) Texas Sen. Ted Cruz on Wednesday accused Donald Trump supporters of "acting like union boss thugs" in pursuit of the Republican Party nomination, saying during CNN's town hall that they are intimidating potential Republican National Convention delegates. "Donald and his team, it's almost like they're subjects in a course in clinical psychology. The conduct they do, literally, they accuse others of doing," Cruz told moderator Anderson Cooper during the event, which took place in New York ahead of Tuesday's primary. Citing threats Indiana police have reported against delegates, Cruz said, "We shouldn't be intimidating delegates." "What Donald doesn't like is losing elections," the Texas senator said.
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Ted Cruz is the final GOP candidate to participate in CNN's family town halls
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He was joined onstage by wife, Heidi

Question: @placeholder wrote about the episode in one of his books and Rubio texted him his shock when reading it for the first time.

Answer: Ted Cruz

Answer: Cruz

Answer: Cruz

Answer: Ted Cruz