(CNN) -- A timid judge is a lawless judge. U.S. District Court Judge Martin Feldman, it would seem, is not a timid judge. In deciding to lift the Department of the Interior's six-month moratorium on deep water drilling in the Gulf of Mexico, Feldman certainly looks like a decisive jurist. His criticisms of the department's ban were forceful. But Feldman was remarkably selective in his criticism. He was willing to scrutinize the government harshly, but not the oil industry. His opinion made important points about the department's mistakes. He noted that the moratorium affects drilling in water deeper than 500 feet, even though a scientific panel that the department commissioned expressed concern with wells in water deeper than 1,000 feet.
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Jeffrey Rachlinski says judge is willing to scrutinize terms of ban, but not oil industry so much
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Judge says BP spill doesn't presage others; but companies still lack sound disaster plans
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Oil companies' suit shows they'd like to keep drilling as though nothing has happened, he says
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Rachlinski: Ban would force oil companies to come up with plan to prevent future disasters

Question: Deepwater drilling is and will remain a valuable part of @placeholder's energy supply.

Answer: U.S.


(CNN) President Donald Trump on Thursday asked April Ryan, an African-American reporter and longtime White House correspondent, if she would arrange for him a meeting with the Congressional Black Caucus. Late in a rollicking and unexpected news conference, Trump took a question from Ryan, who asked about his campaign promise to revitalize the American urban centers he frequently described in bleak terms. Trump responded first by telling Ryan that her question was "very professional and very good," then claimed he received "a much higher percentage of the African-American vote than a lot of people thought" because of his attention to the "inner cities."
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Trump took a question from Ryan
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"Do you want to set up the meeting?" Trump asked

Question: @placeholder replied: "No," adding that she was "just a reporter."

Answer: Ryan

Answer: Ryan

Answer: Ryan

Answer: Ryan

Question: After the news conference, @placeholder tweeted that she is "a journalist not a convener!

Answer: Ryan

Answer: Ryan

Answer: Ryan

Answer: Ryan


What do Agatha Christie, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Harry Potter have in common with Downton Abbey, Elton John and Grand Theft Auto? Each, in its own way, is not just a British cultural landmark, but an enormously lucrative cultural export, commanding the loyalty of consumers all over the globe. Half a century ago, with the British Empire in terminal decline and our manufacturing industries in meltdown, Britain seemed destined for a miserable future of irrelevance and obscurity. In 1962 the former US Secretary of State Dean Acheson even told an audience that, ‘Great Britain has lost an empire, and has not yet found a role.’
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British entertainment is unbeatable, argues Dominic Sandbrook
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He explores the history of it in a major new BBC series
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Dominic Sandbrook: Let Us Entertain You, Wednesday, 9pm, BBC2

Question: The careers of @placeholder’s best-known rock stars prove the point.

Answer: Britain

Answer: Great Britain


(CNN) Hillary Clinton and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, combined to earn more than $153 million in paid speeches from 2001 until Hillary Clinton launched her presidential campaign last spring, a CNN analysis shows. In total, the two gave 729 speeches from February 2001 until May, receiving an average payday of $210,795 for each address. The two also reported at least $7.7 million for at least 39 speeches to big banks, including Goldman Sachs and UBS, with Hillary Clinton, the Democratic 2016 front-runner, collecting at least $1.8 million for at least eight speeches to big banks. The analysis was made at a time when Hillary Clinton has been under scrutiny for her ties to Wall Street, which has been a major focus of Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders on the campaign trail.
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In total, the two gave 729 speeches from February 2001 until May, receiving an average payday of $210,795 for each address
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The two also reported at least $7.7 million for at least 39 speeches to big banks, including Goldman Sachs and UBS

Question: The former secretary of state testily responded to @placeholder' charges.

Answer: Bernie Sanders


Apple has removed all games from its iTunes App Store that contain images of the Confederate flag. It follows a similar decision by a number of retailers this week, including Ebay and Amazon, in the wake of last week's mass shooting at a black South Carolina church. Apps that have been deleted include civil war games such as like Ultimate General: Gettysburg and all the Hunted Cow Civil War. The change began early this morning, when Apple sent a number of major game developers a notice that their products were to be pulled. 'We have removed apps from the App Store that use the Confederate flag in offensive or mean-spirited ways, which is in violation of our guidelines,' the firm confirmed.
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Comes in wake of last week's shooting at a black South Carolina church
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It follows a similar decision by online retailers Alibaba, Ebay and Amazon
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Deleted apps include war games such as Ultimate General: Gettysburg

Question: The scale of sales of @placeholder-related items on Alibaba platforms was not immediately clear.

Answer: Confederate


This is the heartwarming moment a Kansas police officer helped a widowed mother of six who had just been caught shoplifting at Walmart. Sarah Robinson and her six children were in the retailer's parking lot when Officer Mark Engravalle arrived at the Roeland Park store and saw that three of her daughters didn't have shoes - and their feet were covered in dirt. Robinson told Engravalle she and her daughters had been homeless after her husband died in an accidental drowning in 2011. The family was currently living out of their car and sometimes shared a rented one room bedroom in a stranger's house, according to KSHB.
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When Mark Engravalle met Sarah Robinson and her family, he saw that three of her daughters didn't have shoes and had dirty feet
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Robinson told him she and her daughters had been homeless after her husband died in an accidental drowning in 2011
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The $300 in stolen merchandise was made up of diapers, baby wipes and children's shoes
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Engravalle then bought the mother the same items out of his own pocket and had one of her daughters pick out shoes for all the girls

Question: 'Being a father myself, it obviously pulled at my heart,' said @placeholder, who has two children.

Answer: Mark Engravalle

Answer: Engravalle

Answer: Mark Engravalle

Answer: Engravalle

Question: 'We were both in tears, it was more of a mutual understanding, we didn't really say anything,' said @placeholder about the moment after he purchased items for the family.

Answer: Mark Engravalle

Answer: Engravalle

Answer: Mark Engravalle

Answer: Engravalle


(CNN) Several Republican and Democrat lawmakers agree that Congress needs to prevent a collapse of the health insurance market, which could hurt millions of consumers -- and that concern has opened up some bipartisan dialogue. Sen. Lamar Alexander, R-Tennessee, said the Senate health committee will hold bipartisan health care hearings on how to repair the individual market. In the House, a group of 40 lawmakers from both parties endorsed an outline of ideas aimed at making urgent fixes to Obamacare. The step toward bipartisanship on health care comes as some Republicans consider an approach that diverges from the president's stance.
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Bipartisan efforts in both Senate and House over concerns in individual health care market
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President Trump threatened to stop paying insurance companies cost-sharing subsidies

Question: Last week, Alexander voted for two out of the three repeal @placeholder bills that went up for a vote in the Senate.

Answer: R

Answer: Obamacare


(CNN) The Iraqi Air Force dropped thousands of leaflets over Mosul on Saturday night to warn residents of a looming offensive on the ISIS-held city. "It's victory time," blares a headline on the newspaper-style leaflets, quoting Iraqi President Haider al-Abadi in remarks directed at Mosul's residents. "Time to celebrate a clean Iraq without 'Daesh' (ISIS) or any dark belief." Another headline reads, "We are preparing to take action to free Mosul and regain security and stability in the region." The four-page leaflets tell residents that coalition forces are making advances on Iraq's second-largest city and that no one should panic. Residents are asked to stay away from certain parts of the city, avoid ISIS positions, remain in their homes and seal their windows and doors. A phone number for Mosul residents to report ISIS activity is included.
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Iraqi military, Kurdish forces and other groups are preparing to retake Mosul
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ISIS tells its wounded fighters they can leave for Raqqa, Syria, a source says

Question: The warning to residents came hours after ISIS started telling wounded fighters in Mosul that they can go to the group's power base in @placeholder as Iraqi forces and others prepare to retake the key city, a source inside Mosul told CNN.

Answer: Syria

Question: Wounded @placeholder fighters have been told to go to Raqqa, Syria, the group's de facto capital, the source said.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Question: A man imprisoned by @placeholder in Mosul for two months said he was forced to help dig more than 12 tunnels on the eastern side of the city.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Question: Later Saturday, 14 members of ISIS were executed after trying to flee with their families from @placeholder to Raqqa, the witnesses said.

Answer: Mosul

Answer: Mosul

Answer: Mosul

Answer: Mosul

Answer: Mosul

Question: @placeholder claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement released by the ISIS-affiliated Amaq Agency.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


(CNN) Hurricane Harvey and its aftermath have dumped trillions of gallons of rain across Texas and Louisiana over six days. Homes, office buildings and other structures along the Gulf Coast and in Houston's Harris County, were flooded, their occupants forced to find higher ground. To reach safety, most local residents waded through the murky streams, in some cases for hours. Scientists, including Lane Voorhies, a senior environmental scientist at A&B Labs in Houston, expressed concern about what this water might contain. "The potential for contamination is everywhere," Voorhies told Elizabeth Cohen, CNN senior medical correspondent. In particular, he worried about the health effects among people who had spent time in the water, especially those who might have gotten cut while walking through the murky depths. People with underlying illnesses, pregnant women, the elderly and young children would also be more susceptible to illnesses resulting from contact with contaminated water.
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Coliform bacteria is present in the feces of all warm-blooded animals and humans
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E. coli is a bacteria that causes gastrointestinal symptoms when ingested

Question: Based on sampling he'd done during previous flooding events, Voorhies took three samples on Thursday of floodwaters from different locations in @placeholder, though all in close proximity.

Answer: Houston

Answer: Houston


Don Featherstone was a classically trained painter, a talented sculptor and artist who became famous for creating the pink plastic lawn flamingo — the ultimate piece of American suburban kitsch. And it didn't bother him a bit. Featherstone, who died Monday at 79, embraced the fame the invention brought him. He died at an elder care facility in Fitchburg, Massachusetts, after a long battle with Lewy body dementia, his wife of 40 years, Nancy, told The Associated Press on Tuesday. 'He was the nicest guy in the world,' Nancy Featherstone said. 'He didn't have a selfish bone in his body. He was funny and had a wonderful sense of humor and he made me so happy for 40 years.'
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Don Featherstone was a classically trained painter, a talented sculptor and artist who became famous for creating the pink plastic lawn flamingo
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He died at an elder care facility in Fitchburg, Massachusetts, after a long battle with Lewy body dementia, his wife of 40 years Nancy said
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Featherstone studied art at the Worcester Art Museum and created the ornamental flamingo in 1957 for plastics company Union Products Inc.
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He modeled it after photos of the birds he saw in National Geographic
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Featherstone is survived by two children, four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren

Question: 'We still sell thousands of them a year,' said Bruce Zarozny, president of Cado, noting that the company's packaging refers to them as 'The original @placeholder pink flamingo.'

Answer: Don Featherstone

Answer: Featherstone

Answer: Nancy Featherstone

Answer: Don Featherstone

Answer: Featherstone

Answer: Featherstone


Dermot O'Leary is being lined up to take over the controls of a new prime time BBC 1 motoring show – just days after he quit as host of ITV's The X Factor. O'Leary, who ended his eight-year stint as the talent show host on Friday, is believed to be in talks to take over the controls of The Getaway Car, a new road show in which members of the public compete in a series of driving challenges. The star, who already has a show on BBC Radio 2, could, according to a well-placed source, co-host the programme with The Stig, the stunt driver from the latest Top Gear series, whose identity is a secret. BBC bosses stressed last night that the new show was not a replacement for the Corporation's embattled Top Gear.
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Dermot O'Leary is being lined up to host new prime time motoring show
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He could yet host it alongside The Stig, the stunt driver from Top Gear
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News of his involvement comes just days after he quit as X-Factor host
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O'Leary is believed to be in talks to take over new show The Getaway Car

Question: A spokesman for @placeholder confirmed the star was in talks with the BBC but declined to comment further.

Answer: Dermot O'Leary

Answer: O'Leary

Answer: Dermot O'Leary

Answer: O'Leary


Rome (CNN) -- A cardinal from the Philippines, another from Austria and an archbishop from Ireland would be the "least worst" choices to be the next pope, according to a group representing the victims of abuse by priests. The Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests, or SNAP, released its list Thursday as cardinals held meetings at the Vatican in a prelude to the selection of the next pontiff. The three are Cardinal Luis Tagle of the Philippines; Cardinal Christoph Schoenborn of Austria; and Archbishop Diarmuid Martin of Dublin, Ireland. Martin is not a cardinal, but SNAP noted that a man need not be a cardinal to be elected pope. Historically, the role has gone to cardinals, however.
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NEW: All 115 cardinal-electors are now in the Vatican
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Group representing victims of abuse by priests names 3 people it wants to see as pope
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U.S. Catholics say child sex abuse by priests is the biggest problem the church faces

Question: Some of the discussions happen over coffee, as one @placeholder spokesman revealed Monday, the first day of the general congregations.

Answer: Vatican

Answer: Vatican


Washington (CNN) Carol Swain, a conservative African-American professor, slammed the Black Lives Matter movement Saturday, calling it a "very destructive force" in America. CNN's Michael Smerconish asked Swain, along with civil rights attorney Areva Martin, to comment on the conservative website Drudge Report's decision to lead the homepage with the title "Black Lives Kill" following the shooting of police officers in Dallas. The headline was quickly pulled down. "Is this the end of the Black Lives Matter movement?" Smerconish asked. "I certainly hope so," Swain, a law professor at Vanderbilt University, responded on CNN's "Smerconish." "Because I believe that it's been a very destructive force in America, and I urge all of your viewers to go to that website and look at what they're really about. It's a Marxist organization all about black liberation. It's not really addressing the real problems affecting African-Americans and so it's problematic, it's misleading black people, it needs to go."
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Carol Swain says the Black Lives Matter movement "needs to go"
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Swain's comments quickly sparked criticism

Question: "@placeholder has done more to move the needle on reforms in the criminal justice system than elected officials and community leaders all over this country."

Answer: Black Lives Matter

Answer: Black Lives Matter

Answer: Black Lives Matter


A mother-of-one crippled by her 30-year phobia of snakes was cured live on TV today in an astonishing ten minutes. Before today, Dawn Williamson, 39 and based in Scotland, could not even confront a plastic snake without panicking, and would obsessively check her toilet for the reptiles every day. But viewers of ITV1’s This Morning were amazed as therapists Nik and Eva Speakman broke down Dawn’s phobia with their no-nonsense approach, which involved 'proving' to Dawn that her fear was irrational. Trimuph: Dawn Williamson (centre), 39, was cured of her crippling snake phobia live on TV today by therapists Nik and Eva Speakman in an astonishing ten minutes
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Dawn Williamson, 39, had been petrified of snakes since the age of 9
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She shook and cried when presented with a plastic one
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Therapists Nik and Eva Speakman cured her with 'logic'
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They made Dawn realise her fear was completely irrational

Question: 'What’s happened is that you watched a film when you were seven years old and you reacted and created a schema,' @placeholder explained.

Answer: Eva Speakman

Answer: Eva Speakman

Answer: Eva Speakman


(CNN) Nick Kyrgios got hot under the collar on a cold and wet first day of the French Open as he picked up a code violation on his way to a straight sets win. The Australian is known for his fiery temperament and fell foul of chair umpire Carlos Ramos after loudly asking a ballboy for a towel during his win Sunday over Italy's Marco Cecchinato. Ramos ruled he had overstepped the mark with his demand but Krygios disagreed in an expletive-filled rant during a first set tiebreaker. He drew attention to an incident involving world number one Novak Djokovic at the Rome Masters last week where the Serbian escaped sanction for an altercation with umpire Carlos Bernardes -- and accused Ramos of "unbelievable bias."
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Nick Kygios through on rain-hit first day
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Beats Marco Cecchinato but gets code violation
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Petra Kvitova also through in women's draw
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Bigger names start later in week

Question: Still clearly seething, @placeholder settled down to take the breaker 8-6 and it was the same margin in the second set tiebreak.

Answer: Nick Kyrgios


Fifty years ago this autumn, a bored and lonely young footballer walked out of his hotel in central Manchester looking for company. Ten minutes later he walked into a coffee shop and found it. ‘It was a day off and I thought I would have a walk out,’ recalled Mike Summerbee this week. ‘I went into Kardomah, a coffee shop, on St Ann’s Square. There was a girl at one table, a blonde, and a guy on his own at another. The guy was George Best. ‘I had seen him on the TV and in the papers, a Manchester United superstar. But he didn’t know me from Adam. I was a nobody. But it turns out he had just come back from Ireland and was homesick too, alone and missing his family. I was 22 and he was 19. I caught his eye and went over and that was it. That was how it started.’
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Ten years ago this autumn, George Best died. He was 59
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The world of football lost one of its most captivating stars and Summerbee, the former Manchester City forward, lost his best friend
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As  Manchester prepares for the 170th derby, an examination of Best and Summerbee's friendship is like looking into a different world
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The narrative of this friendship, this story, is one notably free of Best’s troubles with alcohol that were eventually to ruin him

Question: @placeholder went through all that and gave it all back.

Answer: George Best


On the near-two-hour flight from London to Munich ahead of the Champions League final in 2012, Petr Cech was briefed by fellow goalkeepers Henrique Hilario and Ross Turnbull on everything he could be facing. A day later in the Allianz Arena, Cech was the hero having gone the right way for all six Bayern Munich penalties on the night - saving three - but much of the credit goes to Christophe Lollichon. Chelsea's goalkeeping coach used his other options to put one of the world's best stoppers in the perfect environment to perform, something that Arsenal could be keen to replicate when Cech completes an expected £11million move across London.
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Petr Cech looks set to join Arsenal and could be joined by his usual coach
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Christophe Lollichon has worked with Cech for over 10 years of his career
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They have won the Champions League and two league titles together
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Arsenal have let goalkeeping coach Tony Roberts leave for Swansea City
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Thibaut Courtois has stated his preference for former partner Guy Martens
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Gunners would hope to employ Lollichon's methods to bring success
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Transfer news: CLICK HERE for all the latest

Question: I have given his number to @placeholder and even said that he is available.

Answer: Chelsea


She was the most hated woman in Britain, loathed for her role in the break-up of the Prince and Princess of Wales' marriage and vilified for everything from her dress sense to her looks. But 10 years on from the sunny April day that saw Camilla Parker-Bowles become the Duchess of Cornwall, things are looking very different for the 67-year-old royal. Indeed, so popular has Camilla become, a recent poll revealed that not only is the Duchess loved by 50 per cent of Britons, 56 per cent credit her with Charles' own increasing popularity. Scroll down for video Relaxed: The Prince of Wales has cut an increasingly relaxed figure since marrying Camilla
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Camilla is now one of the most popular members of the Royal Family
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She is close to her stepsons and is often seen joking with them at events
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The Duchess has also won over the Queen and is said to be 'close' to her

Question: That she has managed it, apparently without breaking a sweat, hasn't gone unnoticed - not least by @placeholder himself.

Answer: Charles


He has already made abolishing the Affordable Care Act the centerpiece of his young presidential campaign, and once spoke for 21 hours straight on the floor of the U.S. Senate in a bid to block its funding. But now Ted Cruz says he and his family will be the latest to use the system, signing up for medical insurance coverage through the Obamacare law's government-run marketplaces. Cruz's wife Heidi has taken an unpaid leave of absence from her job at Goldman Sachs to campaign with him – and lost her employer-funded plan in the process. As Democrats gleefully mocked the irony, though, Cruz insists he's just following the law.
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Presidential candidate launched campaign Monday on the promise of replacing the Affordable Care Act with something more GOP-friendly
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But since his wife left her job to campaign with him, she lost the family's medical insurance coverage – forcing them onto the Obamacare exchanges
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Law forces members of Congress who need coverage to buy it through government-run marketplaces
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Democrats poked fun at the irony but Cruz insists he has to follow the laws Congress passes – even those he wants to see repealed

Question: 'I believe in 2017 a new president, a @placeholder president will sign legislation repealing every word of it,' he insisted.

Answer: GOP


CLEARWATER, Florida (CNN)  -- Two NFL players are among four boaters missing since Saturday night off Florida's Gulf Coast, officials told CNN. Corey Smith, left, and Marquis Cooper are missing after a boating trip off the Florida coast, officials said. Oakland Raiders linebacker Marquis Cooper and NFL free agent Corey Smith, who played for the Detroit Lions for the past three seasons, have not returned from a Saturday fishing trip in water off Clearwater, Florida, family members and colleagues said Sunday. "It feels like my greatest fear coming true -- it doesn't feel real," Cooper's wife, Rebekah, told CNN affiliate WTSP in Tampa on Sunday afternoon. "I'm just waiting for a phone call."
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NEW: "It feels like my greatest fear coming true," wife of missing man says
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Four boaters missing off Florida's western coast, officials say
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NFL's Corey Smith and Marquis Cooper among the missing
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Boat set out early Saturday; Coast Guard began search Sunday

Question: The Detroit Lions released a statement acknowledging that @placeholder was among the missing men, adding, "Our thoughts and prayers are with all the passengers, their families and all those involved in the search efforts."

Answer: Corey Smith

Answer: Corey Smith

Answer: Corey Smith


(CNN) Rescue crews searched desperately through rubble for survivors of a magnitude-7.8 earthquake that struck coastal Ecuador. The death toll has soared to 272, Ecuador's President Rafael Correa said Sunday evening. That number is expected to rise as rescue teams dig through the rubble, he said. Earlier that day, Vice President Jorge Glas had estimated that at least 2,527 people were injured. The hardest-hit area was the coastal Manabi Province, where about 200 people died, said Ricardo Peñaherrera of Ecuador's national emergency management office. The cities of Manta, Portoviejo and Pedernales, a tourist destination, saw the most devastation but damage was widespread throughout the country.
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Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa cut short his Vatican trip to return to country
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Death toll rises to 272 and could climb higher, Ecuadorian president says
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"Now we are on the street with nothing," a woman says

Question: "I have infinite gratitude to the spirit of the @placeholder people, of our firefighters, our soldiers, our policemen and all workers who haven't slept, haven't eaten as they work hard to save lives," he said after arriving.

Answer: Ecuador

Answer: Ecuador

Answer: Ecuador

Answer: Ecuadorian

Answer: Ecuadorian


World No 1 Novak Djokovic fell to a shock defeat against German teenager Alexander Zverev at The Boodles Wimbledon warm-up event on Friday. Zverev, 18, beat the Serbian 6-4, 6-3 to secure a surprise straight-sets victory just three days before the start of Wimbledon. Djokovic begins his defence of the Wimbledon crown with a first round match against Germany’s Philipp Kohlschreiber on Monday. However, he'll be hoping he doesn't suffer a hangover following the surprise defeat against his opponent, who is ranked 76th. It was the Serbian tennis star's 10th consecutive visit to the Wimbledon warm-up event, as he looked to perfect his game ahead of the main event in SW19.
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Novak Djokovic lost against teenager Alexander Zverev 6-4, 6-3 on Friday
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The duo were playing in Boodles' Wimbledon warm-up event at Stoke Park
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Defeat comes three days before he begins defence of Wimbledon crown
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Zverev, 18, is ranked 76th in the world but is great hope of German tennis
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Question: @placeholder is also trained by Jez Green, who used to work for Andy Murray.

Answer: Alexander Zverev


Good news has arrived for stranded holidaymakers after Virgin Australia and Jetstar officially announced that conditions were safe to resume flights to and from Bali. Earlier on Saturday, Indonesian officials declared Denpasar Airport safe to reopen as the cloud of ash from the eruption of Mount Raung drifted away. Virgin sent an observation flight to the airport to have visual confirmation and determine whether conditions were suitable for flights to operate before giving the all-clear. The airline said scheduled flights out of Denpasar would go ahead on Saturday evening and it plans to continue operations in and out of the Indonesian island on Sunday.
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Virgin Australia and Jetstar has confirmed it is able to resume flights
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They announced the conditions were safe to operate to and from Bali
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Strong winds  pushed the ash cloud away from the airport on Saturday
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An eruption from Mount Raung caused the large ash cloud to form
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The cloud caused visibility issue and can effect engine electronics
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It caused thousands of Australians to be stranded at Denpasar airport

Question: The ash grounded planes from @placeholder, Jetstar, Garuda and AirAsia on Friday.

Answer: Virgin Australia

Answer: Virgin

Answer: Virgin Australia


Cleveland (CNN) Donald Trump painted a picture of a dystopian America -- and sold himself as the only one who can fix it. As he accepted the Republican nomination here Thursday night, Trump delivered tough talk, promising to eradicate crime, build a border wall, defeat ISIS, rejuvenate the economy and prod U.S. allies to step it up or else. Donald Trump's speech at the Republican convention, as prepared for delivery "I'm with you," Trump said. "I will fight for you, and I will win for you." Here are CNN's takeaways from 2016's Republican National Convention: Trump's style of 'presidential'
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Donald Trump presented himself as the only person who can fix problems facing America at home and abroad
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His 75-minute speech capped a tumultuous GOP convention in Cleveland

Question: Everyone will hit @placeholder as dangerous to the future of America.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


Charlton Athletic have moved swiftly to replace Guy Luzon in the managerial hotseat at the Valley, with Karel Fraeye appointed interim head coach after the Israeli's sacking at the weekend. The 37-year-old Belgian was assistant to former manager Jose Riga towards the end of the 2013-14 campaign when the south-east London club narrowly avoided relegation to League One. Fraeye will be joined in the dugout by his compatriot Wim De Corte on a temporary basis, with the remainder of Luzon's backroom staff - including assistant head coach Damian Matthew and first-team coach David Martane - confirmed to have left the club on Monday.
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Karel Fraeye takes temporary charge at Charlton after Guy Luzon sacking
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The process to appoint a head coach on a permanent basis is underway
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Luzon paid the price of losing seven out of nine Championship games
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Former assistant  Damian Matthew and David Martane have also departed
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Fraeye worked previously at Charlton as Jose Riga's assistant manager

Question: @placeholder subsequently parted company with the Addicks, leaving Fraeye with the task of lifting the side from their current position in 22nd and in need of a boost after Luzon won just 12 of his 36 matches since taking charge in January of this year.

Answer: Guy Luzon

Answer: Luzon

Answer: Guy Luzon

Answer: Luzon


(CNN) In a surprising move the Venezuelan opposition is calling a coup, the Venezuelan Supreme Court has stripped the country's National Assembly of its powers. The court ruled that all powers vested under the legislative body will be transferred to the Supreme Court, which is stacked with government loyalists. The ruling effectively means the three branches of the Venezuelan government will be controlled by the ruling United Socialist Party. The opposition has been taken out of the picture. Prominent opposition leaders are already calling the government of President Nicolás Maduro "a dictatorship." "Nicolás Maduro has staged a coup d'état," National Assembly President Julio Borges said Thursday. "What this ruling means is that, for the first time, Nicolás Maduro has all the power to enact laws, assign contracts, incur foreign debt and persecute fellow Venezuelans."
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Decision effectively means the three branches of government will be controlled by ruling party
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Venezuela is facing a deep humanitarian crisis sparked by an economic meltdown

Question: The Peruvian government broke off diplomatic relations with @placeholder over the matter, recalling Mariano López Chávarry, its ambassador to Caracas.

Answer: Venezuelan

Answer: Venezuelan Supreme Court

Answer: Venezuelan

Answer: Venezuelans

Answer: Venezuela

Question: "In @placeholder, we have a government operating outside the constitution.

Answer: Venezuelan

Answer: Venezuelan Supreme Court

Answer: Venezuelan

Answer: Venezuelans

Answer: Venezuela

Question: Given that the country owes $7.2 billion in outstanding debt payments, it means @placeholder will run out of cash at some point, depending on fluctuation of oil prices.

Answer: Venezuelan

Answer: Venezuelan Supreme Court

Answer: Venezuelan

Answer: Venezuelans

Answer: Venezuela


A police official called a drive-by shooting one of the worst mass shootings in Northern California's recent history after it took the lives of three people and wounded four others. Stockton police Officer Joe Silva said the area around Madison Market had a reputation for being a bad neighborhood, even before police responded Tuesday evening to find three killed. One woman was found fatally shot out on the sidewalk, while two other victims shot inside were taken to the hospital where they later died of their injuries, according to News10 ABC. Scroll down for video Shooting: Emergency responders transport one of the victims of the shooting, which killed three and injured four others
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Police identified the three victims killed during the shooting as Aliyah Taylor, 20, Arniska Lofton, 27, and Kabin Kennebrew, 23
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The two women were mothers, according to a report
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Shots were fired at the Madison Market in Stockton around 8.25pm
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Witnesses say they heard up to 40 gunshots
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Police believe the shooting was gang related

Question: Violence is not foreign to @placeholder, which saw 49 killings last year, an increase from the year before.

Answer: Stockton

Answer: Stockton

Question: One blood-spattered sign read: 'Welcome to the 2nd most dangerous city in @placeholder: Stop laying off cops!'

Answer: Northern California


A bride and groom were forced to send their bridal party to the supermarket to buy party snacks when their caterer failed to show. Almost two years after their wedding, South Australian couple Kim and Mark Bloom have finally been compensated after caterer Ian Vetter, trading as The Right Chef, failed to show up to serve food on the big day. Members of the couple’s family were forced to miss much of the wedding ceremony and rush to the local supermarket to buy party pies, cocktail frankfurts and dips to feed the 70 hungry guests, according to The Australian. ‘It was more 30th birthday party food and not as gourmet as we had expected,’ Mrs Bloom, from Woodcroft, south of Adelaide, told The Australian.
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Ian Vetter, The Right Chef, 25, has been fined more than $10,000
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He failed to show at the wedding he had been hired to cater in 2013
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Kim and Mark Bloom were forced to serve party snacks at their wedding
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The Adelaide, South Australia, couple's family had to miss the ceremony
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They were buying and preparing $400 worth of frankfurts and party pies

Question: The ordeal was finally resolved in court this week as the @placeholder's approach their second wedding anniversary.

Answer: Mark Bloom

Answer: Bloom

Answer: Mark Bloom


Food giant Nestle has said it will destroy £30million worth of instant noodles over claims they contain unsafe levels of lead. Officials in India have imposed a ban on the Maggi noodles - one of the country’s most popular snacks - after tests conducted across the country found levels of lead far higher than legally allowed. The tests also detected the chemical flavour enhancer monosodium glutamate, or MSG, which is not mentioned in the product’s list of ingredients. Nestle insists the noodles are safe and is challenging the ban in a Mumbai court. But the Swiss-based company said in a statement that it was collecting stocks of the noodles from shops, factories and distribution centres and destroying them.
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Officials in India have imposed a ban on Maggi noodles after testing snack
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Found levels of lead in the instant oodles far higher than legally allowed
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Nestle insist the noodles are safe and is challenging the ban in court

Question: The company introduced the quick cooking noodles to @placeholder in the early 1980s and they can be found in the remotest villages in the country.

Answer: India

Answer: India


A shelf stacker has been crowned Mr England after beating off stiff competition in the form of an Armani model, a personal trainer and a professional tennis player. Chiselled Chris Bramell, 22, was scanning groceries in a Liverpool branch of Aldi when he was scouted by Mr Liverpool bosses. He decided to enter the beauty contest after his mother badgered him into it. Despite saying the accolade has really 'boosted' his confidence, the Ken doll-lookalike, from Netherley, Liverpool, has no intention of quitting his store assistant job. Recalling the moment he was discovered by talent scouts, Chris said: 'I was just at work in Aldi - it was a normal day at work and I was on the till.
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Chris Bramell was scouted by Mr Liverpool bosses while at work
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The 22-year-old cried after beating Armani model to the crown
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Pin-up only has eyes for one lady - his girlfriend Brittany Connor, 19

Question: Handsome Chris was working full-time in the price-friendly retailer when he beat nine other competitors - including one who looked 'like a proper model' - to land the Mr @placeholder title.

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool


(CNN) Ronald Reagan's defining leadership moment came in 1987, when he demanded that his Cold War adversary "tear down" the Berlin Wall. John F. Kennedy's happened after the Bay of Pigs disaster in 1961, when he admitted failure in a display of presidential accountability that caused his popularity to soar. And Franklin Delano Roosevelt? His moment came a day after Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. Standing before Congress in his steel leg braces, Roosevelt delivered a speech that made clear America's resilience and declared December 7, 1941 "a date which will live in infamy." Successful presidents are many things, but above all they must be great leaders. They must possess clarity of vision and the communication skills to inspire and unite. Great leaders also surround themselves with strong advisers who have license to speak their minds, and they possess the emotional capacity to connect with the dreams and fears of those they lead.
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Doug Elmets: After the G20, it is clear President Trump lacks the ability to be a great leader
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Unable or unwilling to change, Trump continues to behave as if things should go his way because he said so, writes Elmets

Question: But far more often, @placeholder has conducted himself like an imperious adolescent, someone who believes he has all the answers and all the right moves, reality be damned.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: And @placeholder's initial meeting with Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany was awkward at best.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: But those meetings could not alter the fact that @placeholder's protectionist "America first" crusade has left the United States isolated.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Beijing (CNN) -- On the eve of the Nobel Peace Prize award ceremony in Oslo, Norway, CNN.com and CNN International are among the websites and television networks that have been blocked in mainland China. The winner of the prize is imprisoned Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo. What's going on? CNN's Beijing Bureau Chief Jaime FlorCruz offers some insight. Q: There are reports that users in China can't access the CNN website and the websites of other news organizations. What's the situation in Beijing and across mainland China? A: CNN.com is completely blocked as of today. Because when I use [a privately secured network] the site works ok. But if I'm using the normal broadband connection at home, that most Chinese have, an error message comes up. It says "this website is not available." It's sort of the standard thing that happens when a website is blocked here in China.
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CNN.com is currently blocked in mainland China
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CNN International is selectively blacked out by the government when broadcast to mainland China
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Authorities appear to be blocking the signal during reporting on WikiLeaks or the Nobel Peace Prize winner

Question: They tell us that the international edition of @placeholder is totally blocked.

Answer: CNN

Answer: CNN.com

Answer: CNN

Answer: CNN

Answer: CNN.com

Answer: CNN.com


Connellsville, PennsylvaniaJudy Keller, 69, has always relied on Highlands Hospital for medical care, just as her parents did before her. When she walks through the halls, she recognizes faces from the community and even from her days working as a school teacher. The 64-bed facility, she says, is a mainstay of this rural Southwest Pennsylvania town. "This hospital all my life has been here," said Keller, now retired. "[It] helps a lot of people who don't have adequate health care coverage — and I don't know what they would do without it." Aside from providing health care to a largely poor population, it provides hundreds of jobs in a town that locals say never recovered after industries such as coal mining and glass manufacturing disappeared.
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Affordable Care Act helped vital but financially troubled rural hospitals
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A full repeal of the law could signal their death knell

Question: Despite that, @placeholder CFO Andursky said he barely noticed the increase — the threat of closure is a "daily concern," he said.

Answer: Highlands Hospital

Question: It has 175 beds — more than double @placeholder — but no behavioral health services to treat problems like addiction.

Answer: Highlands Hospital


(CNN) Add the bromance between President Trump and media mogul Rupert Murdoch to the long list of messy conflicts of interest that define -- and cast a shadow over -- the Trump White House. "It is my distinct honor to introduce the commander in chief, the President of the United States, my friend Donald J. Trump," the Australian-born Murdoch said at a recent banquet honoring US and Australian veterans who fought in the battle of the Coral Sea, a pivotal World War II engagement. The two men hugged as Trump came to the podium. Murdoch, executive chairman of 21st Century Fox, the media corporation whose holdings include Fox News, The Wall Street Journal, the New York Post and other properties, is more than just a wealthy pal, and his words were more than ceremonial.
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Errol Louis: The Trump-Murdoch connections are more than harmless coincidence
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They raise ethical, journalistic and business questions, he writes

Question: But it has left some journalists inside the Murdoch empire complaining about softball treatment and a pro-@placeholder tilt.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump White House

Answer: Donald J. Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Washington (CNN) President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama sought to lift Hillary Clinton to victory while Donald Trump warned she was the "face of failure" and predicted he would blow her away in Tuesday's election. On a dramatic final day of the ugliest campaign in modern history, the candidates and their surrogates held nearly two dozen rallies, chased one another through swing states and made desperate last pleas to voters. 2016 exit polls Clinton won the tiny town of Dixville Notch, New Hampshire, as eight residents cast midnight ballots in an election day tradition. Four voted for Clinton, two backed Trump while one person supported Libertarian Gary Johnson and one person wrote in 2012 GOP nominee Mitt Romney.
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Clinton is better positioned than Trump
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But her leads are far from dominant

Question: "I regret deeply how angry the tone of the campaign became," @placeholder said, prompting one woman in the crowd to shout out, "Not your fault!"

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Question: She said @placeholder's "most horrifying" comment was his warning that he may not accept the election result.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: @placeholder has been making a strong push there amid narrowing polls.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


An innocent man who spent more than 30 years on death row for a murder he didn't commit has come face-to-face with the prosecutor who put him there. Glenn Ford, who was diagnosed with stage four lung cancer after his release last year, was too weak to stand when Marty Stroud walked into his Louisiana home last week but shook his hand. 'I want you to know that I am very sorry,' Stroud said during the somber meeting, which was filmed by Nightline. 'It's a stain on me that will be with me until I go to my grave.' 'Right,' Ford responded, without looking up. 'But it still cost me 31 years of my life and then nothing at the end but death because they give me from six to eight months to live.'
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Marty Stroud admitted in a letter published in a Louisiana newspaper last month that he was to blame for putting Glenn Ford behind bars in 1983
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Stroud: 'I was not as interested in justice as I was in winning'
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Ford, now 65, was freed a year ago after evidence emerged showing he was not at the scene of the murder and has since been living on donations
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He has also been diagnosed with stage 4 cancer and has months to live
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Stroud visited Ford's home to apologize to him face-to-face but Ford told him he was not able to forgive him

Question: That, along with the money that he had in his bank account, left Mr @placeholder with a paltry $20.24 to his name.

Answer: Glenn Ford

Answer: Ford

Answer: Glenn Ford

Answer: Ford

Answer: Ford

Answer: Ford


A mugger who robbed a woman on a deserted street in Nantong, east China, met his match when three people on mopeds chased him for more than half a mile before apprehending him. The suspect, a 31-year-old man named as Han, was thought to be drunk when he committed the crime, reported People's Daily Online. According to reports, the incident took place in the early hours of November 6. Li had just finished work and was on her way home when she saw a drunken man. She recalled: 'He (Han) was walking unsteadily. I saw that there was no one else on the road so I got scared and started walking faster.'
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Drunk man mugged woman on deserted street in Nantong, east China
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Three strangers on mopeds heard cries for help and chased him down
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Man has admitted to his crimes and has been detained by local police

Question: He claims that he had been out drinking with friends and had decided to rob @placeholder under the influence of alcohol.

Answer: Li


(CNN) "El-Humdelilah." That's what Iraq's deputy health minister, Dr. Jassim al-Falahi, told CNN on Sunday: "Thank God." Al-Falahi's sigh of relief was over the discovery of some potentially deadly radioactive material that had been missing for months. "We found the missing radioactive material inside its case with no damages," he said. The incident was reported to the International Atomic Energy Agency in November. The item in question, an industrial radiography device about the size of a laptop, was found apparently undamaged Sunday near a patrol station in the southern Iraqi town of Zubayr. The fear was that the material -- which has the potential to harm many -- could have fallen into the hands of ISIS or another terror group.
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Radioactive material went missing from site in southern Iraq in November
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The radioisotope Iridium-192 was being used in a device to test oil pipes

Question: But according to al-@placeholder, everything was in proper order when it was found.

Answer: Falahi

Answer: Falahi


Southampton will not deny Morgan Schneiderlin to chance to join Manchester United but Ronald Koeman has warned that he will not leave on the cheap. United have offered £20million for Schneiderlin and been told to come back with a fee closer to £30m if they are serious about landing the France midfielder. 'Every player has his price and we have a good experience of selling players,' said Koeman. 'If there is interest in Morgan Schneiderlin, then okay, but it has to be at a price that the club wants. 'He is one of the key players of our team. He is an international player. But I don’t think that is a problem for Man United.'
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Manchester United had Morgan Schneiderlin bid rejected two weeks ago
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Ronald Koeman confirmed Southampton dismissed bid as not 'serious'
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United's offer is thought to worth £20million for France international
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Schneiderlin missed pre-season training on Monday through illness
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Koeman also confirmed interest in Twente defender Cuco Martina

Question: Koeman said: 'Two weeks ago we had a bid from @placeholder.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Answer: Man United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United


Chelsea defender Cesar Azplicueta believes his team-mate Eden Hazard will one day be ranked alongside Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo and win the Ballon d'Or. Either Messi or Ronaldo has won the prize on the last seven occasions, with the Barcelona forward winning four, and the Real Madrid star three. But Azpilicueta believes Hazard has the ability  to break the La Liga duo's monopoly and claim the top individual award in world football. Although he maintains his 24-year-old team-mate is more concerned with winning team trophies than individual honours. Eden Hazard can reach the level of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi, says team-mate Cesar Azpilicueta
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Cesar Azpilicueta believes team-mate Eden Hazard will win Ballon d'Or
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Hazard can reach the level of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo
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But Chelsea star is more concerned with trophies than individual awards
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READ: Hazard wins Footballer of the Year at London Football Awards
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CLICK HERE for all the latest Chelsea news

Question: @placeholder star Messi has won four Ballon d'Or awards in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012

Answer: Barcelona


Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini fears Samir Nasri could miss most of the rest of the season, but hopes Vincent Kompany and David Silva are back in action within a week. French midfielder Nasri, who has missed City's last six games with a hamstring injury, this week revealed via Twitter that he could be out for another three months. Now Pellegrini has given more details about the 28-year-old's condition, revealing that he faces a tendon operation after suffering a setback on the training ground, and the lay-off could be longer than feared. Pellegrini said: 'We don't have Samir Nasri for four or five months. He has a tendon injury in his right leg so now he must have surgery because it's an important (serious) injury.'
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Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini is concerned that midfielder Samir Nasri could miss most of the rest of the season through injury
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The France international has missed City's last six games with a hamstring problem and has suffered another setback on the training ground
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Nasri is set to undergo a tendon operation in the coming weeks
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City striker Sergio Aguero, however, is fit again after his own lay-off

Question: I hope it's the same as with @placeholder, that next week he can be okay.'

Answer: Vincent Kompany


SAS officers on a gruelling Special Forces selection march in which three soldiers died made a desperate plea for the exercise to be scrapped but were overruled by top brass, a coroner will be told. Just hours after reserve soldiers Lance Corporal Craig Roberts and Trooper Eddie Maher died on a 16-mile march in blistering heat on July 13, 2013, the SAS trainers were ordered to carry on with the marches over the Brecon Beacons. A third reservist, Corporal James Dunsby, also collapsed, and died in hospital a fortnight later. Army guidelines state that exercises must be stopped if troops suffer from heat-induced injuries, leading to claims that these rules were callously ignored.
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Reserve soldiers Lance Corporal Craig Roberts and Trooper Eddie Maher died on 16-mile march in blistering heat on July 13, 2013
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Just hours later SAS trainers were ordered to carry on with marches over Brecon Beacons
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Army guidelines state exercises must be stopped if troops suffer from heat-induced injuries
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Senior officers from HQ of United Kingdom Special Forces will have to attend inquests into deaths, including that of Corporal James Dunsby
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Third reservist also collapsed, and died in hospital fortnight later
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Up to ten officers, including doctors and medics, are facing negligence charges for their conduct on the tragic day. The charges carry maximum two-year jail sentences under military law;
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On the same day, ten elite full-time troops collapsed on another SAS exercise in the Welsh mountains. Some of the soldiers received fluid intravenously on the hillside;
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Special Forces chiefs made an attempt to hold the inquest into the controversial deaths in secret, insisting that any public discussions about SAS training posed a threat to national security;
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Defence sources have claimed that a police investigation into the deaths was bungled after detectives misread maps. Last night, Dyfed- Powys Police said the confusion had been corrected.

Question: These soldiers, many from elite Guards regiments and the Parachute Regiment, were hoping to gain entry into 22 @placeholder.

Answer: SAS

Answer: SAS

Answer: SAS

Answer: SAS

Answer: SAS


Tel Aviv, Israel (CNN) Israel has closed off the West Bank city of Yatta as authorities investigate a terror attack at a Tel Aviv market that left four people dead. Israeli troops went door-to-door in Yatta overnight, conducting interviews and searching homes after Wednesday night's attack. One woman said troops left holes in her doors and walls and took her son away, but she didn't know why. Israeli authorities also have frozen 83,000 entry permits for Palestinians -- including all for Ramadan and those for family visits from the West Bank to Israel -- in light of the Tel Aviv attack.
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Islamist group Hamas praises attack but does not claim responsibility
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Israel freezes more than 80,000 entry permits for Palestinians

Question: Spokesman Housam Badran said the attack was the "first of many surprises" planned against @placeholder forces during the month of Ramadan.

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israel


Adam Federici lay inert on the turf for a moment. He realised the magnitude of what happened. He understood the horror of it instantly. He let his head rest on the grass and closed his eyes as if he was trying to wish it all away, as if he was trying to blot out the din and the agony and the wild celebrations of the Arsenal fans. His face was scrunched against the grass, distorted in a mask of despair. Reading, still struggling to avoid relegation to League One, had performed heroically to push Arsenal into extra-time in this FA Cup semi-final and Federici had pulled off a series of stunning saves to keep the sides level at 1-1 but the Australian goalkeeper guessed there would be no way back now.
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Alexis Sanchez scored after 39 minutes following some clever play by Mesut Ozil for Arsenal
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Gareth McCleary's shot was deflected over the line on 54 as Reading hauled themselves level
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Sanchez struck again before half time in extra time when his shot squirmed through Adam Federici's legs

Question: It was a routine shot from @placeholder but the Reading stopper failed to collect it properly in his grasp - an embarrassing gaffe

Answer: Alexis Sanchez

Answer: Sanchez

Question: Arsenal had an inconsistent first half before Sanchez struck clinically after @placeholder passed to him excellently

Answer: Mesut Ozil


Washington (CNN) Sen. Al Franken called Sunday for the Senate Judiciary Committee to hold hearings on FBI Director James Comey's handling of the investigation into Hillary Clinton's private server. And the Minnesota senator said he thinks Hillary Clinton can rely on his state's voters despite a last-minute visit from Donald Trump, though he said he's always "nervous." "I think that there should be hearings, and I'm certain there will be hearings in the Judiciary Committee on this matter," the Franken told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union." His comments reflected the Democratic frustration with Comey telling lawmakers 11 days before the November 8 election that the FBI was reviewing new emails potentially connected to its investigation into whether Clinton mishandled classified information.
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Franken criticized Comey's handling of information related to Hillary Clinton's server
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"I'm sure that FBI Director Comey will be before us," Franken said

Question: "I think he should be able to answer questions about this, and he should be able to control the @placeholder."

Answer: FBI

Answer: FBI

Answer: FBI


Charismatic, outspoken and controversial. Three words that describe Brian Clough, so much so that a documentary film has been made to show his incredible achievements at Nottingham Forest. The legendary manager  took over when they were mid-table in the Second Division and turned them into European champions, not once but twice. What Clough did has yet to be repeated in modern day football, so while Jose Mourinho may label himself as the 'Special One,' it's a feat which may not ever be bettered. Having taken over at Derby in the 60's, the late Clough made the club's history books as his side lifted the First Division title for the first time in 1972.
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Brian Clough's success at Nottingham Forest recognised in new film
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The late Clough spent 18 years at the club and won two European cups
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Some dubbed him as 'the best manager England never had'
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The film documents Clough taking Forest from Second Divison obscurity and turning them into champions
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Actor Jonny Owen directed the film, which is released on October 13

Question: He lasted just 44 days in the job but his disappointment didn't last long, as @placeholder soon came calling and the rest was history.

Answer: Nottingham Forest

Answer: Nottingham Forest

Answer: Forest


Veteran BBC DJ Paul Gambaccini has accused the police of launching a 'witch hunt' against innocent celebrities to cover up their failures over Jimmy Savile. The 65-year-old said he had suffered 'a year from hell' as officers tried to drum up their case against him after he was arrested in 2013. He was finally told he would not face any sexual assault charges in October. Mr Gambaccini also claimed he had been 'left out to dry' on bail for months longer than necessary because the police did not want people to see a former Radio 1 DJ cleared before their case against his former colleague Dave Lee Travis had concluded.
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Veteran DJ  said he had suffered 'a year from hell' after arrest in 2013
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65-year-old was told he would not face any sex assault charges in October
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Mr Gambaccini told MPs he was 'left out to dry' by the police for months
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Blamed his arrest on 'moral panic' sparked by the revelations over Savile

Question: Travis was convicted of molesting a 22-year-old researcher in September, just weeks before the case against Mr @placeholder was dropped.

Answer: Paul Gambaccini

Answer: Gambaccini

Answer: Gambaccini


Calum Chambers has no regrets about being denied a loan move and insists Arsenal is the best place to learn – even if he isn’t playing. When Chambers arrived at Arsenal in July 2014, he was pitched straight into the action and made an impressive debut in the Community Shield victory over Manchester City. He never looked back and was named the club's first player of the month. By this point of last season, Chambers had made 20 appearances – which totalled 1346 minutes – and been capped three times by England. This season, however, has presented some challenges. Arsene Wenger is turning him from a right-back into a central defender but he wants that transition to take place at the Emirates Stadium. The Arsenal manager would not let Chambers seek a loan in the window but he is not giving him much game time, either. So far Chambers has only been involved in 324 minutes of the campaign.
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Calum Chambers has struggled for minutes this season at Arsenal
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Arsene Wenger is converting Chambers from a right back to a centre back
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Chambers is not becoming disillusioned at club despite lack of action
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He will start at the heart of England U21's defence against Switzerland

Question: One thing of which Chambers is assured is regular games with @placeholder's Under 21s.

Answer: England

Answer: England


When eight-year-old Mohammed bin Ahmed Jaber Al Harbi approached the Queen for a handshake at the Derby, he melted hearts around the world. Now, the little boy has returned to the UK for  Royal Ascot and appeared clutching the hand of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Makhtoum, the 65-year-old Emir of Dubai. Walking right behind him was his 'best friend', the emirate's dapper Crown Prince Hamdan, 32, and the royal's step-mother, Princess Haya of Jordan, 41. Mohammed is the son of Ahmed Jaber 'AJ' Al Harbi, a close friend of the Emirati prince, and spends much of his time travelling the world with his father and the royal.
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Mohammed bin Ahmed Jaber Al Harbi was at Royal Ascot today
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Little boy melted hearts when he shook hands with the Queen at Derby
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Was back in his top hat and tailcoat and joined Emirati royal party

Question: Indeed, this is the eight-year-old's second visit to @placeholder, having been part of the party to take part in last year's event.

Answer: Royal Ascot

Answer: Royal Ascot


(CNN) -- Barcelona put a turbulent few months behind them by sweeping aside Elche 3-0 at the Nou Camp in their opening game of the Spanish season. Lionel Messi was the standout player as he scored twice and Barcelona dominated despite having Javier Mascherano sent off and playing the whole of the second half with ten men. The omens initially were not good for Barcelona. The club ended last season empty handed under Gerado Martino. The club's president Sandro Rosell had to resign over alleged irregularities surrounding the Neymar transfer. And star striker Lionel Messi has been embroiled in allegations of tax avoidance.
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Barcelona stormed to an easy 3-0 win against Elche
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Black cat invades pitch before game, but doesn't bring bad luck
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Barca reduced to 10 men, but Messi shines
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Minnows SD Eibar win first game

Question: But you wouldn't have known that it was @placeholder down to ten men given their second half performance.

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barca


Brussels, Belgium (CNN) In grainy images from surveillance footage, a man wearing light-colored clothes and a hat pushes a baggage cart through the airport. It's one key piece of evidence authorities are looking at as they search for suspects after two explosions at the Brussels airport and another at a busy subway station in the Belgian capital Tuesday killed at least 30 people and wounded 230 others. Brussels attack investigation: 1 person arrested ISIS claimed responsibility for the coordinated attacks, but authorities said it's too soon to say for sure whether the terror group was behind the blasts. So far, police have released photos of three men they say are suspects tied to the airport attack, standing side-by-side.
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Authorities comb through a building where a taxi driver says he picked up the suspects
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Prosecutor: Of three men pushing airport luggage carts in photos, two are probable suicide attackers and one is at large
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Two explosions rock Brussels Airport, another rips through a subway station in the Belgian capital

Question: Investigators found a nail bomb, chemical products and an @placeholder flag during a house search in the northeast Brussels neighborhood of Schaerbeek, Belgium's federal prosecutor said in a statement.

Answer: ISIS


She's in rehab now, but the big question remains: What exactly happened at the Polo Lounge at the swank Beverly Hills Hotel that led to Kim Richards' out of control behavior. The real housewife was arrested following an emotional breakdown after a heated exchange with the maître d' at the swanky bar of the Beverly Hills Hotel, Daily Mail Online can reveal. In a downward-spiral, the 50-year-old recovering alcoholic admitted to Dr Phil McGraw that she was drunk on the night of her arrest. Scroll down for exclusive video Help: Kim Richards is now in a Malibu rehab, but the star was out of control when she was arrested at the Beverly Hills Hotel. She tells all to Dr Phil in a show that will air tomorrow
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Kim Richards, who will tell her story to Dr. Phil tomorrow,  is now in a Malibu rehab facility
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The star was out of control when she was arrested at the Beverly Hills Hotel April 16
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She admits to Dr Phil that she drank a big glass of vodka at her daughter Brooke's house before she got in her car to return home
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Feeling woozy, she stopped at the hotel and went straight to the Polo Lounge
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She claims the bar was closed and she did not drink any more
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But when she went over to chat with a couple of strangers, the maître d' got testy
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When he accused her of trespassing and threatened to call police, she flipped out

Question: She told @placeholder she pulled into the hotel because she felt the alcohol was unexpectedly hitting her.

Answer: Phil McGraw

Answer: Phil

Answer: Dr. Phil

Answer: Phil


(CNN) So much for a warm and fuzzy Valentine's Day. About 20 cities across the East endured record-breaking cold Sunday, forecasters say. New York City's temperature plummeted to 1 below zero at Central Park, shattering the record of 2 degrees, set during World War I. Boston reported 9 below. Toronto's temperature reached 16 below over the weekend. And those are just the real temperatures. Factor in strong winds, and states from northern Pennsylvania to Maine felt wind chills well, well below zero. In all, more than 75 million people from the Midwest to the Eastern Seaboard are expected to be affected by snow and freezing rain into Tuesday.
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Record-low temperatures are reported Sunday in some cities
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Part of Interstate 65 in Indiana is closed after multiple crashes
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Snow and freezing rain are impacting more than 75 million people into Tuesday

Question: At least three people died in the pileup on @placeholder 78, Pennsylvania State Police said.

Answer: Interstate


The gunman who killed nine people last week at an Oregon college shot himself in front of his classmates after being wounded by two hero cops. Also revealed on Wednesday was that Umpqua Community College shooter Christopher Harper-Mercer, 26, was discharged from the Army after attempting to commit suicide. Harper-Mercer was discharged after one month of basic training at Fort Jackson, in South Carolina, in 2008. The Wall Street Journal reports that the Army wouldn't disclose details of the 2008 suicide attempt but that it indicates Harper-Mercer was deeply troubled long before he opened fire on his classmates last Thursday.
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Christopher Harper-Mercer, 26, shot himself in a classroom after being wounded by two hero cops who opened fire
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Harper-Mercer was discharged from the Army in 2008 for trying to commit suicide
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Todd Spingath was one of two officers to take down Oregon shooter
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His partner and fellow vet, Joe Kaney, was identified earlier this week
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The pair have been hailed for preventing further potential devastation
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They rushed into Umpqua Community College five minutes after alert

Question: The Army discharge did not affect Harper-@placeholder's ability to obtain firearms legally.

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Question: Federal officials also said that the guns were purchased through a federally licensed firearms dealer by Mr. Harper-@placeholder or his relatives.

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Question: At a Wednesday news conference, authorities said that two police officers in plainclothes were the first to confront Harper-@placeholder after he began shooting at his morning writing class.

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Question: Eyewitness reports suggested it was his class that Chris Harper-@placeholder targeted in the massacre.

Answer: Mercer

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Answer: Mercer

Answer: Mercer


Andrew Strauss sat in the stands at Twickenham and watched England’s Rugby World Cup unravel with a devastating defeat against Australia. It is why he is so anxious now that cricket should not make the same mistakes. It was all too easy to miss the crux of Strauss’s mission statement when he was appointed as England’s team director in May. The man who was such a success as an orthodox opening batsman and Test captain wanted England to turn their backs on more than a century of tradition and treat what was once known as hit-and-giggle cricket just as seriously.
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It was all too easy to miss the crux of Andrew Strauss's mission statement when he was appointed as England's team director in May
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Strauss wants to treat what was known as 'hit and giggle' cricket seriously
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England will stage the 50-over World Cup in a momentous summer of 2019

Question: It is Strauss’s job to make sure they do not fall flat on their faces like their rugby counterparts and miss a golden chance to promote the sport by repeating the mistakes that have blighted many a cricket @placeholder.

Answer: World Cup

Answer: World Cup


(CNN) When Peter MacDonald, Fleming Begaye and Thomas Begay joined the elite fraternity of Navajo Code Talkers during World War II, they had no idea what they were getting into. That was by design. The top-secret program they joined wouldn't even be declassified until more than two decades later -- long after the secret Navajo code language had played a vital role in the American war effort. All they knew at the time was that the Marines were recruiting and needed help from the Navajo people. "So we all volunteered. That's how he went in, that's how he went in, that's how I went in," said MacDonald, now 90, of his two comrades. MacDonald, Begaye and Begay were at the White House on Monday to receive praise for their service.
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The Navajo Code Talkers used their native language to invent a secret military code
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The code was vital to the US victory in the Pacific in World War II

Question: But the Navajo language's syntax and linguistics are particularly tricky for non-@placeholder, and it is not written.

Answer: Navajo Code Talkers

Answer: Navajo

Answer: Navajo

Answer: Navajo Code Talkers

Question: Those 29 @placeholder created more than 200 new Navajo words for military terms and committed them to memory.

Answer: Navajo Code Talkers

Answer: Navajo

Answer: Navajo

Answer: Navajo Code Talkers

Question: "Were it not for the @placeholder," said Maj. Howard Connor, the signal officer of the Navajos, "the Marines would never have taken Iwo Jima."

Answer: Navajo


A former Fortune 500 executive from New Hampshire who caused a highway crash that killed a Vermont couple and their unborn baby was accused of being 'heartless' in court on Wednesday by angry family members. Prosecutors have said Robert Dellinger told investigators he was trying to kill himself in December 2013 when he drove his pickup truck across an Interstate 89 median and smashed into an SUV carrying 24-year-old Amanda Murphy, who was 8 months pregnant, and her fiance, 29-year-old Jason Timmons. Relatives of Murphy and Timmons tore into Dellinger during the first of the two-day sentencing hearing. Amanda Murphy's mother, Tammy Langlois, and Murphy's sister, Ashley Murphy, cry after speaking about the moment they learned of the accident that killed Murphy, her unborn child, and her fiancee, Jason Timmons, during Robert Dellinger's sentencing  on Wednesday
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Robert Dellinger, 54, allegedly tried to kill himself in December 2013 by driving across highway, but instead he killed a young couple
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Amanda Murphy, 24, and Jason Timmons, 29, were killed instantly in the crash in Lebanon, New Hampshire
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Murphy was eight months pregnant with their first child, a girl
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Dellinger pleaded guilty in February to negligent homicide for their deaths, and to assault for the death of the fetus
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He faces 12 to 24 years in prison when sentencing resumes on Thursday

Question: Defense lawyers have said @placeholder was suffering from delirium due to a 'toxic regime' of prescription medications for multiple sclerosis and depression.

Answer: Robert Dellinger

Answer: Dellinger

Answer: Robert Dellinger

Answer: Robert Dellinger

Answer: Dellinger


(CNN) US President Donald Trump called the French President Saturday amid mounting tensions with North Korea the day after he said he was considering further economic sanctions against the rogue nation. In a call Trump had with President Emmanuel Macron of France, the two discussed "the need to confront the increasingly dangerous situation associated with North Korea's destabilizing and escalatory behavior," according to a White House readout of the call. During the call, both leaders discussed working with allies to enforce United Nations sanctions and denuclearize the Korean Peninsula, the statement said. Earlier Saturday, Macron issued a statement voicing his "concern at the ballistic and nuclear threat coming from North Korea," adding that the international community should work with Pyongyang to "resume the path of dialogue without conditions."
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Trump calls China and reassures Guam's governor
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Japan deploys a missile interception system to four locations

Question: Earlier in the day, @placeholder issued a warning to North Korea.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Foreign policy and national security experts have raised questions about @placeholder's threatening response to North Korea, noting that past administrations have tried to avoid the President commenting on North Korea's threats in order to avoid giving them credibility.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: @placeholder dismissed the criticism Friday, saying the only reason they are critical of his response is "because it's me."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: "If somebody else uttered the exact same words that I uttered they would say what a great statement, what a wonderful statement," @placeholder said, adding that there are "tens of millions of people in this country that are so happy with what I am saying."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) Ivanka Trump is India-bound, traveling to Hyderabad just after the Thanksgiving holiday. Building on a series of international visits and meetings here in the United States with world leaders, Trump will lead the US delegation to the Global Entrepreneurship Summit, which is being cohosted by the United States and India. The first daughter and senior adviser to the President was invited to the summit by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi when he visited the White House in June. Speaking to reporters on a conference call Tuesday, Trump called the summit "a testament to the strong friendship" of the two countries, as well as an event to spotlight "the growing economic and security partnership between our two nations."
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Trump will participate in an economic summit
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It will be themed "Women First and Prosperity for All"

Question: The trip has already made international headlines for the preparations underway: @placeholder's police commissioner gave an unprecedented order to get beggars off the streets ahead of Trump's visit.

Answer: Hyderabad

Question: The trip has already made international headlines for the preparations underway: Hyderabad's police commissioner gave an unprecedented order to get beggars off the streets ahead of @placeholder's visit.

Answer: Ivanka Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN)To many viewers on the political right, Clint Eastwood's "American Sniper" is a patriotic film that celebrates a war hero and doesn't shy away from the truth about the terrorist threat. To some on the left, it glorifies an unjust war while paying homage to an unapologetic killer with a simplistic, good-versus-evil view of the world. Which is closer to the truth? Neither, say the movie's makers. In recent interviews, Eastwood, screenwriter Jason Hall and star Bradley Cooper have said they are dismayed by attempts to ascribe political meanings to what they see as primarily a portrait of real-life Navy SEAL sniper Chris Kyle and the Iraq War's impact on him.
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"American Sniper" has been misunderstood by some moviegoers who politicize it
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Filmmakers say their focus was to create "a character study about what the plight is for a soldier"

Question: One scene shows @placeholder, as Kyle, expressing dismay that his first kill as a sniper is not of an enemy soldier but of a young boy holding a bomb.

Answer: Bradley Cooper


Getaway granny Joyce Mitchell was a heartless, sex-crazed cheater who thought nothing of carrying on affairs and leaving a trail of devastation in her wake, her first husband has revealed in an exclusive interview with Daily Mail Online. Mitchell, now the most reviled woman in America, moved current husband Lyle into her marital home just 22 days after Tobey Premo moved out, Premo revealed. And her court maneuverings prevented him from having any contact with their son, who was just a year old when the couple split, and led to him being reduced to living in a cockroach-infested hotel on a meager $91 a week.
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Jailed prison worker Joyce Mitchell, 51, has admitted having sex with Richard Matt in the prison
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'She always had a healthy appetite for sex', ex-husband Tobey Premo reveals.
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'When we first got together we were having sex two or three times a day. She always wanted it'
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Joyce cheated on Premo several times, finally with current husband Lyle Mitchell, who is now distancing himself from his wife
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When Premo found out about their affair, he beat up Lyle in a slipper factory bathroom
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Joyce left Premo and took everything, even unopened wedding gifts and his tools

Question: 'My mother said there is a girl here and I saw who it was and we connected,' @placeholder recalled.

Answer: Tobey Premo

Answer: Premo

Answer: Tobey Premo

Answer: Premo

Answer: Premo

Answer: Premo

Question: But @placeholder's attack on the man who had cuckolded him led to significant repercussions in his divorce from Tillie.

Answer: Tobey Premo

Answer: Premo

Answer: Tobey Premo

Answer: Premo

Answer: Premo

Answer: Premo


Imagine France without the French. No, not a recently discovered ‘missing’ line from a John Lennon song, but a desire often expressed by the British. We may love the country across the Channel but are generally less enamoured with the people who live there. It’s not just the British, by the way, who feel that our Gallic cousins are not quite as welcoming as they might be. The French people have recently been ticked off by their own Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius for failing to be sufficiently hospitable to foreign tourists (that’s putting it mildly, Laurent). So what if there were a part of France that wasn’t actually ‘in’ France at all and it was populated largely by people who don’t really seem French. It’s not imaginary, it’s real – it’s an island called Corsica – deep in the Med, 250 miles off the coast of Marseilles.
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Corsica is about relaxing: reading in the day and over-eating in the night
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The island is populated largely by people who don’t really seem French
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FRANK BARRETT described it as a place with its own ambient smell

Question: @placeholder lovers see the place as their own special secret and are terrified that the island could suddenly turn into the next Majorca.

Answer: Corsica

Answer: Corsica


Four out of ten British Muslims partly blame MI5 and the police for radicalising British teenagers who then flee the country to join ISIS. A survey of 1,001 British Muslims found that one in four of this cohort had some sympathy with those who decide to join terror organisations such as ISIS. The figures show that among young and female Muslims, one third have sympathy for the Jihadi runaways despite the deplorable images of ISIS atrocities posted on the internet. Eight per cent agreed they had 'a lot of sympathy' for the likes of Jihadi John. Scroll down for video
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Pollsters questioned 1,001 British Muslims and 1,001 non-Muslims
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Eight per cent of British Muslims have 'a lot' of sympathy for Jihadi John
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However, 60 per cent strongly condemned the likes of Jihadi John and ISIS
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Three quarters agreed that Islam was compatible with the British lifestyle

Question: Another six per cent felt it was not important for @placeholder to fit into British society.

Answer: Muslims

Answer: Muslims

Answer: Muslims

Answer: Muslims

Answer: Muslims

Question: Meanwhile more than half of the @placeholder surveyed said it was their responsibility to condemn terrorist attacks by Muslims in the name of Islam, while a third said it was not.

Answer: Muslims

Answer: Muslims

Answer: Muslims

Answer: Muslims

Answer: Muslims


Washington (CNN) More than five dozen state and local election offices requested help from the Department of Homeland Security to protect their election systems from cyberattacks, according to DHS documents obtained by CNN. Before the 2016 US election, 33 states and 36 local governments requested an assessment of their election systems to help prevent cyberattacks, and another two states and six localities requested the assessment since the election, according to a DHS memo issued in response to questions from Missouri Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill. The memo gives more detail on the scope of how many states and cities had concerns about the potential risk of a cyberattack last year, even before the Obama administration had issued its report confirming Russian hackers meddled in the US election.
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33 states and 36 local governments asked DHS for help from cyberattacks
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Since the election, another two states and six local governments also requested assistance

Question: The @placeholder memo does not say how many of the 21 targeted states also requested a cyberassessment from the department.

Answer: Department of Homeland Security

Answer: DHS

Answer: DHS

Answer: DHS

Question: The memo, obtained by CNN, notes that @placeholder provides the assessments to states and local governments for free, although those governments have to cover the costs to address any exposed vulnerabilities.

Answer: Department of Homeland Security

Answer: DHS

Answer: DHS

Answer: DHS

Question: In addition, @placeholder said that it shared technical information to help states and local governments identify and stop malicious cyber activity, which included reports "on malicious activity by Russian civilian and military intelligence services."

Answer: Department of Homeland Security

Answer: DHS

Answer: DHS

Answer: DHS

Question: In addition, DHS said that it shared technical information to help states and local governments identify and stop malicious cyber activity, which included reports "on malicious activity by @placeholder civilian and military intelligence services."

Answer: Russian

Question: The @placeholder memo also detailed how department determined that Russian hacking did not target vote tallying systems.

Answer: Department of Homeland Security

Answer: DHS

Answer: DHS

Answer: DHS


Briefly here in dazzling Berlin we threatened to get a classic and, lost amongst the drama and the shadows of Barcelona’s brilliance, was a performance from one of the great goalkeepers of this, or indeed, any generation. Gianluigi Buffon is 37 now but time has not taken the edge from his talents. When his Juventus team shocked Europe and the bookmakers who wrote them off after five minutes by equalising and forcing Barcelona momentarily back on to their heels early in the second half, it was testimony to the courage and sheer will of the Italian team. The truth of the matter was, however, that they had their goalkeeper to thank. Had it not been for Buffon the night would have been over for the Italian champions after 15 minutes. That may sound ridiculous but such was the way Barcelona started – such was the fear in Juventus eyes early on – that only the goalkeeper stood between them and complete embarrassment.
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Juventus had Gianluigi Buffon to thank for keeping them in the showpiece
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Had it not been for the keeper the final would've been over after 15 minutes
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Buffon kept them in the game with two saves he made early in either half
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But Italian goalkeeper ultimately on losing side after Barcelona's 3-1 win
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Barcelona 3-1 Juventus: CLICK HERE for Champions League final reaction
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READ: Barcelona 3-1 Juventus - Oliver Holt's match report

Question: For a while @placeholder couldn’t build on their goalkeeper’s contribution.

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus


A pair of homeless hounds were plucked from the kennels to join the jet set lifestyle when their new owner picked them up - in a private plane. The pampered pooches had their heads firmly in the clouds after being spirited away to start a life of luxury. Nine-year-old Terrier Cross, Troy, and six-year-old Bonnie, a Corgi-Cross, have had a rough time of it since their owner passed away - that was until they were spotted by Mike Owen and his family. After catching sight of the pair at the Dogs Trust in Manchester, Mike knew they were coming home to Guernsey with him, his wife Eleanor and his kids, Christopher, 11, and Katie, 16.
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Nine-year-old  Troy, and six-year-old Bonnie picked up in luxury style
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The pair were transported from dogs trust in Manchester to Guernsey
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When the Owen family realised the ferries weren't running, a friend lent them their private jet

Question: 'We had been thinking about getting a dog for some time and were visiting my parents close to @placeholder.

Answer: Dogs Trust

Answer: Manchester


New Delhi  (CNN) Narendra Modi will become the first Indian Prime Minister to visit Israel, in a landmark visit scheduled for July 4. Modi will meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over a period of two days to discuss "matters of mutual interest," read a press release from India's Ministry of External Affairs. Modi's itinerary also includes plans to meet with members of the Indian community in Tel Aviv and a visit to honor Indian soldiers buried in Haifa cemetery. Important ally Israel has in recent years become an important defense supplier for India. The two countries signed an air and missile defense deal worth almost $2 billion in April, in what Israel termed the "largest defense contract deal" in its history.
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Diplomatic relationship between India and Israel dates back to 1992
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Trip follows major defense deal signed in April

Question: "Geopolitically, this (official trip) is yet another example of @placeholder's shift away from its policy of non-alignment," said Agrawal.

Answer: Indian

Answer: India

Answer: Indian

Answer: Indian

Answer: India

Answer: India


Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy has today been officially presented with his Guinness World Records certificate in honour of his 11 game record goal-scoring run in the Barclays Premier League. The England front man received the award at Leicester City's training ground today ahead of his side's important fixture away to Swansea in the Premier League. The Swansea game presents Vardy with an opportunity to chase down yet another milestone, this time in the form of Jimmy Dunne's long standing record for consecutive goals in the English top flight. The former Sheffield United player's record of scoring in 12 straight games has stood since 1932.
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Jamie Vardy receives his award for consecutive Premier League goals
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Striker scored in 11 straight games to break Premier League record
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Manchester United's Ruud van Nistelrooy held the record from 2002-2015
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Forward can equal record for consecutive goals in England on Saturday

Question: Records for the most goals in one season and most consecutive away goals are also on the horizon for @placeholder.

Answer: Jamie Vardy

Answer: Vardy

Answer: Jamie Vardy


The future of Andy Murray’s coaching arrangement with Amelie Mauresmo looks shrouded in doubt after he confirmed that they will take a prolonged break from each other after Wimbledon. Mauresmo, who is expecting a baby in August, will be replaced by Swede Jonas Bjorkman in the lead-up to the US Open and quite possibly after that, depending on how she assesses her priorities. The 27-year-old Scot, who is in Munich for this week’s BMW Open and joined in the 100-year celebrations at the Iphitos Tennis Club on Monday night, parted company with Ivan Lendl last year because the Czech was no longer able to spend half the year travelling.
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Jonas Bjorkman joined Andy Murray's camp on an initial trial
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Amelie Mauresmo is due to give birth to her first child in August
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Bjorkman will work with Murray right through to the US Open
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Murray is in Munich to compete in this week's BMW Open on clay

Question: @placeholder (left) and coach Jonas Bjorkman enjoy the celebrations in Munich on Monday evening

Answer: Andy Murray

Answer: Andy Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray


The Force was certainly strong in Jessica Ennis-Hill as she claimed heptathlon gold at the World Championships in Beijing last summer. Unfortunately for Jenson Button, it would have taken all of Luke Skywalker's Jedi powers to get his McLaren anywhere near a podium in 2015. Now, however, the two British sporting stars have put their years of mixed success behind them to combine for a special video with a Star Wars theme. Two groups are seen racing through dark streets on their bikes - one dressed all in white, like storm troopers, and seemingly on a collision course with another pack of riders wearing red and grey - like the film series' famous rebel fighters.
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Jenson Button and Jessica Ennis-Hill front a road safety video
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Rory McIlroy also stars in the film, which has a Star Wars theme
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The trio are helping to promote new lights on Santander Cycles in London

Question: 'The film is fantastic, and I had so much fun leading the Rebels,' said Ennis-@placeholder.

Answer: Hill

Answer: Hill


(CNN) The cavalry is coming! Not exactly, but the sentiment of reassurance is the same. This week, US Defense Secretary James Mattis arrives in Asia to visit South Korea and Japan. Two stalwart US allies, policymakers in both capitals have nevertheless been shaken by statements Donald Trump made while campaigning for President. None of these was more dramatic than the suggestion that these allies should pay more for US troops or risk having these forces withdrawn. Statements like this played to the worst fears in Seoul and Tokyo that the United States might no longer be a committed ally. It is now Mattis' job to reassure them of US commitments and return the trajectory of alliance relations back to pre-2016 presidential campaign rhetoric.
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Jeffrey Hornung: Japan, South Korea were shaken by statements Donald Trump made while campaigning
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Washington's alliances with Seoul and Tokyo will be critical in managing challenges posed by China and North Korea, he says

Question: Mattis needs to reaffirm the decision to deploy the THAAD anti-ballistic missile system in @placeholder.

Answer: South Korea

Answer: South Korea

Question: Similarly, the allies will need to reaffirm the alignment of their policies vis-à-vis @placeholder's nuclear and missile threats.

Answer: North Korea

Question: Given the severity of the @placeholder threat, it is crucial they hammer out any possible differences that may have arisen since Trump became president.

Answer: North Korea

Question: Finally, Mattis should also advocate for further @placeholder-Japan-South Korea security cooperation.

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: United States

Answer: US


Washington (CNN) Hillary Clinton on Monday interrupted her stump speech involuntarily in a coughing spell -- and wryly blamed the incident on GOP rival Donald Trump. "Every time I think about Trump I get allergic," said the Democratic nominee in the midst of her coughing outbreak during a Cleveland rally, Ohio. Behind Clinton, running mate Tim Kaine clapped while the audience laughed in response. Hillary Clinton coughs and a nation listens Kellyanne Conway, Trump's campaign manager, seized on the episode to tweak Clinton over her distance from the media -- including not holding a full-blown press conference since last December.
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Hillary Clinton laughed off a coughing spell by taunting Donald Trump
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Trump's campaign manager tweaked Clinton on Twitter over the episode

Question: @placeholder has dealt with coughing fits before, but Monday's among the most disruptive.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton


Washington (CNN) White House chief of staff Reince Priebus pushed back Sunday against the Russian account of the meeting President Donald Trump had with Russian President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Germany. Speaking on "Fox News Sunday," Priebus said Trump did not believe Putin's claim Friday that Russia had not attempted to influence the 2016 US presidential election. "The President absolutely did not believe the denial of President Putin," Priebus said. "What the President did is he immediately came into the meeting, talked about Russian meddling in the US election, went after that issue at least two separate times."
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Reince Priebus said Russia wasn't "off the hook" after comments from President Donald Trump
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The White House chief of staff said the two countries needed to move forward

Question: Priebus said an "extensive portion" of the first meeting between the two leaders was dedicated to the issue and offered what he said was @placeholder's position.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: He also said, "Now it is time to move forward in working constructively with @placeholder!"

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Question: Tillerson said when Trump pressed Putin and he denied involvement, Trump moved on to other topics, while Lavrov suggested @placeholder had accepted Putin's denial.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


(CNN) New White House communications czar Anthony Scaramucci wasn't joking when he said he wanted Donald Trump to "be himself." The President offered a fresh exhibition of his unorthodox, unchained approach to politics on Monday night at the Boy Scout Jamboree in West Virginia. To be fair, he did pay lip service to the idea that some occasions should be immune from politics. "We put aside all of the policy fights in Washington DC you have been hearing about with all the fake news and all of that. We are going to put that aside," Trump told a rowdy throng he called "young patriots," who periodically broke into cheers of "USA, USA."
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Trump spoke to the Boy Scouts Jamboree Monday night, bringing up his surprise election win and decrying "fake news"
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The President has talked politics at other traditionally non-partisan locales such as the CIA and Coast Guard Academy
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"Who the Hell wants to talk about politics when I am in front of the Boy Scouts?"

Question: "We could really use some more loyalty, I will tell you that," @placeholder said, without saying to whom he was referring.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


It takes years of practice and nerves of steel to perfect stunts like the one captured on camera at a south Wales petrol station. But this was no hardened Hollywood performer who exited the forecourt at high speed and in style on two wheels, but a Pembrokeshire pensioner in her 80s. And it seems she was less interested in impressing onlookers, and more concerned with getting herself from Eglwyswrw to the nearby town of Newport in a timely fashion. The incident was caught on camera by CCTV last week by Sian Jones, who later uploaded the remarkable footage onto YouTube.
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Pensioner exiting forecourt in Eglwyswrw, Wales, when she did a 'wheelie'
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The car turns, hits bank and goes up onto two wheels before righting itself
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Driver, thought to be in her 80s, is said to have been oblivious to her stunt

Question: 'The old lady was fine, because she came back up to the forecourt to be on the correct side to fill up with petrol, and I asked are you OK, she replied 'Yes, I'm only going to @placeholder'.

Answer: Newport