Kim Kardashian has admitted in the past to using Botox and even had the procedure performed while appearing on Keeping Up With The Kardashians in 2010. And judging from a fun selfie posted on Wednesday, the 34-year-old pregnant star appears to have had the line-smoothing injections done again in recent months. In the snap shared on both Instagram and Twitter, the E! queen is seen scrunching up her face as she flashes a peace sign while sitting next to older sister Kourtney, 36. The image was capture while at Kanye West's 38th birthday bash at the Staples Center in LA on Monday.
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Kim admitted to using Botox in May 2010 when on ABC News
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In September 2010 she was filmed getting Botox while on KUWTK
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The star, 34, is at least three months pregnant with her second child

Question: Four months earlier Kim told @placeholder' Nightline she had used Botox.

Answer: ABC News

Question: Also on Wednesday UsWeekly alleged that Kim and @placeholder are expecting a baby boy.

Answer: Kanye West


Andy Murray has credited Amelie Mauresmo with setting him up for another crack at Wimbledon glory after fearing his days at the top were numbered. The state of the Scot's game came into sharp focus last year when he drifted out of the world's top 10, and a bountiful career had reached a critical crossroads. But as Mauresmo prepares for a temporary parting of the ways with Murray, to have her first child, it is the Frenchwoman's influence which has been held up by the 28-year-old as a principal factor in his resurgence. Murray is long past having to bear questioning of his decision to hire a woman as his coach, with the wisdom of his choice fully vindicated by results, especially this season.
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Andy Murray has praised coach Amelie Mauresmo for helping him through a tough period last year
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He lost 6-0 6-1 at the hands of Roger Federer in the season-closing ATP Tour Finals
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Pregnant Mauresmo is preparing for a temporary parting of the ways with Murray, with Swede Jonas Bjorkman stepping in
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Murray begins Wimbledon as second favourite, and his triumph two years ago means he fears nobody on grass

Question: And while most of the hard yards have been his, without the driving influence of Mauresmo he might be approaching @placeholder in an entirely different mindset.

Answer: Wimbledon

Answer: Wimbledon

Question: His draw might be difficult, with Mikhail Kukushkin the Tuesday opener he is focusing on, feasibly to be followed by clashes with the likes of Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Rafael Nadal and @placeholder before the final.

Answer: Roger Federer


(CNN) A judge on Thursday dismissed murder charges against a man accused in the death of Chandra Levy, a Washington intern whose 2001 disappearance created national headlines. Federal prosecutors said they can no longer prove a case against Ingmar Guandique, Bill Miller, public information officer for the U.S. Attorney's Office in Washington, said in a news release. "Today, in the interests of justice and based on recent unforeseen developments that were investigated over the past week, the office moved to dismiss the case charging Ingmar Guandique with the May 2001 murder of Chandra Levy,"  he said. Miller did not specify what the developments were.
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Former U.S. Rep. Gary Condit says he's disappointed in the dismissal
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Ingmar Guandique had been charged in the murder of Levy, a Washington intern

Question: @placeholder had no comment when asked what the government told her about dropping the charges, but said she hopes prosecutors will "put the information out there."

Answer: Chandra Levy


Lesley Conman's daughter Abbie, 12, was sent sexualised messages by an online pervert on Facebook Two mothers have slammed police for failing to act after their daughters were targeted by an online predator. Both Lesley Conman and Kerry Green's young daughters were sent sexualised messages by an online pervert on Facebook - but police refused to investigate as no offence had been committed. Ms Conman's daughter Abbie, 12, was sent a message by the man after accepting a friend request from someone pretending to be a 17-year-old boy. After the horrified mother saw the provocative messages, she challenged the man herself, pretending to be Abbie.
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Young girls were sent sexualised Facebook messages but police didn't act
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Abbie Conman, 12, and Kerry Green, 13, were targeted by online predator
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One of the mothers challenged the man, who was pretending to be 17
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Police said no crime was committed when the mothers reported the man

Question: After tackling the pervert, @placeholder posted the messages on her own account to warn other parents of the dangerous predator.

Answer: Lesley Conman

Answer: Lesley Conman

Answer: Conman


Los Angeles (CNN) Chang Lee gripped his fingers tighter around the gun and screamed at potential looters from the rooftop of the small strip mall where he stood. The 35-year-old had never held a firearm before the LA riots. Lighting up the blocks around him, Lee could smell the fires burning in Los Angeles' Koreatown. "Where are the police? Where are the police?" Lee whispered over and over from his rooftop perch. Lee would not see law enforcement for three days -- only fellow Korean-Americans, who would be photographed by news agencies looking like armed militia in what appeared to be a guerrilla race war on the streets.
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Police left Los Angeles' Koreatown to burn during the 1992 riots
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Some Korean-Americans say riots made them realize importance of political power

Question: What happened to us as children led to a political awakening in young @placeholder-Americans.

Answer: Koreatown

Answer: Korean

Answer: Koreatown

Answer: Some Korean

Question: "We, the black and @placeholder communities, were pitted against each other without understanding each other.

Answer: Koreatown

Answer: Korean

Answer: Koreatown

Answer: Some Korean


Washington (CNN) Support for tighter gun control laws increased 9 percentage points after the Orlando terror attack, and support for background checks and other measures being debated in the Senate hovered around 90%, according to CNN/ORC poll released Monday. The support for tougher gun laws rose to 55% in the newest poll -- the highest number since just one month after the shootings in Newtown, Connecticut, in January 2013. But support for specific gun control measures was very strong, with 92% saying they wanted expanded background checks, 87% supporting a ban for felons or people with mental health problems and 85% saying they would ban people on federal watchlists from buying guns. Among Republicans, that number is even higher -- 90% say they favor preventing people on the terror watch list or "no fly" list from buying a gun. That number is at 85% for Democrats.
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The support for tougher gun laws rose to 55% in the newest CNN/ORC poll
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Versions of those proposals are being taken up in the Senate Monday evening

Question: The latest CNN/ORC poll also found that a stark partisan divide on the issue remains -- with 78% of @placeholder supporting tougher laws, 29% of Republicans supporting tougher laws and independents almost evenly split (53% support tougher laws.)

Answer: Democrats


Washington (CNN) -- The House of Representatives passed the Republican version of the Violence Against Women Act on Wednesday, despite strong opposition from Democrats. The GOP version, passed 222-205, offers a stark contrast from the bill passed by the Senate in late April, which will lead to further political fighting as both chambers attempt to work out a compromise over the law's reauthorization. Wednesday's vote fell largely along party lines, though 23 Republicans voted against their own party and opposed the bill. Meanwhile, six Democrats defected and voted in favor of the Republican version. The Violence Against Women Act was first enacted in 1994. It has been reauthorized twice since then with bipartisan support and very little controversy.
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NEW: The House passes the GOP version of the Violence Against Women Act 222-205
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Florida Rep. Adams is the face of Republican effort
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Adams was victim of domestic abuse and a law enforcement officer
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Senate version of bill expands provisions for illegal immigrants; House version doesn't

Question: House @placeholder oppose those changes, saying they are unnecessary because the law already covers all victims, and instead favor a narrower version of renewing the law.

Answer: Republican

Answer: GOP

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republican

Answer: GOP

Answer: Republican

Question: Sandy Adams, a first-term representative from @placeholder who rode the Republican wave in the 2010 midterm elections, agreed.

Answer: Florida


Washington (CNN) Bob Hemseath, whose corn-farming business hinges on the whims of mother nature, is comfortable with uncertainty. But as the fourth-generation farmer heads onto his northeast Iowa farm for the 2017 planting season, it's the uncertainty coming from the White House that has Hemseath increasingly worried. The farmer listened during the 2016 campaign as Donald Trump, the real estate magnate turned politician, promised to end the North American Free Trade Agreement. Hemseath, a Republican whose industry relies heavily on exports to Mexico, chalked it up to political bluster, noted Hillary Clinton's anti-trade rhetoric and voted for Trump in November.
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Trump has said he wants to renegotiate NAFTA
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He recently spoke with the leaders of Canada and Mexico

Question: The fear around tinkering with @placeholder extends beyond corn producers, too.

Answer: North American Free Trade Agreement

Answer: NAFTA

Question: Many of these farmers were well-aware of @placeholder's anti-NAFTA rhetoric on the campaign trail.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) They are the flick and the grab viewed 'round the world. Arriving in Rome, on his way to visit the Holy Father, of all people, President Donald Trump stood at the door of Air Force One and reached for first lady Melania Trump's hand. She avoided his grasp, reaching up to brush her hair away from her eyes instead. He then appeared to put his hand -- wait for it -- on her behind. The internet caught fire with commentary about Trump's move, which, if it wasn't what it seemed to be, was recklessly close to a crude display of male ownership. It might have gone unnoticed, or at least less noticed, had the Trumps not been the subjects of a similar episode two days earlier at Israel's Ben Gurion International Airport. As the couple walked away from Air Force One, the President strode ahead of his wife (a display of marital disconnection so familiar to us all by now that it could be a fun cue for a drinking game).
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Michael D'Antonio: Viral videos of Melania and Donald Trump from trip abroad have many speculating they are locked in war of signals and symbols
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With a long record of public disrespect from her husband, Melania's rebuffs of Trump seems to indicate that she is not happy, D'Antonio writes

Question: Disgraceful as Trump's behavior may be, not everyone sides with @placeholder.

Answer: Melania Trump

Answer: Melania

Answer: Melania


President Barack Obama will attempt to reach out to a German people growing increasingly resentful of American spying during an overnight trip to Germany. Meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel ahead of a Group of Seven summit near Munich, Obama plans to speak about the German-US alliance before touring the village of Kruen. He will also meet privately with Merkel in order to coordinate agendas ahead of talks with Britain, France, Italy, Canada and Japan. Tensions over US spying in Germany, which began after it emerged that Merkel's cell phone had been tapped by the NSA, have grown in recent weeks.
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Recent German media reports claimed the German intelligence agency BND had helped the US spy on European companies and officials

Question: Merkel addressed President Obama as 'dear @placeholder,' while acknowledging tensions over the spying programs they are still working to overcome.

Answer: Barack Obama

Question: Obama said there 'was no doubt' the spying revelations damaged impressions of the United States in @placeholder and that he's been trying to restore confidence.

Answer: German

Answer: Germany

Answer: German

Answer: German

Answer: Germany

Answer: German

Answer: German


As he enters what may very well be his last NFL season, future Hall of Famer Antonio Gates will miss the San Diego Chargers' first four games after earning a  ban for a PED violation. Gates insisted the mistake was an innocent one, with the 35-year-old tight end claiming he did not do his due diligence on a product he used to recover from last season's travails. The Chargers' all-time leader in receptions, receiving yards and receptions released a remorseful statement, saying: 'In my 12 years in the NFL, I have taken tremendous pride in upholding the integrity of the NFL shield and all that it entails. I have taken extreme care of my body with a holistic approach and never taken any substance that was illegal or banned by the NFL.
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Gates ban will see the tight end miss a quarter of the regular season
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The loss of the 35-year-old is a blow to the Chargers' offense
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'I should have done my due diligence to ensure that what I was taking for recovery was within the NFL guidelines,' Gates said in a statement
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He will miss the games against the Lions, Bengals, Vikings and Browns

Question: 'I’d like to express my sincere apologies to the @placeholder, my teammates, coaches, fans and the league who have always supported me and expected and gotten nothing but the highest level of integrity from me.'

Answer: San Diego Chargers

Answer: Chargers

Answer: Chargers


A mother is suing her local council over claims it ignored complaints of bullying that she says left her autistic daughter with post-traumatic stress disorder. Tracy Stratton said her daughter, Tianni, suffered physical attacks and verbal abuse at Greenacres Primary School in Eltham, south east London. She claims the seven-year-old has been left so traumatised that she has almost stopped talking and is afraid to leave the house. A psychologist diagnosed Tianni with PTSD, she added. Bullied: Tracy Stratton claims seven-year-old Tianni (pictured together) has been left so traumatised that she has almost stopped talking and is afraid to leave the house. A psychologist diagnosed Tianni with PTSD, she added
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Tianni Stratton suffered physical  and verbal abuse, her mother claims
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On one occasion the girl wore sun cream to make her skin look 'English'
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Mother Tracy says Tianni is so traumatised she is afraid to leave the house
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She is suing local council over claims it ignored complaints of bullying
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Tracy is trying to raise £6600 for an autism service dog for Tianni - more information may be found here: letsgofundraise-uk.com

Question: 'She put a big dollop of sun cream on her arm and said, 'look mum I'm white, I'm @placeholder now".

Answer: English


It was never going to be easy to top the glittering gambling tables at Chanel's Grand Palais show on Tuesday. But this afternoon in Paris Elie Saab proved that you don't need piles of celebrities to make a catwalk show worth talking about... piles of jawdropping couture will do just fine. The Lebanese designer has been famed for his red carpet-ready collections since 2002, when Halle Berry picked up her Best Actress Oscar in a dramatic burgundy gown by the fashion house. And the 55-year-old has been showing couture collections in Paris for ten years. And today's dazzling collection of evening gowns - and a few jumpsuits - bore all of the translucence and intricate embroidery for which he has become known.
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Lebanese designer Elie Saab is known for his love of lace and embellishment
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The label has been a red carpet favourite since dressing Halle Berry for her 2002 Oscar win
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Today's gold-heavy show was a throwback to Saab's early work in the 90s, before the 'Halle' moment
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In another nod to the nineties models walked the catwalk to the strains of Nirvana

Question: Haute couture exists exclusively in @placeholder and is sustained by a small number of the world's richest women.

Answer: Paris

Answer: Paris


(CNN) A clampdown on Syrian refugees entering Jordan has left 75,000 people stranded in the desert in a no man's land between the countries, cut off from aid for months, Amnesty International says. The rights group released satellite images Thursday that show the extent of a makeshift refugee camp in al-Rukban, an area of desert known as the berm, along Jordan's northeast border with Syria. It's also near both countries' borders with Iraq. The camp grew from 368 shelters a year ago to 8,295 this month, Amnesty said. The group also released video footage, obtained by a tribal council whose activists operate in the area, that it said showed dozens of makeshift graves of refugees who had perished amid the desperate conditions.
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Rights group says satellite images show dozens of makeshift graves in camp
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Jordan designated the area a no-go zone after a suicide bombing on the border in June

Question: In some cases, people are suffering or even dying from preventable illnesses, simply because they are not allowed into @placeholder and the authorities have blocked access for aid, medical treatment and a meaningful humanitarian response."

Answer: Jordan

Answer: Jordan

Answer: Jordan

Question: Following the attack, Jordan designated border areas with @placeholder as "closed military zones" and sealed the al-Rukban border crossing.

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Question: Following the attack, Jordan designated border areas with Syria as "closed military zones" and sealed the al-@placeholder border crossing.

Answer: Rukban

Question: "We also emphasize that this is an international problem not @placeholder's problem, and there are several options through which aid can be delivered without jeopardizing security concerns.

Answer: Jordan

Answer: Jordan

Answer: Jordan


Havana, Cuba (CNN) Havana Archbishop Cardinal Jaime Ortega y Alamino, a key figure in the secret negotiations that led to the restoration of diplomatic relations between the United States and Cuba, stepped down Tuesday as the Catholic Church's top official on the communist-run island, a Vatican statement said. The retirement of Ortega, 79, was long expected because church regulations require bishops to submit their resignation when they reach age 75. But Ortega, like many other bishops, was allowed to serve longer at the pope's discretion. "I will live more quietly," Ortega told CNN in 2015 on his plans for life after stepping down. "But that doesn't mean that one doesn't still have a sense of social commitment or a presence in the church."
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Cardinal Jaime Ortega y Alamino oversaw visits of three Popes to Cuba, slow rebuilding of the church there
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Ortega was the archbishop of Havana for more than two decades
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Ortega delivered secret messages from Pope Francis to Barack Obama and Raul Castro

Question: Following Castro's 1959 revolution, @placeholder, then a young priest, was jailed in a government work camp for suspected opponents.

Answer: Jaime Ortega y Alamino

Answer: Ortega

Answer: Ortega

Answer: Ortega

Answer: Jaime Ortega y Alamino

Answer: Ortega

Answer: Ortega


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump, who has largely stayed mum on the allegations of sexual abuse against Alabama Senate Republican candidate Roy Moore, blasted Democratic Sen. Al Franken Thursday night after a woman said he groped and kissed her without her consent. By weighing in on Franken, Trump potentially invites another round of scrutiny over the past accusations of sexual assault that have been levied against him -- a risk that a source told CNN earlier this week was partially behind his decision to not comment on the Moore controversy. "The Al Frankenstien picture is really bad, speaks a thousand words. Where do his hands go in pictures 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 while she sleeps?" Trump wrote of a photo in which Franken appears to grab a woman's breast while she was asleep during a 2006 USO tour. The Minnesota Democrat has apologized for his behavior and said he welcome an ethics probe into his conduct.
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Trump potentially invites another round of scrutiny over the past accusations of sexual harassment that have been levied against him
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The President has declined to weigh in forcefully on the Moore revelations

Question: But @placeholder's controversy has been a frequent news story since Trump returned, and two new Moore accusers came forward as recently as Wednesday.

Answer: Roy Moore

Answer: Moore

Answer: Moore


Washington (CNN) When Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski helped defeat her own party's bill to repeal Obamacare earlier this year, she said she was applauded upon her arrival at airports across her home state of Alaska. Now that Republicans have added a plan to roll back a significant part of Obamacare to their tax bill, attention has once again shifted to the three-term senator. Republicans can once again only lose three senators or their efforts will fail, but GOP leaders are optimistic that Murkowski will side with her party this time. RELATED: It's all coming down to Lisa Murkowski -- again
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Sen. Lisa Murkowski wants to open up an Alaska region to oil and gas drilling
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That push is included in legislation to overhaul the US tax system

Question: Proponents of opening up ANWR say it would significantly help @placeholder's economy, and adding it to tax reform will help give the package more revenue to pay for tax cuts.

Answer: Alaska

Answer: Alaska


US traitor Edward Snowden’s ‘reckless’ intelligence leaks have helped terrorists, child abusers and people-smugglers conceal their ‘vile’ crimes, an expert warned last night Lord Carlile, the Government's former independent reviewer of anti-terrorism legislation, said it had become much easier for them to avoid detection because the fugitive had exposed spy agencies' techniques. Speaking at the launch of a major study into the damage done to Britain’s intelligence agencies by the revelations, he also blasted newspapers including the Guardian for ‘irresponsibly’ publishing details of their top-secret tactics. Snowden's theft of 1.7million classified files from GCHQ and the US's National Security Agency had significantly hampered the agencies' ability to tackle jihadists, paedophiles and organised crime gangs.
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Anti-terror expert hit out at Edward Snowden's 'reckless' intelligence leaks
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Lord Carlile said it had helped terrorists, child abusers & people-smugglers
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He said it had become much easier for them to conceal their 'vile' crimes
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It was because the fugitive had exposed spy agencies' techniques, he said

Question: It concluded that the @placeholder’s spy agencies – MI5, MI6 and GCHQ – needed greater powers to monitor suspects and intercept their communications to keep the country safe.

Answer: Britain


Yreka, California (CNN) After five weeks on the run, a Tennessee teacher who kidnapped and fled with his 15-year-old student was arrested Thursday deep in the mountains of northern California, authorities said. "I'm glad this is over," 50-year-old Tad Cummins said after his arrest, according to Siskiyou County sheriff's Sgt. Mike Gilley. Elizabeth Thomas was found safe in a remote cabin in Cecilville, northwest of Redding. The pair spent one night in the cabin before the arrest, but they may have been in the area for about a week, Gilley said. The cabin's caretaker alerted law enforcement to their presence and helped them hatch a plan to draw Cummins from the residence unarmed and without Thomas, the cabin's owner told CNN.
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Tad Cummins and his student Elizabeth Thomas disappeared March 13
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New charge is filed against teacher

Question: The arrest ends a nationwide manhunt that began on March 13, when @placeholder fled with Elizabeth from their small town of Culleoka, Tennessee.

Answer: Tad Cummins

Answer: Cummins

Answer: Tad Cummins

Question: The caller said @placeholder had taken up residence in Cecilville, about two hours from the nearest police station.

Answer: Tad Cummins

Answer: Cummins

Answer: Tad Cummins

Question: When @placeholder went outside, investigators were there to arrest him, O'Hare said.

Answer: Tad Cummins

Answer: Cummins

Answer: Tad Cummins

Question: Snipers surrounded the cabin as @placeholder exited the cabin and was taken into custody.

Answer: Tad Cummins

Answer: Cummins

Answer: Tad Cummins


Chemist Warehouse has come under fire for selling a hand-held 'virgin' sex toy on their website that critics claim was 'enabling and encouraging rape culture and paedophilia'. The product, that  removed from the retailer's website on Wednesday afternoon, is called the 'Virgin P**** Palm Pal', and is described as 'tight as a virgin and with a realistic hymen just waiting to be popped'. The campaign group against the objectification of women and sexualisation of girls Collective Shout were notified of the product this morning, and encouraged their supporters to contact Chemist Warehouse. 'We got a tip off about the product and then I emailed them this morning,' Collective Shout director of operations Coralie Alison told Daily Mail Australia.
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Chemist Warehouse had the product 'Virgin P**** Palm Pal' for sale
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It was described as 'tight as a virgin' with a hymen 'waiting to be popped'
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Campaign group Collective Shout contacted Chemist Warehouse
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They encouraged their followers to do the same
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Twitter users said it encouraged rape culture and pedophilia
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Chemist Warehouse have since removed the product from their website

Question: ‘As of this afternoon Chemist Warehouse Online has implemented a new and rigorous process to assess the appropriateness of all product lisIngs across the website but more specifically for this [sexual health] category,’ Chemist Warehouse said in a statement it sent to @placeholder.

Answer: Daily Mail Australia


A court case between a divorced Californian couple fighting over the future of their frozen embryos that began on Monday will test the state's laws on the enforcement of consent agreements. Mimi Lee, 46, a pianist and part-time anesthesiologist, and Stephen Findley, a wealthy executive, married five years ago. Findnley filed for divorce only three years into their marriage, in 2013. Shortly before their wedding, however, Lee was diagnosed with breast cancer. Unsure as to whether the disease would make her infertile, the couple used Lee's eggs and Findley's sperm to create five frozen embryos. Now that the couple is separating, however, Findley wants the embryos destroyed - the final issue to be decided on in their divorce, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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Mimi Lee and Stephen Findley married in 2010, and shortly before the wedding Lee was diagnosed with breast cancer
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In fear of becoming infertile, the couple used Lee's eggs and Findley's sperm to create five frozen embryos
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Findley filed for divorce in 2013 and now wants the embryos destroyed
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Infertile Lee wants to implant the embryos into a surrogate and have a baby
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Similar to case of actress Sofia Vergara and her ex-fiancé Nick Loeb who are locked in a  legal battle over the two frozen embryos

Question: He testified that he and @placeholder read the consent forms before signing, and both read and initialed the page that said the embryos would be destroyed if they divorced.

Answer: Mimi Lee

Answer: Lee

Answer: Lee

Answer: Mimi Lee

Answer: Lee

Answer: Lee

Answer: Infertile Lee


(CNN) -- Australian police arrested a 23-year-old man in Melbourne on Tuesday on suspicion of funding a U.S. citizen who went to fight in Syria. The Australian investigation was sparked by a tip-off from the FBI earlier this year, a police statement said. The man, who has not been named, is accused of providing about $12,000 to what he knew to be a terrorist organization. His arrest, in a joint operation by the Australian Federal Police and Melbourne Joint Counter Terrorism Team, came after searches at seven addresses in Melbourne suburbs. Police said there was no known link to an incident last week in which a teenage terror suspect, Numan Haider, was shot dead outside a police station in Endeavour Hills, Melbourne, after he stabbed two police officers.
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The 23-year-old suspect is accused of funding a U.S. man who went to fight in Syria
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Australian police say they investigated after a tip-off from the FBI
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The suspect is accused of providing about $12,000 to a terror organization
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Police: No known link to an incident in which a teenage terror suspect was shot dead

Question: In this case we will allege that the man was funding someone from the @placeholder.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.


England striker Theo Walcott is convinced he will rediscover his touch in front of goal as he attempts to help Arsenal mount a bid for honours this season. The 26-year-old made his first Barclays Premier League start of the season at Newcastle on Saturday, but saw chances go begging as the Gunners battled their way to a 1-0 victory over the 10-man Magpies. Walcott, whose return from a serious knee injury which sidelined him for almost a year has been carefully managed, passed up two glorious first-half opportunities to open the scoring at St James' Park, including a glaring 32nd-miss with the goal at his mercy.
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Arsenal forward believes it is only a matter of time before he scores again
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Walcott was guilty of some missing gilt-edged chances at St James' Park
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England international has struggled with form and fitness for almost a year
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Steve McClaren defends Aleksandar Mitrovic over Serbian's sending off

Question: Having later viewed television replays of the incident, rival managers Wenger and @placeholder differed in their opinions of the challenge, perhaps understandably.

Answer: Steve McClaren


(CNN) -- It is the eight day period that will define the reign of Jose Mourinho, coach of Spanish giants Real Madrid. And it got off to the perfect start as the Portuguese manager led his side to a crucial 3-1 victory at archrivals Barcelona to seal a place in the Spanish Cup final -- one of only two trophies left for the club to win. Now, after another meeting with Barcelona on Saturday in the league, Mourinho will turn his thoughts to the second leg of their last 16 European Champions League tie against English Premier League leaders Manchester United which arrives next week. The sides drew 1-1 in the first leg.
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Real Madrid beat rivals Barcelona 3-1 in second leg of their Spanish Cup semifinal
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Cristiano Ronaldo's double helps Jose Mourinho's side triumph 4-2 on aggregate
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Mourinho's reign to be defined by Spanish Cup and Champions League campaigns
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Real and Barcelona to meet in another El Clasico in the league on Saturday

Question: He was again nullified as @placeholder cruised to a 4-2 aggregate victory.

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real

Question: But @placeholder struck a decisive second just before the hour mark.

Answer: Cristiano Ronaldo


Stevan Jovetic will end his Manchester City misery by joining Inter Milan this week. The Italian club have confirmed that Jovetic will have a medical in Milan on Tuesday. The Montenegro international missed City’s training session in Hanoi on Sunday ahead of their final tour game against the Vietnam national team, and posted a picture of himself sitting on a plane with the message: ‘On my way to Milano.’ Inter wanted the 25-year-old on loan but it is understood that it will either be a sale or a loan that includes a clause stipulating a permanent move like Alvaro Negredo's recent move to Valencia.
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Manchester City striker Stevan Jovetic is set to join Italian club Inter Milan
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Inter announced Jovetic will have a medical at the club on Tuesday
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Roberto Mancini admitted he tried to sign Jovetic when he was City boss

Question: @placeholder cost City £22million from Fiorentina two years ago but has struggled to win a first-team place and was dropped from the Champions League squad in February to make way for new signing Wilfried Bony.

Answer: Stevan Jovetic

Answer: Jovetic

Answer: Stevan Jovetic

Answer: Jovetic

Answer: Jovetic


The death of a young rugby league player has sparked an outpouring of tributes where people, who did not even know the 25-year-old, are putting out their footballs to remember James Ackerman. The act has kicked off the hashtag 'put your footy out', similar to the 'put your bats out' phenomena that happened following the death of young cricketer Phillip Hughes who died after he was hit by a bouncer at Sydney Cricket Ground last year. Ackerman died from a severe head injury that he suffered in a tackle during a Queensland Cup match against the Norths Devils at Bishop Park in Nundah, north of Brisbane, on Saturday.
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People across the country have put out their footy out for James Ackerman
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Ackerman died after he suffered a head injury during a match in Brisbane
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Tributes for the father-of-two started #putyourfootyout trending on Twitter
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It has also been revealed Ackerman's family wanted his organs donated
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A trust fund has been set up by Queensland Rugby League for his family

Question: '@placeholder RIP,' the UK club's tribute read, with a picture of a red and white football in front a tree in the grass.

Answer: James Ackerman

Answer: Ackerman

Answer: James Ackerman

Answer: Ackerman

Answer: Ackerman

Question: He said @placeholder's young family could expect a mountain of support, with offers of financial assistance already coming in.

Answer: James Ackerman

Answer: Ackerman

Answer: James Ackerman

Answer: Ackerman

Answer: Ackerman

Question: In the hours immediately following his death, @placeholder's family released a statement thanking the sporting and wider community for their support.

Answer: James Ackerman

Answer: Ackerman

Answer: James Ackerman

Answer: Ackerman

Answer: Ackerman


(CNN) A  pair of New England state troopers were relieved from duty Thursday after a multistate car chase that began in Massachusetts ended in a violent arrest, officials said. News helicopters hovering over the final moments of Wednesday's pursuit in Nashua, New Hampshire, captured video of uniformed law enforcement officers throwing punches at the suspect as he knelt on the ground next to his pickup truck, his hands on the asphalt in front of him. The takedown played out live on some local news stations. New Hampshire State Police Director Robert Quinn told reporters one of his troopers was "immediately relieved from duty without pay" for his alleged involvement in the "disturbing" incident. His agency will conduct an internal investigation and cooperate with a criminal probe by the state attorney general.
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New England state troopers relieved from duty pending investigation, officials say
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State attorney general opens criminal investigation into arrest
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Video shows law enforcement officers throwing punches at the suspect as he laid on the ground

Question: The internal police reviews are separate from the @placeholder attorney general's criminal investigation.

Answer: New Hampshire

Answer: New Hampshire


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

Question: Odeh came to the @placeholder on an immigrant visa in 1994, according to court documents, and obtained her citizenship 10 years later in 2004.

Answer: US

Answer: United States

Answer: US


The woman who fell off a cruise ship off the coast of Cuba was in the middle of a 'twerk-off', a friend claims. 'She and some other girl who was calling herself the twerk queen were having a twerk-off,' Graham Hansen, a friend of the unidentified victim, told NBC. 'Twerk queen started twerking on [the missing woman's] boyfriend, and it caused some sort of issue between the two of them.' Moments later, he says, the victim then jumped off the ship, which was hosting an electronic dance music (EDM) party. His words come just hours after the U.S. Coast Guard sent out search parties for the woman, who was seen falling off the Norwegian Pearl at 7pm on Thursday. The ship was about 22 miles off the coast of Cuba at the time.
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Woman was on board the Norwegian Pearl when incident happened
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She fell from a deck approximately 22 miles off the coast of Cuba
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The cruise line and the U.S. Coast Guard have deployed search boats
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Friend claims she jumped off after fight with twerking competitor

Question: Norwegian Cruise Line said in an emailed statement that the female passenger was seen intentionally going overboard during a chartered cruise on the @placeholder.

Answer: Norwegian Pearl

Answer: Pearl


(CNN) The Senate's top Democrat, Chuck Schumer, cautioned President Donald Trump from trying to interfere in Congress' investigations of Russian meddling into the US election last year, saying it would be "possibly criminal," and encouraged investigators to follow the "money trail." "It's a serious investigation. They ought to follow every lead. If the White House tried to interfere, that obviously would be very, very serious and possibly criminal," the New York Democrat told CNN's Manu Raju in a wide-ranging interview Friday. "I hope they don't." Schumer also said that he would like to hear Attorney General Jeff Sessions testify before Senate Russia investigators, and also highlighted lead Democrat on the investigation, Virginia Sen. Mark Warner.
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The are four congressional investigations into Russian meddling in the US election last year
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"There's all kinds of money trails here," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer told CNN

Question: It's just taken a very long time," @placeholder said Friday.

Answer: Chuck Schumer

Answer: Schumer

Answer: Chuck Schumer

Question: @placeholder also told congressional investigators to not just follow the facts of the case, but also "look for the money."

Answer: Chuck Schumer

Answer: Schumer

Answer: Chuck Schumer


(CNN) To many, Stacey Dash is best remembered for her role in the 1995 hit film "Clueless" and appearances on "The Cosby Show," "The Fresh Prince of Bel Air" and BET's "The Game." Or, so it was until this week, when Dash appeared on "Fox & Friends" to discuss the #OscarsSoWhite controversy. Will Smith, Jada Pinkett Smith and Spike Lee said they will boycott the award show to protest the lack of diversity among nominees. Dash, a Fox News contributor since 2014, called the boycott "ludicrous" and said it implied there was no need for Black History Month or the BET network.
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Stacey Dash came out as conservative in 2012 by endorsing Mitt Romney for president
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This week was not the first time she has suggested getting rid of Black History Month

Question: BET was quick to respond in a formal statement and through jabs on social media calling out Dash, who had a brief role on "The Game," a popular original series that aired on @placeholder from 2011 to 2014.

Answer: BET

Answer: BET

Question: She appeared on seasons 3 and 4 of "@placeholder" as the girlfriend of a former football player and coach played by Coby Bell.

Answer: The Game


Daniele De Rossi converted an early penalty and was later sent off as Italy beat Bulgaria 1-0 in a Euro 2016 qualifier which saw goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon win his 150th cap for the hosts on Sunday. De Rossi scored with a twice-taken penalty in the sixth minute but blotted his copybook early in the second half when he was dismissed after clashing with Iliyan Mitsanski, who was also sent off. Buffon, who won his first cap in a World Cup qualifier away to Russia in 1997, rescued Italy with a difficult save from Giorgi Milanov in stoppage time. The win took Italy top of Group H with 18 points from eight games and kept them on course for a top-two finish which would ensure a place in France next year.
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Daniele De Rossi's  penalty moves Italy top of Euro 2016 qualifying group
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Roma midfielder then sees red for kicking out at Bulgaria's Ilian Micanski
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Micanski is also sent-off for his part in fracas at Estadio Renzo Barbera
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Gianluigi Buffon made his 150th international appearance for the Azzurri

Question: Buffon came to the rescue for the first time in the 18th minute with a superb save to block @placeholder's low shot on the counterattack.

Answer: Iliyan Mitsanski


Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has announced that he has a 'very advanced and very aggressive cancer.' The Republican, who only took office in January, said on Monday that he has been diagnosed with B-cell non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. He said it may be Stage 4, or at least a very advanced Stage 3. Hogan, 59, told a news conference in the capital, Annapolis, that he would continue to work while undergoing chemotherapy to treat the aggressive form of cancer of the lymph nodes. 'I'll be receiving very aggressive chemo treatments. Most likely, I'm going to lose my hair — I won't have these beautiful, gray locks. I may trim down a little bit,' he said.
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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced on Monday that he has B-cell non-Hodgkin's lymphoma
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The Republican, who only took office in January, said it may be Stage 4, or at least a very advanced Stage 3
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'I'm feeling pretty good,' said the married father-of-three, adding that he had a good chance of beating the disease altogether

Question: But I won't stop working to change @placeholder for the better.'

Answer: Maryland

Answer: Maryland


Washington (CNN) White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer on Wednesday cast aside the playbook of cut-and-dry condemnations of national security leaks and instead framed his response along political lines. After expressing concern about Wikileaks' release of documents allegedly revealing CIA surveillance techniques, Spicer quickly muddled his message. He connected the latest WikiLeaks document dump to surveillance efforts under the Obama administration, days after President Donald Trump's leveled his unsubstantiated claim that President Barack Obama tapped the GOP candidate's phones during the 2016 campaign. And then he took to arguing forcefully that there was a "double standard" when it comes to the level of outrage elicited by different leaks.
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Spicer pushed back on comparisons to Trump's praise of WikiLeaks during the campaign
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Spicer's comments came as federal officials launched a criminal investigation

Question: Spicer's decision to mix politics with his condemnation of @placeholder' latest dump broke with a simpler approach followed by his predecessors -- who stuck to their role of voicing the government's concerns about leaks, without drawing in tangential issues.

Answer: Wikileaks

Answer: WikiLeaks

Answer: WikiLeaks


(CNN) Video has emerged of Berlin Christmas market attack suspect Anis Amri pledging allegiance to ISIS. The footage appeared hours after the Tunisian man was killed in a Friday morning shootout with police in Milan, Italy. The subject of a Europe-wide manhunt since Monday's deadly market attack, Amri was stopped in Sesto San Giovanni, a district in the northeastern part of Milan, just after 3 a.m. local time, Italian police said on Twitter. A video released on ISIS-affiliated website Amaq shows Amri pledging allegiance to the group's leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, and vowing that "we will slaughter" the "crusaders who are shelling the Muslims every day."
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Mother says police should have apprehended suspect
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ISIS-affiliated website releases video of Amri pledging allegiance to the group's leader

Question: The encounter that led to Amri's death began when @placeholder police asked for his papers.

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italian


Mexican racer Esteban Gutierrez has been named as the second driver of new Formula One team Haas for their inaugural campaign in the sport in 2016. The American outfit, who have a technical tie-up with Ferrari, made the announcement in Mexico City on the sport's return to the country after a 23-year absence. Gutierrez, currently the reserve driver for Ferrari, will join Frenchman Romain Grosjean who was unveiled as the team's lead driver last month. The newly-formed outfit were created by Gene Haas, co-owner of the Stewart-Haas NASCAR team, and while their base is in America they will also work out of Banbury in Oxfordshire.
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American team Haas will join the Formula One grid next season
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Esteban Gutierrez is currently he reserve driver for Ferrari
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Gutierrez will join will be driving alongside Frenchman Romain Grosjean
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Mexican Grand Prix is at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez on Sunday

Question: His two years running a full F1 schedule has given him some very good race experience, and having spent this season at Ferrari as their third driver allowed him to see first-hand the methodology that makes @placeholder such a power in Formula One.

Answer: Ferrari

Answer: Ferrari

Answer: Ferrari


A jewel-encrusted ring discovered by an amateur treasure hunter at a monastery once owned by Henry VIII's advisor Thomas Cromwell is expected to sell for £30,000 when it is auctioned this afternoon. The 15th Century 'love ring' was uncovered by an enthusiast with a metal detector near Launde Abbey in Leicestershire - a manor house on land owned by Cromwell, who was immortalised in Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall novels, and this year's hit BBC adaptation. The stunning piece of jewellery is an early example of a love and marriage ring, with the bond between husband and wife symbolised by two different gems - here a point-cut diamond and a rounded ruby.
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Gold 'love ring' discovered near Launde Abbey in Leicestershire in 2013
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It has a diamond and ruby symbolising bond between husband and wife
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Cromwell presented abbey to himself while overseeing dissolution of monasteries for Henry VIII
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But he was executed by the monarch before he could move in

Question: @placeholder was so impressed by the building and particularly its location that while he was surveying it as he oversaw the dissolution of the monasteries for the king that he presented it to himself, writing in his diary: 'Myself for Launde'.

Answer: Thomas Cromwell

Answer: 15th Century

Answer: Cromwell

Answer: Cromwell


A Greek court has been branded 'racist' after 35 Bangladeshi strawberry pickers who were shot by their employers when they asked to be paid for their work were fined €12,000. The impoverished migrants have each been ordered to pay €360 after they requested a judge they deemed to be biased against them was replaced during the trial in the city of Patras. 28 of the strawberry pickers were injured when, in April 2013, they were attacked with shotguns after approaching their bosses to demand the six months of outstanding wages. But in a case that drew global attention to the appalling conditions migrant workers face in Greece, the farm owner and head foreman were cleared of any wrongdoing, while two other supervisors were released pending an appeal, despite being convicted of GBH and 'aiding by omission'.
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Workers were shot by bosses after asking for six months of unpaid wages
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Farm owner and head foreman were cleared of any wrongdoing, while two other supervisors were convicted but released pending an appeal
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During the trial the migrants asked for the 'biased' judge to be replaced
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The request was refused and the group are now being punished for asking

Question: In a rare criticism of a court decision, @placeholder's largest labor union reacted with fury to verdict last July, branding it 'against the public sense of justice and fairness' and arguing that the farm supervisors should have faced more serious charges.

Answer: Greek

Answer: Greece


Houston (CNN) This is a five-second stretch that will be replayed for years to come. With a buzzer-beating three-point shot by junior forward Kris Jenkins, No. 2 seed Villanova won the NCAA men's basketball championship over No. 1 seed North Carolina on Monday night. It's the first buzzer beater on a three-pointer in national championship history. Both teams recount how the final seconds unfolded. 13 seconds left After Villanova junior guard Josh Hart hit two free throws to make it 74-71, UNC inbounded the ball with 13 seconds to go. While off balance, UNC senior guard Marcus Paige hit an acrobatic three-point shot with 4.7 seconds remaining. It had given UNC life, tying it at 74. Seat cushions flew all over the stadium in celebration.
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No. 2 seed Villanova won the NCAA men's basketball championship over No. 1 seed North Carolina
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Kris Jenkins' game-winning shot was the first buzzer-beating three-pointer in national championship history

Question: Wright: "Arcidiacono made the perfect pass and @placeholder lives for that moment."

Answer: Kris Jenkins

Answer: Kris Jenkins

Question: Williams: "We made (Arcidiacono) give it up, but we didn't get @placeholder picked up and he made a heck of a shot."

Answer: Kris Jenkins


Former Liverpool defender Steve Nicol is adamant that the Reds will beat arch-rivals Manchester United to a Champions League qualification spot come the end of the season. The Merseysiders are just one place and two points behind United, who currently occupy fourth, with 10 Premier League games remaining. Brendan Rodgers' side are the form team in England's top flight having collected 29 points from their last 11 matches - having bounced back after making a poor start this season. Former Liverpool defender Steve Nicol believes the Reds will beat Manchester United to fourth place Jordan Henderson (right) opened the scoring in their 2-0 win over Burnley on Wednesday night
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Manchester United travel to Liverpool in the Premier League on March 22
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United currently sit fourth - one place and two points ahead of Liverpool
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Ashley Young's goal gave United a 1-0 win over Newcastle on Wednesday
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Liverpool kept up the pressure on United with a 2-0 home win over Burnley
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Question: 'If @placeholder continue to steamroll teams, they even have a chance of third place,' he added.

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool


After spending his entire career in the red of Liverpool, from 1994 as a trainee to his retirement in 2013, Jamie Carragher has no choice but to don a Manchester United shirt after losing a bet. Carragher is being forced to pull on a Red Devils strip with his fellow Sky Sports pundit's name on the back after making a wager  that Tottenham's Brazilian flop Paulinho would score 15 goals or more in a season. The midfielder who came to Spurs from Corinthians in a £17million deal didn't go anywhere near that and with strong speculation that he could be bound for Chinese club Guangzhou Evergrande, Neville is ensuring Carragher pays his debt.
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Jamie Carragher bet Tottenham's Paulinho would score 15 goals a season
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His bet with Gary Neville proved ill-advised with the Brazilian a Spurs flop
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Neville promised to have a Manchester United shirt delivered to Carragher

Question: 'Don't even dare put that sh** stained rag on @placeholder... you'll catch all manner of diseases!!'

Answer: Jamie Carragher

Answer: Carragher

Answer: Carragher

Answer: Jamie Carragher

Answer: Carragher


Victoria's Secret has come under heavy criticism online for allegedly 'ripping off' designs from famed Australian swimwear brand Triangl. The company unveiled its summer swimwear line recently and sparked outrage on social media with users labeling the lingerie giant a 'ripoff' and 'knock off' factory because of the striking similarities between its newly-released swimwear designs and those of popular brand Triangl. Triangl has become the hottest name in swimwear since launching in Australia in 2012. Its signature color-blocked swimsuits have attracted a cult following of models and celebrities such as Beyonce, Kendall Jenner, and Ellie Goulding. Triangl fans have been tweeting things like: 'Victoria's Secret knockoff Triangl bikinis needs to stop.'
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Triangl swimwear launched in Australia in 2012
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The brand quickly gained a cult following, with celebrities like Kendall Jenner and Beyonce wearing its designs
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Victoria's Secret's latest line of bathing suits look strikingly similar to Triangl's 2014 designs
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Traingl swimwear fans have taken to social media to voice their outrage

Question: That said, Triangl swimwear has a measly 2.5 million followers compared to @placeholder's 17 million.

Answer: Victoria's Secret

Answer: Victoria's Secret

Answer: Victoria's Secret

Question: Some users also prefer the @placeholder swimsuits over the original Triangl style because they're more affordable.

Answer: Victoria's Secret

Answer: Victoria's Secret

Answer: Victoria's Secret


A woman who played a starring role in former president Bill Clinton's public evolution from boy wonder to sexual lothario says Hillary Clinton is partly to blame for 'enabling' his behavior and shouldn't be elected president herself. Kathleen WIlley, now 69, made a splash in 1998 by claiming in a '60 Minutes' interview that Bill Clinton had sexually assaulted her during a Oval Office meeting in 1993. Now she says Mrs. Clinton, the former secretary of state, has a history of trying to silence the multiple women her husband has slept with, sexually assaulted or sexually harassed since his 1980s Arkansas days.
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Kathleen Willey claimed in 1998 that Bill Clinton fondled her and put her hand on his genitals during a 1993 Oval Office meeting
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She came forward after the Monica Lewinsky sex scandal broke
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Willey, a Clinton organizer in Virginia during the 1992 campaign, now blames Hillary Clinton for covering up Bill's sexual conquests
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Hillary, she said Sunday in a radio interview, 'chooses to go after the women that he hooks up with, to ruin them again and again and again'
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Willey, now 69, wants to see Republican Carly FIorina elected: 'She's got more cojones than everybody in Washington combined who's running'

Question: @placeholder has at least lashed out verbally against the star attractions in her husband's sexual trophy case.

Answer: Hillary Clinton


(CNN) Boutros Boutros-Ghali, a history-making diplomat who made his mark as an architect of the Camp David accords and then became the United Nations' first African secretary-general, has died. Rafael Ramirez Carreno, Venezuela's U.N. ambassador and current head of the U.N. Security Council, announced Boutros-Ghali's passing Tuesday, after which representatives from the council's 15 current members stood for a moment of silence. People we've lost in 2016 Egypt's state-run Ahram Online reported that he died Tuesday in a hospital in the Egyptian city of Giza, where he'd been admitted days earlier after breaking his leg. Boutros-Ghali was 93. Current secretary-general Ban Ki-moon lauded Boutros-Ghali as "a memorable leader who rendered invaluable services to world peace and international order," noting he stepped up during "a time when the world increasingly turned to the United Nations for solutions to its problems in the immediate aftermath of the Cold War."
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"Egypt and the world have lost today a fine political and legal figure," President El-Sisi says of Boutros-Ghali
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Boutros Boutros-Ghali was an Egyptian diplomat before becoming the first U.N. secretary-general from Africa
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Ban Ki-moon calls him a "memorable leader" who showed "courage" in standing up for U.N. independence

Question: News of Boutros-Ghali's death stirred a wave of reactions around the world, particularly in his native @placeholder and in Egypt specifically.

Answer: African

Answer: Africa

Question: News of Boutros-Ghali's death stirred a wave of reactions around the world, particularly in his native Africa and in @placeholder specifically.

Answer: Egypt

Answer: Egyptian

Answer: Egypt

Answer: El

Answer: Egyptian


Paris Saint-Germain will battle it out with Spanish giants Real Madrid next summer to sign Eden Hazard from Chelsea. The mega-wealthy French club, who bought defender David Luiz from Chelsea in the summer of 2014, believe they can convince Hazard to return to France where he previously played for Lille. PSG paid Chelsea just under £50million for Luiz, but it will take a substantial uplift - probably £80m or more - if Hazard decides to move on at the end of the season. Premier League statistics only Chelsea will resist any attempt to prise the PFA Player of the Year away from Stamford Bridge, but the French champions have put down a marker for the winger.
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Chelsea news: All the latest from Stamford Bridge
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PSG believe they are at the front of the queue to try to sign Eden Hazard
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Chelsea star had been thought to favour a summer move to Real Madrid
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It could take up to £80m to prise Hazard away from struggling Chelsea
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He is thinking about his future despite recently signing new five-year deal
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Chelsea will go back in for John Stones and a striker in January window
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Carlo Ancelotti: Chelsea's players do not look motivated

Question: Hazard signed a new five-year contract last season, but @placeholder's disastrous start to the season under Jose Mourinho has made him think seriously about his future.

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea


(CNN) As an African-American man, Dr. Georges Benjamin says he feels like "an endangered species," due to gun violence claiming the lives of men his color disproportionately to their numbers. Benjamin is executive director of the American Public Health Association, and he has a message for the nation's top public health official, Dr. Thomas Frieden, director of the Centers for Disease Control: Stop your silence on guns. Frieden has spoken, written and tweeted prolifically on a wide range of health and safety issues during his six-year tenure at the CDC, but he's kept deafeningly silent on the issue of gun violence, the second-biggest killer of young people in the United States.
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African American health experts call on CDC to break silence on guns
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They believe the silence may be due to fear of Congress evoking funds

Question: Congress has already taken away nearly all @placeholder funding for gun research.

Answer: Centers for Disease Control

Answer: CDC

Answer: CDC


Jose Mourinho 'needs and wants football' and will be back managing a top club without delay, according to Chelsea coach Steve Holland. Mourinho's representatives CAA Sport released a statement on Saturday insisting the Portuguese does not need a break after being sacked by Chelsea on Thursday. First-team coach Holland is expected to stay on at Chelsea under interim boss Guus Hiddink, but tipped 'exceptional person' Mourinho to be quickly back managing one of the world's top clubs. Rafael Benitez continues to fight speculation his Real Madrid tenure is under threat, while Pep Guardiola should leave Bayern Munich in the summer, leaving Mourinho most likely already eyeing up his options.
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Steve Holland claims axed boss Jose Mourinho 'needs and wants football'
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Mourinho's representatives CAA Sport released a statement on Saturday
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The statement claimed Mourinho would not be looking to take a break
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Chelsea coach Holland has backed Mourinho to make a return at a big club

Question: Mourinho's famed man-management skills were called into question over his handling of Dr Eva Carneiro's acrimonious exit from @placeholder in September.

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Two former coaches have sued Major League Soccer team Chivas USA, claiming they were fired this year because they are not Latino. Daniel Calichman and Theothoros Chronopoulos, who worked in the team's "academy," or player development, program, accused team owner Jorge Vergara Madrigal of Mexico of enacting a Latino-only employment policy, according to a lawsuit filed in a Los Angeles County court. Calichman and Chronopoulos, who are both white, also accused Vergara of implementing a discriminatory practice that was carried over from Chivas de Guadalajara, a pro team in Mexico owned by Vergara that allegedly has hired only Mexican soccer players since 1908.
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NEW: Coaches wondered, 'Hey, will we be fired because I can't speak Spanish and is it possible?'
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Chivas USA hired coaches Daniel Calichman and Theothoros Chronopoulos in 2011
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They allege Chivas owner Jorge Vergara Madrigal of Mexico has a Latino-only policy
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A team spokeswoman declines to comment on the lawsuit

Question: Vergara "asked everyone who speaks @placeholder raise your hand, and there was a group that could not speak Spanish," Calichman said.

Answer: Spanish

Question: Chronopoulos was a @placeholder coach and the director of the team's academy program, which identifies and develops players age 18 and under for the pro team.

Answer: Chivas USA

Answer: Chivas USA

Question: Court documents cited Vergara's comments to the press, in which he is quoted as saying the plan called for Chivas USA to be "the son of @placeholder" but "it got away from that and the clubs suffered a divorce in philosophy and structure."

Answer: Chivas de Guadalajara

Answer: Chivas


(CNN) -- I vividly recall those 13 days in the fall of 1962, watching President John F. Kennedy on our black and white television in Cambridge, Massachusetts. I was a professor at MIT focusing on the emerging field of leadership studies, and the Cuban Missile Crisis was about leadership writ large for the world to witness. Fifty years after the Kennedy assassination, there is conversation everywhere about JFK's unrealized potential. Amid the wave of sentimental reflection this year, there has been much focus on the mythical elements of Camelot or too many details about that tragic day in Dallas, and not enough on the real-world challenges of the JFK presidency.
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Warren Bennis: JFK had a lot to prove to people when he was elected
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The President who dealt with disastrous Bay of Pigs invasion learned a lesson, he says
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Bennis: In Cuban missile crisis, JFK created a culture of candor in his inner circle
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He says few presidents or chief executive officers have followed in his path

Question: His management of the @placeholder became a legendary example of a leader drawing the best from multiple advisers and making his decisions only after weighing each very different contribution.

Answer: Cuban Missile Crisis


A pregnant bride-to-be was devastated when her fiancé called of their wedding - after falling for a pretty brunette he met on his stag do. Lauraine Dineen, 31, from Bicester, Oxfordshire, said delivery driver James, 33, dumped her by text message to enjoy a fling with his new woman just months before they were due to tie the knot. The mother-of-two has revealed how she fought to get him back and the couple are now married with two sons, Harry, four, and George, three. Lauraine said: ‘Friends and family thought I was crazy getting back together with him. James hurt me more than I thought possible, but he’s always been the one.
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Lauraine Dineen, 31, was pregnant when fiancé James went on his stag do
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She was devastated when he cheated on her with a pretty brunette
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James, 33, from Bicester, dumped her by text and called off wedding
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Lauraine took him back and the couple are now married with two boys

Question: ‘But the next day I was on my lunchbreak when I had a text from @placeholder - the words took my breath away, my legs turned to jelly.

Answer: James

Answer: James

Answer: James

Answer: James


Dame Esther (pictured) was giving evidence in trial of Penny Mellor who allegedly sent hundreds of abusive tweets to campaigner Shy Keenan Childline founder Dame Esther Rantzen has denied that she was told about Jimmy Savile's child sex abuse in 1986 while giving evidence in a cyber stalking trial. Dame Esther today discussed allegations by child sex abuse victim and justice campaigner Shy Keenan that were printed on the front page of the Sun under the headline 'Abuse campaigner: I told Esther Rantzen about paedo Jimmy Saville 18 years ago.' She said she 'would have remembered' if she had been told by Ms Keenan that Saville, Gary Glitter and Jonathan King were child abusers.
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Childline founder Dame Esther gave evidence in cyber stalking trial today
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Penny Mellor, 53, is accused of harassing campaigner Shy Keenan
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Ms Keenan told The Sun she told Dame Esther about Savile abuse in 1986
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Mellor called Dame Esther as witness to challenge Ms Keenan's credibility
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Dame Esther has always denied claim which she says damaged Childline
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Told court she 'would have remembered' if she had been told in 1986 by Ms Keenan that Jimmy Savile and Gary Glitter were child abusers

Question: @placeholder, wearing a navy dress and black jacket, spent nearly an hour in the witness box today.

Answer: Dame Esther

Answer: Dame Esther

Answer: Dame Esther

Answer: Dame Esther

Answer: Dame Esther

Answer: Dame Esther


As one of the world's most exclusive calendars, Pirelli is known for featuring the globe's most glamorous supermodels. But the team behind the celebrated calendar is taking 2016's issue in a whole new direction by featuring some of the world's most inspiring women - from artists to athletes and even bloggers. The 43rd edition, which was created by Annie Leibovitz, features the likes of Serena Williams, Amy Schumer and Chinese actress Yao Chen. The calendar, which has previously featured Gigi Hadid, Joan Smalls and Isabeli Fontana, has cast 13 women which Pirelli says are of outstanding professional, social, cultural, sporting and artistic accomplishment.
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The 43rd edition was created by celebrated American photographer Annie Leibovitz
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It includes 13 women they say are of outstanding professional, social, cultural, sporting and artistic accomplishment
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Features the likes of Serena Williams, Amy Schumer and Yao Chen
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Yoko Ono also appears in the iconic calendar shoot, posing in a top hat and tuxedo jacket

Question: Speaking about her latest piece of work, @placeholder said: 'The 2000 Calendar was an exercise in photographing nudes.

Answer: Annie Leibovitz


(CNN) -- As Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama battle over who has the best approach to national security, a new CNN poll finds Americans' concerns about terrorism have hit an all-time low for the post-September 11 era. A poll finds fewer Americans fear an imminent terror attack than at any time since September 11, 2001. According to a CNN/Opinion Research Corp. survey released Wednesday, 35 percent of Americans believe a terrorist attack somewhere in the United States is likely over the next several weeks. The figure is the lowest in a CNN poll since the September 11, 2001, al Qaeda attacks, which killed nearly 3,000 people.
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CNN/Opinion Research Corp. survey finds fewer Americans think attack imminent
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Percentage who expect attack is lowest since September 11, 2001
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Survey also finds strong opposition to Iraq war, current troop levels in Iraq
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Numbers could indicate challenge for Sen. John McCain's presidential campaign

Question: For @placeholder, who is seeking to highlight his national security credentials and has staunchly defended the U.S. presence in Iraq, the latest poll results may not be viewed in a positive light.

Answer: John McCain

Answer: John McCain


The grieving sister of murdered bride-to-be Stephanie Scott has released the poem that she wrote for her sister and her intended brother-in-law on what would have been their wedding day. Kim Scott posted the poem on Saturday morning, a day after the body of a woman was discovered in Cocoparra National Park on Friday afternoon and following the arrest of school cleaner Vincent Stanford, 24, with her murder on Thursday morning. The 26-year-old English and Drama teacher was due to marry her long-time partner Aaron Leeson Woolley on Saturday, a fact keenly plain the poem, which was addressed to 'my dearest Stephanie and Aaron on your wedding day. This is for you.'
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Stephanie Scott's sister Kim has released a poem intended for her wedding
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'To my dearest Stephanie and Aaron on your wedding day. This is for you.'
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The poem details the romance and engagement of Ms Scott and Mr Woolley
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Friends and family have flooded the post with sympathy and memories
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Kim Scott invited loved ones to a memorial picnic on Saturday afternoon

Question: Ms Scott at her hen's party before she disappeared just six days before her wedding to @placeholder-Woolley

Answer: Aaron Leeson Woolley

Answer: Aaron

Answer: Aaron

Answer: Woolley

Question: Ms Scott at her hen's party before she disappeared just six days before her wedding to Aaron Leeson-@placeholder

Answer: Aaron Leeson Woolley

Answer: Aaron

Answer: Aaron

Answer: Woolley


(CNN) Michael Huggins' grandfather never learned how to read or write. He was born in Mississippi when Jim Crow laws still legalized racial segregation, but eventually left in the 1950s by riding in the trunk of a car that was leaving the state. Two generations later, his grandson is graduating from Harvard. "If he hadn't made his decision to leave and find a better life for his family, I wouldn't be here," Huggins said. "Graduating from Harvard, it's spiritual for me. And I know so many people who have stories like that." Huggins, who will graduate with a master's degree from Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government, hopes that such stories will be shared and celebrated at Harvard University's first commencement ceremony specifically honoring black graduates.
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Optional ceremony aims to honor the achievements of black students and share their experiences with the community
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More than 300 students and 500 guests have registered to attend the May 23 event

Question: @placeholder's black commencement will feature speeches from students on their experiences in higher education, musical performances, and an alumni award ceremony.

Answer: Harvard

Answer: Harvard

Answer: Harvard

Answer: Harvard University


U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders, a proclaimed socialist who was registered as independent until he decided to seek the Democratic nomination for president, says he won't make an attempt at the White House as a third-party candidate if he doesn't win next year's primary. 'I would not want to be responsible for electing some right-wing Republican president,' Sanders told attendees of a Washington, D.C. event on Thursday, according to The Hill. The Vermont lawmaker said he initially considered waging a bid as an independent but decided against it and has no plans to go that route if he loses the Democratic nomination to Hillary Clinton.
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'I would not want to be responsible for electing some right-wing Republican president,' the Vermont Senator said
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Sanders is a proclaimed socialist who was registered as independent until he decided to seek the Democratic nomination for president
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He's a Democrat for the purpose of the presidential race yet remains independent of any political party as a senator

Question: And though he was not previously a registered @placeholder, he caucused with the progressive-backed party and usually voted in favor of its initiatives.

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democrat


DuPont, Washington (CNN) Two of the three passengers who died when an Amtrak train derailed while traveling along a route for the first time were enthusiastic advocates for travel by trains, the Rail Passengers Association said Tuesday. The Washington, D.C. -based organization identified the men as Jim Hamre and Zack Willhoite. Amtrak Cascades 501, carrying 86 people on its initial journey with paying customers, was on a new section of the route from Seattle to Portland when it derailed Monday. The National Transportation Safety Board, which said a cause of the accident will be determined later, said the train was going 50 mph over the limit when it went around a curve.
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Amtrak CEO says not clear whether integrated train control system would have prevented derailment
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The train was traveling at about 80 mph on a 30-mph section of the track

Question: "@placeholder was among the country's most respected and effective rail advocates and a good friend and mentor to me.

Answer: Jim Hamre


One mother has learned that the kindness of strangers can be boundless after her seriously ill daughter lost her 'bravery bracelet'. Madelyn McKinnon, from Brisbane, has undergone countless surgeries, procedures and treatments in her two short years, and to help her along the way her family bought her a silver bracelet from Pandora. Each charm on the piece of jewellery represented an obstacle she had overcome, or a milestone she surpassed, and so held special meaning for the McKinnon family and Madelyn's mother Melissa. 'It’s basically Maddy's life on a bracelet, she’s been through a lot in her time,' Melissa McKinnon told Daily Mail Australia.
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Madelyn McKinnon, nearly two, has been sick her entire life
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Last week she lost the 'bravery bracelet' which marks her milestones
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Devastated Brisbane mum Melissa took to Facebook to find the bangle
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Instead she was inundated with offers of help and donations for a new one
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Strangers raised over $1100 to go towards a new one
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But Pandora Mt Ommaney donated the replacement bracelet to Maddy
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Now her parents have more money to go towards her wheelchair

Question: People offered to replace the charms or bracelet for @placeholder, and soon more than $1000 had been raised.

Answer: Madelyn McKinnon

Answer: McKinnon

Answer: Madelyn

Answer: Madelyn McKinnon


Former Brazil international Roberto Dinamite, who was president of Vasco da Gama when the club sold Philippe Coutinho to Inter Milan, believes the Liverpool playmaker will wear the Brazil number 10 shirt for years to come. Dinamite was head of Vasco when they reluctantly packed the teenager off to Europe in 2010. Dinamite said: 'He already stood out when he left Vasco. And he is fulfilling his potential at Liverpool. He has that Brazilian talent, honed and developed in Europe, and he will keep getting better. Philippe Coutinho scores a stunning goal against Southampton at St Mary's in February Coutinho has scored a number of key goals for Liverpool this season, including against Manchester City
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Roberto Dinamite thinks Philippe Coutinho has a key role in Brazil's future
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Coutinho was overlooked by Luiz Felipe Scolari for 2014 World Cup
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Brazil coach Dunga looking to build team around Coutinho and Neymar

Question: @placeholder need players who play the way he does with the close control and passing that he displays.'

Answer: Brazil

Answer: Brazil

Answer: Brazil

Answer: Brazil


Sykesville, Maryland (CNN) -- It's the dirty little secret of the racing industry. Thoroughbreds who don't make the winner's circle, are injured or simply too old to race are discarded by their owners, auctioned off -- sometimes to the slaughterhouse. Now these horses are getting new lives. The twist? Prison inmates looking for their own second chances are helping save them. In the rolling hills of Carroll County, Maryland, is Second Chance Farm. Alonzo Pickett leads a horse to the pasture to graze. "Greek is a beautiful horse. I love him," says Pickett. "I think he's a gentle giant." The 7-year-old gelding came to the farm after a leg injury ended his racing career.
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Inmates care for horses as part of a pre-release plan in Maryland
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The horses come to the Second Chance Farm after race career ends
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Inmate says prisoners and rejected horses share a common bond

Question: @placeholder calls the bond they share a mutual support system.

Answer: Alonzo Pickett

Answer: Pickett

Question: "If I could come out here and take care of @placeholder every day," he says, "then I can go home and take care of my father."

Answer: Greek


(CNN) Warning: This story contains graphic language. Donald Trump engaged in crude and demeaning conversations about women over a 17-year-period with radio shock-jock Howard Stern, according to a review by CNN's KFile of hours of newly uncovered audio. Among the topics Trump discussed: his daughter Ivanka's physique, having sex with women on their menstrual cycles, threesomes, and checking out of a relationship with women after they turn 35. Trump's long track record of making misogynistic comments and engaging in lewd conversations about sex took on a new and much darker tone on Friday night, when the Washington Post published audio of Trump, caught on a hot mic in 2005, bragging about how women let him do whatever he wants to them because he's a celebrity.
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Trump engaged in crude conversations about women for years with Howard Stern.
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Topics Trump discussed: Ivanka's physique, having sex with women on their menstrual cycles. and leaving women after they reach the age of 35.

Question: "Haven't we all," @placeholder added about men having threesomes, "are we babies?"

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: "Mr. @placeholder I'm asking you directly, is her ass too big?"

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: "I can say to @placeholder's wife, that's true," Trump responds.

Answer: Howard Stern


WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- Barack Obama, who shot from obscurity to fame based on a single speech and then captured the White House in a campaign marked by soaring rhetoric, delivered a restrained, sober inaugural address Tuesday. American patriot Thomas Paine seems to have informed some of the spirit of President Obama's inaugural speech. Gone was the mantra-like "Yes we can" chanted by supporters, which Obama invoked as a refrain right through his victory speech on Election Night. Largely absent, too, were citations from the two historical figures on whose shoulders Obama stood Tuesday -- Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King Jr., both of whom he quoted on the night of his triumph in November.
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Only whispers of Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King Jr. heard in speech
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American patriot Thomas Paine seems to have been an influence
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Other noted references: President Kennedy, Shakespeare and Abraham from Bible

Question: And, perhaps thinking that the simple fact of an African-American being sworn in as president was sufficiently drenched with significance, he made only the most glancing reference to @placeholder.

Answer: Martin Luther King Jr.

Answer: Martin Luther King Jr.


A 21-year-old who was an All-American in high school before leaving to play wide receiver at Texas A&M for the Aggies has been charged with murder for hacking a random jogger to death in Dallas. Thomas Johnson killed the jogger with a machete on Monday morning along the White Rock Creek Trail and then called 911 to report the stabbing, said Dallas police Deputy Chief Rob Sherwin. After Johnson, who last played for A&M in 2012 with Johnny Manziel at quarterback, was arrested, he told detectives he 'was angry about a situation and he just picked somebody to murder.' The jogger, who was not been identified at this time, was transported to Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital and he died of injuries 'consistent with a large-edged weapon', NBC Dallas reported.
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Ex-Aggie wide receiver Thomas Johnson, 21, admitted killing jogger who was found Monday morning on White Rock Creek Trail in Dallas, police say
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Unidentified male jogger found around 8am Monday and taken to hospital
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Died at the hospital from 'injuries consistent with a large-edged weapon'
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Johnson was charged with murder after being arrested at the scene
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Told detectives he 'was angry' and he 'just picked somebody to murder'
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High school All-American played ten games at A&M but left school in 2012
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Caught three passes from Johnny Manziel in 2012 win over No 1 Alabama

Question: He mysteriously left the Aggies after making three catches for 22 yards in A&M's 29-24 win against No 1 @placeholder in 2012, but was located back in his hometown of Dallas after a 48-hour search.

Answer: Alabama


(CNN) -- Hurtling across the Milky Way like an eternal explorer -- the Voyager 1 spacecraft continues to nonchalantly reveal the mysteries of the solar system to a captivated Earthbound audience. Active volcanoes, methane rain, icy geysers and intricate details about Saturn's rings -- the list of revelations attributed to the mission reads like fantastical sci-fi novel but it has revolutionized planetary astronomy. Thirty-seven years after it launched, Voyager 1 is still out in the vast expanse of space, periodically relaying new data back home. But in 2013, NASA made the groundbreaking announcement that Voyager 1 had left the heliosphere -- a magnetic boundary "bubble," if you will, which scientists use to explain the separation of our solar system from the rest of the galaxy.
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Launched in 1977, Voyager 1 was part of a twin-spacecraft mission on a multi-planet tour
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A rare planetary alignment let the mission travel past Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune
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The two Voyagers have provided unparalleled insight into our solar system
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NASA announced Voyager 1 had left heliosphere last year, but some dispute that

Question: Launched individually in the summer of 1977, Voyager was a twin-spacecraft primary mission developed by NASA to explore @placeholder and Saturn and their larger moons.

Answer: Jupiter


Starbucks has announced that its baristas will start pro-actively talking to customers about racism, in an attempt to 'create a more empathetic and inclusive society - one conversation at a time'. Starting on Monday, staff at the 4,700 cafés across America will have the option to write 'RaceTogether' on cardboard cups, which is the slogan of a Starbucks anti-racism campaign. It is hoped that customers who encounter the slogan on their coffee cup will be inspired to discuss the deeper issues affecting America. Scroll down for video Campaign: Starbucks boss Howard Schultz has instructed staff to write 'RaceTogether' on cups in an effort to draw customers into a discussion about the state of race relations in America
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Howard Schultz, boss of Starbucks, gave the order in response to the race-related violence sweeping America
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He went on a tour of areas affected last year, and started an anti-racism advertising campaign
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Baristas will write 'RaceTogether' on  cups in an effort to stimulate debate
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Starbucks claims that nobody will be forced into a discussion

Question: 'We believe guns and weapons should not be part of the @placeholder experience,' he said.

Answer: Starbucks

Answer: Starbucks

Answer: Starbucks

Answer: Starbucks

Answer: Starbucks


A power outage temporarily blackened Washington, D.C. this afternoon, interrupting a State Department briefing and forcing the White House onto back-up generators. Traffic lights also went out in parts of the city. The chief spokesman for 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue confirmed that the outage 'briefly had an impact on the White House complex' but it was 'back on the regular power source' by the time he began his briefing approximately an hour and a half later. 'Things are slowly but surely returning to normal at the White House complex,' Josh Earnest, White House press secretary, said, noting that he was in the Oval Office with the president when it happened, and it was barely noticeable.
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It interrupted a State Department briefing and forced the White House onto back-up generators
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Outage 'briefly had an impact on the White House complex' but it was 'back on the regular power source' an hour and a half later
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White House press secretary says he was in the Oval with the president when it happened, and it was barely noticeable
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Related to a dip in power in a transmission line at a Maryland facility, power company says; another report says it may have been an explosion
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Homeland Security says there's no evidence of malicious activity

Question: As of a 1:35 pm update, more than @placeholder-area customers - including government offices - had reported outages, Pepco said.

Answer: Washington, D.C.


A fruit-packing boss told two workers to 'scuba dive' into an oxygen-deprived storage container with no breathing apparatus, sending them to their death, a court heard today. Andrew Stocker allegedly killed Scott Cain and Ashley Clarke by instructing them to carry out the dangerous task at the Blackmoor Estate in Liss, Hampshire, owned by Tory peer Lord Selborne. A court heard that the manager wanted his employees to pick apples by hand from the container so he could enter prize specimens of fruit into an agricultural show. Mr Cain, 23, and Mr Clarke, 24, were both found unconscious on top of crates of apples in a storage facility on February 18, 2013, Winchester Crown Court was told.
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Scott Cain and Ashley Clarke died when they climbed into apple container
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Court hears manager Andrew Stocker told them to go in to storage unit where the air was just 1% oxygen
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'Scuba diving' allegedly allowed workers to pick out apples for prize show
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Stocker, who was on holiday in Maldives at the time, denies wrongdoing

Question: He said: '@placeholder carried out the actual gathering of samples from the unit.

Answer: Scott Cain


Celtic manager Ronny Deila admits his Stjarnan counterpart would have seen much to interest him after watching the Scottish champions concede five goals against Dukla Prague. But Deila is confident his players can banish the sloppy play that led to their 5-3 friendly defeat before kicking off their Champions League campaign. Dukla were well worth their St Mirren Park win against a strong Celtic team, bolstered by the return of nine players who were on international duty until mid-June. Champions League qualifying first leg Champions League qualifying second leg But those players had only returned from their two-week summer break at the start of the week, and Israel midfielder Nir Bitton was absent because he only got back to Scotland on Wednesday.
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Celtic beaten 5-3 by Czech side Dukla Prague in Saturday friendly
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Manager Ronny Deila knows his team must banish sloppy performances
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They face Icelandic side Stjarnan in Champions League qualifying
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Deila admitted his Stjarnan counterpart would have been encouraged

Question: When asked what watching @placeholder boss Runar Pall Sigmundsson would have made of the game, Deila said: 'I think he saw some possibilities there.

Answer: Stjarnan

Answer: Stjarnan

Answer: Stjarnan

Question: @placeholder started with Dedryck Boyata and Charlie Mulgrew in central defence, which was filled by Efe Ambrose and Virgil van Dijk after the break.

Answer: Ronny Deila

Answer: Deila

Answer: Ronny Deila

Answer: Deila


Minister Grant Shapps was forced to quit over the ‘Tatler Tory’ scandal yesterday amid shocking new claims of blackmail, adultery and political corruption. He resigned as Overseas Aid Minister after he was blamed by No 10 for giving a top job in the Election campaign to Mark Clarke, who bullied activist Elliott Johnson, 21, before he killed himself in September . Shapps’ exit came as this newspaper alerted No 10 to accusations that Clarke was trying to blackmail a former female aide to Tory Cabinet Minister Robert Halfon over an affair with a married Tory MP. Clarke had allegedly told the woman to win Halfon’s backing for his bid to become a Tory MP or the relationship would be exposed.
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Grant Shapps resigned after being blamed for giving Mark Clarke top job
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It comes as Clarke is accused of trying to blackmail a female over an affair
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Lord Feldman, a close friend of the PM, fights to remain Tory chairman
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Shapps was accused of ignoring warnings that Clarke was serial sex pest and bully
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For more on the 'Tatler Tory' scandal visit http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tories

Question: This newspaper has also decided not to identify @placeholder’s female assistant who was in the affair with the unnamed MP.

Answer: Robert Halfon

Answer: Halfon


SELMA, Alabama -- For almost 60 years, Grace Britton Sweet has had the right to vote. She can vividly recall the day she registered. Grace Britton Sweet, center, was one of a few black Americans who had the right to vote as early as 1953. As an African-American woman living in the South, she was one of a few black Americans who had the right to cast a ballot as early as 1953. In states like Alabama, literacy tests were given as a way to bar African-Americans from voting. If a black person was unable to answer questions such as, "If a person charged with treason denies his guilt, how many persons must testify against him before he can be convicted?" they would be denied the right to vote.
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Few African-Americans living in Deep South were allowed to vote before 1965
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"Bloody Sunday" march led to swift passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965
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Activists: Obama has benefited from struggle of civil rights "foot soldiers"
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"There's nothing more powerful than an idea whose time has come," says Mants

Question: When @placeholder went to the registrar's office and wrote "Mrs." before her name, the person registering her scratched it out.

Answer: Grace Britton Sweet

Answer: Grace Britton Sweet

Question: @placeholder wrote it again, and again it was scratched out.

Answer: Grace Britton Sweet

Answer: Grace Britton Sweet

Question: The person accompanying @placeholder optimistically told her to "leave it alone, that's coming.

Answer: Grace Britton Sweet

Answer: Grace Britton Sweet

Question: "Because of the media coverage of [@placeholder], it infuriated people," Mants says.

Answer: Bloody Sunday

Question: "There were people in this country that did not know there were black people in the @placeholder who were disenfranchised."

Answer: South

Answer: Deep South


The then Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh were in Kenya en route to Australasia for an official visit when news of King George VI’s death on 6 February 1952 reached them. The Princess was dazzled by Philip when she was a little girl, and she found when she was older he was still very good-looking, still very amusing – he had the kind of charisma that dazzled people. He began to take her seriously when she was grown up enough for him to realise that this little girl cousin had blossomed and was now a young woman – an attractive young woman.
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A candid book reveals what the British monarch is really like as a woman
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Friends of the Queen reveal what she was like as a mother and wife
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They also give a glimpse at what she really thought of Diana

Question: I whizzed round the outside of the house to where Prince @placeholder was sleeping and told him.

Answer: Philip


An abandoned three-year-old girl from India who was refused by many couples seeking to adopt because she didn't have a nose has finally found a new home. Kristen Williams, 44, from Cincinnati, adopted little Durga after a number of couples refused her because insects had eaten away her nose when she was abandoned at birth. But Durga has now started a new life in  Ohio, with her eight-year-old sister Munni, who Kristen also adopted from India in 2012. Kristen Williams, a teacher from Ohio, adopted little Durga who was abandoned at work causing her nose to be eaten by insects
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Kristen Williams, 44, from Ohio, adopted Durga, three, from India
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No one wanted the baby as her nose was eaten away by insects as a baby
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Orphanage staff kept her alive feeding her cotton balls soaked in milk
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Single teacher Kristen also adopted  Munni, eight, from India in 2012

Question: So @placeholder was introduced to India and very quickly came across little Munni who had been in an orphanage since 2009.

Answer: Kristen Williams

Answer: Kristen

Answer: Kristen Williams

Answer: Kristen Williams

Answer: Kristen

Question: Munni was quiet and withdrawn but @placeholder felt nothing but love for her.

Answer: Kristen Williams

Answer: Kristen

Answer: Kristen Williams

Answer: Kristen Williams

Answer: Kristen

Question: She said yes immediately and knew that @placeholder would be happy with her and Munni,

Answer: Durga

Answer: Durga

Answer: Durga

Answer: Durga

Question: Kristen has also been to see surgeons in Ohio to discuss @placeholder’s nose and when she’s older - at around seven  - she will be able to start the process of having a new nose.

Answer: Durga

Answer: Durga

Answer: Durga

Answer: Durga

Question: ‘@placeholder is over the moon with her little sister,’ Kristen added.

Answer: Munni

Answer: Munni

Question: She won’t want to go to school in case she misses out but we need to get a nice family routine going so life can become as normal as possible for @placeholder.’

Answer: Durga

Answer: Durga

Answer: Durga

Answer: Durga


The first early human ancestors to leave Africa were scrawny little creatures that walked more like apes, according to a new study that is challenging existing theories on the origin of our species. For years it was thought that the first early human to walk from the African continent into Asia and Europe was the tall and muscular Homo erectus. But new analysis of early human fossils has suggested it may have actually been a far more diminutive species known as Homo habilis, or 'Handy man', that first made the journey. The findings are likely to be highly controversial as no fossils belonging to Homo habilis have been discovered outside Africa.
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New analysis of early human fossils has challenged conventional theories
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Most experts believe tall, muscular Homo erectus was first to leave Africa
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The new study suggests Homo habilis, known as Handy Man, beat them
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It suggests Homo erectus did not evolve in Africa but moved there later

Question: 'A pre-Homo erectus origin for Homo floresiensis also raises the possibility that Homo erectus evolved in Asia rather than in @placeholder.'

Answer: Africa

Answer: African

Answer: Africa

Answer: Africa

Answer: Africa


(CNN) -- Demonstrators stormed a provincial administration building in eastern Ukraine on Sunday and raised the Russian flag atop it, demanding the release of riot police accused of killing protesters in Kiev, the Ukrainian capital, in February. Police were negotiating with the demonstrators, who have called for supporters to rally around the Regional Security Administration building in Donetsk, about 200 kilometers (120 miles) from the Russian border. Video of the negotiations was being streamed live online by local news outlets. The protest is the latest challenge to Ukraine's embattled new government, which took power after a revolt that toppled pro-Russian President Viktor Yanukovych in February. There was no immediate response to the seizure from top officials in Kiev, where the jailed police are accused of killing protesters during the uprising against Yanukovych.
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NEW: Pro-Russian protests also take place in Lugansk
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Ukrainian Prime Minister Yatsenyuk plans trip to eastern regions "to dismiss their fears"
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"Russians are trying to destabilize the situation in the country," Ukraine interior minister says
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Protesters are demanding the release of riot police accused of killing demonstrators in February

Question: The pro-Russian "paid provocateurs" were trying to "bring blood and victims," but @placeholder police have been ordered to "take the situation under control without spilling blood," Avakov said.

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukraine