Troubled Championship club Leeds are facing yet more controversy through a twin unfair dismissal and sex discrimination case. Lucy Ward, highly respected women’s footballer who worked as a BBC pundit at the World Cup, has been at Leeds for 17 years on the education and welfare side. She was suspended on the same day as manager Neil Redfearn, her partner of six years, left the club, with Leeds believing they came as a package. Ward was later told by Leeds executive director Adam Pearson that she was being dismissed for gross misconduct for taking too much holiday while on BBC duty in Canada this summer.
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Lucy Ward was at Leeds for 17 years on the education and welfare side
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Ward was suspended on the same day as manager Neil Redfearn
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Leeds ownder Massimo Cellino thought highly of Ward
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Canterbury agree four-year extension as England kit suppliers
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Paula Radcliffe ignored BBC when giving TV interviews on Tuesday night

Question: Yet @placeholder claims she had received permission from her club line manager Adam Underwood to be away when required by the BBC.

Answer: Lucy Ward

Answer: Ward

Answer: Lucy Ward

Answer: Ward

Answer: Ward


Barcelona, Spain (CNN) Supporters of Catalan independence maintained their standoff with the Spanish government Saturday as they prepared to hold a fiercely disputed referendum. Parents occupied schools in a bid to prevent police from restricting access to their use Sunday as polling stations. Their actions came a day after huge crowds massed in Barcelona, the regional capital, for a final campaign rally by independence supporters, many waving the distinctive Catalan flag. Catalan President Carles Puigdemont gave a rousing call for people to vote despite the obstacles. "We are people who have experience with difficulties, and every difficultly makes us stronger," he said. "Friends, so that victory is definite, on Sunday, let's dress up in referendum (clothes) and leave home prepared to change history, to end the process and start progress, social progress, economic progress and cultural and national progress."
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Spain's central government has issued stern warnings against referendum
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Public support within Catalonia for independence has become increasingly vocal as vote nears

Question: Many complain that @placeholder ends up subsidizing other parts of Spain.

Answer: Catalan

Answer: Catalan

Answer: Catalan

Answer: Catalonia


One of Australia's biggest retailers, Target, has come under fire for allegedly using a small Melbourne design duo's art prints for their children's clothing range. Peaches + Keen owners Lily Daley and Lucy Hearn were shocked when a customer emailed them on Facebook in February asking them if they were working with the retail giant, which is part of the huge Wesfarmers brand in Australia. When the duo got their hands on the pair of children's pants they couldn't believe the similarities and eventually managed to secure a $5,000 payout from Target for using their designs. 'We actually had a fan ... send us a message on Facebook asking us if we were producing work for the company,' co-founder Ms Daley told ABC's 7:30 program.
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Target have been selling kids clothes with another company's design
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The small Melbourne duo Peaches + Keen recognised their prints
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The pair found out after a customer notified them  on Facebook
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The pair were given a $5,000 payment from Target for using their designs

Question: 'Peaches and Keen contacted @placeholder in February and raised concerns about two items which they believed had a similar print design to a range they had created,' the statement read.

Answer: Target

Answer: Target

Answer: Target

Answer: Target


A whale watching boat that sank of the coast of Canada is believed to have claimed the life of a young Australian man. A Sydney man, 27, has not been seen or heard from since he boarded a whale watching tour that capsized near Vancouver Island on Monday. Authorities have confirmed that one passenger remains unaccounted for while five British tourists -  including four men and one woman aged between 18 and 76 -  died in the water. The man's family told Australian Associated Press that he was travelling with his girlfriend at the time of the accident, but was not among the 21 people who were plucked from the water by rescue services.
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A Sydney man who boarded a whale watching vessel is feared to be dead
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Images have emerged of the capsized boat floating near rocks in Canada
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At least five British tourists have died while 18 have been taken to hospital
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A distress call was sent at around 5pm on Monday near town of Tofino
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The 65ft tourist ship belonged to company Jamie's Whaling Station

Question: The parents of the missing Sydney man, whose identity is still unknown, desperately tried to arrange an emergency passport  to travel to @placeholder on Tuesday.

Answer: Canada

Answer: Canada


(CNN) The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, the most expensive and one of the most controversial weapons systems in US history, is on its way to Japan to be "the cornerstone" of US defense in the Pacific. The first of 16 US Marine Corps F-35Bs left Arizona Monday on the initial overseas deployment for the stealth jets. The planes are heading for Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, not far from Hiroshima, on the Japanese main island of Honshu. Sending the $104 million jets to Iwakuni shows Washington's "commitment to the defense of Japan with the most capable and modern equipment in the U.S. inventory," 1st Lt. Karoline Foote of the III Marine Expeditionary Force in Japan told CNN in an email.
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F-35 jets will be on first overseas deployment in Japan
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$400 billion F-35 program is the most expensive weapons system ever

Question: The F-35 is also being sold to and produced by US allies around the world, including @placeholder, which received its first unit in December.

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japan


Veteran striker Miroslav Klose helped himself to two goals as Lazio crushed Fiorentina 4-0 in Serie A on Monday, a result that boosted their chances of reaching next season's Champions League. Lucas Biglia set Lazio on their way and an Antonio Candreva penalty put them in complete control as they went joint third with Napoli on 46 points. Fiorentina, whose Champions League hopes took a hefty blow as they dropped four points behind their opponents in joint fifth, were unrecognisable from the team that won 2-1 at Juventus in the Italian Cup on Thursday. Lazio striker Miroslav Klose celebrates his second goal of the night in front of the cheering home fans
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Lazio midfielder Lucas Biglia opened the scoring early on in the match
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Antonio Candevra added a second from the penalty spot just after the hour
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World Cup winning striker Miroslav Klose sealed the victory with a brace
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The win brings an end to Fiorentina's eight-game unbeaten run in Serie A
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Lazio leapfrog Napoli in third for possible Champions League playoff place

Question: The top two qualify for the @placeholder group stage and the third-placed club go into the final playoff round.

Answer: Champions League

Answer: Champions League

Answer: Champions League


A teenage girl has been charged with robbery after she was caught lying on Facebook about her involvement in the fatal ambush. Haley McKibben, 18, was allegedly involved in a plan to rob 23-year-old John Kinsey Jr who was found shot dead in his car last Saturday in Indianapolis, Indiana. McKibben was asked to 'set up' Kinsey by Julius Gordon, 19, so that the pair could rob him of a stash of marijuana and Xanax, according to an affidavit seen by Daily Mail Online. The 18-year-old reportedly got in the car to smoke with Kinsey and then sent a text message to Gordon to let him know where they were parked.
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Haley McKibben, 18, was allegedly involved in a plan to ambush 23-year-old John Kinsey in Indianapolis on Saturday
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McKibben was asked to 'set up' Kinsey by Julius Gordon, 19, so that the pair could rob him of a stash of marijuana and Xanax
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The teen claimed to be an innocent bystander and not know the shooter - but detectives later found out they were Facebook friends

Question: Investigators then took to Facebook - and found that Gordon and @placeholder were friends on social media.

Answer: Haley McKibben

Answer: McKibben

Answer: Haley McKibben

Answer: McKibben


(CNN) -- With all passengers and crew aboard Asiana Airlines Flight 214 from Seoul now accounted for, air crash investigators are beginning the painstaking search for clues as to why the incident, which killed at least two people, happened. While the sequence of events that led to accident remains unclear, witnesses described hearing a "boom" as the Boeing 777 appeared to come in short, touching down heavily on the runway close to the water's edge at San Francisco International Airport before it disappeared in a cloud of smoke. Parts of the aircraft, including its tail section and engines, snapped off as it spun off the tarmac on its belly.
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Witnesses describe hearing a "boom" as the flight from Seoul landed short
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Tilmon: "Pilot did not have enough power available to correct the rate of descent"
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A British Airways Boeing 777 landed short at London Heathrow in 2008 due to ice in fuel
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Curtis: Information from crew about moments before landing will be critical

Question: "Mechanical things can be present in these airplanes that will make it impossible for the crew to do the things that they know how to do," @placeholder added.

Answer: Tilmon

Question: Todd Curtis, a former @placeholder aviation safety engineer, agreed Flight 214's touch down point was far shorter than intended.

Answer: Boeing 777

Answer: Boeing 777


(CNN) While President Trump and government officials develop plans for a "wall" between the U.S. and Mexico, the agency responsible for securing the border is uncertain how successful the current fence has been. The 654 miles of fence already lining the border have been breached more than 9,200 times between roughly 2010 and 2015, according to a report released Thursday by the Government Accountability Office (GAO), citing records from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). The GAO report does not conclude fencing has proved ineffective — rather, it states CBP has not implemented a way to measure the effectiveness of the current fence on slowing down illegal entries.
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The impact of the current fence along the U.S.- Mexico border is unknown, a government study found.
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The fence has been breached more than 9,200 times in roughly five years.

Question: The CBP acknowledged the @placeholder report, and said it would be implementing its recommendations.

Answer: Government Accountability Office

Answer: GAO

Answer: GAO


Barcelona fly to Japan on Sunday for the Fifa Club World Cup knowing that they probably will not be top of La Liga when they return after letting a two-goal lead slip against Deportivo. For the second time in a week they drew a game they seemed to be on course to win and they look in desperate need of reinforcements and a rest, not an energy sappying week-long trip to Japan. Leo Messi opened the scoring for them with a spectacular free-kick. It was number 18 in a Barcelona shirt – he has now scored just one fewer than Ronaldinho.
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Ace Lionel Messi scored a stunning free kick to grab Barcelona the lead
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Messi saw his double their lead when Ivan Rakitic slammed home a second
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Barcelona were well on course to extend their lead at the top of La Liga
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But Deportivo struck late twice via Lucas Perez and Alejandro Bergantinos

Question: He caught it somewhere between the tongue and the outside of his right boot and Lux – as with the @placeholder free-kick – had no chance.

Answer: Leo Messi

Answer: Ace Lionel Messi

Answer: Messi


Michel Platini has made a fanciful attempt to explain the extraordinary £1.35million payment for consultancy work undertaken for Sepp Blatter which arrived nine years late. It threatens to derail the UEFA chief’s bid for the FIFA presidency with him being implicated in the governing body’s corruption scandal for the first time. In an interview with the French press agency on Tuesday night, Platini claimed that he had to wait to be paid what he was owed because FIFA told him they could not afford the full amount. However, a document on the world governing body’s official website reveals that between 1999 and 2002 FIFA had a revenue surplus of £84million.
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UEFA chief Michel Platini attempts to explain £1.35million payment for consultancy work which arrived nine years late
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Controversy threatens to derail his bid to become FIFA president
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Platini claimed he had to wait as FIFA could not afford full amount
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But a document on FIFA's website reveals that between 1999 and 2002 FIFA had a revenue surplus of £84m

Question: ‘We didn’t audition Mr @placeholder as a witness, we investigated against him in between as a witness and an accused person.’

Answer: Michel Platini

Answer: Platini

Answer: Michel Platini

Answer: Platini


China's new president sought to address concerns among African leaders about the uneven nature of trade relations on Monday, promising an equal relationship that would promote development on the continent. Xi Jinping made the speech defending China's economic role in Africa in Tanzania, the first stop of his African tour. He travels to South Africa on Tuesday and will attend a summit of the BRICS countries in the port city of Durban on Wednesday. The focus on Africa on his first trip overseas trip underscores the strategic importance of the continent's natural resources for the world's second biggest economy, but local leaders are asking whether the relationship has benefited Africa as much as it has China.
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China's new president seeks to address unease over trade
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Xi Jinping visiting Tanzania, South Africa and  Republic of Congo on first overseas trip
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Chinese have built infrastructure in exchange for natural resources like oil
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Some local leaders have questioned to what extent Africa has benefited

Question: "In developing relations with Africa, all countries should respect @placeholder's dignity and independence," he added.

Answer: African

Answer: Africa

Answer: African

Answer: South Africa

Answer: Africa

Answer: Africa

Answer: South Africa

Answer: Africa


Today show anchor Savannah Guthrie got more than she bargained for when she roped in her beloved daughter Vale to help her with a holiday cooking segment after the bouncing baby threw cookie batter all over her mother as she was trying to bake. Savannah, 43, who was also joined on the show by food blogger Siri Pinter and her daughter London, held her adorable 'pint-sized pastry chef' on her hip, while the one-year-old Vale mixed the batter, dumping some on her mother's shirt in the process. At one point during the segment, the child grabbed a chunk of vanilla bean sugar cookie batter and put it in her mouth as her mom declared: 'We lost a lot of dough.'
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The co-anchor, 43, and food blogger Siri Pinter, 33, had their infant daughters help them make Christmas cookies on the show
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Vale, one, grabbed a chunk of vanilla bean sugar cookie dough and put it in her mouth
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Savannah joked that she struggled as much as Vale in the baking process

Question: @placeholder continued to get really into the baking process, squealing 'yeah, yeah!'

Answer: Vale

Answer: Vale

Answer: Vale

Answer: Vale


(CNN) -- A sailor is accusing the Navy of baselessly trying to discharge him for "unprofessional conduct" in an effort to get around the recent "don't ask, don't tell" repeal, after being found asleep in the same bed with another male sailor. Navy Petty Officer Stephen Jones, a student at the Naval Nuclear Power Training Command in Charleston, South Carolina, told CNN that on the night of February 5, a male sailor stopped by to watch the CW TV show "Vampire Diaries." "He has come over to watch shows in the past," Jones said. The two watched the show on his bed but accidentally fell asleep. Jones says his roommate walked in around midnight.
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Petty Officer Stephen Jones says he fell asleep with another sailor while watching television
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His roommate caught the two sailors sleeping and reported them to supervisors
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The NAVY has said the sleepover is a violation and unprofessional

Question: "This is a subterfuge being used by this Commander because he does not have the elements of proof to separate him for homosexuality, but he suspects homosexuality, so he has created this illusion that @placeholder has engaged in misconduct of some form."

Answer: Stephen Jones

Answer: Jones

Answer: Jones

Answer: Stephen Jones


Moscow (CNN) Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov confirmed Wednesday he got an email from Michael Cohen, US President Donald Trump's lawyer, asking for help moving a Moscow real estate deal forward, but said he did not respond and did not pass it to Russian President Vladimir Putin. Peskov was responding to a question from CNN on a conference call with reporters. Cohen -- who was executive vice president of the Trump Organization at the time he sent the email -- said Monday that he had contacted the Kremlin for assistance in mid-January 2016 about building a Trump Tower in Moscow when the mogul was running for president, but denied that the project was related to Trump's campaign. But the revelation appears to contradict Trump's vehement denials of any such business connections to Russia in the past.
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Cohen said Monday that he had contacted the Kremlin for assistance in mid-January 2016
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Peskov said the email was sent to the public "Press Office of the Kremlin" address and denied knowing Cohen personally

Question: Trump denied having any business interests in Russia in July 2016, tweeting, "for the record, I have ZERO investments in @placeholder."

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia


A Rutgers University professor has sparked outrage after declaring that the United States is 'more brutal' than the Islamic State because its invasions of the Middle East have killed 1.3million people. In a Twitter post, Deepa Kumar, associate professor of journalism and media studies, wrote: 'Yes ISIS is brutal, but US is more so, 1.3 million killed in Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan #NoToWar.' ISIS, which has massacred thousands of people worldwide, regularly posts videos online of its militants sadistically rounding up terrified victims and carrying out mass beheadings or shootings. Meanwhile, the deaths resulting from U.S.-led invasions were civilian casualties. There is also debate over whether the reported civilian death toll - based on a study of 1,499 Iraqis - is accurate.
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Deepa Kumar's controversial tweet on March 26 was picked up this week
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Rutgers University professor says: 'Yes ISIS is brutal, but US is more so'
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She emphasizes that U.S. invasions in Middle East have killed 1.3million
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Does not refer to murderous acts regularly carried out by ISIS terrorists
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Kumar's 'ludicrous' tweet has angered terrorism experts and public alike
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Educator has formerly encouraged use of racial slurs against white men and called advocate against female genital mutilation an 'islamophobe'

Question: '@placeholder's invitation to me to speak has become a distraction for the university community at this very special time,' she said.

Answer: Rutgers University


Another student in Oklahoma named Parker Rice has been bombarded with hate messages and threats from people believing he is the racist fraternity member of the same name. He realized he had been mistakenly tied to the scandal when his roommate at Oklahoma State University woke him up on Monday to warn him of a barrage of hateful messages on his Intsagram and Facebook accounts. At first he thought his accounts had been hacked, but he soon realized he had been mistaken for the racist student at arch rival Oklahoma University. Scroll down for video Targeted: Oklahoma State University student Parker Rice (left) was bombarded with hate messages and threats from people believing he was the 19-year-old at the heart of the racism scandals at rivals OU (right)
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The innocent Parker Rice attends Oklahoma State University
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He woke up Monday to hundreds of hurtful comments on social media
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They had mistaken him for the 19-year-old racist SAE fraternity member
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Was expelled from Oklahoma University for chanting racist songs on video
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The other Rice at first thought his account had been hacked
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But the student, who is studying Japanese, admitted it had been stressful

Question: He also wrote a message on Facebook saying: 'I would like everyone to know that I'm not the @placeholder who allegedly was in the racist video from the OU SAE incident this past weekend.

Answer: Parker Rice

Answer: Parker Rice

Answer: Parker Rice

Answer: Rice


A Christian family in the ancient city of Nineveh is preparing to defend the 2,700 year-old tomb of a Jewish prophet as ISIS advance to within 10 miles. Asir Salaam Shajaa claims his grandfather was tasked with watching over the monument to the prophet Nahum, which is in the northern Iraqi town of Al Qosh, when Jewish people left the region for good. His family had promised the Jewish residents more than 60 years ago that they would preserve the Hebrew site but the job is looking increasingly perilous as ISIS's murderous troops close in. Asir Salaam Shajaa, an Assyrian Christian, told The Christian Post: 'When the last Jewish people in Al Qosh left, they asked my grandfather to watch over the tomb, to keep it safe. I don't know much more than that.
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Asir Salaam Shajaa says grandfather was tasked with defending monument
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The duty has passed down through generations but now looks perilous
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Ancient Nineveh stood in what is now the northern Iraqi town of Al Qosh
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ISIS recently captured nearby Ramadi in hugely significant territorial battle

Question: Mr Shajaa said he's confident that ISIS will not conquer the city, despite its recent conquests of other @placeholder towns.

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraqi


Former Arsenal captain Thierry Henry hopes that his old club do not suffer a league title drought as long as Liverpool's and is backing them to make sure of that in the near future. Liverpool have not been crowned league champions since 1990 and save for last season's surprise charge, have sparsely been involved in the title mix for the past few years. Henry told L'Equipe, 'If I had told you in 1990 that Liverpool would not win the title in the next 25 years, you would have taken me for a madman. I don't want the same thing to happen to Arsenal.'
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Liverpool have not won the league title for the past 25 years
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Former Arsenal captain Thierry Henry hopes that the same doesn't happen to his old club
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Henry feels that the current crop of Arsenal players could challenge for the league title in the near future
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The Frenchman currently has a coaching role with the club's academy
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Phil Thompson: Arsenal a bigger club than Liverpool? You are joking!
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CLICK HERE for all the latest Arsenal news

Question: @placeholder is Arsenal's all-time leading goalscorer with 228 goals in 376 appearances for the club

Answer: Thierry Henry

Answer: Henry

Answer: Thierry Henry

Answer: Henry


Video footage of Russia's latest arms race has emerged - in a test of speed featuring two tanks. Soldiers in the rebel held city of Luhansk, in Eastern Ukraine, pitted a Russian T-72 tank against a captured Ukrainian T-64 Bulat - with a predictable outcome. After driving to a farmer's field, the Russian built machine, made in 1986, was put up to race against the fully loaded Ukrainian weaponry, which had been modernised in 2005. The contest, which took place over a distance of 402 metres, was filmed by drones as well as from inside the losing tank. The resulting video, complete with musical accompaniment, was placed on YouTube.
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Each tank had three crew and full combat load during 402 metre race
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The contest was filmed by a drone and from inside the Ukrainian tank
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Ukrainian sources say its tank had been fitted with extra-heavy armour

Question: Over the course of the unusual drag race, the T-72 can be seen clearly outpacing the heavier @placeholder armoured vehicle.

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukrainian


(CNN) -- The last minutes in the life of Steve Jobs were still filled by the epiphanies and moments of inspiration that fed his inventor's mind, according to an intimate portrait provided by Jobs' sister in a eulogy published Sunday in The New York Times. Mona Simpson's eulogy -- originally read during Jobs' memorial service on October 16 -- is a sister's celebration of a brother she knew only later in life, and a lament of losing a best friend. It weaves in words what she believed were the foundations of Jobs' genius: his humility and hard work, his love of learning and his family.
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Steve Jobs and Mona Simpson did not meet until they were adults
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Jobs' birth parents gave him up for adoption at birth; his sister was born later
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Simpson: "He said he was going to make something that was going to be insanely beautiful"
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Jobs last words: "Oh wow. Oh wow. Oh wow. "

Question: The man who came to meet her -- her brother -- was @placeholder.

Answer: Steve Jobs

Answer: Jobs

Answer: Jobs

Answer: Jobs

Answer: Steve Jobs

Answer: Jobs

Answer: Jobs


Suspect: Mark Speer, 44, from Indiana, faces three child molestation charges and federal child pornography counts The live-in girlfriend of an accused child molester from Indiana allegedly had helped the suspect arrange sexual encounters with young girls, according to recently unsealed court documents. Mark Speer, 44, a plumber from Lafayette, was arrested in August on suspicion of molesting a 3-year-old girl and creating child pornography videos. In the course of the investigation into the claims, police received permission to access Speer's private messages on Facebook and the dating site Zoosk exchanged between him and his girlfriend, Rebecca Kaster. Search warrants released last month state that Kaster had assisted her boyfriend in scheduling his illicit encounters with children.
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Mark Speer, 44, from Indiana, faces three child molestation charges and federal child pornography charges
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Speer's live-in-girlfriend, Rebecca Kaster, is suspected of helping him arrange encounters with victims online
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Kaster, who has not been charged, said she and Speer were in an open relationship
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Speer was arrested in August after six videos featuring children were found on his phone
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One clip showed a 3-year-old girl eating ice cream in the nude in his house

Question: One Facebook message sent from Kaster's account to @placeholder December 22, 2013, read: 'i think i have the best chance getting her or the younger [girl]...so far that’s all i got.'

Answer: Mark Speer

Answer: Mark Speer

Answer: Speer

Answer: Mark Speer

Answer: Speer

Answer: Speer

Answer: Speer


(CNN) A judge in Massachusetts on Friday sentenced a teenager to serve at least 40 years in prison for killing, raping and robbing his high school math teacher. Philip Chism,17, stood in handcuffs, his face expressionless, as sentences by Superior Court Judge David Lowy were read aloud, following emotional victim impact statements from family and friends of the slain teacher, Colleen Ritzer. "He is pure evil, and evil can never be rehabilitated," said Peggie Ritzer, Colleen's mother, furious because Chism would eventually be eligible for parole. "We will never get a second chance and neither should he." Chism did get a life sentence on the murder charge but could have gotten parole after 25 years because of recent court rulings that limit sentences for juvenile murder defendants.
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"He is pure evil, and evil can never be rehabilitated," victim's mother says
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Philip Chism, 17, will have to serve at least 40 years in prison
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He was convicted of killing, raping and robbing his high school math teacher in 2013

Question: @placeholder was 14 when Ritzer was killed and he was arrested.

Answer: Philip Chism,17

Answer: Chism

Answer: Chism

Answer: Philip Chism

Question: During the trial, Chism's defense attorney argued that @placeholder has suffered from a psychotic disorder since a young age and that he responded to voices and hallucinations at the time of Ritzer's killing.

Answer: Philip Chism,17

Answer: Chism

Answer: Chism

Answer: Philip Chism

Question: The court had earlier found @placeholder competent to stand trial.

Answer: Philip Chism,17

Answer: Chism

Answer: Chism

Answer: Philip Chism


Two Denver police officers will not face charges in the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old girl driving a stolen car in January as the teen 'ignored the officers orders.' Jessica Hernandez was shot by police after she drove toward them in an alley in the Park Hill section, northeast Denver in January but she didn't hit either officer. However, the car was dangerously close to Officers Gabriel Jordan and Daniel Greene, which posed a threat to Jordan's life, according to Mitch Morrissey, the city's district attorney. Morrissey explained his decision in the case to police saying: 'If there is one message I hope our community understands from this case, it is that this shooting was completely preventable,'
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Police shot and killed Jessica Hernandez, 17, in January this year
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The city's district attorney said the shooting was 'completely preventable'
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He said Hernandez was shot because she did not follow police orders
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Deadly confrontation took place in Park Hill section of Denver
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Hernandez was shot by police after she drove toward them in an alleyway
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Eyewitness described how officers 'yanked' her limp body from the car
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Dozens of people held a vigil at the crime scene in January this year

Question: But @placeholder told investigators he didn't remember the car hitting him.

Answer: Gabriel Jordan

Answer: Jordan


Alan Shearer puts Newcastle United's dreadful season down to them having too many 'Monday-to-Friday players' who never turn up on a Saturday. In what has become a weekly occurrence, Shearer ripped into his former club on Match of the Day following their 5-1 defeat by Crystal Palace  in the Barclays Premier League. It left Newcastle second bottom with Steve McClaren under increasing pressure, and Shearer feels their players look like they 'do not want to be coached' by their manager. 'It's very difficult to sum up Newcastle's plight in 30 seconds but I'm going to try,' he said. 'You cannot coach players who do not want to be coached, who are not good enough. They have got too many Monday-to-Friday players: good in training, don't want to perform on a Saturday.
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Crystal Palace 5-1 Newcastle: CLICK HERE to read Sportsmail's report
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Alan Shearer says Newcastle  have too many 'Monday-to-Friday players'
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'Good in training [but] don't want to perform on a Saturday,' he says

Question: It follows @placeholder's damning analysis last week when dissecting their 3-0 defeat by Leicester City at home as the pundit labelled them 'woeful, embarrassing, hopeless and inept'.

Answer: Alan Shearer

Answer: Shearer

Answer: Shearer

Answer: Alan Shearer


For once we did not have some suave 45-year-old selling us political soapsuds. Instead we had a bearded codger doing the same, with less finesse. He wore an Oxfam-issue jacket and kept a hand in his pocket while he nurdled away about Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and a Nigerian novelist, the ‘genius’ Ben Okri. That ‘genius’ verdict may be a bit strong but it was good to hear a political leader talk of novels rather than pop bands and football teams. He recited some African-American poetry. And he recalled a protest vigil outside the Iraqi embassy in, ooh, it must have been the late 1980s.
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Left-wing members gave leader a standing ovation after 60-minute speech
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Corbyn was cheered on by his sons Ben and Thomas and wife Laura
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Vowed to stand up to his MPs over renewing Trident and ISIS airstrikes
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But no mention of immigration, tackling the deficit or the EU referendum

Question: For the first time in his career, Mr @placeholder used an autocue.

Answer: Corbyn


A woman who discovered a banknote with a romantic message written on one side managed to reunite the former lovers after posting a photograph on Facebook. Denise O'Reilly, from County Meath, Ireland, opened her purse and spotted the love note scrawled on a 20 euro note. The message, which has now been shared more than 16,000 times, read: 'Christy, it's always been you! Come and find me - Megan x.' Denise posted the image with the caption: 'Found this in my purse this morning. Christy she loves you. Go and get your girl.' The post was liked by 6,055 people and has been shared by 16,055 users to try and track down the former lovers.
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Denise O'Reilly, from County Meath, found the banknote in her purse
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Image was shared 16,000 times on Facebook and reached Christy Leech
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Revealed he's back in touch with former lover Megan, who penned the note

Question: Many Facebook users also tagged friends with the same names in case it was them, with @placeholder eventually making himself known.

Answer: Christy

Answer: Christy

Answer: Christy Leech


Italian newspapers Corriere dello Sport and Tuttosport carry two major transfer lines with the media outlets suggesting Robin van Persie could replace Carlos Tevez at Juventus. Corriere dello Sport go with the headline 'Tevez Addio' which translates to 'Goodbye Tevez'. They have linked the 31-year-old Juventus striker to Ligue 1 champions Paris Saint-Germain and his former side Boca Juniors. Van Persie, who has just one more year left on his current deal at Manchester United, is among a list of strikers wanted by Juventus to replace the outgoing Tevez. The Dutchman has reportedly offered his services to the Champions League finalists, while Edinson Cavani, Mario Mandzukic and Gonzalo Higuain are also being considered by Juventus managing director Giuseppe Marotta.
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Robin van Persie is keen on sealing a summer move to Juventus
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The Man United striker could replace Carlos Tevez at the Serie A giants
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Paris Saint-Germain and Boca Juniors are among Tevez's suitors
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Barcelona ace and Man United target Dani Alves has said 'yes' to Milan
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Javier Hernandez wants to stay at Real Madrid if he is guaranteed games

Question: Another player who could be heading to @placeholder is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.

Answer: Serie A


We understand why Raheem Sterling has left Liverpool. He wants an upgrade: in the standard of his team-mates, the potential for achievement, quite probably in salary, too. So, yes, we get it. What is harder to fathom is why Manchester City have been so determined to sign him. Do they think Sterling will change, simply by swapping a red shirt for sky blue? What leads Manchester City to think he will treat their club with any more respect than Liverpool, if circumstances change? Sterling’s behaviour in recent weeks should be a warning sign. Having put up with Carlos Tevez taking a mid-season sabbatical, why would they wish to go through that turmoil again?
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Manchester City have £49m bid for Liverpool's Raheem Sterling accepted
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Sterling has angled for a move and has skipped training and a tour
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Manuel Pellegrini has placed faith in Sterling but should not expect it back
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Mo Farah was right to snub Andy Vernon handshake at Diamond League
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Serena Williams is possibly the greatest female athlete of all time
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READ: The most expensive signings by British clubs after Sterling
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READ: Sterling's record Manchester City move will leave QPR £9m richer

Question: @placeholder, indeed no athlete, is obliged to shake hands if it betrays his true emotions.

Answer: Mo Farah


(CNN) The U.S. Navy on Tuesday sent a guided missile destroyer within 12 miles of a disputed island in the South China Sea where China has built an airstrip -- prompting China to scramble fighter jets and dispatch warships to "expel" the American ship. "USS William P. Lawrence exercised the right of innocent passage while transiting inside 12 nautical miles of Fiery Cross Reef, a high-tide feature that is occupied by China, but also claimed by the Philippines, Taiwan, and Vietnam," a Pentagon statement said. "This operation challenged attempts by China, Taiwan, and Vietnam to restrict navigation rights around the features they claim ... contrary to international law," the statement continued.
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U.S. warship was exercising right of "innocent passage," the Pentagon says
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Three Chinese planes and three Chinese ships were dispatched to the area
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China says the U.S. move justifies Beijing building military facilities on disputed islands

Question: It isn't all tension between the U.S. and @placeholder militaries, however.

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China


A drug-addicted Ryanair steward who swiped a £500 camera left on a flight was rumbled by the owner who spotted the listing on eBay and reported him to police. Teacher Aaron Galloway, 23, was on a half-term city break to Prague when he left his expensive SLR camera on the seat as he landed in the Czech Republic capital. Ground crew phoned the flight attendants within minutes but cabin crew said there was no sign of the £499 Nikon. Flighty: Ryanair steward Fernando Miguel Andrade Viseu begged Adam Galloway not to report him to police when he replied to a message warning him that he could prove that he was selling stolen goods
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Teacher Adam Galloway got home and found Nikon on eBay just 35 minutes before end of auction
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He messaged seller who admitted he worked for Ryanair and begged him not to report him to police
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Seller has sold 118 items on eBay including Ray-Ban sunglasses and Skullcandy headphones
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Steward Fernando Miguel Andrade Viseu ordered to attend drug rehabilitation when sentenced for theft

Question: He said: 'That night I decided to check @placeholder - I'm not sure what made me do it, but I thought I would just have a look.

Answer: eBay

Answer: eBay

Answer: eBay


Was it the ultimate adventure or an audacious act of disrespect that should be punished by law? An Internet sensation was touched off this week by Russian photographer Vadim Makhorov and a group of his friends -- the group ignored regulations prohibiting the public from climbing on the Pyramids at Giza, Egypt, and came away with spectacular photos. The images from Makhorov and another photographer, Vitaliy Raskalov, were taken on top of the Pyramids from positions that avoided detection by guards. The photos have incited reactions ranging from envy and awe to indignation and concern for the preservation of the ancient wonders.
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Russian photographer caused sensation with pictures from top of the Pyramid
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Vadim Makhorov explains how and why he did it
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Makhorov: "I would like to apologize for this ascension."

Question: In an email to CNN, Makhorov now explains his reasons for flouting the regulations, and issues an apology to @placeholder and the world.

Answer: Egypt


She said her retirement would be filled with ‘normal’ things such as cooking her husband’s dinner, walking their two dobermans and tending to the vegetable patch. But even a woman as dedicated as Victoria Pendleton must have worried how long she could keep up a Stepford Wife routine. And sure enough, the queen of the velodrome is now back in the saddle – albeit not on a bicycle, but on a 1,200lb horse in an attempt to become a jump jockey. The 34-year-old – who competed in her first race last month, a charity event at Newbury on board the giant Mighty Mambo – has more rides pencilled in, and even hopes to challenge in the prestigious Foxhunter Chase, a race known as the ‘amateur Gold Cup’ at Cheltenham next March.
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Cyclist, 34, competed in her first horse race last month - a charity event at Newbury on board the giant Mighty Mambo
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She  hopes to challenge in the prestigious Foxhunter Chase at Cheltenham
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The Olympic gold medallist said: ‘My dad thinks I’m a bit crazy'

Question: @placeholder was riding a bike by the time she was three, encouraged by her father Max, a keen amateur cyclist.

Answer: Victoria Pendleton


The Football Association's decision not to interview former Chelsea team doctor Eva Carneiro as part of its investigation into alleged remarks made by Jose Mourinho has been called into question. The Football Medical Association (FMA), the body which has been liaising with Carneiro after she was dropped from first team duties and then parted company with Chelsea, has expressed surprise that she was not spoken to by the governing body. Chelsea manager Mourinho was cleared by the FA on Wednesday of making discriminatory comments towards Carneiro. The pair had a confrontation towards the end of the opening game of the season against Swansea, with Mourinho afterwards criticising Carneiro for going on to the pitch to treat Eden Hazard.
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Eva Carneiro was dropped from the Chelsea bench last month
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The former Blues doctor has since left the club following the incident
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Jose Mourinho  cleared of making discriminatory comments by the FA
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The Football Medical Association has expressed surprise that Carneiro was not spoken to by the FA

Question: Salmon said: 'The FMA is aware that the FA will take no further action against Mr Jose Mourinho following a review of video evidence to ascertain whether Mr Mourinho made discriminatory remarks towards Dr @placeholder in the game between Chelsea and Swansea City on the August 8 2015.

Answer: Eva Carneiro

Answer: Carneiro

Answer: Carneiro

Answer: Carneiro

Answer: Eva Carneiro

Answer: Carneiro


The widow of a cardiac surgeon shot dead at a Boston hospital by his patient's son has given birth to their fourth child, a baby girl, less than three months after the doctor's slaying. Brigham and Women's Hospital announced Monday that Mikaela Jane Davidson was born April 4. Mikaela's father, Dr. Michael Davidson, was killed at the hospital January 20, leaving behind his wife, Dr. Terri Halperin, daughters Kate, 10, Live, 8, and their 2-year-old son, Graham. Scroll down for video New life: Mikaela Jane Davidson was welcomed into the world April 4, less than three months after her father, Boston heart surgeon Dr Michael Davidson, was shot dead by a deceased patient's son
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Dr. Michael Davidson was shot dead by Stephen Pasceri at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston in January
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Pasceri's sister said he blamed the doctor for his mother's recent death
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Married Pasceri took his own life after shooting Davidson at heart center
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Davidson's wife, plastic surgeon Dr Terri Halperin, was seven months pregnant at the time with their fourth child
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Halperin delivered daughter Mikaela Jane Davidson April 4, less than three months after husband's slaying

Question: Pasceri's relatives suggested that he was angry over the death of his mother, whom Dr @placeholder had treated.

Answer: Michael Davidson

Answer: Michael Davidson

Answer: Michael Davidson

Answer: Davidson

Answer: Davidson


Abuja, Nigeria (CNN) Giggling and chatting among themselves, it's hard to imagine that just one week ago, these girls were at the mercy of one of the world's deadliest terrorist organizations. As the Chibok girls waited patiently Wednesday to meet the man who signed off on their release -- Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari -- it was remarkable to see the physical transformation from emaciated and haggard looking former hostages to seemingly carefree and happy young women. The faded and torn clothes they arrived in have since been replaced with tailored and brightly colored fabrics that concealed their still painfully-thin frames.
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More than 270 girls were abducted from a school in Chibok in 2014
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21 freed last week face adjustment to society, overcoming pain of ordeal

Question: Boko Haram kidnapped 276 girls and women, ages 16 to 18, in the middle of the night at a boarding school in Chibok, @placeholder, in April 2014, drawing global outrage.

Answer: Nigeria

Answer: Nigerian

Question: The @placeholder government says its now time for them to experience the best of what life has to offer.

Answer: Nigeria

Answer: Nigerian


With a sprawling Californian mansion, a Vogue cover and a personal worth of over £40m, Kim Kardashian hasn’t done too badly for a reality television star. But now the buxom blonde - formerly brunette - has garnered such status that Kardashian lookalikes are cashing in on their likeness of her - to the tune of thousands. Jo’Anne  Patton, 32, has had so much success as a Kim Kardashian lookalike in Leeds that she estimates earning up to £36,000 over the course of the year for just six appearances per month. Scroll down for video Jo'Anne Patton, 32, right, works as a Kim Kardashian lookalike - and she's seriously cashing in on her likeness to the reality TV star, left
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Jo'Anne Patton, 32, earns up to £36,000 a year for six appearances a month
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Also works as a PA and makes appearances as Kim at parties
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Spends £1390 a month on beauty treatments to maintain look
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Credits good figure with 'a lot of Nandos and squats'

Question: The PA admits that keeping up with @placeholder's appearance costs over £1,300 per month

Answer: Kim Kardashian

Answer: Kardashian

Answer: Kim Kardashian

Answer: Kim Kardashian

Answer: Kim


Spain's King Felipe and Queen Letizia put on a united front today, as they stepped out for the first time since explosive new claims about the 47-year-old monarch's father emerged. According to a new book by a former royal correspondent, the former King Juan Carlos II had a long-running affair with a German socialite during the final decade of his reign. But if Felipe and Letizia were upset about the revelations, they certainly weren't showing it as they arrived at the University of Alcala de Henares to present the Cervantes Prize for Literature. Scroll down for video Claims: King Felipe and Queen Letizia present a united front following the latest Spanish royal scandal
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King Felipe was making his first appearance since the claims emerged
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New book alleges his father had a 10-year affair with a German socialite
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Corinna zu Sayn-Wittgenstein claims Juan-Carlos wanted to marry her
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Felipe, 47, was joined by  wife Letizia, 42, at University of Alcala de Henares

Question: Freebies: @placeholder's new rules include banning all royals, among them wife Letizia, from taking freebies

Answer: King Felipe

Answer: Felipe

Answer: King Felipe

Answer: King Felipe

Answer: Felipe


London (CNN) The scale of the task facing UK legislators as they try to extricate Britain from the European Union was revealed on Thursday when the British government set out how the process would work. Unveiling plans to convert EU law into domestic law, the government disclosed that 12,000 EU regulations are in force in Britain. About 7,900 "statutory instruments" -- government orders -- have implemented EU directives. Some 186 acts of Parliament passed between 1980 and 2009 "contained a degree of EU influence," the government said. As the policy document that paves the way for the so-called Great Repeal Bill was published, Brexit Secretary David Davis said the government was determined to "get the right deal for every single person" in the United Kingdom.
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"A strong, independent country needs control of its own laws," says Brexit Secretary David Davis
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The bill will convert thousands of pieces of EU law into domestic law as Britain leaves the European Union

Question: The UK government said its @placeholder, first announced in October, would "allow for a smooth and stable transition as the UK leaves the EU, ensuring that, wherever practical, the same rules and laws will apply after exit day."

Answer: Great Repeal Bill


(CNN) You will be able to test yourself at home for a genetic predisposition for certain diseases, thanks to a new ruling from the US Food and Drug Administration. On Thursday, the FDA gave 23andMe permission to market its Personal Genome Service genetic health risk tests for 10 diseases. It is the first direct-to-consumer genetic test the FDA has allowed to provide that information. The tests can look for a genetic predisposition to conditions; the 10 approved Thursday are Parkinson's; late-onset Alzheimer's; celiac disease; a movement disorder called early-onset primary dystonia; a disorder that elevates your risk for lung and liver disease called Alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency; a blood clotting disorder Factor XI deficiency; an organ and tissue disorder called Gaucher disease type 1; a red blood cell condition known as G6PD; hereditary hemochromatosis, an iron overload disorder; and hereditary thrombophilia, a blood clot disorder.
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23andMe gets FDA approval to market its genetic tests for 10 diseases
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These tests do not give a diagnosis but suggest whether you have a predisposition

Question: Environmental factors and lifestyle choices probably influence whether someone will get a disease like late-onset @placeholder's.

Answer: Alzheimer


(CNN)Amsterdam should be a cyclist's dream. It's pancake flat, it's riddled with cycle tracks and almost everyone gets around on two wheels. There are so many bikes it looks like -- hard though this may be to imagine -- the Tour de France for normal riders. In reality, it's a nightmare, or at least it is until you grasp the rules of the road -- and then it's a blast. Within seven minutes of taking possession of my Dutch rental bike, a motor scooter nearly rams me into a canal. By the time my first hour is up, I've been verbally abused for halting abruptly in a cycle lane, and been loudly tooted at by a tram after getting my tires stuck in its tracks.
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Amsterdam is pancake flat and crisscrossed with 4,000 kilometers of bike paths
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Local cyclists are said to get frustrated with tourists who dawdle or stop in the center of cycle paths
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Bike theft is a problem with an estimated 55,000 cycles going missing every year

Question: After a day dodging tram rails or being railed at by impatient locals, it's tempting to park the wheels outside a canal-side pub to sink a few foam-topped @placeholder beers before setting off again.

Answer: Dutch


The White House says President Obama will offer congratulations to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu following his come-from-behind election victory, but not until after a coalition government is formed 'days' from now. The U-turn comes hours after Obama political strategy director David Simas added fuel to U.S.-Israeli tensions by stopping short of congratulating Netanyahu – and instead only patting Israelis on the back for voting. 'We want to congratulate the Israeli people for the democratic process – for the election that they just engaged in, with all the parties that engaged in that election,' Simas had said. Aboard Air Force One, White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest told reporters that Obama plans to call Netanyahu 'in the coming days.'
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White House said Wednesday that John Kerry phoned the Israeli PM – from the scene of his Iran negotiations – on behalf of the State Department
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Obama plans to call him in the coming days, his press secretary said, but wouldn't give specifics
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Opposition leader immediately congratulated Netanyahu on his stunning win, but President Obama won't until Israel's president asks the PM to form a coalition government
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Netanyahu's Likud party earned 30 of the Knesset's 120 seats, enough to control a majority with help from other ring-wing and ultra-Orthodox parties
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The election was widely seen as a referendum on Netanyahu and a former senior Obama campaign elped organize opposition voters

Question: White House Director of Political Strategy David Simas said Wednesday morning that the White House wouldn't 'weigh in one way or another' on @placeholder's crushing electoral win

Answer: Benjamin Netanyahu

Answer: Netanyahu

Answer: Netanyahu

Answer: Netanyahu

Answer: Netanyahu

Answer: Netanyahu

Question: Pictured are @placeholder supporters cheering as the results come in

Answer: Benjamin Netanyahu

Answer: Netanyahu

Answer: Netanyahu

Answer: Netanyahu

Answer: Netanyahu

Answer: Netanyahu


(CNN) If President-elect Donald Trump decides to make good on his campaign pledge to "load up" the prison camp in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, with new domestic terror suspects caught in the US -- including American citizens -- legal experts say he is asking for an unprecedented constitutional showdown. Voters first received a peek at Trump's stance on Guantanamo Bay back in 2015 when talking points on various policy questions were leaked ahead of a Republican debate. On the issue of whether he would close the detention facility, the memo stated: "No. I would also take away the passports of Americans who fight for ISIS and send them to Gitmo for some R&R."
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The prison at Guantanamo Bay opened its doors in 2002 and currently houses 60 detainees
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No American accused of terrorist activity on US soil has ever been held at Guantanamo Bay

Question: National security experts outside of Trump's inner circle, however, said he will face a different reality once he becomes president and discover the unique challenges posed by @placeholder.

Answer: Guantanamo Bay

Answer: Guantanamo Bay

Answer: Guantanamo Bay

Answer: Guantanamo Bay


Airline staff are trained to try to solve customers' travelling problems, but one selfless employee has gone above and beyond the call of duty. The Alaska Airlines employee, Judy Reid, paid out of her own pocket to fly a stranded customer home in a heartwarming act of kindness. Vancouver resident Miriam Thomas was left stranded and confused as she was trying to return from a business trip to California, when her ticket to Seattle with Delta Air Lines, an Alaska Airlines partner, was cancelled. An employee from Alaska Airlines paid out of her money when she witness a stranded Delta Air Lines customer
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Miriam Thomas was stranded when her Delta Air Lines flight was cancelled
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The problem was due an airline mix-up over a previous rescheduled flight
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Heroine Judy Reid of Alaska Airlines stepped in to help
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Ms Thomas was speechless and is now looking for a way to repay her

Question: Miriam said she overheard @placeholder's co-workers protesting, saying she shouldn't have to use her own money to cover a complete stranger's flight

Answer: Judy Reid

Answer: Judy Reid


A British businessman has denied charges of disorderly conduct, assault and battery and disrupting the operation of an aircraft after a passenger jet from London to Houston was forced to divert to Boston. The captain of the British Airways plane was forced to land at Boston's Logan International Airport after reports that passenger Darren Halliwell was drunk and could not be controlled. The company director from Aspull, near Wigan was arrested on the plane and taken to Suffolk County Jail in Massachusetts. Prosecutors said Halliwell was drunk and began yelling at a 14-year-old girl traveling with her family. They said he became aggressive when flight attendants tried to calm him and then struck his wife, Sharon, in the face with the back of his hand.
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Darren Halliwell from Manchester was charged with disorderly conduct
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He was flying from London to Houston with his wife Sharon at the time
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Prosecutors claim Mr Halliwell got drunk and hit his wife during the flight
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Mrs Halliwell told police that her husband urinated on the aircraft's seat

Question: Authorities say the plane continued to @placeholder after his arrest.

Answer: Houston

Answer: Houston


A little one's first words are a memorable moment for every mother and father - especially when it appears that the baby is saying 'I love you'. Ted Moskalenko, from Cherry Hill, New Jersey, filmed his three-month-old son Ben saying exactly that - and posted the video onto his YouTube channel, where it's had nearly 200,000 views. In the clip, Ted makes baby sounds to Ben, who he is holding on his lap, in the hope of getting a vocal response. Initially, the youngster replies by making screeching noises. Ted then tells his young son that he loves him  and Ben goes momentarily silent, while moving his hands around in front of him.
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Ted Moskalenko  features in the video holding his baby Ben on his lap
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He makes sounds to the toddler before telling his son that he loves him
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Ben initially stays silent but suddenly says 'I love you' and shocks his dad

Question: Catching his dad's expression, @placeholder then begins smiling himself as the clip concludes.

Answer: Ben

Answer: Ben

Answer: Ben

Answer: Ben

Answer: Ben


Washington (CNN) Marco Rubio is going all-in blasting Donald Trump's physical appearance. During a Sunday night rally at Roanoke College in Virginia, the Florida senator said of the GOP presidential front-runner, "Donald is not going to make America great, he's going to make America orange." Rubio also pushed back on one of Trump's most recent insults. "Now the other thing he says, he's always calling me Little Marco. And I'll admit he's taller than me. He's like 6'2, which is why I don't understand why his hands are the size of someone who is 5'2. Have you seen his hands? They're like this. And you know what they say about men with small hands? You can't trust them."
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Marco Rubio hurled fresh insults at Donald Trump
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The senator mocked the mogul's physical appearance

Question: At one event he mocked @placeholder's misspelled tweets and joked that the billionaire was worried about "wet" pants at the debate.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


(CNN) The mother of one of the two men stabbed to death on a Portland, Oregon, train has written a letter to President Donald Trump, calling on him to speak out against intolerance. Asha Deliverance said doing so would honor her 23-year-old son, Taliesin Myrddin Namkai-Meche, who was defending two Muslim women on a commuter train from a man yelling hateful words. "Your words and actions are meaningful, here in America and throughout the world," Deliverance wrote to Trump. She said her son had died a hero, like Americans honored on Memorial Day. Also killed Friday night was Rick Best, a city worker who spent 23 years in the military.
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Taliesin Myrddin Namkai-Meche's mother says her son died a hero
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President would honor her son by taking action, she writes

Question: You have said that you will be President for all @placeholder.

Answer: America

Answer: Americans

Question: Please encourage all @placeholder to protect and watch out for one another.

Answer: America

Answer: Americans


Many Californians are taking extreme measures to conserve water in the face of the state's historic drought. Water-conscious residents have turned to techniques that utilize so-called 'gray water' to help them meet the unprecedented new water-use restrictions imposed by Governor Jerry Brown last week. Those techniques may appear weird to some - like the toilet that doubles as a sink and used washing machine water used to water fruit trees - but these Californians maintain it's the inevitable future of water conservation. Extreme water saver: Robin Weld of Sacramento has installed a hybrid sink-toilet in response to the unprecedented new water-use restrictions imposed by Governor Jerry Brown in the face of the state's historic drought. Clean water comes in through the faucet, is used to wash hands and then flows into the toilet tank to be used to flush
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California is experiencing one of its most extreme droughts in modern history, forcing concerned residents to react with extreme measures
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Conservation techniques include utilizing so-called 'gray water'--soapy water used once for cleaning and by appliances--for a second use
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Those uses may include irrigation, flushing a toilet or even feeding livestock

Question: Jerry Brown on Wednesday ordered sweeping and unprecedented measures to save water in @placeholder

Answer: California


At first glance, the rest of our solar system seems to be a pretty barren place - pockmarked worlds with dry surfaces are abundant, and only one - Earth - has visible water. But by peering beneath the surfaces of other worlds, scientists are quickly realising that water may actually be much more commonplace than thought. Nine other worlds in total are now suspected to have some form of subsurface ocean containing far more water than is on Earth - and some may even contain life, according to Nasa. Nasa has released an infographic explaining which worlds in the solar system are thought to have oceans under their surface, such as Ceres, seen here. The distance from the sun is given in AU, which stands for Astronomical Unit - and one AU is the distance from Earth to the sun
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Nasa scientists in California say our solar system is full of water
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Moons of Jupiter and Saturn are thought to have oceans underground
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Dwarf planets like Ceres and Pluto may also have similar reservoirs
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Water is important for the search for life - as life as we know it needs it

Question: The water forms because the moon is pushed and pulled by the gas giant @placeholder

Answer: Jupiter


Scott Baldwin wants Wales to progress to the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals as winners of Pool A with a 100 per cent record. The hooker scored in Wales' 23-13 win over Fiji in Cardiff on Thursday but he has immediately set his sights on victory over Australia in their final group game at Twickenham next weekend. Whatever happens this weekend, Wales will top the pool if they defeat Australia in eight days' time, which could also mean avoiding a last-eight appointment with two-time world champions South Africa. 'It does qualify us if Australia beat England, but we want to top the group and we want to beat Australia,' Baldwin said.
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Scott Baldwin wants Wales to top Pool A by beating Australia
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Wales could avoid South Africa in the quarter-finals if they finish top
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Wales beat Fiji 23-13 at Millennium Stadium in Cardiff on Thursday
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Rugby World Cup 2015: Click here for the latest RWC news

Question: 'The boys will have a bit of time with themselves and their families and recuperate before we play @placeholder and try to win this group.'

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia


A shocking video has been released showing four tourists they catching a bronzer shark in New Zealand, dragging the thrashing creature in to shore and then pose for photos with the creature. Andreas Rasmussen, Christian Boyum Johansen and Johan Berg are filmed by Emil Fogh, standing just centimetres away from the shark they've captured in an activity that is terrifying but completely legal in New Zealand, to the point it has become a competitive sport. One of the man stands at the water's edge with a fishing line in his hands and the waves lapping at his feet when suddenly he launches forward, dragged by the great weight of the creature who has attached itself to his fishing line.
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Tourists posted a video of themselves dragging a shark onto shore
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The clip shows them catching the huge shark with a fishing line on a New Zealand beach
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They stand just centimetres away from the beast who thrashes angrily
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Catching and releasing a shark is a legal sport in New Zealand
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It's crucial right techniques are used for safety of fisherman and shark
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The shark should not be touch minimally, but in the video the tourists drag the shark in and pose for photos holding the creature

Question: 'The 'catch and release' philosophy is in keeping with @placeholder's dedication to conservation and sustainable fishing,' according to the New Zealand Tourism Guide website.

Answer: New Zealand

Answer: New Zealand

Answer: New Zealand

Answer: New Zealand


Rafa Benitez is set to be announced as the new manager of Real Madrid any day, bringing the Spaniard's career full circle. Born in Madrid, Benitez played for Real Madrid Castilla  and gained his first taste of management with Real's B team in the nineties. Now, via Valencia, Liverpool, Inter Milan, Chelsea and Napoli, the 55-year-old is set to return to the Bernabeu as Carlo Ancelotti's successor. Real have just experienced a season that started with such promise but fizzled out to nothing as their great rivals Barcelona collected the trophies. It means Benitez will have plenty on his plate when he takes his new position later this summer. Here are five things in his in-tray to sort as a matter of urgency.
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Rafa Benitez is set to become the new manager of Real Madrid
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The Spaniard's career will come full circle as he replaces Carlo Ancelotti
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His first priority will be to assure Cristiano Ronaldo he is the main man
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A decision will then have to be made on whether to keep Gareth Bale
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Goalkeeper David de Gea could be on his way from Man United
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Reinforcements are also needed in the Real defence
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READ: Rafa Benitez arrives in Spain to complete move to Real Madrid

Question: It could well be another five weeks before the whole squad gathers again for pre-season and Benitez would be wise in the meantime to make contact and assuage any concerns @placeholder has.

Answer: Cristiano Ronaldo


PARIS, France (CNN)  -- Friends and relatives of the 216 passengers and 12 crew members on Air France Flight 447 are coming to terms with the news that wreckage from the flight was found in the Atlantic Ocean. Eithne Walls, who danced with Riverdance on Broadway, was aboard Air France flight 447. Among those on board were a member of Brazil's former royal family, a one-time performer with the Riverdance troupe, a Rio city official, executives from major international companies and an 11-year-old British schoolboy. Pedro Luis de Orleans e Braganca, 26, was a descendant of the family that ruled Brazil until 1889, a branch of the former Portuguese royal family. The Orleans and Braganca family considered him to be fourth in line to the throne. Pedro Luis was the oldest son of Prince Antonio and Princess Christine, the family said. He was the only member of the family on the flight, his relatives said.
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Member of Brazil's former royal family among 216 passengers on missing plane
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One-time performer with Riverdance troupe, British schoolboy also aboard
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Air France flight disappeared over Atlantic after taking off from Brazil
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Majority of the presumed dead came from Brazil, France and Germany

Question: The passengers included 61 people from @placeholder, 58 Brazilians, 26 Germans and people from 29 other countries, Air France said.

Answer: France

Answer: France


Port-au-Prince, Haiti (CNN) -- In the aftermath of Haiti's devastating earthquake, a small radio station became an informational lifeline for people in Port-au-Prince and beyond. The radio station, Signal FM, managed to stay on the air during the earthquake, leaving music playing while its employees fled the building. The station's studios and broadcasting tower withstood the 7.0-magnitude quake, and with electricity provided by multiple generators, it became one of the few places stunned Haitians could turn for information and directions in the following days. "We say that the only way communicate with the people and the world to is to stay on," station manager Mario Viau told CNN. "And we stayed on."
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Haitian radio station Signal FM says on during, after earthquake
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Station has informed listeners where people need food, rescue
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Station is "the most important source of information now," Haitian says

Question: When it worked, @placeholder got the bear-hug of a lifetime from the man.

Answer: Mario Viau


A South Carolina judge declared a mistrial Friday in the retrial of a white former police chief who was charged with murder in the shooting death of an unarmed black man in 2011. Judge Brian Gibbons ended trial after a jury deliberated nearly seven hours without reaching a unanimous decision in the case of former Eutawville Police Chief Richard Combs. First Circuit Solicitor David Pascoe told a local station the state would evaluate options after a mistrial was declared. WISTV reported that after members of the jury - 10 Caucasians and two African-Americans - were unable to come away with a verdict, the judge in the case was given no choice but to declare a mistrial at around 8pm.
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Jury made up of 10 whites and two African-Americans could not reach unanimous verdict in case of former police chief Richard Combs
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Combs was charged with murder in May 2011 shooting death of 54-year-old Bernard Bailey
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Combs' first trial also ended in mistrial in January after jury deliberated for 12 hours
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Defense argued Combs shot Bailey because he was afraid the man was going to run over him with his truck

Question: @placeholder suspended Combs after the shooting and dismissed him several months later.

Answer: Eutawville Police


Islamic State barbarians fighting in Iraq lured scores of sweltering citizens to surround a lorry purportedly selling discounted ice before blowing it up and killing 115 people. A terrorist drove a vehicle packed with more than three tonnes of explosives into the busy market area of Khan Bani Saad, north of the capital Baghdad, on what was a scorching Friday afternoon. In what is considered one of deadliest attacks in Iraq this decade, the driver called on hundreds of locals to gather around the vehicle, telling them he was selling ice at a heavily discounted price in celebration of Eid al-Fitr - the feast that ends the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan.
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Terrorist drove lorry laden with ice into a market in Khan Bani Saad, Iraq
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He encouraged locals to gather around, offering discounts for Eid al-Fitr
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But beneath the thin layer of ice were three tonnes of deadly explosives
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Killer driver waited until truck was surrounded before blowing himself up
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115 people were killed and scores injured as the blast left a massive crater

Question: Eid al-@placeholder is one of the most important dates in the Islamic calendar and traditionally sees families gather to celebrate the end of a month during which many fast from dawn to dusk.

Answer: Fitr

Answer: Fitr


Cleveland (CNN) Donald Trump conjured a dire picture Thursday of an America sliding deeper into poverty, violence and corruption and declared himself the only person who could avert disaster. Accepting the Republican nomination in Cleveland, the billionaire twice pledged to be a "voice" for working Americans, restore law and order and to confound elites and doubters by winning the White House in November. Donald Trump's speech at the Republican convention, as prepared for delivery "Nobody knows the system better than me, which is why I alone can fix it," Trump said. "My message is that things have to change -- and they have to change right now."
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Trump's slams Hillary Clinton
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Address gave Trump a chance to soothe party divisions

Question: Instead, he outlined a broader and loftier argument to millions of @placeholder watching at home, seizing his best chance yet to present himself as possessed of the qualities and sobriety demanded of a President.

Answer: America

Answer: Americans


It is a measure of Arsenal’s progress that fixtures like these no longer end in boos and angry recrimination. As the final whistle approached, the crowd at the Emirates were unusually vocal, anticipating trips to Wembley and singing praise of their team. Earlier it had the feel of one of the afternoons with which we have become so familiar in recent years, one of those days when Arsenal break world records for possessions stats but come up against an inspired goalkeeper and end the day with fans furious at their manager, the board of directors and life in general. But with Olivier Giroud in exceptional form, Aaron Ramsey also outstanding and Mesut Ozil thriving against the kind of opposition he relishes, Arsenal eventually cantered to victory in some style.
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Arsenal kept up their chase for a top four finish in the Premier League with a 3-0 win over West Ham at the Emirates
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Olivier Giroud netted his sixth goal in seven games to open the scoring for Gunners on the stroke of half time
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Referee Chris Foy was replaced by assistant Anthony Taylor midway through the second half
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Wales midfielder Aaron Ramsey was assisted by Giroud to double the lead with his first goal since December
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Substitute Mathieu Flamini sealed victory after coming on to meet a cross from Santi Cazorla

Question: The Gunners centre forward watches as the ball sails towards the left corner of @placeholder's goal

Answer: West Ham


Washington (CNN) A major outside group intended to serve as the political muscle behind Donald Trump's nascent presidency is sputtering and potentially splintering as tension tears the nonprofit further from its biggest donor, multiple sources close to the group told CNN. America First Policies, a group set up this winter to advocate for the Trump agenda, is treading water at best at a time when other, rival groups are staffing up and pushing them toward the sidelines. If the nonprofit does not regain its footing, several Trump allies fear that it could find itself out-punched politically as several looming policy battles invite a raft of spending from Democratic interest groups.
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One group source conceded that "it has been slow"
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Part of the dispute centers on whether the Mercers will have a seat on the nonprofit's board of directors

Question: The @placeholder were initially expected to provide much of the funding for the group.

Answer: Mercers


When Leicester versus Chelsea was scheduled back in the summer, it’s fair to say that we all expected it to be a fixture which would shine a spotlight on one manager fighting for his credibility as he battled relegation, pitting himself against another who would likely be top of the table with his stock never higher. And so it has proved. Yet somehow, like a 2015 re-make of Trading Places, Jose Mourinho and Claudio Ranieri have contrived to swap roles. And never has Mourinho had to adopt a more humble persona than in the run-up to Monday’s match. Back in 2010, when Mourinho was manager of eventual Serie A champion Inter and Ranieri was at their principal rivals, Roma, Mourinho mocked the man he had replaced at Chelsea in 2004. ‘It is really not my fault if he was considered a loser at Chelsea,’ said Mourinho, in response to a perceived slight from his rival.
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Leicester can regain top spot if they beat champions Chelsea on Monday
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Former Blues boss Claudio Ranieri mocked by Jose Mourinho in past
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However, the Chelsea manager insists he always has respect for Ranieri

Question: In other words, he had thought long and hard about releasing a lengthy diatribe which also ridiculed @placeholder for admitting he had prepared his players for one game by showing them the film Gladiator.

Answer: Claudio Ranieri

Answer: Ranieri

Answer: Claudio Ranieri

Answer: Ranieri


(CNN) Standing on the deck of the French aircraft carrier, Charles de Gaulle, the pace of air operations is surprisingly swift. Several times per hour the crew launches between four and 10 fighter jets, many of them armed and headed for Iraq and Syria. France recently moved the Charles de Gaulle -- or "CDG" as the crew calls it -- to the Mediterranean Sea, close to the Syrian coast. The move comes as Iraqi-led forces have begun what is expected to be a messy and prolonged offensive to seize the country's second-largest city, Mosul. Boasting a squadron of 24 Rafale M jets, the ship will triple France's firepower against ISIS from 12 aircraft to 36.
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France moved aircraft carrier close to Syrian coast
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Carrier helping to support Iraqi forces on the ground

Question: While the CDG strike group will be targeting @placeholder in both Iraq and Syria, their focus right now is very much on the terror group's stronghold of Mosul.

Answer: ISIS


Pretoria, South Africa (CNN) In dramatic scenes on the third day of his sentencing hearing, disgraced Paralympian Oscar Pistorius walked without his prostheses as his attorney argued he was a vulnerable figure who should receive a lesser sentence for the murder of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp. Pistorius will learn his fate when the South African court reconvenes July 6 for his sentencing. Defense attorney Barry Roux asked the Paralympic gold medalist to remove his prosthetic legs and stand in front of the court Wednesday while the lawyer described the events of the night of Valentine's Day 2013. Pistorius shot Steenkamp dead through a bathroom door in their home. He has said he thought an intruder was in the bathroom.
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Oscar Pistorius to be sentenced for his girlfriend's murder on July 6
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Pistorius repeatedly broke down during sentencing hearing

Question: Nel told the court the @placeholder had not taken medication he had been prescribed for depression and anxiety at the time of the attack.

Answer: Paralympian

Answer: Paralympic


(WIRED) -- In an effort to streamline and simplify the maturity ratings of software in mobile app stores, CTIA, the international wireless industry association, yesterday proposed a ratings system that store owners could voluntarily adopt. Google and Apple basically told the CTIA to stuff it -- they're sticking with their own rating schemes. "We've put a lot of effort into Android Market's rating system, which now works well globally," Google spokesman Christopher Katsaros said in a statement. "While we support other systems, we think it's best for Android users and developers to stick with Android's existing ratings." Apple, too, has outlined its app review guidelines in extensive detail, but has not publicly commented on the CTIA app rating issue.
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CTIA proposes an app rating system to streamline maturity ratings
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Google spokesman says Android will stick with the market's current rating system
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In its App Store, Apple provides an age rating ranging from 4+ to 17+

Question: However, outlines for the ratings are provided in @placeholder's Android Market support forum.

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Question: @placeholder's App Store alone has more than half a million apps and Android is getting close to that number with at least 300,000.

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple


Washington (CNN) Most people who are on the Trump train say they are definitely, absolutely never getting off -- no matter what. Six in 10 people who approve of President Donald Trump (61%) say they can't think of anything Trump could do that would make them disapprove of his job as President, according to a Monmouth University poll released this week. Almost an identical number (57%) who disapprove of Trump say they are never going to change their minds on the President's job performance either. This means a majority of Americans (53%) admit they have their opinion of Trump completely, totally and irreversibly baked in.
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President Trump's approval rating is low
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But the people who support him are committed, according to polls
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Women who support Trump are more likely to say they'll never change their minds

Question: Also, 68% of approvers over 55 years old say they won't stop supporting @placeholder, along with 67% of approvers who have a high school degree or less and 67% of approvers who make under $50,000 per year.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) Well, this is a bummer. Following the US travel ban, the Girl Guides of Canada, which are like a Canadian version of the Girl Scouts, will no longer authorize trips to the United States. Under the ban, citizens from six different Muslim-majority countries may not be allowed in the US under certain circumstances. This actually affects people outside of those six countries as well, since citizens from those countries could be living elsewhere, like, say, Canada. 'A difficult decision' The Girl Guides issued a statement, calling it a "very difficult decision to make." The notice doesn't specifically mention President Trump's travel ban, but the message applies directly to the current immigration situation.
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Canada's Girl Guides will also avoid connecting flights in United States
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Supporters call the decision "sad, but needed"

Question: "While the @placeholder is a frequent destination for Guiding trips, the ability of all our members to equally enter this country is currently uncertain."

Answer: US

Answer: United States

Answer: US

Answer: United States


A brother and sister were left severely disabled after maternity staff at the hospital where they were both born, two years apart, made the same mistakes. Paula McKay was told her daughter Natasha had suffered brain damage and would be left disabled after errors were made by medics at the former Sharoe Green Hospital in Preston. When she became pregnant with her second child, less than two years later, she was reassured the same mistakes would not be repeated. But the promise was an empty one. When Patrick was delivered at the same hospital, the same errors were made, leaving her son brain damaged and severely disabled like his older sister.
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Natasha, 24, and Patrick Jackson, 22, were both left brain damaged at birth
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They're severely disabled, suffer cerebral palsy and Natasha has epilepsy
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She is wheelchair-bound and relies of nurses to help her dress and eat
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Mother, Paula McKay, has won a £13 million legal battle for compensation

Question: 'Nothing can be done to turn back the clock but with the settlement of Natasha's case @placeholder will have the support she needs to provide that care to her daughter and ensure that she does not have to worry about the future, especially when she is not here anymore, which was a huge concern.

Answer: Paula McKay

Answer: Paula McKay


(CNN) Who says being "vanilla" is a bad thing? It's one of the most popular flavors in the world. Whether it's in cookies, cakes or ice cream, we just can't seem to get enough. The vast majority of bona fide vanilla bean is produced in Indonesia and Madagascar, but there's simply not enough supply to meet the global demand. That's where "flavor houses" come in. Their flavor chemists are responsible for formulating the flavoring in virtually every product you eat and drink that is processed, preserved or packaged before it gets to you. Case in point: Toward the end of the ingredient label on many packaged foods and drinks is the phrase "Contains natural and artificial flavoring." But behind these nebulous words is carefully considered science, says Kim Juelg, a senior flavorist at Givaudan.
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Flavor chemists formulate the flavoring in many of the products you eat and drink
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All approved flavoring ingredients are GRAS: Generally Recognized as Safe by the FDA

Question: @placeholder began her career at Givaudan more than 20 years ago as an organoleptic scientist -- a job title even her own father struggled to pronounce -- working on the science of the senses.

Answer: Kim Juelg

Question: Juelg began her career at @placeholder more than 20 years ago as an organoleptic scientist -- a job title even her own father struggled to pronounce -- working on the science of the senses.

Answer: Givaudan


(CNN) Their homes burned and relatives killed, Rohingya have been fleeing northern Myanmar since October. They trek for miles along a dangerous route -- risking drowning, disease and capture by the military -- to cross the border into neighboring Bangladesh, where refugee camps provide temporary shelter. Tens of thousands of members of Myanmar's Muslim minority have left in this fashion, and their treatment may amount to "crimes against humanity," warns UN Special Rapporteur Yanghee Lee. "When there's 77,000 people running away from their home towns, leaving everything ... the international community should really step up to the plate," she told CNN.
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Thousands have fled northern Myanmar in recent months
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The military launched a crackdown in Rakhine State after October attacks by militants

Question: With the @placeholder military arresting hundreds of people in Rakhine, deploying attack helicopters and allegedly setting fire to villages, thousands of Rohingya refugees have poured over the border to camps in Bangladesh.

Answer: Myanmar

Answer: Myanmar

Answer: Myanmar


(CNN) -- It may have taken a while, but travelers struggling to get home after Thanksgiving weekend will get to sleep in their own beds soon. After more than 4,000 U.S. flights were delayed and 244 were canceled Sunday -- one of the busiest travel days of the year -- airports should be much less chaotic Monday. As of early Monday morning, about 130 flights were delayed and 22 were canceled, according to FlightAware.com. Air travelers Monday probably won't see a repeat of the enormous lines like one at Chicago Midway International Airport. There, the line for security screening got so bad that reporter Denise Whitaker of CNN affiliate KOMO measured it: 1.2 miles.
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About 130 flights are delayed and 22 are canceled as of early Monday morning
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That's down from more than 4,000 delays and 244 cancellations Sunday
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A line for security stretched more than a mile long at a Chicago airport Sunday
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About 46 million people were expected to travel for Thanksgiving, AAA says

Question: "The average distance traveled this Thanksgiving will be 549 miles roundtrip, and Americans will spend an average of $573 during the holiday weekend," @placeholder predicted.

Answer: AAA


Belgian doctors are planning to kill a perfectly healthy 24-year-old woman by euthanasia because she is suffering from 'suicidal thoughts'. It is estimated that five people a day in Belgium die with the assistance of doctors, ranging from those with terminal illness to others with chronic, but not life threatening ailments. Now, a woman, known only as the fictitious name Laura, has been told she qualifies for euthanasia, despite not having a terminal disease. The young woman spoke with Belgian newspaper De Morgen about her decision. She said she was convinced that she had to die since her childhood claiming 'life, that's not for me'.
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Laura, 24, does not suffer from any terminal disease or physical illness
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She told doctors who assessed her condition that 'life, that's not for me'
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Five people a day currently die with the assistance of medics in Belgium
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New figures show that euthanasia numbers have jumped by a third

Question: In February @placeholder extended euthanasia to children who are terminally-ill and in a state of unrelieved suffering.

Answer: Belgian

Answer: Belgium

Answer: Belgian

Answer: Belgium

Question: The report raised new questions over @placeholder’s increasingly controversial 13-year-old euthanasia law, which has won wide acceptance from the medical establishment, and which now allows even children to be killed by doctors.

Answer: Belgian

Answer: Belgium

Answer: Belgian

Answer: Belgium


Alexis Sanchez will be a big loss for Arsenal on Wednesday — the Chilean has been directly involved in seven of their nine Champions League goals — and it’s up to the likes of Joel Campbell to mitigate his absence. The 23-year-old forward said himself that now is the time for the fringe players to step up and show what they’re capable of, and I think this could be his night. He’s somebody I really like watching. I like his pace and technique, and he gives Arsene Wenger options down the left and the right. He may have squandered a few good chances this season, but he finished off his big moment well against Sunderland on Saturday and it looks like he’s turning a corner.
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Olympiacos host Arsenal in a crunch clash for the Premier League side
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Alexis Sanchez is out of the Champions League tie and will be a big miss
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Joel Campbell gives Arsene Wenger options down the left and the right
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Costa Rica winger looks like he’s turning a corner at north London club
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Gunners must win by two or beat opponents while scoring three to qualify

Question: @placeholder’s situation means this is a game for goals, but Ramsey has to be clever — he can’t go forward at every opportunity.

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal


Leading charities were in crisis last night after ministers threatened new laws to crack down on their 'grotesque' fundraising practices. As public fury grew over the use of 'boiler room' call centres, Chris Grayling told bosses they should be ashamed of the shocking practices exposed by an undercover Daily Mail investigation. The Leader of the House warned the Government would legislate if the charities did not 'get their house in order' immediately. Yesterday three of the four call centres run by fundraiser GoGen were forced to close down with immediate effect – because charities had pulled their business. British Red Cross, Oxfam, the NSPCC and Macmillan are facing investigation over the aggressive tactics used by GoGen staff.
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British Red Cross, Oxfam, NSPCC and Macmillan are facing investigation
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Chris Grayling told bosses they should be ashamed of shocking practices
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Warned Government will legislate if charities don't 'get their house in order'
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Three of four call centres run by fundraiser GoGen were closed yesterday
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The British Red Cross joined the other charities in suspending all telephone campaigns it ran with GoGen;
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Oxfam wrote to hundreds of thousands of donors in a bid to reassure them of action;
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The head of the Charities Advisory Trust called for bosses to be sacked over the 'awful' scandal.

Question: A @placeholder supervisor told staff yesterday their centre would be closed until further notice.

Answer: GoGen

Answer: GoGen

Answer: GoGen

Answer: GoGen


(CNN) This is an updated version of an article published Tuesday, reflecting Secretary of State John Kerry's announcement that the U.S. has determined that ISIS's action against the Yazidis and other minority groups in Iraq and Syria constitutes genocide. Finally, the United States is standing on principle instead of politics. On Thursday,  the Obama administration agreed to use the word "genocide" to describe what ISIS is doing. In doing so, it is giving in to pressure and the moral demands of our time, despite an earlier reluctance that delayed this action far too long. Even more surprising, we have the Congress, Democrats and Republicans, to thank for pushing the administration onto the correct path. It's not often these days that Americans can feel proud of what Congress has done. It's even less common to see Republicans and Democrats working together for a meaningful and important purpose.
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Frida Ghitis: March 17 was Congress' deadline for State Department to label ISIS actions genocide
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Letting deadline pass would likely have fueled criticism of administration by Donald Trump and others, she writes

Question: Presidents don't like it when @placeholder meddles in their foreign policy.

Answer: Congress

Answer: Congress

Answer: Congress


(CNN) -- Now that the Supreme Court has invalidated part of Arizona's voter registration law, states should be thinking twice before introducing laws to make it harder to cast a ballot. Monday's decision is indeed a big victory for voters — but it is also a stark reminder that free, fair and accessible elections in the United States are not as guaranteed as you might think. To fix this, we need to modernize our election system. The Supreme Court took a critical step toward this, confirming Congress' broad authority to regulate how we conduct federal elections, particularly as politicians in states across the country continue to push new laws that would make it harder for Americans to vote. Dozens of restrictive measures passed in 19 states before the 2012 election. Citizens, the courts, and the Justice Department blocked or weakened most of them, but the push has continued in 2013. The court's decision gives federal lawmakers an even stronger basis to provide minimum national standards for voting and bring our election system into the 21st century.
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Wendy Weiser: Supreme Court's Arizona ruling points up need for voting modernization in U.S.
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Court said Congress, not states, regulates vote. Motor voter act aimed to make it easier, she says
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She says registration must move to digital age, replacing paper system, admitting more voters
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Weiser: Some states already do this. We need national voting standard for election process

Question: If voters submitted a federal registration without these documents, @placeholder rejected their applications.

Answer: Arizona

Answer: Arizona


The Kardashian and Jenner women have revealed their most embarrassing moments in a funny new video for Cosmopolitan.com, and the things that get them the most red in the face may come as a surprise to their fans. None of the girls - who include Khloe, Kourtney, Kendall, Kylie, and Kris, but not Kim - name any single moment that appeared in front of the camera, either on their reality show or in front of paparazzi. Rather, Kris, 59, shared in the clip that she was once humiliated by flight attendants that caught her joining the mile-high club with then-husband Bruce Jenner, and Kylie copped to having a very messy accident when she was younger.
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The 59-year-old matriarch shared that after having sex with Bruce in the bathroom, flight attendants congratulated them over the PA system
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Kendall and Kylie cracked up while recalling the time Kylie, then five years old, had an accident and dragged the mess all over the house
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Khloe also teases Kourtney for being able to 'queef the alphabet', while Kourtney calls out Khloe's camel toe
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More on Kylie Jenner and the Kardashians at www.dailymail.co.uk/kylie

Question: Khloe, 31, and @placeholder, 36, have a cute, sisterly exchange in the interview as well, with Khloe actually embarrassing Kourtney while discussing embarrassing moments.

Answer: Kourtney

Answer: Kourtney

Answer: Kourtney


(CNN) Donald Trump and his running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, spent part of Friday touring flood damage in and around Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The visit drew a contrast with President Barack Obama, who was criticized for not cutting short his summer vacation in Martha's Vineyard to visit the stricken region. The White House announced Friday afternoon that Obama will visit the area on Tuesday, after his vacation concludes. The Republican presidential ticket traveled down miles of roads where the receding flood waters are leaving behind ruined homes and heaps of residents' possessions. After Trump and Pence toured the flood damage, they went to Greenwell Springs Baptist Church, to meet with Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, and Franklin Graham, president and CEO of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association and Samaritan's Purse, an international Christian relief organization.
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The flooding damaged more than 40,000 homes and killed at least 13 people
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Some have called on President Barack Obama to cut short his vacation and visit the area

Question: Perkins pointed out that Obama, in contrast to @placeholder, was not present.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


Earlier this week, quotes from Moussa Sissoko emerged in France which appeared to show the Newcastle midfielder claiming that Crystal Palace were a bigger club than the Magpies. Sportsmail asked Mark Jensen, editor of Newcastle fansite themag.co.uk, about Sissoko's words. On Sunday The Mag was the first in England to carry quotes from an interview Moussa Sissoko gave on the other side of the Channel to France Football. It was interesting to hear him talk about a whole range of subjects, including the fact that Newcastle United had 'vetoed' a move away from Tyneside in the summer. When asked about whether he had an agreement with Newcastle that he could leave next summer, the French international was evasive and just said that he wanted to do his best for Newcastle this season and then hopefully do the same for his country at Euro 2016, which is being held in France.
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Moussa Sissoko spoke about his opportunities with France last week
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Midfielder appeared to claim that Crystal Palace are bigger than Newcastle
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Other questions in the interview put Sissoko's answers in context
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Mark Jensen of the themag.co.uk says Newcastle are a much bigger club

Question: @placeholder's reference to Cabaye playing for a big club is clearly a reference to PSG, not Crystal Palace.

Answer: Moussa Sissoko

Answer: Sissoko

Answer: Moussa Sissoko

Answer: Moussa Sissoko

Answer: Sissoko