The weekend's top flight action saw Manchester City return to the top of the  table alongside Leicester, while Liverpool beat Swansea to continue their impressive form. Crystal Palace thrashed Newcastle to leave Steve McClaren's side struggling in the bottom three, and Chelsea were held to a goalless draw by Tottenham. Sportsmail columnist Jamie Redknapp takes a look back at some of the weekend's biggest talking points from the Premier League and beyond... This time last season if somebody said Diego Costa would not start away at Tottenham you would think they were crazy. He was a warrior last year and Chelsea's talisman. This season he has been poor. He was dropped to the bench at White Hart Lane and threw his bib away when he wasn't brought on.
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Diego Costa was a warrior last year but he has been poor this season
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Sam Allardyce knows how to get teams out of trouble at the bottom
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Leicester should reward Jamie Vardy for his impressive form this season
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Aston Villa and Newcastle are in trouble, but Bournemouth showed spirit
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See the latest news and analysis on Diego Costa

Question: He's had a fantastic season, as have @placeholder, but they will do well to repeat it next time around.

Answer: Leicester

Answer: Leicester


(CNN) -- The Food and Drug Administration has warned a company that markets caffeine and vitamin B as "breathable energy" it could face regulatory action over "false and misleading" labeling. AeroShot comes in a lipstick-shaped dispenser that puffs out the white powdery mixture. Pre-filled devices can be purchased online or in convenience stores in New York and Boston for about $3. AeroShot's website says the product "gives you a higher level of freedom and control that you can only get from airborne energy." However, elsewhere it explains, "the powder in AeroShot reaches your mouth where it is swallowed and ingested."
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AeroShot's labeling is "false and misleading," FDA says
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Marketing seems to imply supplement can be inhaled, FDA says
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Breathable Energy says product is ingested, "not 'inhaled' into the lungs"
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FDA gives company 15 working days to respond or face possible regulatory action

Question: "There are energy shots on the market that have 10 times the amount of caffeine in a single energy shot than we have in the @placeholder.

Answer: AeroShot

Answer: AeroShot

Answer: AeroShot

Answer: AeroShot


(CNN) In the final months of the 2016 campaign, longtime Donald Trump associate Roger Stone repeatedly discussed his backchannel communications with WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and claimed knowledge of forthcoming leaks from the group, a CNN KFile review of his public statements shows. Stone's comments about WikiLeaks have come under increased scrutiny as the FBI and congressional committees investigate whether Trump associates were involved in Russian efforts to interfere in the 2016 election. Stone has repeatedly and publicly denied that he had any contact with Russian officials during the campaign. Stone declined to answer questions from CNN for this story. After this story was published, WikiLeaks tweeted, "WikiLeaks & Assange have repeatedly confirmed that they have never communicated with Stone."
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Stone repeatedly discussed his back channel communications with WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
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Stone has repeatedly and publicly denied that he had any contact with Russian officials during the campaign.

Question: "I have been forthright about the fact that Julian Assange of @placeholder and I share a common friend who has communicated with both of us," he writes.

Answer: WikiLeaks

Answer: WikiLeaks

Answer: WikiLeaks

Answer: WikiLeaks

Question: Stone tweets -- then deletes -- about communicating with @placeholder, writing that he "never denied perfectly legal backchannel to Assange who indeed had the goods on #CrookedHillary."

Answer: Julian Assange

Answer: WikiLeaks & Assange


Philadelphia (CNN) -- On a warm, late summer evening, Nas Scott readies himself atop patchy grass and waits. At the sound of his coach's whistle, the 12-year-old charges a tee, kicking a football and dirt into the setting sun. Despite the less-than-desirable field conditions, Scott and his fellow teammates from the North Philadelphia Aztecs are fired up. They're excited because the youth football program is getting a much-needed boost from a local hero. The Aztecs practice on a field at the center of Hunting Park in the heart of North Philadelphia. Instead of playing on gridiron befitting of national champions, their home field is a dust bowl -- and sometimes a lake, depending on the weather. The field is in such poor condition they haven't hosted a home game in 19 years.
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The home field of the North Philadelphia Aztecs is in disrepair
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The Aztecs are the first inner-city youth team to win Pop Warner championship
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Michael Vick's nonprofit has donated $200,000 to build the team a new field
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Other athletes helping city parks program are Ryan Howard, Billie Jean King

Question: Although watching the Aztecs play brings back memories for the football giant, @placeholder said he wants them to learn from his mistakes.

Answer: Michael Vick


(CNN) Seventh-generation cattle rancher Brandon Cutrer watched as floodwaters from Hurricane Harvey began to rise, threatening to engulf his family farm. The deadly storm that turned Houston streets into rivers was also transforming vast swathes of grazing land into lakes, destroying crops and stranding countless cattle across southeastern Texas. Cutrer's family has 2,000 cattle in Brazoria County, about 45 miles southwest of Houston. The animals are among about 1.2 million beef cows that the US Department of Agriculture says are farmed in the 58 counties -- nearly a fourth of Texas' 254 counties -- that Gov. Greg Abbott declared state disaster areas in Harvey's aftermath.
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Floods from Harvey threatened more than a million cows when water covered their grazing land
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One farmer resorted to a modern-day cattle driving and herding by airboat to save his cattle

Question: Before @placeholder made landfall, Cutrer, along with family and his cowboy team on horseback drove the cattle to higher ground.

Answer: Harvey

Answer: Harvey

Answer: Harvey


As the future of Greece hangs in the balance, the owner of a Greek holiday firm says British travellers wanting a last-minute bargain could save up to 30 per cent on holidays if they  book now. Greek national Victor Camhis said fears over the Grexit had seen last-minute bookings in the hotel industry plummet by 5,000-a-day for July and August. On Sunday Greece overwhelmingly rejected Europe's latest bailout package, plunging the country's future in the eurozone into jeopardy. Fears over queues at cash points, banking and security are putting many off travelling to the country. Camhis, whose company www.mygreek-villa.com has more than 250 villas for rent, said long-term bookings were not being cancelled but in the last three weeks new bookings had dried up.
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Victor Camhis who owns mygreek-villa.com says life continues as normal
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'Services are excellent, tavernas and bars are always open' he says
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The country's future in the Eurozone plunged into jeopardy
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'Tourists will enjoy the same feeling they always have,' promises Camhis

Question: But speaking from Greece last night he said fears were unfounded and life in the @placeholder islands remained as normal with cash machines working, petrol available and no change to normal life.

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greek

Answer: Greek

Answer: Greece


Washington (CNN) It's no secret that Congress isn't exactly the most popular institution in American government. But now it's reaching new lows. Congress sank to a 10% approval rating in a new Quinnipiac University poll released on Thursday, with roughly five in six Americans saying they disapprove of the country's legislative body. This compares to an 18% approval rating in March. And if you're searching for the main reason behind the drop, look no further than Republican voters. Back in January and March, more than one in three Republicans said they had positive views of Congress, which is controlled by the GOP in both chambers.
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Congress sank to a 10% approval rating in a new Quinnipiac University poll
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More than one in three Republicans said they had a favorable view in March
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But now, just 14% of Republican voters who give Congress a thumbs up

Question: Congress's overall 10% approval is the lowest for Congress in @placeholder's history of data back to 2003.

Answer: Quinnipiac University

Answer: Quinnipiac University

Question: Support for @placeholder among independents has also bottomed out, falling from 18% in January to just 8% now.

Answer: Congress

Answer: Congress

Answer: Congress

Answer: Congress

Answer: Congress


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Keya Morgan sometimes sleeps with Abraham Lincoln's pocket watch clutched in his hand or with Marilyn Monroe's dress next to him. It makes for amazing dreams, he says. It also puts Morgan -- owner of a vast array of historical photos, documents and objects -- at the nexus of celebrity, conspiracy and collectibles. He's friends with an unusual array of famous people, many of whom he met while gathering his artifacts and information. Michael Jackson was among them. Marina Oswald still is. The widow of the man accused of assassinating President John F. Kennedy says she's spent hours discussing history with Morgan, who owns the largest private collection of photos of JFK.
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Keya Morgan collects historical artifacts from celebs
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His work has helped him develop relationships with the stars
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Morgan says he "time travels" using some of the items he has

Question: A customer who was selling gold coins to @placeholder fled in fright, but when the masked man spoke, Morgan realized it was Michael Jackson.

Answer: Keya Morgan

Answer: Morgan

Answer: Morgan

Answer: Keya Morgan

Answer: Morgan

Question: When Morgan gave Jackson a ring that once belonged to Monroe, @placeholder returned the favor by teaching him his trademark dance step.

Answer: Michael Jackson


Baghdad, Iraq (CNN) -- A suicide bomber wearing an explosives-packed vest attacked a police recruitment center in northern Iraq Tuesday, a bloody strike that killed at least 65 people and wounded 160 others. The attacker -- who blew himself up when he was among hundreds of recruits -- staged the assault at a checkpoint where people usually wait their turn to enter the center. The explosion caused a fire at a fuel station nearby, police in Tikrit said, and most of those killed and wounded were young men who came to join police forces. Tikrit's general hospital was overwhelmed with wounded people, some of whom had to be sent to hospitals in nearby towns of the Salaheddin province and to other locations, such as Irbil and Kirkuk.
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Police say the attacker targeted police recruits
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Tikrit is nearly 100 miles north of Baghdad
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Recruitment centers have been frequently attacked

Question: Mosques urged @placeholder residents to donate blood for the wounded.

Answer: Tikrit

Answer: Tikrit

Answer: Tikrit


(CNN) Three Muslim students who wanted to talk with an Oklahoma state legislator about Islam were told to fill out a questionnaire first, said a state leader of the Council on American-Islamic Relations. "Do you beat your wife?" said one question on the form Rep. John Bennett's assistant gave them. "Do you denounce the terrorist organization Hamas?" was another. The law student and two high school students were shocked and insulted because the 17 questions were based on misinformation about the religion, said Adam Soltani, state director of  CAIR. The students didn't meet Bennett, a Republican, and left his office in the state capitol.
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3 Muslim students visiting Rep. John Bennett's office are asked to fill out a questionnaire
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Legislator says he based the questionnaire on religious texts

Question: If they weren't aware of what @placeholder stands for they should know and research, then make a better informed decision on what they want to support or not.

Answer: Islam

Answer: Islamic Relations


Editor's note: Rachel Motte blogs at www.evangelicaloutpost.com and writes for Wheatstone Academy, a Christian educational program for high school students. She is a graduate of Biola University and the Torrey Honors Institute. Rachel Motte says Rush Limbaugh still can animate conservative popular opinion. (CNN) -- It's no secret that liberals throughout the nation are rejoicing at Rush Limbaugh's supposed status as leader of the Republican Party. I can see why. He's easy to pick on. His rhetoric is extreme, and his personal life has at times been less than picture-perfect. I've heard some pundits refer to Vice President Joe Biden as "the gift that keeps on giving." I imagine the left feels the same way about Limbaugh.
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Rachel Motte says she grew up listening to Rush Limbaugh and became a big fan
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She says Limbaugh's style still has great appeal to conservatives
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Motte: Obama has set a new bar for public discourse, winning over young voters
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Limbaugh may not appeal to the young as much, but he's still relevant, Motte says

Question: That's going to change the way young people all over will approach the political process; after all, 66 percent of the 29-and-under crowd voted for @placeholder.

Answer: Obama


The Dawn spacecraft has already provided a stunning look at the surface of Ceres - and its latest shot is the most detailed yet. It reveals pockmarked craters on the surface that have been formed from the re-impact of debris from larger impact sites. But the image doesn’t reveal any more clues about the ‘bright spots’, or so-called 'alien' flashes, that are continuing to dumbfound scientists and the public alike. This image was taken by the Dawn spacecraft on 23 May from a distance of 3,200 miles (5,100km). The resolution is around 1,600ft (480 metres) per pixel - the best ever of the dwarf planet so far.
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Nasa scientists in California revealed the best image of Ceres yet
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It was taken by Dawn from a distance of 3,200 miles (5,100km)
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The image reveals small craters caused by the 're-impact' of debris
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But the  bright spots on the surface of the dwarf planet remain a mystery

Question: Over the next few months, @placeholder will lower its altitude to enable it to see as much of the surface as possible, and reveal more interesting features like this.

Answer: Dawn

Answer: Dawn

Answer: Dawn


Washington (CNN) Rep. Mike Pompeo, Donald Trump's pick for CIA director, promised Thursday at his Senate confirmation hearing to deliver unvarnished facts to the President and pledged to shield the agency from political influence at a time when Trump has been critical of the intelligence community. Like other nominees this week, the Kansas Republican disagreed with the President-elect in tone and substance on several occastions. He vowed not to reinstate enhanced interrogation techniques -- even if ordered to do so by Trump -- and took a harder line on Russia than Trump has displayed. Pompeo opened the hearing with criticism of Moscow even as the President-elect has suggested that the intelligence community's findings of Russian meddling in last year's election were overblown.
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Pompeo, a Kansas Republican, sits down before the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence
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Russia's hacking efforts are an issue of top concern on both sides of the aisle

Question: In response to the 2014 Senate report that found the @placeholder tortured suspected terrorists, Pompeo released a statement saying the methods used were constitutional.

Answer: CIA

Question: In response to the 2014 Senate report that found the CIA tortured suspected terrorists, @placeholder released a statement saying the methods used were constitutional.

Answer: Mike Pompeo

Answer: Pompeo

Answer: Pompeo

Question: Returning to @placeholder, he began a career in business, heading up companies that manufactured and provided materials for aircraft and oilfields.

Answer: Kansas

Answer: Kansas


A sensible support care worker who never thought she would fall victim to an immigration marriage scam has revealed how she was conned by a love rat she met on holiday. Julie Dag, now 50, from Bournemouth, was left heartbroken and down £20,000 after falling for local musician Lamin Sidibeh while on holiday in The Gambia in West Africa in 2007. At the time she was newly single at 43 and thought she had found true love with Lamin, 29. Resolute: Julie is putting the past behind her and moving on with her life after getting a divorce in 2011
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Julie Dag says she was vulnerable after three failed marriages
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Her new husband did not want to spend time with her when back in the UK
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Feels a fool for being swayed by musician's good looks and charm
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Woman later told her that marriage was a sham as he was already married

Question: Her husband managed to get a job in a fish and chip shop but @placeholder said he didn't spend his free time with her.

Answer: Julie Dag

Answer: Julie

Answer: Julie Dag


(CNN) -- Americans may need passports to board domestic flights or to picnic in a national park next year if they live in one of the states defying the federal Real ID Act. Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff says there are no plans for a federal database of drivers' information. The act, signed in 2005 as part of an emergency military spending and tsunami relief bill, aims to weave driver's licenses and state ID cards into a sort of national identification system by May 2008. The law sets baseline criteria for how driver's licenses will be issued and what information they must contain.
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Secretary Michael Chertoff says 8,000 forms of ID are now accepted at border
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Lawmakers concerned that only $40 million has been OK'd for $23 billion plan
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13 states pass bills opposing Real ID; New Hampshire calls plan "repugnant"
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Conservative think tank says complaints about privacy, surveillance overblown

Question: Chertoff said the Real ID program is essential to national security because there are presently 8,000 types of identification accepted to enter the @placeholder.

Answer: Americans


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

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

Answer: AI

Answer: AI

Answer: AI

Answer: AI

Answer: AI

Answer: AI

Answer: Allen

Question: Both the United States and China possess digital tech industries that are larger, more sophisticated and growing faster than @placeholder's.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Question: Today, @placeholder's military robots and drones are remotely operated, but in the future Russia plans to field "intelligent robotic complexes," meaning robotic military units powered by AI systems that can fight and kill without need for a human operator.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Question: Tens of millions of "bots" pretending to be real people on social media push these propaganda posts in @placeholder and abroad.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia


Hillary Rodham Clinton attempted to rally thousands of influential New Hampshire Democrats on Saturday with a fiercely partisan message, as she struggled to regain her footing in the primary contest. Calling viewers of the three-hour Republican debate and two-hour undercard on Wednesday night 'gluttons for punishment,' Clinton accused Republicans of focusing on problems the country faces rather than solutions. 'Fifteen candidates, five hours and not a single fighter for the middle class,' she told more than 3,500 party activists and elected officials gathered for the state party's annual convention. 'Republicans are not just deeply inaccurate, they're increasingly out of touch and out of date.'
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Hillary Clinton called viewers of the Republican debates on Wednesday 'gluttons for punishment' during a campaign rally on Saturday
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Clinton goes after The Donald saying he traffics in 'prejudice and paranoia'
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She attended the rally while polls show that she's ahead nationally, but she's loosing footing in the early states of Iowa and New Hampshire

Question: 'By the way @placeholder, when you say you cherish women, that really doesn't make it any better,' she said.

Answer: Donald


Mexico City (CNN) Tom Brady's missing Super Bowl jerseys have been found. The jersey worn last month by the New England Patriots' quarterback during Super Bowl LI in Houston was recovered at the home of a former newspaper editor, Mexico's National Security Commission told CNN on  Monday. Mexico's federal police and the FBI conducted a raid at the home of La Prensa director Mauricio Ortega on March 12, according to the commission. Ortega resigned two days later for "personal reasons," the tabloid said in a statement. The investigation also netted the jersey Brady wore in 2015 when the Patriots defeated the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl XLIX, the NFL said. That game was played at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.
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The NFL says two Tom Brady Super Bowl jerseys were found in Mexico
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A tip led police to the house of an international media professional

Question: The @placeholder referred additional questions to the FBI, citing the ongoing investigation.

Answer: NFL

Answer: NFL


Shrewsbury closed the gap on leaders Burton to two points as Bobby Grant's double secured them a 2-0 win at Portsmouth. Burton face Stevenage at home on Monday and the Shrews took advantage to make up ground with a third-straight win thanks to midfielder Grant, who struck in the 25th and 66th minutes. Wycombe kept pace at the top with a 1-0 victory at Dagenham & Redbridge, where Aaron Pierre's close-range effort kept the Chairboys level on points with Shrewsbury. Portsmouth's Danny Hollands and Shrewsbury Town's Jason Lawrence battle for the ball  at Fratton Park Neither Bury or Southend, fourth and fifth overnight respectively, were able to close the gap on the automatic promotion places as their clash at Gigg Lane was abandoned in the sixth minute after torrential downpours had left the pitch unplayable.
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Bobby Grant's double secured Shrewsbury a 2-0 win at Portsmouth
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Wycombe kept pace at the top with a 1-0 victory at Dagenham & Redbridge
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James Gray's late goal against Luton kept Northampton in play-off hunt
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Hartlepool climbed out of the bottom two with their fourth-straight victory

Question: James Gray celebrates after scoring his sides winning goal during the match between Northampton and @placeholder

Answer: Luton


Bilel Mohsni has come out swinging in defence of his Fir Park meltdown as he branded Lee Erwin a ‘coward’. The SFA are preparing to hit Mohsni with an excessive misconduct charge for kicking and punching the Motherwell forward at the end of Rangers’ Premiership Play-Off Final defeat on Sunday. That could result in a significant ban that follows Mohsni to any new club overseas, after his agent yesterday admitted his ‘career in Britain was over’. However, there was little sign of contrition from the Tunisian international as he gave his side of the story having returned to France to ponder his next move.
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Bilel Mohsni kicked and punched Motherwell's Lee Erwin in Rangers defeat
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Rangers manager Stuart McCall blasted Mohsni for shameful scenes
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Mohsni has defended his actions and labelled striker Erwin 'a coward'
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Defender claims he thought he was getting attacked after he was pushed

Question: ‘What happened was I was leaving the pitch to the dressing room and I was extremely upset because @placeholder had lost.

Answer: Rangers’ Premiership Play

Answer: Rangers

Answer: Rangers


England’s David Gill, who took the moral stand not to serve on any committee chaired by the departing FIFA president Sepp Blatter, has ruled himself out of the race to succeed him. Gill’s standing in the global game from his former role as Manchester United chief executive has seen him mentioned as a possible candidate even after only two years on the UEFA executive. But Gill has already decided not to put his name forward as a candidate. He is prepared, however, to take part in the next FIFA executive meeting even if it is chaired by Blatter, who is desperately trying to hang on to his job until the election despite the huge corruption scandal engulfing FIFA.
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The 57-year-old British FIFA vice-president had been viewed as one of the potential successors to  Blatter
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But Gill  told colleagues at  UEFA and the FA that he will not stand to be the next leader of the global organisation
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It is understood Gill will take up his position on the FIFA executive committee now that Blatter has confirmed his intention to quit as president
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The chances of UEFA president Michel Platini standing for the FIFA post may also be diminishing

Question: Oddly, Niersbach hinted that Platini’s best chance of taking charge of @placeholder might already have gone.

Answer: FIFA

Answer: FIFA

Answer: FIFA

Answer: FIFA

Answer: FA

Answer: FIFA

Answer: FIFA

Question: Johansson said: ‘The secretary general (Jerome Valcke) was sending away millions of dollars and then @placeholder claims he didn’t know.

Answer: Sepp Blatter

Answer: Blatter

Answer: Blatter

Answer: Blatter


The seven young actors who became part of cinematic history when they were cast as the von Trapp children in Rogers & Hammerstein's The Sound Of Music in 1965 have grown to become lifelong friends in the fifty years since the famous film's release. Known as The SoM 7, they formed their own sort of family over the months of making the musical. Their parents befriended one another as the young performers traveled to Austria for filming, and the actors themselves have remained close for decades. 'We're beyond friends. We're second family,' said Kym Karath, who played the youngest von Trapp, Gretl. 'As adults, we were deeply bonded, so our lives have really interwoven with each other.'
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The 1965 Oscar-winning film adaptation of the Rodgers & Hammerstein musical The Sound Of Music is celebrating turning 50 this year
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The actors who starred as the von Trapp children have remained close friends over the five decades since they traveled to Austria together
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'We're beyond friends. We're second family,' said Kym Karath, who played the youngest von Trapp, Gretl

Question: Kym Karath was only 5 years old when she played @placeholder.

Answer: Gretl

Answer: Gretl


(CNN) -- For about 13 minutes, Team USA sat at the top of its World Cup soccer group, ahead of the mighty Germany and star-powered Portugal. Then Portugal struck back. With seconds left to play, Cristiano Ronaldo set up a header for his teammate Silvestre Varela, leaving the final score tied at 2-2. It was a harsh blow for the Americans, but it does not end their World Cup dreams -- it just makes them harder to achieve. With every team in Brazil now having played two matches, most groups now have clear winners and losers. But not Group G. In theory, any of the four teams in the group of Germany, the United States, Ghana and Portugal could still qualify for the knockout round.
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Sunday's tie with Portugal makes it more difficult for USA to achieve its World Cup dreams
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The Americans secure a place if they beat or draw with Germany
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Netherlands tops Group B with victory over Chile
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NEW: Brazil, Mexico advance to the Round of 16 with convincing victories

Question: No matter who wins the Ghana-@placeholder match, neither team can end up with more than four points.

Answer: Portugal

Answer: Portugal

Answer: Portugal

Answer: Portugal


(CNN) Syria is blaming Israel for alleged missile strikes Thursday near Damascus International Airport. Israel won't confirm nor deny responsibility for the explosion. But an Israeli government minister said "the incident in Syria" fits Israel's policy of trying to stop weapons from being shipped from Syria to Hezbollah in Lebanon. Here's what happened, and what the regional implications are: The explosion at dawn Two Damascus residents heard a massive explosion near the airport in the Syrian capital, the pair told CNN. The blast was so severe "a thud could be heard in Damascus city and surrounding areas," said Rami Abdulrahman, founder of the UK-based monitoring group the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
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Israel says the incident fits with its "policy" -- but doesn't claim responsibility
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Official: Israel wants to prevent the smuggling of weapons from Syria to Hezbollah in Lebanon

Question: But this event is completely compatible with our declared policy, a policy which we carry out as the Prime Minister has said, at any moment that we receive intelligence that shows the intent to pass advanced weapons to @placeholder."

Answer: Hezbollah

Answer: Hezbollah


More than 100,000 people have been evacuated and thousands of properties destroyed, after rare torrential rains saw a major river burst its banks north of Tokyo in Japan on Thursday. A further 800,000 people across eastern Japan have been advised to evacuate after officials issued pre-dawn warnings of unusually harsh rainfall to 5 million people. Dramatic footage shows people being plucked from their homes minutes before a tsunami-like wall of muddy water gushing from the Kinugawa river in Joso, carry their houses downstream. So far,  two people have been reported missing: a man in his 70s and a 63-year old woman, both in Joso, which is home to some 65,000 people, as a wide area was deluged in the wake of Typhoon Etau.
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Tropical typhoon rain in Japan has seen the Kinugawa river, 30 miles north of Tokyo burst its banks
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Thousands of people have had to be evacuated and hundreds of homes have been destroyed overnight
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Huge rains have also affected the nearby Fukushima nuclear plant, sending radiation water into the ocean

Question: In @placeholder, houses and vehicles were washed away along with some power lines, as military personnel headed to the area to help with the rescue mission.

Answer: Joso

Answer: Joso


Washington (CNN) -- The Senate focused Wednesday on an energy efficiency bill while House Republicans argued among themselves over funding Obamacare as Congress shifted its focus from the Syria crisis in order to give new diplomatic efforts a chance to succeed. In his nationally televised address Tuesday night, President Barack Obama said he asked legislators to hold off on voting on his requested authorization to attack Syria over chemical weapons while his administration negotiates with Russia on putting Syrian stockpiles under international control. "Congress will be watching these negotiations very closely," Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, a Nevada Democrat, warned Wednesday. "If there is any indication they're not serious or they're being used as a ploy to delay, then Congress stands ready to return to that Syria resolution" that would authorize a military strike on Syria.
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A resolution authorizing military strikes on Syria is put on hold
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The Senate takes up energy legislation instead
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The delay provides time for negotiations on a diplomatic solution
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Sen. Reid: If negotiations fail, the resolution comes back up

Question: Off the @placeholder floor, however, talks continued behind the scenes among a group of bipartisan senators on changes to the resolution that Reid said would be taken up if the negotiations with Russia fail.

Answer: Senate

Answer: Senate


A Scottish Nationalist MSP was at the centre of a race-hate storm last night after sharing an anti-Semitic image online which was compared to the ‘very worst of Nazi propaganda’. Sandra White made a humiliating apology to a Jewish group which condemned the ‘bizarre and hateful’ image she circulated to her thousands of followers on social media website Twitter. But campaigners said that she should be disciplined for ‘retweeting’ the disturbing cartoon. A petition, which had 500 supporters last night, was launched by campaigners calling on the Glasgow Kelvin MSP to quit. The image she retweeted depicted six piglets – representing Britain, the US, Israel and terror groups Isis, Al Qaeda and Boko Haram – suckling from a large sow with the word ‘Rothschild’ written on it.
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Sandra White made a humiliating apology to a Jewish group
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She circulated an offensive image to thousands of her followers on Twitter
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Campaigners want her to be disciplined for ‘retweeting’ the cartoon
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The Glasgow Kelvin MSP insists she accidentally retweeted the picture
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For more of the latest SNP news visit www.dailymail.co.uk/snp

Question: An @placeholder spokesman said: ‘Sandra White has written to ScoJec to apologise unreservedly for the offence cause by her accidental sharing of this image.

Answer: SNP


It had been billed as the biggest match between the two countries in decades - and one of the many families divided by tonight's clash between England and Wales were the royals. Prince Harry couldn't hide his disappointment as brother William celebrated with wife Kate after the most incredible of comebacks saw Wales pull-off a stunning 28-25 victory at Twickenham. Dejected at the full-time whistle, Harry - wearing a white England replica top - stood with his hands on his hips and eyes to the sky, while his brother and sister-in-law jumped around jubilantly. The Duke of Cambridge had earlier refused to hold back as he joined 30,000 visiting fans in singing the Welsh national anthem, decked out in a red Wales zip-up jacket.
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Two sides went to battle in crucial Pool A match in front of 82,000 supporters - with Wales pulling off heroic victory
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As many as 30,000 visiting fans squeezed into Twickenham, joined by Prince William, Harry and Kate in the stands
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Harry couldn't hide his disappointment as Wills  revelled in win - after giving him the eyes as he sang Welsh anthem
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Rugby World Cup 2015: See more of the latest news, fixtures and results

Question: And although they may have the bulk of the support inside too, there was no shortage of @placeholder fans squeezed inside Twickenham too, with vast seas of red taking up whole sections of the ground.

Answer: Welsh

Answer: Welsh

Question: The line-out was gathered by @placeholder but quickly lost, allowing Wales to see out the remainder of the game for a truly remarkable victory.

Answer: England

Answer: England


Scott Peterson horrified the nation when he was convicted 10 years ago for murdering his 8-months-pregnant wife Laci and their unborn son Conner. While he was sentenced to death for the crime, the likelihood that the 42-year-old will actually be executed is unlikely in California where the last death row inmate was killed in 2006. Perhaps most shocking though is the fact that Peterson lives a relatively 'cushy' life at the Bay Area's 163-year-old San Quentin prison - which houses the largest death row population in the nation. Scroll down for video Peteron's easy life behind bars: Scott Peterson is living in what has been described as an 'exclusive' and 'cushy' part of San Quentin prison in California. Above, photos of the man who killed his 8-months-pregnant wife in jail last year
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Author who saw Scott Peterson in San Quentin prison says the convicted murderer has a much easier life than most death row inmates
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Peterson has a private cell and has free access to a roof deck with a basketball court
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'Scott Peterson has an exclusive life inside San Quentin,' author Nancy Mulane says

Question: Prosecutors argued that the state the bodies were in indicated that @placeholder was suffocated or strangled to death.

Answer: Laci


California Gov. Jerry Brown on Friday declared a drought emergency for the state, saying it is facing "perhaps the worst drought that California has ever seen since records (began) about 100 years ago." The governor's announcement, made in San Francisco, came as a wildfire burned Friday with only 30% containment in 1,700 acres of foothills of Los Angeles County near Glendora. An illegal campfire apparently ignited the wildfire, and fire officials cited drought conditions as contributing to the blaze. In his declaration, the governor called for voluntary "20% conservation of our water use" statewide. "It's important to wake all Californians to the serious matter of the drought and lack of rain," Brown told reporters. "We are in an unprecedented, very serious situation that people should pause and reflect on how dependent we are on the  rain, nature and one other.
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Some in Azusa can return home, other wildfire evacuees cannot, police say
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State faces perhaps worst drought since records began 100 years ago
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Governor asks residents and businesses for voluntary 20% conservation
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"This could be a giant fire year" for California, CNN's Chad Myers says

Question: The number of evacuees fell even further Friday, when police in the inland Southern California city of @placeholder announced that select residents could return to their homes at 4 p.m. (7 p.m.

Answer: Azusa


(CNN) -- Saudi Arabia's Interior Ministry has identified the suicide bomber who attempted to assassinate the country's assistant interior minister last Thursday and released details of a phone conversation between the two men prior to the attack. A Saudi man reads a newspaper featuring a front-page story on Thursday's attack. The disclosures reported by the country's official news agency were highly unusual. The agency, SPA, reported the attacker, Abdullah Hassan Talea' Asiri, a wanted Saudi militant who had been hiding in Yemen, got in touch with Saudi authorities telling them he wanted to turn himself in to Saudi Prince Mohammed bin Naif, the assistant minister of Interior for Security Affairs.
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Wanted Saudi militant Abdullah Hassan Talea' Asiri had been hiding in Yemen
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Reportedly got in touch with Saudi authorities saying he wanted to turn himself in
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Asiri met with Saudi assistant minister of Interior for Security Affairs
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He explained other Saudi militants in Yemen also wished to surrender

Question: @placeholder, who is also the son of the country's Interior Minister, was lightly injured in the attack.

Answer: Mohammed bin Naif


Tokyo (CNN) Japanese millennials just aren't having sex. That's according to a government survey published last week, claiming that 42% of men and 44.2% of women -- almost half of Japan's millennial singles aged between 18 to 34 -- are virgins. While some prefer it that way, others would like their fortunes to change, with 85.7% of men and 89.3% of women harboring hopes of marriage in the future. The survey did not look at same-sex partners. Japan's lack of interest in sex is blamed on everything from a stagnant economy to Japanese manga fans favoring fantasy over reality. Changing social norms
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Almost half of Japan's singles are still virgins
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Experts say everything from the stagnant economy to interest in anime is to blame

Question: @placeholder has one of the world's lowest birthrates and is home to a severely aging population, with a recent survey finding 34.6 million Japanese aged over 65.

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japan

Question: "Men are making about a third to half of what they used to make during @placeholder's economic boom years in the 1980s.

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japan

Question: She explained that the income decrease made men in @placeholder feel less confident in attracting Japan's increasingly successful class of women, who have become used to earning their own money and putting themselves first.

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japan

Question: She explained that the income decrease made men in Japan feel less confident in attracting @placeholder's increasingly successful class of women, who have become used to earning their own money and putting themselves first.

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japan


Shirley Temple's bitter ex-husband tried to derail her appointment to a diplomatic post by calling her 'emotionally unstable' during her FBI background check John George Agar told an agent in 1969 to think twice because Temple would 'overreact if she didn't get her way'. He also said that her mother had wrecked their marriage because she interfered in their affairs too much. His efforts were unsuccessful as dozens of other people including Ronald Reagan came to Temple's defense and called her a 'very courageous woman of the highest morals'. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Child star: Shirley Temple made her name as the child actor who cheered America through the Depression but in later years she was a committed Republican who wanted to serve her country
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Former child star was nominated for the office by Richard Nixon in 1969 and the FBI was called in to check she was suitable
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File reveals agents went to huge lengths to question those who knew her about her - Republican - political views and those of husband Charles Black
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Her first husband John Agar told agents she was 'untrustworthy' - unlike then-California Governor Reagan who strongly backed her
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Temple died in February 2014 aged 85 and her 417-page FBI file was obtained by Daily Mail Online under Freedom of Information Act rules

Question: Her divorce petition said that Temple had endured 'grievous mental suffering' and that @placeholder had subjected her to 'extreme cruelty'.

Answer: John George Agar

Answer: John Agar


Forget football and the beauty salon - according to a new study, women seek well-travelled, cultured and informed guys, while men seek ambitious, active and creative girls. In a recent eHarmony survey of more than 100,000 members, it was revealed that some hobbies can have a significant impact on boosting a single’s chances of scoring a date, while other pastimes may actually be doing more harm than good. Speaking to Daily Mail Australia, Lloyd and Kellie Davis-Slade, who met on eHarmony in 2012, say they were instantly attracted to each other's profiles, although they admitted many users secretly make up hobbies in the hope of attracting the opposite sex.
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A new study by eHarmony show hobbies that attract the opposite sex
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Men prefer women who are interested in their own personal growth
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Women are drawn to men who are able to hold a conversation on politics
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Lloyd and Kellie Davis-Slade met on the dating website
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They are now married with a daughter and say hobbies matter

Question: She liked the same movies as @placeholder, had the same musical taste and most importantly had the same life goals.

Answer: Lloyd

Answer: Lloyd


(CNN) An Australian senator with close ties to a prominent Chinese businessman and political donor has stepped down amid growing concerns about China's influence over Australian politics. Opposition Labor party Senator Sam Dastyari announced his resignation early Tuesday morning after weeks of pressure, saying he wanted to spare his party further distraction. "I have always honored my parliamentary oath, I've always acted with integrity and I remain a loyal patriotic Australian," Dastyari told reporters as he announced his resignation. The Dastyari controversy prompted the introduction of new security laws last week, including a complete ban on foreigners donating to Australian political parties.
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The Chinese government reacted furiously to allegations of influence in Australia
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Dastyari has previously been accused of working closely with Chinese donors

Question: "The Chinese integrity of its borders is a matter for @placeholder," he told the gathering.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese

Question: "The truth is it is a mirror that exposes the ridiculousness of @placeholder media, who blow up the 'China threat theory' ...

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australia


George North has been warned he could put his career in jeopardy if he plays again this season after suffering a third confirmed concussion in the space of four months. The Northampton and Wales winger, who sustained two head injuries against England in February but was controversially allowed to play on after medics missed the incidents, was knocked unconscious again on Friday night in Saints' Aviva Premiership win over Wasps. Northampton director of rugby Jim Mallinder indicated after the game that the 22-year-old could still be considered for next Saturday's European Champions Cup clash with Clermont, but brain injury experts insist he should not play again this season. 'George needs to be given an extended rest period to figure out if this is something that he has just not recovered from or whether there are genuine issues,' World Rugby concussion advisor Professor Willie Stewart said.
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George North has been told not to play again this season after suffering a third concussion in four months against Wasps
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North suffered two head injuries against England in February but was controversially allowed to stay on the pitch
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World Rugby concussion advisor Professor Wille Stewart believes North is in need of an extended rest period

Question: A @placeholder statement read: 'After the game George North was conscious and in the Saints' changing room with the rest of the team.

Answer: Northampton

Answer: Northampton


Experts have discovered that this dove grey suit was once worn by notorious Nazi leader Hermann Goering. They used sweat stains on the uniform to link it to the overweight German commander and it is now expected to fetch £85,000 when it goes under the hammer in Plymouth, Devon. Goering, who founded the Gestapo and was commander of the German air force, was well known for being overweight and as a result the suit shows the strain of being worn by the large officer. It was originally believed to be a replica, but the careful examination of the sweat blemishes and fraying on the buttons and buckles led experts to believe it had been worn.
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Herman Goering founded the Gestapo and was head of the Nazi air force
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He was known for being overweight and for his tendency to sweat a lot
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Wear and tear on the suit made by Viennese tailor helped experts identify Goering as its owner
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It is being auctioned by Devon-Parade Antiques and is expected to fetch £85,000

Question: The uniform is being sold as a set which includes the original tunic, trousers and braces worn by Goering as well as a replica peaked cap and an original @placeholder general's belt that would not have been owned by the Nazi commander.

Answer: Nazi

Answer: Nazi


Frail and ashen-faced, a young Syrian woman is wrapped in blankets moments after giving birth on the Greek island of Lesbos. The woman had her baby shortly after landing on the beach after crossing the Aegean Sea from Turkey. Paramedics and volunteers treated the new mother on the shore before carrying her inland. She is understood to be among a group of migrants who arrived on the island by rubber dinghy today. It comes days after the Greek government announced its first so-called 'hotspot reception centre', which will register and identify migrants, would open on the island within the next 10 days.
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Young woman gave birth on beach moments after arriving on Greek island
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She was treated by volunteers on the shore before being carried inland
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Comes after Greece pledged first processing centre would open in 10 days
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Country hopes to relocate 10,000 migrants and refugees every two months
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See more of the latest news and updates on the Syrian refugee crisis

Question: @placeholder has seen a record of about 400,000 refugees and

Answer: Greek

Answer: Greek

Answer: Greek

Answer: Greece


(CNN) We think of automobiles as American as baseball, apple pie, and hotdogs - or at least that's what the car advertisers have gotten us to believe. But as the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's investigation into a fatal self-driving car accident should remind us, the automobile's centrality to the American way of life was an expensive and political battle with nearly uncountable human casualties. The latest permutation on this theme occurred in May, when a self-driving Tesla-S failed to register the side of a white tractor-trailer truck against a pale sky. In its statement on the accident, Tesla is quick to remind us that the 40-year-old man killed in the crash was a technology consultant and autonomous vehicle enthusiast -- as if a martyr for the greater cause of civic transportation.
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Douglas Rushkoff:  Man died in self-driving Tesla crash, a reminder that humans and autonomous vehicles are incompatible
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He says car companies have long advanced the goals of their auto technology and profit over the needs of humans
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Rushkoff: Companies locked into outmoded car culture vision, should instead aim to reprogram transportation from the ground up

Question: Had the tractor-trailer also been driven by computer, it could have been on the same network as the @placeholder.

Answer: Tesla-S

Answer: Tesla

Answer: Tesla


Playing with Thierry Henry turned Bradley Wright-Phillips into the MLS's top goal scorer last season. The duo had chemistry and the result was one of those seasons that will be hard to beat, with the Englishman scoring 27 goals in 32 games and winning the league's golden boot. Doing it again might be a lot tougher. Henry, the French international who brought immense talent and recognition to the league, has retired and Wright-Phillips is going to have to go through an adjustment period. Bradley Wright-Phillips (left) didn't have a shot in the Red Bulls' season opener against Sporting Kansas City
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Thierry Henry retired from football at the end of the season
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Bradley Wright-Phillips was the MLS's top scorer last year
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New York Red Bulls striker says he won't change playing style
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Englishman also insists he has no desire of returning to play in Europe

Question: The @placeholder have revamped their roster and Henry isn't the only one gone.

Answer: Red Bulls

Answer: New York Red Bulls


Grinning cheekily in his father’s arms, Prince George can’t resist monkeying around in this previously unseen photograph issued to mark his second birthday tomorrow. The picture was taken by celebrated fashion photographer Mario Testino at his little sister Princess Charlotte’s christening earlier this month. The snap shows doting father Prince William and his son in the gardens at Sandringham House, the Queen’s private residence in Norfolk. William, who recently described his lively son as a ‘little monkey’, looks on with pride as George, who is third in line to the throne and was born at the private Lindo Wing at St Mary’s Hospital on July 22 2013, gazes adorably into the camera.
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Image shows a very smiley Prince George leaning towards the camera
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Photographer Mario Testino captured image at Charlotte's christening
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Last year he had party at Kensington Palace with Queen as guest of honour
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This time he will celebrate his birthday at Anmer Hall in Norfolk

Question: They are very pleased to share this picture as they celebrate @placeholder's second birthday.

Answer: Prince George

Answer: George

Answer: Prince George


Stabbed with forks and the ends of broken brooms, urinated on, choked unconscious and used as a sex slave. These are just a few examples of the horrific abuse a New Zealand woman underwent while she was held captive by her ex-partner for nearly two decades. 'You don't need a cage to kidnap somebody, you terrify them,' Katrina Jones said. Ms Jones told 3News how she dropped down to 35 kilograms and suffered severe brain damage from all of the beatings that has now forced her to wear a helmet to protect her battered skull. She met her captor, Alan Rosewarne when she was a 'naive' 15-year-old and he was a 24-year-old 'local bad boy and cannabis dealer' in 1989.
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A New Zealand woman was held captive and beaten for 17 years
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Katrina Jones was stabbed with forks, beaten unconscious and urinated on
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She met her ex partner, Alan Rosewarne, when she was 15 and he was 24
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He hauled her up in a 'house of horrors' where they raised four children
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She escaped by hiking 26 kilometres in the dead of night while he slept

Question: 'The house was always shut up, the windows never opened,' @placeholder's mother Katherine Jones said.

Answer: Katrina Jones

Answer: Katrina Jones


Bill Gates drew fire from Tory backbenchers ahead of a visit to the Commons this week after he praised the government’s lavish spending on foreign aid. The tycoon and philanthropist has hailed David Cameron for showing ‘true leadership’ for handing out £11.4billion in foreign aid last year. Mr Gates – the richest man in the world - has been invited to address MPs by Commons Speaker John Bercow this week. Britain is one of the only countries which has committed to giving away 0.7 per cent of its national income to poor nations – many of them ruled by corrupt regimes.
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Bill Gates commended Britain's large contribution to poorer countries
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The Microsoft tycoon said the spending must continue to improve world
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Tory MPs slammed his opinion, saying Britain could not afford to do more
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Critics suggested he direct his advice to The White House instead

Question: He said: ‘@placeholder started giving huge money in overseas aid when he had earned it.

Answer: Bill Gates

Answer: Gates

Answer: Bill Gates


Chelsea have sounded out Atletico Madrid boss Diego Simeone about becoming the club's permanent manager next summer. The Blues sacked Jose Mourinho on Thursday afternoon after a shocking season which saw nine defeats in their first 16 Premier League games. And with former boss Guus Hiddink taking over until the end of the season on a caretaker basis, Roman Abramovich and his board have identified Simeone as the man they want for the long term. Are Chelsea right to sack Jose Mourinho? Are Chelsea right to sack Jose Mourinho? Now share your opinion Chelsea have been in talks with the Argentine's camp over the past week, with it costing £15million to break his contract in the Spanish capital.
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Chelsea have sacked Jose Mourinho after a disastrous start to the season
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Roman Abramovich wants Diego Simeone to be the club's long-term boss
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Guus Hiddink will take charge of Chelsea until the end of the season
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It will cost Chelsea £15m to buy Simeone out of his Atletico Madrid deal
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Former Argentina midfielder is unsure about a move to Stamford Bridge
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Pep Guardiola has told Chelsea they need to sign 10 new players

Question: Abramovich may be forced to pay @placeholder more than £40m after the Portuguese manager signed a four-year deal last summer.

Answer: Jose Mourinho

Answer: Jose Mourinho

Answer: Jose Mourinho

Answer: Jose Mourinho


(CNN) -- The Greek footballer who achieved global infamy on Saturday after celebrating a goal with a fascist salute has been barred by his club until the end of the season. Having already been issued with a life ban from the Greek national team for his actions in the 2-1 league win over Veria, Giorgos Katidis has now been sanctioned by AEK Athens as well. The move follows widespread criticism of the 20-year-old's behavior, with many commentators expressing disbelief at the player's claim that he was ignorant of the full meaning of his actions. In a statement, AEK confirmed rumors that the club future of the onetime Greek under-19 captain is now in serious question.
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AEK Athens bans Giorgos Katidis until end of season for controversial goal celebration
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Midfielder, 20, has already been handed life ban from national team by Greek federation
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AEK to decide player's future after Super League ends in April

Question: His club ban follows on from a statement he gave on Sunday, in which he asked to be dropped from the first team because of the way in which he had "offended the history" of @placeholder.

Answer: AEK Athens

Answer: AEK

Answer: AEK Athens

Answer: AEK


For many people with primary school children, their weekends are filled with football and cooking, laughter and games. However, for some families, time away from school is filled with violence and the constant dread of being attacked - by their own children. While incidents of domestic abuse against women by their partners is well known, violence against mothers by their children is still a relatively taboo subject. Scroll down for video Tracy stands by one of the damaged walls attacked by Robert during a temper tantrum Ten-year-old Robert kicks his mother Tracy at their home in Preston, Lancashire One woman, Tracy, lives in perpetual fear of her ten-year-old son Robert and his vicious onslaughts which range from kicks to punches.
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Mum Tracy has called police to save her from being attacked by schoolboy
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Chased from the house by Robert who was brandishing two bread knives
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Regularly has items thrown at her including skirting boards and books
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Family appearing on Channel 5's show My Violent Child

Question: 'He can be evil at times and chased @placeholder out of the house with two bread knives and we had to call the police.

Answer: Tracy

Answer: Tracy

Answer: Tracy


(CNN) The general many hold responsible for the Rohingya refugee crisis has told Pope Francis there is "no religious discrimination" in Myanmar. Senior General Min Aung Hlaing said all faiths in the country are able to worship freely following a meeting Monday with Francis after the pontiff arrived in Myanmar for his first trip to the staunchly Buddhist country. "The Tatmadaw is making efforts to restore peace, and wish of all Tatmadawmen is to ensure peace of the nation," he said, using an alternative name for the country's army. "Myanmar has no discrimination among the ethnics." The Pope met Sr. Gen. Min Aung Hlaing and other top generals in the former capital Yangon for a 15-minute "courtesy visit" followed by an exchange of gifts, according to Vatican spokesman Greg Burke.
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The Pope is in Myanmar until November 30
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After that he heads to Bangladesh, where he is expected to meet with some Rohingya refugees

Question: Since the crisis began, more than 620,000 Rohingya have fled across the border to neighboring @placeholder, where the Pope will travel later this week.

Answer: Bangladesh

Question: Experts warn that this trip will require the @placeholder balance a uniquely complicated set of humanitarian, diplomatic and religious questions.

Answer: Pope

Answer: Pope


(CNN) There were scarcely any hints of the tumultuous years that would follow the swearing-in of Dr. John Pombe Magufuli on 5th November 2015 as Tanzania's fifth president. After all, his Chama cha Mapinduzi (CCM) party had been in power for decades, and his victory seemed to herald continuity with the past. In fact, Magufuli's opponent attracted more attention during the campaign than Magufuli himself. When Edward Lowassa defected from CCM to the opposition and ran for president against his old party, it looked fleetingly as though this elite split might spell the end of CCM's dominance. But Magufuli has not brought continuity, but dramatic change. He began to impress just days after his inauguration. He made a snap unannounced visit to the Ministry of Finance on his first day as president. Then he pulled funds intended for Independence Day celebrations and redirected them to anti-cholera operations. He began a shake-up of the Tanzania Port Authority, and extended it to the Tanzania Revenue Authority as he launched a tax collection drive. An audit of the public payroll led to a  purge of "ghost workers". Quickly, it became apparent that he was genuinely waging war on corruption in the Tanzanian state.
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President John Magufuli was a popular choice for president of Tanzania
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But he has launched a series of attacks on media, judiciary and political opponents
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Magufuli is also taking on international mining companies

Question: The third and most recent theme in @placeholder's presidency has been a confrontation with multinational mining companies.

Answer: John Pombe Magufuli

Answer: Magufuli

Answer: Magufuli

Answer: Magufuli

Answer: John Magufuli

Answer: Magufuli


(CNN) Hillary Clinton was riding high. Then Anthony Weiner resurfaced. A string of strong swing state polls, an expanding battleground map and the end of the presidential debates had Clinton -- and her aides -- feeling good about the final days of the campaign. The normally careful candidate was dancing on television, celebrating her birthday with gifts of tequila and seemingly having fun during a campaign that, at times, seemed to be a slog for her. Then her nagging email controversy roared back. News broke on the flight between New York and Iowa that the FBI was reviewing new emails related to Clinton's personal server, bringing an issue they had assumed was behind them back into the campaign.
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News broke on a flight that the FBI was reviewing new emails related to Clinton's personal server
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Word of the investigation was met with dumbfounded looks from Clinton's staffers

Question: Donald Trump says he can still win and he is right," @placeholder told supporters.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton


In the moments after Philippe Coutinho scored his second goal, Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck began sending a flurry of texts from his seat in the director's box. To Roman Abramovich? To Guus Hiddink? Soon enough Jose Mourinho will be getting the message because this club does not take humiliation particularly well. Football royalty was at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, with England head coach Roy Hodgson sitting alongside Buck for an embarrassing 3-1 defeat by Liverpool. Two seats down from Buck was the club's record goalscorer Frank Lampard and his dad Frank senior, enjoying the hospitality of the boardroom, if not the performance or the result.
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Chelsea were beaten 3-1 by Liverpool at Stamford Bridge on Saturday
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It was the latest in a string of bad results this season for Jose Mourinho
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Chelsea manager is searching for a solution as his future is discussed
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If he is sacked for a second time there is little chance of a second return
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Chelsea's squad are bored to death by Mourinho's tactical straitjacket
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Mourinho has problems in his relationship with a number of key players
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Read: Chelsea first-team member would 'rather lose than win for Mourinho'

Question: @placeholder's website had an interesting take on the momentous defeat by Liverpool, starting by acknowledging Ramires putting them in the lead before noting that the visitors 'made the best of their attacks later in the game'.

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea


What party poopers. Wrexham were all set to celebrate their 150th birthday and had their eye on a rather nice present - the FA Trophy. Coasting at 2-0 with just a quarter-hour remaining here at Wembley, Wrexham had their celebrations well underway. Then, North Ferriby United decided to roll up, gatecrash and ruin everything. Goals from Louis Moult and Jay Harris had the Welsh side in complete control but North Ferriby, who play a division below, forced extra time through Liam King’s penalty and Ryan Kendall’s late leveller. Players of North Ferriby United celebrate after winning the The FA Carlsberg Trophy on penalties
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Goalkeeper Adam Nicklin was the hero as North Ferriby came back from two goals down to beat Wrexham on penalties to win the FA Trophy
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Louis Molt and Jay Harris goals had fired the Welsh side into the lead
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Liam King scored a penalty to give United a lifeline before substitute Ryan Kendall equalised late in normal time
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Kendall's header made it 3-2 before Moult's stunning strike set up penalties, which Ferriby triumphed 5-4

Question: @placeholder of Wrexham scores the first goal of the game as they took control early on in the final

Answer: Louis Moult

Answer: Moult


San Francisco (CNN) -- As Nokia prepares for its next crucial venture into the U.S. and high-end smartphones, the Finnish cell-phone maker is missing a crucial piece: an abundant catalog of applications. Nokia is attempting to woo app developers with such incentives as pre-installing their software on the forthcoming phone, prominent promotion for their products and funding development of an app, according to three people involved in the negotiations. A vibrant app store has become a major selling point to smartphone customers. In the past, Nokia, which sells the highest volume of mobile phones worldwide, has made efforts to work with some creators of apps for its platforms. A Nokia spokeswoman said the company offers app developers a variety of incentives, some in partnership with Microsoft, which include coding assistance and marketing. "We do not disclose these arrangements, as each is different," she said. Microsoft declined to comment for this story.
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Nokia is offering to pay developers to make apps for its new phone, sources say
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Such payments from phone manufacturers are unusual
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Microsoft did something similar last year, but its Windows Phone app catalog is still lacking
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Nokia is set to launch its first Windows phone by the end of the year, sources say

Question: On Tuesday, Microsoft began distributing the new version of Windows Phone, which will run on the @placeholder device.

Answer: Nokia

Answer: Nokia

Answer: Nokia

Answer: Nokia

Answer: Nokia

Answer: Nokia

Question: I had to get on the phone with @placeholder just to get my app published."

Answer: Microsoft

Answer: Microsoft

Answer: Microsoft

Question: Microsoft is hoping to solve both problems with its long-term "strategic partnership" with @placeholder, the highest-volume cell-phone manufacturer worldwide.

Answer: Nokia

Answer: Nokia

Answer: Nokia

Answer: Nokia

Answer: Nokia

Answer: Nokia


Washington (CNN) When the United States caught its first big al Qaeda operative, six months after the 9/11 terror attacks, it found a disturbing clue: phone numbers linked to the United States. In an overnight raid, Pakistani forces captured Abu Zubaydah, allegedly a recruiter for the terror group and a member of Osama bin Laden's inner circle. Now, 14 years after Zubaydah was apprehended, newly declassified information from a 2002 congressional report on the 9/11 attacks, dubbed the "28 pages," reveals an indirect link previously hidden from the American public between the alleged al Qaeda operative and a company associated with a key member of the Saudi royal family, former Saudi Ambassador to the United States Prince Bandar bin Sultan.
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The possibility of official Saudi involvement in 9/11 has hung over the relationship between the two countries
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Bandar is a key Saudi royal figure known to have a very close relationship with George H. W. Bush

Question: An unlisted number was also found for a bodyguard who worked at the @placeholder Embassy in Washington.

Answer: Saudi

Answer: Saudi

Answer: Saudi

Answer: Saudi

Question: "Bayoumi's wife attempted to deposit three of the checks from @placeholder's wife, which were payable to Bassnan's wife, into her own accounts," according to a passage from the 28 pages.

Answer: Bandar

Answer: Bandar


(CNN) Prince William and Prince Harry have spoken of their regret at the brevity of their final phone call with their mother, Princess Diana, just hours before her 1997 death in a car crash in Paris. In a new documentary set to release on Monday by ITV in Great Britain and HBO in the United States, Prince Harry recalls how quickly he got off the phone with his mother. The two brothers were at Balmoral Castle in Scotland when Diana called from Paris. "I can't necessarily remember what I said, but all I do remember is regretting for the rest of my life how short the phone call was," Harry told ITV.
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Prince William says he was in a hurry to get off the phone to go play
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"I do remember ... regretting for the rest of my life how short the phone call was," Harry says

Question: "We felt, you know, incredibly loved, @placeholder and I ... and I'm very grateful that that love still -- still feels there," Prince William said.

Answer: Harry

Answer: Harry

Answer: Harry

Answer: Harry


Washington (CNN) -- 3M Company has abandoned its plan to acquire a competitor who sells labels and sticky notes after the government said it would fight the proposed merger, the Justice Department announced Tuesday. The Justice Department said the 3M agreement with Avery Dennison Corp. would have left Avery without its brand or the sales and distribution system necessary to compete effectively in the sticky notes market. "We welcome the companies' decision to abandon this deal, which raised competitive concerns in the sale of labels and sticky notes," said Joseph Wayland, acting assistant attorney general in charge of the Antitrust Division.
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3M had planned merger with rival note-maker Avery
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Justice Department says deal would have been bad for competition
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Justice says the firms' fight for the labels and sticky notes market saves customers millions

Question: @placeholder was tops in labels and 3M was ahead in sticky notes sold under its Post-it brand.

Answer: Avery Dennison Corp.

Answer: Avery

Answer: Avery


Nicola Sturgeon this afternoon scoffed at claims by Labour leader Ed Miliband that he would never do a deal with the SNP to become Prime Minister - insisting he will 'change his tune' after the election. The Scottish First Minister said Mr Miliband simply 'won't have the votes to say that he is going to do what he likes come what may' and reiterated her call for Labour to 'work together to lock the Tories out'. It came after Mr Miliband this morning repeatedly insisted he would not enter into any deal with the SNP after the election - either as a formal Coalition or a looser pact to put him in Number 10.
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Scottish First Minister said Mr Miliband simply 'won't have the votes'
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She reiterated her call for Labour to 'work together to lock the Tories out'
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Mr Miliband this morning insisted he would not make any deals with SNP
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Labour is expected to suffer heavy losses in Scotland - where it has 41 MPs

Question: SNP leader @placeholder speaking at a rally of female activists to launch the SNP's women's pledge today

Answer: Nicola Sturgeon


In a season of undeniable success for Scotland’s two pro teams, two youngsters emerged with more than mere plaudits. Finn Russell, with some exceptional performances, helped Glasgow Warriors secure their first Pro12 title, while Edinburgh’s Sam Hidalgo-Clyne also broke down an hitherto insurmountable barrier by leading his side into a European final. History was made - as were reputations. Both are part of Vern Cotter’s training squad that meets Sunday as they begin their preparations for the forthcoming Rugby World Cup in England. Whether the Kiwi will partner the 22-year-old Glasgow No 10 with the 21-year-old Edinburgh scrum-half remains to be seen but they have certainly given the Scotland head coach plenty to think about.
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Finn Russell helped Glasgow Warriors secured their first Pro 12 title
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Edinburgh's Sam Hidalgo Clyne led his team to a European final
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They are both in Vern Cotter's Scotland squad for the 2015 World Cup

Question: ‘@placeholder has stood up and certainly put forward a very strong case.

Answer: Finn Russell


Jade Jones blazed back from her World Championship heartache to grab Great Britain's third gold medal at the European Games in Baku on Wednesday night. The 22-year-old from Flint kept her nerve to beat Croatia's Ana Zaninovic 12-9 just one month after a scoring malfunction cost her the chance to claim a place on the podium in Chelyabinsk. Olympic champion Jones, whose triumph followed golds for taekwondo team-mate Charlie Maddock and triathlete Gordon Benson, said she now wanted to go on to reach new heights in the sport. Jones said: 'It's great to achieve so much at such a young age but I still have the world and European titles to win. I want to become a legend in my sport so I'm not done yet.
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Jade Jones kept her nerve to beat Croatia's Ana Zaninovic 12-9 in Baku
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Jones bounced back from World Championship heartache to grab  gold
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Her triumph followed golds for Charlie Maddock and Gordon Benson
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The Olympic taekwondo champion wants to reach new heights in the sport

Question: After an easy first round win over Despina Pilavki of Cyprus, @placeholder had to fight back in the final half-minute to edge a tight second round win over Edina Kotsis of Hungary.

Answer: Jade Jones

Answer: Jones

Answer: Jones

Answer: Jade Jones

Answer: Jones


(CNN) Marilou Danley said that she was worried her boyfriend, Stephen Paddock, was trying to break up with her when he bought her a cheap ticket to the Philippines about two weeks ago, then wired her money so she could buy her and her family a house there. But Danley, in a statement read by her attorney, said she didn't know Paddock had planned to carry out a mass shooting. In her first public remarks since Paddock killed 58 people and wounded close to 500 others in Las Vegas on Sunday night, Danley said Paddock -- a man she described as "kind" --  never gave her any clues or any warning "that something horrible like this was going to happen."
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Gunman came to Las Vegas during Life is Beautiful festival
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The shooter's girlfriend is back in the US and being questioned

Question: Danley's statement sheds little light on what led the 64-year-old retired accountant to fire from his 32nd-floor hotel room window into a crowd of 22,000 concertgoers in the heart of @placeholder.

Answer: Las Vegas

Answer: Las Vegas


Pot-smoking country singer Willie Nelson has been accused of stealing a marijuana-inspired song and passing it off as his own. Songwriter Ashley Wilson claims she and her late partner 'Uncle' Mark Reynolds wrote Nelson's Number One hit 'Roll Me Up And Smoke Me When I Die' a quarter of a century ago. And now they want Nelson to give up all his profits from the song, which topped the charts for the 81-year-old country outlaw in 2012, when he sang it along with other famous marijuana users Snoop Dogg, Kris Kristofferson and country star Jamey Johnson. Wilson, 45, has filed a federal lawsuit in her native Georgia, claiming copyright infringement against Nelson, four men listed as the hit's songwriters and a slew of record companies.
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Songwriter Ashley Wilson says she and her late partner 'Uncle' Mark Reynolds wrote Nelson's Number 1 hit 25 years ago
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The suit points to versions of the song posted on YouTube
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In one video, Reynolds, who died in 2004 at 44, says he wrote the song for his mother
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Nelson released the single on April 20 2012 - a significant day for pot smokers as 420 is slang for cannabis
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He sang it at 4:20 p.m. on that day at the unveiling of a statue of himself in Austin, Texas

Question: The @placeholder/Wilson version lyrics say: 'Now don't you sit around a-weeping, telling tales about how good I was.

Answer: Mark Reynolds

Answer: Mark Reynolds

Answer: Reynolds


There are Last-Chance Saloons and then there are bars in which it might be better not to pick a fight. In most boxing eyes Paul Smith Jnr is walking into a beating in California on Saturday night. The eldest of Liverpool’s four fighting brothers has two chances against Andre Ward – slim and none. And as flamboyant promoter Don King is fond of saying: ‘Slim just left town.’ Should Smith do the same? Not when, as a total professional, he has the opportunity to test himself against the best super-middleweight on the planet. Not when, at 32 and with a thoroughly respectable record, he can bring his career to its climax with his third successive fight against a world champion.
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Brit Paul Smith Jnr fights Andre Ward in Oakland, California on Saturday
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Liverpudlian Smith is rated as a massive underdog for the world title fight
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But Ward has not fought for 19 months and Smith will fancy his chances
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Floyd Mayweather is no closer to announcing his next opponent
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Argentinian boxer Sergio Martinez retires and will take up career in acting

Question: Although that period of inactivity - the consequence of promotional disputes and injuries – has deleted him from most pound-for-pound rankings, @placeholder is still widely perceived as one of the top three or four boxers in the world.

Answer: Andre Ward


(CNN) -- A bill that requires cruise ships to tighten security measures and report alleged crimes is awaiting President Obama's approval. The Senate on Wednesday passed the Cruise Vessel Security and Safety Act, after it received broad bipartisan support in the House with a vote of 416-4 last year. Peepholes on cabin doors, rails no lower than 42 inches and information packets on how to report crimes are some of the changes commercial cruise passengers can expect to see after the legislation takes effect. Ships built after the legislation's passage also must be equipped with security latched and time-sensitive key technology.
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Cruise Vessel Security and Safety Act calls for peepholes on cabin doors, higher ship rails
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Ships must carry rape kits, STD medications, medical staff to treat sex assault victims
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Bill also requires cruise ships to quickly report incidents to FBI, keep detailed logs
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Legislation applies to all commercial cruise ships that dock in United States

Question: Vessels also must keep a log of incidents and contact the nearest FBI field office "as soon as possible" after a homicide, kidnapping, assault or disappearance of a @placeholder national is reported.

Answer: United States


(CNN) "It upsets you and me, maybe -- but we're not typical Americans." That's what one of Richard Nixon's ad men told journalist Joe McGinniss during Nixon's 1968 run for the White House, as recounted in McGinniss' 1969 book, "The Selling of the President." They were speaking about a group of PR men who tailored Richard Nixon's image to match the desires of the public in 1968. Speechwriters, pitchmen and consultants built the campaign into what amounted to an exercise in consumer advertising. It marked the beginning of an age in which "packaging" a political candidate became a normal part of political campaigning. It was this shift, toward style over substance, that bothered McGinniss' source.
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Trump is a new world in political branding, say David Sable and Will Johnson
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His over-the-top message is a new way of reaching voters, they say
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The brand he is most similar to, in Sable and Johnson's research: Ultimate Fighting Championship

Question: But the attraction is undeniable for many: Both @placeholder and UFC present an unusual and dangerous spectacle that is compelling to many Americans.

Answer: Trump


Ronny Deila bemoaned the refereeing blunder which cost ten-man Celtic side a crack at a rare domestic treble. Virgil van Dijk's sublime 16th free-kick gave the Parkhead side a dream start to their Scottish Cup semi-final clash with Inverness. But the Parkhead side were denied a clear penalty and the chance to go 2-0 ahead before half-time when additional assistant Alan Muir failed to spot a goalline handball from Josh Meekings. Ronny Deila was angry at the referee's decision to now send off Josh Meekings and award his side a penalty Celtic's anger was further fuelled when McLean - rightly - sent off Parkhead keeper Craig Gordon for clattering into Marley Watkins in 53 minutes, Greg Tansey equalising from the spot.
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Ronny Deila was angry at the referee's decision to not award his side a penalty and send off Josh Meekings for a handball on the goal line
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Inverness went onto win 3-2 after Craig Gordon was rightly sent off
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Celtic's hopes of a domestic treble were dashed at Hampden Park
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Question: @placeholder' players celebrate at the final whistle after reaching the Scottish Cup final after extra time

Answer: Inverness

Answer: Inverness


Multiple private companies that collected and managed Hillary Clinton's emails during and after her tenure as secretary of state are refusing to cooperate with congressional Republicans attempting to investigate her email setup. The companies in Colorado and Connecticut are cooperating with an investigation by the FBI, however, explaining that the congressional requests have been much less formal requests. The refusal to cooperate includes both interviews and documents that Republicans are demanding from Denver-based Platte River Networks, which stored an email server that Clinton had secretly housed in her home from 2009 to 2013. The other tech company, Connecticut-based Datto Inc., has been blocked by Platte from cooperating with interview inquiries and requests for documents it stored as a cloud backup under a confidentiality agreement between the two firms.
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Private companies in Colorado and Connecticut are cooperating with the FBI, but refuse to do so with Republicans in Congress
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The Senate Homeland Security Committee and the House Select Committee on Benghazi want to interview company officials and see various documents
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Clinton testified for 11 hours before the House panel last month, and may face another probe by the House GOP over her email setup
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For more on Clinton's email scandal visit http://www.dailymail.co.uk/hillary

Question: The email scandal has dogged Clinton's presidential campaign since the @placeholder committee discovered her unusual email setup in March.

Answer: House Select Committee

Answer: House

Answer: House


A southern New Jersey woman jailed in an international custody dispute has been freed after spending more than eight years behind bars and is likely to be reunited with her daughter who's been without either parent for nearly a decade. María Jose Carrascosa, a 49-year-old native of Spain, was released from jail Friday night, The Record reported. Carrascosa, formerly of Fort Lee, was paroled last year after moving her daughter, then 5, to Spain when the girl's father, Peter Innes, was granted custody of the child. Freed: María Jose Carrascosa was released from a New Jersey jail on Friday after spending nearly 9 years behind bars for refusing to return her daughter to the United States
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Spanish national María Jose Carrascosa, 49, was jailed in 2006 after refusing to return her daughter to the custody of her father in New Jersey
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She was released Friday, in part because her estranged ex Peter Innes wrote a letter asking the court to do what's best for their daughter, now 14
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Carrascosa, now the focus of widespread media attention in Spain, plans to return to Valencia as soon as possible to be with her daughter
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The two have already had a tearful reunion after Carrascosa's release via Skype

Question: I did this so she can return to you in @placeholder.

Answer: Spain

Answer: Spain

Answer: Spanish

Answer: Spain

Question: Please know, you mom is completely free to immediately leave the United States and return to @placeholder.

Answer: Spain

Answer: Spain

Answer: Spanish

Answer: Spain


The White House, sensing a legislative defeat was nigh, today said President Barack Obama would be willing to meet Congress half way and sign legislation codifying its role in processing a nuclear deal with Iran if a Senate committee axed key portions of the bill during a formal review this afternoon. Senators later voted 19-0 to give the White House some of, but not all of its asks, and left in a signature feature of the bill giving Congress the authority to approve a final deal with Iran that the White House earlier implied may have been on the chopping block.
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Sensing a legislative defeat White House said the president would be willing to sign the bill if senators axed key portions of their Iran bill
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Senators voted 19-0 to give the White House some of, but not all of its asks, and left in a signature feature giving Congress authority over a deal
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It now goes to the full Senate, where it is could pass with a veto-proof majority - making the president powerless to reject it

Question: In the end, the committee decided to buck the @placeholder

Answer: White House

Answer: White House

Answer: White House

Answer: White House

Answer: White House

Question: The Obama administration has repeatedly said that it only ever agreed to the phased lifting of restrictions on @placeholder and made that clear during the last round of talks.

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran


(CNN) -- Rapper DMX had another run-in with police in South Carolina this week, ending with a citation for marijuana possession. The arrest in Greer, South Carolina, comes four weeks after he was charged with drunken driving in Greenville, just one town away. DMX -- whose real name is Earl Simmons -- was a passenger in a Ford F-350 truck stopped by police for allegedly making an improper lane change Tuesday night, according to the police report. The police report said the officer immediately recognized Simmons, 42, and knew that there was an outstanding warrant for his arrest for failure to appear in court for a previous charge.
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NEW: "No drugs were found on DMX or the other passengers," his publicist says
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The officer recognized DMX and knew there was an outstanding warrant for his arrest
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The arrest comes 4 weeks after DMX was charged with drunk driving in Greenville, S.C.
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DMX was released after being cited for simple possession of marijuana

Question: He was booked into the @placeholder jail, but released on bail hours later, a police spokesman said.

Answer: Greer


A spectacular fire show signalled the end of the inaugural European Games in Baku on Sunday night, but questions over the legacy of both the Games itself and the host city as a sporting hub will smoulder long after the lights have dimmed. Scorching heat, gale-force winds, suicidal taxi drivers and an architectural swirl of ostentatious skyscrapers, Islamic elegance and old Soviet apartment blocks served perfectly to encapsulate the fiery forces which continue to tug this city between east and west. Autocracies have their advantages when it comes to hosting major international multi-sports events, and the all-powerful hand of president Ilhan Aliyev was evident in the way the logistical and operational aspects of the Games ran as smoothly as any of the full Olympic showpieces he craves to command.
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Thousands of spectators filled the Olympic Stadium to watch fireworks and performances in the closing ceremony
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The first ever European Games were sometimes overshadowed human rights concerns and censorship issues
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Baku will likely bid for another Olympic Games as it gets ready to host a Formula One Grand Prix in 2016

Question: Patched together in 30 months, the Baku programme was too much of a hotch-potch: an unnecessary C-grade athletics competition and numerous junior events undermining, to an extent, its genuinely good quality @placeholder disciplines.

Answer: Olympic

Answer: Olympic Stadium

Answer: Olympic Games


Jack Butland made his first real error of the season with his gloves in Stoke’s win against Southampton, but nothing right now, it seems, can knock England and the Barclays Premier League’s most in-form goalkeeper. The 22-year-old has gone from Stoke’s back-up to providing a real threat to Joe Hart for the No1 spot in Roy Hodgson’s side for the Euros next summer since the start of the season. Southampton were so poor at home that he was afforded no real opportunity to enhance his reputation further and instead had a moment of panic when he spilled a routine catch straight to Victor Wanyama.
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Jack Butland kept his third consecutive clean sheet at the weekend
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Stoke have not conceded a goal on the road since September 12
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England goalkeeper made first real error of season in win at Southampton

Question: Fortunately for Butland the @placeholder midfielder shot wide, but mistakes like those kind can rock a young goalkeeper.

Answer: Southampton

Answer: Southampton

Answer: Southampton

Question: Even Southampton’s large majority of possession in the second half could barely yield a shot on target for @placeholder to save.

Answer: Jack Butland

Answer: Jack Butland


(CNN) The saga that ultimately ensnared two of the nation's leading national security officials started under the table at a restaurant at the Georgetown Four Seasons. Whatever happened that night -- and the only on-the-record account we have insists nothing untoward occurred -- by the time the proverbial check had been paid, four careers and reputations had been damaged. One of the other two so sullied, Jill Kelley -- often referenced in the media as a "Tampa socialite" -- on Thursday dropped her case against the U.S. government for violating her privacy rights by leaking her name to the media.
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In her self-published book Jill Kelley explains her relationship with David Petraeus
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The 2012 scandal led to his resignation as CIA director

Question: I later learned from reporters that @placeholder was advised that if he misrepresented my relationship with him, his mistress would be spared from jail time.

Answer: David Petraeus


Russian authorities have expressed fears for the lives of a transsexual man and his gay friend after they were reported to be heading to Syria captivated by Islamic State fundamentalist propaganda. Dubbed the 'battle trannies' by the Moscow media, the two suspects Alexei T. and Viktor E - who prefers to be known as Viktoria and dresses as a woman - are accused of maintaining contacts with armed extremist groups. Another police source Alexander Vinogradov said: 'We would always be interested in stopping people from joining a terrorist organisation but in this case there is a double motive, as our information is that this would not be accepted if they managed to get all the way to Syria, and it is unlikely that they would live very long once their sexual orientation was revealed.'
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Viktor E. and her friend Aleksey T left their home village of Kamchatka Krai
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22-year-olds were fed up with being 'persecuted' by friends and neighbours
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Pair are said to have watched ISIS recruitment videos before going to Syria
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Viktor reportedly believed she would be accepted as a woman by ISIS
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But the terror group regularly throws gay men to their deaths from the roofs of tall buildings or stones them in front of bloodthirsty crowds

Question: And then later he came here to school to get a copy of his diploma with a different name on it, @placeholder instead of Viktor.

Answer: Viktoria

Answer: Viktor

Question: 'He told me: 'Change my diploma from Viiktor to @placeholder.

Answer: Viktoria

Answer: Viktor


(CNN) -- The spending bill which funds almost all of the government through September 30, 2015, has a lot of moving parts and special provisions. There's more money to fight Ebola and less money for the IRS. The District of Columbia is prohibited from legalizing marijuana. But the most important part -- and the most disturbing -- is the repeal of a banking regulation provision passed under the Dodd-Frank law after the financial and economic meltdown of 2008. In Washington, Wall Street is back in charge. And once Republicans get full control of Congress in January, they will relentlessly attack the financial regulations that help to prevent banks from putting the economy and taxpayers at risk.
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Congress passed a spending bill that repealed a critical rule in the Dodd-Frank law
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Rick McGahey: Essentially, it means Wall Street is back in charge
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Repeal of provision means risk of banks' transactions will be passed to taxpayers, he says
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McGahey: Repeal provision was basically from a memo written by lobbyists for Citibank

Question: But that's what a GOP-controlled @placeholder looks ready to do.

Answer: Congress

Answer: Congress


(CNN) One of the youngest  victims in Orlando's deadly shooting was Luis Omar Ocasio-Capo. Known as Omar to friends, he was a dancer and barista. On Tuesday, less than three days after Omar's brutal murder, his grandmother, heartbroken and alone, boarded a flight to Orlando to attend his funeral. Jetblue crew member Kelly Davis Karas decided that the woman, though grieving alone, could not leave the plane without knowing the world was with her. Karas passed around a piece of paper for  passengers to sign so their words might ease the grandmother's aching heart. As Karas pushed the beverage cart down the plane's aisle, she whispered to passengers about the paper. Halfway down the aisle, another crew member on board said more paper was needed. Instead of signing their names and moving on, passengers were writing paragraphs—long notes of compassion, grief and strength.
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Flight attendant urged passengers to sign a note to Orlando victims' grandmother
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The Jetblue employee documented the overwhelming response on Facebook

Question: There were even a couple of cash donations, and more than a few tears,"  @placeholder wrote on Facebook.

Answer: Kelly Davis Karas

Answer: Karas

Answer: Karas

Question: After the hour-and-a-half flight, @placeholder made the standard announcements followed by "We stand with Orlando."

Answer: Kelly Davis Karas

Answer: Karas

Answer: Karas

Question: After the hour-and-a-half flight, Karas made the standard announcements followed by "We stand with @placeholder."

Answer: Orlando

Answer: Orlando

Answer: Orlando

Question: @placeholder then marveled as passengers stopped, one by one, to share a moment with the grandmother as they disembarked.

Answer: Kelly Davis Karas

Answer: Karas

Answer: Karas


(CNN) Huddled around a corner table during happy hour at the swanky St. Regis Hotel bar in downtown Washington, five young Republicans busily brainstormed how they could help Hillary Clinton become the next president of the United States. The group included an unlikely gang of pro-Clinton foot soldiers, including a Mississippi-born Southern Baptist who got her start in GOP politics as an intern in the second Bush White House, a conservative health care policy analyst who has volunteered for anti-abortion causes and a former president of the Cornell University College Republicans. Over glasses of wine and champagne Monday night, they kicked off the first steering committee meeting for a new organization: "Republican Women for Hillary."
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This is the post-primary Never Trump movement in action
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National opinion polls show Clinton leading Trump among several demographic groups, notably women voters

Question: But for these women who founded the group, (and one man who has joined in solidarity), @placeholder's bombastic style, offensive rhetoric toward women and minorities, slapdash policy "suggestions" risk destroying the party.

Answer: Never Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: "That being said, I can't vote for someone like @placeholder because he's overtly racist and misogynist."

Answer: Trump

Question: It's about using your vote to keep @placeholder out of office," Lim said.

Answer: Never Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: It is @placeholder women like these that Clinton has made a concerted effort to reach during as part of her campaign.

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republican