The incredible bravery of a beautiful British secret agent widely considered one of the most courageous women of World War II has been revealed as her gallantry medals are set to sell for up to £300,000. Violette Szabo, who was executed by the Germans after brutal torture at the hands of SS officers, was posthumously awarded the prestigious George Cross for her heroism on highly-dangerous missions in Nazi-occupied France. The astonishing bravery of the beautiful 23-year-old has been immortalised in three biographies and the 1958 film 'Carve Her Name With Pride' in which she was portrayed by Virginia McKenna. Szabo, born Violette Bushell, in Stockwell, South London, joined the Land Army at the outbreak of war and worked as a strawberry picker and then at an anti-aircraft battery.
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Violette Szabo was executed after brutal torture at hands of SS officers
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Astonishing heroism of beautiful 23-year-old has been immortalised in film
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She was posthumously awarded prestigious George Cross for her bravery

Question: Her second and last operation took place two days after the Normandy landings in June 1944 when she was parachuted into south west @placeholder.

Answer: France


Slaven Bilic has warned Arsenal that his West Ham side will be ready to spring an opening weekend surprise when the London rivals meet in August. Starting their season just 39 days after the curtain fell on 2014/15, the Hammers could have played six competitive games by the time Bilic takes his squad to the Emirates Stadium. And, while both Bilic and former manager Sam Allardyce have voiced their concerns over the number of games West Ham could play should they advance, the current incumbent knows from experience that an early season boost could be the result of such an early return to action.
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West Ham face Arsenal away in their Premier League opener on August 9
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The Hammers could have played six competitive games by that fixture
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Slaven Bilic has warned Arsene Wenger they could be in for a surprise

Question: The Barcelona midfielder was another player who spent last year on loan with the @placeholder but the Cameroon international could make that move permanent - with only a niggling injury delaying the move.

Answer: Hammers

Answer: Hammers


Curtis Naughton bagged a hat-trick of tries as Hull overturned an 18-6 half-time deficit to triumph 32-22 against shell-shocked St Helens. Saints had lost their Super 8s opener against Catalans Dragons last week but tries from Luke Thompson, Adam Swift and James Roby, all converted by Luke Walsh, helped them to a comfortable lead, with the Black and Whites' only score in the first half coming through Naughton's try. But the visitors came roaring back in a five-try second-half, with Tom Lineham, Joe Westerman and Jamie Shaul all crossing before Naughton's late brace ensured Mark Percival's late score was mere consolation for Saints, who have now lost three in a row.
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St Helens took a comfortable 18-6 lead into half-time against Hull FC
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But the visitors rallied with a five-try second half, including a late brace from Curtis Naughton adding to his score in the first half
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The highly-fancied Saints have now lost three games on the bounce

Question: Hull grabbed the try they needed almost straight from the restart with @placeholder taking Jordan Rankln's long pass to cross in the corner after Naughton had an effort controversially disallowed.

Answer: Tom Lineham


The future of Zlatan Ibrahimovic is the main focus of attention in Wednesday's sports dailies in both France and Italy. L'Equipe in France claim to have uncovered the 'secret transfer plans' of Europe's leading clubs, with Paris Saint-Germain wanting to sign Cristiano Ronaldo once Ibrahimovic leaves them. There's no suggestion any of this will happen this summer, but L'Equipe speculate that the final years of Ronaldo's playing career could be spent in Paris after he leaves Real Madrid. Among their other transfer revelations, Lyon are keen on Marseille striker Andre-Pierre Gignac, who scored 23 goals last season and has been linked with a move to the Premier League this summer.
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Cristiano Ronaldo is wanted by PSG when Zlatan Ibrahimovic leaves
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Real Madrid megastar could spend final years of career in Paris
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Ibrahimovic has been linked with a return to Milan this summer
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Manchester United and Chelsea in bidding war for Gonzalo Higuain
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Carlos Tevez weighing up offers from Atletico Madrid and PSG
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Luis Enrique signs new contract at Barcelona until 2017

Question: Gazzetta report that Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani met with @placeholder's agent Mino Raiola and then phoned the player, asking 'will you return to us?'

Answer: Zlatan Ibrahimovic

Answer: Ibrahimovic

Answer: Ibrahimovic


New York (CNN) -- Attorneys for the family of a 9/11 victim said they will push forward with a wrongful death lawsuit against United Airlines and a private security company despite a federal judge's decision to dismiss the Massachusetts Port Authority from the suit. The lawsuit, originally filed in Manhattan federal court, alleges that Massport, United Airlines and security company Huntleigh USA were responsible for the security breaches that led to the death of Mark Bavis, 31, who was aboard United Flight 175 when it crashed into the World Trade Center's South Tower on September 11, 2001. Donald Migliori, an attorney for Bavis' family, said that Wednesday's dismissal of Massport -- the agency that owns and operates Boston Logan International Airport -- from the lawsuit was a disappointment, but that it narrows the case's focus around security on the airplane itself.
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The family of a 9/11 victim filed the lawsuit
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The suit also names United Airlines and security company Huntleigh USA
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It claims security screeners at Boston's airport were unable to detect weapons

Question: "It will be very targeted to @placeholder," he said of the lawsuit.

Answer: United Airlines

Answer: United Airlines

Answer: United Airlines


On the day an investigation started into the former IAAF president Lamine Diack, the World Anti-Doping Association announced it would be publishing its independent report into allegations of widespread doping in sport on Monday. French police earlier confirmed Diack is being investigated over an alleged payment of more than one million euros to cover up doping offences by Russian athletes - one of the issues WADA's independent report has been looking into. A prosecutor from the Parquet National Financier (PNF) - the office that handles financial prosecutions in France - confirmed that Diack is being investigated. Diack and his adviser Habib Cisse have been formally interviewed, sources with knowledge of the investigation have confirmed. The IAAF's anti-doping director Gabriel Dolle has been taken into custody.
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The World Anti-Doping Association will publish its  report on Monday
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WADA is looking into allegations of widespread doping in sport
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READ: Athletics in turmoil with  Lamine Diack under investigation
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COMMENT: Sebastian Coe was too quick to back his friends

Question: The scandal broke in late 2014 when German broadcaster ARD alleged a number of positive dope tests involving Russian athletes were covered up by @placeholder officials.

Answer: IAAF

Answer: IAAF


Astronomers have discovered that Saturn’s outermost ring - the largest planetary ring in the solar system - is even larger than first thought. Research has revealed it is 30 per cent bigger, extending 10 million miles (16 million kilometres) from Saturn into space. And it was also found that the ring is made of tiny particles smaller than the width of a human hair in size - which has made it incredibly hard to study. Known as the Phoebe ring, owing to the influence of Saturn’s moon of the same name, the ring was first discovered in 2009 using the Spitzer Space Telescope.
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The latest research was led by scientists from the University of Maryland
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They took infrared images of Saturn and studied its outer Phoebe ring
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Images revealed it extends 10 milion miles (16 million km) from Saturn
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This makes it 20 times bigger than the solar system's next biggest ring and it is 'rewriting the book on large rings,' the lead researcher told MailOnline

Question: Some of @placeholder other rings, by comparison, contain house-sized pieces of ice, and other chunks measuring down to a few millimetres in size, making them more visible.

Answer: Saturn’s

Answer: Saturn

Answer: Saturn’s

Answer: Saturn

Answer: Saturn


At the funeral for her three-year-old son, who was found dead on a Maryland park swing that she'd been pushing for hours, mother Romechia Simms wiped tears from her eyes. Simms, 24, who was hospitalized for four days after her son was found dead on May 22, sang 'This Little Light of Mine' along side the boy's father, James 'Donnell' Lee, 29, and other mourners at funeral on Friday. The boy, Ji'Aire Lee was laid out in a white casket surrounded by white roses at First Baptist Church of Highland Park in Landover, Maryland. As pallbearers carried the casket to a burial site at Resurrection Cemetery in Clinton, Maryland, Simms and Lee held hands.
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Romechia Simms, 24, was found pushing her dead son on a swing on May 22
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The funeral for her son, Ji'Aire Lee, was held on Friday at First Baptist Church of Highland Park in Landover, Maryland
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Also at the funeral was the boy's father, James 'Donnell' Lee, 29, who had filed for custody of his son just months before
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Days before Ji'Aire's death, his parents had agreed to share custody
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Both Lee and Simms wrote tributes to their son in the funeral program and held hands at his burial site

Question: @placeholder suffers from depression and bipolor disorder and had 'some kind of psychotic episode' in the park, her mother, Vontasha Simms, 47, said.

Answer: Romechia Simms

Answer: Simms

Answer: Simms

Answer: Romechia Simms

Answer: Simms


Barcelona are convinced Real Madrid are on the verge of being hit with the same double transfer-window ban on signing new players that they have endured for the last year. If the FIFA penalty is imposed it will throw Real Madrid’s summer plans into chaos with a move for Chelsea’s Eden Hazard and the sale of Cristiano Ronaldo to Paris Saint-Germain both derailed. Barcelona are still smarting from not being able to register any of the players they have signed in the last 12 months and understand that both Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid have broken the same rules and are awaiting notification of their punishments.
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Barcelona are unable to sign players due to a transfer ban from FIFA
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The Catalan giants believe Real Madrid have broken the same rule
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Atletico Madrid could also be hit with a ban from registering players

Question: The timing of the notification will be cruial in regard to when @placeholder will not be able to sign players.

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid


Cressida Bonas may have fuelled romance rumours when she dined with her ex, Prince Harry, last month, but an intimate sighting with another man makes the chances of a royal reunion seem even more remote. The 26-year-old was pictured on Wednesday night at restaurant No. 11 Pimlico in Chelsea enjoying a glass of wine and a  cigarette on the pavement with pals ahead of her trip to Paris Fashion Week. She was accompanied by a group of friends but seemed particularly close to one male friend, who had his arm around her, as they laughed and smiled at each other.
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Cressida Bonas enjoyed a night out at No. 11 Pimlico on Wednesday
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She was joined by a mystery man who kissed the actress on the head
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The night may have been a send off for Cressida who traveled to Paris for Fashion Week over the next coming days

Question: '@placeholder is very fond of him but, well, he didn't quite cut the mustard.

Answer: Cressida Bonas

Answer: Cressida Bonas

Answer: Cressida


Rio de Janeiro (CNN) US swimmer Ryan Lochte has been charged with falsely reporting a crime, Rio police said Thursday. The department's chief has requested a letter be sent to Lochte explaining the legal process related to the charges, according to a statement. The 12-time Olympic medalist  will now be summoned to Rio, according to Tourist Support Special Precinct officials. Lochte can opt to send a lawyer and does not need to appear in court. If convicted,  Lochte, 32, could face between one to six months in jail, although the judge could choose to levy a fine instead. There would be no negotiations in that case, Clemente Braune, a commissioner with the Special Tourist Police in Rio, said Thursday.
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Brazilian police say Ryan Lochte charged with falsely reporting a crime
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A teammate has already had to pay a five-figure fine to settle his legal trouble

Question: The other swimmers -- Gunnar Bentz, Jack Conger and James Feigen -- have since publicly shared their version of the events with stories that differ from Lochte's original tale and essentially match surveillance video released by @placeholder police.

Answer: Brazilian


Sir Chris Hoy has followed a fairly predictable path in his retirement. A bit of media work, plenty of endorsements and a range of bikes, available at good stockists everywhere. He has reportedly turned down Strictly but this week he joined Frank Lampard as a sporting star with his own range of children's books. Flying Fergus are the tales of a young boy who discovers a old rusty bike has magic powers that transport him to sporting success. In the build-up to London 2012, it was Hoy's rivals who wondered whether he and the British team had 'magic wheels', though the truth was his six Olympic golds were achieved by an unmatched will to win and 27 inch thighs that powered him like pistons to sporting history.
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Sir Chris Hoy retired on a high after winning a gold medal at London 2012
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Cyclist has since released his own range of children's books to the public
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Books are about Flying Fergus who finds a rusty bike with magic powers
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The magic powers help Fergus transport him to sporting success

Question: Hoy celebrates after crossing the finish line to win the gold medal in the @placeholder

Answer: London 2012

Answer: London 2012


The Government has embarked on a big sell-off as it has reduced its stake in Royal Mail and has announced it will start selling down its 79 per cent holding in Royal Bank of Scotland in the coming months. The announcement also follows the sale of more shares in Lloyds Banking Group last night, which took the Government’s holding in the lender down to just under 18 per cent. Taxpayers will make a loss from the sale of RBS stake unless the share price soars rapidly: it is currently around 360p, 28 per cent lower than the 500p that would be needed for the Government to recoup its investment.
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The Government will start selling off its 79% stake in RBS in coming months
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Taxpayers will make a loss from the share sale, which will initially be only open to institutional investors
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Government also reduced its stake in Royal Mail from 30% to 15% and that in Lloyds to less than 18%

Question: ‘It is highly dubious for the Chancellor to claim that significant losses on @placeholder are somehow acceptable because a gain can be made selling Lloyds or other completely separate assets.

Answer: Royal Bank of Scotland

Answer: RBS

Answer: RBS

Question: ‘It is highly dubious for the Chancellor to claim that significant losses on RBS are somehow acceptable because a gain can be made selling @placeholder or other completely separate assets.

Answer: Lloyds Banking Group

Answer: Lloyds


A pensioner who took an indecent photo of a young child and sent it to a man she met online has been jailed. Muriel Melville, 73, from Dunfermline in Fife, shared the image with Michael Leith, 48, during an exchange of messages between the pair. Leith, from Cumbria, was jailed for 18 months after pleading guilty last month to inciting Melville to do so. At the High Court in Edinburgh today, Melville was given an extended sentence of four years and four months after earlier admitting sexually assaulting the child. The pensioner wept in the dock as Judge Lord Brailsford said two years and four months were to be spent in custody.
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Muriel Melville met Michael Leith in web chatroom and talk turned sexual
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Leith, 48, persistently raised topic of raping and sexually abusing a child
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73-year-old Melville sent him an image of a nude child she'd taken herself
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Sentenced to four years and four months after earlier admitting she'd sexually assaulted the child

Question: 'Encouraged by Leith, @placeholder exploited a defenceless child and then shared the abuse online.

Answer: Muriel Melville

Answer: Melville

Answer: Melville

Answer: Muriel Melville

Answer: Melville


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

Question: For starters there's no indication that @placeholder is anywhere near to being impeached.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


The sight of a naked Britt Ekland dancing in front of you has a powerful effect on a teenage boy’s mind. It certainly did on mine. Watching the Swedish starlet’s rhythmic swaying in Robin Hardy’s Seventies classic The Wicker Man was a critical point in my adolescent development. Britt’s character is driven to lewd cavorting by the dark magic of Lord Summerisle, the laird-cum-high priest of a beautiful Hebridean island still in thrall to paganism. Lord Summerisle is at once charismatic and forbidding, with the polished manners of an English aristocrat but also the flashing eyes of one who knows occult secrets he dare not share with outsiders.
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The former education secretary met Lee on the set of A Feast At Midnight
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Gove writes he would listen 'spellbound' to the actor's many stories
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He was 'quiet, serious, formidably well-informed and intellectually curious'
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The horror veteran died on Sunday, June 7 aged 93 from heart failure

Question: His father was the Robin Hardy who made @placeholder.

Answer: The Wicker Man


(CNN) Actor John Hurt, the gravelly voiced British actor who garnered Oscar nominations for his roles in "Midnight Express" and "The Elephant Man," has died at the age of 77, publicist Charles McDonald said Friday. McDonald offered no other details of Hurt's passing. Known for playing tormented characters, Hurt memorably died on screen in the 1979 space adventure "Alien" when a creature exploded from his chest during lunch in the spacecraft mess hall. CNN's "The Screening Room" in 2007 ranked it among its Top 10 favorite movie deaths. Hurt always stayed busy, working more than six decades in television, movies and voice work in England and the United States. He recently played a priest who counsels Jacqueline Kennedy in last year's biopic "Jackie," according to IMDb.
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Hurt memorably died on screen in 1979's "Alien"
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He worked more than six decades in TV and movies

Question: "I'm very much of the opinion that to work is better than not to work," he said, according to his @placeholder bio.

Answer: IMDb


New Zealander Antony de Malmanche has been sentenced to 15 years in a Bali jail for drug trafficking. The 53-year-old claims he didn't know 1.7kg of crystal meth was in his backpack when he flew to Bali from Honhg Kong on December 1, where he believed he would be meeting a woman he met online. The judges could have imposed a maximum sentence of death, and prosecutors had recommended 18 years in prison for de Malmanche. Prosecutors wanted 18 years' jail for de Malmanche, arguing possessions such as his passport, plane ticket and a Customs declaration form were in the same bag as the drugs - acting as proof the bag and its contents belonged to the New Zealander.
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New Zealander Antony de Malmanche sentenced to 15 years in a Bali jail
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53-year-old insists he didn't know 1.7kg of crystal meth was in his backpack
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His defence argued he was duped and pointed to his low IQ
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de Malmanche faced a possible death sentence but was spared
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It comes two months after execution of two Australian drug smugglers

Question: The court was told the @placeholder was abused as a child, had been institutionalised for mental illness and was looking for love online.

Answer: New Zealander

Answer: New Zealander

Answer: New Zealander


Thailand officials are set to release a  two-minute animated video in Chinese to discourage tourists from taking their clothes off in inappropriate places when on holiday. The move follows a public outcry after an image of a woman going topless in the common area of the toilets at at Don Mueang international airport in Bangkok while getting changed went viral. Although the nation has a reputation for vibrant red light areas, public nudity is strictly forbidden in Thailand and even taking one's clothes off in the relative privacy of the ladies is apparently considered by locals to be offensive. The image that caused a public outcry of a woman changing in the toilets at a Bangkok airport
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Viral image of topless woman in Thai airport toilets caused public outcry
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Nudity in public is considered by many in Thailand to be offensive
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Ministry of Tourism and Sports to release video about proper behaviour
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Topless woman said in original reports and post to be a Chinese tourist

Question: A public beach in @placeholder, where nudity on beaches is considered offensive to locals

Answer: Thailand

Answer: Thailand

Answer: Thai

Answer: Thailand


Chilling messages from two British jihadists in Syria reveal just how close ISIS now is to launching a terror attack on the streets of the UK. Details of new plots were revealed in messages from former computer hacker Junaid Hussain and his wife Sally Jones, an unemployed mother-of-two, who joined ISIS in 2013. The pair - dubbed Mr and Mrs Terror after repeatedly being caught trying to incite carnage - told undercover reporters posing as wannabe jihadis to carry out so-called 'Lone Wolf' attacks in Britain and even sent them bomb-making guidebooks. The militants also revealed that the Queen and the Royal Family would be targeted with pressure cooker bombs at this Saturday's VJ commemorations.
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ISIS in Syria is urging British jihadis to bring carnage to streets of UK
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They no longer urge them to travel to Syria, but say stay and fight at home
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British jihadis Junaid Hussain and Sally Jones sent bomb-making manuals to undercover reporters posing as ISIS recruits
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Former fighter says five recruits have returned to UK to launch strikes

Question: Another terror chief has meanwhile claimed that four or five British recruits who trained in Syria have now returned to @placeholder to launch strikes.

Answer: Britain


Boca Raton, Florida (CNN) -- The third and final presidential debate proved to be a substantive, if not sharp, discussion on the major issues facing the nation as both candidates tried in earnest to persuade the small sliver of undecideds to vote for them. While foreign policy was the overarching theme, it was no surprise that the domestic economy shared center stage as President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney each sought to score points on the No. 1 issue of this election. In two weeks, the long and bitter campaign will come to a close -- barring an election controversy [shudder the thought] -- and Monday night's debate will help frame the discussion in the closing days.
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Foreign policy was theme of last debate, but economic issues also got attention
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Barack Obama and Mitt Romney in sharp exchanges, but showdown less contentious overall
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Obama played 'commander-in-chief' card to highlight foreign policy decisionmaking
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Romney talked about vision for country without having to defend a foreign policy record

Question: But @placeholder also saw some benefit in not being president.

Answer: Mitt Romney

Answer: Mitt Romney

Answer: Romney


(CNN) -- Saudi Arabia's quest for a fourth Asian Cup title, and first since 1996, is over after they slumped to a 1-0 defeat at the hands of Jordan in Doha on Thursday. A mistake from goalkeeper Waleed Abdullah sealed Saudi Arabia's fate, as the kingdom slumped to their second successive defeat following their surprise 2-1 loss to Syria on Sunday. Last weekend's defeat saw the instant dismissal of Portuguese coach Jose Peseiro, but his replacement Nasser Al Johar failed to get the victory the Saudi's needed to keep their tournament alive, despite making four changes to his side. An ominous sign for the 2022 World Cup?
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Saudi Arabia crash out of the Asian Cup after a 1-0 defeat by Jordan on Thursday
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A mistake from goalkeeper Waleed Abdullah sealed Saudi Arabia's fate
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The defeat means they crash out of the tournament after an earlier loss to Syria
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Japan lead the group, level on points with Jordan, after a tense 2-1 win over Syria

Question: Japan only need to draw with Saudi Arabia in their final match to qualify for the next stage, while whoever wins the match between Jordan and @placeholder will join them, although Jordan also just need a point from that fixture.

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria


(CNN) -- David Beckham was upstaged on the day his AC Milan future was finally resolved as teammate Filippo Inzaghi fired a hat-trick in the 3-0 success over Atalanta at the San Siro on Sunday. David Beckham congratulates hat-trick hero Filippo Inzaghi as the San Siro enjoys a double celebration. Milan confirmed in a brief statement a deal had been reached with Los Angeles Galaxy over England international Beckham. "AC Milan announces that the player David Beckham will remain at the club until June 30, 2009," it read. The 33-year-old midfielder will then return to the United States to play for the Galaxy between July and October.
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Filippo Inzaghi fires hat-trick in Milan's 3-0 win over Atalanta at the San Siro
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Double celebration for fans as David Beckham's Milan future is also resolved
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Beckham will stay at San Siro for rest of season and the rejoin L.A. Galaxy

Question: "I'm grateful to both clubs for allowing this dream to come true," @placeholder said in a statement posted on www.gazzetta.it.

Answer: David Beckham

Answer: David Beckham

Answer: David Beckham

Answer: David Beckham

Answer: Beckham

Question: The deal follows weeks of negotiations between the two clubs during which Milan baulked at the size of the transfer fee @placeholder were demanding -- thought to be around £12million.

Answer: Los Angeles Galaxy

Answer: Galaxy

Answer: L.A. Galaxy


Treasure hunters scouring the woods above the tunnel where the Nazi train is said to be hidden have claimed to have found a Nazi Eagle, gold coins and other WWII memorabilia which they say is 'proof' it may really be packed with priceless jewels. The local two men, who refused to be named, recovered the 'treasure' from the hill in Walbrzych, Poland, which has become the centre of fevered speculation over the last two weeks, ever since it was revealed two men had 'discovered' a Nazi train hidden in a secret tunnel underneath it. They showed MailOnline pictures of coins, a German helmet and a Nazi Eagle they found at the site, adding: 'There is still a lot of treasure like this lying around. If that train is in the tunnel, it could well contain more of this, a lot more.'
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Two men have shown MailOnline 'evidence' of gold near the site of tunnel
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But while they claim it is the first of 'a lot more' others are becoming fed up
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Experts have demanded digging start immediately to 'end the madness'
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Today Polish authorities announced they will send in military experts - but any digging will not start until the spring
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Floods of tourists have been arriving in Walbryzch since train 'discovery'
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Cross locals now demanding to be shown some actual proof by authorities

Question: It is enough to tempt even the most level-headed of treasure hunters, including the two men who meet @placeholder in a coffee shop to show off their finds.

Answer: MailOnline

Answer: MailOnline


The words 'Black Lives Matter' were painted on a statue dedicated to Confederate soldiers in Baltimore, Maryland, it emerged this week. On Monday, the words  were on top of an engraving that's part of a stone statue from the Maryland Daughters of the Confederacy, the Baltimore Sun reported. The statue, erected in February 1903, is located on the other side of the street from the Maryland Institute College of Art, according to the newspaper. The newspaper noted Baltimore is home to several Confederate monuments. Those include the Confederate Women's Monument and the Lee-Jackson Monument, the latter of which depicts Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson on horseback.
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The words 'Black Lives Matter' were painted on a statue dedicated to Confederate soldiers in Baltimore, Maryland
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On Monday, the words were on top of an engraving that's part of a stone statue from the Maryland Daughters of the Confederacy
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Earlier this year, demonstrations in the wake of Freddie Gray's death featured the line 'Black Lives Matter'
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During the Civil War, Maryland was a border state in which slave ownership was legal. Slavery was later outlawed in 1861
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Two Confederate monuments in Charleston, South Carolina, have also been recently vandalized

Question: @placeholder went on to experience both rioting and peaceful protests.

Answer: Baltimore

Answer: Baltimore Sun

Answer: Baltimore

Answer: Baltimore


Scotland will discover on May 21 if September's Euro 2016 qualifier with Georgia will be played behind closed doors. UEFA has announced it has opened disciplinary proceedings against the Georgian Football Federation (GFF) after fans twice invaded the field of play during Sunday's 2-0 defeat by Germany in Tbilisi. European football's governing body is also set to look at charges that allege home fans were guilty of setting off fireworks while a string of safety breaches, including blocked stairs, locked gates and a lack of body searches by staff at the Boris Paichadze Stadium, will also be investigated. A fan invades the pitch during Georgia's 2-0 defeat by Germany on Sunday in Tbilisi
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UEFA will make a decision on September's match on May 21
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Scotland are set to face Georgia in Tbilisi on September 4
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UEFA has opened disciplinary proceedings against the Georgian Football Federation following recent crowd trouble
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Georgia fans twice invaded the field of play during Sunday's 2-0 defeat to Germany in Tbilisi
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Scotland currently sit third in Group D, a point behind leaders Poland

Question: 'Also the next Georgia home game - against @placeholder - could be held without spectators.'

Answer: Scotland

Answer: Scotland

Answer: Scotland


As the only man in the world to lift four times his own body weight, Anton Kraft is pound-for-pound the strongest man in the world. The 4'4' dwarf, who resides in Florida, has lifted as much as 36 stone. With women, he is no less ambitious. Kraft , 52, only dates women who are more than a foot taller than he is. For the past six months he has been dating 6'3' China Bell. Bell, 43, who was born male and has since transitioned, admits she was unsure when he first asked her out but was quickly bowled over by his weightlifting skills.
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Anton Kraft, 52, is a world record bodybuilder, stands at 4ft 4in
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He is dating 6'3' China Bell, a transgender woman from Florida
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Says the unlikely pairing is his inspiration to break more records
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Claims he has 'technically died' five times in his 10 years of weightlifting

Question: '@placeholder is one the states that have same-sex marriage - and both of us are basically the same sex.

Answer: Florida

Answer: Florida


Washington (CNN) First lady Melania Trump spoke about equality, freedom and the responsibility women have to help each other achieve success at an invitation-only luncheon honoring International Women's Day Wednesday at the White House. "As an immigrant myself, having grown up in a communist society, I know all too well the value and importance of freedom and equal opportunity -- ideals which this great nation was founded and has continued to strive towards throughout its history," Trump said according to her prepared remarks obtained by CNN from Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, senior adviser and chief strategist to the first lady. The first lady spoke from a podium in the State Dining Room, focusing on atrocities women are confronted with around the world, including human trafficking.
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She arrived to a standing round of applause
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Ivanka Trump also attended the luncheon

Question: More than a month into her role as first lady, Wednesday marked the announcement of a more defined platform of initiatives for @placeholder.

Answer: Melania Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Ivanka Trump


The Spanish sports tabloid Marca dropped a bomb late last week with rumours of Sergio Ramos possibly leaving Real Madrid. To make matters worse, a candidate in the Barcelona presidential elections, Jordi Majo, claimed Ramos was offered to him as part of his campaign. Ramos isn't just the 'hero de la Decima' thanks to his stoppage-time leveller against Atletico in last year's final, he is the heart and soul of this team. Ramos was signed from Sevilla at the age of just 19, I remember the moment like it was yesterday. Jose Maria Del Nido, Sevilla's president at the time, refused to sell his star defender at any cost but Florentino Perez was willing to do anything to get him.
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Real Madrid defender has been linked with a move to Manchester United
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Fan's view is that Sergio Ramos is the heart of Real Madrid and should not be allowed to leave
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Los Blancos have let Mesut Ozil and Angel di Maria go in recent years

Question: Two years ago @placeholder was sold to everyone's dismay.

Answer: Mesut Ozil


(CNN) -- Compared with their U.S. peers, Taobao versus eBay, JD.com versus Amazon, Suning vs. Walmart, the Chinese leading e-commerce players have a much shorter history. However, they will take a bigger e-commerce share from the overall retail space soon. Unlike in the United States, most smaller cities in China have not been penetrated by organized retailers or consumer brands yet. This offers an opportunity for e-commerce to become the mainstream retail format for these cities. Another reason is that the cost of commercial property in China went up significantly in the last decade. Thus, consumer brands and retail merchants are more encouraged to migrate online while in the United States, offline to online migration is mainly driven by labor cost and efficiency request. If not in 2013, no later than 2014, China's e-commerce will have a bigger gross merchandise volume than in the United States. Please be aware that China's total retail sales is still much smaller than the U.S., which further demonstrates that e-commerce's share in China will be much more significant.
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Unlike U.S., China has not been penetrated by organized retailers or brands yet
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David Wei predicts by 2014, China's e-commerce will have bigger gross merchandise volume
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E-commerce model needs to be different, Wei writes

Question: Taobao.com can evolve from an online flea market to T-mall and become the shopping entry portal, while @placeholder finds itself having difficulty getting rid of its secondhand products from its auction site.

Answer: eBay


(CNN) -- Every other year in July, the small town of Farnborough in South East England hosts the biggest names in the aviation world. Exhibitors and visitors mingle with the latest technology to hit the skies. Below, UK Editor-in-Chief of Royal Aeronautical Society's Aerospace magazine, Tim Robinson highlights the themes and big players to watch out for at this year's Farnborough International Airshow. Touch and go as F-35 aims for international début Costly white elephant, or next-generation, sensor-fused superfighter? Whatever your view of the Lockheed Martin F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, Farnborough could be the first opportunity for the general public to see the West's latest stealth fighter outside of the U.S.
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Farnborough airshow is one of the biggest aviation industry gatherings
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International presence is expected to be at an all-time high, says aviation expert Tim Robinson
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The F-35 will make its international debut; civil drones are on the rise

Question: While the home team will be riding high -- thanks to the UK government's support for its R&D and space sector -- Farnborough is truly a global airshow and showcase for the aerospace industry around the world --with over two-thirds of 1,500 exhibitors coming from outside the @placeholder.

Answer: UK


WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- A former head of the CIA slammed President Obama on Sunday for releasing four Bush-era memos, saying the new president has compromised national security. Former CIA chief Michael Hayden said Sunday it is wrong to make interrogation methods public. Michael Hayden, who served as former President Bush's last CIA director from 2006 to 2009, said releasing the memos outlining terror interrogation methods emboldened terrorist groups such as al Qaeda. "What we have described for our enemies in the midst of a war are the outer limits that any American would ever go to in terms of interrogating an al Qaeda terrorist. That's very valuable information," Hayden said during an appearance on "Fox News Sunday."
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Michael Hayden: Releasing Bush-era interrogation memos harmful
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Release puts CIA officers "in a horrible position," subject to political process, he says
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White House chief of staff defends release, saying info was already public
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Sens. Claire McCaskill and Lindsey Graham say techniques were a mistake

Question: @placeholder prohibited the use of so-called "enhanced interrogation techniques" such as waterboarding shortly after taking office in January.

Answer: Obama

Question: The @placeholder administration has said it won't pursue charges against CIA officers who used those tactics against prisoners in their custody.

Answer: Obama


Jon Hamm has completed a stint in rehab, it has been revealed. The Mad Men actor spent 30 days at the Silver Hill Hospital in New Canaan, Connecticut for alcohol abuse, his rep told TMZ. The 44-year-old star checked in at the end of February. It was not revealed when he checked out, but the TV icon was seen at a special screening of Mad Men in New York City on Saturday. Scroll down for video After treatment: Jon Hamm completed a 30-day stint in rehab, his rep announced on Tuesday; here he is pictured at LAX airport the same day
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Hamm spent 30 days at the Silver Hill Hospital in New Canaan, Connecticut
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The 44-year-old actor checked into the facility in late February
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The Mad Men actor got treatment for alcohol abuse, his rep revealed
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His character in the drama, Don Draper, has a severe drink problem
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His publicist said, 'With the support of his longtime partner Jennifer Westfeldt, Jon  recently completed treatment for his struggle with alcohol addiction'

Question: The Bridesmaids star is sporting a generous amount of facial hair that evokes a far more rugged image than his Mad Men @placeholder character

Answer: Don Draper


(CNN) -- For some, going to work after losing a son would be unthinkable. For others, it's a way to cope. That's the route Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson took, choosing to play Sunday, just two days after the death of his son, who was living with his mother in South Dakota. The woman's 27-year-old boyfriend, Joseph Robert Patterson, has been arrested on felony battery and assault charges in the child's death, according to Sioux Falls, South Dakota, police. "Even if it's bad, I try and take the good from it. That's the way I approach life, with all situations," Peterson told reporters after the game. "I never thought about not playing. It was all about going out there and praying that I had the strength to get through and help my team, so that was my focus."
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NFL running back plays two days after learning a son had died
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Adrian Peterson said he never thought about sitting out Sunday's game
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"God wants good to come from it," Fox Sports reported Peterson said in a text message
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Peterson's Minnesota Vikings lost 35-10 to the Carolina Panthers in Sunday's game

Question: He tweeted that another child, @placeholder, lives with him and is fine, and he asked people to stop distributing pictures of that child.

Answer: Adrian Peterson

Answer: Peterson

Answer: Adrian Peterson

Answer: Peterson

Answer: Peterson


Sometimes, the devil really can be in the detail. And, after three days of this Cardiff Test, the details do not look good for Australia. This is curious, since the bigger picture going into this series left little room for doubt. All they needed to do to retain the Ashes was lie back, close their eyes and think of 2013-14. The rest would follow as smoothly as the Taff flows behind the Swalec Stadium. The problem, so far at least, is that England have refused to do the same. If the best sporting scripts are the least expected, 2015 is shaping up promisingly.
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England have a 412 run lead heading into Australia's second innings
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The Aussies were all out for 308 during the third day in Cardiff
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Joe Root and Ian Bell both hit 60 to help England on their way
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Josh Hazlewood impressed again as he took two wickets for 49 runs
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England close in on Cardiff victory - Paul Newman's day three report

Question: The game was there to be seized, and it was @placeholder who did the seizing.

Answer: England

Answer: England

Answer: England

Answer: England


Juventus have completed the signing of Croatia forward Mario Mandzukic from Atletico Madrid in a £13.6million (€19m) deal. The 29-year-old striker completed a medical in Turin on Monday before putting pen to paper on a four-year deal with the Italian champions. A statement from Juventus read: 'Juventus announces it has reached an agreement with Atletico madrid for the permanent signing of Maro Mandzukic in a initial 19million euros transfer deal. 'The transfer fee can increase to a maximum of two million euros if certain sporting aims are met during the length of his contract. 'The player has signed a four-year contract with Juventus.'
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Mario Mandzukic scored 20 goals for Atletico Madrid last season
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29-year-old joins Italian side Juventus in a deal worth €19million (£13.6m)
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Juventus confirmed the Croatian striker had arrived in Italy on Sunday
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The club's boss Massimiliano Allegri confirmed the deal earlier this week

Question: 'I'm happy to be in a big club like Juventus,' @placeholder said on his club's official website.

Answer: Maro Mandzukic

Answer: Mario Mandzukic


For anyone who loves cats, a holiday in the Mediterranean can be a mixed blessing. Sunshine, beautiful scenery and delicious food and wine add up to an enticing prospect. However, it is difficult to surrender to the dolce vita when every street corner swarms with painfully thin, feral cats. Resourceful, beguiling, always hungry and often unhealthy, these cats belong to no one and scavenge a living as best they can. They tug at the heartstrings of animal-loving British tourists, who wish they could do more to help. But when Jennifer Pulling found a badly injured cat in a Sicilian street, she decided wishing wasn't enough. A Brighton-based journalist and writer, Jennifer first visited the island in her 20s when she fell in love with a Sicilian man.
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Stray cats are common in Sicily and the Mediterranean
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Jennifer Pulling decided to help the abandoned animals after a holiday
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Set up charity called Catsnip to improve the lives of Sicilian cats

Question: Her name was Antonella and she was a gattara - one of a small network of kindly animal lovers who do their best to feed and nurture @placeholder's colonies of feral cats and protect them from the cruelty of less well-inclined humans, who view the felines as vermin and attempt to control their numbers with poison.

Answer: Sicilian

Answer: Sicilian

Answer: Sicily

Answer: Sicilian


From a ramen noodles museum in Japan, to a condom exhibition in Thailand, we thought we had seen it all - we were wrong. If you are travelling to Beijing any time soon you can now enter the juicy realm of the China Watermelon Museum. Not only is it the world's only museum dedicated to watermelons, but the entire building is shaped as the succulent fruit. One of the first of China’s space programmes saw watermelon seeds being taken into space to see if weightlessness would enhance or hinder germination. Visitors can enter into 43,056 square feet of exhibits, exploring its delicious origins in southern African, to its ascent into space as part of China’s space programme.
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If you are travelling to Beijing any time soon you can now visit the China Watermelon Museum
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The museum is a tribute to love of the fruit, featuring books and comics  - sadly without a real melon in sight
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Quench your thirst in the outdoor section which grows a number of real melon varieties for guests to sample

Question: Although the theme may seem unusual  for a museum, the reason behind the watermelon-shaped tribute is due to the fact it is located just to the south of @placeholder city, which is one of the largest watermelon producing regions in the world.

Answer: Beijing

Answer: Beijing


The latest salvo in the all-out war between the Internal Revenue Service and congressional Republicans has landed on President Barack Obama's desk, with a letter suggesting the much-vilified former IRS manager Lois Lerner's computer hard drive may have been intentionally sabotaged in order to destroy evidence. House Oversight and Government Reform Chairman Rep. Jason Chaffetz anf 20 other Republican lawmakers demanded on Monday that Obama fire IRS Commissioner John Koskinen, in a 29-page letter that includes new details describing how Lerner's hard drive appeared to computer technicians who examined it. John Minsek, a senior investigative analyst with the IRS Criminal Investigations division, gave an interview to committee investigators in July 2014, telling them that when he opened up her hard drive, its magnetic platter showed evidence of 'well-defined scoring creating a concentric circle in the proximity of the center of the disk.'
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House Oversight Committee Republicans are demanding the WHite House fire IRS Commissioner John Koskinen
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They insist the IRS slow-walked investigating Lois Lerner's infamous tea party 'targeting' scandal, even as the Treasury Department dug and dug
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One new thread of information involves how her laptop hard drive 'crashed,' destroying countless emails that could have shed light on the scandal
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An IRS computer technician told lawmakers that when he examined the hard drive, it was scratched in a way that Republicans say seems intentional

Question: @placeholder reported that her laptop wasn't working on the following Monday.

Answer: Lois Lerner

Answer: Lerner

Answer: Lois Lerner


Washington (CNN) -- With U.S.-Pakistan relations in the deep freeze, former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf and American officials called Thursday for a thaw. "Blame games, rigidity, arrogance, insensitivity to each other's national interests is certainly very counter-productive," Musharraf said in Washington. "It definitely saddens me to see the deteriorating Pakistan-United States relations," he said in a speech at the Woodrow Wilson International Center. Twelve weeks have passed since American commandos killed Osama bin Laden inside Pakistan, an event that dramatically widened the rift between the two countries. Musharraf denied he knew during his time as president or later that bin Laden was hiding out in Pakistan. "Whether one believes it or not, let me say with confidence, I did not know," he declared.
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The former president of Pakistan says he did not know Osama bin Laden was hiding there
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"Let me say with confidence, I did not know," Pervez Musharraf tells a Washington group
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Musharraf and U.S. officials separately call for a thaw in chilly U.S.-Pakistan relations

Question: Meanwhile in Washington, top U.S. military leaders told senators of their concerns about @placeholder.

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan


The irony was clear as Al Kellock proudly lifted the Pro12 trophy above his head in a final, triumphant act as Glasgow Warriors captain. As the fireworks went off around him amid ecstatic scenes at the Kingspan Stadium in Belfast after the 31-13 defeat of Munster, Kellock’s retirement may have signalled the end of an era but it also witnessed a new one ignite for Scottish rugby. This was an unforgettable evening when everything clicked into place for the Warriors - and their loyal supporters - under head coach Gregor Townsend’s grand masterplan. Last year’s defeat by Leinster in the final now looked like the ultimate dress rehearsal. Munster couldn’t live with a Glasgow side who stylishly captured this country’s first major tournament silverware since Jim Telfer’s Scots won the Five Nations in 1999.
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Glasgow Warriors beat Munster 31-13 at the Kingspan Stadium in Belfast
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Warriors captain Al Kellock's retirement signalled the end of an era
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Kellock proudly lifted the Pro12 trophy as his final act as captain

Question: All he has known is semi-finals and finals with @placeholder.

Answer: Glasgow Warriors

Answer: Glasgow

Answer: Glasgow Warriors


(CNN) Andy Murray this week ended Novak Djokovic's two-year reign atop the rankings in men's tennis but the Scot's stay at No. 1 could be a short one -- and he knows it. "I might as well try and enjoy it because I could lose it at the tour finals and never be there again," Murray told reporters, referring to the year-end championships, which start Sunday in London. Indeed, Djokovic can regain the top position on Nov. 21 and finish the season as No. 1 for the third straight time with a strong showing at the World Tour Finals. The 29-year-old has certainly fared well at the O2 Arena, winning a record four consecutive titles and if he makes it five in a row while winning at least two of his round-robin matches, Djokovic is guaranteed to seize back the No. 1 ranking from Murray.
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World Tour Finals start Sunday in London
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Djokovic can return to No. 1
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Murray has never reached the final at the event
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Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal absent

Question: Murray surely won't be taking his group rivals lightly: Stan Wawrinka has beaten Murray in three of their past four meetings, with Cilic and Kei Nishikori getting the better of @placeholder in August and September, respectively.

Answer: Andy Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray

Question: Some, too, would argue that if he hadn't sustained an injury he would have ousted @placeholder after holding a 2-1 lead in sets.

Answer: Andy Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray


These stunning images show the moment Israeli military helicopters flew over the Mediterranean at sunset to stop a flotilla of foreign activists reaching Gaza. In scenes reminiscent of the  war film Apocalypse Now, the aircraft are shown against a backdrop of red skies opposite the port of Ashdod in Israel. In the 1979 classic, US helicopters are filmed roaring across the skies in a similar setting in war-torn Vietnam. Earlier today, Israel's navy intercepted a Swedish vessel attempting to breach a naval blockade of the Gaza Strip  and brought it to an Israeli port, where it said the foreign activists would be questioned before they are sent back to their home countries.
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Images captured the moment Israel's navy intercepted a Swedish vessel attempting to breach blockade of Gaza
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Pictures of helicopters against a backdrop of red skies are reminiscent of scenes from war film Apocalypse Now
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Ship was carrying 20 activists, including Israeli Arab lawmaker Basel Ghattas and former Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki

Question: 'The government continues this policy of non-tolerance, which means that it will continue to enforce the collective punishment against the 1.8 million people in @placeholder.'

Answer: Gaza

Answer: Gaza Strip

Answer: Gaza


Thousands of terrified families were flown home from Tunisia yesterday in one of the biggest airlifts ever organised by British tour companies. Wave after wave of empty aircraft were dispatched from the UK in response to pleas by British visitors traumatised by the beach massacre on Friday and desperate to return home to worried loved ones. Fleets of coaches, some escorted by armed police, ferried them from their hotels to airports in the Sousse region. Departure lounges became so crowded that hundreds of people had to wait outside for their flights to safety. The operation started within hours of the atrocity, continued overnight and gathered pace yesterday.
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2,500 of 20,000 Britons thought to be holidaying in Tunisia have  flown back
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Thousands more set to leave in the next few days in wake of terror attack
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Departure lounges so busy that hundreds had to wait for flights outside
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15 Britons were among the 38 who were killed by an ISIS gunmen on Friday

Question: Nearly 430,000 @placeholder visited Tunisia last year, according to ABTA.

Answer: Britons

Answer: Britons


Arsene Wenger predicted a challenge for the Barclays Premier League, but after Monday night's goalless draw with Liverpool his Arsenal side are already five points behind leaders Manchester City after three games. Arsenal are nervous and vulnerable, particularly at home and they could not break down Brendan Rodger's team. Here is why... Arsenal are usually convincing at home, but they look nervous and vulnerable in front of their own fans - almost as though they are afraid to make mistakes in case they get stick. Wenger predicted that they would be in the mix for the title at the start of the season, but they are already off the pace after losing at home to West Ham and drawing this clash with Liverpool.
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Liverpool held Arsenal to a goalless draw at the Emirates on Monday
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Arsenal, without their first-choice centre backs, were chaotic in defence
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Theo Walcott was on the bench again despite being so highly-paid
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Arsene Wenger's team are too nervous at home to challenge for the title

Question: The @placeholder manager looked isolated in the technical area towards the end of last season, but the change in coaching personnel has certainly perked him up.

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool


Rafa Nadal got his clay court season off to a perfect, confidence-boosting start with a 6-2, 6-1 win over Frenchman Lucas Pouille in the Monte Carlo Masters. It was a businesslike display from the world No 5. He didn’t unleash the full power of his forehand but played sensible, measured tennis and made only five unforced errors in the match. His talented 21-year-old opponent showed flashes of attacking flair, including one outrageous half-volley forehand winner, but was never able to put enough balls in court to trouble the great Spaniard. Rafael Nadal safely made his way into third round of the Monte Carlo Masters with win against Lucas Pouille
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Rafa Nadal beat Lucas Pouille 6-2, 6-1 in the second round on Wednesday
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Spaniard got his clay court season off to a perfect start with a routine win
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World No 5 made just five unforced errors as he booked third round place

Question: The Spaniard is an eight-time champion in @placeholder, but has not won here since 2012 and said last week that he is ‘not the favourite for anything’ at the moment.

Answer: Monte Carlo Masters

Answer: Monte Carlo Masters

Question: Nadal is an eight-time champion at @placeholder but hasn't won the tournament since 2012

Answer: Monte Carlo Masters

Answer: Monte Carlo Masters


When one California mother suddenly lost her husband to a tragic surfing accident last year, she decided to build the tree house he had always wanted to construct with their two young sons. A $16,000 three-story tree house now stands in the large Tipuana tipu tree outside the family's Rossmoor home, but now Joni Doherty is fighting to make sure it stays that way. In March Doherty received a letter from the Orange County government detailing a number of codes the tree house was violating. It was another heartbreaking development for Doherty, an ear doctor, who was still mourning the loss of her husband, Jack Chen.
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Joni Doherty lost her husband Jack Chen in March 2013
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Chen, 39, had always dreamed of constructing a tree house with his sons
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Andrew, 13, and Nicholas, 11, motivated their mother to have the tree house built outside their Rossmoor home
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But in March Doherty received notice from the Orange County government that it was violating a number of codes
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She will now need to obtain permits and undergo a public hearing process

Question: The community has rallied together in support for @placeholder and the tree house, which is often visited by neighbors and is decorated during holidays like Halloween and Christmas.

Answer: Joni Doherty

Answer: Doherty

Answer: Doherty

Answer: Joni Doherty

Answer: Doherty


Almost 20,000 years ago a woman was buried deep within a cave on the Iberian peninsula, stained in sparkling red paint and adorned in yellow flowers. Her grave provides the first evidence of an ancient Magdalenian burial in the region and an engraved stone found near her remains appears to have been a makeshift tombstone. But the reasons why the female - dubbed 'The Red Lady of El Mirón' - was buried in such an elaborate tomb, close to an area where her peers would have lived day-to-day, continues to baffle archaeologists. The Red Lady's remains (burial site pictured) were found in the El Mirón Cave in Cantabria, Spain. Radiocarbon dating suggests she was buried 18,700 years ago. When the remains were first uncovered they were stained with a sparking red material, later found to be red ochre from a haematite crystal
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Remains of the Magdalenian 'Red Lady' were uncovered in El Mirón cave
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Bones were stained with a red ochre made from a haematite crystal
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Grave is the first burial of this kind found in the Iberian peninsula
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Her identity and why she was buried in an elaborate tomb are unknown

Question: @placeholder hunters  lived in caves, but sites have been found that consisted of shelters made from bones and animals skins.

Answer: Magdalenian

Answer: Magdalenian


(CNN) -- The president of Florida A&M University announced his resignation Wednesday, more than seven months after a drum major for the university band died following a hazing incident. "After considerable thought, introspection and conversations with my family, I have decided to resign from my position as president in order to initiate my retirement on October 11, 2012," James H. Ammons wrote in a letter to the chairman of the school's board of trustees, Solomon Badger III. Ammons said he is leaving the post he has held for five years, effective this fall, but would remain as a tenured professor.
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NEW: Drum major's parents file lawsuit
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Robert Champion, 26, was badly beaten after a football game in Orlando
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"It seems to be in the best interest of the university," board chairman says of resignation
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The marching band has been suspended through the 2012-2013 season

Question: Last month, the school's trustees supported by 8-4 a no-confidence vote over @placeholder' performance.

Answer: James H. Ammons

Answer: Ammons


Marion, Indiana (CNN) It was democracy in action Monday afternoon when Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz crossed the street following a retail stop to address a handful of protesters wielding Donald Trump signs shouting "Lyin' Ted" as he greeted voters. The lawyer-turned-senator walked over to the group across from The Mill Restaurant in Marion, Indiana, and personally debated one of the protesters, a middle-aged man in a hooded sweatshirt with a red goatee. "I personally ask you to reconsider your position to keep running. You've been mathematically eliminated, you're not gonna be able to seal the nomination," the man, who would not identify himself, said to Cruz.
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Ted Cruz personally took on Donald Trump supporters in Indiana
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The Texas senator spent seven minutes talking to them

Question: The senator asked the man to name one thing that he liked about @placeholder.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


Nicola Sturgeon was hailed the shock winner of last night’s TV debate according to one snap poll, inflicting a damaging blow to Ed Miliband’s election hopes. In a nightmare for Labour, which is battling to fend off an SNP landslide in its traditional Scottish heartlands, Miss Sturgeon was deemed well ahead – with Mr Miliband trailing David Cameron and Nigel Farage. Overall, an average of four polls of viewers put Mr Cameron just ahead – and to the Tories’ delight, he also emerged with a clear lead on who is seen ‘most capable of leading the country’. Scroll down for video
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Nicola Surgeon hailed shock winner of TV debate, according to one poll
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Scotland's First Minister left Ed Miliband squirming during an attack on tax
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Tories immediately mocked up poster of tiny Ed in Miss Sturgeon's pocket
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Other polls suggest Mr Cameron came out top at 40% and Miliband trailing
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Mr Clegg turned on Mr Cameron at the first opportunity after five years in Coalition, accusing him of relishing spending cuts;
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The Prime Minister rammed home the Tories’ economic message, by indicating each leader in turn and delivering the simple verdict: ‘Debt and taxes’;
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Ukip’s Mr Farage stunned his rivals by launching an attack on foreign HIV sufferers using the NHS for treatment;
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Labour’s infamous ‘no money left’ note, left in the Treasury in 2010, was brandished by an angry Prime Minister;
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Mr Clegg challenged the Labour leader to apologise for his party’s toxic economic legacy – a challenge Mr Miliband ducked.

Question: A tweet from Conservative campaign headquarters said: ‘@placeholder dominated Miliband – an interesting glimpse into what life would be like under a Miliband/SNP deal’.

Answer: Nicola Sturgeon


Hong Kong (CNN) -- Reports of Jade Rabbit's demise may have been premature. China's first lunar rover had stopped functioning, state media reported Wednesday, but signs are emerging that Yutu, as it is known in Mandarin, may be up and running again. Following technical malfunctions Xinhua said that the lunar rover had lost communication with mission control but on Thursday the state news agency said that the rover was "fully awake" and had returned to its normal signal-receiving status. "Jade Rabbit has fully resurrected and is able to receive signals, but still suffers a mechanical control abnormality," China's lunar program spokesman Pei Zhaoyu told Xinhua.
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China's Chang'e 3 moon rover, thought to be beyond saving,has resumed signal-receiving status
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'Jade Rabbit' prematurely pronounced inoperative
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Moon rover's 300,000 weibo fans rejoice

Question: "China's first lunar rover, @placeholder, could not be restored to full function on Monday as expected," the report stated.

Answer: Jade Rabbit

Answer: Yutu

Answer: Jade Rabbit

Answer: Jade Rabbit


This is the emotional moment Walter Scott's family met with the man who filmed his death - and threw the case wide open. Feidin Santana, 23, visited the family's Charleston, South Carolina home on Thursday to meet with the man's heartbroken parents, son and other relatives - in a moving moment witnessed by NBC. Santana has been hailed a hero for keeping his cellphone camera trained on Officer Michael Slager as he fired eight shots at Scott, 50, in North Charleston on Saturday and later releasing the video. 'Oh, thank you God!' Judy Scott, the mother of Walter Scott said, as she embraced Santana tightly. 'Thank you Lord! Blessed God! Thank you, thank you God. Thank you, thank you!'
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Feidin Santana, 23, went to the Scott family's Charleston, South Carolina home on Thursday to meet with the slain man's mourning relatives
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He was embraced by the man's parents and son, who told him that he should now consider them family
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Santana has been hailed a hero for filming the moment Officer Michael Slager fired eight shots at Scott as he ran away on Saturday, killing him
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After the video emerged, the officer was arrested and charged with murder

Question: Following the shooting, Officer Slager, 33, filed a police report defending his actions, saying he feared for his life and that @placeholder had wrestled his Taser gun from him during a scuffle.

Answer: Walter Scott

Answer: Scott

Answer: Walter Scott

Answer: Scott


(CNN) -- Love regenerating alien time travelers who never leave home without a sonic screwdriver? American fans of the British sci-fi show, "Doctor Who," are about to get a great Christmas present. This year, for the first time ever, BBC America is airing the "Doctor Who" Christmas special at 9 p.m. ET on Christmas Day -- the same day BBC airs the special in the UK. Since 2005, American fans of the franchise had to wait days, even weeks to see re-broadcasts of episodes and special events, first on Sci Fi Channel (now Syfy) and now on BBC America. Bloggers immediately assumed this unprecedented programming was an attempt to stamp out fan-related internet piracy.
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American fans of sci-fi shows like "Doctor Who" don't like to wait for re-broadcasts
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BBC America is trying to decrease lag between broadcasts in the U.S. and UK
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"Doctor Who" Christmas special is a phenomenon in the UK; popular in U.S. too

Question: The audience for "Doctor Who" in the UK is much broader than the @placeholder audience.

Answer: American

Answer: American

Answer: American

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.


Canadian songwriter and environmental activist Neil Young has taken aim at Starbucks and their relationship with agricultural giant Monsanto in his latest song. Rock Star Bucks A Coffee Shop is part of Young's on-going campaign to highlight the coffee giant's association with Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO). Young has criticized Starbucks for being part of an industry group which has filed a lawsuit against the state of Vermont, the first state to pass a law requiring labels on GM products. 'I want a cup of coffee, but I don't want a GMO. I'd like to start my day off, without helping Monsanto,' sings Young in the music video for his new song.
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The Canadian songwriter has taken aim at Starbucks and their relationship with Monsanto and Genetically Modified Organisms in his latest song
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Starbucks are part of an industry group that has filed a lawsuit against Vermont - the first state to pass a law requiring labels on GM products
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Starbucks has said it does not support the lawsuit and denies participating in it or aligning itself with Monsanto on the issue
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In one scene in the video for Rock Star Bucks A Coffee Shop, Young and his new band throw Starbucks cups at the camera

Question: 'Starbucks is not a part of any lawsuit pertaining to @placeholder labeling nor have we provided funding for any campaign,' it said in a statement, while adding that as a chain it preferred a 'national solution' on the issue.

Answer: Genetically Modified Organisms

Answer: GMO

Answer: GM

Answer: GMO

Answer: Genetically Modified Organisms

Answer: GM


Washington (CNN) Donald Trump pilloried Mitt Romney on his home turf on Friday, making his best appeal to the state's majority Mormon population and questioning whether Romney truly represented their faith. The rally in Salt Lake City, coming one week after clashes between supporters and protesters forced Trump to cancel a Chicago event, was also marked by a couple hundred protesters outside the Infinity Event Center, some of whom at one point tried to rush into the event. "Do I love the Mormons? I have many friends that live in Salt Lake City -- and by the way, Mitt Romney is not one of them," Trump said to applause. "Are you sure he's a Mormon? Are we sure?"
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Donald Trump pilloried Mitt Romney on his home turf on Friday, making his best appeal to the state's majority Mormon population and questioning whether Romney truly represented their faith
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The rally in Salt Lake City was also marked by crowds of protesters outside the Infinity Event Center, some of whom at one point tried to rush into the event

Question: @placeholder police said on Twitter shortly after 9 p.m. local time that no arrests had been made.

Answer: Salt Lake City

Question: But the unrest didn't affect @placeholder's rally -- which was notable for a lack of protesters inside the center, unlike typical Trump events -- as he mentioned the demonstrators in his speech as part of an observation he made about the "love" in the room.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


Cleveland beat Atlanta 109-97 on Saturday in a rematch of last season's NBA Eastern Conference finals, and Hawks coach Mike Budenholzer was ejected for making contact with an official. The Cavaliers took control midway through the first quarter and quickly built a double-digit lead en route to a victory that built their lead in the Central Division while dropping the Hawks out of top spot in the Southeast. Among other games, San Antonio continued its strong home form by beating Memphis and New York ended its long run of losses to Houston by beating the slumping Rockets. Cleveland's Kevin Love scored a season-high 25 points and LeBron James added 19 in the first game against Atlanta since the Cavaliers swept the Hawks in the East finals last season.
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Cleveland Cavaliers beat Atlanta Hawks 109-97 at Quicken Loans Arena
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The Cavs played the Hawks in last year's Eastern Conference finals
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Kawhi Leonard led San Antonio Spurs to victory over Memphis Grizzlies
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Kristaps Porzingis' 24 points helped Knicks beat Rockets in Houston

Question: Kristaps Porzingis had 24 points and 14 rebounds for the @placeholder who have eight wins before the end of November, whereas last season they didn't get their eighth win until late January.

Answer: Knicks


Washington (CNN) If legendary journalist Carl Bernstein could impart one message to the investigative reporters covering President Donald Trump, it would be: Follow the money. "What we really need to look at right now are the conflicts of interest," Bernstein told David Axelrod on "The Axe Files," a podcast from the University of Chicago Institute of Politics and CNN, remarking on the opacity of Trump's vast international business holdings. One place to begin digging, Bernstein proposes, is around Trump's attempted dealings in Russia and the surrounding region. Additional scrutiny should be given there, he argues, in light of Trump's welcoming gestures to President Vladimir Putin and his timidity to support the US intelligence community's assessment that the Russians interfered with the US presidential election.
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"We have no idea what Trump's businesses, associations, loans are in greater Russia," he said
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"We need to know all of your holdings," he said

Question: Since then, a senior @placeholder official confirmed that the President will not release his personal tax returns -- documents that likely would provide needed clarity on his finances.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Some 35,000 gathered on the White House South Lawn Monday morning for the 137th annual Easter Egg Roll festivities. Pop band Fifth Harmony and duo MKTO brought music to the event, and Mrs Obama joined the So You Think You Can Dance All Stars on stage taking the spotlight during a choreographed routine. This comes only days after she sported her mom dance moves on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon during a segment called The Evolution of Mom Dancing Part 2. On Monday, another highlight of the day's festivities was Mr Obama's annual reading of his favorite childhood book Where the Wild Things Are, which he has done since 2009.
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President Obama kicked off festivities for annual event Monday morning
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Mrs Obama joined So You Think You Can Dance All Stars for routine
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White House expected 35,000 to attend the annual tradition
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The Easter egg roll dates back to 1878, during Rutherford B Hayes' administration

Question: The egg roll is one of the longest-standing @placeholder traditions.

Answer: White House South Lawn

Answer: White House

Question: Good game: President Obama shakes the hand of a young participant in the @placeholder on Monday

Answer: Easter Egg Roll


With her Benghazi testimony behind her, Hillary Clinton set the reset button on her campaign for a second time today at a Democratic Party forum for women in Washington, D.C. and then spoke to a rally in suburban Virginia alongside the state's governor. She seemed relieved on Friday. 'As some of you may know, I had a pretty long day yesterday,' she told the party event. 'I finally got to answer questions, something I've been pushing for, for literally a year.' The Democratic front-runner for the White House said she said she was grateful to have recovered her voice overnight after she lost it 'a little bit' following her marathon testimony.
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Hillary's campaign recorded its best-ever single hour of fundraising Thursday night as the Benghazi hearing was wrapping up
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Campaign says she's entering the third phase of her run for the White House now that contentious testimony is in the rear-view mirror
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Virginia guv praised her triumph over the GOP as he introduced her in the DC suburb of Alexandria: 'Are you kidding me? I almost want to thank 'em'
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Fans stood shoulder-to-shoulder and waited through round after round of Hillary's pop-music playlist for her to arrive, nearly an hour late
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Her stump speech praised President Barack Obama but ticked off a long list of ways America is broken and needs her help
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See more of the latest on Clinton's campaign at www.dailymail.co.uk/hillary

Question: 'The cost of everything from college to prescription drugs keep going up,' she said of life under the @placeholder economy.

Answer: Barack Obama

Question: A whopping 18 people from @placeholder's two major political parties are candidates in the 2016 presidential election.

Answer: America


The former SS officer known as the Bookkeeper of Auschwitz has said he believed Jews were the ‘enemy’. Oskar Groening added that it was ‘unimaginable’ to him that Jewish inmates would leave the camp alive. 'I couldn't imagine that' happening, former SS Sgt. Oskar Groening told the Lueneburg state court on Thursday during the third day of his trial. He is being tried on 300,000 counts of accessory to murder. Scroll down for videos SS Sgt. Oskar Groening told the Lueneburg state court on Thursday during the third day of his trial that he did not expect Jews at Auschwitz to make it out alive
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Oskar Groening is being tried on 300,000 counts of accessory to murder
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The former SS officer described how Jews were marched to gas chambers
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One survivor, Eva Kor, told of her agony as her mother was ripped from her

Question: The 93-year-old's answer came in response to a question from attorneys representing @placeholder survivors who have joined the trial as co-plaintiffs, the dpa news agency reported.

Answer: Auschwitz

Answer: Auschwitz

Question: Between May 16 and July 11, 1944, @placeholder was on duty when 450,000 Hungarian Jews were transported there, with 300,000 being gassed just after arrival.

Answer: Oskar Groening

Answer: Oskar Groening

Answer: Oskar Groening

Answer: Oskar Groening


New Zealand rugby great Jonah Lomu was effectively broke when the 40-year-old died suddenly last month. The revelation has come to light as a trust fund is established for his two sons by friends concerned the family doesn't have enough money to support them. New Zealand Rugby Players Association has launched the Jonah Lomu Legacy Trust to provide for Dhyreille, 6, and Brayley, 5, following Lomu's death on November 18. The huge winger, who electrified the sport when he burst onto the international stage at the 1995 World Cup, died unexpectedly from a heart attack thought to be linked to the kidney disease he battled for much of his adult life.
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Jonah Lomu was basically broke when he died suddenly on November 18
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Trust fund has been set up for his two boys Dhyreille, 6, and Brayley, 5
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Lomu died unexpectedly from a heart attack linked to his kidney disease
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New Zealand Rugby Players Association launched trust to support them

Question: The trust, not set up at the request of the family, will solely benefit Lomu's two boys, providing the education and pastoral care that @placeholder would have wanted for them.

Answer: Jonah Lomu

Answer: Jonah Lomu Legacy Trust

Answer: Lomu

Answer: Jonah Lomu

Answer: Lomu


Devastated mothers have shared their heartbreak after drinking while pregnant left their children with brain damage. To the naked eye, 10-year-old Jaimie Holland and 31-year-old Seth Russell look like the average schoolgirl and every day Australian bloke. But for years they have both battled the effects of Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) and on Monday night their parents will share their daily agony over their children's conditions with ABC's Four Corners. Jaimie was first misdiagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) while Mr Russell was suicidal. At least 500,000 Australians have FASD, which puts the number of sufferers above the total number of people living with Down syndrome, spina bifida and cerebral palsy.
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Parents of children with brain damage warn of pregnant drinking dangers
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Jaimie Holland and Seth Russell have Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
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10-year-old Jaimie was initially diagnosed with ADHD at a young age
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Mr Russell, 31, thinks of taking his life and has been 'suicidal' his whole life

Question: She discovered ger son had @placeholder and she was shocked because she only considered herself an average drinker who was definitely not an alcoholic and drank 'a few drinks' at social events.

Answer: Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder

Answer: FASD

Answer: FASD

Answer: Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder


The Disney driving instructor who was killed in a Lamborghini crash Sunday tried to grab the wheel in a desperate attempt to prevent a collision, as investigators say the car may have been speeding in the wrong direction around the track. Tavon Watson, 24, was doing 100mph at the Exotic Driving Experience at Walt Disney World in Orlando when he slammed the $220,000 Lamborghini on the passenger side into a guardrail, killing 35-year-old race track employee Gary Terry. Florida Highway Patrol Sgt Kim Montes revealed Tuesday that the guardrail damaged the Italian car on the east side of the passenger door.
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The Exotic Driving Experience park lets racing fans drive top-end cars
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Gary Terry, 36, died in the crash and was on the passengers side
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Tavon Watson, 24-year-old hotel bellhop, was driving and was taken to hospital for treatment
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Day at the racetrack was a gift from Watson's wife for his birthday
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Disney World spokesman said driver 'lost control' of the Lamborghini
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Family friend said working at Disney attraction was a 'dream job' for Terry, a former race car driver from Michigan

Question: Video from inside the red @placeholder reportedly showed that the car spun three times before careening into the guardrail at 100mph, causing the vulnerable passenger door to cave in into Terry.

Answer: Lamborghini

Answer: Lamborghini

Answer: Lamborghini

Question: Video from inside the red Lamborghini reportedly showed that the car spun three times before careening into the guardrail at 100mph, causing the vulnerable passenger door to cave in into @placeholder.

Answer: Gary Terry

Answer: Gary Terry

Answer: Terry


(CNN) Sparks flew between CNN's Chris Cuomo and White House national security aide Sebastian Gorka Monday over whether or not President Donald Trump's morning tweets on the "travel ban" matter. Gorka said Trump may call the executive order anything he wants because he's President. "There are no games," he said on "New Day." "The President can call it whatever he likes because he has the constitutional authority to control whoever comes into the country, Chris. That's his job." "The Constitution, tradition, precedence and administrative law give him that right," he continued. "If he wants to call it a ban, he's the President, he's the chief officer of this administration, and he has every right to do that."
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Cuomo and Gorka clashed over who was the true purveyor of spin
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Gorka said Trump can say whatever he wants as President

Question: Upon being pressed by @placeholder about why the administration previously wouldn't say "travel ban," Gorka turned aggressive.

Answer: Chris Cuomo

Answer: Cuomo


Fast bowler Jimmy Anderson made cricket history in the Caribbean on Friday by beating the great Sir Ian Botham's all-time England wicket-taking record with his 384th victim in his hundredth Test. Anderson's marquee moment in his landmark Test arrived in his 21st over when, crucially for his team, he had West Indies captain Dennis Ramdin caught by captain Alastair Cook after a partnership of 105 with Jason Holder had frustrated England. Botham's record had been equalled much earlier in the day when Anderson had Marlon Samuel caught in the gully by James Treadwell. Jimmy Anderson celebrates taking his record 384th wicket in Test cricket for England
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Jimmy Anderson becomes England's leading Test match wicket-taker
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The 32-year-old surpassed the record held by Sir Ian Botham (383)
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Anderson picked up his 384th wicket during first Test against West Indies
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He took the wicket of Denesh Ramdin, caught behind by Alastair Cook
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He drew level with Botham on 383 when Marlon Samuels edged to gully

Question: Only two Anderson wickets came in the @placeholder' first innings when the leading bowler was surprisingly sparingly used.

Answer: West Indies

Answer: West Indies


Nick Clegg launched a bizarre class-war attack on David Cameron yesterday as plans for election TV debates descended into acrimony and farce. The Deputy Prime Minister accused his boss of a ‘Downton Abbey attitude’ after he brought an end to years of negotiations on the terms of debates. Mr Cameron claimed he was ‘unblocking the logjam’ by agreeing to take part in one contest featuring seven party leaders but ruling out two further debates. He attacked broadcasters for ‘the mess’ they had made of plans for debates and accused them of wanting to talk about no other issues. However, even the single seven-way debate is in doubt after the BBC said Northern Ireland’s Democratic Unionist Party – the fourth largest in Parliament – would not be allowed to take part.
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Downing Street has rejected broadcasters' proposals for three TV debates
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Made a 'final offer' of single 90-minute show featuring  seven party leaders
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The debate would also have to take place before the start of the campaign
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Nick Clegg said he was 'bemused' by 'lofty pomposity of the Conservatives'
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Ed Miliband said that the Prime Minister was 'cowering from the public'

Question: @placeholder tonight insisted he was not putting obstacles in the way of televised leaders' debates

Answer: David Cameron

Answer: Cameron


A family was reduced to tears when they arrived at their hotel in Malta to find all three outdoor swimming pools had no water in them. The Pindars, mother Claire, father Mark, and children eight-year-old Louis and six-year-old Sid, had booked an eight-day all-inclusive stay at the four-star Seabanks Resort and Spa. The Northampton family were looking forward to sun and relaxation around the pool after booking through holiday specialists On The Beach. However to their shock, they discovered all the outdoor pools were out of service, and all that was available was a heavily restricted indoor area. Speaking to MailOnline Travel, mother Claire said: 'When we go away, the pool facilities are often the dealbreaker; but when we booked this hotel we were excited at the opportunities it would offer.
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The Pindar family from Northampton had saved for two years for their £2,000 holiday to Malta's Seabanks Resort
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But on arrival, they discovered that all three of the hotel's outdoor pools were closed and completely dry
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Children Louis, 8, and Sid, 6, had saved their pocket money to buy inflatables that they then couldn't use
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On The Beach, the travel agency that they booked with, has since refunded the Pindars the hotel cost of £1,061
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Seabank Resort & Spa Hotel made clear that the pools which would not normally be used in March or April given the usual temperatures, and that all pool facilities need to be maintained before the start of the warm summer season
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This article was amended after original publication to make clear that the Pindar family arrived at the resort on 28 March, not 28 May 2015. It was also amended to include comments from Seabank Resort & Spa Hotel outlining  that the pools which would not normally be used in March or April given the usual temperatures and making clear its position in relation to the maintenance of the pools. We apologise for any misunderstanding and are happy to make these points clear.

Question: 'The children ran off, excited to go and check everything out,' Mrs @placeholder continued.

Answer: Pindars

Answer: Pindar

Answer: Pindars

Answer: Pindar

Question: However Mrs @placeholder claims she has been told by the the holiday booking company that they were unaware of the work being carried out on the pools.

Answer: Pindars

Answer: Pindar

Answer: Pindars

Answer: Pindar

Question: 'Once again, we would like to take this opportunity to apologise to Mr and Mrs @placeholder.'

Answer: Pindars

Answer: Pindar

Answer: Pindars

Answer: Pindar


Washington (CNN) A Wisconsin Republican congressman confirmed Democratic critics' claims Tuesday when he pointed to the state's new voter ID laws as a reason the Republican candidate will be competitive there in the general election. The candid assessment by Rep. Glenn Grothman, who supports Texas Sen. Ted Cruz for president, came during an interview with Milwaukee news station TMJ4 at the Cruz campaign's victory rally Tuesday night. Asked by reporter Charles Benson why Cruz would be able to turn a reliably Democratic state like Wisconsin red, Grothman said: "Well, I think Hillary Clinton is about the weakest candidate the Democrats have ever put up. And now we have photo ID, and I think photo ID is going to make a little bit of a difference as well."
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Rep. Glenn Grothman, a Cruz supporter, came during an interview with Milwaukee news station TMJ4
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Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker praised the law Wednesday

Question: "I can't believe this is the @placeholder I grew up in.

Answer: Wisconsin

Answer: Wisconsin

Answer: Wisconsin

Question: Scott Walker, also a Cruz supporter -- passed a law requiring voters to show a government-issued @placeholder.

Answer: ID

Answer: ID


The attorney representing the University of Oklahoma's disgraced fraternity Sigma Alpha Epsilon has said he believes the members - including those who chanted racial slurs - deserve a second chance. Stephen Jones, who represented Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh, spoke at a press conference on Friday as he said he is seeking a 'non-legal' resolution with the university. Its president, David Boren, expelled the two students filmed leading the racist chant last weekend - but Jones said that Boren himself recently said that everyone deserves a second chance. 'We certainly think that's true for the members of the SAE house,' Jones continued. 'And perhaps even for the members who were involved in this unfortunate confrontation with the university and the basic values of SAE.'
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Stephen Jones, who represented the Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh, is now representing Sigma Alpha Epsilon at OU
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Speaking at a press conference on Friday, he said he is concerned for the safety of the students as some have received death threats
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He says they are seeking a 'non-legal solution' with the university but that if that fails, they would not rule out bringing a lawsuit
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University President David Boren expelled two students who were filmed leading a racist chant aboard a bus and shuttered their frat house

Question: The president of the university's @placeholder had previously issued a statement denying that his chapter had ever performed a similar chant.

Answer: Sigma Alpha Epsilon

Answer: SAE

Answer: SAE

Answer: Sigma Alpha Epsilon


Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini remained positive despite a Champions League defeat at Juventus that proved costly in more ways than one. City were beaten 1-0 in Turin to lose control of Group D, slipping to second behind the Italians and facing the prospect of yet another tough draw in the last 16. But even more worrying was an injury to goalkeeper Joe Hart, who limped off with a hamstring problem after 81 minutes. Hart later described the injury as 'nothing - a little bit tight' but City are going to have to wait until they return home to learn the full extent of the issue.
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Manchester City fell to a 1-0 defeat by Juventus in the Champions League
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The result could prevent them from finishing top of Group D
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This would mean a potentially difficult draw in the knockout stages
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City were dealt a further blow with goalkeeper Joe Hart getting injured
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Boss Manuel Pellegrini has rued his side's bad luck with injuries

Question: The Italians were impressive on the night and Paulo Dybala twice went close to doubling the lead, being denied by @placeholder and a post.

Answer: Joe Hart


A controversial documentary, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, claims the Church of Scientology broke up Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman. On Monday makers of the film Going Clear: Scientology And The Prison Of Belief sat down for a panel discussion, where they addressed the alleged role the church played in the demise of the Hollywood couple's marriage. Logan Hill moderated the talk, held by The New York Times, between author Lawrence Wright (who wrote the book the film is based on), filmmaker Paul Haggis, director Alex Gibney and former Scientology member Mike Rinder. Scroll down for video... Revelations: A documentary premiered at the Sundance Film Festival alleges that the Church of Scientology broke up Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman
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Going Clear, created by Alex Gibney, is an expose of the religion
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Film says head of the church David Miscavige was 'suspicious' of Kidman
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Marthy Rathburn, the second in command, says he was told to 'facilitate' the split
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Filmmakers claim organisation wire-tapped Kidman's phone and analyzed Cruise
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A rep for Cruise has denied he asked anyone to wiretap Kidman's phone
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Film says church tried re-educating the pair's children so they would turn against Kidman
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The church has previously denied allegations that they drove Kidman's children against her
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Church of Scientology has dubbed the film 'propaganda' and baseless
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The Hollywood couple divorced in 2001 - following the split Cruise became more active in the church

Question: '@placeholder was afraid that Nicole Kidman was slowly taking Tom away from the church,' Gibney continued.

Answer: David Miscavige


Kiev, Ukraine (CNN) -- Russia asserted its diplomatic and military muscle Saturday as tensions remained high ahead of a vote on secession in Crimea. About 60 Russian troops in six helicopters and three armored vehicles reportedly crossed into Ukraine's Kherson region and were in the town of Strilkove, on a strip of land just northeast of Crimea. The State Border Guard Service of Ukraine said the Russian troops were on the ground and the Ukrainian guards had taken defensive positions. The region is key to neighboring Crimea, because it gets electricity, freshwater and natural gas from there. The Russians said they were in Kherson to prevent a possible terrorist attack on oil assets in the area, according to the Ukrainian border guards.
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Ukraine says Russian troops on its soil in region that controls natural gas, water to Crimea
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Russians reportedly say they are there to prevent terrorist attacks on oil assets
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Russia vetoes resolution declaring Crimea referendum invalid
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Thousands of protesters rally in Ukraine and Moscow ahead of Sunday referendum

Question: Many people living in Ukraine's eastern region, along the Ukraine-Russia border, identify more with Russia than with @placeholder.

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukraine

Question: Saturday, protesters also took to the streets in the Russian capital, @placeholder.

Answer: Moscow

Question: @placeholder has seen steep declines in its stock market and the value of the ruble in recent days.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russians

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russians

Answer: Russia

Question: Lawmakers in Moscow are due to vote next Friday on accepting @placeholder into the Russian Federation should there be a "yes" vote in the referendum.

Answer: Crimea

Answer: Crimea

Answer: Crimea

Answer: Crimea

Answer: Crimea


(CNN) Actress Carrie Fisher, whose grit and wit made "Star Wars'" Princess Leia an iconic and beloved figure to millions of moviegoers, died Tuesday in Los Angeles. She was 60. Her death was confirmed in a statement issued by the publicist for Billie Lourd, Fisher's daughter. "It is with a very deep sadness that Billie Lourd confirms that her beloved mother Carrie Fisher passed away at 8:55 this morning," Simon Halls said. Fisher's death came four days after she suffered a cardiac event on a flight from London to Los Angeles, according to a source familiar with the situation. 'The family business'
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Carrie Fisher was 'gorgeous, fiercely independent and ferociously funny,' Mark Hamill says
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Fisher suffered a cardiac event on a flight from London four days ago

Question: Her tough-as-nails princess was strong and independent -- and the role positioned @placeholder in the decades that followed as something of a feminist icon.

Answer: Carrie Fisher

Answer: Fisher

Answer: Carrie Fisher

Answer: Fisher

Answer: Carrie Fisher

Answer: Fisher


It is just over one month until the New Horizons spacecraft arrives at Pluto on 14 July - the first ever visit to the dwarf planet and one of the most anticipated space missions this millennium. And its impending arrival has caused the Plutonian system to be cast under more scrutiny than it ever has been before. Now, in the latest research, astronomers have taken the most detailed look at its moons - and found some surprising results, namely that they have chaotic rotations and strange surface compositions. The study, carried out by the University of Maryland, examined how Pluto and its large satellite Charon interact with the four smaller moons - Kerberos, Styx, Nix and Hydra.
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University of Maryland study revealed characteristics of Pluto's moons
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Most of the moons were found to have chaotic, tumbling rotations
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But, surprisingly, they seem to be in stable orbits around Pluto and Charon
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And four of the five moons appear to be as bright as white sand

Question: The two are gravitational locked, so @placeholder neither rises nor sets, but hovers over the same spot on Pluto's surface.

Answer: Charon

Answer: Charon


In his final moments, 8-year-old Tyler Doohan managed to rescue six people -- including two younger children -- from a burning mobile home in upstate New York, authorities said. A last-ditch effort, however, to save his disabled grandfather cost the boy his life. His body was found next to his grandfather, whom Tyler considered a best friend. "It makes me really proud, it really does, but I just want him back," Tyler's mother, Crystal Vrooman, told CNN affiliate WHAM. Tyler, an East Rochester resident, was staying at the home of relatives in the nearby town of Penfield on Sunday night when he noticed a fire in the single-wide trailer, said Penfield Fire Chief Chris Ebmeyer.
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Tyler Doohan, 8, alerts relatives to an early-morning fire, and 6 escape
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He returns to the mobile home to help his disabled grandfather but dies in effort
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The single-wide trailer had no working smoke detector, fire chief says

Question: "All I could think about is how he couldn't breathe," @placeholder told WHAM.

Answer: Crystal Vrooman