Washington (CNN) Donald Trump is declining to endorse a pair of Republican heavyweights -- House Speaker Paul Ryan and former presidential nominee John McCain -- in their primary fights, another sign of the fractures within the party. Ryan and McCain face long-shot challengers in their respective primary races in Wisconsin and Arizona. Yet their party's presidential nominee would not bless them in an interview with The Washington Post on Tuesday. "I like Paul, but these are horrible times for our country. We need very strong leadership. We need very, very strong leadership. And I'm just not quite there yet. I'm not quite there yet," Trump said of Ryan.
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Ryan and McCain face long-shot challengers in their re-election races
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Trump's phrasing -- "I'm not quite there yet" -- echoes comments Ryan made to CNN in May

Question: @placeholder in particular was harsh, saying Trump did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."

Answer: John McCain

Answer: McCain

Answer: McCain

Question: McCain in particular was harsh, saying @placeholder did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) -- Iran's supreme leader took verbal jabs at the United States Saturday in his first public reaction since the United States accused Iran of plotting to assassinate the Saudi ambassador to Washington. Ayatollah Ali Khamenei labeled the allegations "meaningless and absurd." "They (the U.S.) want to isolate Iran," Khamenei said over chants of "down with America" in a speech before thousands in the western Iranian city of Gilangharb. Also, an Iranian official said claims by the United States that a high-level U.S. diplomat had met Wednesday with an Iranian counterpart over the plot were untrue. "There were no kinds of negotiations between the two countries, and there was not such a contact," said Alireza Miryousefi, press secretary for the Iranian Mission to the United Nations.
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NEW: Scholar says plot does not fit Quds Force "M.O."
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Ayatollah Khamenei calls the U.S. allegations "absurd"
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Iranian diplomat: U.S. claims of a meeting with Iran are not true
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The U.S. alleges Iran was involved in a plot to kill a Saudi official in the United States

Question: "Doing so on @placeholder soil is unmistakably an attack on the United States, not on Saudi Arabia."

Answer: United States

Answer: United States

Answer: U.S.

Answer: America

Answer: United States

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: United States


(CNN) -- Mila Kunis -- and her baby bump and engagement ring -- are out of hiding. After shying away from discussing her pregnancy and relationship with Ashton Kutcher, Kunis has opened up to Ellen DeGeneres about both the baby and her future husband. In an episode of "Ellen," the 30-year-old actress marveled that she and Kutcher, 36, were able to keep their growing family and wedding plans under wraps "for a very long time." "We were able to keep (our engagement) private for two months without anybody knowing," Kunis said. "I think everybody assumed we'd been engaged for so long, that I was wearing the ring in public for two months and nobody commented on it."
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Mila Kunis has opened up about her pregnancy and engagement
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The actress talked about both on "Ellen"
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She's having a "very stereotypical" pregnancy

Question: To help out his fiancee, Kutcher has stocked their "secondary fridge" with things @placeholder might want, from ice cream to anchovies.

Answer: Mila Kunis

Answer: Kunis

Answer: Kunis

Answer: Mila Kunis


Two thousand miles might seem like a long way to go just for fried chicken. But two long-time friends from Canada, who took their two sets of sons on a journey to the original home of Kentucky Fried Chicken in Corbin, Kentucky, said it's a trip they'll never forget. The group of six completed the drive in three days crossing two Canadian provinces including Quebec and Ontario, as well as five U.S. states - New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky, according to The Times Tribune. For three of the sons, it was the first time they had tasted KFC.
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Trip included Brian Lufty, 52, of Montreal, his stepson Sebastien and son Jason, friend Neil Janna, 51, and his two sons Jesse and Josh
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They made the trip in three days crossing over five states to visit original home of Kentucky Fried Chicken in Corbin, Kentucky
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Lufty visited Harland Sanders Cafe the first time in 1985 and again in 1995
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While at the restaurant they ordered their fried chicken and brought their own plates, silverware, glasses, artificial flowers and candles for the table

Question: His tales of earlier visits to the @placeholder inspired the most recent trip.

Answer: Kentucky Fried Chicken

Answer: KFC

Answer: Kentucky Fried Chicken

Answer: Harland Sanders Cafe

Question: In total it took three days to drive from Montreal to @placeholder (a map of their journey above)

Answer: Kentucky

Answer: Kentucky

Answer: Kentucky


What kind of weapon can shoot down a fully loaded passenger jet flying at nearly 33,000 feet? That could be a key question in the Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 crash investigation, as officials try to determine what was responsible for Thursday's plane crash in volatile eastern Ukraine. A radar system saw a surface-to-air missile system turn on and track an aircraft right before the plane went down, a senior U.S. official told CNN's Barbara Starr. And a second system saw a heat signature at the time the airliner was hit. The United States is analyzing the trajectory of the missile to pinpoint where the attack came from, the official said.
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Senior U.S. official: Radar saw surface-to-air missile system track aircraft
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A sophisticated surface-to-air missile was more likely used, experts say
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One possibility is the Russian-made Buk missile system, retired Army officer says
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The sophisticated weapon would require professional soldiers, expert says

Question: Such weapons travel with @placeholder troops at the division level, Francona said.

Answer: Russian


Police say the parents of a 3-year-old boy have been charged with endangering his welfare after they overdosed on heroin while giving him a bath in New Hampshire. Eric Carter and Stephanie McCassin, both of Manchester, were arrested on warrants Thursday, four months after the child's grandmother and primary caretaker, Mary MacDonald, reported finding the child in the tub, with the parents passed out on Dec. 4. Overdose: Eric Carter, 21 (right), and Stephanie McCassin, 24 (left), of New Hampshire, have been charged with endangering the welfare of a child after allegedly overdosing on heroin while giving their 3-year-old son a bath
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Eric Carter, 21, and Stephanie McCassin, 24, were arrested Thursday after allegedly overdosing on heroin while giving their three-year-old son a bath
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The toddler's grandmother and primary caretaker found the parents passed out on the bathroom floor while the toddler remained in the bathtub
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The two were charged with endangering the welfare of a child

Question: Caretaker: The child's grandmother told authorities that she lives with her son, @placeholder (left), and is the primary caretaker of the three-year-old because of Carter's history with drugs

Answer: Eric Carter

Answer: Eric Carter

Answer: Eric Carter


(CNN) A man with autism, who was sitting next to his unarmed caregiver when police shot the latter in Florida, is so traumatized by the incident, he's not eating or sleeping, his family says. Arnaldo Eliud Rios Soto, 26, wandered away from his group home in North Miami last week -- and became the latest image of the national debate about police shootings of unarmed men. Charles Kinsey, his behavior therapist, was trying to help him Monday when police responded to a 911 call about a suicidal man with a gun. A cell phone video released later showed Kinsey lying on the ground, his hands up in the air, while Rios sat nearby.
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Charles Kinsey was shot as he tried to help man with autism
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Kinsey was treated and released

Question: While @placeholder was not shot, his injuries go much deeper, his family said.

Answer: Arnaldo Eliud Rios Soto

Answer: Rios


A 21 stone woman dubbed 'the UK's most jealous wife' for forcing her husband to take lie detector tests claims she was misrepresented in a documentary that made her a target for online trolls. Debbi Wood, 43, from Leicestershire, appeared on Channel 5's 87 Stone: Fat Chance Of Work, after being told producers were taking a 'sympathetic approach to people who were disabled and on benefits'. However, since the show aired Debbi, who is looked after full-time by Steven, has said the programme blamed her size for the main reason she was not working - something she says left her open to online abuse.
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Debbi Wood claims she was told Channel 5 show would be 'sympathetic'
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Says 87 Stone: Fat Chance Of Work made her look like an 'ogre'
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Has Othello Syndrome which makes her think her partner is unfaithful
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Debbi, 43, and husband were targeted by online trolls after show

Question: 'At the time I was preparing for gastric band surgery, so I wasn't in the best place and @placeholder was helping out a lot with the cooking and my set meals.

Answer: Steven


A low-cost airline from the land of the Vikings has launched a dramatic new transatlantic price-war against British Airways and Sir Richard Branson's Virgin with the 'cheapest' one-way UK tickets to Boston from as low as £179 . The daring raid by Scandinavian budget airline Norwegian is likely to spark retaliatory headline-grabbing price cuts by its rivals when the new service begins next spring with flights between London's Gatwick and Boston's Logan airports. The new Norwegian flights from Gatwick airport are directly targeting major airlines on the route including British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, Delta, American Airlines and KLM, which fly to Boston directly or via other hubs.
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Norwegian offering 'cheapest' one-way UK to USA ticket among carriers
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The route will launch next spring, from London Gatwick to Boston Logan
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British Airways and Virgin have also announced lower long-haul fares

Question: @placeholder insists the £179 base price is not just a 'one-off' launch offer.

Answer: Norwegian

Answer: Norwegian

Answer: Norwegian


(CNN) Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones joined his team in taking a knee before the National Anthem, then the Cowboys and the Arizona Cardinals players stood with arms locked for the anthem ahead of the "Monday Night Football" kickoff. Still, the fans in Glendale, Arizona, booed as "America's Team" knelt. Cowboys star wide receiver Dez Bryant and running back Ezekiel Elliott said the team was sending a message to President Donald Trump, who in recent days has issued caustic criticism of the anthem protests that began as a means to decry racial and social injustice. They evolved over the weekend, with players responding to Trump's remarks by kneeling, locking arms or remaining in their locker rooms during pregame performances of the anthem.
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Cowboys wanted to avoid making "statement about equality" during anthem, owner says
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"Monday Night Football" kicks off following weekend of protests after Trump's criticism

Question: That tweet was followed by, "But while Dallas dropped to its knees as a team, they all stood up for our @placeholder.

Answer: National Anthem


Slaven Bilic has warned his West Ham side to wise up to the tricks of European football after a second player was sent off for an off-the-ball challenge. James Tomkins was dismissed as the Hammers clung on to their Europa League dream by their fingertips in sweltering heat as they narrowly beat Malta’s Birkirkana on penalties in the return leg of their second-round qualifying tie. Diego Poyet proved the hero as he coolly scored the decisive spot-kick to give West Ham a 5-3 shootout victory after the game was forced into extra-time with both sides a man down. The Londoners will now face FC Astra in the next round but the likelihood of a trip to Romania appeared slim after a first half which saw them reduced to 10 men and behind to a Fabrizio Miccoli goal.
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Fabrizio Miccoli gave Birkirkara a lead on the night in the 14th minute before James Tomkins was sent off
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Tomkins saw red following a tussle with Nikola Vukanac, although it appeared a harsh decision
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West Ham re-grouped but didn't have a firm grip  until extra time when Matias Mazzetti was dismissed
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Diego Poyet netted the winning penalty for Slaven Bilic's side who now face Astra Giurgiu in round three

Question: @placeholder knows his side cannot afford to keep putting themselves in situations like that after Diafro Sakho was dismissed for a similar offence in the previous round against Lusitans.

Answer: Slaven Bilic

Answer: Slaven Bilic


Celebrated propaganda painter in Maoist China, Shen Jiawei, has recently added the Vatican to his list of clientele. Starting his career during the Chinese Cultural Revolution, his most famous works depicting Chinese soldiers were transformed into propaganda posters which were distributed en masse all over the country. Four decades on and a far cry from charging tourists $30 for a portrait in Sydney's Darling Harbour, Shen found himself painting one of the world's most influential men when he was commissioned to produce the first official portrait of Pope Francis. Scroll down for video Highly regarded Chinese-Australian artist Jiawei sits next to his portrait of Cardinal Pell
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Shen Jiawei was a celebrated propaganda artist in Maoist China
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He was commissioned for Pope Francis' first official portrait as pope
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After a successful unveiling he was asked to paint Cardinal George Pell
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Shen uses art to thank Australia for giving him a home after political unrest

Question: He says he didn't sell out to the idealised standards of propaganda art that most other @placeholder artists copied.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese


Boys from Knox Grammar roared with approval when their headmaster touched a young girl who was taking part in a school musical, an inquiry has heard. Lucy Perry, who now heads an international women's health charity, told the child abuse royal commission she was indecently assaulted by the elite Sydney boys school's former headmaster Ian Paterson in 1989 when she was 15. Ms Perry, chief executive of Hamlin Fistula Ethiopia (Australia), said the assault happened in full view of students at the Knox school hall and the boys who saw it 'roared with approval'. Scroll down for video Former Roseville College student Lucy Perry gave evidence on Monday to the royal commission into child sex abuse
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Lucy Perry, 41, gave evidence at royal commission into child sex abuse
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She told commission former headmaster Ian Paterson groped her in 1989
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Ms Perry was in musical with Knox Grammar School students at the time
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She said Paterson allegedly touched her 'genitals outside of my clothing'
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Ms Perry was given a standing ovation as she walked out of the inquiry

Question: 'I was disgusted with Paterson's behaviour and thought he was demonstrating to the @placeholder boys that it was perfectly acceptable, even admirable, to be disrespectful to girls.'

Answer: Knox Grammar

Answer: Knox Grammar School


There was an air of confidence, arrogance even, about the leader of Russia’s World Cup bid on the eve of the now infamous FIFA vote in Zurich in 2010. At the time, some observers thought Alexei Sorokin was resigned to failure, such was his apparent insouciance. But Sorokin believed he could beat his main rivals, the English among them, and so it proved. Fast forward four-and-a-half years and the Russian, who speaks flawless English with an American accent, is said to be more nervous about delivering a successful World Cup. The problem is the collapse of the Russian economy, and a potential bill of £4billion just to build the 12 stadiums on time, with an estimated total bill of double that amount. Earlier this year only one venue had been completed, with Sorokin said to be telling sponsors the situation had become a major concern.
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Russia was awarded the 2018 World Cup by FIFA in December 2010
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Vladimir Putin assured Sepp Blatter assured Russia's economic troubles would not impact on the tournament
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However, it emerged the Russian federation was struggling to pay national team coach Fabio Capello
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Putin knows how valuable the World Cup can be for the Russian economy

Question: This came against the backdrop of conflict between the state and the @placeholder oligarchs who had promised to help finance building the stadiums before the value of the ruble plummeted.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian


A Chinese restaurant in Kenya that barred black customers from entering after 5pm has been shut down. The owners of the Chongqing Chinese in Nairobi only let taxi drivers or Africans accompanied by Chinese, European or Indian patrons in to eat. They have now been summoned before authorities after it emerged they did not have the proper licence. A Chinese restaurant in Nairobi,  which barred black customers after 5pm, has been shut down with its owners summoned before authorities The restaurant's rule was brought into place after a robbery in 2013 and was not meant to cause offence, the owners said.
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Owners of the Chongqing Chinese barred black customers after 5pm
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Let taxi drivers or Africans with Chinese, European or Indian patrons in
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Nairobi governor said it was shut down as it did not have proper licences

Question: China's relationship with @placeholder and much of Africa has been seen as being at an all-time high - notably with huge investments in major infrastructure projects.

Answer: Kenya


A speeding motorist was stopped by police after being caught driving at 149mph on the M6 motorway. Officers were carrying out routine patrols on the M6 toll between junctions T7 and T5 in Staffordshire when they spotted the Ford travelling at more than double the speed limit. The police's on-board speed detection cameras recorded the driver travelling at 149mph, which equates to nearly two-and-a-half miles in a minute. They pulled the driver over between Cannock and Shenstone on Sunday evening and reported the motorist for speeding offences. Officers working for the Central Motorway Police Group (CMPG) then tweeted a picture which showed the shocking 149mph speed on their on-board surveillance camera.
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Driver caught travelling at 149mph on M6 in Staffordshire on Sunday night
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Police clocked his Ford doing double the speed limit with on-board camera
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Motorist believed to one of fastest drivers caught in UK in last 12 months
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Two drivers caught doing 146mph earlier this year and another 145mph

Question: The controversial pay-as-you drive @placeholder has a history of high-speed incidents as drivers tear along the rarely used carriageways.

Answer: M6

Answer: M6


(CNN) A life on the street for a child is an everyday struggle; for food, shelter and safety. In Rwanda, there are no recent official statistics, but it is estimated that nearly 2,000 children live on the streets of Kigali, the country's capital city. Until recently Pacfique Niyomwungeri, Simon Munyakazi, and Rene Byiringiro were part of that struggle, but their lives have been transformed through the power of dance. "I never saw ballet before. It was the first time I saw people turn on their toes," said Niyomwungeri, "Dance helped me change my life." "When I am dancing I feel happy," said  Byiringiro   "It makes me forget my past for a bit."
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An estimate of nearly 2,000 children live on the streets of Kigali, the capital city of Rwanda
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The city has about ten groups that work with the government to get children off the streets
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MindLeaps has been using dance to rehabilitate vulnerable youth in Rwanda's capital since 2011
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So far, they have helped almost 1,500 boys and girls between the ages of 8 and 19.

Question: Nyomwungeri,  Munyakazi, and @placeholder all left home because their families could not support them.

Answer: Rene Byiringiro

Answer: Byiringiro


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

Question: @placeholder also told Smiley he doesn't recall that conversation with his mother.

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince


Justin Gatlin easily beat two big-name rivals by clocking 9.75 seconds in the 100 metres at the Athletissima Diamond League race on Thursday. The in-form Gatlin left Jamaica's Asafa Powell trailing in 9.92, the same time as his fellow American Tyson Gay in third. The time was 0.01 outside Gatlin's world-leading season-best and the 2004 Olympic champion remained unbeaten over 100 since 2013. Gatlin is increasingly looking like the man to beat at the world championships in Beijing next month as title holder Usain Bolt struggles with a leg injury. The race featured five athletes that have previously tested positive banned substances - Gatlin, Powell, Gay and Michael Rodgers - all who finished in the in the top four as well Kim Collins.
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Justin Gatlin won the race with a time of 9.75 seconds
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The in-form Gatlin left Jamaica's Asafa Powell trailing in 9.92
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Gatlin is increasingly looking like the man to beat at the world championships in Beijing next month
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Five of the seven runners had previously tested positive banned substances

Question: Though @placeholder and Powell were faster out of the blocks on a breezy night, Gatlin drew ahead within 30 meters and quickly went clear.

Answer: Gatlin

Answer: Tyson Gay

Answer: Gatlin

Answer: Gatlin

Answer: Gatlin

Answer: Gay

Answer: Gatlin

Answer: Gatlin


Jonah Lomu, who tragically died aged just 40 on Wednesday, will forever be remembered for destroying England in the 1995 World Cup semi-final. Aged just 20 at the time, the giant wing scored four tries in Cape Town - one, inside the first two minutes, remains the most iconic moment in the history of the game. Legendary journalist Ian Wooldridge OBE - who wrote for the Daily Mail until his death in 2007 - was there to witness Lomu's superhuman effort. And although his prediction of an All Blacks win in the final the following week proved wide of the mark, no-one sums up Lomu's genius better.
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New Zealand rugby legend Jonah Lomu died on Wednesday aged 40
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Lomu made his name at '95 World Cup, scoring four tries against England
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Late Ian Wooldridge compared him to Pele and Muhammad Ali at the time

Question: @placeholder were on their way to a 25-0 lead thereafter, apart from scoring three more tries, Lomu amused himself by throwing highly respected England players into the fences like crisp bags which had blown on to the field.

Answer: New Zealand

Question: Ironically it brought them the highest score they have ever achieved against the @placeholder but it was small consolation when they also conceded more points than any England team ever has in an international.

Answer: All Blacks


Robots will use humans as pets once they achieve a subset of artificial intelligence known as 'superintelligence'. This is according to SpaceX-founder Elon Musk who claims that when computers become smarter than people, they will treat them like 'pet Labradors'. His comments were made in a recent interview with scientist Neil deGrasse Tyson, who added that computers could choose to breed docile humans and eradicate the violent ones. Scroll down for video and audio SpaceX-founder Elon Musk (right) says robots will someday treat humans like pets.In a recent interview with scientist Neil deGrasse Tyson (left), Musk said his fears revolve around 'superintelligence'
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Comments  made in an interview with scientist Neil deGrasse Tyson
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Musk said fears are based on something known as 'superintelligence'
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Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak made similar comments this year
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He says AI predictions are coming true and it is a dangerous reality
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Musk also recently said robots could soon replace humans as drivers

Question: For instance, in the short term, it claims @placeholder may put millions of people out of work.

Answer: AI


(CNN) Mitt Romney has added his voice to the chorus of Republicans who are dismayed that an ignorant demagogue such as Donald Trump could be poised to capture the presidential nomination of their grand and noble party. In a speech Thursday morning, Romney said, "Donald Trump is a phony, a fraud. His promises are as worthless as a degree from Trump University." He laid out a comprehensive case for why Republicans should reject Trump and pick one of the other candidates still in the race. But before we start lauding Romney for being a statesmanlike voice of reason and moderation, it's worth remembering a few things about him.
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Paul Waldman: Romney, GOP have used same ugly tactics as Trump, only with more politesse
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He says Romney's 2012 campaign used racial code words, bullying might
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Trumpism is GOP conservatism stripped of its veneer of subtlety, Waldman says

Question: It may not have been quite as appalling as what @placeholder is doing now, but in many ways it was similar, the only difference being that Trump says out loud what Republicans such as Romney prefer to imply.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump University

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trumpism

Question: It may not have been quite as appalling as what Trump is doing now, but in many ways it was similar, the only difference being that @placeholder says out loud what Republicans such as Romney prefer to imply.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump University

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trumpism

Question: It may not have been quite as appalling as what Trump is doing now, but in many ways it was similar, the only difference being that Trump says out loud what Republicans such as @placeholder prefer to imply.

Answer: Mitt Romney

Answer: Romney

Answer: Romney

Answer: Romney

Answer: Romney

Question: Let's cast our minds back to the 2012 campaign and remember how @placeholder used to talk about Obama.

Answer: Mitt Romney

Answer: Romney

Answer: Romney

Answer: Romney

Answer: Romney

Question: Parallels in rhetoric and ideas between @placeholder and Romney are not hard to find.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump University

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trumpism

Question: That's because @placeholder says, "I'm going to make our military so big, so powerful, so strong, that nobody, absolutely nobody, is going to mess with us."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump University

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trumpism

Question: When it comes to foreign policy, @placeholder offers nothing but an appeal to strength: We'll be strong, we'll kick ass, and everyone will bow down before us.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump University

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trumpism


A mother accused of standing by on her cell phone while three of her children drowned has spoken out, saying she was busy saving her fourth child from dying when the tragedy happened. Patricia Allen, 30, a mother-of-five, was arrested after sons Treshawn, 9, and Anthony Smith, 11, drowned at a pool in Irving in June along with their sister August Smith, 10. Speaking for the first time since the tragedy, Allen said she was in the pool with her children when they went under water, but was forced to leave them to rescue her three-year-old after he also got into trouble.
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Patricia Allen, 30, arrested after three children drowned in pool in June
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Was accused of failing to pay attention as youngsters slipped underwater
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But she has now said she was in the pool too playing with youngest son
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Said she put boy, three, on side of pool while trying to save other children
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Claims three-year-old jumped back in, and she had to choose who to save

Question: The tragedy unfolded on June 24 when @placeholder took her five children, aged 3, 6, 9, 10, and 11, to a pool behind an apartment complex in the city of Irving.

Answer: Patricia Allen

Answer: Allen

Answer: Patricia Allen


A drum kit Ringo Starr used to record some of the Beatles' early hits sold for $2.2million at a Friday auction in Beverly Hills, California, to Jim Irsay, the owner of NFL team the Indianapolis Colts. Julien's Auctions said Irsay bought the three-piece 1963 Ludwig Oyster Black Pearl kit during a two-day auction involving more than 800 items owned by Starr, 75, and his wife, actress Barbara Bach. Starr used the kit in more than 200 performances between May 1963 and February 1964. He also played the kit on iconic recordings including Can't Buy Me Love, She Loves You, All My Loving and I Want to Hold Your Hand.
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Owner of NFL's Indianapolis Colts, Jim Irsay, bought three-piece 1963 kit
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Ludwig Oyster Black Pearl kit sold at two-day sale by Julien's Auctions
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Auction involves over 800 items owned by Starr and his wife Barbara Bach
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Starr played kit on recordings including She Loves You and All My Loving and used it during more than 200 performances between 1963 and 1964
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Also for sale is a guitar used by John Lennon which he gave to Starr
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Starr's drum head from 1964 Ed Sullivan Show already sold for $2.1million

Question: chief executive of @placeholder, said before the kit sold on Friday.

Answer: Julien's Auctions

Answer: Julien's Auctions


The say that imitation is the highest form of flattery, although Floyd Mayweather Jnr's sparring partner Jeremy 'J Flash' Nichols' impersonation of Manny Pacquiao is less than complimentary. The Filipino meets undefeated Mayweather in a $300million mega-fight that has been branded 'the biggest bout in boxing history' at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas on May 2. Mayweather has been sharing regular updates from his training camp across social media with the latest being a YouTube video featuring his sparring partner taking on Pacquiao's role during a mock interview. Floyd Maywether's sparring partner Jeremy Nichols gives a mock interview as Manny Pacquiao
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Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather meed at MGM Grand on May 2
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American's sparring partner Jeremy Nichols impersonated the Filipino during a mock interview shared on YouTube
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'J Flash' made fun of Pacquiao's accent, singing, faith and claims his mother uses Voodoo chants to help her son
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Mayweather vs Pacquiao: The ultimate tale of the tape for $300m fight
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Mayweather-Pacquiao is 11 days away... why are there no tickets on sale?

Question: @placeholder is so popular in the Philippines that he is featured on the latest postage stamps

Answer: Manny Pacquiao

Answer: Pacquiao

Answer: Manny Pacquiao

Answer: Manny Pacquiao

Answer: Pacquiao

Answer: Pacquiao

Answer: Pacquiao

Question: Pacquiao is so popular in the @placeholder that he is featured on the latest postage stamps

Answer: Filipino

Answer: Filipino


TV presenter, radio host, mother and model... is there anything that Emma Willis can't do? The Big Brother presenter, who already has two children, is reportedly pregnant with her third baby with Busted rocker husband Matt - so how does she do it? Emma, 39, has taken FEMAIL inside her beauty regime in an exclusive video to reveal the secrets behind her look - and the shortcuts she takes as a working mother. Speaking to the camera, Emma, who is dressed in hot pants and a cosy jumper, says: 'It seems like winter is officially here but if you're anything like me, your life shows no sign of slowing down.'
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Emma, 39, has taken FEMAIL inside her beauty regime in an exclusive video
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Reveals grooming and styling shortcuts she takes as a working mother
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Emma reveals how women can ensure they feel confident

Question: Fashion-wise, @placeholder explains that her go-to outfit is a mid-length dress because, she says, it is 'really flattering because it reveals enough, but not too much', which Emma says is really important to her.

Answer: Emma Willis

Answer: Emma

Answer: Emma

Answer: Emma

Answer: Emma


The parents of missing toddler William Tyrrell have spoken about the malicious comments they receive online in an agonising interview. The deeply distressed mother and father, who are not named for legal reasons, said they have received ‘beautiful comments’ from strangers, but have begged some in the public to keep from making false accusations or hurling abuse, in an interview with the Daily Telegraph. This comes as thousands of Australians gathered across the nation on Saturday to mark the one year anniversary of William's disappearance, rallying together for the 'Walk 4 William' campaign. William disappeared from his grandmother’s home in Kendall on the NSW mid-north coast on September 12 last year.
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The parents of missing toddler say they receive malicious comments
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William Tyrrell was abducted from Kendall one year ago on Saturday
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Thousands of Australians are walking to raise awareness
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He would have turned four in June

Question: 'The media have reported that I was supposed to have attended the @placeholder house on the 12th September 2014 - this being the day of William's disappearance.

Answer: William Tyrrell


A young Australian man preparing to give evidence against men he claims bashed him in a Thailand nightclub last year found himself behind bars and forced to post bail. Jack Hansen-Bartel, 21, was at court on Friday as a the hearing against two Asian-American students accused of attacking him got underway. However, when Mr Hansen-Bartel arrived in court, he was taken arrested under charges of assaulting the two students without causing them any physical or psychological harm and of disturbing the peace. Mr Hansel-Bartel's mother, Annie, said being arrested and jailed had traumatised her son, according to the AAP. 'It's really difficult,' she said.
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Jack Hansen-Bartel in court for hearing of two men he says assaulted him
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Mr Hansen-Bartel jailed on counter-charges filed by men's own lawyers
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Family describe arrest as a 'ploy clearly tactical in nature' by defendants
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Mr Hansen-Bartel was hospitalised last year after attack in a Thailand bar

Question: Injuries sustained by Mr Hansen-@placeholder required him to have several facial operations.

Answer: Bartel

Answer: Bartel

Answer: Bartel

Answer: Bartel

Answer: Bartel

Answer: Bartel


Leicester City continued their dominance at the top of the Barclays Premier League while Manchester City and United came up short in the weekend's action. Jamie Vardy didn't score but Leicester had Riyad Mahrez, whose hat-trick sealed a 3-0 win against Swansea City to move them two points clear of second-placed Arsenal. Here, Sportsmail presents the best XI from the latest round of Premier League matches using EA Sports' Player Performance Index. The Bournemouth goalkeeper travelled to Chelsea who, despite their poor form this season, were expected to cast the newly-promoted club aside. They didn't, Boruc kept a clean sheet and Bournemouth recorded a famous win.
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Riyad Mahrez inspired Leicester to a 3-0 win at Swansea with a hat-trick
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Odion Ighalo has been Watford's star this season and scored yet again
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Sportsmail presents the best XI from the weekend's Premier League action

Question: Watford were among the favourites to be relegated this season but, with @placeholder's help, they're currently 10th.

Answer: Odion Ighalo


Drum roll ... George Alexander Louis! The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge announced Wednesday that they've named their new bundle of joy. The tot "will be known as His Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge," according to Clarence House, the official residence of heirs to the throne. iReport: Do you have a traditional family name? Earlier Wednesday, word came that the couple are doing what new parents do: They are enjoying some incredibly sweet moments alone with their baby. The official statement said William and Catherine are now down to the business of getting "to know their son." The parents and the perhaps future king left Kensington Palace in London by car around lunchtime, UK media reported. The couple has been mum about their immediate schedules.
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The baby, third in line to the British throne, is Prince George of Cambridge
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The Duke and Duchess are spending private time with their newborn
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Prince Harry and Queen Elizabeth II visit Kensington Palace to meet the baby
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Catherine says, "It's such a special time," while William says, "He's got her looks, thankfully"

Question: William's name was announced a few days after birth; his brother @placeholder's upon leaving the hospital.

Answer: Harry

Question: @placeholder placed the teeny royal heir in a car seat in the back of a black sport utility vehicle, then got behind the wheel for the trip to their residence at Kensington Palace.

Answer: William

Answer: William


The police officer whose heavy handed, 'out of control' actions breaking up a North Texas pool party were caught on camera and caused national outrage has resigned.. Officer David Eric Casebolt left his job with the McKinney Police Department on Tuesday after almost 10 years on the force and the day after a local protest drew nearly 1,000 people to the streets. His resignation was confirmed by his attorney, Jane Bishkin of Dallas and comes after calls for him to leave his job echoed across the Dallas-area city of McKinney and beyond via social media. McKinney's police chief said after the resignation that Casebolt's actions were 'indefensible.'
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Officer David Casebolt claims he's received death threats since footage of a confrontation with a group of black Texas teens surfaced last weekend
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A protest nearly 1,000 strong broke out in the Dallas-area city of McKinney on Monday evening
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A viral video showed him pushing a girl to the ground Friday and brandishing his gun at other black teens

Question: The role of race in the incident has divided the quickly growing city of about 150,000, which has attracted young families seeking affordable and spacious housing, good schools and a violent crime rate about 85 percent lower than that of @placeholder.

Answer: Dallas

Answer: Dallas

Answer: Dallas


A mother-of-two has smashed the record for the UK's biggest ever coupon shop after buying almost £1,200 worth of food in one go - without spending a penny. Holly Smith, 30, from Gorleston near Great Yarmouth, did the sweep in Tesco Lowestoft, Suffolk, with her husband Callum and gave the whole lot to charity. The 429 item haul included 200 packets of sausages, 63 pots of soup, hundreds of pounds worth of toys and 30 Quorn products. The extreme couponer, who has Asperger's Syndrome, spent months collecting thousands of shopping vouchers to help a local charity for the homeless. The Benjamin Foundation assists families and individuals across the county to deal with many of life's challenges ranging from homelessness to finding affordable childcare.
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Holly Smith, 30, from Gorleston  did the sweep at Tesco in Lowestoft
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Mother who suffers Asperger's and debilitating illness wanted to help out
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Sweep included 200 packets of sausages, 63 pots of soup and toys
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Huge haul is going to local homeless charity, The Benjamin Foundation

Question: 'People with @placeholder's tend to focus on certain things and for me that's extreme couponing, freebies and bargain hunting.'

Answer: Asperger

Answer: Asperger


TEL AVIV, Israel (CNN) -- In Tel Aviv's wholesale fashion headquarters, where textile merchants follow in the legacy of fathers and grandfathers, many Israelis are looking for the latest in tech fashion: the iPhone. Mobile phone store Z-Tov Ltd. in Tel Aviv carries iPhones among other cell phones and products. It's at Z-Tov Ltd. that consumers shop for the latest models of Samsung, Philips and Motorola. The local mobile phone chain even carries the 8GB and 16GB models of the highly coveted iPhone. One customer asks the clerk whether the store sells the 16GB iPhone. But when he hears the price, the customer walks off in disappointment.
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Z-Tov sells the 8GB iPhone for about 2,000 NIS, or about U.S. $790
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Apple has yet to make its presence official in Israel
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In Israel, selling and unlocking the coveted iPhone is big business
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Apple COO Tim Cook: Unlocked iPhones "a good problem to have"

Question: But the price doesn't hinder @placeholder's popularity here, appealing mostly to young men quick to upgrade their 8GB to a 16GB model as if memory size is a barometer of male bravado.

Answer: iPhone

Answer: iPhone

Answer: 16GB iPhone

Answer: iPhone


(CNN) Adam West, star of the popular and campy 1960s "Batman" TV show, died Friday night after  "a short but brave battle with leukemia," his family said in a statement. He was 88. In a signature role, West played Bruce Wayne and his alter ego, the crime-fighting, costumed Batman, a popular comics character who came to life on the ABC-TV series. The show, with a catchy -- some might say aggravating -- theme song, earned a cult following. The series lasted three seasons and enjoyed a long afterlife in syndication. West later supplied the voice of Mayor Adam West, the oddball leader of Quahog, Rhode Island, on the animated series "Family Guy."
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Adam West won fame on "Batman" in 1960s
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He later voiced role of mayor on "Family Guy"

Question: As @placeholder, West also demonstrated his strong command of vocabulary, delivering wacky one-liners in a deadpan style.

Answer: Batman

Answer: Batman

Answer: Batman

Question: West said a commercial helped him get the @placeholder role.

Answer: Batman

Answer: Batman

Answer: Batman


(CNN) China has promised to carry out more military drills near a disputed border region amid an escalating war of words with India. "We will preserve our sovereign territory and security interests at any cost," Senior Col. Wu Qian, Chinese Defense Ministry spokesman, told reporters Monday, adding that the People's Liberation Army will "further intensify targeted operations and trainings" around the Doklam area. India and China have been in a weeks-long standoff over a thin strip of land bordering both countries and Bhutan, in the Himalayas. Though not a part of Indian territory, the area is close to the "chicken's neck," a strategic corridor that serves as a vital artery between Delhi and its far northeastern states.
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Border tensions have been ongoing for weeks, show no sign of de-escalating
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Comments come amid increasing Chinese military activity throughout Asia

Question: "In non-territorial waters, @placeholder military ships and planes enjoy freedom of navigation and overflight just as all other countries."

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese Defense Ministry

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese


The Duchess of Cambridge's decision to 'borrow' a priceless tiara belonging to the Queen Mother rather than buying a new one has confused the Chinese media, MailOnline can reveal today. Kate wore the Papyrus tiara at last night's state banquet at Buckingham Palace, which has bamboozled Chinese journalists because sharing heirlooms is so rare. Chinese news website ifeng.com told readers the Duchess, 33, first wore the Queen Mother's tiara in 2013 and were surprised she didn’t just get a new one for meeting President Xi yesterday. One article said: 'It looks like this is not the first time that she "borrowed" the tiara from the Queen' - but added glowingly: 'This made Kate’s first state banquet appearance phenomenal. We look forward to more stunning fashion from her'.
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Chinese media confused by Kate's need to wear Queen Mother's tiara
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Journalists call British 'potato people' who 'can't drink tea properly'
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Obsession in China with Viscount Hood - falsely called 'Queen's butler'
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Britain to send TV like Sherlock in return for HS2 and nuclear power plants

Question: 'Fish and chips is a fast food for average @placeholder people.

Answer: British


Forget the big belly and the round face, because this year old Saint Nick has been given a sexy makeover courtesy of one very untraditional – yet unsurprisingly popular – model-turned-mall Santa. Paul Mason, a Canadian model-turned-Kris Kringle, is known as 'Fashion Santa' at Toronto's Yorkdale Mall, but unlike Saint Nicks of years past, Paul boasts a trim frame and smoldering blue eyes that have more than a few people begging to get on his naughty list this holiday season. And while a long white beard has never looked so seductive, Paul also shares Father Christmas' heart of gold.
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Paul Mason is a professional model who is known as 'Fashion Santa' at Toronto's Yorkdale Mall
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The model, who has worked in the industry for 30 years, joined forces with Yorkdale last year and appears in the mall's holiday campaigns
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Yorkdale will donate $1 to the SickKids Foundation for every person who posts a selfie with Paul using the hashtag #YorkdaleFashionSanta

Question: 'It’s a modern spin on the typical Santa photos,' he told @placeholder.

Answer: Yorkdale Mall

Answer: Yorkdale Mall

Answer: Yorkdale

Answer: Yorkdale


It's tense in Thailand, where violence has spilled into the streets, people have died or been injured, and the army declared martial law Tuesday. Underscoring the instability, the army's decision to take control of the country came as a surprise to acting Prime Minister Niwattumrong Boonsongpaisan, an aide to the leader told CNN. The army "took this action unilaterally," said the aide, who did not wish to be named. The person described the action as "half a coup d'etat." Lt. Gen. Nipat Thonglek said the move was not a coup. "The army aims to maintain peace, order and public safety for all groups and all parties," a ticker running on the army's television channel said. "People are urged not to panic, and can carry on their business as usual," he said.
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Military says it wants to bring stability after protests and Prime Minister's removal
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Analyst: Military is trying to persuade protesters to go home, "dial down the tensions"
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Government aide calls situation "half a coup d'etat," says military's action was unilateral
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Thailand's army has declared martial law but stresses the move is not a coup

Question: @placeholder, the lieutenant general, said the precise restrictions of martial law were being worked out.

Answer: Nipat Thonglek


The deadly shooting last week at an Oregon community college has an eerie parallel with the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School that killed 20 pupils and six adult staff members in 2012. Like Adam Lanza, the gunman in the Connecticut massacre, Christopher Harper-Mercer was living a mostly solitary life with a mom who shared his fascination with firearms. Both stories illustrate the struggles parents face caring for a deeply troubled child, struggles that can inadvertently lead to a volatile outcome made easier by ready access to weaponry. 'When you begin to bring guns into the home environment where you have that dangerous cocktail of behavior, that's pretty unbelievable,' said Mary Ellen O'Toole, a former FBI profiler who directs George Mason University's forensic science program.
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Chris Harper-Mercer killed 8 classmates and 1 teacher in Oregon shooting
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Adam Lanza killed 20 children and six staff members in Sandy Hook attack
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Both were loners like Colorado movie theater shooter James Holmes
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Lanza and Harper-Mercer both had behavioral issues, stayed in recluse
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They bonded with their mothers over guns and went on shooting trips

Question: Harper-@placeholder bears similarities to other school shooters: a young male focused on mass lethality and carrying out the killings in a military-like mission destined to end in the killer's own death, O'Toole said.

Answer: Mercer

Answer: Mercer

Answer: Mercer


Washington (CNN) -- The United States and Russia completed a spy swap Friday, exchanging the agents on chartered planes at an airport in Vienna, Austria, a U.S. official and Russian media said. The plane carrying 10 Russian agents, who were expelled from the United States on Thursday for intelligence gathering, landed at Moscow's Domodedovo Airport on Friday afternoon, the airport press office said. "The United States has successfully transferred 10 Russian agents to the Russian Federation and the Russian Federation has released four individuals who had been incarcerated in Russia," Dean Boyd, a spokesman for the National Security Division at the U.S. Department of Justice, said in a statement released as the plane landed in Moscow. "The exchange of these individuals ... has been completed."
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NEW: Spy swap idea originated with the U.S.
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Six children of Russian agents have left the U.S., attorneys say
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U.S. and Russia complete spy swap at Vienna airport
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Moscow airport confirms plane landed with 10 Russian agents aboard

Question: Four young children of the @placeholder agents are now in Russia, according to attorneys for the agents.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian Federation

Answer: Russian Federation

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian


(CNN) The United States is being hit with the most mumps cases in a decade, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The latest tally as of November 5 is 2,879 cases in 45 states and the District of Columbia. Mumps is a contagious disease caused by a virus spread through saliva and mucus. The CDC recommends that children get two doses of the MMR vaccine, which protects against measles, mumps and rubella, but it is not 100% effective. To respond to this year's high numbers, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices -- a panel of medical and public health experts who meet three times a year to offer vaccination guidance for the United States -- is considering recommendation of a third dose of vaccine. It is unclear what age groups this would involve.
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The CDC reports 2,879 cases of the mumps in 45 states and DC, the most since 2006
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Arkansas and Iowa have been the hardest hit

Question: She said that studies show the current vaccine is effective against this strain and that the @placeholder is not concerned about changing strains.

Answer: CDC

Answer: CDC

Answer: DC


Samantha Cameron showcased another election campaign outfit this morning, firming up her position as the most stylish of the politician's partners. The Prime Minister's wife showed her support of UK business by sporting a thoroughly British outfit at the Conservative Party's manifesto launch in Swindon. Wearing a simple but elegant £185 emerald green wrap dress by London-based designer The Fold, Mrs Cameron looked every inch the First Lady of British politics as she arrived at the town's University Technical Colleges. Winning in the style stakes: Samantha Cameron, wearing an £185 Hampton dress in emerald green from The Fold, supports husband David as he launches the Conservative Party's manifesto in Swindon
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Sam Cam accompanied the PM to the launch of his party's manifesto
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Samantha looked at ease in the £185 emerald green wrap Hampton dress
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The designer behind the frock is British fashion company The Fold
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Amanda Holden and Davina McCall are also fans of the work-wear brand

Question: @placeholder had Sam's full attention and she only paused to smile, exchange some knowing looks with the Chancellor and to applaud.

Answer: David

Question: A wave to the crowds: @placeholder and Samantha look happy after launching the manifesto

Answer: David


Producers from the ABC did attempt to contact 'people familiar' with Zaky Mallah before they allowed him to ask a question on the panel program Q&A, however, they failed to review his recent social media posts. According to a report by the Department of Communications, attempts to contact Mr Mallah's associates were 'unsuccessful' so the program's producers chose to base their decision on three other factors- previous experiences with Mr Mallah, the advice of an ABC journalist and a review of a recent television appearance. It was decided 'he was not dangerous, would not be disruptive and would be a suitable audience member to ask a question'.
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A report from the Department of Communications found that producers from Q&A did attempt to contact people familiar with Zaky Mallah
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However, they failed to identify explicit tweets he sent to female journalists
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The report found  Mallah has made 'extensive media appearances' since his conviction for threatening ASIO officials
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The ABC's Board formally warned executive producer, Peter McEvoy
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The board said Mallah should have been cut given his criminal background
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Mallah clashed with parliamentary secretary Steve Ciobo about citizenship
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He was the first Australian charged under anti-terror laws back in 2005

Question: @placeholder, in 2005, was cleared of terrorism related charges involving a suicide attack on a commonwealth building.

Answer: Zaky Mallah

Answer: Mallah

Answer: Mallah

Answer: Zaky Mallah

Answer: Mallah

Answer: Mallah

Answer: Mallah


From floating spoons and coffins to crabs and pyramids, alien hunters are often reporting strange structures in images beamed back from the surface of Mars. Now, the latest 'discovery' seen using high-resolution images of the Martian surface, a mysterious circle of stones have been spotted on top of a raised mound on the planet. Dubbed 'Marshenge', alien enthusiasts have been comparing it to the famous stone circle at Stonehenge in Wiltshire, England. The strange cluster of stones has already triggered theories that it may have been built by aliens. However, experts have in the past said such stone circles may form as a result of natural processes that also occur here on Earth.
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Alien hunters claim to have spotted a stone circle on the surface of Mars
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They claim it resembles the famous Stonehenge formation in Wiltshire
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However, experts have warned that stone circles can also form naturally
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It is the latest in a long line of strange 'objects' spotted in images of Mars

Question: Earlier this month archaeologists announced the discovery of another line of standing stones around a mile away from @placeholder that dates back 4,500 years.

Answer: Stonehenge

Answer: Stonehenge


(CNN) -- On a warm summer afternoon in Buenos Aires last February, an Argentinian friend dropped me off in the charming historic neighborhood of San Telmo on her way to work. "You should go see a murga tonight!" she said. My only association with murga was a love song by one of my favorite musicians, Uruguayan singer Jorge Drexler, called "Murga Reggae": "Con mi amor yo quiero bailar/Murga Reggae." My Spanish wasn't good enough to understand the entire song, but the lyrics I did get seemed pleasant: Something about summertime, a shower of stars, the end of carnival and how he wanted to dance with his love. Did I want to see a murga? Claro!
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Both Uruguay and Argentina have rich traditions honoring murga
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Murga is a lively form of street theater
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Working people practice for months to star in televised competitions and street celebrations
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Murga has its roots in Spain but was transformed by the drumming of enslaved Africans

Question: @placeholder's association with working-class neighborhoods, unions and political satire made it a target of the countries' right-wing dictatorships in the 1970s and 1980s, when thousands of people deemed threatening to the regime were forcibly disappeared.

Answer: Murga

Answer: Murga

Question: San Telmo: One of the oldest neighborhoods of Buenos Aires, @placeholder will meet every romantic's expectations: cobblestone streets, wrought iron balconies, antique markets and tango.

Answer: San Telmo


WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- President Richard M. Nixon and his Brazilian counterpart, Emilio Medici, in 1971 discussed ways their countries could work together to overthrow the socialist government of Salvador Allende in Chile, according to a newly declassified document. President Richard M. Nixon, right, and his Brazilian counterpart, Emilio Medici. During a meeting of the two leaders at the White House on December 9 of that year, Medici was discussing the possibility of a coup by the Chilean military with assistance from Brazilian military officers when Nixon said that it was "very important that Brazil and the United States work closely in this field," according to the document.
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Document shows Richard M. Nixon, Emilio Medici had like-minded goals
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It says two leaders met at White House, Nixon offered money or other discreet aid
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CIA memo says Brazilian general thought U.S. wanted Brazil "to do the dirty work"
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Memo, other documents were declassified in July of this year as part of project

Question: The newly published documents do not offer any conclusive proof of Brazilian involvement in the @placeholder coup of 1973, which the Nixon administration supported.

Answer: Chile

Answer: Chilean


The Senate Intelligence Committee voted Thursday for the public release of key parts of a report on the notorious CIA detention and interrogation program launched after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. A final decision on declassifying the information now rests with the White House, and it was unclear how long such a process would take. Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein of California said the panel she leads voted 11-3 in a closed-door session to declassify the 480-page executive summary and 20 findings and conclusions of the five-year study. Feinstein called the report's findings "shocking," saying it "exposes brutality that stands in stark contrast to our values as a nation."
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The panel voted 11-3 for declassification of some of  the report
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Intelligence Committee report covers CIA interrogation programs during the Bush era
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Panel will submit entire report to the White House, which has final say on declassification
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This is the report that triggered allegations of CIA spying on the Intelligence Committee

Question: Feinstein accused the CIA of snooping on computers used by the @placeholder staffers, which were in a CIA facility designated for the committee's use.

Answer: Senate Intelligence Committee

Answer: Intelligence Committee

Answer: Intelligence Committee


Washington (CNN) The advertised purpose of President Barack Obama's pre-vacation news conference Thursday was to highlight gains in the war against ISIS in Iraq and Syria with the Pentagon as a backdrop. But for all his talk of terrorism, Russia and other geopolitical challenges, the underlying argument he wanted to make was clear: it's a serious business being commander-in-chief and the Republican who wants his job isn't fit for the Oval Office. Obama ridiculed Donald Trump's recent suggestion that the election system could be rigged, called on the candidate to act like a president since he's soon to be briefed on confidential information and implied that he didn't believe the billionaire businessman could be trusted with America's nuclear codes.
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Obama hit out at Trump just two days after branding him unfit to be commander in chief
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Trump and Clinton are expected to soon start getting classified intelligence briefings

Question: Obama pointed to many such challenges in Thursday's @placeholder news conference, particularly the fight against ISIS, also known as ISIL.

Answer: Pentagon


Washington (CNN) Nearly five months ago, President Donald Trump bid farewell to a grinning Barack Obama, waving as the military helicopter shuttling his predecessor into post-White House life got smaller and smaller. They haven't spoken or seen each other since. For a President who seeks extensive counsel from outside the White House -- in calls to old friends, business executives, and even despotic foreign leaders -- Trump has largely forgone advice or guidance from any of the men who have held his job previously. In the months after Trump and Obama carried out a peaceful hand off of power, the two have failed to develop any sort of working relationship, according to White House advisers and former administration officials.
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Trump accused Obama of wiretapping him
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They haven't spoken since Inauguration Day

Question: Once Trump was installed in office, however, things progressively soured, culminating in Trump's March tweets accusing Obama of ordering surveillance of @placeholder.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


A group of Belgian holidaymakers who were heading to the French Alps for a few days of skiing wound up being taken on a major detour thanks to their coach driver’s sat-nav mistake. The driver wasn’t familiar with the route to La Plagne, a popular destination for ski tourists, and mistakenly drove the tour group to the South of France after selecting the wrong destination on his GPS. Instead of entering La Plagne into his sat-nav, the driver entered Plagne, located in the French Pyrenees, putting the group of 50 holidaymakers on a nearly 800-mile detour, Belgian media reported. The tourists were travelling to La Plagne in the French Alps, but were driven towards the South of France
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Group of 50 holidaymakers were travelling to La Plagne in the French Alps
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Their coach driver selected Plagne, in the French Pyrenees, as destination
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The driver turned around in Toulouse after realising his error
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Tour group arrived at La Plagne nearly 24 hours behind schedule

Question: By the time the driver realised his mistake the group was already in Toulouse, nearly 425 miles south-west of @placeholder.

Answer: La Plagne

Answer: La Plagne

Answer: La Plagne

Answer: La Plagne

Answer: La Plagne


Yes, it is blindingly obvious but sometimes the obvious is just the ticket. What I mean is that if you Google 'honeymoon', 'paradise' or 'islands', you are bound to end up with the Maldives. Which brings with it a pressure all of its own. So here we are (me and my wife Lauren) on the first day of our honeymoon on the 150m by 200m Kandolhu Island, a comparative freckle atop the coral that is Ari Atoll to the west of the capital Male. Our journey had involved a seaplane (first tick on the holiday list) and now we are having a candlelit dinner (tick number two) on the beach, trying to look exactly as couples do in the brochures.
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Known as 'honeymoon central,' couples adore these many secluded atolls
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Kandolhu Island is located just above Ari Atoll - to the west of capital Male
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Only 30 villas encircle the island. Each comes with its own pool or hot-tub

Question: Once back on @placeholder, every couple returns to honeymoon formation, eyes only on each other.

Answer: Kandolhu Island


Hillary Clinton sought to clarify her "dead broke" comment that generated a critical reaction in social media and energized her detractors, saying simply that she and her husband have known periods in their lives when they struggled financially to pay off debt. In another interview as her new memoir, "Hard Choices," hit bookstores on Tuesday, Clinton found herself again talking about her immediate post White House years when the former first family owed millions to lawyers and had nothing in the bank as they transitioned to a new life. In an interview with ABC's Diane Sawyer that aired on Monday, Mrs. Clinton said she and former President Bill Clinton were "dead broke" and "struggled to piece together the resources" for mortgages in pricey Washington and the New York suburbs and their daughter Chelsea's tuition at prestigious Stanford University.
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Clinton defends her tenure at State Department, pushes back on Benghazi critics
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On the subject of Monica Lewinsky, Clinton says she has "moved on"
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She says the Clintons were broke when they left the White House in 2001
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She will decide on presidential run "when it feels right for me to decide"

Question: "She is perfectly free to do that," Clinton said about @placeholder's essay.

Answer: Monica Lewinsky


Fiorentina piled on the misery for AC Milan by scoring twice in the last 10 minutes as they came from behind to win 2-1 and put more pressure on Filippo Inzaghi's team on Monday. A superb brace from Felipe Anderson gave Lazio a 2-0 win at Torino which took them clear of Napoli in third place, the Champions League playoff spot, in another of Monday's games. Monday's defeat at Fiorentina heaped more pressure on Filippo Inzaghi Fiorentina's winning goal came after chaotic scenes at the Artemio Franchi stadium where the referee went off injured and the teams kept playing before he had been replaced, apparently unaware there was nobody in charge of the match.
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Mattia Destro put Milan ahead against the run of play in 56th minute
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Gonzalo Rodriguez and Joaquin scored in the last seven minutes
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Ref went off injured and the teams kept playing without an official

Question: @placeholder coach Inzaghi, whose future is the subject of speculation after almost every draw or defeat, left the pitch looking thoroughly soaked and miserable.

Answer: AC Milan

Answer: Milan


Are Chelsea cracking up? Last week I said something was not quite right at Stamford Bridge. Now things are escalating faster than anyone might have expected. This week Jose Mourinho has fallen out with his doctor and now his captain. All of his defenders were playing poorly at Man City and Jose could have subbed off any of them. But he took off John Terry, which was a strange decision. What’s the message there? He always has problems after a few years at a club but there’s one person he won’t want to fall out with — Roman Abramovich.
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Chelsea fell to a 3-0 defeat at Manchester City in the Premier League
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Jose Mourinho took his captain John Terry off at half time at Etihad
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Fernandinho could be City's hidden hero in title pursuit this season
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There's a pattern emerging at Sunderland season after season
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Ross Barkley is a jewel in Roberto Martinez's crown at Everton
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It's not too late to sign up for MailOnline's new Fantasy Football game

Question: It's easy to talk about Sergio Aguero and David Silva, but if Man City are to win the league @placeholder will be key.

Answer: Fernandinho


As a child, she grew up  feeling she was nobody's child. At just four years old, Jessica Stoate lost her father. Then, ten years later,  her mother died of cancer. It was at that moment, devastated at the loss of both parents when she was just 14 years old, that Jessica vowed to help others. 'I made a promise that no other little girl will ever have to lose what I lost, or live how I have lived,' she told MailOnline. And today, on Mother's Day, the 23-year-old from Walton-on-Thames, Surrey is fulfilling her promise. Scroll down for video
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Jessica Stoate's father Richard died when she was four, from a heart defect
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10 years later her mother Samantha died after a five-year battle with cancer
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She made made a promise to her parents not to let another little girl lose what she had or live her life as she would
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Growing up she described feeling as though she was 'nobody's child'
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She kept her tragic past a secret  eager not to be treated differently
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On Mother's Day she is fulfilling her promise launching a new campaign
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She's running a marathon to raise money for cancer charity Anthony Nolan

Question: @placeholder went into remission, but around four years later, when her daughter was 13, the disease returned.

Answer: Samantha


West Palm Beach, Florida (CNN) President Donald Trump arrived for another weekend at his languid Florida resort on Thursday,  this time without the usual retinue of top aides who have accompanied him in the past, even as global tensions flare. Trump's jaunt to Mar-a-Lago, his seventh since taking office in January, coincides with a closely watched anniversary in North Korea, where analysts have said the rogue regime may be preparing for a sixth nuclear test. It wouldn't be the first time Trump confronted a global incident from the confines of his terra-cotta-roofed oceanfront mansion. During a visit with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe earlier this year, North Korea test fired ballistic missiles, prompting an impromptu strategy session on Mar-a-Lago's dining patio. Last weekend, as Trump was hosting Chinese President Xi Jinping, he announced US missile strikes from Mar-a-Lago after conferring with top aides in a specially designed conference room.
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This is Trump's seventh trip to Mar-a-Lago since taking office
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Trump previously hosted Chinese President Xi Jinping at the resort

Question: "We spent a lot of time together in @placeholder and he's a very special man so we'll see how it goes."

Answer: Florida

Answer: Florida


(CNN) Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders may have little in common on policy, but they have one message that has fired up both their respective bases: The system is rigged and I'm the only one who's not in the pockets of big-money donors. Good government crusaders who have long sought champions for getting big money out of campaigns may have found them in the billionaire whose opponents have dubbed a fascist and a self-proclaimed Democratic socialist. Trump has often bragged of buying politicians before becoming one himself, and cited the recent news of a Goldman Sachs loan to Ted Cruz to reiterate his point.
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Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders are both making appeals to voters partially based on their independence from big money donors
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Trump cites his prior backing of political candidates as evidence he knows the system is rigged
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Sanders blames super PACs and other top donations as the reason there hasn't been change in Washington

Question: "It's because we have a campaign finance system that is corrupt, we have super @placeholder, we have the pharmaceutical industry pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into campaign contributions and lobbying, and the private insurance companies as well."

Answer: PACs


Her whole family became a spectacle on  reality television show when The Osbournes was unleashed on to MTV viewers in 2002, but Sharon and Ozzy's oldest daughter Aimee became best known for refusing to let the cameras into her life. But now  32, the shy brunette is making a play for the limelight by launching a singing career of her own but has admitted to the Independent that she is no longer close with her famous siblings Kelly and Jack Osbourne. And while the family all speak with an American-inflected twang after years living in the US, Aimee has still preserved her cut-glass English tones.
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Aimee Osbourne, 32, follows in dad Ozzy's footsteps with music career
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Aimee says there is 'acceptance' but not 'ease' with siblings Kelly and Jack
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The reclusive Osbourne sister looks glamorous with sculpted cheekbones

Question: The sisters have only lived next door to each other since July 2014, when @placeholder bought the house next door to Aimee for $2 (£1.3) million.

Answer: Kelly

Answer: Kelly


(CNN) Tropical Storm Nate killed 20 people in Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Honduras on Thursday, officials said. Hurricane and tropical storm warnings have been issued in three US states as the storm barrels northward. Seven people are still missing after the storm hit Nicaragua, the country's vice president said. It is forecast to make landfall on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula on Friday with up to 8 inches (20 centimeters) of rain. An advisory from the US National Hurricane Center said warnings had been issued for portions of the Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama coastlines, with the storm expected to hit the region late Saturday or early Sunday as a Category 1 hurricane.
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Storm moves across Nicaragua toward Honduras; poses flash-flooding and mudslides risks
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Expected to reach US over the weekend

Question: Still, many factors will play a role in @placeholder's development through the weekend, he said.

Answer: Storm Nate

Question: "How much @placeholder is able to strengthen once it hits those warm waters depends a lot on how intact the center of the storm can maintain as it traverses land," Miller said.

Answer: Storm Nate


Versailles, the former seat of French royalty, is top of the FAI’s short-list to host the Republic of Ireland at the Euro 2016 Championships. Martin O’Neill and Roy Keane on Sunday checked out facilities at the Trianon Palace Versailles, situated on 20 acres of woodland, and the training ground at nearby Stade de Monbauron, 20km from Paris, which became available after the Dutch failed to qualify. The other choice for Ireland is the Renaissance Paris Hippodrome Hotel in Crossy-sur-Seine, just 16km west of the Eiffel Tower. The camp, including two grass pitches at Parc Omnisport, had been first choice of Group E rivals Italy, who have opted for a base in Montpellier.
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Versailles is top of the FAI's short-list to host the Republic of Ireland
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Martin O’Neill and Roy Keane checked out the facilities on Sunday
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The Irish will face Belgium, Sweden and Italy at Euro 2016 finals

Question: O’Neill is keen to stay near @placeholder as his team play their first Group E game in the Stade de France, and their third in Lille, an hour north by TGV.

Answer: Paris

Answer: Paris Hippodrome


(CNN) Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte visited a morgue early Saturday to pay respects to the 14 people killed hours earlier in an explosion at a crowded market in Davao City. At least 71 people were injured in the attack on the popular market. Duterte described the attack as an act of terrorism, and declared the nation in "a state of lawlessness," the official Philippines News Agency reported, authorizing the police and military to search cars and frisk people at checkpoints. He said he had not declared martial law, according to PNA. Rodrigo Duterte promised to fight drug dealers "We have to confront the ugly head of terrorism," Duterte said Friday, standing near the explosion site in his hometown. "We will take this as a police matter about terrorism."
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National defense secretary "assumes" Islamist militant group Abu Sayyaf  to blame
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President declares country in "a state of lawless violence" and authorizes searches

Question: @placeholder's spokesman said the constitution gives the President the power to "call out ... armed forces to prevent or suppress lawless violence, invasion or rebellion."

Answer: Rodrigo Duterte

Answer: Duterte

Answer: Rodrigo Duterte

Answer: Duterte


Turkish jets launched a fresh wave of airstrikes in Northern Iraq after NATO backed the country in its war against militant uprisings. Images of bombs hitting several positions of the outlawed Kurdistan Worker’s party (PKK) were released by the country's armed forces. The air raid came after all members of the 28-nation military alliance gave Turkey its full backing. Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said NATO supported Ankara in the face of 'terrible acts of terror' and instability along its southern border. 'The security of the alliance is indivisible,' ambassadors from all 28 nations later declared in a statement after the meeting, called to assess the threat posed by ISIS and Kurdish rebels.
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All members of 28-nation military alliance gave their full support to Ankara
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Comes after Ankara ended ceasefire  with raids against PKK bases in Iraq
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Turkey blamed explosion that crippled major gas line on Kurdish rebels
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Ankara has rounded up some 900 suspected ISIS members and militants

Question: However, while public statements stressed @placeholder unity, an official said members also used the closed-door meeting to call on Turkey not to use undue force and to continue peace efforts with representatives of the Kurdish minority.

Answer: NATO

Answer: NATO


Teachers should be allowed to show Prophet Mohammed cartoons in school as part of a national curriculum on the Europe massacres caused by the images, Danish politicians have said. In January, 12 people at the French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo which reprinted Danish cartoons, and later created some of their own, were shot dead in a jihadist attack on their Paris offices. And the Danish newspaper which originally printed 12 satirical cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed in 2005 sparked protests in parts of the Islamic world. The paper received death threats. In January, Cherif and Said Kouachi (pictured) shot 12 people dead in a jihadist attack on the Charlie Hebdo offices in revenge for the paper printing cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed
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Danish politicians call for Charlie Hebdo attacks to be taught in schools
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Teachers 'should be allowed to show students the cartoons if they wish'
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Crisis caused by the cartoons 'should be on the school curriculum'
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In 2005, cartoons in a Danish newspaper also sparked widespread protests
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Conservative parties say the controversies are an important part of history

Question: 'Politically we don't regulate the details of what students are taught, that's an old tradition to make sure that @placeholder schools are kept free from political interference.'

Answer: Danish

Answer: Danish

Answer: Danish

Answer: Danish

Answer: Danish


Fancy the idea of a full English breakfast grown entirely in a science lab? That is the vision of Silicon Valley’s latest craze – high-tech food – and Britain may soon get its first taste if the company behind a mayonnaise made of plant, rather than egg, brings its product to the UK. It is a multi-million dollar business which has taken the US by storm and includes everything from lab-grown meat to total food replacements. Ask Rob Rhinehart, 26, how he sees the future and the computer scientist will tell you that food will eventually be made so cheap that only the rich will cook.
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First eggless mayo product may soon be available in British supermarkets
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Its arrival is part of a multi-million dollar high-tech food business big in US
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Silicon Valley visionaries are working on growing meat and eggs in labs
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Company behind Just Mayo, which contains eggs made from plants, is rumoured to be interested in bringing product to the UK

Question: The American company is now looking to increase its production and expand its delivery network to other locations, including the @placeholder.

Answer: UK

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: UK


For five years, Gov. Nikki Haley, South Carolina's first minority governor, dismissed calls to remove the Confederate battle flag from the Statehouse lawn as a divisive issue far from her agenda. In her 2010 campaign, she said the two-thirds legislative approval required to move the flag from its 30-foot perch was too high a hurdle to allow for real debate. When her re-election opponent called last fall for it to be removed, she branded it a desperate stunt. None of that mattered, she said, after nine people were killed last month at a black church in Charleston, including its pastor, State Sen. Clementa Pinckney, in a crime she called 'pure hate.'
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South Carolina lawmakers plan to introduce a resolution Tuesday to debate removing the Confederate flag from the State House grounds
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Gov. Nikki Haley said she was 'disgusted' to see photos of Emanuel AME Church shooting suspect Dylann Roof with flag
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'The flag didn't kill those families, but let's honor every person in South Carolina so no one drives by this Statehouse and feels pain,' she said
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Publicly called on legislators to send the battle flag to a museum
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Flag has become a 'deeply offensive symbol of a brutally oppressive past'

Question: Since taking office, Haley said, a goal has been to change how people outside the state view @placeholder.

Answer: South Carolina

Answer: South Carolina

Answer: South Carolina


Washington (CNN) 2017 is almost in the books — and so are another 12 months of public opinion polling. The calendar year that President Donald Trump spent settling into the White House has been marked by consistently low ratings from a majority of the American public. But this year also has seen new highs for the economy, growing popularity for Obamacare and widening public opinion gaps ahead of the 2018 midterm elections next year. Here are the seven most important polling trends from 2017: 1. Trump's job approval hits record-breaking lows Trump will finish his first calendar year in office with just a 35% approval rating — the lowest at this point in a new president's term stretching back to the Eisenhower administration, according to polling by CNN, CNN/ORC, CNN/USA Today/Gallup and Gallup.
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Trump earned the lowest first-year approval rating in seven decades of polling
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More registered voters say they plan to vote for a Democrat rather than a Republican in the midterm election
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Most Americans say the Russia investigation is serious nearly a year after the election

Question: Trump's quarterly approval numbers are some of the lowest since Gallup began tracking them for presidents — falling in the 11th percentile of out of 288 presidential quarters tracked by @placeholder over the last half century.

Answer: Gallup

Answer: Gallup


(CNN) Complaints of adverse health events related to cosmetic and personal care products more than doubled from 2015 to 2016, according to a study published Monday in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine. The majority of those complaints stemmed from hair care products. Northwestern University researchers looked at complaints collected by the Food and Drug Administration from 2004 to 2016. The information came from the FDA's Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition's Adverse Event Reporting System, which allows consumers or health care professionals to submit complaints about harm caused by using cosmetic products. The study found that there were 706 related adverse events reported in 2015 and 1,591 in 2016. Compared with the average number of reports across the 12-year study period, that's a 78% increase in 2015 and a 300% increase in 2016.
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Complaints of adverse health events from personal care products more than doubled from 2015 to 2016
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Currently, the FDA has limited regulation over cosmetics and personal care products

Question: @placeholder's data on cosmetic adverse events are limited because reporting is voluntary.

Answer: Food and Drug Administration

Answer: FDA

Answer: FDA


A popular noodle brand has launched an investigation after pictures emerged online apparently showing maggots crawling around the  lid of one their products. The disturbing photos were posted on numerous complaint websites by a person using the name 'Concerned Public'. They claimed they bought Maggi Noodles in Coles Coorparoo and Coles Morningside, two neighbouring suburbs in Brisbane's south-east. The owner of the infested cup of noodles said it was the second time in a month they had found maggots in their noodles and decided to take the matter public to 'alert people of the outbreak'. Scroll down for video Popular brand Maggi have launched an investigation into their noodles after pictures emerged online (above) showing tiny maggots crawling around inside the lid of a cup of beef noodles
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A consumer has found maggots on the lid of their Maggi Noodles
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In an online post, the person said it happened twice in one month
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They claim they bought the noodles in Coles Coorparoo and Morningside
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They say they don't want 'another Nanna Berries scenario'
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Nestlé say they are investigating the incident with Brisbane City Council

Question: 'The quality and safety of our products is a non-negotiable priority,' a @placeholder spokesperson said.

Answer: Nestlé


A father shot his two sons aged just 10 and 12 before taking his own life in an upstairs room at the family's Baltimore home because he'd recently lost his job. Julian Roary, 47 and his two sons, Julian Roary Jr., 12 and Ian Roary, 10, were found in an upstairs bedroom in the 8900 block of Yvonne Ave. in Perry Hall shortly after midnight. Roary had recently lost his job and was struggling to find a new one, according to Baltimore County police spokesman Officer Shawn Vinson. Vinson told The Baltimore Sun that Roary's girlfriend Shantal Brown-Winn, had called police after hearing a gunshot, which sounded like fireworks and which she thought occurred 'outside.'
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Julian Roary and his two sons, Julian Roary Jr., 12 and Ian Roary, 10, died
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Roary shot the boys in an upstairs bedroom on Yvonne Ave. in Perry Hall
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Police said Roary had been having difficulty getting a job for some time
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Roary's girlfriend had called police after hearing a gunshot,  'outside'
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She later found Roary and his two boys dead upstairs in the house

Question: @placeholder had worked as acting human resources manager of the Baltimore Parking Authority until last week.

Answer: Julian Roary

Answer: Julian Roary Jr.

Answer: Ian Roary

Answer: Roary

Answer: Roary

Answer: Julian Roary

Answer: Julian Roary Jr.

Answer: Ian Roary

Answer: Roary

Answer: Roary

Answer: Roary

Answer: Roary


A British man who spent five months fighting against ISIS in Syria has been banned from giving a speech at his old university over fears he encourages others to travel to the region. Macer Gifford, 28, fought with the Kurdish group YPG and was due to give a talk on Tuesday at top London university UCL, organised by Kurdish Society president Kava Kurda. But Union Activities and Events Officer, Asad Khan, said the decision was due to 'concerns an event with a person speaking about their experiences fighting in Syria could lead to others going and fighting in the conflict'.
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Macer Gifford, 28, fought with the Kurdish group YPG in Northern Syria
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He was due to give a talk about the conflict at UCL on Tuesday
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His talk was aiming to 'shine a light' on the ongoing conflict with ISIS
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But student union chief Asad Khan stopped the event from happening
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For full news coverage on ISIS visit http://www.dailymail.co.uk/isis

Question: 'In absence of advice from the police, @placeholder indicated that their preference would be to not invite Mr Gifford to speak on this occasion, although the final decision rested with us.'

Answer: UCL

Answer: UCL


Police have seized a car and are speaking with a man as part of their investigation into the hit-and-run death of Brisbane woman Ashleigh Humphrys. A man is now assisting police with their inquiries, 9News reports. The man’s vehicle, believed to be a dark-coloured sedan, is also undergoing scientific investigation with the Forensic Crash Unit. The beautiful young 20-year-old woman is believed to have either have been on her hands and knees or lying on the road when she was struck by a car and left to die. Ms Humphrys decided to walk from Toowong to her Seventeen Mile Rocks home in Brisbane at 4am on Sunday after having an argument with a friend while they were out celebrating her 20th birthday.
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A man is now assisting police with their inquiries after tragic death
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His car is undergoing scientific investigation with the Forensic Crash Unit
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Ashleigh Humphrys was walking home after celebrating her 20th birthday
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A security guard rang police after she was walking disorientated
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The guard discovered her dead on the road while on the phone to police
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CCTV footage shows two taxis stop near her before she was struck and put hazard lights on
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Then a car drove past the taxis, mounted the footpath before swerving back onto the road and driving off
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A taxi is said to have been seized and police are talking to a person 'within the vicinity' at the time of the incident

Question: 'A young person has lost their life, the driver of this car is involved and for the sake of the family and for their own conscience and mental health into the future, these sorts of things you don’t want to carry with you,' he said to the @placeholder paper.

Answer: Brisbane

Answer: Brisbane


San Antonio, Texas (CNN) On December 19, Ginger Gilbert Ravella and her five children will travel to the hallowed ground of Arlington National Cemetery's Section 60 to bury their beloved husband and father, F-16 pilot Maj. Troy Gilbert -- for the third time. Ten years ago, Troy was flying in the skies over Iraq when he received a distress call about a Special Operations unit whose helicopter had crashed and was now being ambushed by enemy forces. His wingman had flown off to refuel and the friendly forces on the ground were too close to the enemy to safely drop a bomb. So he flew dangerously low, strafing the enemy with his Gatling gun.
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Not only had Troy Gilbert been killed in action, but insurgents had taken his body
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His wife pushed the Air Force for years to recover his remains

Question: Troy left behind @placeholder and their five children, including twin six-month-old girls.

Answer: Ginger Gilbert Ravella


The bitter dispute between Iker Casillas and Real Madrid that has marred the end of his career in Spain reared its head again on Thursday night to dramatically jeopardise his move to Porto. The two sides are still arguing over the details of the goalkeeper's pay-off with Casillas threatening to stay at the club and potentially derailing David De Gea's move to the Spanish capital. Real Madrid had briefed this week that Casillas would be given a hero's send off on Friday with the gates of the Santiago Bernabeu open to the public before he jetted off to Portugal to sign his new contract with Porto.
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Iker Casillas was set to join Portuguese side Porto from Real Madrid
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But he is in dispute with the Spanish club over the terms of his departure
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He wants the rest of his contract, which runs to 2017, to be paid up
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Any delay could affect David de Gea's potential move to Real Madrid
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Transfer news: CLICK HERE for all the latest from around the world

Question: Casillas has been offered a two-year deal worth 3.5million euros (£2.5m) a season by @placeholder with the possibility of an extra year in 2017.

Answer: Porto

Answer: Portugal

Answer: Porto

Answer: Portuguese

Answer: Porto


A British Airways pilot threatened to kill himself by crashing a jumbo jet five years before the Germanwings disaster in the French Alps last week. Robert Brown killed his wife in a horrific attack with a claw hammer, and the next day he considered deliberately crashing his Boeing 747 in order to 'make a statement'. Now his victim's family say they fear that airlines have not learned from the case and are not making enough effort to assess whether pilots are genuinely fit to fly. Scroll down for video Parallels: Robert Brown, left, threatened to crash a plane full of passengers just like Andreas Lubitz, right
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Robert Brown killed wife Joanna in 2010 and was due to fly a BA Boeing 747 the next day
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Told his murder trial he considered crashing plane 'to make a statement'
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Case has 'chilling similarities' to that of Germanwings pilot Andreas Lubitz
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Joanna Brown's relatives say airlines should have learned from the case

Question: He had told @placeholder that he was suffering from stress as a result of his divorce from wife Joanna, and consulted his GP about his illness, but carried on working anyway.

Answer: British Airways

Answer: BA


Duke, our ancient, blind, diabetic Airedale, has started to leave unmentionable ‘gifts’ on the back door step each morning. The canine OAP is now so slow moving he can no longer make it to our tiny lawn to relieve himself. He’s confused and increasingly incapacitated by ailments requiring expensive trips to the vet. I find it all very annoying. I have long since fallen out of love with the family dog - he’s like a troublesome, foul-smelling, fifth child. I know you’re thinking: ‘Poor Duke, he can’t help it.’ But you don’t live with him. A diabetic dog we have to inject with insulin twice a day is no picnic. It would try the patience of the most ardent mutt-lover, and there are side-effects too gruesome to mention here.
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Our 'I don't know how I do it' columnist opens up about the family dog
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At 12 years old, Duke the diabetic Airedale has become slow moving
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Lorraine says she's unsure how her children will cope with the pet's death

Question: That’s not the issue for us - the trauma here is an unexpected one for me as a mum: @placeholder has become a symbol of my eldest’s gradual separation into the more independent teenage world.

Answer: Duke


There are plenty of great footballers. Then, above them, there is that exclusive band of players with such genius they command universal respect and appreciation. In modern times they include Lionel Messi, old Ronaldo, new Ronaldo, Xavi, Andres Iniesta, Zinedine Zidane - and Andrea Pirlo. It was a genuinely heart-warming moment when, with 11 minutes remaining in the Champions League semi-final second leg between Real Madrid and Juventus last month, the Bernabeu rose as one to express their admiration for one man as he was subbed off. It mattered not that Pirlo had played quite a central role in wrecking Real's chances of joining their eternal rivals Barcelona in the final, this was one of those rare moments when football's tribalism came second to straightforward appreciation.
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Andrea Pirlo received a standing ovation at the Bernabeu in semi-final
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The Juventus midfielder was thoroughly deserving of such respect
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36-year-old is a proven champion and class act on and off the field
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He retains a remarkable influence that belies his year
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Pirlo will play pivotal role in Champions League final against Barcelona
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Andrea Pirlo: Paul Scholes was the best player I played against

Question: When, in 2011 at the age of 32, he found himself surplus to requirements at the San Siro, @placeholder might have been forgiven for turning away from the game.

Answer: Andrea Pirlo

Answer: Pirlo

Answer: Andrea Pirlo

Answer: Pirlo

Answer: Andrea Pirlo

Question: Moving to @placeholder has brought about a golden autumn in Pirlo's career, one that looks like it will continue indefinitely.

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus

Question: As much as football lovers admire the aesthetic football produced by Barcelona, a Juventus victory would be popular too and largely because of @placeholder.

Answer: Andrea Pirlo

Answer: Pirlo

Answer: Andrea Pirlo

Answer: Pirlo

Answer: Andrea Pirlo


It's said eating slowly helps bring the taste and texture of foods to the foreground. But Cooper the Labrador certainly doesn't care about being a culinary connoisseur, as a new video shows. Katie Gallegos from  Clackamas County, Oregon, decided to take the pooch to a McDonald's drive-thru for an ice cream with his pal Daisy. But while the small female pup takes a few ladylike licks, Cooper gobbles the rest of the cone up in one bite. Gallegos, who runs Dogpatch Resort, says that Cooper always eats very quickly. Therefore, she always makes sure Daisy gets her fill first before offering the meal on.
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Katie Gallegos from Clackamas County, Oregon, decided to take the pooch to a McDonald's drive-thru for an ice cream with his pal Daisy
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But while the small female pup takes a few ladylike licks, Cooper gobbles the rest of the cone up in one bite
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Gallegos says ice cream is a weekly treat for her pets

Question: While some viewers have deemed the scene 'cute' and 'hilarious', others have criticized @placeholder for feeding her pups the creamy treat.

Answer: Katie Gallegos

Answer: Gallegos

Answer: Katie Gallegos

Answer: Gallegos


John Sutton Jr has spent the first Saturday of May the same way since he was 8 years old - on the sidelines of the Kentucky Derby. To commemorate his dedication to horse racing, Churchill Downs - the track that hosts the race every year - is inviting the 84-year-old man to attend his 76th-straight Kentucky Derby as their special guest on May 2. This week, Sutton invited a reporter from WAVE 3 into the Louisville home he shares with his wife of 61 years Doris, where she spoke about his very first Derby and showed off his impressive collection of racing memorabilia.
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John Sutton Jr was just 8 years old in 1940, when his blacksmith father took him to his first Kentucky Derby
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The 84-year-old Louisville native hasn't missed a race since, and has amassed an impressive collection of memorabilia over the past 76 races
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Churchill Downs, the racing grounds that hosts the competition, has invited Sutton to watch the event for free as a special guest on May 2

Question: Through the years: The @placeholder programs got more and more colorful over the years

Answer: Kentucky Derby

Answer: Kentucky Derby

Answer: Derby

Answer: Kentucky Derby

Question: He also has kept a collection of his tickets, @placeholder glasses from the more than seven decades he has attended the race as well as pins and and other programs signed by jockeys.

Answer: Kentucky Derby

Answer: Kentucky Derby

Answer: Derby

Answer: Kentucky Derby