They are caught between their bodies and their church - but have managed to walk a line between the two. These three Mormons, all from Utah, have realized that they are transgender - a designation not officially recognized by the Church of Latter Day Saints. Indeed, church doctrine states that anybody who takes their transgender identity to the extent of gender reassignment surgery cannot be baptized - and could face discipline from church elders if they are already a member of the religion. However, in the case of Annabel Jensen, Grayson Moore and Sara Jade Woodhouse, they have found a way to exist within the Mormon universe - often with the help of local Mormon leaders.
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Grayson Moore, Annabel Jensen and Sara Woodhouse are transgender
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Moore, formerly Grace, realized in high school and takes testosterone
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Jensen, who was born Christopher, also takes hormone treatments
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Mormon church will not baptize anybody who has sex change procedures
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Woodhouse transitioned later in life - he was married with a daughter
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The three have found varying degrees of acceptance into Mormon life

Question: Grayson used to be Grace and Annabel was once @placeholder

Answer: Christopher

Question: Accepted: Jensen told how she was welcomed when telling a @placeholder bishop of her transgender identity

Answer: Mormons

Answer: Mormon

Answer: Mormon

Answer: Mormon


Militants have killed five people in a gun attack on a restaurant in Mali's capital, including a French citizen and a Belgian security officer with the EU delegation in the country, authorities say. Mali's desert north, where French forces wrested control of territory from separatist rebels and al Qaeda-linked fighters, is plagued by frequent political violence - but this is the first militant attack for years in Bamako, in the south. Three Malians were also killed in the violence, which began about 1am, in and around La Terrasse restaurant, which is popular with expatriates. Police carry out their investigations at the scene of the militant attack in Mali's capital
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Militants have killed five people in a gun attack at a restaurant in Mali
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It is the first militant attack in the volatile country's south for years
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Malians were killed in the attack, along with French and Belgium nationals

Question: The French embassy in @placeholder said on Saturday it had alerted its citizens and beefed up security.

Answer: Mali

Answer: Mali

Answer: Malians

Answer: Mali

Answer: Mali

Answer: Malians


On Thursday night, the great and good of fashion and showbiz gathered to help one man celebrate the launch of his  new shop. But this was no ordinary shop - this was Burberry Chief Creative and chief executive officer Christopher Bailey's new Beverley Hills flagship. Over 700 guests, including superstars Cara Delevingne, Suki Waterhouse, Mila Kunis, Elton John, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Anna Wintour and the entire Beckham brood, turned out to support their pal Christopher at the London in Los Angeles event at Griffith Observatory. So how does one man have so many A-list friends? And how did he turn Burberry into the world's coolest brand, notching sales for the six months to April up to £1.42bn? An ability to reinvent trends, an eye for the hottest talent and the most charming demeanour; that's how.
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Over 700 guests attended the London in Los Angeles event on Thursday
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A-listers toasted Bailey's new Beverley Hills flagship
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Bailey was made CEO at age of 42 in 2013 and has boosted brand hugely
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Has tapped biggest supermodels and musicians for campaigns and shows

Question: @placeholder's iconic ponchos  have boosted Burberry sales by 10 per cent over the winter.

Answer: Burberry Chief Creative

Answer: Burberry


(CNN) -- From time to time, in the years just after his television show was taken away from him, you might see him in the lobby of a Las Vegas hotel or casino. It was always a startling sight. Ed Sullivan, walking among the guests. In town for the weekend, more free hours on his hands than he would have liked, catching a few stage shows. It wasn't that he had quickly become anonymous -- far from it. That kind of fame doesn't fade, at least not for a long while. "The Ed Sullivan Show" was gone, but the man survived. It had to have been so odd for him.
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Bob Greene: 50 years ago TV host Ed Sullivan introduced The Beatles to U.S. on his show
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Sullivan an unlikely impresario; he'd been Broadway columnist competing with Walter Winchell
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Sullivan was stiff but had great guests, was hugely influential in American culture, says Greene
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Greene: Less than decade after that 1964 show, Sullivan show and Beatles were over

Question: And then came the first appearance by @placeholder, which propelled both the young singers and their host to almost unfathomable heights of renown.

Answer: The Beatles

Answer: Beatles


Julie Hamp, Toyota's most senior female executive, has resigned following her arrest in Japan on suspicion of drug law violations, the automaker said Wednesday. Hamp tendered her resignation through her attorneys on Tuesday, and Toyota Motor Corp. accepted it because of 'the concerns and inconvenience that recent events have caused our stakeholders,' the company said. Hamp, a 55-year-old American who was Toyota's newly appointed head of public relations, was arrested on June 18 on suspicion of importing oxycodone, a narcotic pain killer, into Japan. The drug is tightly controlled in the country. Toyota declined to disclose other details, noting the investigation was ongoing.
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Julie Hamp is a U.S. citizen brought in just a month ago to help diversify the car maker's mostly male Japanese executive line-up
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Narcotics are tightly controlled in Japan and require government approval to be carried into the country
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Toyota's main offices were raided after Hamp's arrest -- she says she wanted the pills to help with a bad knee

Question: @placeholder authorities can detain suspects without charge for up to 23 days.

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japan

Question: He also has said he believes @placeholder did not intend to break the law.

Answer: Julie Hamp

Answer: Hamp

Answer: Hamp

Answer: Julie Hamp

Answer: Hamp


Alvaro Morata is slowly establishing himself as Spain's first choice striker and a key player in their Euro 2016 qualifying campaign but he puts his accelerated development down to plying his trade in Italy. The 22-year-old signed for Juventus from Real Madrid last year and helped knock his former employers out of the Champions League by scoring a crucial goal at the Bernabeu. Morata, who could potentially move back to Spain as Real have a buy-back clause, reiterated how important playing in Serie A has been to him. He told Marca TV: 'Italian football has given me so much and I think I learned more here in a single season than the rest of my career in Spain.
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Alvaro Morata says playing in Italy has been crucial to his development
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The Spanish international moved to Juventus from Real Madrid
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Morata also praised his team-mates Paul Pogba and Andrea Pirlo

Question: 'Paul Pogba is my friend and I hope he remains at @placeholder, as he's really a superstar.'

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus


The sisterhood are railing against Jose Mourinho for castigating Chelsea’s lady medic after her impetuous rush on to the Stamford Bridge pitch, which reduced Chelsea to eight outfield players for the crucial closing moments of Saturday’s Premier League draw against Swansea. Whatever the merits of the argument, the accusations that Mourinho is sexist are specious. Chelsea’s manager is very much the family man. He adores his wife Matilde; he loves his daughter, of the same name, and son Jose. He is polite and charming in mixed company. Dr Eva Carneiro’s hasty reaction to a foul on Eden Hazard did oblige the referee to order Chelsea’s best player to the touchline once he had been treated, no matter how superficially. And they were already down to ten men following a red card to their goalkeeper.
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Jose Mourinho will have the support of many for his assertion that she put the team at risk of conceding a late, losing goal
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Jake Livermore lost a new-born daughter and was suffering from depression when he failed a drugs test
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The immediate reaction is to forgive Hull City's England midfield player almost anything, his positive test for cocaine included
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When Rory McIlroy teed off after his ankle injury, he struck a blow for sanity in the mad, mad world of celebrity

Question: But @placeholder had just put in his shift for Hull when he was caught.

Answer: Jake Livermore


Marco Tardelli frowns at the dust spinning from the wheels as our Fiat Panda climbs through the hairpin bends. Tardelli and Fiat, two Italian icons, built in Turin and bound to Juventus. A robo-mower whizzes around his feet, as he leans over his garden fence and offers a wave of encouragement. Sparkling before him is Lake Como. Behind him Switzerland. To his right, a building he is converting into a holiday villa for rent. It's not quite hatchet-man turned handy-man but since leaving a coaching role with the Republic of Ireland, he has become closer to the project. To his left, George Clooney's pad. He jokes that the Hollywood star has a photograph of them together on display in his house, but Tardelli is not big-time. Far from it.
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Marco Tardelli starred for Juventus over 10 years
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Earned worldwide fame for his ecstatic celebration at the 1982 World Cup
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Played for Juve in the 1985 European Cup final at Heysel
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Believes there may not be a way for his old team to stop Barcelona
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Barcelona vs Juventus: All the latest Champions League final news

Question: After 375 appearances, Tardelli left for Inter Milan but is bonded to those at @placeholder with whom he conquered all.

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juve

Answer: Juventus


(CNN) -- Juror B37 found it hard to understand what witness Rachel Jeantel was talking about. And after the jurors acquitted George Zimmerman in the death of Jeantel's friend Trayvon Martin, the feeling certainly was mutual. After a trial that divided many Americans by their views on race, guns and self-defense, CNN's exclusive interviews with the witness and the juror Monday night illustrated their starkly different frames of reference. Juror: 'No doubt' that Zimmerman feared for his life They disagreed about whether Zimmerman racially profiled Martin when he saw him walking through a Sanford, Florida, neighborhood. But much more than race separated their perception of what happened the evening of February 26, 2012.
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Juror B37 appears in exclusive "AC 360" interview
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Star witness Rachel Jeantel talks to Piers Morgan
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Each offer starkly different takes

Question: If @placeholder was white and he had a hoodie on, would that happen?"

Answer: Trayvon Martin

Answer: Martin

Question: "I think @placeholder is a man whose heart was in the right place but just got displaced by the vandalism in the neighborhoods, and wanting to catch these people so badly that he went above and beyond what he really should have done," the juror said.

Answer: George Zimmerman

Answer: Zimmerman

Answer: Zimmerman


One plane was diverted and another delayed to avoid two Russian bombers that flew through Irish-controlled air space without warning in February, the Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) said. The disruption is believed to have occurred during the same February 18 incident in which British RAF Typhoon fighters were scrambled to escort two Russian bear bombers identified flying close to British airspace. The move was seen as a show of strength by Russia amid tensions over the conflict in Ukraine, where Prime Minister David Cameron has accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of challenging the territorial integrity of Kiev. A file picture showing a Russian bear bomber being escorted by an RAF jet. A commercial plane carrying hundreds of passengers was forced to divert after an incursion into Irish air space by two Kremlin aircraft
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One civilian jet changed course and another delayed take off from Dublin
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Disruption occurred on day RAF jets intercepted bear bombers last month
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Russian aircraft were flying with transponders switched off to avoid radars
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Incident latest in a long line of breaches of UK territory by Kremlin forces

Question: However, the @placeholder sad there had been 'no safety impact to civilian traffic in Irish controlled airspace'.

Answer: Irish Aviation Authority

Answer: IAA


Microsoft has confirmed that it is dropping the Internet Explorer brand. The move was rumoured in December but now the Redmond-based tech giant has said it will use a new name for its forthcoming browser, which is currently code named Project Spartan. It is believed the new browser will look more like Google's Chrome browser and be faster than Internet Explorer. Scroll down for video Farewell familiar friend: Microsoft has confirmed that it is dropping the Internet Explorer brand (logo pictured) and instead will use a new name for its forthcoming browser, which is currently code named Project Spartan Microsoft's marketing chief Chris Capossela said the company is working on a new name for the browser, which should be in Windows 10.
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Microsoft confirmed its web browser will have a new name - but it's secret
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Thought new browser will look more like Chrome and be faster than IE
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Microsoft is set to launch Microsoft 10in autumn this year
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It will include a single app store will hold desktop, phone and tablet apps
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Microsoft says new software is a radical overhaul, it will be 'familiar'

Question: However, it struggled in the face of competition, and in May 2012 it was announced that Google's Chrome overtook @placeholder as the most used browser worldwide.

Answer: Internet Explorer

Answer: Internet Explorer

Answer: Internet Explorer


The unseen damage that Top Gear UK's presenters inflicted on three cars, which are worth a combined $1 million, while rounding up cattle and racing in the outback has finally been revealed. Pictures of the yellow Bentley Continental V8S, that was driven by Richard Hammond during the 22nd season episode, show the car covered in red dust with its front grill completely removed as it sits suspended in a mechanic workshop. Hammond and his co-stars James May and Jeremy Clarkson had their pick of top vehicles to thrash around in a cattle station and an open mine in the Northern Territory during their visit to Australia in October last year.
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Richard Hammond, James May and Jeremy Clarkson had their pick of top cars to thrash around during their visit to the Northern Territory
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Pictures of the Bentley Continental V8S driven by Hammond show it covered in red dust with its front grill completely removed
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It is understood that the three cars were returned mechanically sound, but in dire need of cosmetic touch-ups including a complete re-spray
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The Bentley is reported to have lost at least 50 per cent of its original value

Question: But despite the gruelling environment, Clarkson said they had the time of their lives: 'We genuinely loved the @placeholder,' the 54-year-old beamed.

Answer: Northern Territory

Answer: Northern Territory


Manila (CNN)Manila on a normal day is not easy to manage. Throw in Pope Francis, a mass for six million people and some rain, and you can expect some disorder and confusion. However, what I experienced showed me the better side of what Filipinos and the Philippines can be. Before the Mass, the streets lining the main boulevard where the pope's motorcades would pass en route to Rizal Park, were already lined thick with people who had arrived by dawn, hoping to catch a glimpse of the pontiff. "The pope is a human saint -- when we see him our problems go away," said 35-year-old Evangeline Dion.
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Around six million Catholics crowd Manila streets to glimpse the Pope
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Spirits were high as followers sheltered from rain in plastic hats, coats
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Pope Francis ends his five-day trip to the Philippines on Monday

Question: The weather also brought out the @placeholder' innate creativity and resourcefulness; having listened to the advisory against bringing umbrellas, those who did not have raincoats wore every form of plastic imaginable.

Answer: Filipinos

Answer: Philippines

Answer: Philippines


Three more of Hillary Clinton's 'everyday Americans'  have been revealed to have strong links to the Democrat party - including one who could be set to support a rival bid for the White House. Julie Stauch and married couple Sean Bagniewski and Vidhya Reddy all appear in on the video announcing Clinton's 2016 bid. They are part of a diverse group of people - from young mothers and people preparing for retirement, to Spanish-speaking brothers preparing to start a business and an Asian-American college graduate looking for her first job - chosen to show aspirational citizens as Clinton looks to speak to to wide demographic of voters.
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More details of the so-called 'everyday Americans' have been revealed
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Gardener Julie Stauch was state campaign manager for Wendy Davis
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Sean Bagniewski, who appears with his wife, has campaigned for Clinton
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But he held an event for likely rival O'Malley days before video's release

Question: Bagniewski, who lost  in 2013, is also said to be in talks with @placeholder’s people and may support him

Answer: O'Malley


(CNN) The days following the September 11, 2001, attacks were marked by political solidarity over confronting America's enemies. No longer. As the 15th anniversary of the horrific attacks approaches Sunday, the political world is bitterly divided on how to address terrorism and national security. Donald Trump dominated the GOP primaries after breaking with key elements of his party's post-9/11 ethos. He blamed former President George W. Bush, whose original response to the attacks sent his approval ratings to historic highs, for the terrorist strike. And Trump has proposed banning Muslims from entering the United States. Though he's softened the proposal somewhat in gearing up for the general election, his stance still represents a dramatic departure from Bush's visit to the Islamic Center of Washington, DC, six days after the attacks to proclaim "Islam is peace."
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Americans remain committed to the fight against terrorism
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But that unity fizzles once Washington gets involved

Question: RELATED: Looking back at 9/11, @placeholder feel fear, anger, worry

Answer: America

Answer: Americans


(CNN) The daughter of the woman at the center of South Korea's presidential corruption scandal has been arrested in Denmark after months in hiding, according to special prosecutors. An arrest warrant was issued for Chung Yoo-ra -- daughter of Choi Soon-sil -- in December for alleged interference of business. Choi was a friend and informal adviser to South Korean President Park Geun-hye, and has been described as a Rasputin-like character to the leader. Chung was taken into custody Sunday night in the northern Danish city of Aalborg by North Jutland Police and appeared in court Monday. She was remanded in custody for four weeks.
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Denmark asks South Korea for formal extradition request, official says
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Daughter Park confidante Choi Soon-sil arrested Sunday in Denmark

Question: After weeks of protest, @placeholder's parliament voted on December 9 to impeach Park.

Answer: South Korea

Answer: South Korean

Answer: South Korea


(CNN) -- He is merciless toward opponents, secretive to the point of being a recluse and a true believer in the cause of global jihad. And from his hideout somewhere in southern Somalia, Mukhtar Abu Zubayr, the emir of Al-Shabaab, planned the most devastating terror attack in Kenya since the U.S. Embassy bombing in 1998. Zubayr, who is also known as Ahmed Abdi Godane, already has a price on his head. Last year, the U.S. State Department authorized a reward of up to $7 million for information on his whereabouts. And Saturday, his compound in the Somali port city of Barawe was the target of a raid by American commandos, according to local residents. The SEALs withdrew after a fierce firefight, and it was unclear whether their target -- still unidentified by U.S. officials -- was dead or alive.
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Al-Shabaab chief Mukhtar Abu Zubayr has a reputation for being secretive, merciless
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Zubayr, 36, wants his group to be able to deliver devastating attacks beyond Somalia
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Last year, he formally declared Al-Shabaab an affiliate of al Qaeda
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Zubayr's harsh tactics have led to dissent in his group, which he has ruthlessly suppressed

Question: Others in @placeholder's leadership disagreed, saying the group had to gain greater public support before such a move.

Answer: Al-Shabaab

Answer: Al-Shabaab

Answer: Al-Shabaab


A popular teacher killed her husband and infant son over the weekend in an attempted double murder suicide. Erin Agren of Whatcom County, Washington shot her husband, Michael Jordan, and their 17-month-old son Miles before attempting to kill herself. She instead shot herself in the shoulder, and lay on the floor with her family's dead bodies nearby for two days until she was discovered by a realtor who had arrived to show the house. KIRO reports that the realtor, Steve Mullenix, heard Agren yelling for help from the master bedroom at around 3pm on Sunday when he and some potential buyers showed up to the home for an open house.
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Erin Agren of Whatcom County, Washington shot dead her husband, Michael Jordan, and their 17-month-old son Miles over the weekend
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Agren, 43, then tried to kill herself, but only shot herself in the shoulder
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She was on the floor of her bedroom for two days alongside the bodies of her husband and son before being found by a realtor
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Agren was rushed to hospital and admitted to police she killed her husband and son
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Jordan and Agren were both teachers at a nearby school
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Agren had mental health issues and had suffered from paranoid delusions in the past

Question: Agren had been on leave since giving birth to @placeholder, and had met her husband at the school.

Answer: Miles

Answer: Miles


To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Hubble Space Telescope tomorrow, Nasa has released an image of a fantastic tapestry of stars snapped by the orbiting observatory. The image shows a giant distant cluster of about 3,000 stars called Westerlund 2 inside a stellar 'breeding ground' called Gum 29, 20,000 light-years from Earth. In the image massive young stars can be seen feeding a nearby region with the fuel it needs to form new stars. Scroll down for video A stellar nursery of about 3,000 stars called Westerlund 2 located about 20,000 light-years from the planet earth in the constellation Carina is shown in this image taken by the Hubble Space Telescope, released today to celebrate the silver anniversary of Hubble's launch
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Nasa scientists in California have released an image of distant giant cluster of 3,000 stars called Westerlund 2
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Massive stars are seen feeding regions of dust and gas in the image, sparking new star formation
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The image was released to mark the Hubble Space Telescope's 25th anniversary tomorrow
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It was launched on 24 April 1990  and, after a shaky start, has had a hugely successful career

Question: The image is part of a week of celebrations by @placeholder to commemorate what is widely regarded as the most important space telescope of all.

Answer: Nasa

Answer: Nasa

Question: Learning about the life cycle of stars was one of the reasons @placeholder was built.

Answer: Hubble Space Telescope

Answer: Hubble Space Telescope

Answer: Hubble

Answer: Hubble Space Telescope

Question: But the mission almost start in disaster, when @placeholder discovered a manufacturing flaw in the telescope's 7.9ft (2.4-meter) diameter mirror.

Answer: Nasa

Answer: Nasa


Dublin, Ireland (CNN) -- Visualize an Irish pub: there's likely fiddles, pints, and smoke -- and lots of it. While that may be a reality in some Irish pubs abroad, that hasn't been entirely the case in Ireland for the last decade. March 29 marked the 10-year anniversary of a workplace smoking ban in Ireland, extending to pubs and restaurants. Ireland was the first country worldwide to enact such a sweeping ban. The initiative made smoking in enclosed workplaces illegal, punishable by a fine of up to 3,000 euros, or about $4,200. The ban has spawned copycat laws across the globe. Norway and New Zealand followed that same year, as did Uganda. Now, dozens of countries from Brazil to Bhutan have joined Ireland in creating a nationwide workplace smoking ban -- the United States not among them. Russia will join the list in June.
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Ireland was the world's first nation to ban smoking in public places
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Health officials hail the ban as a success
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However, some in Ireland say they're actually smoking more
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E-cigarettes have become a popular alternative

Question: He says the workplace ban infringes on @placeholder freedoms and impedes business, especially in rural areas.

Answer: Ireland

Answer: Irish

Answer: Irish

Answer: Ireland

Answer: Ireland

Answer: Ireland

Answer: Ireland

Answer: Ireland

Answer: Ireland


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

Question: He played a key role in the @placeholder U18 team reaching the FA Youth Cup final in 2014.

Answer: Fulham

Answer: Fulham

Answer: Fulham

Answer: Fulham

Answer: Fulham


A pensioner has broke down in tears in court as he was spared jailed after admitting he stabbed his sick wife to death after she begged him to 'bring her suffering to an end'. Anthony Mann, 78, sat quietly sobbing in the dock as he listened to the details of the mercy killing of his wife Janet at their home in Nuneaton, Warwickshire. He was given a two year suspended sentence after he appeared at Leamington Justice Centre today. Anthony Mann was spared jail for killing his wife Janet after she asked him to end his life As his trial opened, the prosecution outlined how Mann plunged a kitchen knife into his wife's chest in a moment of impulse.
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Anthony Mann admitted killing his wife Janet who suffered from dementia
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Court heard how she begged for him to bring her suffering to an end
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He stabbed her in the chest after she became distressed at their home
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After stabbing her, Mann, 78, kissed his wife and told her: 'I love you'
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Mann pleaded guilty to amended charge of manslaughter with diminished responsibility

Question: 'The end of @placeholder's severe pain and distress is all that this case has been about.

Answer: Janet

Answer: Janet

Answer: Janet


(CNN) Turnout figures for an election to a controversial new legislative body in Venezuela were manipulated, the company that provided the voting technology has said. Antonio Mugica, CEO of London-based Smartmatic, said there was a discrepancy of at least 1 million votes between the officially declared tally in Sunday's election to the National Constituent Assembly and the one his company recorded. A full audit would be needed to confirm the exact numbers, he said. Venezuela's National Electoral Council has reported that more than 8 million people, or about 41.53% of registered voters, cast ballots. The head of the council called Mugica's assertions irresponsible.
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Criticism is unfounded, election official says, because company didn't see vote totals
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Company sees disparity of at least 1 million votes in government's turnout figures

Question: Venezuela has used @placeholder voting systems in elections since 2004, according to the company.

Answer: Smartmatic


ESPN announced it is cutting sponsored daily fantasy sports advertisements from within its shows after a DraftKings employee won $350,000 on FanDuel during an incident likened to insider trading. The major US sports fantasy companies defended their businesses' integrity on Monday after an employee used insider information to place bets in the unregulated multi-billion-dollar industry. A DraftKings manager admitted last week he released information detailing the percentages of entrants who selected certain fantasy players before winning $350,000 in a  contest on FanDuel. The data released by DraftKings manage Ethan Haskell showed what NFL players were most used in lineups submitted to the site's Millionaire Maker contests, the New York Times reported.
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DraftKings manager released inside info and won money on rival FanDuel
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Info detailed percentages of entrants who selected certain fantasy players
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Raises questions about integrity of unregulated multi-billion-dollar industry
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Sports fantasy companies defended their businesses' integrity together
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ESPN is cutting sponsored ads in shows but will run regular commercials
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Industry calls daily fantasy a skill - not gambling - and it's legal in 45 states

Question: 'Nothing is more important to @placeholder and FanDuel than the integrity of the games we offer to our customers,' they said.

Answer: DraftKings

Answer: DraftKings

Answer: DraftKings

Answer: DraftKings

Question: But companies like DraftKings and @placeholder set up online games in which fans pay an entry fee to a website to play dozens or even hundreds of opponents, with prizes that can reach up to $2million.

Answer: FanDuel

Answer: FanDuel


New Orleans (CNN) When police first described the slaying of former New Orleans Saints defensive end Will Smith, their account of what unfolded was simple. There was a vehicle crash, police said, followed by a heated exchange and a deadly shooting after the suspect brandished a gun. But the story of exactly what happened on the streets of New Orleans on Saturday night is getting more complicated. The latest clues in the high-profile case: Surveillance footage showing an apparent hit-and-run crash and the discovery of loaded weapons inside vehicles days after police towed them away from the scene. Footage revealed by CNN affiliate WVUE and another surveillance video obtained by CNN show a Mercedes SUV trailing a Hummer, until the latter vehicle stops abruptly. The Mercedes pulls up quickly, too, possibly hitting it from behind. Both vehicles are a standstill briefly, until the Hummer starts to pull over; the Mercedes, though, goes around and drives off.
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Police say they founded a loaded gun in Smith's vehicle and another weapon inside the suspect's Hummer
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Cardell Hayes is charged in Smith's killing; lawyer says Hayes' actions show he's not "an animal ... looking for blood"
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Surveillance video shows a Hummer stopping abruptly, possibly being hit by a Mercedes, on a New Orleans street

Question: That's how @placeholder is, she says: One moment people are out having fun and then, "boom, someone gets shot over nothing."

Answer: New Orleans

Answer: New Orleans Saints

Answer: New Orleans

Answer: New Orleans


(CNN)Months after Iraqi troops dropped their weapons and ran for their lives in Mosul, up to 25,000 are expected to head back there in April or May to try to retake the city from ISIS, according to a U.S. official. But can they actually do it? Answering that question is key to what might happen in Mosul but also as to whether the terrorist group can be taken out entirely in Iraq. Mosul has been a symbol of Iraqi military incompetence, given how troops and police ran from their posts as militants arrived in June. The stunning collapse stirred concerns about the ability of then-Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki not only to recapture Mosul but to save the entire country. And it also shined a harsh spotlight on the will and capabilities of Iraq's military, now that U.S. combat troops had exited the country.
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U.S. official: Up to 25,000 Iraqi troops could take part in Mosul assault in April or May
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He says the details are being offered to show Iraq's commitment to retaking the city
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A Kurdish military commander is skeptical, saying Iraq's army "is not ready for the fight"

Question: It has had some success in curbing the ISIS onslaught, but not in taking back a lot of territory -- much less that as valued as @placeholder.

Answer: Mosul

Answer: Mosul

Answer: Mosul

Answer: Mosul

Answer: Mosul

Question: If the Iraqi forces -- from five army brigades -- do the street-to-street fighting, theoretically they should significantly outnumber their @placeholder counterparts.

Answer: ISIS


If Manuel Pellegrini leaves the Barclays Premier League at the end of this season — and it is by no means certain — then he will leave behind barely a trace. Inside Manchester City, the Chilean has always provided a welcome contrast to the emotional stresses of life epitomised by his predecessor Roberto Mancini but — on the field and across the landscape of English football — Pellegrini has made the shallowest of footprints. Progress at the Etihad Stadium has in recent years been slight. Indeed, you could say there has been none, particularly in relation to money spent. At City, however, the fact is that the identity of the manager represents only a small part of the problem.
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Manchester City have made little progress since Manuel Pellegrini arrived
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Despite last year's title win, City have again failed miserably to retain it
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Vincent Kompany no longer capable of producing top performances
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City’s squad, constructed carefully and expensively, is too old, too foreign

Question: @placeholder could be out of a job in the summer, and if he is, he will have left little behind

Answer: Manuel Pellegrini

Answer: Pellegrini

Answer: Manuel Pellegrini


(CNN) Jack McCullough is innocent of the 1957 kidnapping and murder of a little girl and never should have been convicted, a judge ruled Wednesday. By granting the 77-year-old military veteran a certificate of innocence, Judge William Brady cleared McCullough's name for good. The decision also returned the killing of 7-year-old Maria Ridulph in Sycamore, Illinois -- the coldest murder case ever tried -- to the unsolved case files. "Based on the changes in the law and the consideration of the additional evidence now available to this court that may not have been available to the trier of fact ... Mr. McCullough's petition is granted," Brady said in issuing his ruling.
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Man falsely convicted of 1957 murder of 7-year-old girl wins certificate of innocence
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Jack Daniel McCullough was freed in 2016; decision left door open to new prosecution

Question: At the time, @placeholder left the door open for a new prosecutor to refile the charges.

Answer: William Brady

Answer: Brady


A cop shot dead in Louisiana was killed with his own service gun by his cousin, after the suspect stabbed the mayor's sister to death and injured two more, police said. Officer Henry Nelson, 51, was shot dead after responding to a domestic violence call at the home of Harrison Lee Wiley Jr at 4.45pm Wednesday, according to Sunset Police Department. Wiley stabbed sisters Shameka Johnson, 40, and Surlay Johnson, 34, after they tried to protect Wiley's wife Courtney Jolivette while the pair were arguing, it is claimed. Shameka was killed in the attack, while Surlay is in critical condition in Lafayette hospital. Jolivette was also stabbed and needed surgery and is in a stable condition at Alexandria hospital.
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Officer Henry Nelson, 51, was killed while responding to a domestic violence call in the small town of Sunset
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Harrison Lee Wiley Jr 'stabbed several people before shooting Nelson'
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Shameka Johnson, 40, sister of a local mayor, was killed during the attack
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Another sister, Surlay Johnson, 34, is in a critical condition
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It is believed they were trying to protect Wiley's wife Courtney Jolivette during a row with her husband
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Jolivette was also stabbed and is recovering from surgery
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Police have confirmed that Wiley and Nelson were cousins
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Nelson had a teenage daughter and was due to start vacation today
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After the shooting, Wiley crashed his car into a store and barricaded himself in the building for several hours, say police

Question: Other police told local journalists that @placeholder may have taken drugs before going on his rampage, and that he had a lengthy criminal history.

Answer: Harrison Lee Wiley Jr

Answer: Wiley

Answer: Wiley

Answer: Harrison Lee Wiley Jr

Answer: Wiley

Answer: Wiley

Answer: Wiley


A woman who married her female partner last year without first divorcing her husband has pleaded guilty to bigamy and other charges in Virginia. Keyshana Rae Childress, 28, of Wayneboro, was sentenced to two years' probation on Tuesday. The incident is believed to the first case of bigamy resulting from someone marrying a woman without first getting divorced from a man. Prosecutors say Childress signed a marriage license last October and lied about being already married to Bobby Nicholson, 51, from Charlottesville. 'The marriage was voided because the defendant was legally married to another person,' Robert Garnett, assistant commonwealth's attorney told The News Virginian of Waynesboro.
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Mother-of-four Keyshana Rae Childress, 28, of Wayneboro, Virginia, was sentenced to two years' probation on Tuesday
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She admitted to marrying her wife, understood to be called Karen, last year without first divorcing Bobby Nicholson, her husband of six years
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Childress was extradited from Florida in March and charged with bigamy, perjury and three misdemeanor charges of custody violations
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The incident is believed to the first case of bigamy resulting from someone marrying a woman without first getting divorced from a man

Question: Nicholson and Childress married in 2008 and split in 2012 at which stage he said wasn’t aware that @placeholder was attracted to women, although he now understands that that was the reason why their marriage didn’t work out.

Answer: Keyshana Rae Childress

Answer: Childress

Answer: Keyshana Rae Childress

Answer: Childress


Sydney, Australia (CNN) For most young Australians, the violence and extremism of Syria feels a world away. But for a tiny minority, ISIS exerts a powerful allure, leading a small but significant number to head to the Middle East to take up arms. And while the de facto capital of the self-described ISIS caliphate is more than 8,000 miles (13,000 kilometers) from Sydney, the murderous group's reach is keenly felt here -- as Australia reels from what police say was a narrowly averted, ISIS-assisted plot to bring down a plane. For some, the ISIS connection is real and immediate. "I know two friends, two personal friends of mine who traveled to fight for ISIS," says a 20-year-old university student who asks to remain anonymous, out of safety concerns.
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Radicalization in Australia a worrying trend, experts say
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Some Australian Muslims say that not enough is being done to counter the problem

Question: CNN interactive: Behind the mask - From altar boy to @placeholder fighter

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Question: Schoolgirl, man arrested in @placeholder in connection with ISIS fundraising

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australians

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australian Muslims


(CNN) -- Two former U.S. Border Patrol agents -- whose cases became flashpoints in the controversy over border security -- were released early from prison Tuesday, one of their attorneys and a congressman said. An artist's sketch shows Ignacio Ramos, left, and Jose Compean. The agents were convicted in 2006 of shooting and wounding an unarmed illegal immigrant and then covering it up. President George W. Bush issued commutations for both men during his final days in office last month. Ignacio Ramos and Jose Compean had received 11- and 12-year prison sentences, respectively. After the commutation, their prison sentences were set to end March 20.
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The two men were convicted of wounding an unarmed illegal immigrant
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President Bush issued commutations for both men during his final days in office
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Their cases became flashpoints in the controversy over border security
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Ignacio Ramos, Jose Compean got 11- and 12-year prison sentences, respectively

Question: After March 20, @placeholder will be on "supervised release" -- similar to probation -- for up to three years, Botsford said.

Answer: Ignacio Ramos

Answer: Ignacio Ramos

Answer: Ignacio Ramos


(CNN) To boldly grow where no man has grown before. That has been the mission of astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) for nearly two years, where they have tried to cultivate edible plants in microgravity. But now, after a few failed growth cycles, it seems the team's efforts are finally blossoming, with their first ever bunch of zinnia flowers blooming in space. U.S. astronaut Scott Kelly tweeted a photo of one of the orange flowers, writing: "First ever flower grown in space makes its debut! #SpaceFlower #zinnia #YearInSpace". Kelly brought the flowers back to life after mold started growing on some of the leaves because of high humidity, according to a recent NASA blog.
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Astronauts aboard ISS successfully grow zinnia flowers
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The 'Veggie' project could provide important information for a Mars mission
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In the future, astronauts could eat fresh foods grown in space

Question: The @placeholder team installed the space station's Veggie plant system in mid-2014 and have also grown "Outredgeous" red romaine lettuce.

Answer: International Space Station

Answer: ISS

Answer: ISS


Beijing (CNN) First lady Melania Trump had a great panda adventure at the Beijing Zoo, her final solo event in the city of Beijing. Trump spent some time feeding Gu Gu the giant panda and learned about his nutrition and training while at the zoo, according to the first lady's communications director Stephanie Grisham. The first lady also signed a poster of the panda, writing, "Thank you to the Beijing Zoo! Wonderful to meet Gu Gu!" The Beijing Zoo is home to eight giant pandas, including one set of twins, but Gu Gu is the "star of the zoo," according to zoo director Li Xiaoguang.
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Melania Trump took a solo visit to the Beijing Zoo
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The Beijing Zoo is home to eight giant pandas

Question: @placeholder was presented with her own stuffed animal, a giant panda, by Xiaoguang.

Answer: Melania Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Melania Trump


(CNN) Secretary of State John Kerry said Thursday that the United States has determined that ISIS' action against the Yazidis and other minority groups in Iraq and Syria constitutes genocide. "My purpose here today is to assert in my judgment, (ISIS) is responsible for genocide against groups in areas under its control including Yazidis, Christians and Shiite Muslims," he said, during a news conference at the State Department. Kerry said that in 2014, ISIS trapped Yazidis, killed them, enslaved thousands of Yazidi women and girls, "selling them at auction, raping them at will and destroying the communities in which they had lived for countless generations," executed Christians "solely for their faith" and also "forced Christian women and girls into slavery."
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Kerry said that in 2014, ISIS trapped Yazidis, killed them and enslaved thousands of Yazidi women and girls
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This is the first time that the United States has declared a genocide since Darfur in 2004

Question: "ISIL's campaign of terror against the innocent, including the Yazidi and @placeholder minorities, and its grotesque targeted acts of violence, show all the warning signs of genocide," Kerry said in August 2014.

Answer: Christians

Answer: Christians

Answer: Christian


(CNN) Katie Prager, the wife in the real "Fault in Our Stars" couple, died Thursday after complications from cystic fibrosis and a lung transplant. She was 26 years old. "Early this morning, she gained her wish of being at home, in her bed, surrounded by her mom, dad, brother and her dogs, dying peacefully, away from the hospital, tubes, IVs," her mother, Debra Donovan, posted on Facebook. "The days to follow will not be easy but I find comfort in knowing that my girl lived, she really lived." Katie had been in hospice care in her Flemingsburg, Kentucky, home since September 7.
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Katie Prager, 26, died Thursday at her home in Flemingsburg, Kentucky
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Her husband, Dalton Prager, 25, died Saturday in Missouri

Question: He overcame the cancer but was recently hospitalized in @placeholder with pneumonia and a viral infection.

Answer: Missouri


A director was unfairly sacked from one of Princess Diana's favourite charities after her boss branded her 'Looney Tunes' and sent lewd emails about her, a tribunal heard today. Ibukun Adebayo, 48, found 'distressing and offensive' insults in emails from her boss David Hoare at the drugs, alcohol and mental health charity Turning Point, in London. Mrs Adebayo then claimed she was unfairly sacked from her £84,000 position as IT director at the charity by its chief executive Lord Victor Adebowale. The remedy hearing was told that Mr Hoare referred to her a 'Looney Tunes' in one email to Lord Adebowale and sent another work email about a sex act.
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Ibukun Adebayo, 48, worked for drugs and alcohol charity Turning Point
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Claimed her boss nicknamed her Looney Tunes' and sent obscene emails
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She was dismissed from her IT position after uncovering the emails sent
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Now claiming a six-figure payout for lost earning and compensation

Question: 'To me, her subsequent discovery of emails, which certainly should not have been sent, did not retrospectively justify her illegitimate searches in the first place and her actions were as such that, whatever her searches uncovered, her illegitimate trawl of the @placeholder email system would have led to her dismissal in any event.'

Answer: Turning Point

Answer: Turning Point


(CNN) -- Italian giants AC Milan have confirmed Massimiliano Allegri as their new coach. Allegri has signed a two-year contract with Milan and replaces Brazilian coach Leonardo, who left after just one season at the club. The 42-year-old led Cagliari to mid-table finishes in the last two seasons and recently terminated his contract. A statement on Milan's official website read: "AC Milan announce that Massimiliano Allegri is the new first team coach. The manager has signed a contract until June 30, 2012." Leonardo briefly threatened to win the Italian Serie A title but eventually finished third, securing qualification for the lucrative European Champions League.
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AC Milan confirm Massimiliano Allegri as their new coach
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Allegri replaces Brazilian coach Leonardo
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The 42-year-old recently terminated his contract with Cagliari

Question: Coaching @placeholder represents a very important point of arrival in my career.

Answer: AC Milan

Answer: Milan

Answer: Milan

Answer: AC Milan

Answer: AC Milan


The pathetic excuses from friends and colleagues defending Steven Gerrard have been a joke. Unfortunately for arguably Liverpool’s greatest-ever player, he proved on Sunday that Brendan Rodgers has made the correct decision to cut him loose from Anfield at the end of this season. I’d be surprised if Gerrard makes the Liverpool starting line-up again, and any substitute appearances will surely only be to give the fans a wave goodbye. Why should Rodgers trust Gerrard again this season? Steven Gerrard looks dejected after seeing red just 38 seconds after coming on for Liverpool at Anfield Gerrard stamped on Ander Herrera's right leg shortly after coming on at the start of the second half
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Steven Gerrard was sent off after just 38 seconds against Man United
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The Liverpool captain stamped on Ander Herrera's leg during Anfield clash
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Liverpool went on to lose 2-1 against United thanks to a Juan Mata double
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Gerrard failed to apologise to Herrera during his post-match interview
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READ: Adrian Durham on Arsene Wenger's continued failure in Europe
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READ: Adrian Durham on Connor Wickham's disastrous career move

Question: Herrera gestures and points at @placeholder as the Liverpool midfielder reacts following the challenge

Answer: Steven Gerrard

Answer: Gerrard

Answer: Gerrard

Answer: Steven Gerrard

Answer: Gerrard

Answer: Steven Gerrard

Answer: Gerrard


ISIS have tried to justify the beheading of eight alleged informers as 'revenge' for military operations targeting the Islamists in Syria and Iraq in the militants' latest gruesome  video. The video contrasts the murders of the eight men, all blindfolded dressed in red jumpsuits, cut with footage of people who apparently have been killed or badly injured in coalition attacks on ISIS-held locations. The men are accused of being informers, engaged in military operations against ISIS. Scroll down for video Murdered: Militants claim the eight men were informers, engaged in military operations against ISIS The slickly edited video - which appears to take inspiration from violent video games, complete with sickening 'player profiles' of each of the doomed men - is thought to have been shot in the Euprhates, which covers Syria and Iraq.
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Video shows murders of eight men allegedly working against Islamic State
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Interspersed with footage of child and man 'killed by coalition forces'
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Includes sickening video game-like 'player profiles' of each doomed man
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‘By God we will get our revenge,’ slickly edited video states at one point

Question: The militants have turned to brutal videos like these as a form of propaganda, apparently simultaneously hoping to attract new fighters and spread fear among those working against @placeholder.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


There is a picture-postcard quality to Frinton-on-Sea, with its golden sands, Victorian-style beach huts and famous esplanade, where crowds of day-trippers spend the summer months laying out picnic blankets and licking ice creams. The genteel Essex town (population 5,500) has a station, six schools, seven churches, 27 restaurants and cafes and, to the delight of many residents of its comfortable retirement chalets, the UK’s 11th best golf club. Yet something has recently been missing — something very important. Because for most of the past year, Frinton has not had a single full-time GP. There are more than 8,000 men, women and children registered at the Caradoc Surgery, the only NHS facility in town. Yet when the Daily Mail visited last month, there were no qualified doctors on its staff.
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Figures reveal 10.2 per cent of full-time GP positions across UK are vacant
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Only 61 per cent of vacancies can even be temporarily filled by locum staff
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Ever-growing numbers of GPs are also choosing to take early retirement
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In total 5,114 GPs have retired in England alone in the past three years

Question: If that is the future, perhaps it will help the good folk of @placeholder.

Answer: Frinton

Answer: Frinton


(CNN) Last Thursday, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos made a speech announcing the reversal of Obama-era policies on campus sexual assault under Title IX, the federal law on gender equity in education. This was met with a wave of outrage on social media and in progressive publications. There were angry accusations that the move would harm women and protect rapists; a #StopBetsy hashtag sprang up on Twitter. Why the fury? DeVos offered a full-throated defense of due process, asserting that "every survivor of sexual misconduct must be taken seriously" but "every student accused of sexual misconduct must know that guilt is not predetermined."
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Cathy Young:  Betsy DeVos announced she'd reverse Obama guidelines on campus sexual assault, and was widely derided
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Young: But DeVos was right to defend due process for the accused, who "must know that guilt is not predetermined."

Question: Given the odium in which this administration is held in academia, as well as its general unpopularity and incompetence, the odds are not good: Even if @placeholder formally rescinds the Obama administration guidance, college administrators will likely be under pressure from feminist and social justice groups to stick with their post-2011 rules, and the consensus to develop alternative structures such as the regional centers may never emerge.

Answer: Betsy DeVos

Answer: DeVos

Answer: Betsy DeVos

Answer: DeVos


Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) On Easter Sunday, a crisp spring day, some of the city's Christian population mingled with their Muslim neighbors, celebrating in a neighborhood park -- taking their kids on rides or pushing them on swings. Then, the sound of tragedy. Without warning, a blast tore through the park, killing indiscriminately. Because of the innocent setting, an unusually high number of those injured were women and children. But the attack, claimed by a splinter group of the Pakistani Taliban, intentionally targeted Christians, the perpetrators say. The suicide blast, in the eastern Pakistan city of Lahore, killed at least 69 people, a local government spokesman told CNN.
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Splinter group of Pakistani Taliban claims responsibility for the bombing
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Suicide bombing hits park Sunday evening when many families are out

Question: It comes at a difficult time for Pakistan's @placeholder, some of whom were in the city's Gulshan Iqbal Park to celebrate the holiday Sunday evening, only to see their Easter Sunday fragment into terror and chaos.

Answer: Christian

Answer: Christians


After an action-packed weekend in the Premier League and Football League RALPH ELLIS sifted through the statistics. Here he shares what he has learned. 1. Chelsea's midfield players failed to up their work rate to make up for the Nemanja Matic red card that reduced them to 10 men for the second half at West Ham. Willian, Eden Hazard and Ramires all finished the match having run less distance then centre half Gary Cahill, who was Blues' hardest working player with 6.5 miles covered. Even allowing for being a man down, Jose Mourinho should be worried about his side's lack of effort. West Ham out ran them by nearly six miles, collectively covering 68.1 compared with Chelsea's 62.7.
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Chelsea's midfield players' work rate was poor against West Ham United
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Manchester City have not conceded a goal while Vincent Kompany has been on the pitch in any of the six Premier League matches he has started
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Dan Gosling is emerging as the Forrest Gump of this season's league
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Dougie Freedman's Nottingham Forest are now without a win in six games

Question: @placeholder passed that with flying colours as he logged 8.5 miles fighting to stop Tottenham's 5-1 win becoming an even more embarrassing rout.

Answer: Dan Gosling


The meticulous planning Colorado movie theater gunman James Holmes went through to hide his intentions to commit mass murder and cause maximum carnage showed he was sane at the time, a psychiatrist testified in his murder trial on Thursday. But court-appointed psychiatrist William Reid admitted under questioning from a defense lawyer that the shooting rampage would not have happened were it not for the defendant's serious mental illness. Holmes, 27, has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to killing 12 moviegoers and wounding 70 others inside a Denver-area cinema during a viewing of the Batman film 'The Dark Knight Rises' in 2012.
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James Holmes has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to killing 12 moviegoers and wounding 70 others inside a Denver-area cinema
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Prosecutors have charged Holmes with multiple counts of first-degree murder and attempted murder
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Psychiatrist William Reid said meticulous planning Holmes went through to hide his intentions to commit mass murder and cause maximum carnage showed he was sane at the time
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Reid admitted the shooting rampage would not have happened were it not for the defendant's serious mental illness

Question: Via the television station, @placeholder replied 'Without meaning to usurp the jury's job, and it's a tough job, I believe so.'

Answer: William Reid

Answer: William Reid

Answer: Reid


The hit and run driver who killed a man in a wheelchair crossing the street has surrendered himself to police after realizing that he was family to the dead pedestrian. Malik Clyburn, 19, of Sarasota, Florida,  surrendered himself to authorities hours after hitting his relative Michael Wright, 48, while driving his Kia Optima on a suspended license. 'I think I killed my family member,' Clyburn said after turning himself in just after midnight on Thursday. Officer Kevin Schafer said that the young man would have faced a misdemeanor for driving on a suspended license, but now will be charged with a felony for leaving the scene of an accident causing death.
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Malik Clyburn, 19, of Sarasota, Florida, turned himself in after deadly crash
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His relative Michael Wright, 48, was crossing the street when he was hit
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Driver on suspended license didn't slow down and sped away from scene
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He didn't break traffic laws during incident, but now faces felony charge

Question: @placeholder died from his injuries at the hospital early Wednesday morning.

Answer: Michael Wright


Caitlyn Jenner seems to be as into fashion as her famous daughters Kim,  Khloe, Kourtney, Kendall and Kylie. In a new clip for the upcoming reality series I Am Cait, the 65-year-old star is seen talking about the joys of adding  to her new glam room in her posh Malibu spread. The former Keeping Up With The Kardashians standout is also seen perusing her new closet, which is stocked with designer duds (and what appears to be a tiara). 'We're going to do a lot of fun things for the first time. We're going to go shopping for the first time,' the E! star said during a sneak peek from her eight-part docu-series that debuts July 26.
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Caitlyn models several new looks in the one minute clip for I Am Cait
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The 65-year-old said she was happy to be able to go shopping as a woman
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Jenner showed off her closet that is already filled with female clothes
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The E! star said, 'People don't understand looking into the mirror and nothing seems right'

Question: revealed that I @placeholder 'chronicles Jenner's adjustment to living publicly as a transgender woman.'

Answer: Am Cait


For those who first encountered Billy Crystal in the 1989 film When Harry Met Sally or who, like me, go back even further, to the Seventies, when he daringly played one of the first gay characters on mainstream television in the U.S. sitcom Soap, here is a book to make us feel old. But that's OK, because it's a book about feeling old. The first wave of the so-called baby-boomers are now the age their grandparents were when they were born, if not older. He can see, just by watching them trudging around the local shopping mall, that some of his contemporaries have given up on life. 'Poor guys, they have no shoulders. They're just following their wives...getting excited only when they can have a new front door key made at the locksmith kiosk.'
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67-year-old Billy Crystal's autobiography is stuffed with tales of celebrities
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Brian Viner says the book is warm-hearted and occasionally hilarious
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Crystal reflects on the ageing process and the prospect of death

Question: When, as star and producer of the film City Slickers, @placeholder invited Charles Bronson to consider playing a veteran cowboy, the famous tough-guy actor phoned him, barely able to contain his fury.

Answer: Billy Crystal

Answer: Billy Crystal

Answer: Crystal


Andy Murray wants to use Great Britain's Davis Cup victory as a 'springboard' to spur him on to more Grand Slams. The British No 1, who added the team title to his collection that includes Wimbledon, the US Open, and Olympic gold, now wants to kick on and complete his set with the French and Australian titles. Murray triumphed on clay this weekend, which gives him hope that he can take home a first French Open, while he has lost four times in the final of the Australian Open. 'Winning the Davis Cup is a huge victory for everyone in the team, but from a personal point of view I don't see it so much like ticking off another big title from a list,' he wrote in his BBC Sport column.
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Andy Murray won all three points for Great Britain in Davis Cup final
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Murray hopes he can now go on to win French and Australian Opens
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Murray has already won Wimbledon, US Open and Olympic gold
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British No 1 also says he was determined to celebrate victory properly
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Murray claimed he 'regrets' not celebrating as much after other wins

Question: 'There are obviously still two @placeholder I haven't won, and the Australian Open is a tournament I would love to win because I've been close there so often, reaching the final four times.

Answer: Grand Slams


(CNN) As North Korea develops an intercontinental nuclear capability, President Donald Trump has veered from forbearance to frustration regarding China's role. Earlier this summer Trump told Chinese President Xi Jinping, "I appreciate the things that you have done" on North Korea; more recently, however,  his tweets have been laced with irritation. "They do NOTHING for us with North Korea, just talk," Trump declared. "We will no longer allow this to continue. China could easily solve this problem!" Beijing may have temporarily mollified the Trump administration, which was pleased by Chinese support for tighter UN sanctions against North Korea. But despite Washington's hopes, China won't solve the North Korea problem, regardless of how often the Trump administration insists that it can or must.
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Jennifer Lind: President Trump has expressed frustration China hasn't pressured North Korea to stop developing weapons
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In China's view, North Korea is not the menacing rogue state; America is, she writes

Question: Because @placeholder intends to intervene as well, this scenario has the potential for dangerous escalation.

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China


Getting by with a little help from his friend, this is the blind elderly Jack Russell who never goes anywhere without his own guide dog. Staffordshire Bull Terrier Buzz and his friend Glenn, who is permanently blind, were found abandoned together in a sea tunnel in Hartlepool, Durham three weeks ago. The inseparable pair were rescued and are now being cared for at the Stray Aid centre in nearby Coxhoe where staff are hoping to find the dogs a new home. Staff say the unlikely friends – thought to be between nine and 10 – may have been abandoned because of their age.
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Jack Russell Glenn is blind and guided by a Staffordshire Bull Terrier
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He and Buzz were found abandoned together in a sea tunnel in Hartlepool
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Rescue centre staff are looking to find the inseparable pair a new home

Question: '@placeholder also nudges him towards his food, they eat side by side, and he pushes him toward his bowl, or away from his [Buzz's] if Glenn is going for the wrong bowl.

Answer: Buzz

Answer: Buzz


Sergio Garcia insists he is focused on winning his first PGA Tour title since 2012 at this week's Shell Houston Open, despite the Masters being just around the corner. Rory McIlroy's bid for a third major victory in succession to complete the career grand slam, plus the question of whether Tiger Woods will end his self-imposed exile from the game, have dominated the agenda for weeks. But, although the Golf Club of Houston is set up to try to replicate some of the conditions the players will face at Augusta, Garcia is concentrating on ending his victory drought. Sergio Garcia lines up a putt during the Cadillac Championship in Doral, Florida last month
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Sergio Garcia is looking to win his first PGA Tour title since 2012
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The Spaniard is competing at this week's Shell Houston Open
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It is the last PGA Tour event ahead of next week's Masters at Augusta

Question: The winner in @placeholder will qualify for the Masters if they are not already exempt.

Answer: Houston


(CNN) Zakia and Ali knew theirs was a forbidden love. She was Sunni and ethnically Tajik; he was Shiite and ethnically Hazara -- the Montagues and Capulets. "From forth the fatal loins of these two foes "A pair of star-cross'd lovers take their life" So begins, with gloomy prophecy, one of the most famous stories in English literature. Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet would take their own lives out of despair. Rod Nordland, a journalist who found Afghanistan's Romeo and Juliet, says that in that country, the despair all too often comes to an end in a so-called honor killing.
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Zakia and Ali, a young Afghan couple, stays together despite the chance of Zakia's "honor killing"
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In the new book "The Lovers," Zakia talks of being courted by Ali's poetry and song

Question: @placeholder was cagey at first about accepting Ali's proposal -- she knew the taboo, and danger, in such a marriage.

Answer: Zakia

Answer: Zakia

Answer: Zakia

Answer: Zakia

Question: "One hundred percent, they would kill me," @placeholder told Nordland.

Answer: Zakia

Answer: Zakia

Answer: Zakia

Answer: Zakia

Question: "If someone loves someone, she should have that bravery to do whatever has to be done," @placeholder told Nordland.

Answer: Zakia

Answer: Zakia

Answer: Zakia

Answer: Zakia


(CNN) -- His trial's over. And now it turns out that George Zimmerman might need the same thing millions of Americans are looking for: a job. As Zimmerman and his legal team mounted their defense, they convinced people across the country to donate hundreds of thousands of dollars to help him. Living expenses, bodyguards and expert witnesses were costly, they argued on websites set up to raise money in the case. So what's next, now that a jury has acquitted him? For the 29-year-old Florida man, the financial picture is cloudy. Critics have already accused Zimmerman of profiting from the case. Will the donations keep pouring in? Will he win a monetary reward in his defamation lawsuit against NBC? Could he cash in on his personal story with a book or movie deal?
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Trayvon Martin's killer, George Zimmerman, won't likely find a safe job, his lawyer says
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Zimmerman has collected hundreds of thousands of dollars
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Zimmerman's wife faces a perjury charge for allegedly lying about their financial situation
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Zimmerman has sued NBC Universal, but hasn't specified a dollar figure

Question: "It would be a shame," the newspaper said, "if the unnecessary death of 17-year-old @placeholder produced more paydays for the man who fatally shot the unarmed black teenager in the heart during a scuffle."

Answer: Trayvon Martin

Question: And it's possible @placeholder's family will file a civil wrongful death case, which could threaten Zimmerman's pocketbook.

Answer: Trayvon Martin


(CNN) Amir Hekmati, one of five Americans released by Iran, arrived home in Michigan on Thursday afternoon amid the applause and cheers of supporters. "It's great to be back in Flint, my hometown," he told reporters moments after stepping out of a plane at Bishop International Airport. "I love this city. I love its people. They've been so good to me and my family and we're very grateful." Hekmati was detained in 2011, weeks after arriving in Iran to visit his grandmother, according to his family's website. The former Marine infantryman and Arabic and Persian linguist was accused of espionage and other charges in 2012.
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Christian pastor Saeed Abedini greeted in North Carolina
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Amir Hekmati, one of the five Americans released by Iran, arrives home in Michigan
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"It's been a very long road," Hekmati says

Question: Abedini had an emotional reunion with loved ones Thursday afternoon in Asheville, @placeholder.

Answer: North Carolina


(CNN) A familiar pattern is emerging as Iraqi forces begin the final phase of their offensive to clear ISIS fighters from western Mosul. They edge towards the city limits, using artillery and airstrikes to soften up the terror group's defenses. ISIS retaliates with suicide bombs, exploits its tunnel networks and activates sleeper cells elsewhere in the city. A long battle of attrition is underway, with some 750,000 civilians caught in the middle. For the Iraqi army and government, the prize is clearing ISIS from the last city it holds in Iraq. What does the battle look like? The battle for western Mosul is likely to be tougher than that for the eastern half of the city, which took well over two months. Satellite imagery and witness accounts indicate that ISIS' defenses are thicker here, and the warren of alleys in the old city is impenetrable to armored vehicles.
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The effort to take western Mosul back from ISIS will be a battle of attrition
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Civilians trapped by the fighting have no easy escape route

Question: A CNN team in eastern @placeholder last month found the brittle mood among a civilian population that was beginning to return home but wary of the fragile security situation.

Answer: Mosul

Answer: Mosul

Answer: Mosul


(CNN) When George Michael came out as a gay man in an exclusive interview with CNN in April 1998, public attitudes about homosexuality were far different from how they are today. Same-sex marriage was illegal, violence against gays or lesbians was not classified as a hate crime, and HIV and AIDS still carried a heavy stigma. In that climate nearly 20 years ago, the British music superstar appeared on CNN and went public with his sexual orientation. Michael, then 34, told CNN's Jim Moret that he did not have his first gay relationship until he was 27 and that he had decided to keep his sexuality private because of the way he was publicly scrutinized earlier in his career.
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Michael: "I spent the first half of my career being accused of being gay when I hadn't had anything like a gay relationship"
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British singer, who died Sunday, said his music was always truthful and open

Question: For the remainder of his career, Michael supported @placeholder research and education, women's and children's organizations and groups working to end world famine.

Answer: AIDS


(CNN) Indonesian President Joko Widodo has postponed his trip to Australia following the violent protest that erupted Friday in Jakarta. Widodo informed Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull of his decision Saturday and instructed his Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi to reschedule his visit, according to a statement released from the palace. Violent clashes erupted in Jakarta on Friday as protesters demanding the ouster of the city's governor, who has been accused of blasphemy against Muslims, clashed with police, CNN Indonesia reported. Gov. Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, commonly known as Ahok, is alleged to have insulted Islam by criticizing his opponents' use of a Quranic verse in a stump speech. Ahok is a member of Indonesia's Christian minority.
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President Widodo cites 'current situation in country' as reason to postpone Australia trip
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Police estimate 200,000 people marched through Jakarta

Question: The protesters called for @placeholder's death, shouting "kill Ahok" and "kill Ahok for insulting Islam."

Answer: Ahok

Answer: Ahok

Question: The protesters called for Ahok's death, shouting "kill @placeholder" and "kill Ahok for insulting Islam."

Answer: Ahok

Answer: Ahok

Question: The protesters called for Ahok's death, shouting "kill Ahok" and "kill @placeholder for insulting Islam."

Answer: Ahok

Answer: Ahok


A Jealous Russian soldier who kicked his ex-girlfriend in the head after shooting her new lover was arrested after his grandmother turned up - and told him to go home. Dementi Fomin had been drinking with his girlfriend Marianne Sokolova in Kazan, in south-western Russia's Republic of Tatarstan, when Iskander Maslov walked in and launched his attack. CCTV footage shows the couple hugging before 30-year-old Maslov appears in the doorway and pulls out a pistol. Flashpoint: CCTV captured the moment Iskander Maslov held a gun to the head of Dementi Fomin Drama: The footage appears to show Iskander Maslov shooting Fomin as he lay on the floor of the bar
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Footage shows former soldier Iskander Maslov pulling out a pistol in a bar
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The 30-year-old holds gun to Dementi Fomin's head and forces him down
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Strikes Fomin's girlfriend with butt of pistol as she tried to stop the attack
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Gunman then shoots Fomin before kicking his girlfriend, 19, in the head
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Incident ends when Maslov's grandmother arrives and orders him home
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Couple were rushed to hospital where they are recovering from injuries

Question: When Fomin protests, the gunman turns around and shoots him before turning to push @placeholder to the ground, kicking her in the face.

Answer: Marianne Sokolova

Question: At one point the gunman can be seen pushing @placeholder to the ground before kicking her in the face

Answer: Marianne Sokolova


(CNN) The world knew Prince as a pop star with a flamboyant, larger-than-life stage presence, overtly sexual songs and videos and gifted musical genius. But at the Jehovah's Witness Kingdom Hall, St. Louis Park congregation, Prince was just an understated man in a simple black suit. "He was exceptionally shy," recalled congregation secretary Bruce McFarland. Here they called him Brother Nelson and remember him slipping in after the opening song in the Sunday morning service, dutifully holding up his hand, clutching his Bible marked with post-it notes, patiently waiting his turn to discuss the Scripture. On the surface, few in this 95-member conservatively dressed, middle class suburban congregation look like they've ever danced to 'Let's Go Crazy."
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Prince was raised Seventh Day Adventist
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He was baptized as a Jehovah's Witness in 2003
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The pop star often went door-to-door for the ministry

Question: "Our brother @placeholder fell asleep in death," said the elder at the pulpit.

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince


Showing no signs of slowing down, David Attenborough, has teamed up with Tourism Australia to make a three-part documentary aimed at drawing tourists to the Great Barrier Reef. Nearly 60 years after the wildlife presenter's first visit to the continent, the collaboration was announced at the Destination Australia Conference in Sydney, this week. 'The most exciting natural history experience of my life was the first time I dived on a coral reef [in 1957]. Being on the Reef is a revelatory, thrilling and unbeatable experience and with this project we're going to be able to share it with millions,' Attenborough said.
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Tourism Australia announced collaboration with the TV legend this week
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Documentary designed to draw visitors to world's largest coral reef system
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Presenter spent three weeks filming the series, expected to air in 2016

Question: Six of the world's seven species of marine turtle live in @placeholder

Answer: Great Barrier Reef

Answer: Reef


It seemed little more than a pipe dream when the idea was first launched two years ago. But today, designers are getting excited about Elon Musk's Hyperloop concept, which is coming ever closer to its plan of transporting people at speeds of 745mph (1,200km/h), Austin-based Argo Design is the latest company to unveil its vision for the radical form of transport, which Musk describes as a 'cross between a Concorde, a railgun and air hockey table'. When Musk first introduced his idea of the high-speed transportation system in August 2013, it remained unclear what the Hyperloop pods and terminals would look like.
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Argo Design envisions removable capsules for carrying passengers, vehicles, and cargo
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Virtual reality screens would be used to prevent claustrophobia in the windowless pods
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A 'capsule jukebox' would be used to lift capsules off the Hyperloop Sled and onto the platform
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When complete, the Hyperloop system could take people from LA to San Francisco in 30 minutes

Question: According to @placeholder, the design took more than two months to complete by six designers.

Answer: Argo Design

Answer: Argo Design


Harvey Weinstein's wife of eight years is furious and humiliated by the allegations that he groped a 22-year-old Italian model, according to a new report. Fashion designer Georgina Chapman, 38, said she does not want the accusations tied to Ambra Battilana and her husband to further embarrass their children or interrupt her business, a source told the New York Daily News. 'She's furious. She thinks it's embarrassing not only to her but to their kids,' said the socialite who worked with the couple. Weinstein, 63, has emphatically denied sexually assaulting Battilana during a March 27 business meeting at his Tribeca office.
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Weinstein's wife Georgina Chapman, 38, is seeking to find a resolution to the allegations as soon as possible, according to one of the sources
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On Friday it emerged a sting set up by the NYPD shows Weinstein didn't deny touching Italian model Ambra Battilana - and apologized to her
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She alleges he asked her for a kiss and then groped her during a 'business meeting' at his Manhattan office on Friday night
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A source claimed during the recorded conversation set up under the watch of the NYPD, he did not deny touching her
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The Hollywood producer has denied the allegations and has spoken to police, who have not filed charges
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But a spokesman for Chapman denied the marriage was in trouble and said they had spent the weekend together

Question: I spoke to @placeholder yesterday, they have spent the entire weekend together as a family and their relationship is as strong as ever.'

Answer: Georgina Chapman

Answer: Georgina Chapman

Answer: Chapman

Question: 'We are confident that we will be fully vindicated,' a @placeholder spokesman said.

Answer: Harvey Weinstein

Answer: Weinstein

Answer: Weinstein

Answer: Weinstein


Australia has scored some real estate on the 80th anniversary World Edition of Monopoly - but it's not exactly in a prime position. Along with 21 other cities, Sydney has been given a spot on the map which replaces London's swankiest postcodes with the world's chicest hotspots. However Sydney has been placed right beside the jail in the less desirable magenta part of the board, next to Amsterdam and New York. Australia has been included in the 80th anniversary version of Monopoly Lima was given the pride of place on the board, replacing trendy Mayfair in the dark blue corner.
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Sydney has been included in Monopoly's 80th anniversary world edition
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Fans voted for the cities they wanted to be included in the game
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The game has been played by 1 billion people in 114 countries
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Sydney has been placed right beside the jail while Lima replaces Mayfair
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The game will be available to buy from September

Question: Out of the 80 global destinations up for grabs in the @placeholder, London and Sydney both made the cut.

Answer: World Edition of Monopoly


West Ham may have been playing in Pyrenees, but this was anything but an uphill task. Despite having to play 76 minutes with 10 men after Diafra Sakho was sent off, the Hammers cruised past Lusitans. Elliiot Lee's first goal for the club booked a Europa League second qualifying round clash against Maltese side Birkikara - who boast former Italy international Fabrizio Miccoli. Lusitans average attendance is 100; there were 10 times that - half of those Hammers fans - packed into the homely Estadi Comunal for the biggest game in the Andorran club's history. After being branded disrespectful by opposing manager Xavi Roura for not sitting on the bench during the first-leg, Slaven Bilic took his place in the dug-out for the first time since his appointment as the club's manager.
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West Ham reached the Europa League second qualifying round
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Diafra Sakho was given a straight red following an altercation
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Elliot Lee opened the scoring after 21 minutes to net his first for the club
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West Ham will now face Birkirkara of Malta in the next qualifying round

Question: @placeholder's team-mates, however, didn't lose their composure - their 3-0 advantage from the first-leg ensured panic didn't set in.

Answer: Diafra Sakho

Answer: Diafra Sakho

Question: Much like the first, the second half was was a walk in the park for the @placeholder.

Answer: Hammers

Answer: Hammers


(CNN) -- A man detained in the disappearance of a Maryland woman during a vacation in Aruba will remain behind bars at least until the end of October, Aruban prosecutors said Monday. Gary Giordano was arrested by Aruban police on August 5, three days after his traveling companion Robyn Gardner was last seen on a beach on the Caribbean Island. Attorney Michael Lopez went to court Monday morning and asked for Giordano's release. Lopez argued that authorities do not have enough evidence to continue to hold the 50-year-old Maryland man, but the court did not agree. "Gary Giordano defense attorney's request for release has been denied," said Ann Angela from the Aruban prosecutor's office. Giordano's next detainment hearing is scheduled for the end of the month, Angela said.
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NEW: Giordano's request for release from Aruban custody denied
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He is a suspect in Robyn Gardner's disappearance
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Authorities say Giordano is the beneficiary of Gardner's $1.5 million insurance policy
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Giordano's next hearing is scheduled for the end of October

Question: Instead, it is the police who come at @placeholder with different theories as to what might have happened, he said.

Answer: Gary Giordano

Answer: Giordano

Answer: Gary Giordano

Answer: Giordano

Answer: Giordano

Answer: Giordano

Answer: Giordano

Question: Lejuez said @placeholder is simply trying to "hold it together," and "feels boxed in, accused of something he did not do."

Answer: Gary Giordano

Answer: Giordano

Answer: Gary Giordano

Answer: Giordano

Answer: Giordano

Answer: Giordano

Answer: Giordano


(CNN) Can you imagine how beautiful it might be to witness snow falling on the rust-colored surface of Mars or a steady rain of glittering diamonds on blue Neptune? No, these aren't images from Prince or David Bowie's lyric journals or scenes from some galactic version of "Game of Thrones." Rather, two studies published this week suggest what weather might be like on Mars, Neptune and Uranus. Martian snow by night The Phoenix Mars Lander detected snowfall on the Red Planet in 2009 using a laser instrument to observe how the atmosphere and surface interact. But the other rovers and landers that we've sent to Mars haven't been equipped with this tool.
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Snowstorms can occur on Mars only at night
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High pressure turns carbon and hydrogen into solid diamond rain on ice giants

Question: Farther out in the solar system are @placeholder and Neptune, two ice giants that get their distinct blue color from methane atmospheres.

Answer: Uranus

Question: Scientists have hypothesized that high-pressure conditions on Uranus and @placeholder could squeeze hydrogen and carbon together, creating diamond rain.

Answer: Neptune

Answer: Neptune


Busted: Sierra Pippen, 20, is charged with public urination and public intoxication NBA legend Scottie Pippen's 20-year-old daughter was arrested by police early on Sunday after she walked into an Iowa hotel and urinated on the lobby floor. Police were called to the Sheraton in Iowa city around 1.30am and the intoxicated Sierra Pippen was booked. Pippen was arrested at the same place on April 10 for public intoxication after getting into a fight with the hotel's security. The Iowa City police officer who apprehended her on Sunday also said that Pippen 'accused me of being racist'. Pippen was charged with public urination and public intoxication on Sunday and was released on a $500 bond at about 10am.
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Sierra Pippen was arrested Sunday at around 1.30am at a Sheraton in Iowa City near the campus of the University of Iowa, where she attends classes
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She was charged with public urination and public intoxication and was released on a $500 bond at about 10am
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Police officer who apprehended her said she 'accused me of being racist'
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Scottie Pippen, 49, is a basketball Hall of Fame member, won six NBA championships with the Michael Jordan-led Chicago Bulls

Question: Sierra Pippen is the daughter of @placeholder, a former NBA basketball player.

Answer: Scottie Pippen

Answer: Scottie Pippen


Washington (CNN) New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's February endorsement of Donald Trump shocked observers as the first sign of capitulation from the Republican establishment to the man who would eventually become their nominee -- and then their president. It could've easily been the other way around. That's one revelation in "Unprecedented: The Election that Changed Everything," CNN's upcoming book on the 2016 race that comes out December 6. "Trump told Christie in 2015 that he didn't expect to make it past October—at which point he would endorse Christie, according to a Christie adviser who asked not to be named in order to speak about behind-the-scenes maneuvers," according to the book, written by CNN's Thomas Lake with reporting from Jodi Enda, Susan Baer and CNN's political team.
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"They always had an understanding that the first one out would probably endorse the other," the adviser said.
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That's one reveal in Unprecedented, a new CNN book.

Question: Christie has since become one of @placeholder's most stalwart defenders, and he is currently under consideration for a number of high-profile cabinet posts.

Answer: Donald Trump


Wisconsin's Frank Kaminsky has brushed off the obsenity and racial slur that Kentucky guard Andrew Harrison directed at him during a postgame news conference at the Final Four. Harrison muttered 'F*** that n****' into a live microphone when another player was asked a question about Kaminsky after Kentucky lost 71-64 to the Badgers Saturday. The loss ruined the Wildcats' undefeated season; they finished 38-1. Harrison has since apologized for his comment. 'He reached out to me, we talked about it, [I'm] over it,' Kaminsky told reporters Saturday. 'Nothing needs to be made out of it.' Scroll down for video Offensive: University of Kentucky guard Andrew Harrison found himself in hot water last night when he directed a racial slur at a University of Wisconsin player, at a press conference following the Wildcats 71-64 loss
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The University of Kentucky Wildcats were kicked out of the NCAA tournament Saturday night after a loss to Wisconsin
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At a press conference following the game, a reporter asked another UK player about Wisconsin's Frank Kaminsky
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Harrison covered his mouth and said 'f*** that n****' referring to Kaminsky, and the microphone picked up the slur
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In a series of tweets on Sunday, Harrison apologized for the statement
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Kaminsky has  said that 'nothing needs to be made out of' the situation

Question: Social media immediately lit up with tweets about what @placeholder said along with video clips, and the program looked into the matter.

Answer: Andrew Harrison

Answer: Harrison

Answer: Harrison

Answer: Andrew Harrison

Answer: Harrison

Answer: Harrison


Have you ever wondered which celebrity your favorite presidential candidate resembled? Well, all 22 Republican and Democratic candidates that are vying for the White House in 2016 were put through a celebrity photo recognition software called PicTriev by Daily Dot. The software not only guessed who the candidates' celebrity doppelgängers were, but also revealed their relative age and how masculine or feminine they looked. Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry was found to resemble Oscar winning actress Meryl Streep by 22 percent. Luckily for Perry, the software calculated that he appears to be 58 years old despite the fact that he's actually 65 years old.
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All 22 Republican and Democratic 2016 presidential candidates were put through PicTriev
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The software uses people's facial attributes to best detect which notable celebrity they resemble the most
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It also estimates their age and percentage of facial masculinity or femininity

Question: The 69-year-old businessman and mogul was detected to appear 46 years old and 100 percent masculine by @placeholder.

Answer: PicTriev

Answer: PicTriev


(CNN) -- Ukraine will compete at the Sochi 2014 Winter Games in Russia in order to promote peace between the two nations, the head of its Paralympic Committee said, although only one of the country's athletes attended Friday's opening ceremony. Relations have disintegrated following the overthrow of the Russia-friendly government in Kiev, prompting a rise in tensions in the disputed Crimea region. Ukrainian officials and Western diplomats have accused President Vladimir Putin of sending thousands of troops to Crimea in the past week -- a claim Russia denies. It had sparked fears Ukraine would boycott the 2014 Paralympic Games, which run from March 7-16, but the 23-strong team will now compete under its own flag.
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Ukraine will compete in the 2014 Paralympic Games in Sochi
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A 23-strong team representing Ukraine will take part in the Games
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Ukraine Paralympic chief Valeriy Suskevich wants to promote a message of peace
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The 2014 Paralympic Winter Games get under way on Friday

Question: "We are ready to compete, ready to fight for @placeholder, ready to demonstrate we are a strong and free, independent people.

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukraine


Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini is set to make his peace with captain Vincent Kompany by re-calling him to the starting line-up for Sunday's derby at Manchester United. Provided there is no injury concerns this morning, the 29-year-old Belgium international will lead his side out at Old Trafford having been relegated to the bench for City's last two matches against Bournemouth and Sevilla. The City boss hopes it will draw a line under the recent bust-up with Kompany, who has not started a club game since injuring his calf against Juventus on September 15. Pellegrini was angry that Kompany then played a Euro 2016 qualifier for his country against Israel even though he insisted in public that his dispute was with the Belgian FA rather than the player.
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Vincent Kompany set to lead his Manchester City side out at Old Trafford
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The Belgian captain has not started a club game since injuring his calf against Juventus on September 15
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Manuel Pellegrini hopes to draw a line under recent bust-up with Kompany

Question: Zabaleta is well aware of the importance of the derby to fans, having played in 14 of them since joining City in 2008, and thinks the @placeholder win gives them the perfect springboard.

Answer: Sevilla


Wales' scouting party reported back on 'awesome' Belgium in Paris - but manager Chris Coleman still expects Gareth Bale and company to cause the world's second best team problems on Friday. Coleman and his assistant Osian Roberts were among the Stade de France crowd on Sunday night as Euro 2016 qualifying rivals Belgium showed the class which has taken them to second spot in the FIFA rankings with a 4-3 victory. Only two late France goals made the scoreline respectable for the hosts as Belgium, who lead Group B on goal difference at the halfway stage of the campaign, sent out a warning to second-placed Wales ahead of their crunch visit to the Cardiff City Stadium.
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Chris Coleman and assistant Osian Roberts watched Belgium beat France
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Roberts believes Belgium may have scored six or seven at Stade de France
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Wales braced for tough evening against nation ranked No 2 in the world
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Belgium were held to a goalless draw by Welsh defence  last November

Question: 'I don't think there's any club or national team that has a centre back marking on the edge of the box on defensive corners, like @placeholder do, so that shows what they've got in terms of aerial threat.'

Answer: Belgium

Answer: Belgium

Answer: Belgium

Answer: Belgium

Answer: Belgium

Answer: Belgium

Question: 'We felt we could also control the opposition and mirror (@placeholder) as opposed to coming up against a team that wouldn't do that.

Answer: Belgium

Answer: Belgium

Answer: Belgium

Answer: Belgium

Answer: Belgium

Answer: Belgium


The aunt of the three-year-old Syrian boy whose body was pictured face-down in the Turkey surf has told how she desperately sought to get Canadian refugee status for him and his family - only to have her application rejected by the government. However, Canada's immigration authorities have since disputed the woman's version of events, claiming they received no application for the family that drowned. Tima Kurdi, who lives in the Vancouver area, had sought to get Canadian refugee status for her relatives in the Syrian town of Kobani, which was devastated by battles between Islamic State and Kurdish fighters.
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Aylan, 3, Galip, 5, and their mother Rehan Kurdi died Wednesday when their boat capsized off Bodrum, Turkey
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Boys' aunt Tima Kurdi had sought to bring over the family as refugees and offered to sponsor them, but her application was rejected
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Like many Syrians, the Kurdi family had no official refugee status and no exit visas from Turkey, making it impossible to come to Canada
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Canada's Immigration Minister Chris Alexander reportedly rejected Tima Kurdi's request in June
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Alexander suspended his re-election campaign Thursday to look into the family's case
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Citizenship and Immigration Canada later said it received no refugee application for the Kurdi family

Question: '@placeholder has before, and can again, do more,' she said on CBC Wednesday.

Answer: Canadian

Answer: Canada

Answer: Canadian

Answer: Canada

Answer: Canada

Answer: Citizenship and Immigration Canada


(CNN) Josh Gad has a message for people upset that his character in the upcoming "Beauty and the Beast" film is gay. "What I would say is that this film is one of inclusiveness," Gad told People. "It's one that has something to offer everyone." Gad plays LeFou, the first openly gay character in a Disney movie. At least one theater in Alabama is refusing to show the film. "Beauty and the Beast" opens in 4,000 theaters nationwide on March 17. Related: Alabama theater shuns 'Beauty and the Beast' over gay 'moment' "There is so much fear out there of that which we don't understand, that which we don't know," Gad told the magazine.
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Josh Gad has a message for those who are offended that his character, LeFou, is gay
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Gad says the film is all about "inclusion" and viewers should be focused on Gaston's hate

Question: "LeFou is somebody who on one day wants to be Gaston and on another day wants to kiss @placeholder," he said.

Answer: Gad

Answer: Gad

Answer: Gad

Answer: Gad

Answer: Gaston


Mike Tyson has warned Floyd Mayweather that he will have to reinvent himself as a boxer if he is to beat Manny Pacquiao in the richest fight of all time. Iron Mike, as he celebrates the 30th anniversary of the first fight of his own phenomenal career, predicts that the Money Man will lose to the PacMan unless he steps out from behind his masterly defence and comes to fight in Las Vegas on May 2. The casino odds-makers have installed Mayweather as favourite and opinion in boxing is divided approximately along the lines of the 60-40 purse split in favour of the Money man.
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Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao fight on May 2 at the MGM Grand
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Former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson predicts a Pacquiao victory
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Tyson said Filipino's 'hundred punches a round' is too formidable
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He tells Mayweather to come out swinging if he is to be a chance

Question: By his own formidable force of nature, @placeholder naturally inclines towards the aggression in the ring which first exploded upon a startled world 30 years ago last Friday.

Answer: Mike Tyson

Answer: Iron Mike

Answer: Mike Tyson

Answer: Tyson


Perris, California (CNN) -- No one has ever intentionally taken a nose dive off the roof of the world before. In the 61 years since Edmund Hillary and sherpa Tenzing Norgay reached the top of Mount Everest, most of the 5,000-plus people have descended from the summit the same way they came up: on foot. A few have paraglided down. Joby Ogwyn has other plans. Everest men: On top of the world in 1963 The ultra-daredevil plans to plunge off the world's tallest mountain in May while wearing a custom wing-suit equipped with cameras to share the jump with a TV audience.
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Like many, Joby Ogwyn has scaled Mount Everest then hiked back down
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But now he wants to leap from the top in a special suit and fly to a base camp
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Louisiana native says he has a high threshold for pain
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He expects to reach speeds of 150 mph during the 10,000-foot flight down

Question: "I never saw myself as a very gifted athlete," said Ogwyn, who was raised in @placeholder.

Answer: Louisiana