Celebrity chef Pete Evans has lost yet another profitable deal after being dropped as a celebrity ambassador by the national salad chain, Sumo Salad. The food chain are strongly denying that this move is related to Evans' recent paleo controversies, and maintains that the decision to not renew his two-year contract was made a long time ago. This comes at the same time that Evans announced that his disputed baby cookbook 'Bubba Yum Yum: The Paleo Way' will become a self-published digital book to be released this month. Scroll down for video Pete Evans has been dropped as the celebrity ambassador for popular salad chain 'Sumo Salad'
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Pete Evans dropped as a celebrity ambassador by food chain Sumo Salad
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The salad chain are denying this is related to his paleo controversies
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Evans' infant cookbook Bubba Yum Yum: The Paleo Way was set for release on Friday March 13 but was delayed due to health concerns
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It is co-authored with blogger Charlotte Carr and naturopath Helen Padarin
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The book is becoming a self-published digital book released this month

Question: She reportedly provided incorrect information over the nutritional comparisons between breastmilk and baby formula made of liver and bone broth - a recipe in @placeholder.

Answer: Bubba Yum Yum

Answer: Bubba Yum Yum


Disgraced: Christopher Wheeler, 54, has been sentenced to 50 years in prison for dealing child pornography (mugshot from 2013) A disgraced former headmaster of a $27,000-a-year prep school has been sentenced to 50 years in prison for dealing child pornography. Christopher Wheeler, 54, who worked at the exclusive Tower Hill school in Delaware, had more than 2,000 images and videos of boys engaging in sex acts with men when police raided his $350,000 mansion in Wilmington in October 2013. One of those showed a naked boy with his head being held by an adult male while performing a sex act.
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Christopher Wheeler, 54, worked at the exclusive Tower Hill in Delaware
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Police discovered 2,000 indecent images on his computers in October 2013
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Composer and pilot was found guilty of multiple sex offences in December
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He was headmaster for nine years and earned around $370,000 a year
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His attorneys claim the court tried to paint him as 'Mr Filthy'
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Elite school was founded in 1919 by members of the Du Pont family
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Past graduates include US Senator Chris Coons and TV personality Dr Oz

Question: Esteemed: The school, named one of the top 50 in the @placeholder, has around 750 students aged from three to 18

Answer: US


(CNN) There's White Christmas. And then there's Whiteout Christmas. Erie, Pennsylvania, experienced the latter on Monday, when a total of 34 inches of snow fell on Christmas Day, blanketing the city and shattering the city's previous records for snowfall in a single day. The snowfall total was more than four times the city's previous all-time Christmas record of 8.1 inches, and it also broke the record for most snowfall in one day in the city's history, which was 20 inches on November 22, 1956. The snow didn't stop overnight, either. Erie picked up another 24.5 inches of snow on Tuesday, bringing the two-day tally to 58.5 inches. That is the highest two-day snowfall total in the entire state of Pennsylvania, according to the National Weather Service.
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A grand total of 62.9 inches of snow fell on Erie, Pennsylvania since Christmas Eve
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More snow is expected through Wednesday

Question: With fresh snow piled high, the dogs of @placeholder seemed to enjoy the day.

Answer: Erie

Answer: Erie

Answer: Erie


(CNN) Scotland will likely seek independence for a second time this decade after the historic vote for the United Kingdom to leave the European Union, Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said Friday. Sturgeon's Scottish National Party was elected on a platform that vowed, in part, to revisit the independence issue -- last decided in a failed 2014 referendum -- should the country be "taken out of the EU against our will," Sturgeon said. "Scotland does now face that prospect," Sturgeon said. "It is a significant and material change in circumstances, and it is therefore a statement of the obvious that the option of a second referendum must be on the table, and it is on the table."
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Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon's party has vowed to revisit independence issue
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Independence rejected in 2014, but with UK vote on EU, things have changed, she says

Question: Scotland is one of four countries that make up the @placeholder.

Answer: United Kingdom

Answer: UK

Question: Sturgeon said her government would begin preparing legislation for a new referendum that could be held before the UK formally leaves the @placeholder -- two years from when the government formally notifies the bloc of its intent to drop out.

Answer: European Union

Answer: EU

Answer: EU


Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's visit to Nigeria, his first to sub-Saharan Africa, has put the country's tech businesses firmly in the world's spotlight. Zuckerberg staged a surprise visit to the country's economic capital Lagos on Tuesday and his first stop was a local innovation center and tech hub in Yaba, an area on the mainland of Lagos known as Nigeria's Silicon Valley. There was no fanfare amid tight security and some of those working at the Co-Creation Hub, called CcHUB, didn't even know Zuckberg was coming. He appeared nervous, a little startled even, as he launched into an impromptu speech about why he was there.
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Zuckerberg causes a stir with surprise visit to Nigeria on Tuesday
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Entrepreneurs say it will give country's startup industry a boost

Question: He said: "This is my first trip to sub-@placeholder.

Answer: Saharan Africa

Question: I'll be meeting with developers and entrepreneurs, and learning about the startup ecosystem in @placeholder.

Answer: Nigeria

Answer: Nigeria

Answer: Nigeria

Answer: Nigeria

Question: At the @placeholder, he talked to children at a summer coding camp and entrepreneurs who visit the center to build and launch their apps.

Answer: Co

Answer: CcHUB

Question: Successful startups in @placeholder thrive against the odds of weak infrastructure, anemic power supply and general lack of funding and investment.

Answer: Nigeria

Answer: Nigeria

Answer: Nigeria

Answer: Nigeria

Question: He added that entrepreneurs like Zuckerberg were inspiring because his approach to @placeholder has never been about making a lot of money.

Answer: Facebook

Question: Tijani and his business partner had a vision of creating a tech business district and persuaded the government and a local cable provider to install fiber optic cables on their street providing affordable and fast Wi-@placeholder access to anyone within the hub's vicinity.

Answer: Facebook


(CNN) Every now and then, facts get a little mixed up with fiction. Take the example of Bradley Cooper. The actor was at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia Wednesday night -- minding his own business -- when he started trending on social media. Not because of his beard and flowing hair, which made him look like a well-moisturized pirate with glistening skin. But that's a whole other story. Apparently, some people believed Cooper was a Republican, based on his riveting portrayal of Navy SEAL sniper Chris Kyle in the blockbuster film, "American Sniper." Kyle was a right-wing icon who loved his weapons. He once said President Barack Obama's gun control proposals were aimed at "trying to ban everything."
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Bradley Cooper played Chris Kyle in "American Sniper" film
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Some people believed the actor was a Republican -- until they saw him at the DNC

Question: But just like @placeholder is not a gun-slinging raccoon from his role in "Guardians of the Galaxy," he does not appear to be a Republican either.

Answer: Bradley Cooper

Answer: Cooper

Answer: Bradley Cooper


Washington (CNN) George W. Bush tried it. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton tried it. Now Donald Trump is vowing to reset relations with Russia. But could the unintended costs outweigh the benefits? The President-elect's Russian gambit seems like a solid foreign policy goal, given that the estrangement between the rivals -- owners of the world's biggest nuclear arsenals -- is deeper than at any time since the Cold War. An improvement in relations could yield gains for the United States in reviving non-proliferation projects and closer anti-terrorism cooperation. But there are big questions about whether Trump will be any more successful than his predecessors, whose initial inroads eventually foundered largely due to the behavior of President Vladimir Putin, and whether he will end up emboldening a leader that many -- including key Republicans in Congress -- see as a top US adversary.
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Closer US-Russia ties could revive non-proliferation projects and closer anti-terrorism cooperation
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But closer ties could also mean restoring Russian influence at the direct expense of the US

Question: Trump has made no secret of his admiration for the Russian strongman, once saying he was a better leader than Obama, and on the campaign trail showed little concern about resurgent @placeholder influence.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Question: If moves like lifting sanctions occur, the @placeholder administration would establish a precedent that could embolden Russia's attempt to throw its weight around in the rest of the world.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: "Simply accepting @placeholder behavior that is truly egregious" would prove problematic to US efforts to halting Russian meddling around the world, according to Pifer.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Question: "Wouldn't it be nice if we got together with @placeholder and knocked the hell out of ISIS?"

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian


Speaking prior to England's away friendly fixture against Republic of Ireland, ITV pundits Ian Wright and Paul Scholes disagreed on the issue of Jack Wilshere's position. Whereas Wright suggested that a quintessential holding role would 'be the best place for him in the future,' Scholes suggested that due to his creativity, he needs a player sitting behind him in the middle of the park. Former Arsenal striker, Wright, added that 23-year-old Wilshere no longer has the pace he once did as a teenager and will therefore continue to 'get into trouble' making marauding runs forward. Wilshere's best position has long been the subject of debate due to his fondness of roaming forward, while possessing a combative element to his game.
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Ian Wright and Paul Scholes differed over Jack Wilshere's best position
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Wright thinks he has lost pace and will therefore continue to 'get into trouble'
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Scholes disagrees believing he still has the ability to beat players and could do with a player like Michael Carrick sitting behind him
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Wilshere was praised by Scholes and Lee Dixon after England's 0-0 friendly draw at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin

Question: However, @placeholder believes that the days in which Wilshere could glide past players on the merit of his pace are behind him.

Answer: Ian Wright

Answer: Wright

Answer: Wright

Answer: Ian Wright

Answer: Wright


Olympic Day last week delivered an abrupt wake-up call for Graeme McDowell. The man who wrestled with his conscience 18 months ago before declaring for Ireland over Great Britain for the Olympics in Rio next year had been barged aside just 24 hours earlier in the race to make the team in green. Who’d have thought there was an earthly chance of that happening when G-Mac was making his difficult decision in November, 2013? At the time he stood 11th in the world. The next-best Irishman was Shane Lowry in 75th place. But since then Lowry’s steady progress has coincided with the edge disappearing from McDowell’s game to the point where they crossed paths in the world rankings for the first time last week. Now Lowry is 45th and McDowell 48th — and only one will accompany Rory McIlroy on the plane to Brazil.
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Graeme McDowell behind Shane Lowry in race to make the Ireland team
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Only one will accompany Rory McIlroy on the plane to Brazil for Olympics
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Tiger Woods continues search for form at Greenbrier Classic in Virginia

Question: And let’s hope this proves a prod to the ribs to get G-@placeholder going again.

Answer: Mac


Washington (CNN) We're still a long, long way from starting to even kinda, sorta think about impeachment. Exhibit A: Democratic Rep. Al Green of Texas forced a vote on the House floor to table a plan to impeach Trump on Wednesday. The vote to sideline the impeachment resolution passed with flying colors: a bipartisan 364-58 margin. And while nearly five dozen Democratic members of Congress took to the chamber's floor to cast their votes in favor of mulling impeaching Trump, more than twice as many Democrats opted to cast their ballots against the proposal. A new poll from the Public Religion Research Institute on Tuesday found that seven in 10 Democrats believe Trump ought to be impeached and removed from office. Still, only about three in 10 of House Democrats actually voted to consider impeachment on Wednesday.
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House members from more heavily Democratic districts were more likely to back considering impeachment
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Democrats voted against considering impeachment by more than a 2:1 margin on Wednesday

Question: And it's clear national @placeholder see there's danger in pushing the issue right now.

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democrats


Consumer groups have slammed a decision by Volkswagen to deny compensation to the British owners of cars involved in the emissions rigging scandal. The company has already announced there will be payments worth $500 (£330) to drivers in the USA and a further $500 in credit vouchers. However, the German car giant said these payments will not be extended to customers in Europe. The consumer group Which? condemned the decision and called on the Government to take steps to force VW to treat British consumers in the same way as those in the US. Its executive director, Richard Lloyds, said: ‘It is outrageous that Volkswagen is ruling out compensation for European customers even before the results of the official investigation.
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VW will offer compensation to US customers but not British ones
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Consumer groups have called on the Government to act
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UK’s Transport Select Committee head says VW can't get away with it

Question: It would be unacceptable that financial compensation would only be offered to @placeholder customers.

Answer: USA

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: UK


(CNN) More than two and a half years after a New York City Police Department officer was killed while on duty, his widow gave birth to a girl, thanks to the preservation of his semen. Angelina was born Tuesday to Pei Xia "Sanny" Liu at Weill Cornell Hospital in New York City, the NYPD said in a blog post. Sanny's husband, Detective First Grade Wenjian Liu, was shot and killed on December 20, 2014. The night of the incident, Sanny requested that her husband's sperm be preserved. The slain officer's parents, Wei Tang Liu and Xiu Yan Liu, were there for the birth, according to the NYPD.
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Baby's mother used late husband's sperm
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Detective Liu, the father, was killed while on duty for the NYPD

Question: "I told my friend, 'It's going to be a baby girl,'" the new mom told the @placeholder.

Answer: NYPD

Answer: NYPD

Answer: NYPD


George Boyd scored a famous Burnley winner as Manchester City's strongarm tactics backfired ahead of their big date in The Nou Camp. Turf Moor was bouncing as Boyd lashed home a poor clearance from returning City captain Vincent Kompany after 61 minutes. And Manuel Pellegrini's men – who sent on £50million substitutes Wilfried Bony and Stevan Jovetic to try and salvage the game – were lucky to survive with 11 men after bad challenges from Sergio Aguero and Martin Demichelis. CLICK HERE to read Sportsmail's Joe Bernstein's full match report from Turf Moor. Host commentator What a potential season-defining moment Burnley's win could be tonight. The victory still sees the Clarets in the relegation zone - but by only one point with Sunderland looking over their shoulders ever-more. Meanwhile the defeat for City is damaging for their title hopes. A win for Chelsea on Sunday would see Manuel Pellegrini's side trail by eight points with nine games remaining. City now have to pick themselves up with a daunting trip to Barcelona in the Champions League on Wednesday night.
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George Boyd puts Burnley ahead with a brilliant low volley on 61 minutes
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Manchester City were denied a penalty appeal in injury time after Pablo Zabaleta fell under the challenge of Ben Mee
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Burnley XI: Heaton, Trippier, Shackell, Duff, Mee; Barnes, Arfield, Jones, Boyd; Ings, Vokes
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Manchester City XI: Hart, Zabaleta, Kompany, Demichelis, Clichy, Navas, Fernandinho, Yaya Toure, Silva, Dzeko, Aguero

Question: 74 mins: @placeholder makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.

Answer: Manuel Pellegrini

Answer: Manuel Pellegrini

Question: 58 mins: We have our first booking of the match and it's a harsh one as @placeholder is cautioned for a challenge on Jesus Navas.

Answer: Ben Mee


England have promoted Geoff Parling to the second row and recalled Nick Easter to the bench for Saturday's decisive RBS 6 Nations clash with France at Twickenham. The solitary change to the starting XV that toppled Scotland 25-13 last weekend sees Parling replace Dave Attwood, who has been dropped from the 23 altogether. Instead, head coach Stuart Lancaster has looked to Easter to provide lock cover among the replacements as England aim to clinch a first Championship since 2011. Lancaster named his squad before taking a training run at England's base in Bagshot, which was attended by renowned rugby fan Prince Harry.
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Second rower Geoff Parling replaces Dave Attwood, who is dropped
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Nick Easter returns to the bench as cover for the match against France
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Parling impressed as a substitute against Scotland and will run the lineout
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Dan Cole to win his 50th cap in a front row that continues unchanged
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Prince Harry attended squad's training on Thursday at Pennyhill Park
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England, Ireland and Wales are all in contention to win the Six Nations

Question: @placeholder, here training in Bagshot on Thursday, has been named in England's starting XV

Answer: Geoff Parling

Answer: Parling

Answer: Geoff Parling

Answer: Parling


(CNN) The captain of the Yale men's basketball team was expelled from the Ivy League school after facing a university-led investigation into a sexual misconduct allegation, a source told CNN on Thursday. CNN has learned from a source close to Jack Montague that, according to Montague, he had a consensual sexual relationship with another student in 2014. A year later, in fall 2015, Montague was summoned to appear before Yale's University-Wide Committee on Sexual Misconduct. Montague was expelled months later. The university has not confirmed these details, citing confidentiality. Montague last played for the basketball team, which is going to the NCAA tournament for the first time in more than five decades, on February 6.
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Yale basketball captain Jack Montague is no longer a student at the Ivy League school
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Source tells CNN the senior was accused of sexual misconduct
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Family attorney could not be reached for comment

Question: @placeholder has never won a game in the men's NCAA tournament.

Answer: Yale

Answer: Yale's University

Answer: Yale


(CNN) The United States is trying to verify that an airstrike recently killed a high-ranking ISIS commander, and the Pentagon confirmed Wednesday that in a separate action it took out a commander of the Pakistani Taliban who was responsible for the deaths of more than 130 children. U.S. warplanes targeted senior ISIS operative Omar al-Shishani in Iraq in the past few days, some four months after the coalition first thought it had killed him in Syria, according to two U.S. officials. The United States is still trying to confirm they got him this time, the U.S. officials said. Al-Shishani, also known as "Omar the Chechen," was targeted by an airstrike near Qarayyah, Iraq, south of Mosul, the officials said. But they would not speak publicly until it's certain this time that he is dead. If he has been killed in Iraq, it's a sign that top ISIS operatives are still able to move around the region with some degree of freedom.
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U.S. thought it killed him months ago in Syria
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Known as "Omar the Chechen," he was one of ISIS' top commanders

Question: The Amaq report did not say when or how al-@placeholder was killed.

Answer: Shishani

Answer: Shishani

Question: Al-Shishani was long considered one of @placeholder's most capable military commanders.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


The maid who survived the D.C. mansion murders because she was told not to come to work that day has revealed the voicemail her boss sent her the day before he died. Nelitza Gutierrez, who worked for the Savopolous family, received the message from CEO Savvas Savopoulos on May 13, the day before he, his wife, his son and another housekeeper were killed in their lavish mansion. Gutierrez shared the evidence with ABC News's 20/20 show, and said that several things about the voicemail, left around 9:30pm, are were unusual. It is believed that by the time it was sent, Savopoulos and his family had already been taken captive, allegedly by Daron Wint, 34, who is in jail charged with all four murders.
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Nelitza Gutierrez got voicemail from Savvas Savopoulos before murders
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He told her that his wife was ill and another housekeeper was staying over
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The next day Savopoulos, his family and housekeeper were found dead
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Gutierrez shared message from composed-sounding Savopoulos, whom investigators believe was then being held hostage in his own home
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Daron Wint, 34, is charged with the four murders and will appear in court

Question: Investigators believe the Savopoulos family were held overnight by @placeholder, before he killed his victims then set the house on fire in a bid to destroy the evidence.

Answer: Daron Wint


(CNN) Shortly after Wednesday morning's attack on Republican members of Congress practicing for the annual Congressional Baseball Game, Congressman Rodney Davis, still in his baseball clothes, spoke to CNN's Brianna Keilar. In addition to describing the events he witnessed, he spoke from the heart. "This hatefulness that we see in this country today over policy differences has got to stop ... Republicans and Democrats need to use this day today to stand together and say 'stop.' Let's work together. Let's get things done," he said. "We can have our differences, but let's not let it lead to such hate." We should all heed Congressman Davis' call, including our President. Since his announcement to run for office, Donald Trump has consistently yelled fire in a crowded political theater by castigating various segments of our population and encouraging his supporters to "knock the crap" out of protesters. And on and on.
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Douglas Heye: Wednesday's attack on Republicans at a baseball field reminds us that hateful rhetoric accumulates and causes things to escalate
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Whomever the targets, it was perhaps inescapable that something tragic was coming in an environment like this, Heye writes

Question: Many @placeholder supporters have followed his lead, escalating the rhetoric against political opponents and the media.

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: And before Trump, too many @placeholder engaged in awful and, let's face it, racist attacks on President Obama.

Answer: Republican

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republicans

Question: A successful, bi-partisan @placeholder sounds like a perfect way to start.

Answer: Congress

Answer: Congressional Baseball Game


It was the sort of training ground accident that can happen to anyone, but it had far-reaching consequences for Philipp Lahm. So too, indirectly, for Hans-Wilhelm Muller-Wohlfahrt. Lahm's tackle on a team-mate at Bayern Munich's training ground on the outskirts of the city appeared innocuous enough, until a scream of pain pierced the morning air and a frantic wave signalled he was in trouble. As players milled round him, and a physio inspected the damage, the call went out for expert medical help. There wasn't any. To the dismay of Pep Guardiola, there wasn't a single qualified doctor on site.
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Bayern Munich doctor Hans-Wilhelm Muller-Wohlfahrt quit this week
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His resignation came after Pep Guardiola blamed defeat by Porto on injuries
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The pair fell out as early as November over the treatment of Philipp Lahm
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Guardiola now has even more power and could stay at Bayern for a long time
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Manchester City want to bring him in as manager but he is unlikely to leave
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Guardiola, who is impatient with injuries, could even agree a new deal
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Former Barcelona boss has denied a rift with his medical staff this week

Question: As @placeholder lay on the turf with what was later diagnosed as a broken ankle, the physio tended to him as best he could, while an ambulance was summoned to take him to a local hospital.

Answer: Philipp Lahm

Answer: Lahm

Answer: Philipp Lahm


The mayor of a town hit by four shark attacks since September is considering a cull as a bodyboarder fights for his life after the latest tragedy. Mathew Lee, 32, sustained 'significant' injuries to his lower legs in the shark attack at Lighthouse Beach in Ballina, on the NSW's north coast, with doctors reportedly finding a tooth embedded in his wounds. Ballina Shire Council Mayor David Wright told The Australian he was 'starting to feel like the mayor in the Jaws movie'. Surf Life Savers have been trawling the waters near the beach in a bid to find the animal, with help from a Westpac rescue helicopter, after a great white shark was spotted near where the attack occurred.
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Mathew Lee was attacked by a shark at Lighthouse Beach in Ballina, NSW
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The 32-year-old sustained leg injuries in the attack on Thursday morning
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It is believed a shark tooth was found embedded in Mr Lee's leg wounds
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This is the fourth shark attack in the same area since September last year
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Ballina Mayor David Wright said he was starting to feel like he was in Jaws

Question: @placeholder is surrounded by a community of love, strength and support,' one said.

Answer: Lee


ISIS will mark the holy month of Ramadan and the first anniversary of its self-imposed caliphate by launching bloody terror attacks on the West and activating 'terror cells' in countries as far as the Philippines,  respected terrorism analysts have predicted. It already controls large swathes of land across Iraq, Syria and Libya - where over eight million people live under the terror group's brutal regime - and has formed partnerships with other extremist groups across the Middle East and north Africa. Now the terror group will capitalise on religious tension and war to plunge as much of the world into chaos as it can by July 18, the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) says.
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ISIS announced it will target Western countries like UK, France, Spain and Italy, Institute for the Study of War says
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It correctly predicted ISIS would execute 'mass casualty attack' on Tunisia and a Shia mosque in the Middle East
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ISIS militant Seifeddine Rezgui killed 38 - including 18 Britons - when he opened fire on tourists on Tunisian beach
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At almost the same time, an ISIS suicide bomber blew himself up in a Shia mosque in Kuwait - killing at least 27
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Extremists will also unleash its dangerous 'terror cells' in south-east Asian countries like Malaysia, the Philippines
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Combination of four surveys found that 42million Muslims in Arab states feel 'somewhat positively' towards ISIS

Question: The terror group has also suffered 'significant losses' in its two major strongholds of Sirte and Derna in @placeholder, where local militia groups have reportedly inflicted 'a high number of casualties' in the coastal cities.

Answer: Libya


Steve McClaren has called the constant speculation linking him with Newcastle 'disrespectful' and insists his sole focus remains on trying to get Derby promoted to the Barclays Premier League. McClaren admitted there had been interest in him from Newcastle around the turn of the year, when Alan Pardew left as manager to take over at Crystal Palace. But with John Carver since appointed, the Rams head coach is reluctant to discuss the continuing reports. McClaren is understood to be one of two people on Newcastle's short list for the head coach role at St James' Park next season, according to reports in the North East. The other is thought to be Carver.
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Steve McClaren says Newcastle were interested in him to become their new manager after Alan Pardew left the club for Crystal Palace
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The former England boss is believed to be on the shortlist for the Newcastle job next term
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McClaren is on course to reach the play-offs with Derby this season

Question: At the present moment @placeholder doesn't interest me, I am not thinking about that.

Answer: Newcastle

Answer: Newcastle

Answer: Newcastle

Answer: Newcastle

Answer: Newcastle


Niall Boylan and his biological sister Fran Kavanagh, pictured during their first meeting last week, when they were reunited 50 years after being separated A brother and sister who were separated as babies and put up for adoption five decades ago have been reunited after realising they grew up just 500 metres apart. Niall Boylan, 51, a  radio presenter in Dublin, met his biological sister who now lives in London, Fran Kavanagh, 49, for the first time this weekend after finding each other online last year. Niall, who has a show on Irish radio station 4FM, hit the headlines last year when he spoke about discovering that his birth mother had a little girl when he was just 13 months old in 1965.
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Niall Boylan, 51, met his biological sister for the first time last weekend
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He didn't know he had a sister until an adoption agency put it in a letter
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Fran Kavanagh, 49, was also sent a letter and tracked brother online
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Pair were adopted separately from St Patrick's Home in Dublin as babies
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They didn't realise they had been brought up a few streets from each other
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Fran, who lives in London, flew to Dublin to meet radio presenter brother
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The mother-of-two said: 'To meet Niall after all these years is wonderful'

Question: The pair plan to meet up again the future and Fran, who will be 50 this year, is holding her birthday party back home in @placeholder.

Answer: Dublin

Answer: Dublin

Answer: Dublin


(CNN) It's official -- El Niño is dead. But its demise doesn't necessarily mean we're done with wild weather. The recent climate event -- characterized by warming waters in the eastern Pacific Ocean -- has been one of the strongest ever recorded, and its impact has been felt far and wide. Record smashing temperatures hit Thailand, Laos and Cambodia. In Malaysia, lakes dried up and vegetables withered. Weak monsoons and killer heatwaves left India barren and praying for rain. Storms pounded the Californian coast, leaving apartments teetering on cliff edges as backyards dropped into the ocean. The weather system may even have contributed to the spread of Zika by creating conditions that helped mosquito populations thrive.
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The temperature of the Pacific has cooled, signaling the end of the El Niño part of the cycle
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Experts say there is a 75% chance of a La Niña pattern forming by the end of 2016

Question: According to Dr. Santoso, the risk for a strong @placeholder is enhanced following a strong El Niño, such as the one we just had over the last year.

Answer: La Niña


The head of an international medical charity whose field hospital was destroyed by a United States airstrike claims the attack could have been deliberate. The general director of Doctors Without Borders (MSF), Christopher Stokes, said the bombing of their facility in Kunduz, northern Afghanistan, should be investigated as a war crime. He said the 'extensive, quite precise' nature of the attack, which killed at least 22 patients and staff, casts doubt on the United States' assertions that it was a mistake. Haunting new photographs from inside the scorched hospital show how its operating theatres, wards, bedrooms and hallways have all been destroyed by the attack, which allegedly lasted for more than an hour.
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At least 22 patients and hospital staff were killed when US airstrike hit the Doctors Without Borders (MSF) hospital
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MSF's general director Christopher Stokes said the 'quite precise' nature of the attack 'does not indicate a mistake'
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He claimed hospital was fired on 'repeatedly' even though they  provided its coordinates  to 'all  parties in the conflict'
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US initially said strike was necessary to protect US troops during firefight with Taliban but have since apologised

Question: An investigation by IHFFC needs the cooperation of both @placeholder and the US before it can proceed - which neither government is expected to give.

Answer: Afghanistan


Inevitably, it all kicked off in the end. Three games in two competitions over 10 days has forged some barely disguised contempt between Celtic and Dundee United. Six red cards tell their own tale. For Jackie McNamara’s team, the frustration — and indiscipline — is growing. Ryan McGowan became the fourth United player to see red in the dying minutes, seconds after Celtic’s Anthony Stokes was dismissed for a retaliatory kick at Paul Paton. Afterwards, Ronny Deila rounded on the Australian, claiming he could have injured substitute Liam Henderson ‘for life’. The open wounds enveloping this fixture are now there for all to see.
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Celtic comfortably progressed to the William Hill Scottish Cup semi-finals
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Jason Denayer, Leigh Griffiths, Kris Commons and Virgil van Dijk all scored for the hosts at Celtic Park
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Both sides ended with 10 men as Anthony Stokes and Ryan McGowan were sent off

Question: In a freakish run of three consecutive meetings, @placeholder have now scored one, losing six.

Answer: Dundee United

Answer: United


Making gingerbread houses has long been a European festive tradition and in recent years building the eye-catching structures  has swept the UK. And this season sees high street shelves groaning under DIY kits for the  highly-decorated confections and while the pictures on the front of the packaging certainly look impressive, does the reality always measure up? FEMAIL challenged five writes to get out their piping bags to test offerings from Morrisons, Lakeland, Lidl, IKEA and Selfridges. But did their houses raise the roof or crumble to ginger-flavoured dust? Read on to find out... I was pleasantly surprised at how easy this house was to assemble. I've built gingerbread houses before and have found it tricky to get them to stand up, but the thickness of the gingerbread in this one made it simple.
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Gingerbread houses sold at Lidl, Ikea, Selfridges, Lakeland and Morrisons
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DIY kits can contain biscuits, sweets, icing, piping bags and instructions
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Five FEMAIL writers put the high street's versions to the test at home

Question: Anyone who's ever tried to build a piece of @placeholder flat-pack furniture will know the feeling of utter despair as you sit surrounded by bits of wood and metal looking hopelessly at the instructions.

Answer: IKEA


Palmyra, Syria (CNN) When does it take almost seven hours, several armored vehicles and attack helicopters to get to a classical concert? The answer: When you have to travel through half of Syria and the concert is held in a newly liberated area with ISIS nearby. The Russian military put around 100 journalists on five buses, sent a convoy of armored vehicles and fighting vehicles and drove the reporters from Latakia in northwestern Syria to Palmyra, the ancient heritage site in the central desert. As our convoy slowly made its way down the Syrian coast and then made an eastward turn toward Homs and then Palmyra, Russian attack helicopters circled overhead, looking out for any threats.
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Fred Pleitgen and other journalists attended under Russian military escort
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The orchestra performed in a Roman ampitheater, the scene of an ISIS massacre

Question: On this day, a crowd mostly was Russian soldiers and @placeholder and Russian dignitaries.

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrian


A Transaero Boeing 747 was decorated in stunning fashion with the face of an Amur tiger to help draw attention to the plight of the big cat - one of the most endangered  in the world. Entitled 'Tiger Flight', the project hopes to educate the international community on the issues of environmental protection and put a stop to the poaching of the rare breed. The decorative aircraft - a joint project of the Amur Tiger Center and Transaero Airlines - was presented to the public at Moscow Vnukovo airport. The aircraft has kept much of its stock design, aside from the unique tiger livery, but there are plans to extend the special colour scheme and to decorate the interiors of the aircraft's cabin at a later date.
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The Amur tiger was painted on the front of a Transaero Boeing 747-400
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Entitled 'Tiger Flight', project hopes to promote environmental protection
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Aircraft is a joint project of the Amur Tiger Center and Transaero Airlines
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The aeroplane was presented to the public at Moscow Vnukovo airport

Question: The joint project will involve an information campaign and @placeholder' in-flight magazine will feature a special wildlife section.

Answer: Transaero Airlines

Answer: Transaero Airlines


It's 8 p.m. in Chelsea, Massachusetts, just across the Mystic River from Boston. For Lt. Detective David Betz, his day is about to get busy. After about 30 minutes, Betz, head of the Narcotics and Vice Division of the Chelsea Police Department, leaves to meet with a confidential informant who has been assisting with a case. "When we make contact with this person, hopefully they will be able to make a call to any number of their sources, and we'll try to buy some heroin off the street tonight. ... This is basically the meat and potatoes of what we do," Betz says.
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Chelsea, Massachusetts, is in the middle of a heroin epidemic
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Gov. Deval Patrick declared a public health emergency in Massachusetts
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Informants help detectives get drugs off the street
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"You're constantly pushing back the ocean, basically,"  detective says

Question: From 2000 to 2012, the number of unintentional opiate overdoses in @placeholder increased by 90%, he said.

Answer: Massachusetts

Answer: Massachusetts

Answer: Massachusetts

Question: What's more, much of the drug problem in Chelsea doesn't come from inside @placeholder, Betz says.

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea


(CNN) [Breaking news, posted 3:12 p.m. ET] The pilot of LAMIA Flight 2933, which crashed near Medellin, Colombia, said, "The plane is in total electric failure and without fuel," according to two sources familiar with the investigation who heard audio recordings of conversations between the flight crew and air traffic control. The audio was published in Colombian media. Seventy-one people were killed in the crash, including members of a Brazilian soccer team. [Previous story, posted 1:04 p.m. ET] As air safety officials begin their investigation into the deadly crash of LAMIA flight 2933 near Medellin, Colombia, the final resting place of the jet's wreckage may prove to be a central clue in determining why the airplane crashed.
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Jet was carrying Brazil's Chapecoense soccer club when it crashed

Question: The so-called "black boxes" were recovered early Tuesday and were in excellent condition, according to @placeholder aviation officials.

Answer: Colombia

Answer: Colombian

Answer: Colombia


(CNN)  -- Gael Monfils saved five match points before beating top seed Roger Federer 7-6 6-7 7-6 to reach the final of the Paris Masters on Saturday. The home hero will play Robin Soderling for the title after the Swede beat  another Frenchman, Michael Llodra, in an earlier pulsating encounter at the Bercy arena. It was truly the great escape for 12th seed Monfils, who was on the ropes as he served at 5-6 down in the deciding set, having broken back after dropping his service for the first time. The opening two sets were shared on tiebreaks. 16-time grand slam champion Federer proceeded to force a succession of match points, all saved by a mixture of dogged defense by his French opponent or uncustomary errors by the world number two.
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Gael Monfils to play Robin Soderling in the final of the Paris Masters
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Monfils saves five match points before beating top seed Roger Federer
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Soderling saves three match points to end hopes of Frenchman Michael Llodra

Question: The partisan crowd breathed a collective sigh of relief when @placeholder finally forced the third tiebreak of the match and claimed an early mini-break.

Answer: Gael Monfils

Answer: Monfils

Answer: Gael Monfils

Answer: Monfils


(CNN) Turkey has blocked access to Wikipedia over linking the nation to terror activity, the government said Saturday, according to state-run Anadolu Agency. Articles and comments on the popular online encyclopedia showed Turkey "in coordination and aligned" with terrorist groups, the Turkish Ministry of Transport, Maritime Affairs and Communications said. "It has become part of an information source which is running a smear campaign against Turkey in the international arena," the ministry said. Turkey warned Wikipedia to remove such content, but the nonprofit encyclopedia refused, the government said. Once Wikipedia meets Turkey's demands, the access ban will be lifted, it said.
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Ankara says Wikipedia portrays Turkey as coordinating with terrorist groups
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Turkish government says access ban will be lifted once Wikipedia meets its demands

Question: @placeholder voters this month passed an 18-article constitutional reform package to transform the country's parliamentary system into a powerful executive presidency.

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkish


Climate change is here and will only worsen. Get used to more flooding, wildfires and drought, depending on where you live. Cities and states across America already are spending lots of money to respond. Those are the take-home messages of a new White House report released Tuesday that is part of President Barack Obama's second-term effort to prepare the nation for the impacts of a changing climate such as rising sea levels and increasingly erratic weather. The National Climate Assessment update said evidence of human-made climate change "continues to strengthen" and that "Americans are noticing changes all around them." "This is not some distant problem of the future," Obama told NBC, while John Holdren, who directs the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, said climate change "already is affecting every region of the country and key sectors of the economy."
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President Obama says climate change happening now
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A new government report outlines how climate change already affects the country
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Administration officials "fanning out" across the country to publicize the report
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Republicans criticize proposed government steps on climate change

Question: He called the debate "cynical" because @placeholder knew that "much of the pain of imposing such regulations would be borne by our own middle class."

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama


(CNN) Bernie Sanders' lead over Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire is on the rise, with the Vermont senator leading the former secretary of state by 27 points, 60% to 33%, a new CNN/WMUR poll has found. The new poll, mostly conducted before Sunday night's debate, found Sanders' support has grown by 10 points since a late-November/early December CNN/WMUR poll, which found Sanders holding 50% to Clinton's 40%. New Hampshire Democrats' views on the race are solidifying as well, with 52% saying they have definitely decided who they will support, up from 36% who felt that way in early December. Among those voters, Sanders holds an even broader 64% to 35% lead.
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The new poll found Sanders' support has grown by 10 points
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New Hampshire Democrats' views on the race are solidifying as well

Question: On the economy, New Hampshire voters now clearly give Sanders the edge over Clinton as the candidate more trusted to handle it: 57% say @placeholder would best handle it vs. 33% for Clinton.

Answer: Bernie Sanders

Answer: Sanders

Answer: Sanders

Answer: Sanders

Answer: Sanders


The first X Factor auditions of the new season have been cancelled following the death of Simon Cowell's mother Julie, it has been announced. Mr Cowell's family confirmed that the 89-year-old died on Sunday leaving them 'devastated'. Cowell's brother Tony said: 'Very sad night tonight. We will all miss Mum so very much. She was the heart and soul of our family.' Mrs Cowell was married to EMI music executive Eric, who died in 1999, aged 81. Auditions for the ITV talent show were due to begin in Manchester today but will now no longer go ahead, a spokesman for Syco Entertainment confirmed.
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Simon Cowell's family said they were 'devastated' at their mother's death
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The 89-year-old was married to EMI music executive Eric, who died in 1999
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The first auditions for the next series of X Factor have been postponed
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Hopefuls were due to audition for the new series in Manchester later today

Question: The former EMI executive succumbed to a heart attack in 1999 aged 81, while he was at home with @placeholder.

Answer: Julie


Alexandria, Virginia (CNN) -- Sen. Rand Paul said this week that he would vote in favor of going to war with ISIS, but his father, former Rep. Ron Paul, made it clear Friday night that he sharply opposes further U.S. involvement in the Mideast region. Speaking at a libertarian-leaning conference, Ron Paul slammed the "bipartisan support" among congressional lawmakers for "rubber-stamping what President Obama wants" in the fight against the militant group. More broadly, he suggested that Senate Republicans aren't that different from their Democratic counterparts. Some people think "if the Republicans take over the Senate this year, that will hamstring the president and everything's going to be OK," he said at the Liberty Political Action Conference in Alexandra, Virginia. "That's a joke."
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Ron Paul slams "bipartisan support" in Washington for war against ISIS
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His son, Rand Paul, has said he would vote for air strikes
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However, Rand Paul did not vote this week for another part of the plan to fight ISIS

Question: "I'm going to reveal some secrets to you," Ron Paul told the audience, cheekily hinting that he was going to talk about @placeholder's likely presidential bid in 2016.

Answer: Rand Paul

Answer: Rand Paul

Answer: Rand Paul


If Jenson Button has competed in a British Grand Prix for the last time, it can conclusively be said that his association with it was jinxed. He has never so much as had a podium in 16 attempts, and his brief participation in yesterday’s race was fittingly disastrous. He crashed out on the first lap. ‘I am disappointed, obviously,’ said the 2009 world champion. ‘In front of your home crowd you want to put on a good show and I wasn’t able to do that after a turn-three incident and that is a shame.’ Button started 18th on the grid, as McLaren-Honda continue to struggle for speed and reliability, and was ensnared in a collision involving the two Lotus cars.
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Jenson Button's 16th British Grand Prix lasted less than 20 seconds
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Button's miserable luck at the race continued in a pile up at turn three
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It is the first time since 2002 that Button has failed to finish three races

Question: But it was not total doom and gloom at @placeholder, with Alonso scoring his first point of the season.

Answer: McLaren


Atlanta (CNN) A five-lane section of Interstate 85 collapsed during evening rush hour in the heart of Atlanta after a massive fire broke out underneath the roadway, and yet miraculously, no lives were lost. How did that happen? In short, quick reactions by firefighters, astute early appraisal of what the fire might do and the luck of a fire station being near the source of the blaze. The fire began just after 6 p.m. Thursday under part of I-85 near Piedmont Road in northeast Atlanta. Less than an hour later, the blaze caused an elevated section of the northbound interstate to collapse, at about 7 p.m.
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Firefighters arrived quickly, stopped traffic on I-85, sensing section of it would collapse
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"I believe that saved a lot of lives," Atlanta fire official says

Question: The damage is not limited to just the northbound side of @placeholder.

Answer: Interstate 85

Answer: I-85

Answer: I-85


As united fronts go, the one put up at Chelsea's training headquarters on Tuesday was about as convincing as they come. Sackings, player revolts, stadium bans and lawsuits have led the agenda ahead of the crucial Champions League clash with Dynamo Kiev on Wednesday night. But you wouldn't know it if you were at Cobham as manager and captain came out fighting. Hymn sheets in hand, Jose Mourinho and John Terry were in unison. Are you going to be sacked, Jose? No. Is your manager going to be sacked, John? No. Are the players behind you, Jose? Yes. Are the players behind the manager, John? Yes.
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John Terry is confident Chelsea will get their season back on track soon
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Chelsea skipper says Jose Mourinho will not be sacked for a second time
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Mourinho and his team face Dynamo Kiev in the Champions League
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Blues boss could be in trouble if his side lose to Dynamo and Stoke City
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Chelsea reject shock £35m bid by Monaco for manager Jose Mourinho

Question: Making his entrance into the press conference room, @placeholder accidentally caused a loud thud by swinging the door open on to a misplaced chair.

Answer: Jose Mourinho

Answer: Jose Mourinho

Answer: Mourinho

Answer: Jose Mourinho


Liam Gallagher was fined $5,000 for failing to appear at a child custody hearing. Pictured, his baby mother Liza Gorbani outside court today Liam Gallagher was today hit with a second $5,000 (£3,300) fine by a New York judge who said she was tired of his ‘frivolous conduct’. Judge Laura Drager said that she could not ‘excuse him any longer’ and said his US child custody battle was going to trial. The lawyer for Liza Ghorbani, Mr Gallagher’s baby mother, said that Mr Gallagher had not turned up for a deposition he was supposed to give last month either. Ira Garr also revealed that their daughter Gemma, two, is exhibiting ‘delays’ in her development and is having problems with speech.
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Judge Laura Drager said she was tired of the singer's ‘frivolous conduct’
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Lawyer for Liza Ghorbani, Mr Gallagher’s baby mother, said he had not turned up for a deposition he was supposed to give last month either
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Also revealed their daughter, two, is exhibiting ‘delays’ in her development

Question: He cast doubts on Miss Ghorbani’s claims she was poor by pointing out that she lived a comfortable life and was taking @placeholder to music lessons and baby ballet.

Answer: Gemma


Zoe Ball made a desperate, grovelling call to husband Fatboy Slim in an attempt to explain away a drunken kiss with a 22-year-old at a Christmas party, it has been revealed. Ball, 45, rang the club DJ, who was said to be 'furious', and embarrassed by widely-published images of the mother of his two children with her arms wrapped around pop singer TayTay Starhz at a London nightspot on Wednesday. Fatboy Slim, 52, whose real name is Norman Cook, is thought to have been abroad at the time of the call, preparing for a performance at a nightclub in Dubai on Friday night.
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Ball, 45, apologised to spouse, real name Norman Cook, after kiss
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He was said to be 'furious' after clinch with young TayTay Starhz
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Cook thought to have been abroad ahead of Dubai show when he found out
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Came as Mr Starhz issued public apology to the DJ over the kiss

Question: A friend told the newspaper that Mr @placeholder 'isn't worried about Zoe cheating' and has no fears for their 16-year marriage - but is upset by the public shame that followed.

Answer: Norman Cook

Answer: Norman Cook

Answer: Cook

Question: Mr @placeholder, who lives with his mother and is just seven years older than Ms Ball's son, later apologised to Mr Cook and swore the kiss was a one-off.

Answer: TayTay Starhz

Answer: TayTay Starhz

Answer: Starhz


Joey Feek shared a heartwarming and inspiring photo with her fans on Friday of the terminally ill country star out of bed and playing with her toddler daughter Indiana. The picture showed 40-year-old Joey and Indiana surrounded by toys, and the caption read; 'It's 60 and sunny outside today and even brighter inside.. Joey's out of bed teaching signs to Indy on the floor.' Late last month, Joey's husband Rory revealed in a letter to her friends and fans that his wife is no longer able to get out of bed, so it seems she has rallied slightly. It has been a big week for Joey, who is stage IV cervical cancer, as she also learned on Monday that she and Rory had been nominated for a Grammy award for their song If I Needed You.
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Joey Feek, 40, who is terminally ill with stage IV cervical cancer, was able to get out of bed and play with her daughter Indiana on Friday
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Late last month, Joey's husband Rory said in a letter to her friends and fans that his wife was bedridden and no longer able to get up
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Joey and Rory learned earlier this week that they had been nominated for a Grammy award for their song If I Needed You
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Joey said her one wish is to make it to daughter Indiana's second birthday in February
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The country star was released from hospital in October so she could spend more time with Indiana and say goodbye to her stepdaughters

Question: 'We're going to sleep tonight remembering the morning we welcomed (@placeholder) into the world.

Answer: Indiana

Answer: Indiana

Answer: Indy

Answer: IV

Answer: Indiana

Answer: Indiana

Answer: Indiana


A cash-strapped widow has revealed how she has been left £1,200 in debt after being conned by her Italian lover who she met on Facebook. Disabled Chrissie Williams, 52, from Bath, took out a loan and pawned her wedding ring in order to bail out Matteo Pozzelli (not his real name) after he said he'd had a run of bad luck financially. She discovered she had been conned after giving him more money for a flight from Africa - where claimed he was working on an oil rig - to fly to the UK to meet her. As the grandmother-of-seven, who is unemployed and on disability benefits due to a chronic bowel problem, was waiting for her lover to arrive, one of his 'friends' called with 'bad news'.
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Widow Chrissie Williams, 52, met toyboy over Facebook
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Kept asking for money as he was in financial difficulty
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She took pity on him and even pawned her wedding ring to help
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Eventually discovered she had been 'sucked in' by conman
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£1,200 out of pocket, she shares her story to warn others

Question: @placeholder, whoever he really is, built up my confidence and used it to get money out of me.

Answer: Matteo Pozzelli

Question: The following week, @placeholder said he wanted to get off the rig but needed help to pay half of the transport fees.

Answer: Matteo Pozzelli

Question: It was a few days before Chrissie heard from @placeholder again.

Answer: Matteo Pozzelli


Soon cricket must decide whether it is serious about technology or will continue to allow the kind of fudged decision that enabled Mohammad Hafeez to go a long way towards cancelling out England 's advantage in this final Test. It looked as though Jimmy Anderson had made a crucial early breakthrough when England tried to make up for their disappointing start to a third day that left them short of the commanding lead they craved. Yet TV umpire Paul Reiffel overturned the decision of his Australian colleague Bruce Oxenford to give Hafeez out caught behind on two at the start of Pakistan's second innings even though he had no Hot Spot nor Real Time Snicko to call on.
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England failed to capitalise on strong day two to be bowled out for 306
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James Taylor added only two runs to his overnight score when out on 76
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Mohammed Hafeez led Pakistan's charge with a well-controlled 97 not out
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Opener Hafeez led the hosts beyond England's total and to a lead of 74
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Pakistan closed the day 146 for 3 after losing Younis Khan late on

Question: The stand of 101 between @placeholder and Azhar Ali was comfortably Pakistan's best for the first wicket in this series.

Answer: Mohammad Hafeez

Answer: Hafeez

Answer: Mohammed Hafeez


His battered and bloodstained body hung for three days on the cross on which he was crucified. Around his neck, the Islamic State butchers who killed him had hung a handwritten placard accusing him of apostasy — abandoning his religion. He was just 17 and the placard explained that the unnamed boy's crime had been to take photographs of the terrorist organisation's headquarters in the Syrian city of Raqqa, which has become the de facto IS capital. Images of his body were smuggled to the West in defiance of the city's terrifying religious police by undercover activists appalled at the daily brutality taking place in their city.
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Women are forced to become sex slaves, shared by the brutal jihadis
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Life in Raqqa once revolved around cotton farming. Muslims and Christians once lived together here and the sexes mixed freely
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Music and smoking is banned and thieves are punished with amputation

Question: Those caught disobeying @placeholder's rulers face being dragged to the main square — where families once strolled eating ice creams in the evenings, their children cavorting on bikes amid squeals of laughter — to face brutal, summary punishment.

Answer: Raqqa

Answer: Raqqa

Question: @placeholder today does not offer romance: instead, these highly prized foreign women are expected to have sex with dozens of jihadis.

Answer: Raqqa

Answer: Raqqa

Question: Women who have escaped @placeholder, having gone there willingly in the belief they would marry and look after one fighter, have told how they were used as prostitutes.

Answer: Raqqa

Answer: Raqqa

Question: Indeed, when IS fighters took control of @placeholder last year, they demanded all unmarried girls be brought to their bases so they could perform their 'duty in jihad' and have sex with the fighters.

Answer: Raqqa

Answer: Raqqa


Washington (CNN) How rich are Paul Manafort and Rick Gates, and where did they travel? That question lingered over the pair's court hearing on Monday after both faced the first indictments from Justice Department special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election. Because both men appeared to be globe-trotting multi-millionaires and faced charges for serious crimes related to their work abroad, the government said they should be held under house arrest. A judge agreed Monday. A new court filing Tuesday showed exactly what Manafort and Gates told banks and investigators about their net worths and travel histories over the past few years.
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Manafort traveled to Mexico, China and Ecuador with a phone and email account registered under a fake name this year
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He has three US passports with different numbers
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Manafort and Rick Gates were frequent travelers to Cyprus

Question: Manafort's and @placeholder' attorneys have asked the judge to release them from house arrest.

Answer: Rick Gates

Answer: Gates

Answer: Rick Gates


Zenit St Petersburg will not be looking to end Radamel Falcao's Chelsea nightmare early in January, with manager Andre Villas-Boas admitting the flop striker's 'immense' salary would rule out a move. Falcao has scored just once since moving to Stamford Bridge on loan from Monaco this summer and Zenit had been mooted as his next potential destination after a poor start to life in London. The Colombian forward would be linking up with former boss Villas-Boas in Russia, but it seems the ex-Chelsea coach is not up for reuniting with the striker after a failed bid to sign him earlier this year.
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Zenit St Petersburg will not be pursuing their interest in Radamel Falcao
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Andre Villas-Boas says Chelsea striker's wages make a move impossible
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Zenit tried to sign the on-loan Monaco forward this summer but failed
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Financial restrictions in Russia and other factors rule out a transfer

Question: Villas-@placeholder added: 'Due to the limitions we can't bring Falcao here, his salary is immense too and the financial rules in place prevent this.

Answer: Boas

Answer: Boas

Answer: Boas


The supermarket wars have heated up with the chief executive of Wesfarmers suggesting successful rival Aldi may not be paying its fair share of tax in Australia. Richard Goyder said Aldi should have its local financial accounts inspected as he argued  that new entrants into the market should be on the same playing field as supermarket giants Woolworths and Wesfarmers-owned Coles. 'I think someone should go and have a good look at how much tax Aldi pays in this country because I suspect they're very profitable,' Mr Goyder said at a meeting for the American Chamber of Commerce in Australia on Monday.
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Coles boss Richard Goyder says Aldi's local finances should be checked
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He suggested Aldi wasn't paying enough tax as he took aim at profitability
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Wesfarmers CEO stopped short of calling for a Tax Office investigation
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Aldi has estimated annual sales of more than $5 billion in Australia

Question: @placeholder's average corporate tax rate for the last three years was almost 31 per cent of net profit, and in 2013 it paid $81.6 million in income tax.'

Answer: Aldi

Answer: Aldi

Answer: Aldi

Answer: Aldi

Answer: Aldi

Answer: Aldi


An autopsy has been completed on a missing Florida woman who was found dead in her sunken car in a Tampa-area lake, showing she was intoxicated  when she drove into into the water and ultimately drowned. Apryl Foster was last seen on February 12 leaving a bar alone in Ybor City after a night of partying, having finished work at 11pm at Ulele Restaurant, where she was a waitress. After a widespread search, the 33-year-old was found by divers in her submerged car in Brandon, just a few blocks from her house. According to the autopsy, the medical examiner measured Foster's blood alcohol level at 0.18, which is over twice the legal limit for driving, as well as THC, the active ingredient in marijuana, My Fox Tampa Bay reported.
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Apryl Foster, 33, was last seen on February 12 in Ybor City, Florida
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CCTV footage speaking with a man before leaving a Tampa-area bar alone
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Her body was found 10 days later inside her drowned car
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It was just a few blocks from her house in Brandon
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Autopsy found a high blood alcohol level and marijuana in her system
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Death has been ruled an accidental drowning

Question: @placeholder was reported missing after she failed to show up for work at the Ulele restaurant.

Answer: Apryl Foster

Answer: Foster

Answer: Apryl Foster


London (CNN) Prince William is featured on the cover of a leading British gay magazine, which carries his remarks condemning the bullying of LGBT people, the publication announced Wednesday. The article in Attitude magazine marks the first time a British royal has been photographed for the cover of a gay publication, the magazine said. The cover features a smiling Duke of Cambridge wearing an open-necked shirt, along with a quote from the future British king: "No one should be bullied for their sexuality or any other reason." The article came about after William invited the publication to bring lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people to Kensington Palace to share their experiences on bullying, a statement from Attitude said.
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Prince William calls for an end to bullying in an article in British gay magazine Attitude
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Future king met with LGBT people at Kensington Palace to discuss their experiences

Question: "The young gay, lesbian and transgender individuals I met through @placeholder are truly brave to speak out and to give hope to people who are going through terrible bullying right now.

Answer: Attitude

Answer: Attitude


Lille (CNN) -- A year that began in uncertainty for Roger Federer ended with a historic title for the 17-time grand slam champion and his country. When Federer defeated Richard Gasquet of France 6-4 6-2 6-2 in front of another record crowd Sunday, it gave Federer a maiden Davis Cup title at the not so tender age of 33. The visitors prevailed 3-1 in the best-of-five match series. Switzerland had never before won team tennis' most prestigious event, playing in one previous final in 1992 when Federer was merely 11. "For me personally, obviously I'm unbelievably happy because I've been playing in this competition for probably almost 15 years now," Federer told reporters as he sat among his teammates. "At the end of the day I wanted it more for the guys.
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Switzerland wins its first Davis Cup title after Roger Federer routs Richard Gasquet
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The Swiss win the series 3-1 in Lille to disappoint most of the large crowd in northern France
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Federer has won almost everything in his career, just missing an Olympic singles gold
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He got support from Stan Wawrinka, who shone in his two matches this weekend

Question: With Federer committing to every round of the Davis Cup this season -- unlike in years past -- and the emergence of compatriot @placeholder, it greatly boosted Switzerland's chances of success.

Answer: Stan Wawrinka

Question: "You saw how well Roger was playing, how he just killed @placeholder today," said Wawrinka.

Answer: Richard Gasquet

Answer: Richard Gasquet


Rafael Nadal eased into the third round of the Miami Open on a day when rain curtailed proceedings in Florida. The second seed's 6-4, 6-2 win over Nicolas Almagro was the fourth and final match played on the main court before the rain fell forcing 10 contests to be postponed until Saturday, including women's top seed Serena Williams' match against Monica Niculescu which did not start. Nadal has made the final four times at the event without claiming the title but looked to be in ominous form as he brushed aside his fellow Spaniard 6-4, 6-2 in 89 minutes. Rafael Nadal beat fellow Spaniard Nicolas Almagro in straight sets in their second-round clash
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Rafael Nadal cruised through to the third round after straight-sets victory
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The Spaniard beat Almagro 6-4, 6-2 to progress at the Miami Open
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Nadal has reached the final four times but is yet to win the title
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Meanwhile, Heather Watson is one set down in her rain-interrupted second-round match against Angelique Kerber

Question: @placeholder meanwhile, will have to mount a comeback against Angelique Kerber when her rain-interrupted match  resumes.

Answer: Heather Watson


Washington (CNN) If Donald Trump's campaign aides like Paul Manafort were contacting Russian officials during the campaign, then the President had nothing to do with it, claims former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski. "If anybody crossed a line and gave information to a foreign agent or foreign government or foreign intelligence official, whether that's Paul Manafort or it's Rick Gates or anybody else, I hope they're held accountable," Lewandowski told David Axelrod on "The Axe Files," a podcast from the University of Chicago Institute of Politics and CNN. He later added: "Any staffer who contacted or potentially contacted a Russian agent or a Russian official has done so on their own accord and not at the direction of the campaign, the President or anybody else in the administration."
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Lewandowski attempted to shield the President
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Manafort has denied the alleged contact as "100% not true"

Question: Lewandowski and @placeholder were considered part of two rival power centers in the campaign during the time they overlapped.

Answer: Paul Manafort

Answer: Paul Manafort

Answer: Manafort


Possessed doll are best known as a staple in horror movies. But for one little girl caught blue-handed with nail polish where she wasn't supposed to be, they can also serve as the perfect scapegoat. Three-year-old Sophia Nagorski was recently busted by her dad Joseph, 39, at their home in Cleveland having painted her Barbie doll with nail polish - knowing full well that she was not supposed to be using it inside the house. But the youngster came up with a brilliantly imaginative excuse for her naughty behaviour – which her amused father caught on camera. 'My baby girl was upset because she got into trouble for painting Barbie with her Disney nail polish,' Joseph wrote in the video caption. 'She tried to get out of trouble by telling me that Barbie told her to do it a hundred times!'
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Three-year-old Sophia Nagorski was caught by her dad Joseph after she painted her Barbie doll with nail polish
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On camera, the little girl claims that the plastic doll told her to do it
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The video, filmed at the family's Cleveland home, has been viewed over 12 million times since being posted to Facebook

Question: Letting the little tyke off light, Joseph just asks that @placeholder tell the dolls 'no' next time they ask her to bust out the polish.

Answer: Sophia Nagorski

Answer: Sophia Nagorski


(CNN) Her main target this season is the Winter Olympics, but Mikaela Shiffrin is proving a dominant force on the World Cup circuit with a third win since November. The 22-year-old triumphed in a giant slalom in Courchevel, France Tuesday to add to a slalom and a debut downhill victory already this term. The defending World Cup overall champion beat France's Tessa Worley over two runs in sparkling conditions in the French Alps with Italy's Manuela Moelgg third. Shiffrin led after the first run on the Emile Allais piste and held on to her advantage to record a 34th World Cup win, the same number as Norway's Aksel Lund Svindal and one more than fellow American Bode Miller.
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Mikaela Shiffrin wins third World Cup race
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American clinches giant slalom in Courchevel, France

Question: "It's not really pressure to do it --  I don't have to do it, I don't even have to go to the @placeholder but I'd go because I want to.

Answer: Winter Olympics


A video has emerged believed to show ISIS executioner Jihadi John ranting on camera shortly after he arrived in Syria from the UK. The footage is of two bands of fanatical fighters joining forces in 2013 under the command of notorious terrorist Omar al-Shishani. At the front stands a man thought to be Mohammed Emwazi - the west Londoner last week unmasked as the killer of Western hostages in a series of videos which have shocked the world. A man thought to be Jihadi John proclaims allegiance to a terror group in footage filmed in 2013. The video is thought to be the first known appearance by the executioner now unmasked as Mohammed Emwazi
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Video shows two bands of militants joining forces during Syrian war
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Jihadi John believed to have been member of one of the groups involved
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Man who looks like British-raised ISIS execution makes proclamation
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Experts highlight similarities between speaker and Jihadi John
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He swears allegiance to group run by notorious terrorist Omar al-Shishani
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Al-Shishani also appears in the footage, arm-in-arm with other fighters

Question: The group were not part of @placeholder at the time the video was filmed, but joined the group in the months that followed.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


(CNN) Authorities missed an opportunity a decade ago to stop a key ISIS operative thought to be behind the Paris and Brussels attacks, a former Belgian intelligence officer says. Instead, Andre Jacob, who at the time was the head of the anti-terrorism unit for Belgian intelligence, says that Oussama Atar, believed by French authorities to be the elusive "Abu Ahmad," was incarcerated in multiple Iraqi detention centers where he became further radicalized. The Belgian-Moroccan national, now 32, would years later introduce his own family -- including his cousins, the El Bakraoui brothers who carried out the Brussels attacks -- to his extremist ideologies, according to French and Belgian authorities.
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Oussama Atar is wanted by authorities in connection with Paris, Brussels terror attacks
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Andre Jacob, a retired anti-terror expert met him in 2006; says there was an opportunity to stop Atar a decade ago

Question: Jacob says @placeholder was injured; the group had been en route to a local hospital.

Answer: Oussama Atar

Answer: Oussama Atar

Answer: Atar

Question: He says @placeholder explained his injuries were the result of experimenting with grenades but insisted he was not taking part in military training.

Answer: Oussama Atar

Answer: Oussama Atar

Answer: Atar

Question: By September 2012, Atar was back in @placeholder -- a different man.

Answer: Brussels

Answer: Brussels

Answer: Brussels

Question: The day after he returned, @placeholder was interrogated -- first by police and then by a judge -- for six hours, who questioned his movements abroad.

Answer: Oussama Atar

Answer: Oussama Atar

Answer: Atar


A Bollywood director was arrested this weekend after he was accused of raping an American PhD student he had been helping with research. The 30-year-old woman, who is of Indian origin, alleged that Peepli Live co-director Mahmood Farooqui sexually assaulted her in March this year. Farooqui was called in for questioning on Saturday and, after appearing in court, was sent to jail until July 6. The woman alleged she and Farooqui had become 'good family friends' after the Oxford graduate and writer helped her gather information for her scholarly research, said the complaint that was retrieved by The Indian Express.
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Mahmood Farooqui was arrested on Saturday and, after appearing in court, was sent to jail until July 6
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The 30-year-old woman of Indian origin alleged Farooqui assaulted her in March after throwing a party at his rented accommodation
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Woman claimed that after the two other guests left Farooqui 'asked her to stay until his wife came home and then assaulted her'
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Farooqui's wife, his Peepli Live co-director Anusha Rizvi, said the claims against her husband were 'manipulated and false'

Question: They had met through a friend in common and the woman also knew Farooqui's wife, filmmaker @placeholder, a senior police officer told the paper.

Answer: Anusha Rizvi


(CNN) During a contentious interview with CNN, Kellyanne Conway said Friday that the news media needs to cover the nation's opioid crisis more, and she beat back at suggestions that the new health care bill does nothing to improve the epidemic. "That's not true, and that is not fair. That is so not fair," said Conway, the senior counselor to President Trump, during a back-and-forth with CNN anchor Alisyn Camerota. She added, "It actually helps no one to peddle the false rumor that this health care bill does 'nothing' to help." CNN took Conway up on her offer and delved into what the GOP-led bill, called the Better Care Reconciliation Act of 2017, does to address the opioid crisis. Although Conway defended the bill, those on the front lines say the bill won't help the opioid crisis -- and very well could make matters worse.
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Kellyanne Conway defended the proposed health care bill and its effects on opioid crisis
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One expert says she's wrong: The bill "is more likely to make the opioid crisis worse"

Question: While praising the administration for talking about the issue and forming an opioid commission to look into the problem, Kolodny said it's time for the @placeholder team to act.

Answer: Trump


(CNN) -- Like a first love or a first car, a first computer can hold a special place in people's hearts. For millions of kids who grew up in the 1980s, that first computer was the Commodore 64. Twenty-five years later, that first brush with computer addiction is as strong as ever. Millions of Commodore 64s were sold in the 1980s. "There was something magical about the C64," says Andreas Wallstrom of Stockholm, Sweden. He remembers the day he first laid eyes on his machine back in 1984. "My father brought it home together with a tape deck, a disk drive, a printer, and a couple of games...I used to sneak home during lunch to play [on it] with my friends." Learn about the components of the C64 system »
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Commodore 64 loved by many kids coming of age in the 1980s
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Popularity continues today on Web sites, in music and people's memories
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Nostalgia seekers can download their favorite C64 games on sites like C64.com
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C64 Orchestra plays the music from the games, CD release in U.S. in January

Question: @placeholder is the webmaster and designer for C64.com, a Web site dedicated to preserving the games, demos, pictures, magazines and memories of the Commodore 64.

Answer: Andreas Wallstrom


Romelu Lukaku's agent claims Roberto Martinez told him that Everton are willing to sell the striker if a 'good offer' is made. The 22-year-old forward has been subject to rumours linking him with a £40million move to Paris-Saint Germain and agent Mino Raiola insists the transfer can go ahead with Martinez's blessing. Speaking to French radio station Radio Monte Carlo, Raiola said: 'Lukaku to PSG? We had a discussion with Martinez, he said he would let him leave Everton if a good offer comes in. 'But talking about the transfer window now makes no sense.' Martinez rejected talk at the end of last season  that the Belgium international joined Raiola to arrange his Goodison Park exit. Raiola is one of the most influential agents in the game with Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Paul Pogba and Mario Balotelli among his  clients.
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Romelu Lukaku has been linked with a transfer to Paris Saint-Germain
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Lukaku's agent Mino Raiola claims Roberto Martinez spoke to him
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Raiola says Martinez told him Lukaku can leave 'if a good offer comes in'

Question: @placeholder is entitled to do that,' the Everton manager said in April.

Answer: Romelu Lukaku

Answer: Romelu Lukaku


(CNN)In one month Nigerians will vote in what may be the country's most competitive and contentious elections yet. But this important process will take place in the shadow of a worsening threat -- Boko Haram, the Islamist insurgent group otherwise known as Jama'atu Ahlis Sunna Lidda'awati wal-Jihad, which killed as many as 2,000 people in the northeastern town of Baga on January 3. The attacks of the past few weeks -- Boko Haram's biggest ever in terms of casualties on Baga, and on markets using children to detonate devices -- have drawn international focus back to the crisis. But such appalling events are not new -- they are an intensification, a next step in a crisis which has steadily worsened since Boko Haram's 2010 reemergence. And they raise a number of questions about the trajectory of the insurgency and the response to it.
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Boko Haram massacred as many as 2,000 people in Baga, Nigeria on January 3
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Donnelly: Taking Baga helps group consolidate control in northeast Nigeria
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Donnelly: Group's tactics are unclear; Boko Haram kills because it can

Question: There still isn't a clear picture of what happened at @placeholder and who did the killing -- the age, the motivation, the state of mind of what may have been militants, conscripts or armed and terrified child combatants.

Answer: Baga

Answer: Baga

Answer: Baga

Answer: Baga

Question: Boko Haram is a Nigerian movement that is mostly targeting @placeholder.

Answer: Nigerians

Answer: Nigeria

Answer: Nigeria


(CNN) -- A new virus in the same family as SARS -- found for the first time in humans in the past year -- has infected 49 people, most of them in the Middle East. Of those, 27 people have died, the World Health Organization said Wednesday. The virus previously was called the novel coronavirus, or nCoV. However, the WHO this week gave it a new name: Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus, or MERS-CoV. Should I be concerned about new virus? Your questions answered It's part of a family called coronaviruses, which cause illnesses ranging from the common cold to SARS, or severe acute respiratory syndrome, as well as a variety of animal diseases. However, the new virus is not SARS.
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MERS-CoV has sickened 49 people and killed 27, World Health Organization says
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The cases have a link to the Middle East, especially Saudi Arabia
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Experts say the virus could show up in the United States

Question: That means it's not yet known how humans contract @placeholder.

Answer: nCoV

Answer: MERS-CoV

Answer: MERS-CoV


It's the morning of July 12, 2015, and Raheem Sterling's in his Range Rover driving to Liverpool's training ground. His phone rings. 'Morning gaffer,' Sterling replies as he takes the call. 'Just on the way into training,' the youngster continues. 'Okay, come into training but you're not coming on tour; we've accepted a bid,' Brendan Rodgers informed Sterling - who faces Liverpool for the first time this weekend following his summer departure. It's a moment he'll always remember. Having missed two days of training that week, the hype over whether Sterling would board the plane for Liverpool's tour of the Far East was at fever pitch.
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Raheem Sterling felt he would stay before Brendan Rodgers sparked a seismic shift in proceedings in February
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Sterling viewed Rodgers' comments as a ploy to paint him as the bad-boy
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Forward is adamant he would have travelled on Reds' pre-season tour
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Reaction from Liverpool fans to him at Stoke was the final nail in the coffin
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Europe's elite were making discreet overtures and were willing to pay double what Liverpool were offering

Question: And, as news filtered out about the contract rejection, @placeholder noticed a change.

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling


(CNN) -- Kyle White now has two pieces of metal to wear -- one, a bracelet inscribed with the names of his six comrades killed in an ambush in Afghanistan, the other, a Medal of Honor given to him for his valor that ensured that death toll wasn't higher. Speaking minutes after President Barack Obama gave him the highest military honor, White insisted the two emblems are equally significant. They both represent his family on that day six years ago -- the seven others who, like him, survived as well as those who did not. The former Army sergeant said Tuesday he owes it to these men, whom he calls "my heroes," to live his life well, even now that he's left the military, and with honor.
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NEW: Kyle White: "Without this team, there would be no Medal of Honor"
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NEW: He vows to "live up to the responsibility" of having the top military award
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NEW: Obama calls White "a soldier who embodies the courage of his generation"
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The Army vet, then 20, braved enemy fire to save his wounded comrades in Afghanistan

Question: @placeholder called him on February 10 to tell him he'd be given the Medal of Honor.

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama

Question: Obama called him on February 10 to tell him he'd be given the @placeholder.

Answer: Medal of Honor

Answer: Medal of Honor


Thanks to the 'Poldark effect', having a hunky male lead is rapidly becoming a prerequisite for a TV drama. The sex appeal of Aidan Turner helped boost the popularity of the BBC series - and now ITV will be hoping they can achieve similar hysteria with the star of their new show Jekyll And Hyde. Tom Bateman, 26, takes the lead in the reboot of the classic tale which begins on Sunday. The English actor from Oxford has been described by the Evening Standard as a 'hunky hybrid of Roger Federer and Orlando Bloom, with smouldering eyes and rapier-sharp cheekbones'.
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Tom Bateman, 26, takes the lead in the reboot of the classic tale
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Actor described as 'hunky hybrid of Roger Federer and Orlando Bloom
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Previously taken lead role in West End shows

Question: However, he has taken centre stage in numerous @placeholder plays since graduating from LAMDA in 2011.

Answer: West End


With his blond mohawk, nose ring and painted toenails, Charles Johnson is not afraid to stand out. A year ago he was doing anything but. Hidden away on the Cleveland Browns practice squad after recovering from an ACL injury, the Minnesota Vikings took a punt on the wide receiver. He began slowly with just three catches by week eight, but Johnson blossomed into Teddy Bridgewater’s favourite target down the stretch, catching 25 balls in the final seven games as the Vikings’ offense whirred into action. And now he’s ready for a breakout season. With Minnesota widely tipped as a dark horse for the play-offs, the burgeoning relationship between Johnson and second-year quarterback Bridgewater will be key. The pair made their first appearances for the franchise during a heavy week three defeat in New Orleans but began to click after Johnson ousted Cordarrelle Patterson as the Vikings’ top split end receiver.
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Johnson joined the Vikings last season from the Browns practice squad
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Down the stretch he impressed as Bridgewater's favourite target
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With Peterson's return, a fully fit Kyle Rudolph and Mike Wallace, the Vikings have a potent-looking offense
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Johnson points to the strength of the roster and the presence of head coach Zimmer as reasons for optimism in Minnesota

Question: @placeholder is yet to play with the arguably the greatest running back in the game, but he has got to know Peterson at close quarters.

Answer: Charles Johnson

Answer: Johnson

Answer: Johnson

Answer: Johnson

Answer: Johnson

Answer: Johnson


It was one of Barcelona's easier nights in the Champions League as Luis Enrique's team brushed aside Paris Saint-Germain 2-0 at the Nou Camp to reach the semi-finals. The 5-1 aggregate victory never looked in doubt as the Spanish side showed signs of returning to their brilliant best, with a combination of experienced stars and blossoming talent in their ranks. Here Sportsmail looks at the five things we have learned from Barca's crushing victory over PSG. Neymar (left) celebrates opening the scoring for Barcelona along with Dani Alves (centre) and Gerard Pique Neymar is a blend of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi
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Barcelona cruised into UEFA Champions League semi-finals
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Neymar and Andres Iniesta star men for Barca in 2-0 win over PSG
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Paris Saint-Germain lost 5-1 on aggregate and must make smart transfers
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Neymar has blend of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi

Question: Neymar has @placeholder’s close control when dribbling, he has the flair which Cristiano used to display as a badge of pride – and winds up opponents in the same way.

Answer: Lionel Messi

Answer: Lionel Messi

Question: @placeholder project needs more investment – as long as it’s sensible investment

Answer: Paris Saint-Germain

Answer: PSG

Answer: PSG

Answer: Paris Saint-Germain

Question: Perhaps then, it wasn't helpful for @placeholder to see the potency of Barcelona's attacking trio first hand.

Answer: Paris Saint-Germain

Answer: PSG

Answer: PSG

Answer: Paris Saint-Germain


A correction officer has been placed on administrative leave as part of the investigation into the escape of two convicted killers from an upstate New York prison. The state Department of Corrections and Community Supervision says the officer was put on leave Friday. It says no additional information is available. Inmates David Sweat and Richard Matt used power tools to cut their way out of Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora on June 6. Hundreds of police officers have been looking for them. State police say they're prepared to keep searching for the 'long haul.' They say Sweat and Matt could be anywhere but they're focusing their ground search in the heavily wooded region around the prison.
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A correction officer at the New York prison where two convicted murderers escaped this month has been placed on leave as part of the investigation
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The state Department of Corrections did not identify the officer or say why the officer was placed on leave
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The convicted killers who escaped, Richard Matt and David Sweat, remain on the loose
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They used power tools to saw through their cells and escape through a tunnel system that led to a manhole outside the prison walls
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Joyce Mitchell was to meet the men at a power plant and then drive them seven hours to a wooded area after they escaped from prison
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Husband, Lyle Mitchell was completely unaware of his wife's involvement in helping then escape from Clinton Correctional Institute

Question: @placeholder is jailed on charges she gave the inmates hacksaws and other tools used to cut through the walls of their cells at the maximum-security prison in northern New York and a steam pipe to get beyond the prison walls.

Answer: Joyce Mitchell


Deposed FIFA president Sepp Blatter intends to stay in office until February — the likeliest date for the governing body's next election — despite tendering his resignation on Tuesday. Hours after his bombshell decision to quit having served 17 years at the helm, Blatter was back at FIFA House to address the staff. The emotional Swiss told around 400 FIFA personnel in Zurich: 'We're in a crisis. I need all your help to get out of the crisis. Stay strong, we've got a lot of work to do.' Blatter received a standing ovation said to have lasted 10 minutes from the party faithful as he entered the packed auditorium.
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FIFA president Sepp Blatter intends to stay in office until February
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He was back at work at FIFA House on Wednesday with a full programme
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Rafa Benitez must decide whether to move his family away from Liverpool
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There is a rotten race for the interim role of FIFA president if Blatter leaves before the election, led by CAF president Issa Hayatou

Question: Sportsmail first campaigned in 2002 to get rid of @placeholder and 13 years later it has finally happened.

Answer: Sepp Blatter

Answer: Blatter

Answer: Blatter

Answer: Sepp Blatter

Answer: Blatter


Roger Goodell has hinted that London could be set for more NFL games in the near future. With three International Series games scheduled for the second season in succession, 2016 may see a further increase, according to the 56-year-old NFL Commissioner. Speaking to Peter King of TheMMQB.com on the eve of the league's owners meeting in Pheonix, Goodell said: 'Yeah, we’re looking at more games.' The NFL wanted to host more games in England this year, but were hampered by the rugby World Cup, which sees Pennyhill Park - a favourite haunt of visiting NFL teams - booked up by  England and Wembley hosting two games during rugby union's showpiece event.
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For the second year in succession, Wembley is hosting three NFL games
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But Commissioner Goodell says the league are looking to increase that
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'Yeah, we’re looking at more games,' he said

Question: … What we’re getting from authorities is that, “We’d love to have a permanent presence here.” Stadiums are another big part of it,' @placeholder to King.

Answer: Roger Goodell

Answer: Goodell

Answer: Goodell


Boston (CNN) -- A monster blizzard has left at least one person dead and hundreds of thousands of New Englanders in the dark and in the cold Friday night, thanks to a storm that's already delivered whipping winds and more than a foot of snow in some parts, with prospects of even double that by the time it's done. The storm -- actually the convergence of two powerful systems -- began in earnest Friday morning in parts of New York and is expected to continue well into Saturday in Rhode Island, eastern Massachusetts and Maine. Snow was more or less continuous for much of the region all day, with some lulls as well as times when it picked up considerably. At one point Friday night, for instance, Connecticut's emergency management agency warned on Twitter that "a wide ban of extremely heavy snow" was moving through the central and eastern parts of the Nutmeg State, dropping snow at a staggering rate of 4 to 5 inches an hour.
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NEW: One person confirmed dead in storm-related vehicle accident
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NEW: More than 600,000 customers are without power in the area
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Connecticut warns 4 to 5 inches of snow an hour may fall in the state
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Parts of Rhode Island, Connecticut and Massachusetts already have 1-plus feet of snow

Question: Governors across New England and @placeholder have declared states of emergency, and all cars and trucks -- except emergency vehicles -- must now be off Massachusetts and Connecticut roadways.

Answer: New York

Question: Governors across New England and New York have declared states of emergency, and all cars and trucks -- except emergency vehicles -- must now be off @placeholder and Connecticut roadways.

Answer: Massachusetts

Answer: Massachusetts


(CNN) Drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman not only wants to be extradited from Mexico to the United States -- he wants to go sooner rather than later. The defense team for the notorious criminal, and two-time prison escapee, has asked to speed up the process to get him out of Mexican custody and into the hands of U.S. authorities, a senior Mexican law enforcement official told CNN on Wednesday. While it's not clear where Guzman might end up in the United States (he faces a litany of charges in various cities, like Chicago and New York), the Mexican official predicted he'll be there within the next two to three months.
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Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman has asked to speed up the extradition process, an official says
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The expectation is he'll be out of Mexico and in the United States within 3 months, says the source
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The notorious drug kingpin has twice escaped Mexican prisons

Question: @placeholder authorities have taken pains to make sure he doesn't get out again, or get too comfortable.

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexican

Answer: Mexican

Answer: Mexican

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexican


Timothy McVeigh considered the bombing of the Oklahoma City federal building 20 years ago a failure because the structure was still standing after the blast that killed 168 people. McVeigh also viewed himself as a 'Paul Revere-type messenger' and even suggested his defense team should receive $800,000 from the government, according an archive of documents donated by the convicted bomber's lead attorney. The estimated one million pages of paper documents from Stephen Jones now fill 550 file cabinet-sized boxes at the Briscoe Center for American History at the University of Texas. The trove, which was delivered to the school where the attorney received his undergraduate degree in three phases since 1998, only became fully organized late last year.
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Almost 1 million pages of documents donated by bomber's lead attorney
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They reveal McVeigh viewed himself as a 'Paul Revere-type messenger'
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Also thought his defense team should receive $800,000 from the government
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1995 attack killed 168 and was deadliest terrorist attack on US soil at time
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McVeigh was executed by lethal injection in 2001 at the age of 33
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Co-conspirator Terry Nichols convicted separately and got a life sentence

Question: This is one of over 500 boxes of attorney/client documents that were donated by attorney @placeholder

Answer: Stephen Jones


When Gus Poyet lost his temper and took out his anger on a cooler box — emptying dozens of drinks bottles and scattering ice on the touchline — it was in protest at so much more than Jack Rodwell’s booking for diving. The yellow was merely the tipping point which made the Uruguayan see red. Rather, there was frustration at the rapid unravelling of Sunderland’s season and his reputation. He chose to take it out on Steve Bruce, marching over to the Hull boss in apparent offering of a friendly handshake before sarcastically applauding in his face. Bruce, understandably, reacted and only the intervention of the assistant referee prevented a physical confrontation.
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Gus Poyet was sent to the stands during Sunderland's game with Hull
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Poyet angrily kicked over a drinks carrier
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He and Bruce had exchanged harsh words on the touchline
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The Uruguayan had sarcastically applauded a refereeing decision
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CLICK HERE to read Matt Lawton's match report

Question: However things turned sour when B@placeholderand Poyet began a slanging match and had to be pulled apart

Answer: Steve Bruce

Answer: Bruce

Answer: Bruce