A promising British classical musician was behind bars in a tough and overcrowded Chilean jail last night after being arrested for drug trafficking. Alexander Harrild, an old boy of one of the UK's most exclusive private schools, the £35,000-a-year Dulwich College, had once seemed destined for an illustrious orchestral career. But after becoming embroiled in Chile's shady drugs culture, the 29-year-old now faces up to five years behind the bars of Santiago's brutal Uno prison, The Mail on Sunday can reveal, after he admitted dealing in large quantities of cocaine, marijuana and ecstasy. Harrild had emigrated from his family's £1.5 million house in South London to join the Santiago Philharmonic Orchestra as a horn player six years ago – but turned to a life of crime when a separate business enterprise turned sour.
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Alexander Harrild admitted dealing cocaine following his arrest in Chile
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Harrild left London in order to join the Santiago Philharmonic Orchestra
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Now the 29-year-old musician faces five years in a tough Chilean prison

Question: In his first court appearance, on May 6, he blamed his drug-dealing on the failure of the business, which worked with 300 restaurants in the @placeholder area.

Answer: Santiago

Answer: Santiago Philharmonic Orchestra

Answer: Santiago Philharmonic Orchestra


A California mother has opened up about the horrific experience of watching her once-vibrant daughter fade away and die from a little understood brain-eating amoeba. Sybil Meister firmly believes her daughter Koral Reef picked up the deadly and mysterious Balamuthia mandrillaris infection during a family trip to Lake Havasu in May 2013. Reef married her high school sweetheart that July and began to show worsening symptoms like headache, fatigue and stiff neck a couple of months later. By October 2014, Reef would be dead. She was 20-years-old. Tragic: Koral Reef, left, was a blushing bride in July 2013 as she wed her high school sweetheart. The 20-year-old Temecula, California woman would be dead just over a year later from a rare, deadly and incurable brain-eating amoeba infection
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Koral Reef, 20, died last year after a horrifying and protracted battle against the little-understood parasite Balamuthia mandrillaris
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Reef was wed to her high school sweetheart in July 2013 just months before she began showing symptoms like headache, fatigue and stiff neck
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Reef's mother Sybil Meister believes Reef picked up the amoeba on a trip to Lake Havasu in May 2013 -- she was dead by October 2014

Question: @placeholder has now embarked on a campaign to teach others about the water- and soil-borne infection.

Answer: Sybil Meister

Answer: Sybil Meister


(CNN) -- Roger Federer dropped his serve just once during a two-hour battle with Andy Roddick at the Miami Masters, but it was enough to end the former world No. 1's 16-match winning streak. Federer, who has already clinched three titles in 2012, boasts a strong record against world No. 34 Roddick and has beaten the American in four major finals among his record 16 grand slam crowns. But Roddick, the U.S. Open champion in 2003, dug deep to record a 7-6 (7-4) 1-6 6-4 win -- only his third over the Swiss in 24 meetings and his second at the U.S. hard-court event.
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Roger Federer loses to Andy Roddick, ending a 16-match winning streak
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The former world No. 1's serve broken just once in a two-hour match with American Roddick
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Defending champion Novak Djokovic through after beating Viktor Troicki
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U.S. No. 1 Mardy Fish into the last 16 after win over South Africa's Kevin Anderson

Question: "It was kind of a game of chess," said @placeholder, also a former world No.

Answer: Andy Roddick

Answer: Andy Roddick


Mauricio Pochettino insists he will not flood Tottenham's first team squad with players from the academy next season despite the success of his young stars. Harry Kane, Nabil Bentaleb and Ryan Mason, who are all products of Spurs' youth system, have taken giant strides in the senior set-up this season. Their success has led to calls for more youngsters to be promoted through the club, but Pochettino says he will cautious in his approach to blooding more youngsters. Mauricio Pochettino has questioned the logic of blooding more academy players based on past success Nabil Bentaleb (left) has forged a strong partnership with Ryan Mason, while Harry Kane has been prolific
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Mauricio Pochettino won't continue blooding youngsters unless approach is merited
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Harry Kane, Nabil Bentaleb and Ryan Mason have flourished this season
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Pochettino reiterates that Hugo Lloris is happy at White Hart Lane
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Tottenham lie sixth in  Premier League table ahead of trip to Southampton

Question: Because Kane, Mason and @placeholder are good this season, now we need to put all academy players in the team?,' said Pochetino.

Answer: Nabil Bentaleb

Answer: Nabil Bentaleb

Answer: Nabil Bentaleb


Greece has formally requested a three-year loan from the eurozone’s rescue fund in order to repay its debts and keep its banks afloat, promising to implement tax and pension reforms as early as next week if a fair deal is reached. After EU leaders told Athens to come up with convincing reforms by Sunday, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said today they would work to put forward new detailed reform proposals tomorrow. The announcement comes as Greece seems to get closer to leaving the eurozone, with its banks still closed since last week and cash withdrawals rationed. A Reuters poll of economists showed that the probability of a Grexit rose to 55 per cent today from 45 per cent last week – going above half-way for the first time.
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Greece to put forward new detailed reform proposals tomorrow
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EU leaders gave Greece Sunday ultimatum to come up with reforms
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Disagreement could lead to a Greek exit from the eurozone

Question: ‘And for sure it will be most painful for the @placeholder people.

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greek

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greek


A Chinese mother who never gave up hope of finding her beloved son cried tears of joy as she was finally reunited with him - 26 years after child traffickers snatched the four-year-old from the street. Lan Mingxi's son Li Wei vanished in September 1989, taken from the street by two strangers who no one ever saw again. His disappearance left Mingxi distraught, and over the years she did all she could to find her little boy, writing nearly 10,000 letters and appearing on television countless times, always holding the only photo she had of Wei, taken when he was three years old.
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Lan Mingxi was reunited with her son Li Wei after decades of heartache
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Wrote 10,000 letters and appeared on TV numerous times trying to find him
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Once pretended to be a businesswoman to enter a child traffickers house
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After her daughter was diagnosed with leukaemia, she decided to try again
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Showed picture of Wei aged three - and one of his friends recognised it
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DNA tests proved it was Wei, who had no idea he had been snatched

Question: Delight: @placeholder, 53, had never given up hope - and the entire village turned up to celebrate the reunion

Answer: Lan Mingxi

Answer: Lan Mingxi

Question: Luck: The picture was seen by one of @placeholder's friends, who thought they could be the same person.

Answer: Li Wei

Answer: Wei

Answer: Li Wei

Answer: Wei

Answer: Wei

Question: The stress led the couple to divorce five years later, and @placeholder was left bringing up their daughter alone.

Answer: Lan Mingxi

Answer: Lan Mingxi


Manchester United's new signing Memphis Depay was on target for Holland in a thrilling defeat against the United States of America at the Amsterdam ArenA on Friday night. Klaas-Jan Huntelaar opened the scoring for the Dutch with 27 minutes gone before Gyasi Zardes equalised for the visitors shortly afterwards. Huntelaar then doubled his tally after the break while his attempt at a hat-trick deflected in off Depay. It left the Dutch on course for a straightforward friendly win, but John Brooks gave the visitors hope with 19 minutes remaining. Danny Williams then equalised in the final minute before Bobby Wood scored an unlikely winner in injury time as the United States recorded their first-ever win over Holland.
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Holland were leading 3-1 after a Klaas-Jan Huntelaar double and goal from Manchester United's Memphis Depay
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But Danny Williams scored in the 89th minute before Bobby Wood bagged a dramatic winner in injury time
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Huntelaar tied and then moved past Patrick Kluivert into second place on the list of all-time top scorers for Holland

Question: @placeholder's unsettled Robin van Persie tops the list, but couldn't add to his 49 goals before he was substituted in the second half.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United


(CNN) Prosecutors have dropped rape charges against two immigrant high school students in Maryland whose case had been used by the White House as evidence of the need to crack down on undocumented immigrants. Henry Sanchez-Milian, 18, and Jose Montano, 17, both students at Rockville High School, were accused in March of raping a 14-year-old schoolmate in a bathroom stall at school. They were arrested and charged as adults with first-degree rape and two counts each of first-degree sexual offense. The case drew national attention due to the nature of the crime and because Sanchez-Milian, a citizen of Guatemala, was in the US illegally. Montano, an undocumented immigrant from El Salvador, was living under "special immigrant juveniles status," according to his attorney.
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Investigation revealed "substantial inconsistencies" in the case
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Defendant's immigration status became a White House talking point

Question: Instead, Sanchez-@placeholder has been charged with possession of child pornography, prosecutors said.

Answer: Milian

Answer: Milian

Question: There was no hitting, there was no screaming, there was no running immediately to some sort of security officer," Sanchez-@placeholder's attorney Andrew Jezic said at the time.

Answer: Milian

Answer: Milian

Question: Sanchez-@placeholder allegedly received sexually explicit images from the 17-year-old student also charged in the case.

Answer: Milian

Answer: Milian


Haris Vuckic stands as the one bonus from a now infamous deal. While the other members of the Newcastle Five have managed a paltry 44 minutes of football between them, the Slovenian has positively thrived at Rangers. So much so, in fact, that he admits any possibility of staying at Ibrox beyond the end of this season would be an immensely attractive option. Whether or not that can happen will depend on a number of factors. Vuckic has denied a report on Tyneside stating he had already declared his intention to quit St James Park, where he has one year left on his contract. Summer discussions with his parent club will have to take place.
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Haris Vuckic has spent second half of season on loan at Rangers
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Slovenia star has been a success at Ibrox with six goals in 10 games
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Newcastle may decide to sell him with one year left on his contract

Question: I feel I could have done more in @placeholder if I hadn’t had the injuries.’

Answer: Newcastle Five

Answer: Newcastle


A Palestinian man has admitted to deliberately ramming a vehicle into three Israeli soldiers in the West Bank two weeks ago -- one of several recent cases of violence in the Palestinian territory or Jerusalem -- Israeli police said Thursday. Jamal Hamam Mesalmeh, 23,  turned himself in to Israeli authorities shortly after the November 5 incident near the village of al-Aroub and claimed it was an accident, police said. The soldiers suffered moderate injuries, officials said at the time. Israeli police said Mesalmeh is an activist associated with the Islamist Hamas movement. Police said he claimed he was inspired in part by an attack in eastern Jerusalem earlier November 5 -- one in which Israeli authorities said a Palestinian drove into pedestrians at a rail station, killing two Israelis and at least 12 other people before police shot and killed the driver.
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Jamal Hamam Mesalmeh, 23, claims he drove into soldiers on purpose, police say
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Attack happened November 5 in the West Bank; three soldiers were injured
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Violent incident was one of several in recent weeks in the West Bank and Jerusalem

Question: @placeholder did not claim responsibility for Tuesday's killings, but a spokesman for the group linked it to the discovery Sunday of a Palestinian bus driver hanged in his bus not far from the synagogue.

Answer: Hamas


(CNN) -- As he was falling asleep, the father of five turned to his wife and said he hopes it will all be worth it someday. Maybe someday, Mohammed Al-Qahtani said, his daughter be able to walk somewhere without a male guardian. Maybe someday, she'll be able to drive a car without fear of arrest. "Maybe I'm dreaming," Al-Qahtani said. "My newborn daughter, maybe one day she will vote for the prime minister in Saudi Arabia. "Of course, there will be a price to be paid, and we are more than willing to pay that price." The 46-year-old economics professor, who is also one of Saudi Arabia's most prominent human rights activists, has been on trial for several months in Riyadh. He faces nine charges, including breaking allegiance to the Saudi king, describing Saudi Arabia as a police state and turning people and international bodies against the kingdom.
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Human rights activists in Saudi Arabia say they're being targeted by the government
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Protests are prohibited in the deeply conservative Middle East nation
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Despite high-profile arrests, activists say they're finding their voice via Internet, social media

Question: They've also circulated petitions for the release of @placeholder they believe are political prisoners.

Answer: Saudi Arabia

Answer: Saudi Arabia

Answer: Saudi

Answer: Saudi Arabia

Answer: Saudi Arabia


David Cameron’s plans to stuff the House of Lords with dozens of Tory peers will cost taxpayers millions more in inflated expenses bills, campaigners have warned. The Mail revealed this week that dozens of peers based in London are taking advantage of a scheme designed to make the system fairer in the wake of the expenses scandal. Disgraced Baron Sewel highlighted the racket after footage emerged of his cocaine-fuelled party with two prostitutes. But despite the scandal, David Cameron has said he will press ahead with plans to hand out more peerages to boost Tory representation in the Upper Chamber.
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David Cameron plans to boost number of Conservatives in House of Lords
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Campaign group warned proposals would cost at least £1.3m in expenses
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It's emerged that London-based peers take advantage of allowance scheme

Question: Describing the system as a ‘mess’, one senior member of the @placeholder said that many of his colleagues were simply turning up and leaving shortly after in a cynical ploy to claim public money.

Answer: House of Lords

Answer: House of Lords


(CNN) -- Maria Sharapova beat Li Na in three sets to defend her Italian Open title in Rome on Sunday in a bizarre match played in sometimes heavy rain and amid the distraction of football fans gathering nearby. Sharapova was 6-4 4-0 down but fought back to take the match into a deciding tiebreak -- after saving a match point at 6-5 in the third set. By the time the tiebreak came around, the rain was falling heavily, making conditions unplayable, and it even started to rain again when the players returned two hours later to complete the match. Sharapova eventually won it 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 (5) and the two players burst out laughing when they shook hands at the net.
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Maria Sharapova beats Li Na 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 (5) to win Italian Open
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Deciding tiebreak delayed by 2 hours because of rain in Rome
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Men's final between Nadal and Djokovic postponed until Monday
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Sharapova heads to French Open with two clay-court titles this year

Question: "The match was a joke, it was like playing a football match in the rain," said @placeholder, who came close to her first title since winning the French Open almost a year ago.

Answer: Li Na

Answer: Li Na


Britain will double its fleet of aircraft stationed in Cyprus if MPs vote in favour of air strikes over Syria on Wednesday. The Ministry of Defence is planning to send at least two extra Tornado GR4 fighter jets and six Typhoon attack aircraft to RAF Akrotiri within days. They will join the eight aircraft already stationed at the base conducting missions over Iraq and will be used to cut off the ‘snake’s head’ of Islamic State by using laser-guided missiles. The Brimstone missiles, which can hit a small, fast-moving target, are fired from Tornados and only Britain and Saudi Arabia currently have the capability.
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Ministry of Defence will send fighter jets and attack aircraft to RAF Akrotiri
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Laser-guided missiles will be used to cut off the 'snake's head' of ISIS
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But it is claimed RAF may have as few as ten of the Brimstone missiles
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Michael Fallon dismissed claims that the UK did not have enough planes
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See more of the latest news updates on the RAF airstrikes in Syria

Question: The figure – which was not confirmed by the MoD – raises doubts about the additional impact the @placeholder would be able to make by joining other coalition forces operating over the war-torn country.

Answer: RAF Akrotiri

Answer: RAF Akrotiri

Answer: RAF

Answer: RAF


The wife of a Navy veteran who was battered to death with a claw hammer by his crazed pensioner neighbour has spoken of how stumbling upon the bloody scene will 'stay with me for ever'. Enid Hatch, 70, told of the horror as she ran out to the communal hallway of their sheltered housing complex near Cardiff to help what she thought was an injured man, only to discover blood splattered walls where her husband had been brutally beaten yards away. The man was in fact Alan Rogers, 73, who had smashed the skull of 76-year-old Fred Hatch. Yesterday Rogers was sentenced to a hospital order under the Mental Health Act and told he may never be released.
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Enid Hatch found blood splattered walls after going to look for her husband
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He had been beaten with a claw hammer by a crazed pensioner neighbour
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Alan Rogers sentenced under Mental Health Act and may never be released
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Mrs Hatch's sister Betty was murdered in 1971 by mental health absconder

Question: Mrs Hatch said: '@placeholder didn't deserve to die this way - we had many happy years ahead of us.

Answer: Fred Hatch


The US has launched airstrikes against targets in Tikrit to support Iraqi ground forces trying to push ISIS militants out of the city, a senior official said. Iraq requested the strikes, which began Wednesday and are 'ongoing,' according to the unnamed US official. An Associated Press correspondent in Tikrit reported hearing warplanes overhead late Wednesday, followed by multiple explosions. Scroll down for video Stalled ground offensive: Smoke rose over Tikrit, where Iraqi security forces and Shiite militias have battled ISIS militants Iraq began the Tikrit ground offensive in early March without requesting US air support, even as it welcomed help from Iran.
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Iraq requested the airstrikes to support an offensive begun in early March
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At the outset of the offensive, the Iraqi forces declined US-led coalition support though it looked to Iran for weapons and artillery
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A Pentagon spokesman said the offensive has 'stalled'

Question: That bombing targeted @placeholder combat units and destroyed what the US called an ISIS 'fighting position,' as well as an ISIS armored vehicle.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


Traitor Edward Snowden has revealed he did not read all the top-secret intelligence documents he leaked – a move which put lives at risk from terrorists. In a television interview the fugitive squirmed as he admitted only ‘evaluating’ the files stolen from GCHQ and the US National Security Agency. The former US spy also acknowledged there had been a ‘f***-up’ when newspapers that were handed the classified material failed to redact sensitive details exposing operations against Al Qaeda. Scroll down for video Last Week Tonight host John Oliver flew to Moscow to grill Edward Snowden about the leaking of 'harmful' documents and asks him to explain why he did it
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British comedian travelled to Moscow to interview the whistleblower
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Questions why the former CIA systems administrator leaked the files
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Gets him to explain the security threat in the context of nude pictures
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Describes Snowden as America's most famous 'hero and/or traitor'
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Snowden, at moments, is stunned into silence by the line of questioning

Question: @placeholder handed an estimated 200,000 of the 1.7million stolen classified documents to journalists.

Answer: Edward Snowden

Answer: Edward Snowden

Answer: Snowden

Answer: Snowden

Question: @placeholder (cuts in sarcastically): Right, because when you’re handing over thousands of NSA documents, the last thing you want to do is read them.

Answer: John Oliver

Question: @placeholder (cuts in): Especially when you’re handling material like we know you’re handling.

Answer: John Oliver


Tony Pulis has called for action on the 'ridiculous' issue of losing players to international duty, arguing it is time national associations paid players' wages while they are away. The West Brom manager is exasperated that his £12million record signing Salomon Rondon is about to make his third trip home to Venezuela this season, with November's World Cup qualifiers against Bolivia and Ecuador following matches in September and October. His irritation has been compounded by Rondon's unspectacular adaptation to the Premier League, which Pulis attributed in part to the frequent journeys to South America, though the 26-year-old, who is believed to earn around £50,000 a week, showed his quality in heading West Brom's winner.
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Norwich 0-1 West Brom: CLICK HERE to read Sportsmail's match report
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Tony Pulis is not happy about the situation surrounding Salomon Rondon
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Rondon is about to make his third trip home to Venezuela this season
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The £12m signing netted West Brom's winner at Norwich on Saturday

Question: @placeholder have kept six clean sheets this season — the most in the Premier League

Answer: West Brom

Answer: West Brom

Answer: West Brom

Answer: West Brom


A judge has jailed the grandmother of missing mother Rebecca Minnock for ten days for repeatedly lying about her daughter Rebecca's disappearance with her grandson Ethan Williams. Louise Minnock's partner Andrew Butt was also sent to prison for 28 days by Bristol Crown Court for his role in the toddler's disappearance. A High Court Judge has appealed to Ms Minnock to hand herself in to authorities and assured her that she will be able to see her son in future. Ms Minnock, 35, fled her home in Highbridge, Somerset, with Ethan two weeks ago following a court order that he should live with his father, Roger Williams.
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Rebecca Minnock disappeared with three-year-old son Ethan 16 days ago
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They went missing after judge ordered that Ethan was to live with his father
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Now grandmother Louise Minnock has been jailed for contempt of court
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Mrs Minnock was jailed for 10 days and her partner Andrew Butt for 28

Question: He added that 'nature, case law and common sense' demand that courts recognise the importance of both parents having a relationship with @placeholder.

Answer: Ethan Williams

Answer: Ethan

Answer: Ethan

Answer: Ethan

Question: He claims to have dropped Miss Minnock and @placeholder at a junction in Whaddon Road in Cheltenham without knowing where they were going next.

Answer: Ethan Williams

Answer: Ethan

Answer: Ethan

Answer: Ethan

Question: 'You said that you thought you're going to be in a huge amount of trouble for what you've done, but I want to make sure that you and @placeholder are safe.'

Answer: Ethan Williams

Answer: Ethan

Answer: Ethan

Answer: Ethan

Question: Cameras then picked his car up on the @placeholder and in Cheltenham.

Answer: Minnock

Answer: Minnock

Answer: Minnock

Question: DC Davis said he tried to tell Butt he just wanted to see the safe return of @placeholder, but was told: 'Me and my family would all rather do ten years in prison rather than tell you where they are.'

Answer: Ethan Williams

Answer: Ethan

Answer: Ethan

Answer: Ethan


(CNN) Democrats have reacted to President Donald Trump's victory with pragmatism, steadfast "resistance" and "A Better Deal." They entered the Trump era still reeling from the stunning loss in the presidential election and on down through the ballot, a defeat that came after recent cycles saw them gutted at the state level and their leaders aging or retired. Many of the top accomplishments of the Obama administration have been rolled back or otherwise targeted. And a November poll showed favorable views of the Democratic Party had dropped to their lowest point in 25 years. So in 2017, Democrats turned to a new message, then another and another.
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Democrats have offered pragmatism, "A Better Deal" and "resistance"
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Here are a few of the things they tried to get across in their first year under Trump

Question: The two, along with many other top party figures, have sought to portray a diverse party unified in opposition to @placeholder.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) -- Chinese media on Wednesday played up the positives in Xi Jinping's visit to Washington, avoiding mention of U.S. criticism of human rights but broaching issues of trade and U.S. discontent with the strength of the Chinese currency. A commentary in the official China Daily said U.S. President Barack Obama was deflecting criticism of his own domestic political problems by drawing attention to the rivalry over the currencies, but that the U.S. administration had little heart for an open fight over the issue. "When the Senate was about to vote on a bill to punish 'currency manipulators' last fall, the White House put it off with strong words and possibly behind-the-scene political maneuvers," the newspaper said in a commentary.
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Chinese media plays up positives of Xi's U.S. visit
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Muted commentary on issues such as human rights and Syria
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Chinese media says Obama deflecting criticism of his domestic policies

Question: A common theme in @placeholder diplomacy and in its official media is that when backed into a corner, China must pursue its own interests.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese


Washington (CNN) Now that Hillary Clinton is "out of the woods," the former Democratic presidential nominee has become more vocal about her experiences during the 2016 election. Earlier this month, Clinton shared her thoughts on Russian interference in the election, media treatment and sexism in an interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour at a "Women for Women International" event in New York. Friday, she compared President Donald Trump's presidency to that of Richard Nixon's in a fiery commencement speech at her alma mater, Wellesley College. And in an interview with journalist Rebecca Traister, the former secretary of state revealed details about her day-to-day life following a tumultuous political year.
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Hillary Clinton is on the cover of next week's New York magazine
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She gave the commencement speech at Wellesley College on Friday

Question: Traister describes following Clinton at an event in mid-April, during which @placeholder "was fretting about everyone's wardrobe -- she said she'd just moved her winter clothes out of her closets but was still struggling with layering."

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Hillary Clinton


(CNN) US President Donald Trump has ordered the CIA to discontinue a program of arming and training anti-Assad rebels in Syria, according to a report in the Washington Post which cites unnamed US officials. The move is seen as controversial, given Russia's opposition to the rebels and Moscow's strong support for the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. "It's a strategic mistake.... (support for the rebels) was a pressure point on Assad and a pressure point on the Iranians... and the Russians," according to Bob Baer, CNN Intelligence and security analyst and former CIA operative. "It looks like, to me, that he just gave that as a gift to Vladimir Putin for no quid pro quo and that's not the way diplomacy works. We should've used this, we should've demanded, for example, safe zones so the Sunnis wouldn't get hit from the air... so this is just inexplicable, why he would do this.
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Kremlin says issue of US support for Syrian rebels didn't come up at Trump-Putin G20 meeting
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End of program wouldn't affect Pentagon's plans to support anti-ISIS rebel groups, report adds

Question: Since then those rebel forces have lost ground steadily, including losing control of parts of the city of Aleppo late last year, and have now been pushed into a corner by @placeholder government forces.

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syrian


Huma Abedin, the Hillary Clinton aide often spotted at the ex-secretary of state's side, will testify before the House committee investigating the Benghazi terrorist attack tomorrow. Congress is currently in recess, but the committee will convene tomorrow to hear from Abedin in an interview that is taking place behind closed doors on Capitol Hill, a committee source confirmed. The testimony will be focused on the attacks on the American facilities in Benghazi, Libya on Sept. 11, 2012, and how the executive branch handled them and the congressional inquiries that followed. Abedin won't be asked about her 'special government employee' status, which allowed her to work for the State Department, as well as the Clinton Foundation and private company Teneo – an eyebrow-raising employment arrangement that has come under scrutiny in light of Clinton's current email scandal.
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Congress is currently in recess, but the Benghazi committee will convene tomorrow to hear from Abedin behind closed doors
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Abedin's testimony precedes Clinton's own appearance before the panel, a week from today, on October 22
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Clinton's campaign thinks the Benghazi committee is a 'partisan farce'; ex-secretary will testify, though, because she wants to clear her name
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See our full coverage of Hillary Clinton's presidential bid

Question: An ex-staffer for the panel, who had been fired subsequently, claimed that he was dismissed because he raised concerns that Clinton was being put on trial more than the rest of her @placeholder colleagues.

Answer: State Department


A Maryland mother and father under investigation for letting their two young children walk a mile home from the park alone have been found responsible for 'unsubstantiated' child neglect. Danielle and Alexander Meitiv, who believe in a so-called 'free-range' approach to parenting, were thrust into the national spotlight just before Christmas when police found Rafi, 10 and Dvora, six, wandering the sidewalk on their own. The decision by Child Protective Services means that the CPS will keep a file on the Meitiv's open for at least five years but Danielle and Alexander Meitiv have said they will continue to bring up their own children as they see fit - whatever the consequences.
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Danielle and Alexander Meitiv notified of Child Protective Services decision late last month
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CPS said the two were responsible for 'unsubstantiated' child neglect
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They will be on file at the government agency for at least five years
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On December 20 police were called after Danielle Meitiv's children were spotted alone, walking about a mile home from the park
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Parents believe in the concept of 'free-range' parenting which encourages independence
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Alexander Meitiv is a Research Fellow at National Institutes of Health and Danielle is an Oceanographer

Question: This seemingly arbitrary ability to place a family under investigation and rule against them has left the @placeholder's, who both work as scientists, furious.

Answer: Alexander Meitiv

Answer: Meitiv

Answer: Alexander Meitiv

Answer: Alexander Meitiv

Answer: Alexander Meitiv

Question: The @placeholder's told police they often let their children walk on their own and that the kids knew the area well.

Answer: Alexander Meitiv

Answer: Meitiv

Answer: Alexander Meitiv

Answer: Alexander Meitiv

Answer: Alexander Meitiv


Lac-Megantic, Quebec (CNN) -- Edward Burkhardt said he tried to get the people of Lac-Megantic, Quebec, to hear him, to try to understand that he had traveled to their town because he genuinely cared, he told CNN in an exclusive interview Thursday. The 74-year-old chairman of Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Railway wanted to answer any questions from officials and hear people out about the anguish they feel after a driverless train carrying tank cars oil rolled out of control, exploding in an inferno. As of Friday night, 28 people were confirmed dead -- up from 24 earlier in the day -- Quebec coroner's office spokeswoman Genevieve Guilbault said.
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NEW: Death toll climbs to 28, coroner's office spokeswoman says
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Railway chairman about visiting devastated town: "People wanted to throw stones at me"
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Edward Burkhardt believes he was misunderstood, that he does sympathize with victims
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He says he has "plenty" of empathy and understands residents "need to vent"

Question: "Our general feeling is now that is not true," Burkhardt said Wednesday, adding that the engineer had worked for the @placeholder for "many years" and "had a completely clear safety record up until Saturday."

Answer: Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Railway


UEFA leader Michel Platini's bid for the FIFA presidency kicked off in farcical fashion in Monaco on Friday. The Platini camp had promoted his annual press conference around the Champions league draw as the start of his FIFA campaign with promises of him laying out a detailed Zurich blueprint. But instead Platini wouldn't take any questions from the media about his FIFA ambition – limiting all his answers to UEFA business – including him only serving this term until standing down in March 2019 if he remains at the European football helm. The u-turn was caused by UEFA concern that it would be seen as a wrong move - especially by FIFA - to use the Champions League platform to publicise Platini's personal ambition.
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Michel Platini refused to answer questions about FIFA in Monaco on Friday
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UEFA president Platini admits that he could leave his role in 2019
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He has defended letting Olympiacos compete in the Champions League
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Platini praised the financial success of clubs in the Premier League

Question: 'This is a UEFA event and I have on my UEFA blazer and my @placeholder hat.

Answer: UEFA

Answer: UEFA

Answer: UEFA

Answer: UEFA


Washington (CNN) Rep. Jason Chaffetz called on Donald Trump Wednesday to "open up (his) kimono" and release his tax returns and medical records. The Utah Republican and House Oversight Committee chairman added his voice to a chorus of prominent Republican lawmakers appealing to the GOP presidential candidate to be more transparent about his wealth and health. "If you're going to run and try to become the president of the United States, you're going to have to open up your kimono and show everything, your tax returns, your medical records," Chaffetz told CNN's Jim Sciutto on "The Lead" after he criticized Hillary Clinton for allegedly allowing lines to blur between her family's charity, the Clinton Foundation, and the State Department while she was at its helm.
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Chaffetz added his voice to a chorus of Republican lawmakers appealing to Trump to be more transparent
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Rep. Sean Duffy also called on Trump to release his tax returns earlier this month

Question: @placeholder ally: I'm not peddling 'conspiracy theories' about Clinton's health

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) -- As outrage over the shooting death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin continues to grip the nation, key questions remain unanswered over what happened the night of February 26 as conflicting accounts are given by witnesses and attorneys for both sides. What is known is that Martin, wearing a hoodie, ventured out from his father's fiancee's home in Sanford, Florida, to get a snack at a nearby convenience store. As he trekked back to the home with a bag of Skittles and an Arizona iced tea, he was shot and killed by George Zimmerman, a 28-year-old neighborhood watch volunteer. Martin was unarmed. Zimmerman has said he acted in self-defense.
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A witness speaks to CNN for a second time, offering new details of the shooting
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She says she is certain it was a younger voice yelling for help
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Members of Zimmerman's legal team question the witness' recollection

Question: Martin's relatives have said they are certain the voice heard on the 911 call is @placeholder's.

Answer: Trayvon Martin

Answer: Martin

Answer: Martin

Question: Uhrig said @placeholder "would love to be able to do that right now," but due to threats to his safety and the possibility of charges, he can't.

Answer: George Zimmerman

Answer: Zimmerman

Answer: Zimmerman


New Orleans  (CNN) The suspect in the shooting death of ex-NFL player Will Smith did not know who the victim was until the next day, according to a defense attorney. Cardell Hayes has been charged with second-degree murder in the death of the former defensive end for the New Orleans Saints. Smith was killed Saturday night after a night out with his wife and friends in New Orleans. He was shot eight times, including seven in the back, the coroner said. Hayes' lawyer said his client did not  know at the scene that Smith was the victim. When he found out Sunday morning, he collapsed in the chair, attorney John Fuller said. Hayes was a fan of Smith, he said, and wanted to be like him.
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"To be accused of murdering one of your idols is earth shattering," lawyer says
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Lawyer: Will Smith didn't have a gun in his hand when he was killed
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The ex-NFL player was shot eight times

Question: Will Smith's final hours: Time line of deadly @placeholder shooting

Answer: New Orleans

Answer: New Orleans Saints

Answer: New Orleans


(CNN) Half his country may not support his efforts at peace, but Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos now has a Nobel Peace Prize for pursuing a deal to end the longest-running war in the Americas. Santos accepted his award Saturday after brokering a deal to stop the fighting in the 50-year conflict with the leftist rebel group Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, better known by its Spanish acronym, FARC. "After six years of serious and often intense, difficult negotiations ... this agreement marks the beginning of the dismantling of an army and its conversion into a legal political movement," he said at the ceremony in Oslo, Norway.
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President Juan Manuel Santos honored for peace deal to end decades-long civil war
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Colombia's Congress passed the deal after voters repudiated it in a referendum

Question: @placeholder leaders who signed off on the deal were not in attendance as the ceremony's host country, Norway, still considers the group a terrorist organization.

Answer: FARC


Washington (CNN) One of Donald Trump's closest advisers was a no-show at his debate Sunday night, and now we have a clearer understanding of why. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie revealed Tuesday morning that he was not happy with the way Trump responded after tape of his 2005 lewd and sexually aggressive comments broke Friday night. "I was there when he found out about it and there's no question in my mind he's embarrassed by it," Christie said during an interview with WFAN Radio in New York. "But I think that he should have been much more direct and much more focused on saying, just saying 'I'm sorry and only I'm sorry and that's what I would have done.'"
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Chris Christie participated in an interview with WFAN Radio in New York
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The New Jersey governor responded to lewd comments Donald Trump made

Question: Christie told the radio hosts that he had "issues to deal with in @placeholder" Sunday, which prevented him from appearing at the debate.

Answer: New Jersey

Answer: New Jersey


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A woman who helped raise a child with her female partner in Vermont before the pair split can visit the girl in Virginia even though that state doesn't recognize same-sex unions, a court ruled Friday. Janet Jenkins with Isabella, the daughter she helped raise with former partner Lisa Miller. Virginia's Supreme Court ruled that Janet Jenkins and Lisa Miller's civil union in 2000 gave Vermont, and its law on same-sex unions, jurisdiction over their subsequent custody and visitation disputes. Miller moved to Virginia with the child in 2003, and a Vermont court granted Jenkins visitation rights. But Miller took the case to a Virginia court, which ruled that Jenkins had no such rights there.
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Virginia ruling gives Vermont court jurisdiction over case
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Janet Jenkins and Lisa Miller were in civil union in Vermont but later split
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Miller moved to Virginia with child; Vermont court allowed Jenkins visitation
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Miller got Virginia court to block visitation; Friday's ruling overturns that

Question: @placeholder is one of the few states that allow same-sex partners to enter into a civil union.

Answer: Vermont

Answer: Vermont

Answer: Vermont

Answer: Vermont

Answer: Vermont

Answer: Vermont

Question: And in my opinion, @placeholder needs to stay with me 100 percent of the time, because I am the only person that she identifies as a mom."

Answer: Isabella

Question: @placeholder did not offer an immediate reaction to the ruling but said in 2005 that she was only fighting for her rights as a parent.

Answer: Janet Jenkins

Answer: Janet Jenkins

Answer: Jenkins

Answer: Jenkins

Answer: Janet Jenkins

Answer: Jenkins


(CNN) President Donald Trump is commemorating International Holocaust Remembrance Day by slamming America's door on refugees. This is a ghastly repeat of the tragic mistake America made in 1921, when President Warren Harding signed the Emergency Quota Act, severely limiting the numbers of refugees and immigrants admitted to the country. Even at the height of Holocaust, as millions of Jews, homosexuals, political dissidents and others were exterminated, the US kept its doors shut. The Refugee Convention of 1951 arose from the ashes of the Holocaust to ensure that never again would the world turn refugees over to their executioners. How ironically tragic that Trump has chosen to observe Holocaust Remembrance Day by once again derailing America's commitment to refugee protection.
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On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, President Trump issues an order demanding "extreme vetting" of refugees
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Mark Hetfield: This is a tragic case of history repeating itself

Question: In other words, refugees are already thoroughly vetted but, like so much else with @placeholder, the facts do not seem to matter.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


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

Question: @placeholder also tweeted: 'We firmly believe this is a bogus claim, nothing more than a hoax, & an unacceptable allegation about the quality of our food.'

Answer: KFC

Answer: KFC

Answer: KFC

Answer: California KFC

Answer: KFC

Question: After Dixon's allegation began circulating on social media, @placeholder posted the following statement to the company Facebook page: 'KFC takes customer claims very seriously, and we are continuing to investigate this matter.

Answer: KFC

Answer: KFC

Answer: KFC

Answer: California KFC

Answer: KFC


Calexico, California (CNN) For the first time on the border, drug traffickers allegedly bought U.S. property for the sole purpose of building a house to conceal the end of a 415-yard smuggling tunnel from Mexico, authorities said Wednesday. Inside the life of a drug-trafficking teen Four people were arrested this week in connection with a raid on the tunnel underneath a three-bedroom house in Calexico, California, that sits about 300 yards north of the international line, authorities said. The tunnel entrance was inside a restaurant in Mexicali, Mexico, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Authorities confiscated 1,532 pounds of marijuana, with a street value of nearly $6 million.
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Smugglers allegedly bought U.S. property for the sole purpose of hiding a drug tunnel, feds say
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Smugglers allegedly built a house with a hole in living room that led to tunnel
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The drug tunnel ran 415 yards between Calexico, California and a restaurant in Mexicali, Mexico

Question: @placeholder also used a second Calexico residence four miles from the tunnel exit to store the drugs and then they moved the narcotics to a Calexico warehouse, where transportation cells moved the drugs to the cities northward, authorities said.

Answer: Smugglers

Answer: Smugglers


John Truong thought he was helping his sister have a nice night out with her boyfriend. Instead, he ended up an unknowing accomplice to a bizarre abduction. Police arrested Truong's sister Alyssa Chang this week after she allegedly helped kidnap 2-year-old Ronnie Tran and his mother, with the child's grandmother, 65-year-old Vien Nguyen. Authorities say Chang and Nguyen incapacitated the child's mother at her home in Des Moines, Washington, bound her with plastic ties and then took the two to another home in Fife. Chang and the grandmother then took off the the toddler, leaving the mother locked in a cupboard.
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John Truong of Renton, Washington says sister dropped off 2-year-old boy Ronnie Tran at his house Tuesday
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Sister Alyssa Chang told him the boy was her boyfriend's son and they wanted to have a date night
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While scanning Facebook the next morning, Truong read an Amber Alert issued for the boy and then called police
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Truong's sister was arrested for kidnapping Tran and his mother, with the help of the toddler's grandmother, 65-year-old Vien Nguyen
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Nguyen later turned herself into police for questioning
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The motive for the abduction has not yet been released

Question: Safe and sound: Truong was reading @placeholder in the morning when he realized that Ronnie had been abducted from his mother.

Answer: Facebook


The 15-year-old son of a Canadian diplomat plans to plead not guilty if charges are brought against him after an alleged drug deal in Miami turned into a gun battle that left his older brother dead and landed him in custody, where the teenager allegedly threatened to kill a police officer. Curt Obront, the lawyer for Miami Consul general Roxanne Dube’s surviving son, Marc Wabafiyebazu, called it a tragic case. Dube's ex-husband and the boy's father, Germano Wabafiyebazu, has said his 17-year-old son, Jean Wabafiyebazu , was killed when he went into a house to buy marijuana Monday, and that police arrested Marc.
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Marc Wabafiyebazu, 15, plans to plead not guilty if charged with felony in connection to Monday's deadly shooting
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Wabafiyebazu's 17-year-old brother, Jean, was shot dead, along with 17-year-old suspected drug dealer Joshua Wright
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Wabafiyebazu brothers reportedly tried to rob a group of Miami drug dealers
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Their mother is Roxanne Dubé, the recently appointed Canadian Consul General in Miami
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The boys had driven to a house with a third friend to reportedly purchase two pounds of marijuana for $5,000
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Gunfire erupted soon after they entered, though Marc was in the car at the time
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Anthony Rodriguez, 19, who was wounded, was also arrested on charges of felony murder

Question: Prosecutors also said @placeholder was wounded in the arm in the shootout.

Answer: Anthony Rodriguez


Hollywood, Florida (CNN) Donald Trump's new delegate guru told Republican Party insiders at a posh resort here on Thursday that the billionaire front-runner is recalibrating the part "that he's been playing" and is ready to work with the GOP to "evolve" as a candidate past the divisive primary. Meanwhile 1,100 miles away in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Trump told his supporters the Republican system is "rigged" and "crooked." This is the dilemma facing the Republican National Committee and its members meeting here this week: Can they cope with Trump, an unpredictable personality who has come this close to winning the presidential nomination with a campaign leaning heavily on direct anger at GOP officials and institutions?
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Trump is ready to "evolve" as a candidate, aide Paul Manafort said
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Jittery Republican officials are meeting in Florida as they prepare for a possible contested national convention

Question: The @placeholder campaign is approaching things here as if it already won the nomination.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) -- The sweet aroma of blossoming orange trees wafts through the air as a white-haired figure moves slowly along the green-choked path. Aided by a yard stick, 85-year-old Sam Motsuenyane walks through his citrus orchard in South Africa's Winterveldt area, occasionally stopping to check the lush fruits hanging from the trees. The scene strikes a sharp contrast to what the veteran agriculturalist encountered when he returned to the area in early 2000 to retire following a successful career as a South African diplomat and leading banker. Weeds and bushes had reclaimed the deserted plots as much of the land laid fallow and under-utilized due to lack of resources and the local farmers' economic hardship.
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A community initiative in South Africa helps poor farmers make a living by growing trees
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More than two-thirds of African countries are net importers of agricultural products
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Experts call African governments to invest in agriculture research and infrastructure

Question: Back in the Winterveldt fields, @placeholder also calls on South African leaders to take a greater role in encouraging people to work on the land.

Answer: Sam Motsuenyane


The moment Tony Abbott stood in front of sexist signs describing Julia Gillard as a 'witch' and 'Bob Brown's b***h' as he gave an anti-carbon tax speech five years ago should have ended his career, the former Prime Minister says. Just weeks after Ms Gillard announced the federal government would introduce a carbon tax, then-opposition leader Tony Abbott addressed a crowd of 3,000 angry protesters outside Parliament House on March 23, 2011. Mr Abbott stood in front of offensive signs that read 'Ditch the Witch', 'Juliar' and 'Bob Brown's b***h' as a backdrop for his speech accusing Ms Gillard of breaking a pre-election promise not to introduce a carbon tax.
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Tony Abbott used angry signs as a backdrop to his anti-carbon tax speech
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Then opposition leader addressed protesters in 2011 in Canberra
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Signs referring to Julia Gillard read 'Ditch the Witch' and 'Juliar'
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Ms Gillard says that moment should have ended Mr Abbott's career
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The Killing Season: The Long Shadow airs tonight at 8.30pm on the ABC

Question: 'Ditch the Witch is bad enough but, @placeholder, Bob Brown's b***h is so deeply and utterly offensive,' he said.

Answer: Juliar

Answer: Juliar


Migrants in Calais are using bikes from a makeshift cycle shop to reach the Channel Tunnel in a bizarre rental scheme which has sprung up in the camp. Labour's Lord Falconer, who travelled to the French port to see the chaos for himself, was stunned to discover the camp shop which sells bikes to those desperately trying to reach Britain, and take them back once they are abandoned by those who successfully breach security. Writing for MailOnline, the shadow justice secretary dismissed government claims that the situation was under control and said it was unacceptable that no UK minister had been to see the chaos situation first hand.
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Labour's Lord Falconer was stunned to find cycle shop in migrant camp
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Shadow justice secretary attacks UK ministers for not visiting Calais
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Dismisses Foreign Secretary's claims to have 'got a grip on the crisis'
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Accuses French of making 'no or little attempt' to deport people in tents

Question: He said a government minister should 'urgently go to @placeholder' for talks with the French government about how Britain can best help the French #in their responsibility for dealing with the people in the camp'.

Answer: Calais

Answer: Calais


(CNN) Winter arrived early in Tokyo this year as the Japanese capital woke up to snowfall in November for the first time in over five decades. An unusually cold air mass passing over the city pushed temperature down 10 degrees Celsius overnight -- from an average of 11°C (50°F) to 1°C (34 °F). The Japan Meteorological Agency said it was the first time snow had fallen in November in central Tokyo since 1962, according to NHK, the country's national broadcaster. Surprised city dwellers shared pictures and videos of  the rare weather on social media. Instagram user Chloe Chia filmed her Tokyo window view excited by the unseasonal snow.
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The last time it snowed in Tokyo in November it was 1962
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Temperatures dropped massively over-night
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Trains were delayed during the morning rush hour

Question: It may be another 50 years until @placeholder sees snow in November again.

Answer: Tokyo

Answer: F

Answer: F

Answer: Tokyo

Answer: Tokyo

Answer: Tokyo


(CNN) A Chicago-area resident who participated in two terror attacks in Israel in 1969 pleaded guilty Tuesday to having illegally obtained her American citizenship. Rasmieh Odeh, 69, entered her plea Tuesday afternoon in federal court in Detroit, admitting  she had been convicted in Israeli court in 1970 for her role in two bombings, and that she had willingly omitted that information from her US citizenship application. "The United States will never be a safe haven for individuals seeking to distance themselves from their pasts," Steve Francis, Homeland Security Investigations' special agent in charge for Detroit, said in a statement released Tuesday. "When individuals lie on immigration documents, the system is severely undermined, and the security of our nation is put at risk."
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Rasmieh Odeh, now 69, was found guilty by Israel in 1970 for her role in two bombings
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She eventually became a US citizen and will now be deported

Question: Odeh, a Jordanian national, was later released from @placeholder prison in 1979 as part of a prisoner transfer.

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israel


This is the moment police stopped a lorry - and found a group of suspected illegal immigrants crammed inside. Officers stopped the lorry in Nazeing, Essex and drivers behind the vehicle then watched as four men and a woman emerged from a narrow gap on top of the cargo. Eyewitnesses said the stowaways, believed to be in their 20s and 30s, looked 'distraught' as they emerged from the lorry and immediately asked for water before being handcuffed. The suspected illegals were handed to Border Force guards while the Bulgarian lorry driver was arrested, police said. The raid happened this afternoon as police across the Channel in Calais dispersed migrants trying to reach the Eurotunnel terminal.
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Officers stopped lorry in Nazeing, Essex and a group of immigrants inside
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Four men and one woman looked 'distraught' and asked for  water
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Raid came as police in Calais battled to stop migrants reaching Eurotunnel
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See more news on the migrant crisis at www.dailymail.co.uk/migrantcrisis

Question: A spokeswoman for @placeholder police said: "Police were called to Nazeing Road, Nazeing at around 1.50pm to reports of noise coming from inside a lorry parked in the road.

Answer: Essex

Answer: Essex


Shares in Royal Mail fell by almost 5 per cent today after George Osborne announce plans to off-load the taxpayers' stake in the postal firm. The Chancellor warned the job of repairing the British economy is not yet complete, as he laid out the latest stage of his austerity plans to raise £4.5billion including selling off the £1.5billion share of Royal Mail. He also revealed an extra £3billion in savings from Whitehall, including axing a £250,000 study demanded by the Lib Dems into the 'menace' of seagulls. In a Commons statement, Mr Osborne announced a surprise plan to sell the government's remaining 30 per cent stake in the Royal Mail.
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Chancellor lays out how he will raise an extra £4.5billion from Whitehall
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Only NHS, schools and foreign aid are protected from the demand for cuts
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Labour warns the Tories do not have a mandate for wielding the axe
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Councils warn 5% cut is 'opening shot in another war on local government'
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£250,000 Lib Dem study into urban seagull menace among first casualties

Question: 'It is the right thing to do for the @placeholder, the businesses and families who depend on it – and crucially for the taxpayer.

Answer: Royal Mail

Answer: Royal Mail

Answer: Royal Mail


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Members of the Senate Finance Committee met Tuesday with treasury secretary nominee Tim Geithner over concerns involving his personal taxes and the immigration status of a former housekeeper, transition officials said. Timothy Geithner has been nominated for the post of treasury secretary in the Obama administration. The Geithners employed a housekeeper whose employment authorization document expired about three months before she stopped working for them in October 2005, according to a written statement from the Senate Finance Committee. Later, the housekeeper, who is married to a U.S. citizen, was granted a green card, transition officials said. The second concern involves Geithner's taxes while he worked for the International Monetary Fund (IMF). According to a statement released by the committee, Geithner failed to pay self-employment taxes while the IMF paid him from 2001 to 2004.
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Committee: Housekeeper worked for 3 months after employment document expired
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Geithner failed to pay self-employment taxes while working for IMF, committee says
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Errors were "honest mistakes," don't rise to "level of disqualification," chairman says
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Tax issue a "common mistake," incoming White House spokesman says

Question: After @placeholder nominated him for treasury secretary, Geithner voluntarily amended his taxes for 2001 and 2002, paying $25,970 for those taxes and interest, the committee said.

Answer: Obama

Question: The presidential transition team told @placeholder staff about Geithner's taxes early last month, the committee said.

Answer: Senate Finance Committee

Answer: Senate Finance Committee


The entire south east region of China is on high alert as two typhoons move in this week. Fujian, Guangdong, and Zhejiang province on the Chinese mainland and Taiwan have all made preparations for Typhoon Linfa and Typhoon Chan-Hom. The Chinese authorities have shut down train stations and airports, effectively pushing the pause button on life in these areas. Nearly 60,000 people were evacuated from the coastal areas, reported People's Daily Online. Scroll down for video Typhoon Linfa, whose name means lotus flower,  made its landfall in Jiadong town, Guangdong at 12:15pm July 9. It reached maximum wind speeds of 80 miles per hour.
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Nearly 60, 000 people have been evacuated and 170 thousand affected from Chinese coastal areas
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18 people were injured when Typhoon Chan-Hom passed Japan while no casualties are reported in China
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Bus services, schools, airports and fish farms have been shut down, putting lives onhold for 8 Chinese provinces

Question: @placeholder was downgraded to a tropical storm after it weakened while passing through inland Guangdong.

Answer: Typhoon Linfa

Answer: Typhoon Linfa


LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Given a cast of Adam Sandler, Seth Rogen and Jonah Hill, and the guiding hand of director and writer Judd Apatow ("Knocked Up" and "The 40-Year-Old Virgin"), perhaps there is no more appropriate title than simply "Funny People." Adam Sandler, Seth Rogen and Judd Apatow get together at the "Funny People" premiere in Hollywood. Which is saying something, since "Funny People" frequently treads into the darker realms of comedy. Sandler leads the cast as George Simmons, an A-list Hollywood comedian whose fame and fortune has brought him a beautiful mansion on the beach, lots of luck with the ladies and, as the audience soon discovers, a life of loneliness.
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Adam Sandler and Seth Rogen star in Judd Apatow's "Funny People"
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Film presents "realistic representation" of comedians' lives, Rogen says
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Sandler plays lonely movie star; he says he's not much like character in real life

Question: @placeholder, who says he wouldn't be in comedy if he never saw Sandler's movies while he was growing up, says "Funny People" paints an accurate picture of the ups and downs of comedians who are just starting out.

Answer: Seth Rogen

Answer: Seth Rogen

Answer: Seth Rogen

Answer: Rogen


You might think close season speculation in England is over the top. You probably like it that way. But it's nothing compared to Italy. From the moment the referees blow the final whistle in Serie A, the papers, TV and radio debate potential new faces, managerial movement and formation fiddling. Some of it is pure fantasy football. But there are only so many friendlies and transfer rumours you can put up with and thankfully the 2015-16 Serie A season kicks off this weekend. Juventus swatted Lazio aside in the Supercup (Italy's Community Shield equivalent) in Shanghai on August 8. But that wasn't just another ruthless display from the Turin giants, it was the clarion call for a grateful public: calcio is back.
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The new 2015-16 Serie A season begins in Italy this weekend
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Juventus are bidding for a fifth consecutive Serie A title this season
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After embarrassing campaigns, AC Milan and Inter have been rebuilding
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It's not too late to sign up for MailOnline's new Fantasy Football game

Question: The electrifying Frenchman has already become a star turn for @placeholder and has been given the Bianconeri's famous No 10 shirt.

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus


(CNN) -- President Barack Obama is poised to make his case to the country on the next steps for tackling the threat posed by ISIS. Certainly, ISIS' advances this summer -- including the seizure of territories in Iraq and Syria, declaration of a new "caliphate," and its killings of thousands in Iraq and Syria, including two American journalists -- have been a wake-up call. What should the President keep in mind as he prepares to deliver his speech Wednesday? Here are five key questions he should answer in his speech and as he follows up in the coming weeks: What metrics will the United States use to gauge the success of airstrikes in Iraq and possible additional strikes in Syria?
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President Barack Obama is set to outline his strategy to counter ISIS on Wednesday
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Obama should outline how exactly he will gauge success, say Brian Katulis
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Building lasting coalitions will be essential, Katulis writes
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Katulis: Administration should make clear what support it will offer forces opposing ISIS

Question: Inside of @placeholder, millions have been displaced by the multiple waves of conflict inside the country, including the most recent conflict in northern Iraq with ISIS.

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq

Question: Inside of Iraq, millions have been displaced by the multiple waves of conflict inside the country, including the most recent conflict in northern @placeholder with ISIS.

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq


(CNN) Donald Trump is making his pitch to African-American voters in these terms: "What the hell do you have to lose?" Here's my answer. Rand Paul, who has spent years unflinchingly detailing the racial disparities found throughout the criminal justice system, how they've helped weaken the black family and why reform is urgent, could credibly make the case to people of color that Donald Trump has pretended to try to make this past week. So could John Kasich, the governor of Ohio who bucked his party to embrace the Medicaid expansion through the Affordable Care Act, which, a New York Times analysis found, has been most beneficial to people of color, immigrants and the poor.
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Issac Bailey: Black voters would be open to GOP politicians who understand their policy views
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But the party has slammed the door on reaching out to African-Americans by selecting Trump, says Bailey

Question: But the elevation of @placeholder has all but guaranteed I won't be voting for the party again any time soon.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


The Chicago Blackhawks won their third NHL Stanley Cup in six years by beating Tampa Bay Lightning on Monday to take the series 4-2. Patrick Kane and Duncan Keith scored and this time Chicago clinched the title at home - something they last did in 1938 - to enable the party to begin immediately. 'We won it for each other, for the city,' Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews said. 'In so many ways, winning a championship like this in our home city, it really transcends the sport. Everyone wants to be a part of it. It's amazing.' Keith, the Blackhawks' iron man, directed a dominant defence that shut down Tampa Bay's high-scoring attack and also gave Chicago a 1-0 lead when he knocked in his own rebound with 2:47 left in the second period.
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Chicago Blackhawks beat Tampa Bay Lightning 2-0 to win series 4-2
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Blackhawks have won the Stanley Cup three times in the last six years
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They lifted trophy at home for the first time since 1938
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Winning on their own patch meant the party started straight away

Question: It was @placeholder's first goal of the series, and it touched off a wild celebration by the frenzied crowd of 22,424.

Answer: Patrick Kane


Trinidad, Colorado (CNN) Anthony Mattie walks down Main Street confronted by a shell of the town he once knew. The retired state patrolman-turned-mayor pro tem stares at vacant building after building, his reflection bouncing off the empty glass storefront windows. The streets are lined with century-old facades, but not much more, except for a few cars slowly passing by. Still, Mattie maintains a sparkle in his eye and a boyish grin as he shares the plan to bring his town back to life -- thanks to marijuana money. "The abandoned Pepsi plant became a marijuana dispensary. People resurrected these buildings that were about to fall and collapse," he says.
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8 pot shops have opened in Trinidad, Colorado, since recreational marijuana sales began in 2014
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Stores near New Mexico border capitalizing on tourists flocking to town
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Officials say town has brought in $800,000 in revenue from pot through November 2015

Question: @placeholder reported nearly $1 billion in legal marijuana sales for 2015, a 40% jump from 2014.

Answer: Colorado

Answer: Colorado


Editor's note: Angelo Falcón, a political scientist, is president of the National Institute for Latino Policy, a nonprofit think tank on issues affecting the Latino community. He is co-editor of "Boricuas in Gotham: Puerto Ricans in the Making of Modern New York," and author of the "Atlas of Stateside Puerto Ricans." Angelo Falcón says Sonia Sotomayor's identification as a Puerto Rican has caused her joy and a little grief. NEW YORK (CNN) -- The nomination of Sonia Sotomayor for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States has raised the profile of Puerto Ricans in the American consciousness.
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Angelo Falcón: Sonia Sotomayor is part of New York's large Puerto Rican community
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He says Puerto Ricans were granted U.S. citizenship in 1917
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He says Puerto Ricans in the states outnumber those on the island
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Falcón: Sotomayor's ethnic heritage is throughly American

Question: There are now more @placeholder living stateside than in Puerto Rico.

Answer: Boricuas

Answer: Puerto Ricans

Answer: Puerto Ricans

Answer: Puerto Ricans

Answer: Puerto Ricans

Question: And it appears @placeholder living stateside are as divided on this question as those in Puerto Rico.

Answer: Boricuas

Answer: Puerto Ricans

Answer: Puerto Ricans

Answer: Puerto Ricans

Answer: Puerto Ricans


The father of Lamar Odom's best friend has spoken out as the basketball star lies in a coma inside a Las Vegas hospital. Guillermo Castillo - who lost his son Jamie Sangouthai in June as the result of a flesh-eating bacteria he caught through intravenous drug use - said he thinks Lamar and Jamie had a 'death wish.' In an interview with the New York Daily News, Castillo said: 'I think Lamar is done. I think most of it is because he missed my son so much. 'I think deep inside they had a death wish, or a wish to die together. It sounds very cold-blooded, but I have a hard time controlling my emotions.'
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The father of Lamar Odom's best friend Jamie Sangouthai has given an interview saying he believes his son and Lamar had a 'death wish'
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Guillermo Castillo said: 'I think Lamar is done. I think most of it is because he missed my son so much'
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Sangouthai died in June as the result of a flesh-eating bacteria he caught through intravenous drug use
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Surveillance video obtained by The National Enquirer from inside the Love Ranch brothel shows Odom as he 'pops a pill into his mouth' on Saturday
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Brothel owner Dennis Hof said  that Odom had wanted to meet the transsexual prostitute at the establishment when he arrived
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Caitlyn Jenner arrived at the hospital in Las Vegas on Thursday afternoon

Question: The two signed divorce papers in July, but their split has not been finalized, so Khloe has been by @placeholder's side at the hospital, making medical decisions for him while he is in a coma.

Answer: Lamar Odom

Answer: Lamar

Answer: Lamar


A bikini model accused of shooting dead her British millionaire ex-lover at his Spanish holiday home has been charged with murder. Mayka Kukucova, 25, fled the country and had to be extradited from her native Slovakia after wealthy jeweller Andrew Bush was killed at his Costa del Sol mansion She told detectives she shot the father of one in self defence during a struggle, claiming he had fired at her first but missed. Mr Bush, a Bristol based businessman, was shot after he turned up at his mansion with his new girlfriend Maria Korotaeva, 22. The couple found Kukucova, whom Bush had dumped six months earlier, waiting for him inside, it is claimed.
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Mayka Kukucova claimed she shot millionaire Andrew Bush in self defence
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Prosecutors claim she was motivated by 'unmistakable desire' to kill him
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He was shot dead after arriving at villa with new girlfriend Maria Korotaeva
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Swimwear model Kukucova, 25, to be tried for murder before jury in Malaga

Question: They say @placeholder should receive the higher sentence because she deliberately and inhumanely increased her alleged victim's suffering.

Answer: Mayka Kukucova

Answer: Kukucova

Answer: Mayka Kukucova

Answer: Kukucova


(CNN) French authorities have begun the process of demolishing the migrant camp known as the Calais Jungle, and it is clear that the final few hours of this center are going to be just as big a disgrace as its previous existence. I visited the Jungle earlier this month, just after President François Hollande had said that the camp would be closed down. In light of this announcement, you might have expected that there would be official information points for the migrants, telling them about the alternative accommodation that the French authorities said they would provide, what they needed to do in order to be moved there, and encouraging them to leave straight away.
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Collins: These are people that France hoped would just go away. Instead, they have been allowed to fester in the Jungle
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It is a disgrace that the authorities allowed them to travel across the continent, often putting their lives in the hands of criminals

Question: Yet, when I was there I met families with young children who had already claimed asylum in @placeholder, but were still waiting, after five months, to be offered accommodation by the authorities in that country.

Answer: France

Question: There were also migrants living in Calais who had previously been moved to alternative centers in @placeholder, but had found the conditions there so bad that they had decided to return to the Jungle, even though it is little more than a shantytown with only the most basic facilities.

Answer: France


Her most famous client has opted to keep her hair short - and other women would do well to follow in the footsteps of the Queen if they wish to maintain a youthful glow and defy their years. According to Her Majesty’s hairdresser, Denise McAdam, opting for a hair style that ends near the jawline acts as a facelift, provides bounce to ageing locks and can give a woman a sexy air. A string of celebrities from Dame Helen Mirren, 69, Diane Keaton, 69, Sharon Stone, 57, have all opted to crop their locks as they have gotten older and reaped the benefits according to Miss McAdam.
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Denise McAdam advises women that short hair is better as they age
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She believes that the right hairstyle can provide a facelift and sex appeal
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She said women such as Helen Mirren have benefited from short hair
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Ms McAdam is appearing in a new BBC TV show called Hair

Question: As she handed her the award - which is a personal gift from the Queen - Her Majesty said to @placeholder, ‘You’ve been with us a long time.

Answer: Denise McAdam


SpaceX, the private space company set up by Elon Musk, is on the verge of unveiling ambitious new plans about its future, which have described as the 'most exciting thing ever'. A tantalising tease about the announcement was posted on twitter by a journalist who claims to have been shown details of the company's ambitions. The ambiguous message has set Twitter and the internet ablaze with speculation about whether the firm is about to announce its plans to build a colony on Mars. Musk, the founder of PayPal and Tesla Motors, set up SpaceX 13 years ago and has been developing reusable rockets and the Dragon spacecraft to provide supplies to the International Space Station.
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SpaceX is preparing to make a major announcement according to insiders
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The news sparked a storm of online speculation about what it could be
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Most believe it could be details of its Mars Colonisation Transport project
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This would build a base on the Red Planet for future manned missions

Question: @placeholder has also recently been detailing plans to use nuclear explosions in the atmosphere of Mars to help warm it up and make it more habitable for humans.

Answer: Elon Musk


Havana, Cuba (CNN) The Cuban government apparently named for the first time some of the US diplomats who suffered health problems as a result of a series of mysterious incidents in Havana that US officials have described as attacks on their personnel. The names of nine people identified as US diplomats were shown briefly on Cuban state-run TV Thursday night during a half -hour program on the incidents that have caused US-Cuban relations to sink to their lowest point in years. Cuban officials in the TV program "Presumed  Acoustic  Attacks" vehemently denied targeting the diplomats and said no evidence exists to suggest they actually took place.
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Cuban state-run TV documentary releases documents on "acoustic attacks"
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Cuban officials in the documentary deny targeting diplomats

Question: @placeholder officials said the island's government did not possess any such weapons and could find no evidence they had been used against the diplomats by a third party.

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cuban


(CNN) As Hurricane Nate swept over Louisiana's coast, the flooding that Mother Nature brought to New Orleans with watery, improbable fury earlier this summer was still on the minds of the people who live in the city. Three unnamed rainstorms in as many weeks fell in America's shining city in a bowl. The last one, on August 5 -- a near "100-year storm" -- dropped more than 8 inches of rain in a matter of hours. It overwhelmed a less than functioning drainage system, exposed local government's limits to respond, and flooded neighborhoods to levels not seen since Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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Jeffrey Thomas: New Orleans highlights the need for cities to be properly equipped to mitigate the damage of disasters
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Thomas: To make cities more resilient, infrastructure, land use, funds, and public-private communications need to be adapted

Question: All of it is federal funding received after @placeholder and successive hurricanes.

Answer: Katrina


A Canadian senior citizen is making waves - and gaining tons of fans - as an unlikely grindcore star, thanks to her impressively-ferocious vocals which she showcases as a back-up singer for her son’s band. The 67-year-old sensation, who has been dubbed 'The Grindmother', first began doing back-up vocals for the band, Corrupt Leaders, last year, and has now released her first single, At Any Cost, for the group, which is fronted by her son, who goes by the name Rain Forest. In the video, she's seen  head-banging and screaming into the microphone as she belts out the song's politically-inspired lyrics.
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The adorable senior citizen first began doing back-up vocals for her son's band, Corrupt Leaders, last year
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She has now released her own single, At Any Cost, along with a music video which sees her head-banging and screaming into the mic
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Ozzy Osbourne caught wind of her video and tweeted it to his followers

Question: His band is also selling T-shirts with her picture and the words: 'Listen to @placeholder'.

Answer: The Grindmother


Samir Nasri looked like he couldn't wait to get back into the... kitchen as he made a smoothie during his first day back at Manchester City's training ground. Nasri was joined by the likes of Yaya Toure, Gael Clichy and club captain Vincent Kompany as last season's runners up begun preparations for the new season. Kompany has admitted Manchester City made it too easy for Chelsea to claim the Barclays Premier League title last season. The Blues enjoyed a relative stroll to glory as they finished eight points ahead of nearest rivals City at the top of the table.
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Manchester City's players returned to pre-season training ahead of the 2015-16 campaign
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Club captain Vincent Kompany has revealed his disappointment at finishing last season as runners-up
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Samir Nasri looked delighted to be back at the club's training ground as he posed while making a smoothie
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Manchester City will battle it out with Paris Saint-Germain for former Chelsea star Kevin de Bruyne

Question: As they returned for pre-season on Tuesday, Kompany and his team-mates had not forgotten the ease with which @placeholder dethroned them, and work to ensure there is no repeat this time around is now starting in earnest.

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea


(CNN) The U.S. Navy on Tuesday sent a guided missile destroyer within 12 miles of a disputed island in the South China Sea where China has built an airstrip -- prompting China to scramble fighter jets and dispatch warships to "expel" the American ship. "USS William P. Lawrence exercised the right of innocent passage while transiting inside 12 nautical miles of Fiery Cross Reef, a high-tide feature that is occupied by China, but also claimed by the Philippines, Taiwan, and Vietnam," a Pentagon statement said. "This operation challenged attempts by China, Taiwan, and Vietnam to restrict navigation rights around the features they claim ... contrary to international law," the statement continued.
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U.S. warship was exercising right of "innocent passage," the Pentagon says
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Three Chinese planes and three Chinese ships were dispatched to the area
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China says the U.S. move justifies Beijing building military facilities on disputed islands

Question: It isn't all tension between the @placeholder and Chinese militaries, however.

Answer: U.S. Navy

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.


(CNN) Taylor Swift has used her latest video to throw some shade and let the world know she's heard everything people have been saying about her. Swift premiered the video for "Look What You Made Me Do" Sunday night at MTV's Video Music  Awards and it was a lot to take in. Related: MTV Video Music Awards 2017: The winners list The singer, who had been keeping such a low profile for so long that fans had started to worry, posted in an Instagram caption over the weekend saying "There will be no further explanation. There will just be reputation."
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Swift appeared to take some swipes at her old foes
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She ends the video parodying herself

Question: @placeholder and the couple have had competing narratives as to whether Swift signed off on West calling her a "b***h" in a song lyric.

Answer: Taylor Swift

Answer: Swift

Answer: Swift


A porn star has been jailed after her Staffordshire bull terrier twice attacked her neighbours and mauled their dogs. Charlotte Anson, 27, who goes by the name Lottie Lovelace, was handed an eight month prison sentence after her pet Missey scaled a six-foot wall on separate occasions in Bootle, Merseyside. Her dog attacked a Yorkshire terrier named Misha on September 7 last year after escaping from the garden before doing the same weeks later and mauled a Jack Russell named Buddy. Misha's owner Janet Brand was walking her pet when she heard another dog barking from behind a brick wall and seconds later the animal was running towards them.
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Charlotte Anson, 27, was given eight month prison sentence for attacks
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Dog called Missey escaped over the 6ft  garden brick wall twice last year
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Mauled Janet Brand's Yorkshire terrier and Chelsea Cruddas' Jack Russell
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Anson calls herself Liverpool's 'ultimate porn playmate' but wants to quit

Question: An earlier hearing at Sefton Magistrates' Court heard @placeholder began attacking the tiny dog and Ms Brand was forced to strike it to get away but was left with bruises and grazes in the process.

Answer: Missey

Answer: Missey


Cristiano Ronaldo has bought a luxury apartment in New York for a staggering $18.5million (£11.8million). The Real Madrid star - ranked by Forbes as the highest-paid team athlete in the world - has purchased a 2,509 sq ft loft in Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue,  the New York Post has reported. The exclusive apartment, which reportedly inspired the setting of the novel '50 Shades of Grey', belonged to Alessandro Proto, an Italian real-estate tycoon and business partner of owner and Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump. According to the Warburg reality website, the loft was built in 1983 and its interiors have been created by world-renowned designer Juan Pablo Molyneux.
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Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo has bought the 2,509 square foot loft in Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue
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The three-bedroom, three-and-a-half bathroom pad belonged to Donald Trump's business partner Alessandro Proto
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Apartment has been rendered by world-renowned designer Juan Pablo Molyneux and boasts spectacular views
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Ronaldo's purchase of the New York property comes after he earned an estimated $79m in 2014

Question: @placeholder residents have access to a large fitness center, in-house valet services and the building's restaurant, bar and shops.

Answer: Trump Tower

Answer: Trump Tower


Istanbul, Turkey (CNN) A Turkish court on Monday arrested a German newspaper's correspondent on charges of terror propaganda and inciting hatred and enmity, the paper said. The prosecutor questioned Die Welt journalist Deniz Yucel for four hours Monday in Istanbul before he was formally arrested, according to Turkey's private Dogan news agency. Die Welt announced that Yucel -- a dual German-Turkish citizen -- was detained on February 14 after presenting himself at an Istanbul police station for questioning over his reporting in the country. His detention sparked protests in Germany, while a number of European newspapers -- including Spain's El Pais, France's Le Figaro, and Italy's La Repubblica -- condemned the treatment of Yucel by Turkish authorities in a statement last week.
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Yucel had reported on leaked emails from Turkish energy minister's emails
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Yucel's detention sparked protests in Germany

Question: She said her government "expects that the @placeholder justice system keeps in mind the great importance that the freedom of press has in any democratic society in its treatment of the Yucel case."

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkish


(CNN) Eugene A. Cernan, the last astronaut to leave his footprints on the surface of the moon, has died, NASA said Monday. The retired United States Navy captain was 82. His family confirmed the news in a statement Monday, saying he died following "ongoing health issues." "Our family is heartbroken, of course, and we truly appreciate everyone's thoughts and prayers. Gene, as he was known by so many, was a loving husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend," the family said. Cernan's death comes a little more than a month after fellow astronaut John Glenn died in December. Cernan earned several distinctions in his 13 years with NASA. He was the second American to walk in space and one of three men to have flown twice to the moon.
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Cernan was commander of Apollo 17, last mission to the moon in December 1972
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He was one of three men to fly to the moon twice

Question: His family said his experience as an @placeholder astronaut had humbled him.

Answer: Apollo 17


In under two minutes, notorious Australian terrorist Khaled Sharrouf managed to fake his way through a Sydney airport check using his brother's passport. On his journey to become an Islamic State Fighter, Sharrouf fled to the Middle East on December 6, 2013 from Sydney airport at 9.11am. Documents obtained by Lateline have shown that although his face was checked twice against the passport photo of his brother, customs officers let him through, the ABC have reported. Although there were 'significant time pressures that day,' national security expert Clarke Jones said the incident was a mistake and the processes may need to be assessed.
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Australian terrorist Khaled Sharrouf faked his way through airport check
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He fled to the Middle East in 2013 from Sydney airport at 9.11am
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Sharrouf used brother's passport and was allowed through after 2 minutes
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This comes after mother of Sharrouf's wife has pleaded for safe passage
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Karen Nettleton asked Australian Government to help her daughter, Tara
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Reports emerged Tara and her children were trying to return to Sydney
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Tara and her children travelled to Syria to be with her terrorist husband

Question: @placeholder is also likely to run into trouble for her alleged role in chaperoning her children to the war zone.

Answer: Karen Nettleton


Forget the Brasilian beaches of Rio de Janeiro or the picturesque cobblestone streets of Paris, according to a recent survey you'd be best off trying your luck at love in Los Angeles. The report found that 37 per cent of Americans  believe that the world's most attractive dating population lives in LA. The City of Angels beats popular destinations like Rio de Janeiro, Paris, Miami and Rome. The 2015 Foreign Affairs Study, commissioned by Expedia and dating app Tinder, surveyed 1,000 Americans, asking them a range of travel and romance questions. Among the questions asked was where they believed the most attractive dating populations to reside.
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37% believe LA has the 'most attractive' singles, according to a poll
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However, for those in relationships, a romantic trip to Paris was preferable
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But, 44% would wait about 3 months before holidaying with their partner

Question: Interestingly, while singles love LA for its attractive daters, those in relationships much prefer @placeholder.

Answer: Paris

Answer: Paris

Answer: Paris


(CNN) They don't call "Hamilton" "an American Musical" for nothing. Lin-Manuel Miranda's hit Broadway show embraces the history and diversity of American culture like no musical before. His songs blend rap, hip-hop, R&B, classic Broadway and even a little operetta to tell the story of the Caribbean-born, French- and Scottish-heritaged Alexander Hamilton, one of the founding fathers. The cast is multiethnic, including African-Americans as Aaron Burr, George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, and a Chinese-American as Hamilton's wife, Eliza. (Miranda himself is of Puerto Rican ancestry.) And, through the fast-paced music and energetic staging, "Hamilton" tells the story of America's founding and early years, drawn from Ron Chernow's award-winning 2004 biography.
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"Hamilton" is a groundbreaking Broadway show
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Musical uses hip-hop to tell historical tale, features diverse cast

Question: The musical was widely anticipated before its off-@placeholder debut in January 2015, followed by a move to Broadway in August.

Answer: Broadway

Answer: Broadway

Answer: Broadway

Question: The musical was widely anticipated before its off-Broadway debut in January 2015, followed by a move to @placeholder in August.

Answer: Broadway

Answer: Broadway

Answer: Broadway

Question: "And it does so by insisting that the forms of song most frequently heard on pop radio stations in recent years -- rap, hip-hop, @placeholder ballads -- have both the narrative force and the emotional interiority to propel a hefty musical about long-dead white men whose solemn faces glower from the green bills in our wallets."

Answer: R&B

Question: "I think what people are responding to about @placeholder is that it's a musical, but it's not hermetically sealed," he said.

Answer: Hamilton

Answer: Alexander Hamilton

Answer: Hamilton

Answer: Hamilton

Answer: Hamilton


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

Question: @placeholder were more than a match for the bookies' favourites and on another day might even have taken all three points.

Answer: Preston North End

Answer: Preston

Answer: Preston


Barcelona and Real Madrid's Sunday night showdown dominates the front pages of Spain's newspapers as El Clasico nears. Marca ask the question 'MSN or BBC' as Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and Neymar go head to head with Gareth Bale, Karim Benzema and Cristiano Ronaldo. The feeling in  Spain's newspapers is that this match could decide who wins the La Liga title, with Carlo Ancelotti's Real just one point behind Luis Enrique's Barca. MSN or BBC? Spanish newspaper Marca say this match could decide who wins the La Liga title Spanish newspapers Sport and Mundo Deportivo have led on El Clasico coverage for Sunday
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Barcelona welcome Real Madrid to the Nou Camp on Sunday night in La Liga
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It has been billed as the two best attacks in the world against each other
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Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and Neymar will feature for Barca while Cristiano Ronaldo, Karim Benzema and Gareth Bale will star for Real

Question: AS go with Real Madrid on the front and call it a 'universal Clasico' as they prepare to travel to @placeholder

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barca

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barca


It’s a classic Easter meal loved by families around the world: a juicy lamb joint served with rosemary, roast potatoes, carrots and sprouts. But one London restaurant is giving the traditional roast a twist this spring, serving the entire spread deep-fried. In fact, everything on this menu is doused in batter and then fried, from buttered crumpets and cheese strings to Tunnock’s tea cakes, hot cross buns and even a whole pizza. London's latest pop-up #FryHard plans to offer more than 100 deep-fried items over the long Easter weekend The calorific eaterie is the brainchild of Messhead, a collaboration between chef Jim Thomlinson (left)  of London Mess and freelance creative director Emma Thomas (right), better known as Miss Cakehead
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London's latest restaurant is open for one weekend only from 2 to 5 April
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#FryHard plans to offer more than 100 deep-fried items on its menu
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Brainchild of chef Jim Thomlinson and creative director Emma Thomas
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Deep-fried Babybel dish is getting the best response so far

Question: ‘It has got to be edible and the final decision [whether they should be deep-fried] comes from @placeholder.

Answer: Jim Thomlinson

Answer: Jim Thomlinson


Washington (CNN) Former Mexican President Vicente Fox is back to trolling Donald Trump on Twitter, particularly as the US President-elect has waffled on his pledge to have Mexico pay for a border wall and amid questions about Russian interference in the election. "Sr Trump,the intelligence report is devastating. Losing election by more than 3M votes and in addition this.Are you a legitimate president?" Fox tweeted Friday night. Fox's jab at Trump comes after the US intelligence community concluded in a declassified report released that Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered an "influence campaign" aimed at hurting Hillary Clinton and helping Trump.
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Fox has been a harsh critic of Trump
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He wasn't the only Mexican to tweet at Trump on Friday

Question: And on Thursday, Fox tweeted, "Trump may ask whoever he wants, but still neither myself nor @placeholder are going to pay for his racist monument.

Answer: Mexican

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexican

Question: @placeholder is still insisting that Mexico will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Sr Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Trump is still insisting that @placeholder will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.

Answer: Mexican

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexican

Question: @placeholder's transition team did not immediately respond to CNN for a request to comment on the tweets.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Sr Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) You might have a replacement, Pluto. There could be another planet in our solar system. Researchers at the California Institute of Technology have found evidence in the outer solar system of an object that could be a real ninth planet. Nicknamed Planet Nine, it "has a mass about 10 times that of Earth and orbits about 20 times farther from the sun" than Neptune. That means "it would take this new planet between 10,000 and 20,000 years to make just one full orbit around the sun," according to Caltech. Researchers Konstantin Batygin and Mike Brown haven't actually seen the planet, but other research helped lead them to conclude that there is one. Basically, they found that certain objects in the Kuiper Belt -- the field of icy objects and debris beyond Neptune -- had orbits that peculiarly pointed in the same direction.
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Planet Nine has an orbit that's "about 20 times farther from the sun" than Neptune
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"We hope that other people are going to get inspired and start searching," researcher says

Question: Depending on where @placeholder is in its "bizarre, highly elongated orbit," many telescopes have a shot at finding it.

Answer: Planet Nine

Answer: Planet Nine