Headteachers are failing to inform the police about would-be jihadi pupils at risk of travelling to Syria, a senior prosecutor has said. Nazir Afzal said schools were worried about pupils travelling to the war-torn country over the Easter break but were protecting teenage students as they do not want them placed under investigation. Mr Afzal, who stood down yesterday as chief crown prosecutor for northwest England, said the leaders of two London state secondary schools had told of him more than a dozen male and female pupils whose parents believed they were ‘groomed and seduced’ by Islamic State. Scroll down for video
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Nazir Afzal said schools were worried about pupils travelling over holidays
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But schools protecting teenagers because they do not want them placed under investigation, he claims
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About 600 Britons are believed to have joined Islamic State since 2013

Question: One of the schools is in east London and the other in west @placeholder.

Answer: London


A UFO was spotted hovering over a sweltering city  - but it turned out to be just a cloud. Keen alien-spotters headed online after seeing what looked like a flying saucer towering over Dublin, Ireland on Tuesday morning. But true believers were left disappointed after it only turned out to be an extra-terrestrial-shaped cloud. Student Carla Whelan, 18, posted shots of the martian shaped fluffy cloud. Her search for an answer was found, with the object being identified as a possible lenticular cloud, according to the Met Office, and not the sign of an impending invasion. The clouds form after rushing, moist air runs straight into a mountain and is forced upwards before condensing on the downward slope.
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Student Carla Whelan, 18, posted shots of the mysterious martian cloud
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It looked like a flying saucer was going to invade Dublin, Ireland
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The Met Office has said it is a lenticular cloud and not an alien invasion

Question: Colly Murray added: 'Strange looking cloud about @placeholder this morning £ufo.

Answer: Dublin

Answer: Dublin


Jeremain Lens was axed from Sunderland’s first-team squad and is set to be fined two weeks' wages after refusing to take part in a post-match workout, Sportsmail can reveal. The Holland forward – a £9million summer signing from Dynamo Kiev - was an unused substitute during the 1-0 home defeat to Watford last weekend. Afterwards, Lens infuriated manager Sam Allardyce and his backroom team by refusing to join his fellow subs in a running exercise on the pitch at the Stadium of Light. The Black Cats boss and the club are now in the process of imposing a maximum fine – thought to be in the region of £100,000 – and Lens trained with the Under-21s towards the end of last week.
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Jeremain Lens failed to take part in running exercise after Watford defeat
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Dutchman set to be handed maximum club fine and trained with Under 21s
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Dropped for Sunderland's squad against Chelsea for 'disciplinary reasons'
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Boss Sam Allardyce and players infuriated by forward's attitude

Question: He was then left out of the squad beaten 3-1 at Chelsea on Saturday with @placeholder confirming his omission was because of ‘disciplinary reasons’.

Answer: Sam Allardyce


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

Question: ISIS destroyed many other historic sites until the @placeholder army -- backed by Russian forces -- retook the city in March.

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrian

Question: @placeholder TV set up a state of the art stage and broadcast facility, complete with a crane-mounted camera and a drone.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian


(CNN) Three people have died from an Ebola outbreak in a remote northern region of the Democratic Republic of Congo, as health officials travel to the central African country in response to a rising number of suspected cases, the World Health Organization says. Last week, WHO reported one Ebola-related death and the possibility of two others. On Saturday, the organization confirmed the other two deaths were also Ebola-related. The first case, which came April 22, involved a 45-year-old man. The taxi driver who took the man to the hospital and a person who cared for the man both became sick and later died, WHO said.
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Latest deaths are a taxi driver who drove Ebola patient to hospital, person who cared for patient
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Though scope of outbreak is unknown, WHO is not advising people to restrict trade with or travel to DRC

Question: Aside from the 1976 outbreak in DRC, which killed 280 people in Yambuku, the deadliest outbreak came in 1995, when @placeholder killed 250 people in Kikwit.

Answer: Ebola

Answer: Ebola

Answer: Ebola

Answer: Ebola


(CNN) Iowa newlyweds are clinging to hope as their nearly 3-week-old daughter fights for her life after contracting a deadly virus believed to be from a simple kiss. Nicole and Shane Sifrit welcomed baby Mariana on July 1. A week later -- two hours after the couple's wedding -- they say they noticed that the girl was not eating and would not wake up when they tried to get her to respond. "Within two hours, she had quit breathing, and all her organs just started to fail," Nicole Sifrit told CNN affiliate WHO. According to WHO, the couple left their wedding early to take Mariana to Blank Children's Hospital in Des Moines, where they learned that she had contracted meningitis HSV-1, caused by the herpes virus -- the same virus that causes cold sores.
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Baby Mariana was diagnosed with meningitis HSV-1, according to her mother
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The condition is caused by the herpes virus
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Parents should be careful during a child's first two months, a pediatrician warns

Question: Doctors have warned that because of the damage the virus has caused, if @placeholder survives, she will have long-term problems with her brain, liver and kidneys, according to Sifrit.

Answer: Mariana

Answer: Mariana

Answer: Baby Mariana


A father who walked out of a secretive Christian commune where everyone wears blue uniforms and birth control is non-existent said living in the community was like being in a scary thriller movie. Elijah Overcomer, 26, left Gloriavale, a town of about 500 on New Zealand's west coast,  with his wife, Rosanna, 29, and their children in late March 2013. Shortly following their departure, the family watched the 2004 psychological thriller The Village, by M. Night Shyamalan. Mr Overcomer said the film - where residents of a pretend 19th century town fear the 'wicked' outside world - was a 'good comparison with our community', especially in their views of the greater world.
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Elijah Overcomer and his wife Rosanna walked out of Gloriavale
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It is a secretive Christian commune on the New Zealand West Coast
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He said M Night Shyamalan movie The Village is a 'good comparison'
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'All you know to be outside Gloriavale is a lot of evil'
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He was initially kicked out for 'asking too many questions'
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After leaving Gloriavale, family grappled with religious fears
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People opened their homes, hearts and wallets to the Gloriavale refugees
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A Timaru church has been instrumental in settling the family
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There has recently been an exodus from Gloriavale

Question: @placeholder baby: Daughter Honour is pictured decked out in her Gloriavale uniform

Answer: Gloriavale

Answer: Gloriavale

Answer: Gloriavale

Answer: Gloriavale

Answer: Gloriavale


Referee Martin Atkinson will take charge of this Sunday's Merseyside derby - the official's first at Goodison Park since he infuriated Everton fans four years ago. Atkinson will stand in his fifth clash between Everton and Liverpool, who renew hostilities at Goodison Park at 1.30pm on Sunday, having previously caused controversy in the fixture. The West Yorkshire official has sent off three players during those Mersey derbies, with his decision to show Jack Rodwell a straight red card for a foul on Luis Suarez in 2011 the most controversial. Rodwell had appeared to execute a perfectly good tackle on the then Liverpool striker, whose team went on to beat their 10-man opponents 2-0. The red card was later rescinded.
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Everton host Liverpool in Mersey derby at 1.30pm on Sunday
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Martin Atkinson will officiate, having caused controversy in fixture in past
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Everton were outraged at a red card shown to Jack Rodwell in 2011

Question: He also took charge during @placeholder's 4-0 win at Anfield in 2014 and the 1-1 draw last season, when Phil Jagielka's late thunderbolt secured a 1-1 draw.

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool


ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- One day while driving with her father, Hannah Salwen noticed a Mercedes stopped next to a homeless man sitting on the curb. The Salwen family of Atlanta, Georgia, has decided to sell this house and give half the proceeds to charity. "I said to my dad, 'If that guy didn't have such a nice car, then that guy could have a nice meal,' " the 15-year-old from Atlanta, Georgia, recalled. And so began the tale of what the Salwen family calls "Hannah's Lunchbox." Watch why family wants to give away $800K » It started as family discussions about what they needed versus what was enough. Hannah's father Kevin, an entrepreneur, is on the board of the Atlanta Habitat for Humanity and is no stranger to community work, but he said this family conversation was life-changing.
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Family tries to sell $1.8 million mansion and give half the proceeds to charity
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Decision comes after discussions about how much wealth is needed
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Family voluntarily downsizes to more ordinary house
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After sale, money will go to villages in Ghana via the Hunger Project

Question: Lately the family has spent a lot of time around the kitchen table talking about an upcoming two-week trip to @placeholder.

Answer: Ghana


Wearing a retro pair of red shorts and clutching his father's hand before treating the crowds of well-wishers to a wave, one-year-old Prince George show at his sister Charlotte's christening on Sunday. George arrived wearing an outfit by designer Rachel Riley - one of the Duchess of Cambridge's favourite childrenswear designers - which was almost identical to one worn by Prince William to meet his newborn brother Harry for the first time more than thirty years ago. And it seems that the royal tot, who turns two this month, has the midas touch after the embroidered smock and bold shorts sold out within hours of him making an appearance.
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Prince George arrived for the christening in a red and white outfit
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Ensemble is almost identical to one worn by William 30 years ago
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George, who is two this month, caused smoked set to sell out

Question: This is a must-have for all boys especially after Prince @placeholder was spotted wearing his at the polo!

Answer: Prince George

Answer: George

Answer: George

Answer: George


A Japanese man has become a viral sensation after he was captured going for a walk with his enormous pet tortoise. Funeral director Mitani Hisao has owned the tortoise for 19 years after he purchased it from a Tokyo pet shop to take the place of the child he never had. The 62-year-old named the tortoise Bon-chan and watched over it as it grew from five to 75cm in diameter. Mitani said: ‘I never had any children, but 19 years ago my wife caught the eyes of this little tortoise and felt an instant bond with him. I couldn't leave the store without it.
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Mitani Hisao has owned the tortoise for 19 years after buying it in Tokyo
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The tortoise has grown from five to 75cm in diameter under Mitani's watch
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Named Bon-chan, the creature accompanies Mitani on walks around city
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The 62-year-old said that the tortoise took the place of child he never had

Question: Despite the reputation of the tortoise being a slow and methodical creature, Mitani claims that @placeholder-chan is actually pretty quick.

Answer: Bon

Answer: Bon

Question: @placeholder-chan also spends time with Mitani at work where he brings comfort to customers dealing with the death of a loved one.

Answer: Bon

Answer: Bon


"Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" is not a very good movie. Actually, it's less of a movie than a horrific catalogue of everything that is miserable and boring in modern Hollywood: The urge to sequelize into infinity, the paycheck-gravitas of great British actors, the redefinition of "plot" as "a series of digitalized set-pieces signifying nothing," the notion of Shia LaBeouf as an action hero, the notion that Russians still make interesting villains, the limits of Cate Blanchett's greatness, but, most of all, the TV-ification of movie stardom, whereby every movie star is only really a star when they're sleepwalking through reheated incarnations of their most iconic roles. (See also: Renée Zellweger, Sylvester Stallone, everyone who has ever starred in a superhero movie besides Christian Bale, the cast of "Fast Five," the cast of "Twilight.")
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"Crystal Skull" was directed by Spielberg, who has earned the right to strike out every now and then
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Spielberg has been producing great, complex, entertaining Hollywood fare for 40 years now
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In a new interview with Empire, Spielberg sounds pretty serene about the "Indiana Jones" fourquel

Question: You don't just pick out your favorite @placeholder film; you pick out your favorite Spielberg phase.

Answer: Spielberg

Answer: Spielberg

Answer: Spielberg


The Grand Slam door was slammed in Ireland’s face at the Millennium Stadium as Wales defended their patch like 15 Cardiff bouncers to secure a famous RBS 6 Nations victory. As the Welsh tackle count moved past the 250 mark, it was clear that Ireland had finally met their match. There have been questions about the entertainment value of northern hemisphere rugby but, if ever an advert was needed, this was it. Shaun Edwards punched the air in delight and the championship race lives on. Wales killed off Ireland’s 10-match winning run and – describing himself as ‘a simple Kiwi boy’ in the post-match press conference – Warren Gatland proved that he is a smarter tactician than a tub of Flora.
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Wales raced into an early lead as Leigh Halfpenny kicked the first points of the match from a penalty
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Full back Halfpenny scored another three penalties for the home side as Wales led 12-0 at the Millennium Stadium
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Johnny Sexton pulled it back to 12-6 with two penalties before Dan Biggar scored a drop goal to make it 15-6
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Sexton added another three points with a penalty as the sides went in at half time without a try on the board
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Ireland pressed for a try early in the second half but the Wales defence held firm as they approached the try line
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Scott Williams gave Wales a commanding lead with the opening try in the 62nd minute to make 20-9
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Ireland were awarded a penalty try with just over 10 minutes to play which was converted to make 20-16
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Halfpenny made it 23-16 with five minutes to play after scoring his fifth penalty of the match

Question: Wales were on the brink of their third home victory over Ireland in 33 years, although @placeholder were not finished.

Answer: Ireland

Answer: Ireland

Answer: Ireland

Answer: Ireland

Answer: Ireland


Jurgen Klopp wants Borussia Dortmund's reserve team manager David Wagner, the former USA international, to join his Liverpool staff, Sportsmail understands. The pair formed a friendship playing alongside each other at Mainz between 1991 to 1995 and were reunited at Dortmund when Wagner took charge of the club's Under-21 side in July 2011. Klopp is looking to shape his own backroom team at Liverpool, with Peter Krawietz, his assistant at the Wesfalenstadion, and Zeljko Buvac, another established associate, moving to Anfield. Liverpool assistants Gary McAllister and Sean O'Driscoll, appointed in the summer, will leave the club, so too Chris Davies, head of opposition analysis, and Glen Driscoll, head of performance.
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David Wagner played alongside Jurgen Klopp at Mainz in the early 1990s
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Wagner was reunited with the manager at Borussia Dortmund in 2011
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Klopp wants the Dortmund reserve team boss to join his Liverpool staff
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Associates Peter Krawietz and Zeljko Buvac will be included in backroom
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Liverpool assistants Gary McAllister and Sean O'Driscoll will leave Anfield

Question: @placeholder had a nomadic playing career, appearing for eight clubs including Schalke.

Answer: David Wagner

Answer: Wagner

Answer: David Wagner

Answer: Wagner


Washington (CNN) -- The United States is open to a "more constructive relationship with the Venezuelan government" following the death of Hugo Chavez on Tuesday and the expulsion of two military attaches. However, the action against the United States is "not a sign of strength," according to a senior Obama administration official, describing the move as an internal political ploy to stir nationalistic fervor. The official said Venezuela's vice president, Nicolas Maduro, "is not charismatic" and is trying to sustain the Chavez legacy and win an election by advancing "conspiracy theories." Chavez died of cancer, Maduro said. President Barack Obama said in a statement that the United States "reaffirms its support for the Venezuelan people and its interest in developing a constructive relationship" with Venezuela's government.
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White House interested in policies that promote democratic principles
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Source says expulsion of two U.S. military aides "not a sign of strength"
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Obama administration wants elections to be "free and fair and credible," source says
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez died after a long fight with cancer

Question: The officials believe that Chavez adherents led by @placeholder will want to maintain the same approach, but could be more pragmatic and less confrontational.

Answer: Nicolas Maduro

Answer: Maduro


She was awarded a Nobel Peace Prize after standing up for girls' right in Pakistan in a campaign which saw her shot in the head during a failed Taliban assassination attempt. Now Pakistani teenager Malala Yousafzai has shown she is as intelligent as she is courageous - scoring a string of A*s and As in her GCSEs. The 18-year-old's proud father Ziauddin Yousafzai took Twitter to announce the news today, writing: 'My wife Toor Pekai and I are proud of Malala getting 6A*s and 4As. Education for every child.' Malala was just 14 when she survived a Taliban assassination attempt in October 2012 after her calls for equal rights and education for girls angered militants in the Swat Valley in Pakistan.
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Teenager was shot in head after calling for education for girls in Pakistan
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Flown to UK for emergency treatment and has since settled in Birmingham
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Last year Malala became the youngest ever winner of the Nobel Peace Prize
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Today her proud father announced her brilliant GCSE results on Twitter

Question: 'But the truth is that, whether these acquitted men were involved or not in the @placeholder shooting, the public has been lied to.'

Answer: Malala Yousafzai

Answer: Ziauddin Yousafzai

Answer: Malala

Answer: Malala

Answer: Malala


A woman was stopped from boarding a plane after the dress was deemed 'too short'. After landing in Mumbai, India, on a Qatar Airways service from Doha, the woman was stopped from getting on her connecting flight to Delhi with IndiGo. It is believed she was only allowed to continue on her journey on India's biggest airline once she had changed into trousers. One passenger, Purabi Das, wrote on Facebook about how the incident unfolded, reports NDTV.com. 'She was not permitted to board because she was wearing a knee-length frock which was considered inappropriate wear by an airlines that has frocks of the same length for its stewardesses' uniforms,' Das wrote.
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Passenger was flying with Indian airline IndiGo from Mumbai to Delhi
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But was prevented from boarding as clothing deemed inappropriate
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She was only allowed to continue on after she changed into trousers

Question: The woman's sister is believed to be an @placeholder employee, while she herself has also worked for the company previously.

Answer: India

Answer: IndiGo

Answer: India

Answer: Indian

Answer: IndiGo


(CNN) --  A state-run Chinese newspaper expressed relief Monday that senior Japanese officials had dismissed the country's air force chief after he denied Japan's aggression before and during World War II. General Toshio Tamogami Gen. Toshio Tamogami lost his job as chief of staff for Japan's Air Self-Defense Force, the Ministry of Defense said, after saying in an essay that "it is certainly a false accusation to say that our country was an aggressor nation." Japanese troops invaded China in 1937 and were widely accused of gross human rights abuses, including raping tens of thousands of girls and women and killing several hundred thousand others in what has come to be called "The Rape of Nanking." Imperial Japan also invaded several other Asian nations, leading to the death and misery for an untold number.
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Chief of Japan's air force dismissed for saying Japan was not aggressor in WWII
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China, South Korea criticize published essay of General Toshio Tamogami
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Two previous Japanese prime ministers have apologized for aggression

Question: He vowed @placeholder would never again take "the path to war."

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japan

Answer: Imperial Japan

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japan


(CNN) Squeals of delight echo around the room at Vanderbilt's Children's Hospital in Nashville, Tennessee. Nine-year-old cancer survivor Bryce Greenwell turns to his mother, Jenny. "Did you know about this?" he asks, hands cupped to his face in surprise. "Yes," she says with a nod, smiling from ear to ear. "Oh, my gosh, he has missed you guys so much!" pet therapist Michelle Thompson says as she hands Swoosh, her trained toy Pomeranian, over to two eager boys. "Did you miss him? He talks to me about you boys all the time." "I haven't seen him in a long time," says 7-year-old Mitchell Montalbano, who recently graduated from chemotherapy treatment, cancer-free. "Swoosh, what have you been up to?"
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Two boys who were treated for cancer treasured their time with therapy dog Swoosh
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A new study looked at the impact of therapy dogs on children and their parents

Question: "But when he saw @placeholder, his anxiety level went down without the use of medicine.

Answer: Swoosh

Answer: Swoosh

Answer: Swoosh

Question: "When Bryce saw @placeholder today, after not seeing him for about two years, it really warmed my heart," she says, tearing up.

Answer: Swoosh

Answer: Swoosh

Answer: Swoosh

Question: "It was after those first few visits with @placeholder that he would say, 'OK, you know, I'm not going to die.

Answer: Swoosh

Answer: Swoosh

Answer: Swoosh

Question: Kristy adds incredulously, "and he would say, 'Mommy, when do we get to go back to the hospital so I can play with @placeholder?'

Answer: Swoosh

Answer: Swoosh

Answer: Swoosh

Question: He wanted to go get chemo so he could play with @placeholder."

Answer: Swoosh

Answer: Swoosh

Answer: Swoosh

Question: A statistically significant reduction in parental stress was one of the key findings of the randomized clinical trial, @placeholder's Gilmer says.

Answer: Vanderbilt

Question: "I think everyone should have a chance with @placeholder," Bryce says.

Answer: Swoosh

Answer: Swoosh

Answer: Swoosh

Question: Nothing in words can describe how good it felt to see @placeholder again."

Answer: Swoosh

Answer: Swoosh

Answer: Swoosh


(CNN) A student who made a "prom-posal" to Emma Stone has gotten his answer. High school junior Jacob Staudenmeier re-created the opening scene of "La La Land" to make his plea to the actress to attend the prom with him. All he needed was a few cars to make it look like he was in a traffic jam, some friends and a reworking of the words to the movie's opening number, "Another Day of Sun." "People say I look like Ryan Gosling and maybe that's a bit far-fetched," Staudenmeier sings while decked out in a tux and some shades. "Please don't let me down, it'd be in your hometown."
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Arizona high school junior's invite to actress Emma Stone was a hit online
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She called his "La La Land" stunt "the greatest proposal I've ever received"

Question: "Thank you and P.S., I do see @placeholder around the eyes," she wrote.

Answer: Ryan Gosling


(CNN) Fifteen years ago today, on September 11, 2001, members of the Air National Guard leapt into action -- scrambling F-16s, putting their lives at risk, and serving as the vanguard between our country and its enemies. This should come as no surprise. The first American militia, founded in 1636, consistently lives up to the motto "Always Ready, Always There." And while most Americans are aware of the National Guard's valiant contributions on domestic missions -- its effective and rapid response to hurricanes, wildfires and floods -- perhaps the most significant contribution the Guard makes is on the battlefield. Indeed, the National Guard provides a critical link between local communities and American national security.
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Wendy Anderson: National Guard is more than simply a critical component of our nation's fighting force
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It is also the connective tissue bridging the civil-military divide, she says

Question: At 42.6% of the total selected reserve, the Army National Guard represents both the largest segment of the nation's "citizen soldiers," but also a diverse cross section of the @placeholder who serve, and whose families serve alongside them.

Answer: American

Answer: Americans

Answer: American


Proud and unabashed, Aston Villa supporting talkSPORT commentator Stan Collymore showed his true colours when he watched his boyhood club claw back a vital point against Premier League relegation rivals QPR. Sporting a claret and blue scarf in the press box at Villa Park, the former striker could not contain himself  as Christian Benteke fired home to make it 2-1 to the home side and was pictured leaping out of his seat. That lead wouldn't last though, as goals from QPR's Clint Hill and Charlie Austin turned the game on its head and made it 3-2 in the visitors' favour.
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TalkSPORT commentator Stan Collymore grew up supporting Aston Villa
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Covering Villa's 3-3 draw with QPR on Tuesday, he could not hide his delight when Christian Benteke scored
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He was pictured leaping from his seat in the Villa Park press box

Question: But luckily for Collymore and indeed for Villa, @placeholder managed to draw the two sides level with a stunning free-kick on 83 minutes.

Answer: Christian Benteke

Answer: Christian Benteke


Seoul (CNN) South Korea and the United States will conduct a mock attack on a nuclear facility next month, an official with the South Korean Defense Department told CNN. Though the official said the drills are not aimed particularly at North Korea, the announcement comes less than two weeks after North Korea claimed to have successfully tested a nuclear warhead  -- its second nuclear test this year and fifth one ever. The US and South Korea will also simulate what to do in the event of a sudden missile attack. North Korea's nuclear test prompted a strong rebuke from the international community, with South Korea saying it was "getting ready for the worst case scenario."
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The two countries will simulate attacks on nuclear facilities and sudden missile strikes
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The announcement comes after North Korea conducted a nuclear test this month

Question: In its announcement, @placeholder said the nuclear facility attack simulation will take place using a GBU-31 Joint Direct Attack Munition, a kit that converts bombs that normally just free-fall from planes into guided munitions.

Answer: South Korea

Answer: South Korean Defense Department

Answer: South Korea

Answer: South Korea


(CNN) -- Malaysian authorities are bolstering security measures on the island of Borneo after a Chinese citizen was kidnapped by suspected Filipino rebels Tuesday. Gunmen armed with M-16 rifles abducted Yang Zailin, 34, from the fish farm where he worked on the east coast of Sabah around 2.45 am, the state's director general of security, Mohammad Mentek said in a statement Tuesday. The kidnappers, who are believed to be from the mainly Muslim southern part of the Philippines, fled by boat into international waters after exchanging gunfire with Malaysian security forces, the statement said. Originally from Guizhou province, Yang had been working in Sabah for three years as the manager of the farm, China's Deputy Consul General in Kuching, Liu Dong Yuan, told CNN. The farm belongs to a Hong Kong-owned company called Wonderful Terrace.
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Gunmen have kidnapped a Chinese man working in Malaysian Borneo
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Authorities believe Filipino rebels are responsible
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Another Chinese citizen and a Filipino worker were abducted from the region last month

Question: Many relatives of those on board the missing plane, most of whom were @placeholder, have been fiercely critical of Malaysia's handling of the investigation.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese


A bodyboarder who suffered serious injuries after being attacked by a shark on the NSW north coast has woken up in hospital. Mathew Lee was mauled by a four metre great white shark while in the water at Ballina on July 2, suffering significant damage to his lower legs. The 32-year-old was rushed to Gold Coast University Hospital in a critical condition but has since regained consciousness, smiling for a photo with his partner Suzy Gerada. 'Mat is awake and he's in good spirits,' a post to the Mathew Lee support page on Facebook states. 'He wanted to let everyone know how grateful he is for the many well wishes and love sent to him.
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Great white shark attack survivor Mathew Lee is in 'good spirits'
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He  posed in a photo with partner Suzy, captioned: 'hospital snuggles'
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The official support page on Facebook has seen thousands of likes already
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Mr Lee was attacked by a shark at Lighthouse Beach in Ballina, NSW
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The 32-year-old sustained significant leg injuries in the attack, but is conscious after surgery

Question: The mother of another shark attack victim from @placeholder eight years ago also voiced her support for Mat, saying 'we wish nothing more than for you to get through these tough times and come out great'.

Answer: Ballina

Answer: Ballina

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

Answer: Lee


(CNN) December 2017 marks one year before Elizabeth Line trains start to whisk commuters under London's streets. But the line is already having an impact on the London property market -- triggering a spike in house prices near the stations, slashing commute times and opening new residential areas for commuters. Royal Purple The $20 billion Elizabeth Line -- called Crossrail while it's still under construction -- will be named in honor of the UK's Queen Elizabeth II. It will add a rather regal shade of purple to the red, yellow, green and blue-colored lines on London's famous Tube map, and a much-needed 10% expansion to central London's transport capacity.
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The Elizabeth Line will open in December 2018.
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Brexit uncertainty has resulted in a 2% drop in house prices.
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House prices near Crossrail stations grew by 39% in three years.

Question: Although it's not yet open, the @placeholder has already led to significant "Crossrail effects" on London property.

Answer: Elizabeth Line

Answer: Elizabeth Line

Answer: Elizabeth Line


Washington (CNN) House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes, R-California, said Sunday he doesn't blame President Donald Trump for complaining about leaks from the intelligence community. "You're going to see at the highest level of the past administration, at that level, I think, Donald Trump had a lot of problems with, and I don't blame him for having a lot of problems -- there were a lot of leaks," Nunes told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union." Nunes said leaks in the last 60 to 90 days before the election occurred were attributable to "the Obama administration directly or the intelligence community."
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Rep. Devin Nunes said he doesn't blame Trump for complaining about leaks
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Nunes' comments come after Trump visited CIA headquarters

Question: Nunes said Trump's visit Saturday to the @placeholder was intended to "show support" for the agency.

Answer: R

Answer: CIA


Washington (CNN) -- How things change. In 2008, after a bruising primary battle with Hillary Clinton, then-Sen. Barack Obama was on the outs with former President Bill Clinton. This election cycle, Clinton is one of Obama's most visible surrogates. Obama and Clinton were to appear together Monday night at three New York City fundraisers, which are expected to bring in millions of dollars. In April, the two appeared side by side at the home of longtime Clinton supporter and former Democratic National Committee Chairman Terry McAuliffe, raising $2.1 million for the Obama campaign and the DNC. Clinton and Obama hit up the Big Apple
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The Obama campaign is relying heavily on Bill Clinton's connections
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"Clinton just wants to help," a source close to the former president said
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Obama hopes Clinton can woo white, working-class men in key Southern and Rust Belt states
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There's been missteps: Clinton recently said Romney had a "sterling business career"

Question: @placeholder is also expected to hit the trail to rally voters leading up to the November election.

Answer: Bill Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Bill Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Question: "I have a general rule, which is that whatever he asked me about my advice, and whatever I say, should become public only if he decides to make it public," @placeholder told reporters then.

Answer: Bill Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Bill Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton


(CNN) The first war that President Trump has declared is a war against the news media. In his first few days in the White House, the President and his advisers took direct aim at the reporters who are covering them. Standing in the headquarters of the CIA, President Trump decided to devote much of his remarks to assailing journalists. "I have a running war with the media. They are among the most dishonest human beings on earth, right?" And press secretary Sean Spicer used his first White House briefing as an opportunity to attack the media falsely for understating the size of the crowds at Trump's inaugural ceremony.
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Other presidents have assailed the media, but Trump's assault seems qualitatively different, writes Julian Zelizer.
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This administration is conducting a war to systematically undermine the media's ability to act as a watchdog, he says

Question: When CNN's @placeholder aired a segment challenging his allegations about massive voting fraud, he retweeted tweets accusing Zeleny of bring a bad journalist and went on to condemn CNN generally.

Answer: Julian Zelizer


A controversial Spanish aquarium trainer who was accused of abusing dolphins has been found dead following a suspected suicide. Jose Luis Barbero, 59, who was due to arrive in the US to work at the Georgia Aquarium at the beginning of March believed to have taken his own life in Spain after he started receiving death threats when video emerged of him apparently kicking and hitting the animals . The 59-year-old was working on the resort island of Mallorca in the Mediterranean Sea  when he vanished on Friday after the damning footage surfaced. Scroll down for video Dolphin trainer Jose Luis Barbero, who was just hired by the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta, has been found dead in Spain following a suspected suicide
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Jose Luis Barbero went missing from island of Mallorca near Spain
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A statement from the aquarium said he has since been found dead
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He was due to start work as vice president at Georgia Aquarium this month
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The 59-year-old was allegedly seen badly mistreating dolphins in videos
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After the videos surfaced, he reportedly began receiving death threats
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Barbero was last seen leaving his home on Tuesday
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Aquarium has a zero tolerance policy towards mistreatment of animals

Question: The most recent video allegedly shows Barbero being aggressive towards dolphins during a training session at a theme park in S@placeholder

Answer: Spanish

Answer: Spain

Answer: Spain

Answer: Spain


Federal prosecutors are reportedly preparing criminal corruption charges against New Jersey Democratic Senator Bob Menendez, the result of a grand jury probe that has lasted two years. Menendez, 61, has seen pressure from the Obama administration over his positions on Cuba and Iran. And he has long faced ethics questions about his relationship with Florida eye doctor Salomon Melgen, a wealthy and prolific donor. The senator's aides admitted in 2013 that he had intervened a year earlier with the acting chief of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services on his friend's behalf, pushing back against accusations of overbilling the Medicare system by $8.9 million.
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New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez could be charged in a matter of weeks
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Attorney general reportedly gave approval but insists 'I can't comment'
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Federal grand jury has been probing whether he traded political donations from eye doctor Salomon Melgen for improper government favors
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Menendez spokeswoman says doctor has been 'one of his closest friends for decades' and insists everything he did was lawful
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HHS accused Melgen of overbilling Medicare by $8.9 million and ordered him to pay it back; Menendez intervened about his case
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Senator also paid Melgen back $58,500 for trips on the donor's private jet, calling his failure to reimburse him an 'oversight'
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Allegedly pressured US Customs to stop giving the Dominican Republic used cargo x-ray equipment so a company Melgen controlled would win a contract for new machines
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His aides refused to testify before a federal grand jury about conversations their boss had with HHS officials and a lawyer engaged to lobby for Melgen

Question: Other news reports described an alleged scheme in which Melgen used leftover fluid from single-use injection vials to treat two or three additional patients, billing @placeholder for a new vial with each treatment.

Answer: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services

Answer: Medicare

Answer: Medicare


The dream is over for Bradley Wright-Phillips and his New York Red Bulls. For the third season in a row, the men from New Jersey fell in the play-off’s having promised so much during the regular season. They really are developing a nasty habit of choking when the heat is on. Former Charlton and Southampton striker Wright-Phillips cut a forlorn figure all night though no one could argue that the Columbus Crew don't deserve their ticket to next Sunday’s final where they will host Portland. Last weekend’s 2-0 first leg defeat had left the Red Bulls facing a serious uphill challenge, one which was ultimately beyond them. There was no cutting edge, no spark when manager Jesse Marsch needed it most.
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Anatole Abang scored for New York Red Bulls in stoppage time
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Columbus Crew took a 2-0 advantage into the match from the first leg
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New York Red Bulls already won the Supporters Shield this season

Question: Justin Meram’s opener after just nine seconds last weekend was the spark which ignited a supremely solid display to put the @placeholder within touching distance of their first appearance in the end of season showpiece since 2008.

Answer: Columbus Crew


(CNN) "Why can't you stop the war?" Seven-year-old Syrian refugee Bana Alabed made this heartbreaking appeal to the world Wednesday morning: Stop the carnage that's dragged on for six years in Syria and killed hundreds of thousands of her countrymen, including children. "I want (them) to stop the war, and I want the children of Syria to play and go to school and live in peace," Bana told CNN's "New Day." "Together we can help them. Together we can save them." The child's appeal comes as the international community expressed shock and outrage at reports of a suspected chemical attack Tuesday that killed scores of civilians in northwestern Syria.
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"The world is watching. The world doesn't do anything," Bana Alabed says
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Girl's appeal comes as world leaders express outrage over suspected gas attack in Syria

Question: "I don't know why the world can't stop the war in @placeholder."

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria


Taipei, Taiwan (CNN) Eclipsed for years by a rising China, Taiwan is standing taller after a thrilling and historic exercise in democracy. In a landslide win January 16, Tsai Ing-wen became Taiwan's first female president. Known as "Dr. Tsai" after completing a doctorate at the London School of Economics, she's also the first woman in Asia to be elected head of state without being part of a political legacy. While Tsai is known for her steely calm and understated manner, Freddy Lim is famous for his over-the-top stage antics as the frontman for Chthonic, one of Asia's leading black-metal bands.
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Taiwan's colorful democracy stands in sharp contrast to one-party China
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Island has just elected first female president, Tsai Ing-wen
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China and Taiwan are divided by decades of tension after separating in 1949.

Question: And it's all happening at a time when @placeholder is distancing itself even further from the mainland.

Answer: Taiwan

Answer: Taiwan

Answer: Taiwan

Answer: Taiwan

Answer: Taiwan

Question: And this has emerged as a key challenge for Taiwan's new president -- finding a way to work with China, while affirming @placeholder's own identity.

Answer: Taiwan

Answer: Taiwan

Answer: Taiwan

Answer: Taiwan

Answer: Taiwan

Question: "Even if @placeholder does not have official diplomatic ties with those countries, a lot more can and should be done to revitalize Taiwan's economy."

Answer: Taiwan

Answer: Taiwan

Answer: Taiwan

Answer: Taiwan

Answer: Taiwan


(Financial Times) -- Spanish and Italian bond and stock markets tumbled on Monday, bringing a months-long rally to an abrupt halt as investors pulled back amid a political storm in Madrid and as Silvio Berlusconi staged an electoral fightback in Italy. Yields on Spanish sovereign debt suffered their biggest one-day percentage jump since September as the row over slush fund allegations engulfing Mariano Rajoy, Spanish prime minister, and his party rattled investors. Mr Rajoy over the weekend denied allegations first made in El PaÃs that the prime minister's centre-right Popular Party operated a slush fund from which it paid money to senior party leaders, including Mr Rajoy himself.
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Spanish, Italian bond, stock markets tumbled Monday, bringing rally to an abrupt halt
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Investors pulled back amid a political bribery allegations in Madrid
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Nervousness in Italy over general elections, as Berlusconi staging electoral comeback

Question: Yields on Italian 10-year bonds rose 14bp to 4.47 per cent as nervousness grew over the outcome of @placeholder's general election.

Answer: Italian

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italian

Answer: Italy


(CNN) Now that his brother Fidel is no longer looking over his shoulder, will Cuban President Raul Castro take the chance to move their country in a new direction? If he wants to steer a new course, there's still time. The younger Castro brother, who's been running the island nation for a decade, has more than a year until he's set to step down. But so far during his presidency, major shifts for Cuba haven't been in the offing. "The thing about Raul is he's still very much tied to the past," says William Rowlandson, a senior lecturer in Hispanic Studies at the University of Kent. "Under his leadership, there have been reforms and progress made on all sorts of fronts, but it's a hesitant game. No massive, great changes have been made."
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Experts: Raul Castro may now cautiously open his country to more reforms
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Questions remain over what comes next on many fronts, including US-Cuba relations

Question: "While Fidel Castro's legitimacy rested on the fact that he was the head of the revolution, @placeholder realizes he must deliver on economic reforms."

Answer: Raul Castro

Answer: Castro

Answer: Raul

Answer: Raul Castro


A first round of Syrian peace talks didn't go too well, and now the government delegation won't commit to a second round. Meanwhile, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime has failed to turn over its known chemical weapons stockpiles on time, causing U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry to warn on Friday that all options remain available to force compliance. The dual developments showed the challenges facing efforts by the international community to halt the Syrian civil war through talks intended to set up a transitional government, and rid Syria of its chemical weapons that already have been used in the conflict.
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Secretary Kerry says Syria is failing to comply with chemical weapons deal
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U.N. mediator Lakhdar Brahimi calls peace talks a "modest beginning"
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Negotiations on halting Syria's civil war are supposed to resume Feb. 10
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Meanwhile, Syria has failed to hand over known chemical weapons on time

Question: "Every indication we have is there is no legitimate reason that that is not happening now," @placeholder said, noting that an international military response remained a possibility.

Answer: John Kerry

Answer: Kerry


(CNN) Black voters should not be blamed for Hillary Clinton's stunning election night loss of the presidency. The roots of Donald Trump's shocking, long-shot, and divisively improbable rise to the presidency can be traced back to election night four years ago when black voter percentage, for the first time in American history, surpassed whites. Black voters led the multiracial groups of voters that re-elected Barack Obama and seemed poised to do so in future presidential election cycles. But a strange thing happened on the way to a rendezvous with victory. The Supreme Court's 2013 Shelby v. Holder decision did more than just effectively gut law enforcement provisions of the Voting Rights Act. More profoundly, it neutralized black voter participation in key electoral battleground states, including North Carolina and Florida -- states that provided president-elect Trump's margins of victory.
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Peniel Joseph: Trump's victory isn't the fault of black voters
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Since 2012, voting rights for African Americans have been under attack

Question: Large and diverse majorities of white American men and women elevated @placeholder's candidacy and elected him president.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Wouldn’t it be embarrassing for Jose Mourinho if he blew the title and gifted it to that ‘specialist in failure’ Arsene Wenger? Would the Special One be able to show his face in English football again after such humiliation? It’s a big call if you think the Gunners will win the title, but history suggests there is a chance Chelsea could implode. This time last year Mourinho was reeling from an unlikely 1-0 defeat at Aston Villa. That day at Villa Park Chelsea huffed and puffed, Ramires was sent off, and Mourinho was charged by the FA after he went on to the pitch to question referee Chris Foy.
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Chelsea were knocked out of the Champions League by PSG
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They followed that result with a home draw against Southampton
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Blues looked knackered and in need of an injection of energy and youth
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Jose Mourinho shouldn't have let Kevin de Bruyne and Patrick Bamford go
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READ: Mourinho's son blasts Chelsea fans for booing Cesc Fabregas
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Question: And that’s down to errors made by @placeholder that have almost gone unnoticed.

Answer: Jose Mourinho

Answer: Mourinho

Answer: Mourinho

Answer: Jose Mourinho

Answer: Mourinho


(CNN) More than half a century before the Zika virus grabbed international headlines and photos of newborns with abnormally small heads were splashed across our screens, a different outbreak that affected pregnancies fueled change in the United States. It was an epidemic that predated the birth of Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, who made waves recently when he said pregnant women infected with the Zika virus should not have the right to an abortion, even if there's a significant chance their babies will be born with microcephaly. It was an epidemic that helped legalize abortion, the very right Rubio fights against.
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More than 50 years before Zika hit the US, the rubella virus affected pregnancies
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The rubella, or German measles, epidemic helped legalize abortion in the US

Question: Even among those who generally oppose late-term abortions, there's significant wiggle room when it comes to @placeholder.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika


He used to be a Gunner so it's no surprise that Sol Campbell has become a sharp-shooter for real. The former England, Arsenal and Spurs defender has revealed he loves to dress up in the latest country gear and shoot birds. 'I managed to shoot 11 birds having never picked up a gun before,' boasted Campbell in an interview with Shooting Gazette magazine, out on Thursday. Former Arsenal, Tottenham and England defender Sol Campbell poses in his shooting gear The latest Shooting Gazette is out now Campbell, who retired from playing football officially in 2012 and has since kept himself busy off the field, spoke about his desire to coach anywhere in the world.
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Former Tottenham, Arsenal and England defender now enjoys shooting
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Sol Campbell is near to obtaining his Pro-License Coaching Badges
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After 73 England caps, he retired from playing football officially in 2012

Question: The @placeholder found himself enjoying shooting having been introduced to the pastime by his wife's family.

Answer: Gunner


(CNN) -- Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is fighting a new infection, and his breathing problems have worsened, Information Minister Ernesto Villegas said late Monday. "There is a worsening of the respiratory function, related to the state of his depressed immune system," Villegas said, reading an official statement on state-run VTV. Opinon: Isn't it time to respect Venezuela's democracy? He reported Chavez is battling a new and "severe" infection, stressing that his overall condition remains "very delicate." Chavez is undergoing chemotherapy and other treatments, he said. "The president continues to hold fast to Christ and to life, aware of the difficulties he's facing," Villegas said.
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NEW: "The president continues to hold fast to Christ and to life," says Ernesto Villegas
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The information minister says the president's condition remains "very delicate"
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The government has never said what type of cancer Hugo Chavez has

Question: The last glimpse @placeholder had of their leader was last month when the government released a series of photographs that showed a smiling Chavez -- his face bloated -- lying on a blue pillow, flanked by his two daughters.

Answer: Venezuelan

Answer: Venezuela


(CNN) Despite Democrats' objections, and despite their 39-hour filibuster, the Missouri Senate on Wednesday morning passed a measure its supporters characterize as a religious freedom bill that could change the state's constitution. Republicans in the chamber used a procedure to end debate on the legislation and pass Senate Joint Resolution 39, an action that Democrats said broke Senate rules. If it someday becomes law, Missouri's Constitution would be amended to include language about the "protection of certain religious organizations and individuals from being penalized by the state because of their sincere religious beliefs or practices concerning marriage between two persons of the same sex."
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Republicans use a procedure to force a vote, end a 39-hour filibuster; Democrats object
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The bill goes to the House of Representatives; citizens could have the final say in a statewide vote

Question: That's because, just like in @placeholder's Senate, there are well more than double the number of Republicans as Democrats in the legislation's next stop -- the state House of Representatives.

Answer: Missouri Senate

Answer: Missouri

Question: That's because, just like in Missouri's @placeholder, there are well more than double the number of Republicans as Democrats in the legislation's next stop -- the state House of Representatives.

Answer: Missouri Senate

Answer: Senate Joint Resolution 39

Answer: Senate

Question: That's because, just like in Missouri's Senate, there are well more than double the number of @placeholder as Democrats in the legislation's next stop -- the state House of Representatives.

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republicans


San Francisco 49ers player Chris Borland, a leading rookie last season, is retiring from the NFL at age 24 over health concerns related to repeated head trauma, ESPN and the team said on Monday. ESPN reported he was retiring over health concerns related to head trauma, an issue that has rattled the league and prompted a massive lawsuit against the NFL. 'I just honestly want to do what's best for my health,' Borland told ESPN's Outside the Lines. 'From what I've researched and what I've experienced, I don't think it's worth the risk.' He continued: 'I just want to live a long, healthy life, and I don't want to have any neurological diseases or die younger than I would otherwise.'
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Chris Borland, a leading rookie in 2014, turned down four-year, $3million contract
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'From what I've researched and what I've experienced, I don't think it's worth the risk,' he said
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The linebacker had two concussions prior to making his announcement
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A lawsuit  filed in 2012 contended that NFL hid dangers of brain injury among players while profiting from sport's violent physical contact

Question: He becomes the most prominent @placeholder player to turn his back on a rich contract, a four-year deal worth just under $3million in Borland's case, over concerns about brain injuries.

Answer: NFL

Answer: NFL

Answer: NFL


(CNN) Peace in eastern Ukraine remains tenuous as a spate of violations of a newly implemented ceasefire continued into Wednesday. A day after the head of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) warned the ceasefire had failed, German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel urged Kiev and Moscow to hold fast to the agreement. Despite assurances given by both parties, he said, the "ceasefire is not holding." "We can only urgently appeal to both sides to implement the agreements we have reached -- otherwise, we will risk an intensified military escalation with many other civilian victims and a continuation of the standstill in the political process," Gabriel said in a statement.
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Ukraine: "Russia resorts to political and military provocations" rather than full Minsk implementation
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Heavy weapons still in place; hundreds of violations recorded

Question: "The crisis in and around the Ukraine continues to be a major source of tension and instability in @placeholder," he said.

Answer: Europe


A mother and her daughter who both have a rare condition which makes their skin wrinkle prematurely have undergone matching £50,000 facelifts. Tracey Gibson, 45,  and her daughter Zara Hartshorn, 18, both suffer Lipodystrophy, a rare condition which makes fat dissolve beneath tissue. While Zara had a face-lift at the age of 16 to stave off bullies, her mother has long suffered lingering stares and cruel nicknames. Having been rejected by the NHS for a free operation, the mother of seven thought she would be forever trapped in a sinking face. But, two years since her daughter received free surgery from American doctors, the 45-year-old has unveiled her new £50,000 face after being flown overseas to receive the same VIP treatment.
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Tracey Gibson and her daughter Zara Hartshorn both suffer Lipodystrophy
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The rare condition makes fat dissolve beneath tissue and wrinkles skin
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Zara, now 18, was offered free treatment in the U.S. when she was 16
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Her mother, 45, was rejected by the NHS when she asked for a facelift
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American doctors have since treated her to the same deal as her daughter
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Face and neck lift as well as multiple Botox treatments were worth £50,000

Question: Of @placeholder’s seven children, three have inherited the rare condition.

Answer: Tracey Gibson

Answer: Tracey Gibson


Washington (CNN) Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump used different tactics to appeal to evangelical Christian Hispanics this weekend, with the Democratic hopeful presenting a message of policy and faith while the presumptive GOP nominee tried to explain how his platform would benefit minorities. The two messages, aired in videos presented at the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference in Anaheim, California, on Friday, come at a time when a new Fox News Latino poll found Clinton enjoying a nearly 40-point lead over Trump among Hispanics, a critical and growing voting bloc. In her video, Clinton vowed to raise the minimum wage, create new jobs and offer quality education to all Americans. She talked about how she wants to pass comprehensive immigration reform, taking a thinly veiled swipe at Trump, though she didn't mention him by name.
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Clinton and Trump each laid out why they should have the support of evangelical Christian Hispanics
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A new poll finds Clinton leading Trump 62% to 23% with Latino voters

Question: In @placeholder's video, which appeared to have been filmed on a cell phone on his personal plane, he spoke of how his immigration platform would help Hispanics.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Since becoming the presumptive Republican nominee earlier this month, @placeholder has begun reaching out to Hispanics in an effort to heal relations with a community that widely distrusts him.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


You do realise you've walked into the best windsurfing centre in the world?' announces our instructor, Sam, at the beginning of our first lesson at Club Vassiliki. While these surfer dudes tend to lean towards hyper-enthusiasm (everything is 'totally awesome' or 'epic'), I think he may be right on this one. We can sense it the second we arrive at this windsurfing hotspot on the southern end of Lefkada island in Greece. Our welcoming committee of caramel-coloured instructors eye up the new arrivals through their Ray-Bans. Staying on her feet (for now): Francesca gets to grips with the art of wind-surfing in sunny Lefkada
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Pretty Lefkada is one of the most northerly of the Greek islands
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Often lost in the shadow of Kefalonia, it is a destination of quiet charm
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It is also a great place to learn to wind-surf - as our writer discovers

Question: On day one, @placeholder shows us how to climb on to the board, haul the sail up and do a static turn (wafting the sail across the back of the board to turn 180 degrees).

Answer: Sam


This gives a new meaning to penny-pinching. A 73-year-old Louisiana man reportedly deposited over $5,000 in pennies he'd saved for 45 years so he could pay a dental bill. Otha Anders, of Ruston, made the $5,136.14 deposit at Ruston Origin Bank, The News-Star reported. According to the newspaper, Anders' deposit came in the form of 15 5-gallon water jugs. There were 513,614 pennies total, Myarklamiss.com reported. The pennies were brought in off a truck by Anders, bank workers, and  Anders' loved ones, the News-Star reported. Jennie Cole, the bank's vice president, told The News-Star that a machine was used to tally up the pennies.
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Otha Anders, of Ruston, made the $5,136.14 deposit at Ruston Origin Bank
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The deposit came in the form of 15 5-gallon water jugs full of pennies he has found over the years
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His haul of coins took the bank five hours to count
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There were 513,614 pennies total

Question: The News-@placeholder reported Anders deposited his pennies, because they're not covered by his homeowner's insurance.

Answer: Star

Answer: Star

Answer: Star


The annual event Vivid Sydney has lit the city up in a spectrum of incredible colours for the past week, but the Harbour Bridge was bathed in blue on Tuesday. Sydney literally turned blue in honour of the "all blue" match between touring English Premier League side Chelsea FC and A League's Sydney FC, known as the Sky Blues. Also blue was Chelsea captain John Terry, who looked far from impressed - even as his side claimed victory over the home team. Terry wore a scowl on his face as he lifted the trophy presented to Chelsea for winning the friendly match Down Under.
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Chelsea finished their post-season tour with a win against Sydney in the ANZ Stadium
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Blues striker Loic Remy scored the only goal of the day with a stunning 18-yard strike
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Diego Costa was substituted after 40 minutes after reportedly feeling some pain in his hamstring

Question: Friendly or no friendly, @placeholder haven't lost the winning touch.

Answer: Chelsea FC

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea


(CNN) On Saturday morning, most of us laughed off President Donald Trump's Twitter storm accusing former President Barack Obama of wiretapping his phones during the campaign. After all, as noted widely in the media, Trump had offered zero evidence for his bizarre claim. Soon, the jokes were flying at Trump's expense. That evening, on "Saturday Night Live," the show's "Weekend Update" co-anchor Michael Che said it best -- with a bonus reference to Ivanka Trump:  "Well, this Saturday morning, while his nurse was at temple, Grandpa shuffled out of his room and got into his Twitter again." All I could think do is wonder is what's next: Trump accusing Obama of being the one who gave Warren Beatty the wrong envelope at the Oscars? Or maybe, even, Trump accusing Obama of killing Tupac?
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Obeidallah:  Jokes about Trump accusing Obama of tapping his phones were everywhere
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But his demand that Congress investigate this baseless claim means it's no laughing matter

Question: President @placeholder's "request" should send a shiver down the spine of anyone who has any understanding of how dictators work.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Ivanka Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Mathieu Bastareaud and Thierry Dusautoir's imposing frames may not have delivered for France this Six Nations but they made the day of some young stars of the future on Wednesday. France have just one win from their three this tournament but will be looking to turn that around in Rome when they take on Italy, one of the two team's behind them on the table. Before they got down to business on Wednesday with their preparations ahead of their clash with Italy, Bastareaud, Dusautoir and Co showed their squad remains in good spirits with a pre-training session with local children in Marcoussis.
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France go to Rome to face Italy in the RBS Six Nations on Sunday
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On Wednesday, their training included a run with local children
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Mathieu Bastareaud and Thierry Dusautoir among the stars to join in
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France and Italy each have one win each, both against Scotland

Question: Kids pile onto powerful France centre @placeholder during a training session in Marcoussis

Answer: Mathieu Bastareaud

Answer: Bastareaud

Answer: Mathieu Bastareaud


(CNN) Hundreds of firefighters gained ground Sunday against a wildfire in Los Angeles County that forced at least 5,000 people to evacuate their homes, authorities said. All evacuation orders will be lifted Sunday evening, Los Angeles County Deputy Fire Chief John Tripp said. Since the inferno started Saturday, it has already scorched more than 500 acres, Tripp said. The fire was raging on the slope of a canyon, "which makes it very dangerous for us to do a direct attack," Tripp said. The wildfire broke out Saturday afternoon in the Calabasas area, a relatively affluent part of Los Angeles County that is home to a handful of celebrities, including Jessica Simpson and Toni Braxton, authorities said.
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The fire was 80% contained as of Sunday evening
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All evacuation orders will be lifted Sunday evening, authorities ay

Question: "Witnesses reported that the truck was traveling at a high rate of speed before colliding into a power pole, causing the pole to fall and a transformer to explode, thus igniting the @placeholder fire," Deputy Jeffrey A. Gordon said.

Answer: Calabasas


San Juan, Puerto Rico (CNN) Eyleen Gonzalez lost everything in her home after Hurricane Maria. She has no running water. No electricity. Barely any cell service to communicate with family. Her house is "destroyed." Her only valuable possession left is her puppy, Lena. But for just a moment on Saturday, Gonzalez forgot about life, its worries and Puerto Rico's long road ahead. "Daddy Yankee! Oh my God!" she said, beaming with a smile. "It's exciting to see and believe that he's helping the people in Puerto Rico because not everyone has a heart like him." Daddy Yankee, the Puerto Rican pop star who co-sang the wildly famous song "Despacito," flexed his celebrity power in more ways than one Saturday.
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Daddy Yankee donated $100,000 to Puerto Rico's food bank
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He also was able to get 200 gallons of diesel fuel to the food bank

Question: Like many in Toa Baja, she's living without basic necessities and says her home was "completely destroyed" by Hurricane @placeholder.

Answer: Maria


It's not something Kim Kardashian is used to hearing - but there is at least one club she cannot get in to. The Soho House club on Sunset Boulevard refused membership to the reality star after she attempted to join 'numerous times', according to it former membership director. In an article by The Hollywood Reporter, current and past staff and member open up about the elite club's intriguing membership policy, which values 'creativity' over net worth or job titles. Not tonight, love: Kim Kardashian unsuccessfully tried to get Soho House membership numerous times, accrding to Soho House LA's former admissions boss
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Elite club on Sunset Boulevard values 'creativity' above net worth or titles
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Kim Kardashian allegedly attempted to gain membership 'numerous times' and was rejected
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Every Real Housewives star who applied was turned away
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Kobe Bryant was also turned away, while there was a 'debate' on whether or not to admit Britney Spears

Question: Geary said the worse the rejects were, the harder they took it - which gave some at @placeholder immense satisfaction.

Answer: Soho House

Answer: Soho House


Twins Jason and Aaron Clark have always known they are different but the same. While Jason is a high-achieving, sporty and confident 11-year-old, his twin Aaron has Down's Syndrome, delayed speech and deafness. But despite such differences, the brothers from Barnsley, South Yorkshire, have an unbreakable bond that knits them together. Eleven-year-old Jason Clark (right, form Bamsley, South Yorkshire, is very protective of his twin brother Aaron (left), who suffers from Down's Syndrome, delayed speech and deafness The boys' mum, Lynn Clark, said: ‘They have always been extremely close. They have a very unique and special bond. They aren’t just twin brothers, they are best of mates too.
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Aaron Clark, 11, has Down's Syndrome, delayed speech and deafness
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Twin brother Jason sold his toys and raised money for  Aaron's education
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Also launched a charity, Suport The Noun, in aid of disabled children
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Money will go towards a gardening programme at Aaron's special school

Question: ‘@placeholder told us he had lots of toys and books that he no longer needed and wanted to put them to something useful.’

Answer: Twins Jason

Answer: Jason

Answer: Jason


Washington (CNN) Acting US ambassador to China David Rank resigned from his post in Beijing over President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement, several sources familiar with the decision told CNN. A career foreign service officer since 1990, Rank assumed the position of deputy chief of mission at the US embassy in Beijing in January 2016 and had been serving as charge d'affaires until the arrival of Trump's pick for the job, former Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad, who was confirmed by Congress late last month. "Dave is exactly the type of diplomat any American would want representing their interests abroad, and he was sought after within the State Department for increasingly difficult and challenging assignments because he's strategic, smart, savvy, curious, loyal and non-partisan," said Dan Feldman, who worked with Rank for five years on Afghan issues.
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Sources indicated Rank's exit is tied to Trump's Paris decision
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China, the world's largest carbon emitter, said it would stick by Paris deal

Question: Rank becomes the second US diplomat serving at one of the largest embassies in the world to publicly split with @placeholder in recent days.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


For almost 30 years, Abdullah Ocalan called for his people to wage war against the Turkish state. On Thursday, the imprisoned founder of the banned Kurdistan Workers' Party made a historic call for dialogue with the government, as a letter from Ocalan  was read in the Turkish Parliament. "We for tens of years gave up our lives for this stuggle, we paid a price. We have come to a point at which the guns must be silent and ideas must talk," said the letter, read by Sirri Sureyya Onder of the pro-Kurdish Peace and Democracy Party, known as the BDP.
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Letter from imprisoned leader of Kurdish militant group is read in Turkish Parliament
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"The guns must be silent and ideas must talk," writes Abdullah Ocalan
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Kurds have tried to separate from Turkey for almost 30 years
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The Kurdistan Workers' Party, known as the PKK, is a Marxist separatist movement

Question: Human rights organizations have accused Turkish security forces of summarily executing @placeholder and allowing others to die in custody, as well as the additional killings of thousands of Kurds.

Answer: Kurds


(CNN) Anyone interested in a just and durable resolution to the Palestine-Israel conflict should be disturbed watching the Donald Trump transition unfold. As Israel's military occupation over Palestinian land is set to mark 50 years in 2017, the President-elect has nominated David Friedman, a right-wing sponsor of Israel's illegal settlement enterprise, to serve as US ambassador to Israel. And in a move that defies decades of tradition, it's been reported he is also taking an active role in shaping diplomatic efforts; there are reports that Israel asked Trump for help in getting the US to veto a Security Council resolution demanding an end to Israeli settlements — proposed and then delayed by Egypt, and subsequently passed on Friday. Ultimately the United States abstained.
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Zaha Hassan: Trump's pick of David Friedman to serve as US ambassador to Israel imperils two-state solution
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The fate of Israelis and Palestinians could come down to President Obama's actions in his last days in office, she writes

Question: If Trump and his advisers believe Israel can annex Palestinian land without extending political rights to the people, January 20 will see the inauguration of a new @placeholder administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: United States

Answer: US


Gareth Bale would be perfect for Manchester United and has the potential to turn them into Barclays Premier League title contenders next season, according to Paul Scholes. Bale has been linked with a move away from Real Madrid as he continues to be criticised by their supporters, and even had his  Bentley attacked by fans following their 2-1 defeat by Barcelona. Scholes insists the world's most expensive footballer at £86million would have no such worries at Old Trafford, where he would be loved and could have as big an impact as Eric Cantona. Gareth Bale is perfect for Manchester United and can turn them into title contenders, says Paul Scholes
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Gareth Bale can have as big an impact as Eric Cantona, says Paul Scholes
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Bale has been linked with a move away from Real Madrid recently
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The Wales international has been criticised by fans and Spanish media
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Scholes: 'He would be loved at Old Trafford. In return I believe he could turn Louis van Gaal's team into serious title contenders next season'
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READ: Bale won't quit Madrid this summer despite Premier League interest
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CLICK HERE for all the latest Manchester United news

Question: 'In my years at @placeholder I witnessed some signings who, over their careers, transformed the fortunes of the team.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United


She has sparked the worldwide contouring trend and has a legion of followers trying to desperately recreate her famous full-glamour make-up look. Now, Kim Kardashian has appeared bare-faced before an auditorium of paying guests, to help make-up artist and close friend Mario Dedivanovic reveal all her beauty secrets. The pair held a masterclass in Pasedena, LA, on Saturday, during which they demonstrated how to recreate the pregnant 34-year-old's signature style. Billed as the ultimate  tutorial where guests would gain an insight into the tricks of 'the most photographed woman in the world', mother-of-one Kim and Mario's one-off masterclass appeared to be a hit.
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Kim recently went make-up free on the cover of Spanish Vogue magazine
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She appeared as a special guest at the make-up masterclass yesterday
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Mario Dedivanovic most famously did Kim's make-up for her wedding

Question: Using a large projector screen, @placeholder also showed guests how to achieve this look, using plenty of shading in the eye socket, brightening shadow on the lids and overloaded fake lashes.

Answer: Mario Dedivanovic

Answer: Mario

Answer: Mario Dedivanovic


(CNN) Glen Campbell, the upbeat guitarist from Delight, Arkansas, whose smooth vocals and down-home manner made him a mainstay of music and television for decades, has died, his family announced on Facebook on Tuesday. He was 81. "It is with the heaviest of hearts that we announce the passing of our beloved husband, father, grandfather, and legendary singer and guitarist, Glen Travis Campbell ... following his long and courageous battle with Alzheimer's disease," a Facebook statement said. Campbell is best remembered for a string of country-inflected hits that ran from the mid-'60s to the late '80s: "Gentle on My Mind," "Rhinestone Cowboy," "By the Time I Get to Phoenix," "Wichita Lineman," "Galveston," "Southern Nights" and "The Hand That Rocks the Cradle" among them.
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Campbell is best remembered for a string of country-inflected hits such as "Rhinestone Cowboy" and "Wichita Lineman"
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In 2011, he announced he had Alzheimer's and yet still released an album, "Ghost on the Canvas," and followed it with a tour

Question: The Alzheimer's Assocation mourned the singer's death, saying he and his family "helped to bring @placeholder's out of the shadows and into the spotlight with openness and honesty that has rallied people to take action on behalf of the cause."

Answer: Alzheimer's


When Brendan Rodgers ripped the spine out of Southampton’s side he left Ronald Koeman, newly installed as manager, needing desperately to perform life-saving CPR. In the summer of last year, captain Adam Lallana, main centre-back Dejan Lovren and star striker Rickie Lambert swapped Staplewood for Melwood for a combined £50million fee, almost half of Liverpool’s mammoth transfer spend during that window. Nathaniel Clyne followed a year later and it has become a running joke amongst Southampton supporters that any of their in-form players will be on their way to Anfield next. It is safe to say, however, that Jurgen Klopp will not be turning to them again so readily in future, certainly not placing as much reliance as his predecessor.
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Adam Lallana, Dejan Lovren and Rickie Lambert joined Liverpool in 2014
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Nathaniel Clyne arrived at Anfield this season
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Brendan Rodgers said Southampton signings would adapt fast to Reds
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But £60million to St Mary's later, the signings are yet to prove their worth
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Rodgers said he had no sympathy for Saints fans after snapping up stars
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Southampton have regrouped and reformed their squad successfully

Question: It turns out that ‘The @placeholder is not everyone’s way.

Answer: Southampton

Answer: Southampton

Answer: Southampton


Riverside, California (CNN) Enrique Marquez, a friend of San Bernardino shooter Syed Rizwan Farook, pleaded not guilty Wednesday in federal court to charges of conspiring to provide material support to terrorists, two counts of making false statements when buying two rifles, one count of marriage fraud and one count of making a false statement on immigration paperwork. U.S. District Judge Sheri Pym set his trial for February 23. It's expected to last 12 to 14 days, according to the prosecutor. A status conference and motion hearing will be held February 8. Marquez is suspected of buying rifles used by Farook and Farook's wife, Tashfeen Malik, in the December 2 mass shooting that left 14 people dead in San Bernardino. The married couple were killed in a shootout with police a few hours later.
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Enrique Marquez pleads not guilty to all charges in federal court
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U.S. District Judge Sheri Pym sets his trial for February 23
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Marquez is accused of buying guns used by the San Bernardino shooters

Question: With his hands and feet shackled, @placeholder, 24, wore a white jail jumpsuit in court Wednesday.

Answer: Enrique Marquez

Answer: Marquez

Answer: Enrique Marquez

Answer: Marquez

Question: @placeholder asked the defendant his name, if he understood his rights and if he had seen his indictment.

Answer: Sheri Pym


(CNN) The Facebook page belonging to Roy Moore, the Republican nominee for US Senate in Alabama, in February included a shared image of a group of black men standing on a destroyed police car during the 2015 Baltimore riots. Overlaying the image was text that read, "Want to stop riots? Play the National Anthem. They'll all sit down." The post -- originally shared by Moore's wife with the caption "I doubt it with these people-but worth a try?" -- is one of many inflammatory posts shared on the Republican nominee's Facebook, which is now used to promote his Senate campaign. Moore is facing Democrat Doug Jones in a special election set for December 12.
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"Want to stop riots? Play the National Anthem. They'll all sit down," a meme shared on Moore's Facebook page read.
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Moore's page also shared an article with the headline, "Conservative Russians Give Moral Lesson to Facebook's Homosexual Propaganda."

Question: The page has been active since Moore's failed run for governor of Alabama in 2010 and was used for his exploratory committee for president and campaign for @placeholder chief justice.

Answer: Alabama


Washington (CNN) -- Sen. Mark Pryor's newest campaign videos are hammering home the key issues that he's hoping will energize female voters to come out in November: Domestic violence and equal pay. The Arkansas Democrat released a pair of videos on his YouTube page Wednesday attacking his Republican rival Rep. Tom Cotton for voting against equal pay legislation and against reauthorizing the Violence Against Women Act. The crucial Senate race is locked in a statistical dead heat, and Pryor is playing up his advantage among women. "We've got to do something to break this cycle of domestic violence and Tom Cotton is not doing anything to help," Paulette Hill, the director of a 24-hour emergency domestic violence shelter, says in one video called "The End".
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Pryor's campaign released a pair of videos Wednesday, both highlighting women's issues.
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Recent polling shows Cotton and Pryor are in a statistical dead heat.
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Both campaigns are reaching out to women voters this week.

Question: Pryor's latest videos on domestic violence strikes a sharply critical tone as the ad's subject, Hill, says @placeholder "voted against protecting women and children from domestic abuse."

Answer: Tom Cotton

Answer: Tom Cotton

Answer: Cotton

Question: "There's a big difference between @placeholder and Tom Cotton, one wants to protect women and children, the other doesn't."

Answer: Mark Pryor

Answer: Pryor

Answer: Pryor

Answer: Pryor


(CNN) It's a case of he said, he said between two of the world's most powerful men. We know that Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and US President-elect Donald Trump spoke on the phone Wednesday. What was said during that call is what's at issue. After the conversation, the Pakistan Prime Minister's Office put out a statement directly quoting Trump -- a violation of diplomatic protocol -- in which he glowingly praised Sharif. The statement quoted President-elect Trump as telling Sharif "you are a terrific guy. You are doing amazing work which is visible in every way. I am looking forward to see you soon. As I am talking to you, Prime Minister, I feel I am talking to a person I have known for long."
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Pakistan issued a statement directly quoting President-elect Donald Trump
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Trump was quoted as telling Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif he is "doing amazing work"
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The Trump team would not confirm the quotes

Question: "Our relationship with @placeholder is one of the most sensitive and difficult relationships in the world.

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan


(CNN) Hillary Clinton has advantages heading into the final stretch of the campaign that any presidential candidate would envy: a fleet of popular surrogates, a mountain of cash and an opponent who is often sidetracked by self-inflicted wounds. Yet the Democratic nominee enters this home stretch in a dead heat against Donald Trump, according to a CNN/ORC poll released Tuesday. The close contest heading into the fall underscores Clinton's vulnerabilities on trust and honesty -- and her need to summon a relentless and efficient ground game, even if many of her voters are fueled more by revulsion toward Trump than excitement about her.
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The 2016 race remains within the margin of error in the latest CNN/ORC poll
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Clinton has started to be more aggressive against Donald Trump this week

Question: She slammed @placeholder's character and failure to release his tax returns.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: But ultimately her campaign stresses it expected a close race and single digit battles in swing states, but believes it has multiple routes to 270 electoral votes and that @placeholder has a much narrower path

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: But the one way to put the race in reach for @placeholder, she said, "is to assume that it's out of reach."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: She's effectively an incumbent with dynastic baggage facing an outsider candidate in @placeholder who built a campaign on voter mistrust of establishment politicians.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


A banker who was once one of Vladimir Putin's closest friends has fled London for France claiming he fears for his life. Sergey Pugachev, 52, who lives with his British socialite partner Alexandra Tolstoy, fell out with the Kremlin leader and is now a wanted man in Russia. He has now left the country during a High Court action alleging he stole more than £655 million from Russia, and as he faces an extradition bid by Putin's prosecutors. 'He keeps receiving straightforward life threats against him and for his family,' said a spokesman explaining his disappearance abroad.' A Russian government body called the Deposit Insurance Agency (DIA) is seeking to recoup a total of almost £2billion in alleged stolen assets from Mr Pugachev who dismisses the claim as political intimidation.
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Banker was once trusted friend of Russian president Vladimir Putin
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But Russian authorities now want him over alleged £655million theft
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His assets were frozen by a British court, leading his lover to complain
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He has now gone on the run in France, where he could be arrested

Question: 'If this is what happens to me outside of Russia, one can only imagine what could happen in @placeholder.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian


(CNN) -- Mel Gibson frequently spews "looney, rancid" anti-Semitism, has talked about killing his former girlfriend, and is prone to hate-filled diatribes slamming everyone from John Lennon to Walter Cronkite, according to a screenwriter who has been working with him. Joe Eszterhas, who wrote a screenplay about the Jewish hero Judah Maccabee for Gibson, recounts numerous alleged incidents in detail in a nine-page letter to Gibson published by the website thewrap.com. In a letter replying to Eszterhas, Gibson denies the allegations, saying most of the claims are fabricated. Gibson's letter says Eszterhas "only had a problem with me after Warner Brothers rejected your (Eszterhas') script."
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NEW: Allegations "extremely serious and must be investigated," Grigorieva spokesman says
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Joe Eszterhas says Mel Gibson spews "looney, rancid" anti-Semitism
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Gibson denies the allegations, said Eszterhas is upset over his script being rejected
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Eszterhas says his son taped one of Gibson's rants

Question: "I will acknowledge like most creative people I am passionate and intense," @placeholder adds.

Answer: Mel Gibson

Answer: Gibson

Answer: Gibson

Answer: Gibson

Answer: Gibson

Answer: Mel Gibson

Answer: Gibson

Answer: Gibson


Jurgen Klopp has ruled out any possibility of taking over Liverpool this summer after confirming he will be taking a break from the game until further notice. The 47-year-old left his managerial position at Borussia Dortmund at the end of the 2014-15 season following a highly successful seven years at the club where he won two Bundesliga titles as well as reaching the 2013 Champions League final. 'After seven intense and emotional years, I think it's a good idea to let the numerous memories settle in before I take on a new challenge with my coaching team, refreshed and fully motivated,' Klopp said in a statement published by Germany's SID agency.
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Jurgen Klopp left Borussia Dortmund as manager after seven-year spell
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Brendan Rodgers' job at Liverpool on the line after poor season at Anfield
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Reds missed out on Champions League football after finishing sixth
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READ: Liverpool no longer in the running for Alexandre Lacazette
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CLICK HERE for all the latest Liverpool news

Question: 'We will do everything within our powers to hold on to @placeholder,' Aulas said.

Answer: Alexandre Lacazette


The 11-foot alligator who killed a man that jumped into a Texas marina last week has been fatally shot in the head. It was shot off of Burkhart's Marina in Orange, the same place where it killed Tommie Woodward early Friday morning. The gator was found with some of Woodward's body parts, Justice of the Peace Rodney Price told 12News. Scroll down for video A group of men claimed they set out a trap for the 400lb gator earlier today and shot it in the head before they dragged it out of the water. Killing an alligator is a class C misdemeanor with a fine up to $500, Texas Parks Wildlife Capt. Rod Ousley told the Beaumont Enterprise.
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The 11ft gator who killed Tommie Wooward on Friday was found with some of his body parts, Justice of the Peace Rodney Price confirmed
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Woodward, 28, lost his left arm from the elbow down during the attack and also had puncture wounds on his chest
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A group of men claimed they set out a trap for the 400lb gator and dragged it out of the water after shooting it on Monday
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Killing an alligator is a class C misdemeanor with a fine up to $500
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He mocked the gator before jumping into Burkhart's Marina in Orange, despite his friends' desperate pleas to stay out of the water

Question: @placeholder mocked the alligator and ignored both the desperate pleas' of his friends and warning signs put up by employees  when he went swimming around 2.30am at the private marina.

Answer: Tommie Woodward

Answer: Woodward

Answer: Woodward

Question: @placeholder suffered severe trauma to a limb and his body was found nearby about two hours later, according to Enmon.

Answer: Tommie Woodward

Answer: Woodward

Answer: Woodward


(CNN) Increasing Chinese investment in everything from small food enterprises to massive railway projects across Africa has drawn criticism and warnings of a future dependency on Asia's superpower. But what do Africans themselves think about Chinese investors? Turns out, they love them. According to a recent report by Afrobarometer, almost two-thirds (63%) of Africans say China's influence is somewhat positive or very positive, while only 15% see it as somewhat or very negative. "There is a negative narrative of China in Africa," says Anyway Chingwete, co-author of the study and project manager at Afrobarometer and the Institute for Justice and Reconciliation in Cape Town, South Africa.
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China is Africa's largest investor
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It has been criticized for working with undemocratic African regimes
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Despite this, an overwhelming majority like the Chinese

Question: "This shows that African citizens are welcoming @placeholder's involvement," Chingwete adds.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Question: But the Chinese are not the only ones looking to do business with @placeholder countries.

Answer: Africa

Answer: Africans

Answer: Africans

Answer: Africa

Answer: Africa

Answer: African


Ronny Deila has challenged his players to flatten Fenerbahce in their own back yard – and avoid the ignominy of becoming the first Celtic team in history not to win a group game in Europe. The Scottish champions touched down in Istanbul on Wednesday afternoon already eliminated from the Europa League with a game to spare after taking just two points from five matches. In 11 previous Champions League or Europa League sections stretching back to 2001-02, Celtic have always managed to win at least one match. And Deila feels the incentive to make sure that minimal standard continues should be reason enough for his side to turn over a Turkish side who need one point this evening to ensure qualification ahead of Ajax.
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Celtic visit Fenerbahce in their last European game of the season
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The club have endured catastrophic UEFA Europa League campaign
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Scottish champions have two points from five games and are already out
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But manager Ronny Deila claims clash in Turkey is 'huge' for visitors
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Deila visited Aston Villa reserve game to watch out of favour Libor Kozak

Question: If we can win in @placeholder it would be a huge achievement.’

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkey


Zlatan Ibrahimovic will not leave Ligue 1 champions Paris Saint-Germain this summer despite being linked with a return to AC Milan, according to the striker's agent Mino Raiola. The Sweden international helped PSG secure a historic quadruple this season after successes in the Coupe de France, the Coupe de la Ligue, the pre-season Trophee des Champions and winning the Ligue 1 title. There have, however, been reports suggesting the 33-year-old could return to the club where he won the Serie A title. But Raiola has rejected the rumours and insisted his client will not be leaving Parc des Princes during the transfer window.
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic had been linked with a return to former club AC Milan
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The striker's agent Mino Raiola has insisted his client will remain at PSG
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Ibrahimovic celebrated the 26th trophy of his successful career this season
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Silvio Berlusconi was hoping to lure Ibrahimovic back to AC Milan

Question: 'President Nasser Al-Khelaifi was asked about this and said no, @placeholder will not sell Ibrahimovic.'

Answer: PSG

Answer: PSG


The family of a Las Vegas beauty salon manager found dead inside the cryochamber at the business where she worked says the 24-year-old 'died within seconds'. Chelsea Ake, the manager of Rejuvenice in Henderson, Nevada, was found dead inside  the salon's cryochamber last Tuesday by distraught employees, NBC reported. The controversial machine is meant to briefly expose the body to freezing temperatures of minus 240 degrees Fahrenheit as a means of 'medical therapy'. Investigators have ruled Ake's death as 'operator error', with preliminary findings suggesting she used the machine after-hours and without assistance and may have suffocated inside. An official cause of death has not been released as medical examiners look into the gases Ake inhaled inside the machine, as well as whether she may have frozen to death.
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Chelsea Ake, manager of Rejuvenice salon in Nevada, found dead Tuesday
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Medical examiner told family she 'died within seconds'
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An official cause of death has not been determined
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Preliminary reports suggest Ake may have suffocated from gases
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Cryotherapy is a controversial 'medical therapy' where the body is briefly exposed to air temperatures at minus 240 degrees Fahrenheit
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Machines are never used for more than three minutes at a time

Question: The owners of @placeholder had no comment on the accident but  are deeply saddened over the loss.

Answer: Rejuvenice

Answer: Rejuvenice


(CNN) The Ohio State University student who carried out a knife attack on campus Monday said in a Facebook post he was "sick and tired" of seeing fellow Muslims "killed and tortured," according to federal law enforcement officials. Investigators are examining Abdul Razak Ali Artan's Facebook page to determine whether the attack was terrorism, though law enforcement officials said it will take time to ascertain motive. In a Facebook post shortly before the Monday morning rampage, the Somali immigrant urged America "to stop interfering with other countries, especially the Muslim Ummah," a term for Muslim people at large. "By Allah, we will not let you sleep unless you give peace to the Muslims. You will not celebrate or enjoy any holiday."
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Attacker's purported Facebook page had grievances about attacks on Muslims
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The attacker was an 18-year-old; first rammed his car into people, officials say
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"Run Hide Fight," Ohio State's emergency management department tweeted

Question: I'm a @placeholder, it's not what the media portrays me to be.

Answer: Muslims

Answer: Muslim Ummah

Answer: Muslim

Answer: Muslims

Answer: Muslims


(CNN) The Pentagon said Friday that US forces have killed Abu Sayed, the leader of ISIS-Khorasan, the terror group's Afghanistan affiliate. The "Emir" of ISIS-K was killed "in a strike on the group's headquarters in Kunar Province, July 11," Chief Pentagon spokesperson Dana White said in a statement. US Navy Captain Bill Salvin, spokesman for US Forces Afghanistan provided additional detail of how Abu Sayed was killed. Salvin said he was killed in an airstrike by a US drone. The initial Pentagon statement described Sayed being killed in a "raid". Secretary of Defense James Mattis told reporters on Friday that the death of  a leader like Sayed "sets them back for a day a week, a month, it's about who it is and what kind of people are below them. It is obviously a victory on our side in terms of setting them back, it's the right direction."
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The "Emir" of ISIS-K was killed on July 11, according to the Pentagon
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Abu Sayed's death marks the third time an ISIS-K leader has been killed within a year

Question: Abu Sayed is the third @placeholder-K emir we have killed in the last year and we will continue until they are annihilated.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: K

Answer: ISIS

Answer: K

Answer: ISIS

Question: The presence of @placeholder in Kunar is noteworthy, the other two leaders were killed in neighboring Nangarhar province the terror organization's traditional powerbase.

Answer: Abu Sayed

Answer: K

Answer: Abu Sayed

Answer: Sayed

Answer: Sayed

Answer: K

Answer: Abu Sayed