(CNN) An 18-year-old charged with posing as a doctor told ABC News that "just because someone has a title 'doctor' in front of their name does not necessarily imply M.D." Malachi Love-Robinson, who police say posed as a medical doctor and treated patients in West Palm Beach, Florida, said his training involved shadowing many doctors. "I'm not portraying as an M.D. I never said I've gone to school to be an M.D.," he told ABC. He said he had a Ph.D., but wouldn't disclose what field it was in. The interview aired on "Good Morning America" on Thursday. Sheriff's deputies in West Palm Beach arrested Love-Robinson on Tuesday afternoon and accused him of practicing medicine without a license. He was the head of his own practice, according to his website. Love-Robinson posted bail on Wednesday, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.
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18-year-old Malachi Love-Robinson tells ABC his training involved shadowing many doctors
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Police say Love-Robinson examined and gave medical advice to an undercover officer
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Love-Robinson tells ABC he has a Ph.D. but will not disclose what field it is in

Question: Love-@placeholder physically examined the officer and provided medical advice, said the statement, which detailed a nearly two-week investigation that culminated in Tuesday's arrest.

Answer: Robinson

Answer: Robinson

Answer: Robinson

Answer: Robinson

Answer: Robinson

Answer: Robinson

Question: As police led Love-@placeholder out of his office in handcuffs, he said, "I'm hurt because of the accusations and allegations.

Answer: Robinson

Answer: Robinson

Answer: Robinson

Answer: Robinson

Answer: Robinson

Answer: Robinson

Question: The website for Love-@placeholder's practice lists the teen as its president, CEO and founder.

Answer: Robinson

Answer: Robinson

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Answer: Robinson

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Answer: Robinson

Question: It's not the first time Love-@placeholder has run into trouble.

Answer: Robinson

Answer: Robinson

Answer: Robinson

Answer: Robinson

Answer: Robinson

Answer: Robinson


For most parents, their child's birthday party might entail a game of pass the parcel followed by ice cream and jelly, but not for Sophie-May Dickson, 22, who claims she splashed out £2,500 on her daughter's fifth birthday bash. Ponies were hired, a red carpet laid out and a three-tiered crystal-encrusted birthday cake delivered to create a party fit for Princess Bliss Dickson, Sophie-May's oldest daughter. The mother-of-two, from Essex, whose youngest daughter Precious Belle Ruby Rozina, is three, appeared on ITV's This Morning this week to defend her lavish party throwing - and now FEMAIL has an exclusive peek into the bash.
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Sophie-May Dickson, 22, says she splashed £2,500 on her daughter's party
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Princess Bliss Dickson turned 5 in September and had ponies at her party
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Describing the event, Sophie-May said: 'It felt like her wedding'

Question: @placeholder-May  started planning the event in January and on Princess's big day in September there was a DJ, an entertainer, a bouncy castle, a three-tiered cake, a sweet buffet - and of course some visiting ponies to entertain.

Answer: Sophie

Answer: Sophie

Answer: Sophie

Answer: Sophie

Question: And @placeholder-May insists she doesn't spoil her own kids either.

Answer: Sophie

Answer: Sophie

Answer: Sophie

Answer: Sophie

Question: Appearing on This Morning on Monday talking about her party-throwing habit, @placeholder-May said: 'I think there's a big difference between a spoilt child and treated one.'

Answer: Sophie

Answer: Sophie

Answer: Sophie

Answer: Sophie


(CNN) -- Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright said Tuesday that North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il is using his claims of a successful rocket launch to shore up his political strength within his country. Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright discusses North Korea on CNN's "American Morning" on Tuesday. Albright, who was secretary of state in the Clinton administration, told CNN's "American Morning" that "it was a huge mistake for the United States to stop talking to North Korea" when the Bush administration took over. The communist nation launched the rocket over the weekend in defiance of international opposition. Satellite images released Monday appear to show the rocket in flight, according to a  nonprofit institution that focuses on stopping the spread of nuclear weapons.
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Former secretary of state: U.S. made "huge mistake" stopping talks with North Korea
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Madeleine Albright says North Korean leader is seeking respect internationally
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Kim Jong-Il also using rocket launch for internal political reasons, Albright says
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Albright says President Obama proving U.S. leadership in response to launch

Question: Costello: Well, I guess many @placeholder look at it this way, you know: You talk about sanctions, but sanctions have been instituted against North Korea before, and it hasn't really worked.

Answer: United States

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.


When Leanne Bourne, a mother-of-four from Romford in Essex, began to suspect that her partner Steve  was having an affair, she was heartbroken. But in a twist that she could never have foreseen, the other woman turned out to be her younger sister Larissa Knipe. Now, three years after the affair that tore her family apart, Ms Bourne says she is still struggling to come to terms with what happens - and still has bad days when she can't stop crying. Scroll down for video Family feud: Larissa Knipe (left) is pictured with her son Logun and sister Leanne Bourne (right)
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Leanne Bourne, from Essex, discovered her partner was having an affair
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Was horrified when the other woman turned out to be her sister Larissa
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Larissa even gave birth to Steve's child in August 2011
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Had initially claimed that she didn't know who the father was
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More than three years on,  sisters are still struggling to overcome the affair
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Leanne and Larissa appear on My Sister Had My Boyfriend's Baby - and Other Betrayals, tonight at 10pm on Channel 5

Question: @placeholder, who moved out into a council flat of her own shortly afterwards, continued to deny all talk of an affair.

Answer: Larissa Knipe

Answer: Larissa Knipe

Answer: Larissa

Answer: Larissa

Answer: Larissa


A new service that costs only a fraction of the on-board price of Wi-Fi is available for those passengers who find it impossible to turn off their Whatsapp. Gogo, who specialise in wireless internet access for the aviation industry, has introduced a new way for passengers to stay connected in the air with its new messaging pass. The messaging pass allows passengers to access familiar messaging applications such as WhatsApp, Viber, Skype, iMessage and other popular messaging services on their mobile devices. The messaging pass can only be purchased on mobile devices and can be purchased in the same way a passenger purchases an Internet session – by launching your mobile browser and selecting 'Messaging Pass' from the in-flight portal home page.
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Gogo allows users to use Whatsapp, Viber, Skype and iMessage services
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Low-bandwidth solution is offered at a lower price than internet service
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Company are also hoping to introduce Wi-Fi 20 times faster than standard

Question: The fast-speed @placeholder-Fi is expected to begin roll-out early 2016.

Answer: Wi

Answer: Whatsapp

Answer: WhatsApp

Answer: Whatsapp

Answer: Wi


Thousands of people paid their last respects to Israel's former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Sunday as his body lay in state outside the nation's parliament. "He was one of the giants. He was very special," said Ayala Weisel, who said she grew up learning of Sharon as a widely admired soldier who fought for his country. She was one of many mourners who shared memories with CNN on Sunday of Sharon, the towering military and political leader who died Saturday after eight years in a coma. Chaim Friedman, a tour guide, described Sharon as a great leader. "He was known as the bulldozer because he got his way and he made things happen. He's well respected for that," Friedman said. "Sometimes in Israel, you have to do it the straight way, or you have to find the other way to get things done, and he managed to do it."
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"He was one of the giants," one mourner says
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Memorial ceremony, procession and military funeral set for Monday
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Sharon is remembered for his controversial military and political career
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Israeli officials praise him, while some in the Mideast criticize him

Question: He believed strongly that in order for @placeholder to survive, a strong army was needed.

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israeli


The Pope has denounced the 'great powers' of the world for failing to stop Jews, Christians, gypsies and homosexuals being killed in death camps during the Second World War. Francis criticised the way that those with power failed to act despite intelligence indicating that minority groups were being transported to concentration camps across Europe. He also decried the deaths of Christians in Russia gulags under the Stalin dictatorship, which followed the war. The Pope's harsh assessments came in impromptu remarks during his visit to Turin, northern Italy, when he told young people he understands how they can struggle to trust the world.
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Francis said world's major powers had intelligence on the fate of minorities
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Claimed they had photos of railway routes that led to concentration camps
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Speaking to young people in Turin, he asked why these were not bombed
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He decried Christians deaths in Russian gulags under Stalin's dictatorship

Question: Lamenting the cynicism of world players in the 1930s and 1940s, Francis said: 'The great powers divided up @placeholder like a cake.'

Answer: Europe


'Heartless': Tykeran Hamilton, 25, has been jailed for 11 years. He killed cyclist Alan Knight in hit-and-run An unlicensed driver fresh off a vodka and cocaine binge shouted 'watch this' before killing a great-grandfather on his paper round in a hit-and-run. Tykeran Hamilton, 25, who borrowed the rented black BMW 3 Series and drove it around Gloucester after spending a night drinking and taking drugs, has been jailed for 11 years. He spotted a friend waiting for a bus, leaned out of the window and shouted 'watch this' before accelerating up to 70mph on a residential road at 7am. Bristol Crown Court heard Hamilton sped down the road and overtook cars 'recklessly' - narrowly avoiding a central reservation and other traffic.
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Tykeran Hamilton accelerated to 70mph after spotting friend at a bus stop
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The 25-year-old shouted 'watch this' before overtaking cars 'recklessly'
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Moments later he hit cyclist Alan Knight, 64, who was on his paper round
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Hamilton had been on vodka and cocaine binge. He was jailed for 11 years

Question: 'My life just isn't the same since he was taken from us by such a show-off person like you, Mr @placeholder,' it said.

Answer: Tykeran Hamilton

Answer: Tykeran Hamilton

Answer: Hamilton

Answer: Tykeran Hamilton

Answer: Hamilton


In a small room in Luis Suarez’s home in Uruguay he has assembled a collection of medals and mementoes from his career. Until about a month ago it was a relatively modest archive with a Steven Gerrard jersey taking pride of place. On it, the former Liverpool captain has written ‘To the best I’ve played with’. There are around 50 other shirts, some newspaper cuttings, and a handmade trophy showing a player diving to make a save. It was a tribute from grateful Uruguay fans after his match-saving handball on the goal-line in the 2010 World Cup quarter-final against Ghana.
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Luis Suarez scored crucial second goal in Barcelona's win over Juventus
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Former Liverpool striker has helped Barca to treble in their first season
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Suarez has taken his time to reach summit of world football
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But the Uruguayan proved in Berlin that he fully deserved his place at top

Question: As a nine-year-old in @placeholder, Suarez called at a shop on the way to a game and shoved a 50-cent coin down his sock.

Answer: Uruguay

Answer: Uruguay

Answer: Uruguayan


(CNN)Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson, stars of the hotly anticipated "50 Shades of Grey" movie, opened up to Glamour magazine about everything from what drew them to their characters to sculpting their bodies for nude scenes to visiting a sex dungeon in preparation for the film. Johnson, the daughter of actors Don Johnson and Melanie Griffith, plays Anastasia Steele, a naive young woman who finds herself ensnared in the dark sexual world of Christian Grey, a successful businessman with a penchant for bondage and domination. The film is based on the book trilogy by E.L. James that took the publishing world by storm.
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'50 Shades of Grey' stars Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson talked to Glamour about sex scenes and more
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The interview hits newsstands February 10, and the film is out February 13

Question: @placeholder would be the first one to throw a blanket over me.

Answer: Jamie Dornan

Answer: Jamie Dornan


Nine months after she suffered horrific injuries in a brutal attack, former porn star Christy Mack still has to wear a wig and glasses to look herself. With 18 broken bones, a broken nose, a ruptured kidney, a ruptured liver, missing teeth, and a fractured rib, Mack was unrecognisable as she fled her Las Vegas home on August 8, 2014. It was the climax, she claims, of an abusive on-off relationship with MMA fighter Jonathan Paul Koppenhaver, known professionally as War Machine. She is still undergoing reparative dental work - while fighting to see Koppenhaver convicted of attempted murder. The journey, she told ESPN, has been monumental.
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Former porn actress Christy Mack claims ex-boyfriend Jonathan Paul Koppenhaver beat and raped her until she almost died at her home
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She had been asleep next to a male friend when he 'burst in with a knife'
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Koppenhaver, who goes by the name War Machine, claims to be innocent
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Mack has opened up about her recovery, now needs glasses and a wig
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The case against Koppenhaver, who faces 26 charges, resumes in autumn

Question: 'I only wish that man hadn't been there and that @placeholder & I would be happily engaged.

Answer: Christy Mack

Answer: Christy Mack


(CNN) Fethullah Gulen, the reclusive cleric accused by Turkey of hatching a military coup attempt, concedes that his supporters could have been involved in the putsch but again denied any direct connection. "There might have been some sympathetic people [to Gulen] among them," he told CNN's Fareed Zakaria in an interview. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has pointed the finger of blame for the failed uprising squarely at Gulen. A bitter rival of the embattled President, Gulen is the leader of a popular movement called Hizmet. But the government refers to his group as the "Fethullah Gulen Terrorist Organization." The 77-year-old imam, who left Turkey for the United States in 1999, has been living in self-imposed exile in Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has pointed the finger of blame for the failed uprising squarely at Gulen
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Gulen calls for international organization to investigate government claims connecting him to the coup attempt

Question: But Gulen has repeatedly denied government claims he has directed sympathizers to destabilize the @placeholder regime.

Answer: Recep Tayyip Erdogan


According to a woman who is apparently against the preachings of Andrew Caldwell, the St. Louis man got his just desserts. The 21-year-old became somewhat infamous late last year for video of him screaming 'I don't like mens no more - I like women, women, women!' after a pastor at an evangelical megachurch claimed to have cured his homosexuality. Caldwell hit headlines in November after the footage surfaced of him being 'delivered' by God. But he says he was attacked by an employee at a FroYo in Delmar on Wednesday after the cashier recognized him. He ended up completely doused in his own dessert at the counter.
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Andrew Caldwell, 21, went viral in November after footage from a St. Louis megachurch showed him screaming 'I don't like mens no more'
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He claimed to have been 'delivered', or cured of being gay
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Caldwell had yogurt thrown at him at a FroYo in Delmar on Wednesday
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He claims the employee recognized him and lashed out
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However the worker, Stephanie Diaz, said Caldwell called her a 'dog'

Question: The @placeholder store released the footage to show Caldwell was lying.

Answer: FroYo

Answer: FroYo


A Los Angeles man and his daughter have been charged with conspiring to commit visa fraud by running a sham wedding operation for Chinese immigrants wanting green cards. Jason Shiao, 65, and his daughter Lynn Leung, 43, allegedly charged up to $50,000 from clients who were hoping to obtain legal immigration status. The pair reportedly netted $3.5million from the scam, in which they would stage fake weddings and honeymoons and provide their customers with fraudulent documentation, police said. They would pay U.S. citizens desperate for money - including homeless people - up to $10,000 each to pose as faux grooms and brides, it is alleged. Sometimes they would also pay gay men to be grooms to straight woman, it is claimed.
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Jason Shiao, 65, and daughter Lynn Leung, 43, who live in Los Angeles, were arrested Wednesday
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They were later charged with conspiring to commit visa fraud by arranging phony marriages between Chinese citizens  and American spouses
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The ten-year operation netted the pair $3.5million, investigators said
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Chinese clients would pay up to $50,000 each for fake wedding photos and sham documents, according to police
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Americans - including homeless people - would be paid a reported $10,000 to pose with their 'bride' or 'groom'
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Shiao and Leung, who have duel Chinese and Australian citizenship, face up to five years in jail and being deported if they are found guilty

Question: However many of the  @placeholder interviewed by ICE investigators said they never received the cash they were promised.

Answer: American

Answer: Americans


While conventional cancer treatment involves chemotherapy and radiation, one Queensland woman says she is 100 per cent in the clear after choosing a more natural, drug-free route. Sunshine Coast mother-of-three, Corissa Macklin-Rice, 43, told Daily Mail Australia she was diagnosed with an aggressive form of stage three breast cancer in December 2013 which had spread into her lymph nodes. But after undergoing a double mastectomy to remove the tumours, the animal rights activist and former hairdresser decided to fight the rest of her battle using less conventional and 'natural' healing methods. 'After the surgery I was told I had a 24 per cent chance of survival if I didn't do any of the chemotherapy or radiation or hormone follow-up treatments - they ridiculed me and said if I left it too long I would die and they couldn't do anything to help me,' Ms Macklin-Rice told Daily Mail Australia.
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Ms Macklin-Rice was diagnosed with aggressive breast cancer in 2013
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She had a double mastectomy to remove the cancerous lumps in her chest
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Instead of chemotherapy or radiation she decided on a drug-free plan
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She began eating vegan and would drink 13 juices a day and lots of fruit
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She would also do five 45 minute long coffee enemas per day
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Used illegal 'black salve' ointment that draws cancerous tumours out
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The controversial corrosive salve burns through layers of skin
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The 43-year-old says she's 100 per cent cancer free and happier than ever
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Dr Sue Ieraci said there's 'no evidence to back up' Macklin-Rice's beliefs
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Do you have a story? Email FemailAU@mailonline.com

Question: Using a homemade recipe she found online made from different herbs and roots, Ms Macklin-@placeholder made the drawing ointment to bring the cancer out of her chest.

Answer: Rice

Answer: Rice

Answer: Rice

Answer: Rice

Question: Ms Macklin-@placeholder said she tried to ignore the criticism she receives online from those sceptical of her methods.

Answer: Rice

Answer: Rice

Answer: Rice

Answer: Rice


Travel chaos is set to return in Calais in the coming weeks after a giant ferry firm announced today that it was set to sack 400 French workers. Danish firm DFDS revealed that it would lay off two thirds of the 600 employees currently working at MyFerryLink, raising the prospect of more wildcat strikes by union hardliners. Strikes which shut down cross-Channel services caused gridlock at the French port, allowing would-be migrants to jump on to lorries in a desperate bid to make it to Britain. Today DFDS claimed that it had 'saved' 200 jobs at MyFerryLink, which is owned by the company but run by a workers' co-operative called SCOP Seafrance.
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Wildcat strikes at Calais shut down all ferry and Channel Tunnel services
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Eurostar, Eurotunnel and ferries are all running today but are very full
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DFDS today announced 400 job losses raising the prospect of more strikes
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Lorries going through Calais are subjected to additional checks to ensure migrants have not smuggled themselves on board
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Migrants 'have knives and they're not afraid to use them', say lorry drivers

Question: 'Tear gas was used, as well as baton charges, as officers tried to remove the trade unionists from the @placeholder, and also from blocking nearby motorways,' said the police source.

Answer: Channel Tunnel


At first glance, the life of Seifeddine Rezgui appeared to be like that of any other young Tunisian man. An avid football fan, his family have described the 23-year-old as a young man who enjoyed all the trappings of Western society. A supporter of Real Madrid, Rezgui loved breakdancing and sitting in cafes chatting with friends. But beneath the veneer of normality, a radicalism was brewing which erupted on Friday with the massacre of 38 people on a Tunisian beach. Today more details of his character have emerged - including a video of a teenage Rezgui breakdancing - which offer a sharp contrast to a murderous state of mind.
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Terrorist Seifeddine Rezgui loved breakdancing and supported Real Madrid
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But his Facebook postings reveal he harboured strong support for ISIS
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In one post, 23-year-old said he wanted the 'people of the world to suffer'
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A video of the engineering student breakdancing also surfaced today
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Filmed in 2010, a teenage Rezgui is seen wearing a cap, hoodie and jeans

Question: @placeholder have since taken credit for the attack, releasing images of a smiling Rezgui next to two assault rifles.

Answer: ISIS


(CNN) -- While an art student at Dumlupinar University, Turkish illustrator Murat Palta watched "Star Wars". As with the generations of fans that preceded him, he was struck by the film's epic quality. Though the movie is set in the future, Palta was reminded of the colorful Ottoman miniatures that illustrated Turkish literature from the 16th century. Gallery: Cult classics reimagined as Ottoman miniatures "I kept on trying to imagine what 'Star Wars' would look like if it was placed in the Ottoman era, so I decided it would be good to illustrate it," he recalls. Palta soon got hooked on reimagining Western cult classics in the Eastern tradition.
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As an art student, Murat Palta wondered what Star Wars would look like as Ottoman art
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He decided to recreate several scenes from classic movies
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He is hoping to add more movies to the mix, including Lord of the Rings

Question: I wanted to combine not just the two cultures -- @placeholder and Eastern -- but the two styles: modern and traditional."

Answer: Western

Question: I wanted to combine not just the two cultures -- Western and @placeholder -- but the two styles: modern and traditional."

Answer: Eastern


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Oscar-winning actor Javier Bardem calls Israel's treatment of Palestinians "genocide," while "Wonder Woman" actress Gal Gadot sends her "love and prayers" to Israeli soldiers in Gaza. One Direction singer Zayn Malik, a Muslim born in England, received online death threats for tweeting #FreePalestine, a hashtag that Barbados-born singer Rihanna also tweeted but quickly deleted. Celebs are using social media accounts, which are essential for building their show business brands, as political platforms that can cause a negative buzz. Veteran Hollywood publicist Michael Levine cautions clients to be careful about stepping into the public relations controversies that surround any comment on the Israel-Gaza crisis.
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Celebs are weighing in on the conflict via social media and publications
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Javier Bardem's letter titled "Genocide" is published in Spanish newspapers
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"Wonder Woman" actress: Hamas hides "like cowards behind women and children"
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Twitter is "like you're burping out thoughts," Hollywood publicist Michael Levine says

Question: @placeholder hasn't tweeted since, and his publicist declined to comment.

Answer: Zayn Malik

Question: @placeholder's condemnation of Israel was not a spontaneous or accidental message.

Answer: Javier Bardem

Answer: Javier Bardem

Question: Her posting is not a surprise, considering she served in the Israeli army and represented her country as Miss @placeholder.

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israel


Singer-songwriter Don McLean's original manuscript and notes to 'American Pie' have been sold at auction for $1.2 million. McLean offered the wistful anthem that asks 'Do you recall what was revealed the day the music died?' at Christie's on Tuesday. The name of the buyer was not released. The 16 pages include the original working manuscript and typed drafts of the song, including tantalizing new details about the famous anthem. In an interview published by Christie's auction house New York, where the manuscript was auctioned, McLean says American Pie is about 'heading in the wrong direction'. Scroll down for video
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Original lyrics to U.S. pop anthem American Pie up for auction Tuesday
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Unidentified bidder won the 16-page document for $1.2million
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The manuscript includes a deleted verse about music being 'reborn'.

Question: Christie's New York is estimating that  the @placeholder manuscript will sell for $1million to $1.5million.

Answer: American Pie

Answer: American Pie

Answer: American Pie


Comcast founder Ralph Roberts has died at the age of 95. The founder of America's largest cable company died from natural causes on Thursday night at is home in Philadelphia. He is survived by his wife of 70 years, Suzanne Roberts their four children and eight grandchildren. His death marks the end of an entrepreneurial life which saw him establish Comcast when he bought a small cable system in Tupelo, Mississippi, in 1963. Roberts jumped head first into the fledgling cable TV industry by spending $500,000 to buy American Cable Systems. He then acquired other cable systems, changed the name of the company to Comcast and ran the company until he was aged 82
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The founder of America's largest cable company died Thursday night
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He is survived by his wife, their four children and eight grandchildren
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His family described Roberts as a 'kind and humble human being'
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Tributes have poured in from both Roberts' colleagues and friends

Question: Using money from the sale, @placeholder set up an investment company.

Answer: Ralph Roberts

Answer: Suzanne Roberts

Answer: Roberts

Answer: Roberts

Answer: Roberts

Question: @placeholder began acquiring smaller cable systems and built the company into the nation's fifth-largest by 1988.

Answer: Ralph Roberts

Answer: Suzanne Roberts

Answer: Roberts

Answer: Roberts

Answer: Roberts


I first came across Ziauddin Yousafzai when I interviewed him in 2007. He was running his own school and had set up a peace council in Pakistan's restive Swat Valley region. An eloquent English speaker, he was very keen to tell me his story on air. Our first conversation was in whispers; the Taliban had started to make inroads in the Swat Valley and were marching around the streets he told me. He was whispering as if he thought the Taliban might hear at that moment. Accolades, applause and a grim milestone Our cameras could not go into Swat so we conducted our interview on the phone. We did not use his full name or photo to protect his identity -- although Ziauddin insisted we do so. I asked him what an average day was like and he told me, "Young lady, young boys are being slaughtered here before our very eyes like goats." I was shocked by the savage image this simple statement had generated in my mind, yet this man had no fear of speaking to us.
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Ziauddin Yousafzai, the father of Malala, has been a huge influence on his daughter
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He backed her right to education in Pakistan despite the Taliban threat
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Malala was shot by the Taliban after defying them with her insistence on going to school
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Pakistan is a male-dominated society where women often lack the opportunities men have

Question: We have not heard from and do not know much about @placeholder's mother.

Answer: Malala

Answer: Malala

Question: But what Pakistan really needs right now is more men like @placeholder.

Answer: Ziauddin Yousafzai

Answer: Ziauddin

Answer: Ziauddin Yousafzai


Lindt Cafe siege gunman Man Haron Monis once ran screaming into Sydney's Martin Place and called Seven Network personality David Koch 'a terrorist' in a bizarre protest, an inquest has heard. The Sydney siege gunman, who held 18 people hostage over 17 hours at the Lindt Cafe in Martin Place on December 15, staged a series of vocal protests outside the Seven Network studios just across the walkway from the cafe in 2008, the station's security manager Scott McIlveena told the siege inquest on Tuesday. When Monis first appeared outside the office in Martin Place in mid-June 2008, handing out flyers headed 'War on Islam', Mr McIlveena said he believed Monis was aggressive and decided not to permit Seven's Sunrise morning program hosts to conduct their regular outside broadcast.
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Man Haron Monis stormed Seven Network's studios in Martin Place in 2008
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Siege inquest heard he screamed at Sunrise host David Koch
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Monis called Koch 'a killer and a terrorist' and demanded an apology
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He staged protests outside the studios handing out 'War on Islam' flyers
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Security deemed him aggressive and stopped hosts broadcasting outside
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Monis held 18 people hostage over 17 hours at Lindt Cafe in Martin Place on December 15 before it ended in a fatal shootout

Question: Monis stopped his rush towards the hosts when Mr @placeholder blocked his way but continued his vocal protest.

Answer: Scott McIlveena

Answer: McIlveena


(CNN) The warning came from across the Atlantic last month. Richard Burr, the head of the US Senate Intelligence Committee, was presiding over a briefing on the investigation into alleged Russian interference in the US presidential election when he offered his assessment of who the next target might be. "I think it's safe by everybody's judgment that the Russians are actively involved in the French elections," Burr told reporters. "Part of our responsibility is to educate the rest of the world." Burr's warning came to fruition this week with the revelation that campaign staff for Emmanuel Macron, the favorite to become France's next president, had been targeted by suspected Russian-linked hackers
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Russia accused of attempting to influence French election
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Moscow has constantly rejected all allegations

Question: She's faced criticism for the fact that her campaign was partly funded by a @placeholder bank.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russians

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia


Police were led to the site where Stephanie Scott's remains were found by the family of her accused killer, it has been revealed. Detectives were pointed to Cocoparra National Park north of Griffith, NSW by the mother and brother of Vincent Standford - who has been charged with Ms Scott's murder. Standford, 24, was familiar to the area and had camped and travelled through the park on many occasions, News Corp reported. Police discovered the burnt remains of a woman's body - who they believe is Ms Scott, 26, - in bushland late around 5pm on Friday afternoon, the night before the Leeton school teacher was due to get married.
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Police discovered the body of a female at a national park on Friday
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It is believed to be the remains of teacher Stephanie Scott, 26
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The body had been burnt and a gasoline can was found nearby
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Vincent Stanford, a cleaner at her school, has been charged with murder
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Stanford's family led police to Cocoparra National Park north of Griffith
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Forensic testing will be carried out on the remains of the body
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Ms Scott was due to marry her partner Aaron Leeson-Woolley on Saturday

Question: @placeholder was comforted by friends and family at the heartbreaking service at the weekend

Answer: Aaron Leeson-Woolley


Suspended hundreds of feet in the air amid glistening pillars of ice illuminated with ghostly lights from below, this could easily be a computer-generated scene from the latest sci-fi blockbuster movie. But in fact these ethereal photographs were taken in real life, and show extreme sportsman and climber Stephan Siegrist, 43, ascending the Voringsfossen icefall which is part of a gigantic glacier in Eidfjord, Norway. The stunning images were captured by fellow mountaineer and photographer Thomas Senf. While the 500ft frozen waterfall is regularly scaled by climbers during daylight, he said he wanted to capture the beauty of the falls by night.
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Stunning images captured by photographer Thomas Senf as climber Stephan Siegrist, 43, scaled frozen waterfall
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The Voringsfossen fall is liquid for most of the year, but in winter freezes into a 500ft cliff favoured by climbers
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Hundreds of adventurers attempt the climb by day, but very few attempt the ascent at night, as pictured here

Question: With bright lights illuminating his efforts from below, Mr @placeholder appears to be on the set of a sci-fi movie

Answer: Stephan Siegrist

Answer: Stephan Siegrist

Question: He captured these stunning images of Mr @placeholder during a trip to Norway in 2012.

Answer: Stephan Siegrist

Answer: Stephan Siegrist


(CNN) James Levine, the acclaimed conductor of the Metropolitan Opera, told The New York Times that accusations of sexual misconduct were "unfounded." "As understandably troubling as the accusations noted in recent press accounts are, they are unfounded," Levine told The Times on Thursday evening in a written statement. "As anyone who truly knows me will attest, I have not lived my life as an oppressor or an aggressor." Levine did not respond to repeated requests for comment from CNN. The denial comes just days after The Times reported that three men had come forward and accused Levine, 74, of sexually abusing them in a time period stretching from the 1960s to the 1980s, during the early parts of his career at the Met. The three accusers were under the age of 18 when the sexual encounters occurred, according to the newspaper.
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Three men had accused conductor James Levine of sexual misconduct
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The esteemed leader of the Metropolitan Opera was suspended earlier this week

Question: The @placeholder announced on Sunday that it was suspending its relationship with Levine, pending an investigation.

Answer: Metropolitan Opera

Answer: Met

Answer: Metropolitan Opera


After giving birth to her first child Bobby last September, Kimberley Walsh opened up about her struggle to shift the last of her pregnancy weight. But after taking the time to settle into motherhood, the former Girls Aloud star has bounced back, showcasing her svelte new figure in her role as a celebrity weight loss ambassador. To mark her new role with SlimFast, the 33-year-old glows in a glamorous photoshoot, sporting a daring sheer panel bodycon crop top and skirt in one picture and a figure-hugging jumpsuit in another. After putting on three stone during pregnancy, Kimberley, who returns to London's West End in 1960's musical Sweet Charity, admits that she was keen to shift the post-baby weight.
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The 33-year-old is SlimFast's new celebrity weight loss ambassador
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Kimberley Walsh has lost the three stone she put on during pregnancy
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She gave birth to her first child, Bobby, last September

Question: 'At last, that last half a stone is gone thanks to @placeholder, and I feel like I've got my body and confidence back – as well as my wardrobe!'

Answer: SlimFast

Answer: SlimFast


Ladysmith, South Africa (CNN) Soon 18-year-old Thubelihle will leave her home in rural KwaZulu-Natal to head by bus to attend university in Pretoria. Thube, as her friends call her, says her family could not afford college, but help came in the form of a government scholarship offered by the local uThukela municipality, one of 11 districts in KwaZulu-Natal province. The main requirement -- Thube must remain a virgin. "We are keeping away from boys because we want to achieve our goals," says Thube. "I don't have children. I am 18 years old, I must study hard to change and conquer the world."
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"We are keeping away from boys because we want to achieve our goals," Thube says
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She's one of the teenagers being offered free schooling if she remains a virgin
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District is trying to reduce teen pregnancy rates; mayor says nothing else has worked

Question: To qualify for the so-called "Maiden's Bursary Award," @placeholder will need to undergo virginity testing every vacation.

Answer: Thubelihle

Answer: Thube

Answer: Thube

Answer: Thube

Answer: Thube


High-end estate agents are helping foreign criminals launder money through London properties, it has been revealed. In an undercover investigation, journalists posing as a corrupt Russian politician and his girlfriend viewed five mansions in central London with price tags ranging from £3 million to £15 million. Despite being told that the money being used was obtained illegally, the Channel 4 programme shows agents from reputable firms such as Winkworth, Chard, Domus Nova, Marsh & Parsons and Bective Leslie Marsh agreeing to move forward with the sales. They even go as far as to offer advice on how Boris – the cover name used by investigator Roman Borisovich – can hide his criminal activity and complete the sale anonymously.
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Undercover reporters have investigated the super-rich property market
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Posing as a Russian oligarch, the team ask about how to hide criminality
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One estate agent advises 'Boris' on finding a lawyer to secure anonymity
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One proposed deal would have earned the agent £300,000 in commission

Question: Mr @placeholder said: ‘It’s appalling they would all agree to keep my identity secret and suggest different ways of going ahead when it is clearly stolen money.’

Answer: Roman Borisovich


(CNN) "Believe Me." Donald Trump wore those words out as a candidate as he beseeched voters to buy into his grand plans and promises on everything from crushing ISIS to building a great border wall. Now, the question of whether Americans can trust Trump is again a dominant political theme after he was caught in a lie over claims that he was wiretapped by his predecessor Barack Obama. Trump's repudiation by FBI Director James Comey in a sensational hearing Monday came exactly two months into an administration unusually prone to obfuscation, blurring facts and peddling falsehoods. From false assessments of the size of his inaugural crowd and claims that millions of illegal voters dealt him defeat in the popular vote in November, the President has often seemed happy to propagate conspiracy theories.
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Approval of President Donald Trump has fallen below 40%
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"Americans also are impatient," a presidential historian tells CNN regarding Trump's performance

Question: While such tactics helped @placeholder in the circus of a presidential campaign unfolding in a new era of post-truth politics, it's less clear that trading in untruths -- by setting up the press and the intelligence agencies as a foil for his confrontation brand of politics -- is a recipe for a successful presidency.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: The event, and @placeholder's other recent communions with supporters, were a sign that he understands that given his comparatively thin support base, he cannot afford to lose any of the people who trusted him most.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) An empowered special counsel. A White House consumed by scandal and on its heels. You don't have to make too big a leap to get from Donald Trump's White House of today to Bill Clinton's White House of the 1990s. But there's a long way to go before we can start making real comparisons between Robert Mueller and Ken Starr or Trump and Clinton. That doesn't mean a very few Democrats aren't trying. Reps. Brad Sherman of California and Al Green of Texas introduced an Article of Impeachment against Trump Wednesday, arguing that Trump's alleged attempts to influence former FBI Director James Comey and Comey's subsequent firing equal high crimes and misdemeanors, one of the bars for impeachment.
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A long way to go before comparing Mueller and Starr or Trump and Clinton
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Only two Democrats are officially using the word at this point

Question: So @placeholder can look at possible collusion, other crimes he might uncover and any lying or obstruction connected with his investigation.

Answer: Robert Mueller

Answer: Mueller


The likes of Jack Wilshere, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Per Mertesacker got back down to action on Tuesday afternoon as Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger put his players through their paces at London Colney. A large majority of Arsenal's first team stars returned to training as they geared up for their side's tour of Singapore. The Gunners will take on a Singapore Select XI at the Singapore National Stadium on July 15 before facing either Everton or Stoke City  on July 18 as they look to win the Asia Trophy. The Brazilian winger has had to spend the last four years on loan in Spain with Levante, Alcoyano, Ponferradina, Murcia and Almeria in order to be issued with a Spanish passport, which allows the 22-year-old to play in the Barclays Premier League.
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Arsenal's stars returned to London Colney as Arsene Wenger put his players through their paces
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Gunners teenager Dan Crowley training alongside senior stars such as Jack Wilshere and Per Mertesacker
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Wellington Silva, who has spent the last four years out on loan, took part in the training session
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Arsenal will tour Singapore before returning to England in order to host the Emirates Cup
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Gunners face Chelsea at Wembley in the Community Shield on August 2 before facing West Ham in league opener

Question: A proper fan has to learn all the @placeholder songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal


A driver who was eight months pregnant has died after trying to pass an 18-wheeler, but smashed into an oncoming car, killing a family of three. Kimberly Lausier, 38, of Madawaska was attempting to get past a tractor-trailer on a northern Maine highway on Monday when her SUV smashed head-on into a car driven by Bobbi-Jo Johnston, 33, of Fort Fairfield. Both drivers were killed in the crash at 10:30am. Kimberly Lausier, 38, of Madawaska was attempting to get past a tractor-trailer on a northern Maine highway on Monday when her SUV smashed head-on into a car. Pictured:  Mrs Lausier's 53-year-old husband, Robert, was hospitalized with leg injuries that are not considered life-threatening
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Kimberly Lausier, 38, of Madawaska was attempting to get past a tractor-trailer on a northern Maine highway on Monday
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Smashed head-on into car of Bobbi-Jo Johnston 33, who died
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Ms Johnston's daughter, 2, Alana and mother Laurie Ann Johnston, 52, also died alongside her

Question: Two-year-old @placeholder also died in the smash alongside her mother and her grandmother

Answer: Alana


(CNN) Bill O'Reilly's repellent, on-air comment Tuesday has helped shine a spotlight on the ways in which black women are stereotyped and denigrated. The #BlackWomenAtWork hashtag that quickly blew up on Twitter after he publicly disrespected Rep. Maxine Waters, the most senior African-American woman in Congress, brought women's stories of systemic, widespread and routine affronts rushing to the surface. As an African-American woman, I am outraged. All Americans should be. After watching a clip of Waters speaking on the floor of the House of Representatives, O'Reilly, appearing on "Fox & Friends" on Tuesday, ignored the substance of her comments and told the show's hosts that he was distracted by her "James Brown wig." This attempt to render Waters silent and invisible by making a caricature out of her appearance reflects the toxic social and political climate that we face across our country today.
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Kristen Clarke: Bill O'Reilly's insult is emblematic of everyday racism and sexism
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Clarke: Fox can begin to fix this by purging commentators who promote such rhetoric

Question: @placeholder also reached a settlement over allegations of sexual harassment against Bill O'Reilly last July.

Answer: Fox & Friends

Answer: Fox

Question: African-@placeholder women are unafraid to speak truth to power and are incredibly resilient.

Answer: American

Answer: American

Answer: Americans


A 63-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of the brutal sex killing of teenager Melanie Road who was stabbed to death 31 years ago. Police confirmed a DNA breakthrough had led to the man, from Bristol, being arrested in connection with the death of the 17-year-old. Melanie was last seen alive in the early hours on June, 9, 1984 following a night out with her friends in Bath, Somerset. The A-level student was found the following day having died from multiple stab wounds to her chest and back. She had been sexually assaulted. Avon and Somerset Police confirmed an arrest in connection with the long-running investigation  made yesterday.
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Man, 63, arrested in connection with the 1984 murder of Melanie Road
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17-year-old student was sexually assaulted and stabbed to death in Bath
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Body found by a milkman after she failed to return home from a night out
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Police confirmed DNA breakthrough had now led to suspect being arrested

Question: 'We are now cross checking that @placeholder with that of all the people with links with Melanie or who we know were on Bath at the time and may be of interest.

Answer: DNA

Answer: DNA

Question: 'We are now cross checking that DNA with that of all the people with links with Melanie or who we know were on @placeholder at the time and may be of interest.

Answer: Bath

Answer: Bath


Washington (CNN) Donald Trump holds a broad 16-point lead among those likely to vote in South Carolina's Republican primary this Saturday, according to a new CNN/ORC Poll. Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton tops Bernie Sanders by 18 points in the state's Democratic primary, which will be held a week later. In the Republican race, Trump, at 38%, tops Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, who holds second place with 22%. Behind those two, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio garners 14% support, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush is at 10%, retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson has 6% and Ohio Gov. John Kasich is at 4%. Trump's lead is bolstered by widespread perceptions of him as the candidate best able to handle the economy, immigration and ISIS, and further, that he has the best chance to win in November and would be most likely to change the way things work in Washington.
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In the Republican race, Trump, at 38%, tops Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, who holds second place with 22%
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Likely voters in the Democratic primary tilt sharply toward Clinton over Sanders, 56% for Clinton to 38% for Sanders

Question: @placeholder's lead rests heavily on the state's black voters and women.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton


(CNN) I have always had a strange relationship to Portland, Oregon. It's a great city. The people who live there love it openly and loudly, and it regularly appears on the lists of best American cities. But something has always felt weird to me about Portland. And not in the way Portlanders mean "weird" in their slogan "Keep Portland weird." It felt weird in an M. Night Shyamalan's "The Sixth Sense" way. Everything looks right, but something is definitely wrong. And I knew that before I had even been to Portland. I travel a lot for comedy (and now for "United Shades of America"). So I have a thing I do before I visit any place in this country. It's actually two things, but I always do them in rapid succession. First, I look the city up on Wikipedia. I do this to check out the racial demographics of where I'm going, and also just to see if anything bad enough has ever happened in the city to justify its own section on Wikipedia. Trust me when I tell you that you want to avoid any city with a controversy section on its page.
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W. Kamau Bell visits Portland, Oregon, to talk to old and new residents and finds a divide
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Bell: Growth is changing traditionally black neighborhoods; a rich history is being forced out

Question: Yes, geography may have played a role in the lack of a big black population in @placeholder.

Answer: Portland

Answer: Portland

Answer: Portlanders

Answer: Portland

Answer: Portland

Answer: Portland


Birmingham returned to winning ways as they comfortably ran out 5-2 winners at Fulham. Stephen Gleeson, Paul Caddis and Jon Toral goals saw Gary Rowett's men boast a three-goal cushion at half-time on the banks of the Thames. Alex Kacaniklic and Ross McCormack netted for the hosts, reduced to 10 men by James Husband's red card, but efforts from Clayton Donaldson and Viv Solomon-Otabor saw City secure a comfortable win. The signs were there early on when Fulham midfielder Jamie O'Hara slipped on the greasy Craven Cottage surface, allowing Toral to break and square to Demarai Gray - only for goalkeeper Joe Lewis to palm away at the near post.
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Birmingham had failed to win in their previous for Championship games
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Stephen Gleeson, Paul Caddis and Jon Toral put Blues three-up
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Alex Kacaniklic and Ross McCormack both netted for the home side
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Clayton Donaldson and Viv Solomon-Otabor sealed Blues' win

Question: A late effort from McCormack was cancelled out again from a solo effort from @placeholder-Otabor.

Answer: Viv Solomon


Washington (CNN) Immigration enforcement is crippled by mismanagement and lack of clear training even as President Donald Trump seeks to increase deportations, a new report out Thursday from the Department of Homeland Security inspector general says. The inspector general's report, which focused on the deportation of undocumented immigrants who are no longer in detention, said that without fixing the issues, DHS will not be able to support the Trump administration's aggressive pursuit of undocumented immigrants. "These management deficiencies and unresolved obstacles make it difficult for (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) to deport aliens expeditiously," the report said. "ICE is almost certainly not deporting all the aliens who could be deported and will likely not be able to keep up with growing numbers of deportable aliens."
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Trump issued executive orders to vastly increase the detention and deportation capacity of DHS
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The IG dinged ICE for not having "well-defined policies and procedures"

Question: Field office staff confirmed that @placeholder's available policies and procedures did not help them properly manage their non-detained cases."

Answer: Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Answer: ICE

Answer: IG

Answer: ICE


Zinedine Zidane has revealed he would be keen to manage Real Madrid if he was offered the role by club president Florentino Perez. Zidane has been in charge of Madrid's Castilla side since deciding to focus on his own managerial career following his season-long stint as Carlo Ancelotti's assistant. Ancelotti has come under intense scrutiny in recent weeks following Madrid's recent poor run of form, which has seen them lose three of their last four games. Zinedine Zidane has revealed he would find it hard to reject the opportunity of managing Real Madrid Zidane worked under Carlo Ancelotti during the course of last season before becoming Castilla boss
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Zinedine Zidane is keen on becoming Real Madrid's first team manager
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Zidane insists Real Madrid have the 'perfect coach' in Carlo Ancelotti
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The Frenchman is currently in charge of Real Madrid's Castilla side
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The Zidane dynasty: Zinedine has four sons coming through the Real Madrid academy
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CLICK HERE for all the latest Real Madrid news

Question: 'If the post of @placeholder's coach was proposed to me, I would certainly agree.

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Madrid

Answer: Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid


(CNN) Jared Kushner, the President's son-in-law and senior adviser, made a rare public statement Monday following his meeting with Senate intelligence committee staffers, saying his answers and information he provided the committee show "all of my actions were proper" in the course of the campaign. Standing behind a White House logo outside the West Wing, he said "I did not collude with Russia," adding "I do not know of anyone else"  on the campaign who did so. His comments outside the White House were similar to an 11-page statement released ahead of his closed-door interview with Senate intelligence committee staff. In that document, Kushner offered his first public accounting of what he says are his four meetings with Russians during the 2016 campaign and transition, offering previously undisclosed details of those meetings. The statement comes as federal and congressional investigators are scrutinizing Kushner's contacts with Russians as part of their probes into Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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Kushner offers his first public accounting of what he says are his four meetings with Russians during the 2016 campaign and transition
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Kushner also seeks to distance himself from the June 2016 meeting at Trump Tower

Question: I have not relied on @placeholder funds to finance my business activities in the private sector.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russians

Answer: Russians

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russians


Looking for some beach body inspiration to make sure you get noticed for the right reasons this summer? Experts have created the 'perfect beach body' made up of the celebrity features voted 'most desirable' by Brits. The 'perfect' female beach body is made up of Jessica Alba’s arms, Taylor Swift’s legs and the stomach of Geordie Shore’s Charlotte Crosby. Men, meanwhile, opted for Chris Hemsworth’s arms, Joe Manganiello’s abs and David Gandy’s legs. Scroll down for video The 'perfect' female beach body is made up of Jessica Alba's arms, Taylor Swift's legs and the stomach of Geordie Shore's Charlotte Crosby, while men's consists of Chris Hemsworth's arms, Joe Manganiello's abs and David Gandy's legs
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Women chose 'perfect' celebrity features and an ideal body was mocked up
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Also consists of Katy Perry's chest and Kate Hudson's beach hair
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Men love Chris Hemsworth's arms and David Gandy's legs

Question: When it came to hair, women love @placeholder's beachy blonde locks.

Answer: Kate Hudson

Question: Women believe that @placeholder, left, has the best arms and Charlotte Crosby, right, has the best stomach

Answer: Jessica Alba

Answer: Jessica Alba

Question: When it came to hair, women love @placeholder's beachy blonde locks, left, and Katy Perry's chest, right

Answer: Kate Hudson


The 'quiet beer' that turned into an impromptu tip to Thailand has described it as 'a truly crazy experience', with a series of photos revealing the exploits of two Middlesbrough men who have become an internet sensation. Phillip Boyle and friend Jamie Blyth made headlines all over the world when it was revealed that a drink in their local pub turned into an all-nighter and a flight out to the Far East. Speaking to MailOnline Travel, Mr Boyle has revealed how the madness continued throughout the duration of the two-day trip - not all of it positive though. Phillip Boyle (right) booked a trip to Thailand with friend Jamie Blyth (left) after a night in Middlesbrough
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Phillip Boyle, Jamie Blyth booked trip to Thailand after night of drinking
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Photos reveal what they got up to on their two-day holiday in Far East
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Mr Boyle had his trainers stolen, forcing him to make a fashion faux pas

Question: However, on checking out of one hotel after their first night's stay, Mr @placeholder fell on some hard luck.

Answer: Phillip Boyle

Answer: Boyle

Answer: Phillip Boyle

Answer: Phillip Boyle

Answer: Boyle


For Roy Hodgson, it was the sheer scale and the sense of history oozing from Juventus which left the deepest impression. For Liam Brady it was about the style and standards, and a little added glamour. 'Like Arsenal, they had a special way of doing things,' said Brady. 'They stood for tradition and class. They had the attachment to the Agnelli Family who were like Italian aristocracy at the time. They were La Vecchia Signora, the Old Lady of Italian football. 'They had fans all over Italy and they had a long history of winning trophies. I remember asking a team-mate about the bonuses for coming second and third and he said there are no bonuses for coming second and third. You have to finish first.'
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Juventus face Barcelona in Champions League final on Saturday night
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Club have bounced back from relegation after 2006 Calciopoli scandal
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Juventus in fine health both on and off the pitch after rebuilding
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Barcelona vs Juventus: CLICK HERE for Champions League news

Question: 'This kind of transfer acumen has not always been the case since @placeholder.

Answer: Calciopoli


(CNN) -- Call it the second coming. Jennifer Connelly and Keanu Reeves star in "The Day the Earth Stood Still." Klaatu the spaceman first visited these parts in Robert Wise's 1951 Cold War classic "The Day the Earth Stood Still," when he threatened to blow us all up unless we stopped threatening to do the job for him. Klaatu wasn't exactly greeted with open arms back then -- he was shot and hounded for his troubles -- and if the earth has moved on over the past half century, you wouldn't know it from the trigger-happy welcoming committee that surrounds his luminous snowball of a space craft in New York's Central Park.
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"The Day the Earth Stood Still" a remake of 1951 classic
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Keanu Reeves plays Klaatu, alien come to earth to tell humanity to straighten up
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New version suffers from preachy script, long, dull scenes

Question: @placeholder (Keanu Reeves) means to save the planet, but war isn't the problem.

Answer: Klaatu

Answer: Klaatu

Answer: Klaatu


With winter fast approaching, it only means one thing: the dreaded flu season is coming. Every year Australians book more than 80,000 doctors' appointments for cold and flu related illnesses alone which could be prevented by their decisions in Autumn, according to scientists. Now is the perfect time to get ready to resist the first wave of cold or flu this winter. Our lifestyle decisions in Autumn are key to ensure a sickness-free flu season, according to Sheila Zhou, expert Scientist at USANA, leading producer of high quality supplements. 'Summer is officially over, and with the cooler months often associated with sneezing, coughing, and fevers, it's no surprise many of us aren't happy about it.
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Every year 80,000 Australians visit the doctor because of a cold or a flu
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However, lifestyle decisions in Autumn can safeguard you from sickness
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Vitamin D from the sunshine is one of the best ways to boost immune system
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Although Australia is sun soaked 44% of women are Vitamin D deficient

Question: Considering Australians live in a mostly sun soaked land, statistics show that a huge proportion do not get enough rays, resulting in the significant number of @placeholder who are deficient in Vitamin D.

Answer: Australians

Answer: Australians

Answer: Australia


The £6million former home of a Cold War agent is up for sale and boasts a bar that was jointly funded by MI6 and the KGB. The five-bedroom house in Chelsea's Upper Cheyne Row was home to British Spy Greville Wynne, and was the main rendezvous point between him and KGB informant, Colonel Oleg Penkovsky. Neither the British secret services nor the Russians realised each other were contributing £500 - about £5,000 in today's money - to the construction of the house's bar. But each had been convinced by their own agents that free-flowing alcohol would loosen tongues in 1960s London.
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Chelsea property was where British agent would meet his Russian contact
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Pair said a built-in bar would encourage loose talk at boozy 1960s parties
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Intelligence services on both side of the Iron Curtain paid for the bar
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Estate agents say potential buyer has a chance to own a piece of history

Question: The bar that hosted numerous meetings between the two decorated spies is still present in the home, with @placeholder's design largely untouched.

Answer: Greville Wynne


The crew of a specially-made plane named Miss Piggy braved winds of 235mph as they ventured into the eye of Hurricane Patricia, the Western Hemisphere's strongest recorded storm. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Joseph Klippel shared video of the experience aboard the Lockheed WP-3D Orion 'hurricane hunter' that is used to record data from inside the most dangerous storms. The plane made two passes through the storm, passing through heavy winds and rain en route to the calm of the storm's eye, where the pilots could see all the way to the water below. A pressure reading of 879 millibars, the lowest ever recorded in a hurricane, was the result of a ten and a half hour flight as Miss Piggy went from Harlingen, Texas, towards the storm off the coast of Mexico and then back to Florida.
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration team braved 235mph winds to get to eye of Hurricane Patricia off the west coast of Mexico
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Crew did three separate flights into the storm to get measurements
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Lockheed WP-3D Orion plane specially outfitted to get into intense storms
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Team celebrated 10.5-hour flight by hugging their families

Question: It was only a tropical depression as of Saturday morning, though remnants of the storm were expected to contribute to mudslides and flooding in both @placeholder and Texas.

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexico


Less than a month after country singer Randy Rogers and wife Chelsea lost their newborn daughter to a rare genetic condition, the couple say they have not given up hope of having another baby together - but it will require the help of modern medicine. On June 3, Randy and Chelsea Rogers shared the happy news that they had welcomed their second daughter Rumer Rain into the world. She weighed 7lb 13oz. But then, just six days later, the seemingly healthy baby girl passed away in her parents' arms. This week, the bereaved father sat down with People Magazine to talk about his heartbreaking loss, his late daughter's rare condition, and his and Chelsea's plan to try for another baby, only this time using IVF treatments
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Randy Rogers, 33, and his wife Chelsea, 30, welcomed second daughter, Rumer Rain, on June 3 and shared the happy news online
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But Rumer tragically passed away just six days later from nonketotic hyperglycinemia (NKH)
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NKH is a rare genetic disorder that affects 1 in 66,000 births in the US every year and has no known cure
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Rogers, 33, said he and wife Chelsea share the same recessive gene carrying the condition

Question: Most children suffering from @placeholder experience uncontrollable seizures and cannot breathe or eat on their own.

Answer: NKH

Answer: NKH


(CNN) President Donald Trump lashed out at Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party in a tweet Sunday morning, saying the former secretary of state "colluded" with the party in the presidential primary to defeat Sen. Bernie Sanders. "Is she allowed to so collude?" the President asked. "Unfair to Bernie!" The tweet is an apparent reference to a cache of nearly 20,000 hacked Democratic National Committee emails released by WikiLeaks nearly one year ago that Sanders' supporters' said bolstered their claims that the party favored Clinton. The tweet comes as congressional committees and Department of Justice special counsel Robert Mueller continue investigations into Russia's efforts to influence the US election and the Trump campaign's contacts with Russian officials, including allegations of collusion between his campaign and Russia in an effort to defeat Clinton during the presidential campaign. Trump, his campaign and Russian officials have denied any collusion took place between them.
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Sen. Sanders' supporters said hacked DNC emails showed the party favored Clinton in the presidential primary
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Former Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook, a CNN political commentator, said Trump should address threats to US elections
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Trump's tweet comes as Congress and special counsel Robert Mueller probe Russia's efforts to influence the US election

Question: Another seemed to depict an attorney for @placeholder's campaign advising the committee on how to defend her against an accusation by the Sanders campaign of not living up to a joint fundraising agreement.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton


(CNN) The head of a data analytics company linked to the Trump campaign contacted WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in 2016 regarding thousands of Hillary Clinton's emails kept on a private server while she was secretary of state, according to four sources familiar with the outreach. Alexander Nix, the chief executive of Cambridge Analytica, sent an email to several people including top Donald Trump donor Rebekah Mercer, relaying that he had emailed Assange seeking access to emails from Clinton's private server to turn them into a searchable database for the campaign or a pro-Trump political action committee, two of the sources said.
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Cambridge Analytica was hired in the summer of 2016 as part of the Trump campaign's three-pronged data operation
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News of the email exchange comes amid federal investigations into whether there was collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia

Question: The committee asked the digital firm for documents earlier this month, and @placeholder said it was cooperating.

Answer: Cambridge Analytica

Answer: Cambridge Analytica


An Indian village of head-hunters close to the dangerous Myanmar border is battling long-term opium addiction. Almost a third of residents in Longwa smoke the drug, with many having to sell their belongings to fund their expensive habit. Australian photographer Raphael Korman travelled to the village after hearing tales of head-hunting - practiced there until the late 1960s - but instead saw the scars of lifelong drug addiction. Opium was originally introduced by British colonialists in the 1940s and the drug has remained ever-present in the small village of Longwa - located in a dangerous area where there is fighting between the Indian government and various guerrilla groups.
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Third of residents in Longwa smoke opium and many having to sell their belongings to fund their habit
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Village life and its social and political structures have been corroded by decades of substance abuse
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Tonyei Phawang, the village chief, spends his days smoking opium and he lives a sedentary existence

Question: Once, the role of a village chief would have been highly important, however Chief @placeholder's life is reduced to an all-day opium habit.

Answer: Tonyei Phawang


Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has slammed the Iran nuclear deal, claiming it threatens the Jewish state and puts his people in mortal danger. After speaking to President Barack Obama on the phone, he said in a televised statement just hours after the agreement was signed on Thursday: 'A deal based on this framework would threaten the survival of Israel. He added: 'Such a deal would not block Iran's path to the bomb. It would pave it.' Scroll down for video Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu slammed the Iran nuclear deal, claiming it threatens the Jewish state and puts his people in mortal danger
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Israeli Prime Minister said agreement puts country in 'mortal danger'
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He said during a statement the deal 'paves' the way to the bomb for Iran
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Urged Western powers to carry on putting pressure on Tehran
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The White House reiterated they remain committed to Israel's security

Question: It prompted Netanyahu to urge more pressure to be placed on @placeholder by Western powers until a better deal is reached.

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran


ISIS has launched English-language radio news bulletins on its Iraqi broadcast service - complete with information on the latest suicide bombings and 'martyrdom operations'. The extremist group's first English bulletin aired on Tuesday on its al-Bayan radio network, which already boasts updates in both Arabic and Russian. The nine-and-a-half minute broadcast, which begins and ends with traditional sounding Arabic music, is hosted by a man with an American accent, who takes the listener through the main events of the day. Round up: The broadcast, hosted by a man with an American accent, boasted of ISIS victories during the day. Pictured: Fighting in Yarmouk was high on the agenda of the radio broadcast
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First broadcast hosted by a man with an American-sounding accent
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The news bulletin spends almost 10 minutes going over the day's events
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Boasts of 'roasting the flesh' of opponents and 'martyrdom operations'
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ISIS commanders already have an English magazine to communicate
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Comes days after announcement that all ISIS nurses must speak English

Question: However, @placeholder's dominance around the globe is likely to mean it is the most convenient language to use when communicating with the estimated 20,000 fighters from 90 countries around the globe who have joined ISIS.

Answer: English

Answer: English

Answer: English

Answer: English


A video has emerged which appears to show a deputy hitting a heavily pregnant Iraq war veteran on her back during an arrest. Deanna Robinson, of Quinlan, Texas, was 38 weeks pregnant when she says she was struck at least three times at her parents' home. She said deputies and state workers from Child Protective Services were present to remove her 18-month-old son because of allegations of abuse or neglect following a fight between her and her husband. Scroll down for video A video has emerged which appears to show a deputy hitting Deanna Robinson, a heavily pregnant Iraq war veteran in the back at her home. Robinson was 38 weeks pregnant when she says she was struck at least three times in her back at her parents' home
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Deanna Robinson, of Texas, was 38 weeks pregnant when she says she was struck at least three times in her back at her parents' home
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Says deputies and state workers from CPS were at her parents' home to remove her 18-month-old son because of allegations of abuse or neglect
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'I'm 38 weeks pregnant, and with my stomach again repeatedly pressed into that counter,' she said
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Robinson says her stomach hit the kitchen counter repeatedly during the incident, causing heavy bruising

Question: She says she went to her parent's home with her toddler son, but her stepson, who has cerebral palsy and is in a wheelchair, told his teacher about the incident -  who in turn reported it to @placeholder.

Answer: Child Protective Services

Answer: CPS


Russia has claimed to have built a revolutionary new weapon system that can render enemy satellites and weapons useless. Its Russian makers say it is a 'fundamentally new electronic warfare system' which can be mounted on ground-based as well as air- and sea-borne carriers. However, it has refused to reveal how the system works. The firm has released no details of the system. However, on its website, the firm hints at the product, which it is believed is codenamed Krasuha-4. 'Mobile electronic warfare systems 'Krasuha-4' suppress spy satellites, ground-based radars and airborne systems AWACS (Airborne Warning and Control System). 'Complex 'Krasuha-4' fully covers an object from radar detection at 150-300 kilometers, and may also cause damage to enemy radar electronic warfare and communications systems.
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Krasuha-4 system can suppress cruise missile's guidance systems
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Ground tests expected to begin within months
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Weapons will be mounted on jets and warships

Question: Earlier this month, the @placeholder military test-fired a short-range anti-missile system, which successfully destroyed a simulated target at the designated time.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian


Martha Stewart found herself in hot water this morning after she posted a completely nude photo of her four-year-old granddaughter Jude to her Twitter account from their family vacation. 'Jude looks great with her long blond hair braided - art session at 8.45,' the 73-year-old lifestyle mogul wrote with the image, which depicts Jude sitting on the floor with her back turned to the camera. The image quickly became a source of outrage among her followers, with many tweeting their horror at the image’s content, prompting Martha to remove the offending image just 15 minutes after it was posted. Scroll down for video
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The 73-year-old lifestyle mogul shared the inappropriate snap of her eldest grandchild Jude seated with her back to the camera enjoying an 'art session'
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It prompted a wash of comments from her Twitter followers, some calling for Martha to dress the child and then re-post
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Martha deleted the image 15 minutes later and issued an apology stating: 'Sorry I thought I cropped the photo - we are on vacation!'
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Twitter's guidelines suggest, in regards to 'sensitive content such as nudity', that 'for the most part, using common sense won’t steer you wrong'

Question: @placeholder's Twitter followers were unified in their immediate responses following the nude snap.

Answer: Martha Stewart

Answer: Martha

Answer: Martha

Answer: Martha


Michelle Duggar appeared to accuse the chief of police who released records about son Josh's molestation charges of having a 'lesbian agenda' against her family during Wednesday night's interview with Fox News. The interview, Michelle and Jim Bob's first since the allegations surfaced last month, saw the reality stars claim that Springdale Police Chief Kathy O'Kelley had deliberately sought to 'hurt' their family just before she retires later this month. When asked by Megyn Kelly if they knew of any motivation for the police chief to target them, Jim Bob said that the 'attack' on the 19 Kids And Counting family was a deliberate bid by O'Kelley to 'hurt' his family for a 'bribe.'
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Michelle Duggar appeared to accuse the local chief of police of having a 'lesbian agenda' against her family during Wednesday night's interview
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Her mumbled remark sparked a flurry of comments on social media about what exactly she was accusing Chief Kathy O'Kelley off
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Husband Jim Bob then reiteriated that he believed O'Kelley had a 'personal agenda' against his family
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The Duggars are well known for their anti-gay stance and Michelle once voiced a robocall that equated transgender people to 'child predators'

Question: @placeholder was forced to resign his post at the FRC, an anti-gay lobbying group, in the wake of his molestation scandal.

Answer: Josh


The family of a man who left £77,000 to the British Heart Foundation (BHF) in his will were left fuming when the charity asked its lawyers to see if they could get more of his cash. Generous Barry Thomas remembered the charity in his will when he died in Hove, East Sussex, in February last year aged 78. In it, he requested that the BHF would be given whatever money was left in his estate after his family and friends had received the maximum amount of inheritance - £325,000 - that they could get tax-free. It meant the BHF had been left £77,000 - but the charity then called in its solicitors to see whether they were entitled to more money from Mr Thomas, claiming his will wasn't clear.
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Generous Barry Thomas remembered the charity in his will last year
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But BHF claimed wording was unclear and asked its lawyers to investigate
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Mr Thomas' nephew said family have faced 'months of turmoil' over will
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Angry relative said: 'They were getting a tidy sum but they wanted more'

Question: He said: 'We went for months not knowing what was going on with the will - whether we would get what @placeholder intended for us.

Answer: Barry Thomas


After suffering from a wet and dreary summer, most people would head south for warmer climes. But as the cold weather set in, I found myself heading further north, to Western Sweden, for an island-hopping break. Bohuslän, an archipelagic region with over 8,000 islands, is just a short drive from Gothenburg, Sweden's second largest city. The area is known for its seafood larder, which supplies some of the best restaurants in the country. It's no wonder that Gothenburg, with a relatively small population of around 500,000, is home to six Michelin-starred restaurants. My first stop was Marstrand, an island around 45 minutes drive from Gothenburg. It was once playground to the rich and Royal but is now open to all. Although I've been told members of the Swedish royal family can still be spotted on the island from time to time.
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Bohuslän is an archipelagic region with over 8,000 islands in West Sweden
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It's an easy drive from Gothenburg and many island are reachable by road
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As well as rich cultural offerings, the area also has plenty of seafood to try

Question: In fact, around 90 per cent of oysters across @placeholder came from the tiny locality of Grebbestad.

Answer: Western Sweden

Answer: Sweden

Answer: Swedish

Answer: West Sweden


Shocking video taken at last week's high octane Baja 500 off-road race shows the heart-stopping moment a competitor clipped a motorist who happened onto the dirt road course. Carlos 'Apdaly' Lopez was vying for first place near the end of the 500-mile trek across public dirt roads in Mexico when a silver Toyota pick-up truck appeared in front of him. When the truck eventually starts to move out of the way, the apparently impatient Lopez hits the gas in his 800 horsepower racing truck to move past, clipping the Toyota on the bumper in the process. The force sends the Toyota on its side as Lopez flies right on by to an eventual victory in the 47th annual event.
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Driver Carlos 'Apdaly' Lopez was vying for first place in the 8-hour long Baja 500 last week when he came upon a Toyota pick-up
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Video shows the pick-up slowly moving out of the way of Lopez's 800 horsepower monster on the public Mexican road
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The Toyota tips over as Lopez cruises on by toward an eventual victory -- no injuries were reported, however

Question: 'I believe our boy @apdalylopez, #@placeholder race winner, did the right thing here.

Answer: Baja


Nadine Coyle and Coleen Rooney showed off their caring sides today as they joined forces with Cancer Research's Race For Life. Ahead of the summer runs, the ladies have also lent their faces to the ad campaign for the drive. The ladies ditch their usual sharply-dressed style for a Game of Thrones-style makeover - complete with flowing tresses and defiant stares. Scroll down for video Coleen Rooney (left) and Nadine Coyle (right) have joined forces with Cancer Research for Race For Life Dressed in ethereal light pink gowns and feathered headdresses, the woman echo a hippy spirit as they look into the lens.
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Coleen Rooney and Nadine Coyle have signed up to Race For Life
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Stars also posed for Cancer Research's new campaign for the event series

Question: @placeholder wears an intricate feathered headdress for the campaign pictures

Answer: Coleen Rooney

Answer: Coleen Rooney

Answer: Coleen Rooney


(CNN) I was sitting at home Friday when, in the background, I heard the ugly phrase leap out from the TV. Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton was being interviewed on CNN's "The Lead" with Jake Tapper when she used a blistering term rooted in racism against Native Americans to describe Donald Trump, the leading Republican presidential candidate. "I have a lot of experience dealing with men who sometimes get off the reservation in the way they behave and how they speak," Clinton told Tapper. Within hours, Clinton's political director, Amanda Renteria, took to Twitter saying Clinton "meant no disrespect to Native Americans."
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Simon Moya-Smith: Clinton's use "off the reservation," shows Americans' casual racism to Native Americans
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He says Trump doesn't help when he says "Indians have gone wild' over her usage

Question: Though he didn't call her out when she first said it, in his own remarks, Tapper appeared more in tune with Native Americans than @placeholder.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton


(CNN) I live in Miami. I'm pregnant. I tested positive for the Zika virus. At least that's what I was told, and that's what I believed for six long, painful weeks. They were excruciating weeks of waiting for a special test that only the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention can do to confirm whether I had, in fact, contracted Zika during the beginning of my first trimester -- a crucial period of time for a fetus' brain and nervous system development. I endured over 40 anxiety-provoking days carrying my second baby, one that I wasn't sure I would be able to keep, before learning that my test result was -- thankfully -- a false positive.
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Lindsay C. Malloy:  While pregnant with my second child, I had a false positive Zika test
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My experience isn't rare, she writes, and we need more funding for better testing and support

Question: We were a spectacle, drawing stares at our local park, but it was worth dramatically decreasing our quality of life, we thought, in order to protect ourselves from @placeholder.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Question: Despite our extreme precautions, I had my blood drawn for my free @placeholder test just one week later.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika


LONDON, England (CNN) -- Football dignitaries gathered in Sheffield, northern England, on Wednesday to kick off the 150th birthday celebrations of Sheffield FC -- the sport's oldest club. FIFA chief Blatter was among those in Sheffield to kick off the 150th birthday celebrations of football's oldest club. Guests of honor at a service at Sheffield Cathedral included Sepp Blatter, president of football world governing body FIFA, and Massimo Moratti, president of Italian giants Inter Milan who are scheduled to play a friendly against Sheffield FC next month. Other guests attending a dinner in the club's honor included Real Madrid President Ramon Calderon and England and Manchester United legend Bobby Charlton.
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FIFA President Sepp Blatter among guests marking Sheffield FC's 150 years
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English side Sheffield FC recognized as the oldest football club in the world
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Club is one of two to win FIFA's Order of Merit -- the other is Real Madrid

Question: The team was also responsible for several innovations in the game -- including heading, which was unheard of until 1875, when @placeholder traveled to London for a game.

Answer: Sheffield FC

Answer: Sheffield FC

Answer: Sheffield FC

Answer: Sheffield FC


Jordan Spieth admitted he would probably sleep in the green jacket after claiming his first major title in record-breaking fashion in the 79th Masters. Spieth became the first player ever to reach 19 under par at Augusta and only a bogey on the 18th prevented him from adding the 72-hole scoring record to the 36 and 54-hole records he set on Friday and Saturday. The 21-year-old also became the second youngest champion behind Tiger Woods - whose 18-under total he equalled - after a closing 70 left him four shots ahead of Justin Rose and Phil Mickelson. Jordan Spieth admitted he would probably sleep in the green jacket after claiming his first major title
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Jordan Spieth won the 2015 Masters by four shots on Sunday
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The 21-year-old American led all week at the Augusta National Golf Club
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He shot final-round 70 to finish on 18 under par and take the green jacket

Question: 6 Is only the second player after @placeholder to have won the US junior amateur championship more than once.

Answer: Tiger Woods


After 18 months of coaching Novak Djokovic, Boris Becker has come to understand the essence of what makes the Wimbledon champion increasingly look like one of the greatest players ever. ‘He’s a tough cookie, I’d call him a street fighter. When the going gets tough, he gets better, when he bleeds a little bit he goes forward,’ said Becker, reflecting on his charge’s latest triumph at the All England Club. The 47-year-old German was left having to ‘pinch myself’ at being in the champion’s corner 30 years after he first took Wimbledon by storm. He was purring at Djokovic’s ability to lift his game at the crucial juncture of Sunday’s 7-6, 6-7, 6-4, 6-3 defeat of Roger Federer.
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Boris Becker describes Novak Djokovic as a 'street fighter' after victory
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World No 1 Djokovic lifted his third Wimbledon title on Sunday
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Overcame seven-time champion Roger Federer in four sets 7-6, 6-7, 6-4, 6-3
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Becker helped Djokovic to three Grand Slam titles in 18 months together

Question: ‘That’s when matches are decided and @placeholder feels it, he smells it, understands it, when you have to go all in.

Answer: Novak Djokovic


Australia’s Ashes tour was in crisis  after experienced wicketkeeper Brad Haddin was forced to pull out of the second Test at Lord’s for personal reasons and Shane Watson was dropped. That means a Test debut for 29-year-old New South Wales keeper Peter Nevill, who is uncapped by Australia in any international format, and a recall for 23-year-old all-rounder Mitchell Marsh, who played four Tests late last year. 'I can confirm that Brad Haddin has withdrawn himself from the second Test at Lord’s for family reasons,' the team’s media manager, Kate Hutchison, said. 'He will remain with the team in London.'
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Brad Haddin left out of second Ashes Test, starting on Thursday
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Darren Lehmann seen working with replacement Peter Nevill in nets
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The change is due to personal reasons rather than poor form
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Australia trail 1-0 in Ashes series after first Test in Cardiff
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Question: He boasts a first-class average of 44, six higher than @placeholder.

Answer: Brad Haddin

Answer: Brad Haddin

Answer: Brad Haddin


(CNN) The man convicted of shooting at George Zimmerman in a road rage incident has been sentenced to 20 years in prison, Florida authorities said Monday. Matthew Apperson was convicted of attempted second-degree murder in September. In addition to the 20-year sentence, he was also given a 15-year concurrent sentence for aggravated assault stemming from the same incident, Seminole County State Attorney spokeswoman Lynne Bumpus-Hooper said. The road rage incident happened in Lake Mary, Florida, in May 2015. Zimmerman testified that Apperson followed him, flashing his lights and honking his horn. Apperson pulled up beside Zimmerman and shot at him, but the bullet missed, Zimmerman said. He was cut by glass from a shattered window.
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"He joyfully bragged about killing me," Zimmerman says in court
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Matthew Apperson was convicted of attempted 2nd-degree murder

Question: @placeholder was acquitted of a second-degree murder charge in 2013.

Answer: George Zimmerman

Answer: Zimmerman

Answer: Zimmerman

Answer: Zimmerman

Answer: Zimmerman


KANDAHAR, Afghanistan (CNN) -- The soldiers had barely arrived in Iraq before they got new orders -- get ready for Afghanistan. A soldier waits in Baghdad for a flight to his new mission in Kandahar. The 4th Engineer Battalion out of Colorado Springs, Colorado, deployed to Camp Victory near Baghdad in mid-February. Two weeks after the unit began actually going out on operations in Iraq, it was ordered to redeploy to Kandahar in Afghanistan. The soldiers hadn't even finished painting their emblem outside their tactical operations command when the move began. But even as he walked through the stripped-down post, battalion commander Lt. Col. Kevin Landers could not hold back his excitement.
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Troops hadn't even finished painting their emblem when they got orders to move
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Redeployment put strain on battalion, trained to clear mines and bombs from roads
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CNN traveled with troops as they flew from one war zone to the next
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Soldiers say they are ready for the new mission in the new battlefield

Question: None of the soldiers with whom CNN traveled to @placeholder knew what to expect when they hit the ground in Kandahar.

Answer: Afghanistan

Answer: Afghanistan

Answer: Afghanistan


The four sisters at the centre of Australia's largest abduction case have come through the ordeal as happy and well-adjusted children. Despite being embroiled in the very public and traumatic feud where the Vinceni girls were dragged kicking and screaming from their mother's home in the middle of the night to go back to live with their father in 2012, the girls have established healthy and happy lives in Italy and speak to their mum every night. 60 Minutes reporter Tara Brown interviewed the two eldest girls, Emily and Claire, who she described as elegant, gracious, reserved and studious, at their home near Florence and they expressed their regret for the way they handled the dramatic exit.
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Four sisters were at the centre of an international custody dispute
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Vinceni girls were sent back to live with their father in Italy in 2012
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They were dragged kicking and screaming from their Sunshine Coast home
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Distressing scenes were shown on TV causing great hysteria and concern
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60 Minutes exclusively interviewed the girls at their home near Florence
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The two eldest, Emily and Claire, speak of their regret of dramatic exit
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Their mother has not visited them in Italy but speaks to them everyday
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60 Minutes will screen nationally on Channel 9 at 8.30pm Sunday, April 12

Question: The four Vinceni girls miss @placeholder and their mother, but they are happy and calm girls in contrast to the dramatic and hysterical scenes in which they were removed from Australia in late 2012

Answer: Australia


A desperate mother has released a heart-breaking photograph of her addict daughter in a coma - to warn young people about the dangers of taking drugs. Marie Greer, 56, from Blackpool, has shared the shocking images of Stacey lying motionless in a hospital bed having suffered catastrophic brain injuries. Stacey, who has a three-year-old son, took a lethal mix of amphetamine, ketamine and heroine-substitute methadone on April 7 – and has been in a vegetative state ever since. Charity volunteer Marie, who has seven children, revealed Stacey was in a coma for two weeks and will now need round-the-clock care after being too badly brain damaged for any hope of a recovery.
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Marie Greer has shared pictures of daughter Stacey in a vegetative state
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Hopes they will prevent other youngster from taking illegal drugs
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She took lethal cocktail of amphetamine, ketamine and methadone
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Was in coma for two weeks and has suffered serious brain injuries
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Marie believes Stacey experimenting with legal highs started spiral

Question: She fell in with the wrong crowd and @placeholder was concerned.

Answer: Marie Greer

Answer: Marie

Answer: Marie Greer

Answer: Marie

Question: But though she despaired, @placeholder still refused to give up on her completely.

Answer: Marie Greer

Answer: Marie

Answer: Marie Greer

Answer: Marie


Most fraternities who make headlines these days do so in the midst of scandal, but at least one group of frat brothers in California seem to truly be taking the Greek system's tenant of charity to heart. When five members of Sigma Alpha Epsilon's UCLA chapter learned that a 12-year-old girl with cancer was suffering in the hospital just across the street, they took it upon themselves to lift her spirits, NBC News reports. The men surprised her in her room at Mattel Children's Hospital UCLA on October 30, bringing along a dozen roses, a box of pizza, and a guitar (for a very sweet musical performance) - and ended up going back nearly every day until she went home.
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Members of UCLA's SAE fraternity saw a sign in Lexi Brown's hospital window asking for pizza
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After bringing her some, along with a bouquet of roses, they kept coming back to spend time with her
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Eventually, their friends on campus came too, with members of the college's athletics teams and clubs stopping by
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Lexi is now fighting the tumors in her lungs at home, as the frat has helped her family raise over $23,000 for her medical bills

Question: Still, the original frat brothers didn't stop coming, finding that their visists didn't just make @placeholder feel better - they made then feel good, too.

Answer: Lexi Brown

Answer: Lexi


Washington (CNN) After Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced Tuesday that the Trump administration is ending the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, Democrats in Congress had near uniform condemnation of the decision while Republican reactions were more mixed. Democratic Senate Whip Dick Durbin joined with Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham to call for a DREAM Act, which offered legal status to undocumented immigrants in return for attending college or joining the military, passed in the month of September. "It is time for us in Congress to do the right thing," Durbin said at a joint news conference with Graham on Tuesday afternoon. "We are now in a countdown to deportation."
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced the end of DACA
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Several GOP lawmakers oppose the decision

Question: "We promised to protect the 800,000 @placeholder recipients from deportation," she said in a statement.

Answer: Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals

Answer: DACA


Travel chaos is set to return in Calais in the coming weeks after a giant ferry firm announced today that it was set to sack 400 French workers. Danish firm DFDS revealed that it would lay off two thirds of the 600 employees currently working at MyFerryLink, raising the prospect of more wildcat strikes by union hardliners. Strikes which shut down cross-Channel services caused gridlock at the French port, allowing would-be migrants to jump on to lorries in a desperate bid to make it to Britain. Today DFDS claimed that it had 'saved' 200 jobs at MyFerryLink, which is owned by the company but run by a workers' co-operative called SCOP Seafrance.
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Wildcat strikes at Calais shut down all ferry and Channel Tunnel services
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Eurostar, Eurotunnel and ferries are all running today but are very full
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DFDS today announced 400 job losses raising the prospect of more strikes
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Lorries going through Calais are subjected to additional checks to ensure migrants have not smuggled themselves on board
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Migrants 'have knives and they're not afraid to use them', say lorry drivers

Question: ‘We have been looking at whether we can put more personnel and indeed sniffer dog teams on that side of the @placeholder to make a difference,’ Mr Cameron said.

Answer: Channel Tunnel


Google has opened its first ‘shop in shop’ on London’s Tottenham Court Road - a place renowned for its technology stores. But unlike standard units, the Google shop will allow customers to fly over the Earth using a giant screen as well as other immersive experiences. The shop is based inside Currys PC World on the busy London street and is designed to let people sample Google’s Android phones and tablets, Chromebook laptops and other products. Scroll down for video Art attack: Google has opened its first ‘shop in shop’ on London’s Tottenham Court road - a place renowned for its technology stores. The Google shop will allow customers to show their artistic abilities on the Doodle Wall where digital spray cans can be used to reimagine Google’s logo, or anything else (pictured)
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First Google ‘shop in shop’ has opened on Tottenham Court Road, London
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It's inside Currys PC World and aims to encourage people to try products
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Experiences include letting people 'fly' on screen using Google Maps
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People can make their mark using a digital spray can on the Doodle Wall
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Smartwatches, new laptops and tablets are also available to try

Question: ‘Google experts will be on hand to maximise the experience for users and provide help and support around the @placeholder eco-system.’

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Answer: First Google