London, England (CNN) -- Pat Croce is a man on a mission -- a mission to find his all time favorite pirate. The highly successful businessman, who rose from being a trainer in the locker room to president of one of the most storied franchises of the NBA, is on a quest to find the body of English explorer Sir Francis Drake, who was buried out at sea more than 400 years ago. Sir Francis Drake was an adventurer and a true pirate of the 16th century. Drake is credited with being the first Englishman to circumnavigate the globe. He led several voyages, many of them aimed at capturing Spanish territories and taking their treasure. While he made enemies with Spain, he enchanted Queen Elizabeth I, who is believed to have fondly called him "my pirate".
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English explorer Sir Francis Drake was buried at sea 400 years ago
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Businessman Pat Croce is on a mission to find his coffin
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Croce says he's found the wreckage of two ships scuttled near where Drake was buried

Question: But it is @placeholder that he admires and relates to the most.

Answer: Francis Drake

Answer: Francis Drake

Answer: Drake

Answer: Francis Drake

Answer: Drake

Question: It's not just Drake's business brain that @placeholder has a high regard for, but also his rise from commoner to knighthood -- a journey not too distant from Croce's own.

Answer: Pat Croce

Answer: Pat Croce

Answer: Croce

Question: It's not just Drake's business brain that Croce has a high regard for, but also his rise from commoner to knighthood -- a journey not too distant from @placeholder's own.

Answer: Pat Croce

Answer: Pat Croce

Answer: Croce


Tom Brady is Team Trump. The New England Patriots quarterback appeared to be a fan of the presidential hopeful when one of Trump's Make America Great Again hats was photographed in his locker, but now the football great has officially come out in support of the real estate mogul. When asked by reporters on Wednesday just hours before the Republican debate if he thought Trump could win it all, Brady said; 'I hope so. That would be great.' He then added; 'There’d be a putting green on the White House lawn. I know that.' WEEI reports that Brady was then asked about his hat.
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Tom Brady officially came out in support of presidential hopeful Donald Trump on Wednesday
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When asked if he thought Trump could win, Brady said; 'I hope so. That would be great. There’d be a putting green on the White House lawn'
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One of Trump's Make America Great hats had previously been photographed in Brady's locker, something he called a 'nice keepsake'
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Trump thanked Brady for his support shortly before the Republican debate, writing; 'A great honor from somebody that knows how to win!'
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Brady blew off a chance to meet President Obama at the White House earlier this year when his fellow Patriots went for the Super Bowl reception

Question: @placeholder seemed to be overjoyed to get the support, and as he so often does took to Twitter to express his thoughts.

Answer: Team Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


A couple who adopted their seven-year-old son from a meth-addict are convinced his obsession with knives and blood means he may kill someone soon. Kim and her ex-husband, Ryan, adopted Rylan when he was a baby - his mother was addicted to drugs and both his biological parents had bipolar disorder. But the pair are now both terrified his aggressive behavior means he will harm someone and appeared on the Dr Phil show to beg for help. SCROLL FOR VIDEO A couple who adopted their seven-year-old son Rylan from a meth-addict,  are convinced his obsession with knives and blood mean he may kill someone soon
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Kim and her ex-husband, Ryan, adopted Rylan when he was a baby
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Mother was addicted to drugs and both his parents had bipolar disorder
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Kim claims aged 18 months old, Rylan held his breath until he passed out
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She says her son has an imaginary friend called Bleeder - and he says the character tells him to kill his entire family with knives

Question: Rylan's father, @placeholder said: 'We have not lived a normal day in probably the last three years.'

Answer: Ryan

Answer: Ryan


(CNN) Thousands of counterdemonstrators marched Saturday in downtown Boston in a largely peaceful response to a self-described free speech rally that had sparked concerns of possible violence. The march and rally came one week after racially motivated protests in Charlottesville, Virginia, turned deadly. There were no major incidents reported Saturday in Boston, but police said 33 were arrested -- mostly for disorderly conduct and assaults on police officers. "It's clear today that Boston stood for peace and love, not bigotry and hate," Boston Mayor Marty Walsh said. Live updates: Boston rally Amid a heavy police presence, men, women and children from diverse backgrounds showed up Saturday morning to march from the Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center in Roxbury to Boston Common, the nation's oldest park.
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No major incidents and 33 arrested, police say
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Boston Common rally followed last week's violence in Charlottesville, Virginia

Question: Some speakers had dropped out, while others were uninvited after @placeholder.

Answer: Charlottesville

Answer: Charlottesville


(CNN) On the first day of the new school year in Russia, students learned an important lesson directly from their president -- who he thinks will rule the world. Speaking to students during a national "open lesson" from the city of Yaroslavl, northeast of Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin said the country that takes the lead in the sphere of computer-based artificial intelligence (AI) will rule. "Artificial intelligence is the future not only of Russia but of all of mankind," said Putin. "There are huge opportunities, but also threats that are difficult to foresee today." "Whoever becomes the leader in this sphere will become the ruler of the world," he said, adding that it would be better to prevent any particular "pair of hands" from achieving a monopoly in the field.
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The Russian President gives an "open lesson" to more than a million schoolchildren
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"Whoever becomes the leader in this sphere will become the ruler of the world," he says

Question: While in @placeholder, Putin didn't miss the opportunity to show off his hockey skills during a visit to a new school.

Answer: Yaroslavl


Jihadi John will never enter 'paradise' because he beheaded British aid worker Alan Henning while he was 'under the protection of Muslims', a rival terror group battling ISIS has claimed. In a new propaganda magazine published online, the Jaish al-Fath group says the 47-year-old was a 'non-believer' but his murder was not justified under shariah law. Islamic State filmed the murder of Henning at the hands of Jihadi John - later outed as Mohammed Emwazi - and released the gruesome footage online in October 2014. But  the man who was described as a 'decent, caring human being' was supposedly granted Amana [protection] by two different Islamist groups and it was forbidden to harm him, according to Jaish al-Fath which commands up to 10,000 fighters.
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Statement from Jaish al-Fath Islamist group in new propaganda magazine
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British aid worker Henning was murdered by 'Jihadi John' in October 2014
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He was supposedly granted security by two different jihadi groups in Syria
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Jaish brands ISIS leader 'criminal' and its online supporters 'foul-mouthed'

Question: 'They fail to see how their actions will affect the Ummah [community] at large,' @placeholder-Fath writes.

Answer: Jaish al

Answer: Jihadi

Answer: John

Answer: Jaish al

Answer: Jaish al

Answer: Jaish

Question: 'They fail to see how their actions will affect the Ummah [community] at large,' Jaish al-@placeholder writes.

Answer: Fath

Answer: Fath

Answer: Fath Islamist

Question: @placeholder-Fath describes the footage as a 'costly gamble and publicity stunt'.

Answer: Jaish al

Answer: Jihadi

Answer: John

Answer: Jaish al

Answer: Jaish al

Answer: Jaish


A fun family outing turned to horror in the Chicago suburb of Wood Dale on Sunday, when a sudden storm hit a local fair and a father of two was killed. Not long before 35-year-old Steven Nincic was fatally struck in the head by the upturned tent, his family took a picture of him taking his toddler daughter for a ride on the merry-go-round. In the tragic last photo Nincic's 2-year-old daughter beams astride a blue-saddled pony, while her father protectively holds her steady. Dan Sabia, whose stepdaughter Nicole was married to Nincic, told the Chicago Tribune that the couple took their toddler daughter and Nicole's 9-year-old daughter to the Wood Dale Festival on Sunday, where the two girls tried and failed to win goldfish in a fair game.
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Steven Nincic, 35, died following a tent collapse at a festival in the Chicago suburb of Wood Dale on Sunday, police said
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A tent  flew off its moorings and collapsed onto some of the crowd during  annual celebration known as Prairie Fest
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Around 20 others were injured - three of them seriously
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The incident happened around 2:40pm when a sudden storm brought high winds, hail and rain to the festival

Question: 'He was a guy that got up every day and went to work,' Sabia said of @placeholder.

Answer: Steven Nincic

Answer: Nincic

Answer: Nincic

Answer: Steven Nincic


United Nations (CNN) The Trump administration's new US ambassador to the United Nations strongly denounced Russia and China for vetoing a resolution against Syria on Tuesday. The latest attempt to punish Syrian regime leaders failed after the two permanent members voted against a resolution to impose sanctions for Damascus' use of chemical weapons, the first vetoes by Russia and China before US Ambassador Nikki Haley. "Russia and China made an outrageous and indefensible choice today," Haley said, speaking in the Security Council chamber after the vote. "It is a sad day on the Security Council when members start making excuses for other member states killing their own people."
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It was Russia's seventh veto of a Security Council resolution against Syria
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The resolution would have condemned the use of chemical weapons in Syria

Question: Before the veto, French @placeholder Ambassador Francois Delattre said, "It's a moment of truth."

Answer: United Nations

Answer: United Nations


A 30-year-old woman who tried to drown her newborn daughter in a toilet has pleaded guilty to suffocating to death her seconds-old baby son with a plastic bag - but claims she is mentally ill. Elyse Mamino, a former teacher's aide from Belleville, Illinois, was jailed for six years at Lincoln Correctional Facility in 2009 for the attempted murder of her daughter Victoria in November 2008. At the time, the court heard how Mamino, then 23, had given birth to the little girl at a family party, before holding her face-down in a toilet, while the infant was gasping for air and kicking her legs.
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Elyse Mamino, then 23, tried to drown newborn daughter Victoria in 2008
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Held baby face-down in toilet while infant gasped for air and kicked legs
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During investigation, she revealed she had given birth to a son in 2007
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Detectives searched her home and found baby boy's remains in drawer
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They did not charge Mamino until last year when new evidence emerged
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On Wednesday, Mamino pleaded guilty - but mentally ill -to wrapping up her newborn son in towel and plastic bag, then leaving him in a drawer
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She faces up to 17 years in prison when she is sentenced on August 19
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Convict was formerly teaching aide to autistic children at Illinois school

Question: A clinical psychologist found that @placeholder was depressed and suffering from mental illness at the time of the crimes.

Answer: Elyse Mamino

Answer: Mamino

Answer: Elyse Mamino

Answer: Mamino

Answer: Mamino


With her fashionable sunglasses, floral pants and striking green top, convicted killer Heather Mack stepped out from her Bali prison today looking like an everyday tourist. And the 'body in a suitcase' killer, who was taking her baby daughter to hospital because she has a sixth finger, blasted the FBI as she left her jail cell. She accused them of lying after they charged the cousin of her convicted boyfriend with conspiracy to murder her mother, whose body was found stuffed in a suitcase in a Bali taxi last year. As she kissed her seven-month-old baby Stella for our camera, the 21-year-old Chicago woman responded without hesitation when asked about the charge levelled against Robert Bibbs, who has been accused of conspiring with Miss Mack’s boyfriend, Tommy Schaefer, in the suitcase murder.
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Mack, serving 10 years for helping kill her mother, spoke outside Bali jail
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She accused FBI of lying after her boyfriend's cousin was charged for conspiracy over murder of her mother, who was stuffed in suitcase
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Mack suggested she would keep baby daughter in jail until she turns two
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She left Bali jail to take baby Stella to hospital to examine her sixth finger

Question: Already the centre of attention as she swaggered along, Miss Mack wasn’t going to miss out on sharing her baby’s fun and gave @placeholder a big kiss as the guard gave the child a playful jiggle in his arms.

Answer: Stella

Answer: Stella


(CNN) -- The Syrian president sacked the governor of a restive province, a day after tens of thousands of anti-government protesters took to the streets of its capital. President Bashar al-Assad discharged Dr. Ahmad Khaled Abdul-Aziz from his post as governor of Hama province, the third provincial governor to be fired since the countrywide protests began in mid-March. No reason was given for the move, reported on Saturday by the state-run Syrian Arab News Agency. Hama city, the provincial capital, has been the scene of very large demonstrations and the outpourings there have been compared to the gatherings in Cairo's Tahrir Square, where daily demonstrations earlier this year forced the removal of Egyptian strongman Hosni Mubarak.
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NEW: Human Rights Watch documents recent deadly violence in Homs
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Hama is the scene of a bloody crackdown in 1982
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Hama's governor is the third to be discharged since the unrest started
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At least 24 people were killed in Syria during Friday demonstrations

Question: @placeholder, the humanitarian watchdog, issued a report on Saturday elaborating on the crackdown in Homs, saying the government security forces and their allies have killed at least 21 people there over the last two weeks.

Answer: Human Rights Watch


The Tories will tomorrow inflame the row over a potential Labour-SNP power-sharing deal by unveiling the party’s first ‘manifesto for England’. The Prime Minister and the outgoing Leader of the Commons William Hague will launch the English document, which follows traditional Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish manifestos. Its centrepiece will be a pledge to introduce a system of ‘English votes for English laws’ – giving English MPs an effective veto over legislation applying only to their constituents. Inflammatory: Prime Minister David Cameron (left) will be joined by William Hague (right) as they launch the English manifesto - with the latter expected to warn England risks being 'held to ransom' by SNP
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Manifesto set to be launched by David Cameron and William Hague
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Centrepiece will be a pledge to introduce 'English votes for English laws'
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Hague expected to warn England risks being held to ransom by SNP
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But critics likely to say the document risks creating further divisions

Question: The reform would make it impossible for any future Labour government to press ahead with its plans to raise the top rate of tax to 50p in @placeholder without winning the support of a majority of English MPs.

Answer: England

Answer: England

Answer: England


Cleveland, Ohio (CNN) -- Former President Jimmy Carter, spending a second night at a Cleveland, Ohio, hospital,  is recovering from a likely viral infection, according to a joint statement Wednesday from the hospital and the Carter Center. Carter, who suffered stomach distress Tuesday during a flight to Cleveland, was in "very good spirits" and will remain under doctors' observation at MetroHealth Medical Center, the statement said. "His medical team ... has determined that the likely cause was a viral infection that is now clearing up," the statement said. "President Carter thanks all those who have expressed concern and sent greetings to him."
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NEW: Jimmy Carter suffered likely viral infection
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Former president will remain in Cleveland hospital for another night
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The former president was taken to a hospital for an upset stomach
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Carter, who turns 86 Friday, was in Cleveland to sign copies of his new book

Question: Emergency crews performed an initial checkup on the former president as soon as he landed and then transported him to @placeholder.

Answer: MetroHealth Medical Center


Tokyo (CNN) Japan's much-loved Emperor Akihito will stand down on April 30, 2019, becoming the first Japanese monarch to abdicate his post in two centuries. The decision was made at a meeting of the Imperial House Council and announced by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Friday. Crown Prince Naruhito, who has already assumed some of his father's duties, will take on the role on May 1, 2019, becoming the 126th Emperor to ascend to Japan's Chrysanthemum Throne. "I will do my upmost to ensure that the Emperor's abdication and the ascension of the Crown Prince will proceed smoothly with the blessing of all of our citizens," Abe said.
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Akihito hinted at his wish to retire in a rare public speech delivered in 2016
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The emperor will be succeed by his son, Naruhito, on May 1, 2019

Question: In @placeholder on Friday locals expressed their sadness at the loss of their Emperor but pride in how he'd help mold the country in his image.

Answer: Tokyo

Question: "He became emperor when @placeholder was looking for a new national identity and I think his commitment to peace became symbolic of how Japan tried to be perceived in the world.

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japan

Question: Following his speech, the @placeholder parliament in June passed into law a historic bill to allow 83-year-old Akihito to abdicate the throne if he chose.

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japan

Question: In general, @placeholder's monarch is not allowed to step down under Japan's legal framework.

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japan


George Osborne: prime ministerial material? We know a little more after PMQs when Mr Osborne (who was recently made First Secretary of State as well as being Chancellor of the Exchequer) stood in for David Cameron. Mr Cameron was having lunch in Italy. This was the first time Osbo had taken PMQs. How did he do? All right. Not brilliantly. Not badly. If it had been an X Factor audition, Simon Cowell might have told him: ‘Look, I think you’re talented, sweetheart, I really do, but you’re not quite ready – come back in a year or so and we’ll have another look at you’.
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George Osborne stood in for David Cameron at Prime Minister's Questions
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The Chancellor received a mighty cheer from some MPs on his own side
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Tory MPs had been primed to ask about the economy but Osborne faced tough questions from Hilary Benn

Question: Mr @placeholder played a dirty trick: he came over all serious.

Answer: Hilary Benn


(CNN) Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte has clarified his comments that seemed to call for a split from the United States, saying he was advocating a "separation of foreign policy" rather than "a severance of ties." Addressing a press conference in Davao City after his return from a state visit to China, Duterte said: "It is not severance of ties. You say severance of ties, you cut the diplomatic relations. I cannot do that. "Why? It is in the best interest of my country that we maintain that relationship. Why? Because there are many Filipinos in the United States. Well, Americans of Filipino ancestry.
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Philippines president clarifies his remarks about relations with the US
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"It is not severance of ties," President Rodrigo Duterte says

Question: The United States also accounts for roughly a third of the $17.6 billion that @placeholder working overseas have sent home this year.

Answer: Filipinos

Answer: Filipino

Question: More than 1 million @placeholder work in call centers and data processing, servicing mainly the United States.

Answer: Filipinos

Answer: Filipino


Washington (CNN) California Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff said both he and the Republican leading the House intelligence committee's Russia investigation want to meet with the former British intelligence officer who authored a controversial dossier containing explosive allegations about President Donald Trump and top members of his campaign. Schiff's comments to CNN's "State of the Union" on Sunday came after news broke that a pair of Republican staff members on the committee traveled to London to try to get an interview with the dossier author, Christopher Steele. In the interview, Schiff said he had not known about the trip and suspected Texas Rep. Mike Conaway, the Republican leading the investigation, had not either.
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GOP staffers traveled to London, sources told CNN
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Schiff said he and Conaway would be willing to go to London if Steele did not want to come before the panel in Washington

Question: A congressional source familiar with the GOP aides' trip has told CNN that @placeholder investigators are expected to send a letter to Steele, inviting him to testify before the intelligence committee, but that would first need to be approved by the leaders of the panel's investigation.

Answer: House


Murder: Pennie Davis, left, was killed by a homeless petty crook who was hired by her ex-lover's son A career criminal hired a hitman to murder his stepmother for just £1,500 after she threatened to accuse him of being a paedophile. Benjamin Carr, 22, harboured a burning hatred of mother-of-five Pennie Davis, 47, during her six-year relationship with his father. He ordered fellow drug dealer Justin Robertson, 36, to kill her after she threatened to tell police he sexually assaulted young girls eight years earlier. Mrs Davis was discovered in a pool of blood by her new husband after she was stabbed while tending her horses in the New Forest. But Carr was caught after the killer accidentally left his car keys beside her body and was forced to call a friend to pick him up from the isolated spot.
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Justin Robertson convicted of murdering Pennie Davis in September 2014 and sentenced to life in prison with 32 years minimum
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Victim was found dead by her husband in a paddock in the New Forest
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Robertson was paid £1,500 to kill her by Benjamin Carr, her ex-lover's son
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Carr wanted to stop her telling the police about sexual assault claims

Question: Police were quickly on the trail of those responsible and discovered Robertson, of no fixed abode, agreed to murder the victim at the request of @placeholder.

Answer: Benjamin Carr

Answer: Carr

Answer: Benjamin Carr

Answer: Carr

Question: She had told police @placeholder sexually assaulted two young girls in 2006, when he was aged just 14, but no further action was taken.

Answer: Benjamin Carr

Answer: Carr

Answer: Benjamin Carr

Answer: Carr


Seoul, South Korea (CNN) -- North Korea on Monday fired more projectiles into the sea off its east coast, South Korean officials said, urging Pyongyang to refrain from "tension-creating acts." But Pyongyang described the launches as a "regular military exercise." The South Korean Defense Ministry still needs to analyze exactly what the North has been firing for the past three days, said Choi Yong-su, an official in the ministry representative's office. They could be short-range missiles or a new kind of large-caliber artillery rocket, the ministry said. The North fired three projectiles into waters off its east coast Saturday and a fourth Sunday. It fired two more Monday, Choi said.
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North Korea says the launches are a "regular military exercise"
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North Korea has fired six projectiles into the sea over the past three days, Seoul says
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The South says they could be short-range missiles or large-scale artillery
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The North last week criticized the presence of a U.S. aircraft carrier in the region

Question: Before last week, tensions in the region had eased from a period in March and April that included near daily @placeholder threats of war against South Korea and the United States.

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea


Tottenham head coach Mauricio Pochettino is likely to be twiddling his thumbs impatiently as he flies back to London after Sunday's Premier League clash at Bournemouth. That is because the 43-year-old Argentinian is an avid follower of rugby and will be keen to know how Argentina are faring in their semi-final clash with Australia at Twickenham. Having finished third in the 2007 World Cup, the Pumas will be hoping to go one step further and reach the final of this year's tournament. To do that Daniel Hourcade's side must upset the odds and see off a strong Wallabies team, with plenty of support coming from back home.
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Mauricio Pochettino's journey home coincides with Argentina semi-final
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The Tottenham manager is an avid rugby fan but faces anxious wait
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Pumas hoping to beat Australia and reach first Rugby World Cup final
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Rugby World Cup 2015: Latest RWC news, results and fixtures

Question: I remember Hugo Porta (@placeholder's second-highest points score of all time) from when I was a boy.

Answer: Argentinian

Answer: Argentina

Answer: Argentina


There will be no Denali in a Donald Trump presidency, the billionaire promised on Monday, saying that he will restore the century-old name of Mount McKinley to America's highest peak if he wins the White House. 'President Obama wants to change the name of Mt. McKinley to Denali after more than 100 years,' Trump tweeted, saying it was a '[g]reat insult to Ohio' where the late President William McKinley hailed from. 'I will change [it] back!' he pledged. Obama made the name-change official on Monday during a visit to Alaska, stripping the 25th U.S. president of the honor and reverting the mountain to a name nomadic Alaskan tribes had traditionally used.
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Stripping William McKinley's name from America's tallest peak was a 'great insult to Ohio,' Trump tweeted
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'I will change [it] back!'
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A gold prospector declared in the late 19th century that McKinley, then a presidential candidate, should have his name on the Alaskan mountain
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Alaskans had already been referring to the peak as 'Denali' for centuries

Question: While @placeholder as a congressman was focused on domestic policies such as the now-abandoned gold standard, foreign policy occupied much of his presidency, according to WhiteHouse.gov.

Answer: Mount McKinley

Answer: McKinley

Answer: William McKinley

Answer: William McKinley

Answer: McKinley


(CNN) -- The Philadelphia Eagles welcomed Michael Vick back into the National Football League on Friday after the quarterback spent almost two years in federal prison on a felony dogfighting conviction. Michael Vick speaks at a Philadelphia Eagles news  conference on Friday. Vick, formerly with the Atlanta Falcons, has signed a two-year deal with the Eagles. "I think everybody deserves a second chance," Vick said at a news conference in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on Friday. "Now I want to be part of the solution and not the problem." The league suspended Vick indefinitely in August 2007 after he pleaded guilty to a federal charge of bankrolling a dogfighting operation at a home he owned in Virginia.
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Philadelphia Eagles introduce Michael Vick at news conference
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Eagles head coach Andy Reid: I know some fans won't accept Vick
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NFL suspended Vick in 2007 after he pleaded guilty in dogfighting case
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Vick won't be able to play in regular season games until October

Question: It is unclear what role Vick will play in the @placeholder' offense.

Answer: Philadelphia Eagles

Answer: Philadelphia Eagles

Answer: Eagles

Answer: Philadelphia Eagles

Answer: Eagles


Everton insist the John Stones saga is over after formally rejecting the defender's request to join Chelsea. Chairman Bill Kenwright issued a succinct three paragraph statement on Thursday night to reaffirm the stance Everton have taken all summer – that Stones is simply not for sale. Stones submitted his request on Tuesday in the hope of forcing through a move to Stamford Bridge but Everton manager Roberto Martinez told him during a meeting at the club’s Finch Farm on Thursday that the club would not grant his wish. He was also abused by travelling supporters after his side’s Capital One Cup win at Barnsley on Wednesday night — the first time he has returned to his former club since he left in 2013.
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Everton chairman Bill Kenwright confirms John Stones' transfer request has been turned down
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The 21-year-old handed in a request on Tuesday to force Chelsea move
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The Premier League champions have had three bids rejected for the England defender
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Roberto Martinez has insisted that Everton will not sell Stones this summer

Question: It is understood that Chelsea returned with what they regarded to be a fourth and final bid earlier this week – it was in the region of £38million – but with that being rejected, it became clear that @placeholder’s position would not alter.

Answer: Everton

Answer: Everton

Answer: Everton

Answer: Everton

Answer: Everton


President Barack Obama said today that U.S. government will not prosecute families who try to pay ransom to win the release of American hostages held by militant groups overseas. 'No family of an American hostage has ever been paying a ransom for the return of their loved ones,' he said as he announced the results of a six-month review of how the government works with families of hostages. 'The last thing that we should ever do is to add to a family's pain with threats like that.' Some families of U.S. hostages, especially those who have been killed by hostage takers in captivity, have been sharply critical of U.S. government policies toward handling hostage situations, prompting the review.
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President announced the results of a six-month review of how the government works with families of hostages
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Obama reiterated his position today that the federal government will not make concessions to terrorists, monetary or otherwise
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DOJ won't prosecute families that do, however
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Some families of U.S. hostages have been sharply critical of U.S. government policies - Obama promised today to 'do better'
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Some 30 Americans are still being held hostage overseas;  roughly 80 have been abducted since 9/11

Question: The terrorists, he said, should know that 'anyone who harms @placeholder is that we do not forget.

Answer: American

Answer: American

Answer: Americans


A mother-of-three has spoken out about living with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, which she says almost drove her to suicide. Hayley Leitch, from East Grinstead, was diagnosed with the condition in 2007 and said it is like 'living with a bully in your head', and at its worst has driven her to bleach her hands 60 times a day. The 29-year-old discussed her crippling disorder, which affects more than 70,000 Brits, on ITV's This Morning ahead of new Channel 4 documentary Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners. Hayley said of her OCD: 'When I was first diagnosed there were times I wanted to die. I was bleaching my hands 60 times a day.
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Hayley Leitch, 29, from East Grinstead, has suffered OCD all her life
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Nearly drove her to suicide and at worst washed hands 60 times a day
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Eventually had cognitive behavioural therapy and is on road to health
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Spoken about her debilitating disorder ahead of new TV series

Question: Defending the series, which has come under criticism from @placeholder charities trivialising the disorder, Hayley said: ‘I do understand that and take that on board.

Answer: Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

Answer: OCD

Answer: OCD


Washington (CNN) Donald Trump is trying to clean up a racially charged controversy Monday after he refused to disavow former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard David Duke over the weekend. When asked about his comments on CNN's "State of the Union," Trump blamed a "bad earpiece." "I was sitting in a house in Florida, with a bad earpiece," the brash billionaire told NBC's "Today" show. "I could hardly hear what he's saying. I hear various groups. I don't mind disavowing anyone. I disavowed Duke the day before at a major conference." Read more: Trump, Clinton dominate as Super Tuesday looms
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Donald Trump deflected questions about disavowing David Duke, saying 'I just don't know anything about him'
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Duke and other white supremacists are largely backing Trump's GOP presidential bid

Question: Sen. Marco Rubio slammed the remarks, saying they make @placeholder "unelectable."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: "I think he deserves a close look by those who believe the era of political correctness needs to come to an end," @placeholder wrote.

Answer: David Duke

Answer: Duke

Answer: David Duke

Answer: Duke


A 65-year-old man who spent nearly 30 years on death row for a murder he did not commit and was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer upon his release is pleading for help with his costly medical care. Glenn Ford, from New Orleans, Louisiana, was locked up on Angola's death row for the shooting of Isadore Rozeman, a Shreveport jeweler for whom he had done occasional yard work, in 1984. While behind bars, Ford claims seven wardens, five doctors and other prison officials repeatedly ignored his medical ailments - despite a 2011 test showing a 'cancer-indicating marker' in his blood. Upon his release last year,  the exonerated man was diagnosed with Stage Three lung cancer, which quickly progressed to Stage Four. Now, Ford has only six to eight months to live - and is nearly broke.
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Glenn Ford, 65, was wrongly locked up on Louisiana's death row in 1984
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While imprisoned, he says prison wardens ignored his medical ailments
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Upon his  release last year, he was diagnosed with Stage 3 lung cancer
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This has now progressed to Stage 4; he has been given months to live
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State is still fighting Ford's compensation claim, so he is nearly broke
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He is now pleading with the public to help fund his costly medical care
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'I'm miserable right now, I appreciate every little penny,' says pensioner
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In April, Ford met with prosecutor Marty Stroud, who put him in prison
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He told Stroud he could not forgive him for taking 30 years of his life

Question: The pensioner was too weak to stand when @placeholder walked in, but shook the prosecutor's hand.

Answer: Stage 3

Answer: Stage 4

Answer: Marty Stroud

Answer: Stroud


Don McLean is selling the original manuscript and lyrics  to pop anthem American Pie, including a 'lost verse', which included a line about the music being 'reborn'. The singer-songwriter's 16-page collection is expected to fetch up to $1.5million (£1,006,303) at auction today, which offers tantalising new details about the famous anthem, originally released in 1971. In an interview published by Christie's auction house New York, where the manuscript is up for grabs today, McLean says American Pie is about 'heading in the wrong direction'. Scroll down for video Original song: Christie's curator Tom Lecky holds the 16-page notes and manuscript for singer Don McLean's American Pie at Christie's auction house in New York
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Original lyrics to U.S. pop anthem American Pie up for auction today
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Notes on Don McLean's 60s hit expected to fetch up to $1.5million
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The 16-pages also includes deleted verse about music being 'reborn'.

Question: @placeholder's New York is estimating that  the American Pie manuscript will sell for $1million to $1.5million.

Answer: Christie

Answer: Christie

Answer: Christie


Minister Grant Shapps was forced to quit over the ‘Tatler Tory’ scandal yesterday amid shocking new claims of blackmail, adultery and political corruption. He resigned as Overseas Aid Minister after he was blamed by No 10 for giving a top job in the Election campaign to Mark Clarke, who bullied activist Elliott Johnson, 21, before he killed himself in September . Shapps’ exit came as this newspaper alerted No 10 to accusations that Clarke was trying to blackmail a former female aide to Tory Cabinet Minister Robert Halfon over an affair with a married Tory MP. Clarke had allegedly told the woman to win Halfon’s backing for his bid to become a Tory MP or the relationship would be exposed.
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Grant Shapps resigned after being blamed for giving Mark Clarke top job
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It comes as Clarke is accused of trying to blackmail a female over an affair
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Lord Feldman, a close friend of the PM, fights to remain Tory chairman
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Shapps was accused of ignoring warnings that Clarke was serial sex pest and bully
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For more on the 'Tatler Tory' scandal visit http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tories

Question: After the @placeholder up to 25 activists complained – and when Mr Johnson was found dead by a railway track in Bedfordshire, the scandal erupted.

Answer: Election


A New York store owner who in one year bought 16 winning lottery tickets got them all at his own store. Armand Paganelli has won more lottery jackpots than any other New Yorker including one for $625,000, one for $250,000, and another one for $25,000 all between 2013 and 2014. Paganelli who owns Mt. Carmel Pharmacyhad the tickets in stock so he didn't need to travel to buy them. According to the New York Post, Paganelli has won more jackpots than anyone else in the state of New York since January 2011. Paganelli's wife Janice cashed in all of her husband’s tickets from his store on East 187th Street, though she isn't a fan of gambling.
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Bronx store owner Armand Paganelli has won more lottery jackpots than any other New Yorker
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Paganelli who owns Mt. Carmel Pharmacy on East 187th Street had the tickets in stock so he didn't need to travel to buy them
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He won one jackpot of $625,000, one for $250,000, and another one for $25,000 all between 2013 and 2014

Question: Some may call the @placeholder's lucky but Armand Paganelli says he merely buys a lot of tickets.

Answer: Armand Paganelli

Answer: Paganelli

Answer: Armand Paganelli

Answer: Paganelli


The Philae lander has made contact with Earth again this morning after sending back its first message in nearly seven months over the weekend. Ground operators said the lander is now fully operational, and is preparing to gather scientific data on the surface. Crucially, the lander has also woken up just in time to observe the most exciting period on the comet, as it reaches its closest point to the sun. Jean-Yves Le Gall, president of the French space agency, told television station France 2 this morning that the lander is now ‘completely awake’ after it re-established contact. On Saturday, after a long hibernation with its batteries run down, scientists around the world celebrated as it sent back its first message after a crucial solar recharge.
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Philae made contact for the second time after seven months of hibernation
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French space agency president said it was now 'completely awake'
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Scientists will now decide which instruments to turn on first
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Philae has woken up just in time to study the comet's most exciting phase

Question: ‘We knew that the comet was in effect coming out of its cometary winter into its cometary summer, and we knew as that happened, that was the best chance of hearing from @placeholder.'

Answer: Philae

Answer: Philae

Answer: Philae


(CNN) Colombia's Congress has approved a historic peace agreement that will lead to the disarming of rebels in the 52-year conflict. The lower house Wednesday approved the revised deal between the government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC. The vote was 130-0 and came after about 11 hours of debate. The rebels have 150 days to put down their arms, according to the legislation. Last week marked the second time this year that Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos and FARC leader Rodrigo Londoño have signed a peace deal aimed at ending Latin America's longest war. In October, Colombian voters rejected the first version of the agreement in a national referendum, sending negotiators back to the table.
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Colombia's lower house of Congress unanimously approved peace accord
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Deal marks end of more than five decades of conflict, giving FARC 150 days to lay down weapons

Question: During the last two months, he said his field teams have encountered @placeholder soldiers asking what is going to happen to them, saying some members are already being offered work with criminal groups.

Answer: FARC

Answer: FARC

Answer: FARC


(CNN) When Sudanese refugee Aziz Adam landed on Christmas Island, in Australian territory, he thought his days of horror and torture were over. Fleeing without his family, under threat of death for being a member of the wrong tribe in Sudan, he told CNN he would rather die in the ocean than be tortured in his home country. But when he was transferred to Australia's remote detention center on Manus Island in 2013, he realized his trauma had only just begun. "They just want us to die. For the last three years we were under heavy, systematic torture (which) aim to force us to go back ... Hundreds of us lost their minds completely," he said.
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Exclusive: Two Manus Island detainees react to the news of the detention center's closure
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At least 800 men are still in the center, some of whom have been there for three years

Question: But for the detainees, who spoke to CNN in a series of WhatsApp messages from inside the compound, the closure of @placeholder doesn't come as a relief.

Answer: Manus Island

Answer: Manus Island

Question: "When I came to Australia first, I thought (I was) in safe hands and place, I started to think how to get my family out of that mess in @placeholder.

Answer: Sudanese

Answer: Sudan


Colorado Springs, Colorado (CNN) Donald Trump called Tuesday for limiting the number of terms members of Congress can serve, a proposal he argued would help Washington run more effectively. The Republican nominee, looking to refocus his campaign by highlighting his "outsider" candidacy, said he would work to amend the US Constitution to impose congressional term limits, an oft-mentioned proposal that has never succeeded. "If I am elected President, I will push for a constitutional amendment to impose term limits on all members of Congress," Trump said at a campaign rally here. "Decades of failure in Washington and decades of special interest dealing must and will come to an end."
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He did not say how many terms members of Congress should be limited to
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Trump also called for ethics reform on Monday

Question: Trump's new focus on governmental reforms comes as he is sliding in a slew of national and battleground state polls following two weeks of damaging disclosures about his treatment of women -- first an audio recording of @placeholder bragging about groping women, and then nearly a dozen allegations from women who said Trump groped or kissed them without their consent.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: "Even though we're doing pretty well in the polls, I don't believe the polls anymore," Trump said, issuing a surprising statement given the amount of time @placeholder has spent at rallies reading off poll numbers.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Kansas Sen. Pat Roberts has galvanized enough rank-and-file Republican voters to close the gap with independent challenger Greg Orman in one of the nation's hottest races, a new CNN/ORC poll has found. Roberts leads Orman, 49% to 48%, according to the survey of 687 likely voters that was conducted October 2-6. Orman's chances drastically improved -- and the race was catapulted into the national spotlight -- when Democratic candidate Chad Taylor dropped off the ballot in September, allowing Orman to appeal to a broad swath of anti-Roberts voters on the right and left without competition. Hoping to hold onto a seat that could be key to determining majority control of the Senate, Republicans have scrambled to paint Orman as a Democrat in disguise and to criticize the entrepreneur's business dealings.
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GOP Sen. Pat Roberts holds a 49-48% lead over independent Greg Orman
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The results suggest Roberts is consolidating support among rank-and-file Republicans
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The race could hinge on how many Republicans turn out to vote

Question: In that scenario, there would be no majority party until and unless @placeholder choses sides between Democrats and Republicans.

Answer: Greg Orman

Answer: Orman

Answer: Orman

Answer: Orman

Answer: Orman

Answer: Greg Orman


(CNN) Are Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump the same person? The normal test for that is asking if they've ever been seen in the same room together -- and, OK, they have. At Trump's third wedding. Clinton says she and Bill only went because they thought "it would be fun." But it's more than that: Power also attracts power; egos are drawn to ego. And when chatting over a glass of champagne at the reception, they might have found they have a surprising amount in common. 1. Age. Clinton is 68; Trump turns 70 in a few days. They're both baby boomers and their lives followed two very "Sixties" trajectories. Clinton, the young idealist, grew up to become a left-wing activist. Trump, the square WASP, grew up to become a filthy rich yuppie. They're like Barbra Streisand and Robert Redford in "The Way We Were." Without the romance. Thank God.
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Timothy Stanley: Clinton and Trump are running against each other for president, but in many ways they are the same
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He says the similarities run from dying their hair to being New Yorkers, to being one percenters -- and under investigation

Question: Former students say they were told they'd be meeting the head professor himself only to be invited to have their photo taken with a cardboard @placeholder cutout.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Ex-Formula One racer Mark Webber believes the sport has lost its appeal and the depth of driver talent is the worst it has ever been. Webber, a nine-time grand prix winner, competed in over 200 races across a 12-year period for the likes of Jaguar, Williams and Red Bull. He narrowly missed out on the title in 2010 to Red Bull team-mate Sebastian Vettel before joining the increasingly popular World Endurance Championship last season. And Webber, rarely one to mince his words, launched a strong attack on the sport in the wake of Sunday's Italian Grand Prix which was won by Lewis Hamilton.
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Ex-Formula One racer Mark Webber believes the sport has lost its appeal
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Webber also claims the depth of driver talent is the worst it has ever been
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His attack comes just days after Lewis Hamilton won the Italian Grand Prix

Question: The post-race drama provide some excitement from what was a largely dreary race in which @placeholder led every lap.

Answer: Lewis Hamilton

Answer: Lewis Hamilton


Crafty marketing ploys are tricking consumers into paying premium prices for poor food choices, consumer group Choice says. The advocacy group analysed the nutritional profile of 117 products marketing themselves as healthy and found a mixed bag when it came to assessing their health performance. The Choice investigation looked at products including McCain frozen pasta meals and Weight Watchers risotto, finding that products marketed as 'healthy' often received the same health rating as a regular product but they came with a hefty price markup. McCain Healthy Choice Italian Beef and Chia Meatballs with Wholemeal Spaghetti costs $1.85 per 100g, compared to McCain Spaghetti Bolognese which costs $1.50 per 100g but does not have 'healthy' branding.
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Marketing ploys trick consumers into paying more for poor food choices
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Consumer group Choice analysed the nutritional profile of 117 products
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It found 'healthy' options were often no better for you than regular items but came with a hefty price markup

Question: Choice also compared @placeholder sweet potato and pumpkin risotto with Woolworths Select chicken and mushroom risotto, finding there was a 87 per cent price markup on the Weight Watchers meal despite the fact both items have a 3.5 star rating.

Answer: Weight Watchers


Prime Minister Tony Abbott has banned all government frontbenchers from appearing on ABC's Q&A, according to Nationals MP Barnaby Joyce. 'The Prime Minister has communicated he does not want any frontbencher to appear on Q&A,' the spokesman said. 'Barnaby was told this tonight and apologised to Q&A that he would not be able to appear.' The Prime Minister's call for frontbenchers to snub the program was first reported by the Sydney Morning Herald. Joyce's withdrawal was a backflip from comments Mr Joyce made earlier in the day on the ABC's Insiders, when committed to appearing on Monday night. It comes after Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull - who is scheduled to be on the show next week - was been forced to deny the government is boycotting the ABC in the wake of the continuing scandal over the appearance of former terror suspect Zaky Mallah.
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Tony Abbott has banned government frontbenchers from going on Q&A
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Prime Minister's boycott blamed for Barnaby Joyce's late cancellation
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Spokesman for Joyce says the Minister learned of the decree Sunday night
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Comes after Malcolm Turnbull said there was no such boycott last week

Question: 'When given the microphone on @placeholder, he used it to his advantage, providing a chilling justification for terrorists that came perilously close to incitement.

Answer: Q&A

Answer: Q&A

Answer: Q&A

Answer: Q&A


(CNN) -- Why wait for the election in November? The political convention host cities are already going head-to-head as part of our Destination USA project pitting rival cities against each other. Tampa, Florida, will host the Republican National Convention August 27-30, while Charlotte, North Carolina, will host the Democratic National Convention September 3-6. In our smackdown's early returns, Charlotte handily won the vote. The North Carolina town earned a definitive victory with 66 percent of the more than 1,900 votes collected in our unscientific poll. More than 2,100 people recommended the story on Facebook and nearly 100 comments were logged on that story.
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Cigar aficionados can enjoy a smoke and a Cuban coffee in Tampa Bay's historic Ybor City
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Tampa's residents love its miles of white sandy beaches and gorgeous sunsets
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Charlotte's NoDa neighborhood features restaurants, a lively music scene and art galleries
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Charlotte has the U.S. National Whitewater Center and the NASCAR Hall of Fame

Question: In the months leading up to the Republican convention, @placeholder's tourism bureau will post video and blog recommendations for Tampa Bay convention attendees on its website.

Answer: Florida


(CNN) -- The mother of missing Alabama teen Natalee Holloway talked to the family of a murdered Peruvian woman whose case may be linked to her daughter's, the Peruvian family told CNN's sister network In Session. Beth Holloway gave the Flores family her "sincere, sincere condolences" when they spoke for the first time Wednesday, Enrique Flores told In Session's Jean Casarez. Flores' sister Stephany was killed May 30. Joran van der Sloot, who is being held in connection with the killing, was twice arrested but never charged in the disappearance of Natalee Holloway in 2005. Beth Holloway told Enrique Flores she hoped his family would not go through what her family had suffered, he said.
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Stephany Flores' family speaks to Holloway's mother for the first time, victim's brother says
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The two families are linked by Joran van der Sloot, held over Flores killing
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Van der Sloot twice arrested but never charged over Natalee Holloway disappearance
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Enrique Flores hopes Van der Sloot trial can ease both families' pain

Question: Police have said they think @placeholder killed Flores to steal money she won.

Answer: Joran van der Sloot

Answer: Joran van der Sloot

Answer: Van der Sloot

Answer: Van der Sloot

Question: No trial start date has been set in the case, but a hearing is scheduled for next week, when @placeholder will give his first statements before a judge.

Answer: Joran van der Sloot

Answer: Joran van der Sloot

Answer: Van der Sloot

Answer: Van der Sloot


Juan Martin Hernandez believes Ireland's quarter-final prospects hinge on getting Johnny Sexton, his old Racing Metro club-mate, patched up and ready for Sunday. The veteran who goes by the nickname of El Mago (The Magician), Hernandez is best known in these parts for putting a stake through Irish hearts at the 2007 World Cup with a hat-trick of morale-sapping drop goals. Out-half may no longer be his stage where he stylishly struts his stuff, as he has played centre in nine of his last dozen outings following a season-long stint at full-back, but he touts Sexton as the danger to silenced in order for the Pumas to roar.
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Johnny Sexton could be risked for Ireland's Rugby World Cup quarter-final
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The Leinster fly-half injured an adductor muscle but is close to full fitness
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Juan Martin Hernandez believes Sexton sets Ireland's tempo on the pitch
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Rugby World Cup 2015: See the latest RWC news, results and highlights

Question: He had some monumental on-pitch battles with O'Gara, but working at the same club for a year transformed @placeholder's impression of his former enemy.

Answer: Juan Martin Hernandez

Answer: Hernandez

Answer: Juan Martin Hernandez


Oakland Raiders linebacker Aldon Smith was suspended Tuesday by the NFL for one calendar year because of violations of the league's substance-abuse policy. The penalty is effective immediately and Smith will be eligible to apply for reinstatement no sooner than 60 days before the end of the suspension. Smith, 26, was released by the San Francisco 49ers in August after several run-ins with the law and then landed across the bay with the Raiders. Smith went through the locker room and told teammates goodbye Tuesday before the suspension was officially announced. Smith released a statement Tuesday night thanking the Raiders their fans and owner Mark Davis for their support.
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Oakland Raiders linebacker Aldon Smith suspended minimum of one year
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Smith was arrested for DUI, hit and run and vandalism on August 7
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He was with the San Francisco 49ers at the time and released
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It was his third arrest on suspicion of drink driving since entering the NFL
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Raiders took on Smith but have now suspended him until November 2016
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26-year-old also linked to incident involving guns and stabbing in 2012

Question: 'I had lost my love for the game and it led me to some poor choices, but I am thankful to the @placeholder organization for believing in me this season and will continue to better myself and grow from my experiences.

Answer: Oakland Raiders

Answer: Raiders

Answer: Raiders

Answer: Oakland Raiders


(CNN) Two Syrian women took a hidden camera through the northern Syrian city of Raqqa to document their life under ISIS rule, knowing they faced execution should they be discovered, according to CNN Swedish affiliate Expressen TV, which commissioned the video. Fully covered and wearing face veils, they shop, take a taxi and walk around neighborhoods, showing a deserted city with little traffic and some armed men walking about. "Everyone's left," they say, because airstrikes on Raqqa have intensified. "Foreign ISIS fighters have set up checkpoints, taken the ID cards of Syrians and use them to flee to Turkey," the women say.
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Two women took undercover video in Raqqa to show how they live under ISIS rule
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The video shows a deserted city with little traffic and armed men walking about
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Syria's civil war has raged for five years killing more than 250,000 and displacing millions, UN says

Question: @placeholder's war: Everything you need to know about how we got here

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syrians

Answer: Syria


When a husband and wife fleeing Syria  made it all the way from their war-torn country safely  to Greece in a life raft - with their beloved kitten in tow - the story went viral. Shortly afterwards,  Al Kadri, 26, and his wife Nadia arrived in Germany, where they now live, but Zaytouna the tabby cat was quarantined and amid the chaos and the language barrier, it was unclear whether they could ever get her back. But after fearing that their feline had been put down under stringent immigration regulations, the pair were delighted to be reunited with her a few months later when she was delivered to their door.
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Al Kadri, 26, and his wife Nadia, arrived in Greece from Syria by sea
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Brought their kitten Zaytouna with them in a home-made sling
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Upon arrival at refugee camp in Germany, the cat was quarantined
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Government official found them and returned Zaytouna by surprise

Question: Mr Kadri told Buzzfeed: '[A government worker] told me in most cases when people bring their pets from Syria they just kill the animal,' yet it was that same worker who surprised the couple months later by bringing @placeholder back to them.

Answer: Zaytouna

Answer: Zaytouna

Answer: Zaytouna

Question: @placeholder was detained and quarantined, as all animals without a pet passport are required to be, for disease prevention purposes.

Answer: Zaytouna

Answer: Zaytouna

Answer: Zaytouna


(CNN) -- Javier Hernandez has had to be patient this season. Robin van Persie's arrival at Manchester United was followed by a glut of goals that justified Alex Ferguson's $38 million investment in the former Arsenal striker. Hernandez also made a big impact two years ago as a relatively little-known signing from Guadalajara, being named player of the season as United won a record 19th league title. But last season was a different story as the Mexico international played a bit-part role and the club's Premier League crown was snatched by crosstown rivals Manchester City. The 24-year-old came into the 2012-13 campaign fresh after Ferguson demanded he miss Mexico's successful Olympic campaign, but he has started only five matches out of 16 in all competitions.
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Javier Hernandez comes off the bench to inspire Manchester United to victory
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Mexican scores twice and has another effort deflected in by Aston Villa player
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The 3-2 win puts United four points clear at the top of the Premier League
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Arsenal lose more ground after blowing a two-goal lead for the second time this week

Question: It was the eighth time @placeholder have won this season after going behind.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Answer: Manchester United


Vancouver, British Columbia (CNN) -- Many kids dream of being in the Olympics one day. When U.S. bobsledder Bill Schuffenhauer was a child in Salt Lake City, Utah, he had no idea the Olympics even existed. All he knew was his parents were drug addicts, that his mother was a prostitute who was often beaten in front of him. He knew that if he was going to survive, he had to do whatever it took to make it. He stole from people; he ate from garbage cans; he got locked up in juvenile detention for breaking into a bike shop when he was trying to get something he could sell for money so he could eat.
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As a child, bobsledder Bill Schuffenhauer often lived on the streets
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His mother and stepfather were addicts
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He turned to athletics in junior high and became a star decathlete
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After his track career ended, he tried out and made bobsled team that won silver in 2002

Question: One of the Olympic team members on the top @placeholder four-man team tested positive for steroids, so Schuffenhauer was called into duty.

Answer: U.S.


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump kicked off this week looking to move past his health care debacle and on to the other items on his agenda. But early Monday, a new cloud of suspicion moved in over the White House over its role in helping House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes access classified information that the President later claimed partially vindicated his accusation that his predecessor "wiretapped" him. That cloud of suspicion grew darker with the disclosure of previously undisclosed meetings between the President's son-in-law and top adviser, Jared Kushner, and a Russian banker with ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Trump's week was overshadowed by Russia
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He did accomplish some things despite the distractions

Question: @placeholder on Tuesday signed an executive order that will unwind a chunk of President Barack Obama's actions aimed at combating climate change.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: The bills followed several executive orders @placeholder has already signed to strip down the number of government regulations.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


British comedian Russell Brand has taken aim at Treasurer Joe Hockey and his controversial comments about the housing crisis calling it 'extreme capitalism' and labelling Australian politicians as too 'rich and posh'. The Treasurer came under fire on Tuesday and was slammed for being 'out of touch' and 'ignorant' after advising Australians to earn more money to battle the housing affordability crisis. Brand, a self-proclaimed anti capitalist, took to his online daily show The Trews on Thursday to unleash the criticisms and claim Australia is still a 'prison colony'. 'Let’s look at Australia - a country where you can’t get a house unless there’s bars on the doors,' he started off the nine-minute segment.
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Russell Brand criticised Federal Treasurer Joe Hockey during his online show on Thursday
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The British comedian said Mr Hockey's comments reflected 'extreme capitalism'
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The Treasurer was slammed earlier this week for advising people to earn more money to battle the housing affordability crisis
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Brand said Australia was a 'prison colony' and called politicians too 'rich'

Question: 'The situation is set up to the advantage of the rich and powerful in @placeholder.'

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australians

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia


A schoolboy has become an online sensation after making a Facebook video to declare his love for a girl named Rose. The young lad, who introduces himself as Patrick and is believed to be from Ireland, pleads with the object of his affection to send her number, before serenading her with Peter Andre's hit song Mysterious Girl. He energetically swivels his hips to the music, pumping his arms and flicking V-signs at the camera in a bid to woo his girl. The charming Facebook video has already racked up almost 595,000 views since it was posted online. Patrick opens by addressing a girl named Rose, telling her: 'I want to send this to you'.
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Schoolboy introduces himself as Patrick and addresses a girl named Rose
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Tells her: 'I love you, Rose. If you wanna have it, we'll have it'
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Dances to Peter Andre's hit Mysterious Girl in a bid to woo her

Question: It is unknown whether Patrick's video had the desired affect and hooked him a date with his very own @placeholder.

Answer: Mysterious Girl

Answer: Mysterious Girl


Reading boss Steve Clarke and Bradford counterpart Phil Parkinson have both criticised the decision to play their FA Cup quarter-final replay on a Monday evening. The FA have said they are powerless to move the game due to UEFA’s threat of heavy financial punishment. The clubs must play again at the Madejski Stadium a week Monday, just 48 hours after they play league fixtures. Reading manager Steve Clarke is bemused by the decision to host a quarter-final replay on a Monday Reading were held to a goalless draw by Bradofrd in the FA Cup quarter-final on Saturday Andrew Davies goes close to giving Bradford the lead with his header in the second half at Valley Parade
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Reading's FA Cup quarter-final replay with Bradford is on Monday March 16
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Both teams are in league action only two days before the replay
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Steve Clarke believes the date makes it hard for them to field strong sides

Question: ‘I know that people says it’s @placeholder but the FA have to be stronger.

Answer: UEFA


Amanda Holden has revealed she's still a good girl at heart - despite that affair with Neil Morrissey during her seven-year marriage to Les Dennis. The Britain's Got Talent judge has spoken out about the affair that destroyed her marriage to the Family Fortunes host and launched her career. The 44-year-old is now happily married to record producer Chris Hughes and says he wears the trousers in their relationship in an interview with the Notebook. Amanda said: 'I've never been naughty...Well, apart from when I had the affair with Neil [Morrissey]. 'Apart from that, I was, and still am, a very good girl.'
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Amanda Holden is in her career prime with gigs on This Morning and BGT
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In a new interview the 44 year old talks about her affair with Neil Morrissey
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She also discusses revenge on Simon Cowell after he pranked her

Question: Cowell rang @placeholder live on radio and told her she was being replaced by Cheryl - because at 32 she's 12 years younger.

Answer: Amanda Holden

Answer: Amanda

Answer: Amanda Holden

Question: Although @placeholder jokes about wanting to leave BGT, it's clear that she really enjoys her role as a talent spotter.

Answer: Amanda Holden

Answer: Amanda

Answer: Amanda Holden


Washington (CNN) No one knows who will win the White House on Tuesday. But there's already one undisputed loser from the ferocious presidential campaign: James Comey. The FBI director cleared Hillary Clinton for a second time Sunday in the probe over her private email server. But the damage to her campaign -- and his own reputation -- is unlikely to quickly heal. With his highly public handling of the email probe and his resulting entanglement in the political tumult, Comey accomplished the unusual feat of antagonizing each side of the partisan divide. In the aftermath, his stature is diminished and his future in a Clinton or Donald Trump administration is highly uncertain.
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Democrats blast Comey for influencing the final days of an already vitriolic campaign
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Republicans say he caved to political pressure

Question: If he hoped his Sunday letter to lawmakers informing them that a review of new emails potentially tied to @placeholder's server would quell the political storm swirling around him, he was mistaken.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Question: Comey is three years into a 10-year appointment at the @placeholder.

Answer: FBI

Question: The political storm surrounding @placeholder's emails and the FBI's handling of them threaten to tarnish the bureau itself.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton


(PARENTING.com) -- Since last night's unexpected announcement that terrorist Osama bin Laden had been killed, many parents are grappling with how to talk to their kids about this huge news story. Young children, most born after the horrible events of September 11, may hear bits and pieces at school even if parents took care to keep the morning news turned off. How do you explain the contradiction that it's wrong to hurt someone, but in this case the president said it was justified? We talked to Paul Coleman, a clinical psychologist who specializes in trauma and wrote the book "How to Say It to Your Child When Bad Things Happen".
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Psychologist: Age 7 is when to discuss tough things like bin Laden's death
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Ask younger kids leading questions to find out if they've heard talk about it
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Keep discussions simple and reassuring; bin Laden was bad and was punished
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Above all, emphasize that the grown-ups are in charge and that kids are safe

Question: • Although @placeholder generally suggests age 7 as the best time to start talking to kids about tough stuff, this story is ubiquitous enough that preschool and kindergarten-age kids may get wind of it anyway from classmates.

Answer: Paul Coleman


(CNN) -- In 1987, an anguished, trembling Joy White pleaded for someone to help her find her infant daughter. "I hope she's all right," the heartbroken mother told reporters at the time before collapsing in tears. Now, 23 years later, White is crying tears of joy as the decades-long mystery of her missing daughter reached a happy ending. Searching for a missing loved one? Share your story, photos The saga started on August 4, 1987, when White took her sick baby, Carlina, to a Harlem hospital because of an extremely high fever, a New York police official said. Carlina was admitted in the hospital and White went home to rest. When the mother returned, Carlina was gone.
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Carlina White was abducted in 1987 from a hospital room
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Girl told authorities she had felt she was raised by a family to which she did not belong
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She did internet search recently and found information on her abduction case

Question: The face in the photograph bore a striking resemblance to that of the baby in the tattered picture @placeholder had held on to.

Answer: Joy White

Answer: White

Answer: White

Answer: White


(CNN) President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday meant to allow churches and other religious organizations to become more active politically, though the actual implications of the document appeared limited. The order, which Trump inked during a ceremony in the White House Rose Garden, directs the IRS not to take "adverse action" against churches and other tax-exempt religious organizations participating in political activity that stops short of an endorsement of a candidate for office. But pastors are already free to deliver political speeches, and regularly do. Churches and other tax-exempt organizations are restricted from endorsing or explicitly opposing political candidates under the 1954 Johnson Amendment, but the executive order Trump signed Thursday makes clear that those activities would still not be permitted.
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It is the policy of the Trump administration "to protect and vigorously promote religious liberty"
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The order will direct the IRS to exercise "maximum enforcement discretion"

Question: Briefing reporters Wednesday evening, a senior @placeholder administration official downplayed the possibility that churches would soon act as political groups advocating for particular candidates.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Triple G has stepped up his bid to fill the void left by Floyd Mayweather as boxing's main attraction. Gennady Gennadyevich Golovkin demolished rival world middleweight champion David Lemieux in their unification bout this weekend. The Kazakh with a kick like a mule in his punches floored the man regarded as his most dangerous opponent yet in the fifth round. He then finished Lemieux off in the eighth, the referee stepping in shortly before the mortician. It was murderous stuff and either Ireland's Andy Lee or England's Billy Joe Saunders must decide whether it is good or bad news that Golovkin is hell-bent on completing the full set of middleweight alpha-belts very soon.
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Undefeated Gennady Golovkin destroyed David Lemieux in his last fight
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The Kazakh wants to become best pound-for-pound in the world
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Andy Lee or Billy Joe Saunders could face Golovkin next summer
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Golovkin's aiming to relieve Canelo Alvarez or Miguel Cotto of WBC belt
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Eddie Hearn refunding fans after Kell Brook pulled out injured

Question: Pacquiao remains the immediate pound-for-pound successor to @placeholder in my ratings for the moment, even though Golovkin may well be the biggest crowd-puller now.

Answer: Floyd Mayweather


It was, he admitted, one of the 'more surreal' moments in his life. Standing next to a line of men dressed in smart jackets, denim hot pants and heels, Prince William managed to gain his composure enough to secure a deal worth 500 million Czech Krona. The prince and his wife, the Duchess of Cambridge, sporting a favourite LK Bennett suit and with several inches lopped off her famous locks leaving her with a glossy long bob, were at the 23rd ICAP annual Charity Day in the City of London. The fundraising event sees the global brokerage firm donate a day's revenue and commissions to charity, with the staff dressing up to complete their trades.
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Kate and William joined stock brokers on the trading floor at ICAP's charity day
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Under the guidance of the brokers, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge 'closed' deals
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ICAP donate a day's revenue and commissions each year to a number of selected charities
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Last night, Kate arrived in a Bentley to  Diplomatic Reception at Buckingham Palace
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Wore dazzling diamond and pearl Cambridge Lover's Knot tiara, once owned by Princess Diana
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Thought to have recycled Alexander McQueen dress from 2013's event
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See more of the latest news updates on the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge

Question: The new look left many to remark how similar @placeholder was starting to look like her 60-year-old mother, Carole Middleton.

Answer: Kate

Answer: Kate


San Diego (CNN) -- It can't be. The Republican Party's wise new sage on immigration is ... Mitt Romney? In a recent interview with Univision, the Spanish-language television network, the former presidential candidate -- whom some suspect may be gearing up to run again in 2016 -- criticized President Obama's use of executive action to temporarily re-prioritize deportations. Nothing new here, folks. Most Republicans posed the same criticism, even at the cost of looking like hypocrites for contradicting their George W. Bush-era views in favor of expanding executive power. One minute, Republicans are threatening not to work with Obama on any issue; the next, they're whining that Obama didn't wait around to work with them on immigration.
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Ruben Navarrette: In the 2012 election, Mitt Romney was a backward voice on immigration
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He criticized Rick Perry, Newt Gingrich for ideas that helped immigrants, Navarrette says
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Navarrette: This year, Romney is wisely calling on GOP to pass immigration reform
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He says it's the one smart way Republicans can respond to Obama's executive action

Question: Moreover, now that Obama has put @placeholder in "check" with his executive action, the only move they have left for "checkmate" is to pass an immigration bill that is more substantial than his executive action.

Answer: Republican Party

Answer: Republicans

Answer: GOP

Answer: Republicans


Parents have condemned a school's decision to make children as young as 12  learn a 'sexist' play which features outrageous chat-up lines and advice on how to bed girls by getting them drunk. Pupils at The Warriner School, in Bloxham, Oxfordshire, were given the play Too Much Punch for Judy by Mark Wheeller to take home to revise last weekend. However, parents were left stunned when they saw the script contained crude dialogue from male characters on the lookout for 'nooky.' In the play, two friends - named Bob and Nob - go searching for 'talent' and talk about plying 'tasty' Essex girls with booze to stop them thinking before 'going in for the kill'.
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Parents angry after pupils at Oxfordshire school given crude play to revise
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Children as young as 12 told to learn script of Too Much Punch for Judy
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Play features crude lines as characters search for 'nooky' and 'tasty girls'
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Disappointed mothers condemned Mark Wheeller play as 'crude and crass'

Question: There are also references to @placeholder not wearing any underwear before playing 'billiards… in his pockets' when he sees 'hot girls' during their night out.

Answer: Nob


What is the last thing you remember about Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo? For Messi, it is most likely him tearing Barclays Premier League champions Manchester City apart, making them look like a League One team lost in Europe, nutmegging James Milner to leave him with grass stains on his backside. For Ronaldo, it may be him throwing his arm in the air in disdain, sulking back to the halfway line, protesting even though team-mate Gareth Bale had just put Real Madrid 1-0 up against Levante. Lionel Messi may well be priceless as the Barcelona star continues to find the best form of his career
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Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo won the 2014 Ballon d'Or on January 12
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His rival, Barcelona's Lionel Messi, has been on a different level ever since
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Messi has 18 goals to Ronaldo's eight since that blow back in January
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Messi terrorised Manchester City as Barca knocked them out of Europe
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Ronaldo has been putting in extra work at the training ground this week
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Real Madrid face Barcelona at the Nou Camp on Sunday in El Clasico
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'A measure of Messi's greatness is that he makes world class players like Sergio Aguero and Luis Suarez look distinctly ordinary by comparison' – Gary Lineker, Match of the Day presenter and former England striker
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'What Messi's doing is amazing. Even the City players enjoyed it' – Ivan Rakitic, Barcelona's only goalscorer on Wednesday night
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'I'm sad for him and upset because people doubt him. How can you doubt a guy like that? He puts himself on a level where it's impossible for me to hear people doubting this man' – Thierry Henry, Sky Sports pundit and Arsenal legend
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'Lionel Messi is better than Ronaldo. He is the best player in the world. Everything about him is the best' – David Villa, former Barcelona and current New York City striker

Question: @placeholder's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barca

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barcelona

Question: Ronaldo must up his game to stay in competition with Messi if he is to retain the @placeholder next year

Answer: Ballon d'Or


The heartbroken grandmother of a toddler who died of massive head injuries after her drug-addicted mother and violent partner forced her to ride a motorbike that repeatedly crashed has wept with relief at a coroner's findings. Little Chloe Valentine, 4, died of massive head injuries after being forced to ride a motorbike that repeatedly crashed over a three-day period in the backyard of her Adelaide home in January 2012. Her mother, Ashlee Polkinghorne, and her then partner are in jail after pleading guilty to Chloe's manslaughter through criminal neglect. In an emotional statement outside the Adelaide inquest on Thursday, Chloe's grandmother Belinda Valentine welcomed Coroner Mark Johns' ruling that Families SA was broken and fundamentally flawed and that the agency's lack of action over Chloe's mother's drug use was a complete failure.
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A coroner found child protection agency broken and fundamentally flawed
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Chloe Valentine died from head injuries in 2012 after falling off motorbike
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She was forced to ride it by her drug addicted mother and her partner over three days
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Coroner condemned Families SA's dealings with Chloe's mum
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Their interactions involved a 'history of drift, irresolution and aimlessness'
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Coroner recommended 22 changes to the government
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Grandmother Belinda Valentine said the families could now move forward
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'The sun will rise in the morning, even though we don't want it to'
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'We are actually the lucky ones, because we had Chloe in our life'

Question: '@placeholder was given virtually limitless opportunities to address her problems,' he said.

Answer: Ashlee Polkinghorne

Question: @placeholder (left) has slammed Families SA  saying they could have saved her granddaughter Chloe Valentine's (right) life

Answer: Belinda Valentine

Answer: Belinda Valentine


Jackson Martinez has arrived in Spain following his £25million move to Atletico Madrid from Porto. The Colombia striker touched down in the Spanish capital on Tuesday to join up with his new team-mates, and was mobbed by reporters and fans desperate for a glimpse of their new star man. Martinez is following in the footsteps of now-Chelsea loanee Radamel Falcao, who swapped Porto for Atletico to much success in 2011. His countryman scored 52 league goals in 68 games at the club, but Martinez was quick to distance himself from comparisons when he arrived at the airport at around 3pm on Tuesday.
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Jackson Martinez has left Porto to join Atletico Madrid for £25million
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The Colombia striker touched down in the Spanish capital on Tuesday
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Now-Chelsea loanee Radamel Falcao made the same move in 2011
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Martinez has distanced himself from comparisons between him and Falcao

Question: '@placeholder is Falcao and Jackson is Jackson, like you are a journalist and there are others.

Answer: Radamel Falcao

Answer: Radamel Falcao

Answer: Falcao


The sun has unleashed three separate solar storms that have combined to smash into Earth's atmosphere. It means astronauts aboard the International Space Station have been able to capture  rare images of a red aurora on our planet. US astronaut Scott Kelly tweeted the stunning pictures today and described the view as 'spectacular'. Forecasters say the storm will continue tonight, causing the huge aurora to be visible from the Earth's north. It should be seen in much of Europe, as long as there are no clouds, and may even be visible as far south as the Canadian border with the US.
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Astronauts at the International Space Station captured incredible images of a rare red aurora caused by the phenomenon
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It is expected to be visible tonight from Europe and the US/Candian border
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But the storms may affect Earth's electricity supplies and aircraft radios

Question: 'In @placeholder watchers should be looking for the aurora now and there is hope for those over the US tonight.'

Answer: Europe

Answer: Europe


A married couple accused of plotting a suicide bombing in London 'repeatedly' watched the martyrdom video of 7/7 bomber Shehzad Tanweer, a court has heard. Mohammed Rehman, 27, and wife Sana Ahmed Khan, 24, stockpiled chemicals and bomb-making material for a ‘catastrophic attack on London’, the Old Bailey heard. Rehman, using the name ‘Silent Bomber’ and a picture of ‘Jihadi John’ killer Mohammed Emwazi, allegedly took to Twitter to ask his followers to choose a target for the planned suicide bombing. Jurors heard today that Rehman had also hand-written a pledge of allegiance to the barbarous Islamic State and its leader Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi.
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Married couple are accused of plotting a suicide bombing in London
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Mohammed Rehman and his wife Sana Ahmed Khan stockpiled chemicals
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Court heard they watched martyrdom clip of 7/7 bomber Shehzad Tanweer
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Rehman had pledged allegiance to Islamic State in hand-written note

Question: Jurors were asked to watch the video, lasting 31 minutes, in which @placeholder sets out his reasons for the 7/7 attack.

Answer: Shehzad Tanweer


In the ancient Inca kingdom, the wheel was yet to be invented, iron was foreign and steel was unheard of. So when the Incas needed to travel across the Andes, they did so on handwoven rope bridges, stretched over gorges and rivers. Five hundred years later, just one of the Inca rope bridges remains: the Keshwa Chaca, which spans the Apurimac River near Huinchiri, Peru, in the Province of Canas. Dangerous work: Local villagers work on renewing the Keshwa Chaca - the last Inca rope bridge - in the Andes near Huinchiri, Peru Incredible skill: The 90ft long Keshwa Chaca remains thanks to local villagers who rebuild the bridge each year using the same techniques as their Inca ancestors
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Inca kingdom in the Andes was connected via handwoven rope bridges
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Today, only one bridge remains - the Keshwa Chaca near Huinchiri, Peru
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The 90ft-long bridge is rebuilt by villagers over three days every June, before gradually disintegrating each time
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Locals use the same techniques to make the rope as their Inca ancestors

Question: The last @placeholder disappeared in the early 17th century, and over the years their bridges followed.

Answer: Inca

Answer: Incas

Answer: Inca

Answer: Inca

Answer: Inca

Answer: Inca

Answer: Inca


A former high-class call girl has lifted the lid on how her secret profession servicing the rich and famous left her fearing for her life. Rachael Webster, 43, from Liverpool, spent 15 years working as an escort in London's West End, making up to £3,000 a week working for celebrity clients, including a male model known for his wild party lifestyle, and the brother of an A-List actor. But her customers also included gangsters, criminals and violent thugs, and Rachael believes on several occasions she was lucky not to have been killed. The mother-of-three said: 'At times men did do some really horrendous things to me, absolutely despicable things.
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Rachael Webster, 43, from Liverpool was a high class escort for 15 years
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Clients included celebrities as well as gangsters and violent criminals
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One threatened to put her in a wheelchair and another grabbed her throat
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Has now written a book about her experiences as a tribute to her mum

Question: At 22 Rachael was a single mother living in a council house with her young daughter while working at a massage parlour in @placeholder.

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool


Amazon wants you to buy its first smartphone, the Fire, which it unveiled Wednesday. But it also wants you to use that phone to buy more stuff ... from Amazon. And one of the device's most distinctive features is designed to make it as easy as possible do just that. It's called Firefly, and it contains image-, text- and audio-recognition technology to help you scan and identify books, songs, movies and other items. Amazon wants you to use Firefly so much that the feature has its own dedicated button on the side of the phone for one-stop shopping. "The Firefly button lets you identify printed Web and email addresses, phone numbers, QR and bar codes, artwork, and over 100 million items, including songs, movies, TV shows, and products -- and take action in seconds," Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos said in announcing the phone, which will run Amazon's Fire operating system.
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Firefly is Amazon's recognition tool for the new Fire Phone
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Amazon says Firefly can identify more than 100 million items
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Users can then click to buy an item from Amazon
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Phone is designed to pull you into Amazon's growing universe of services

Question: A user will presumably be able to walk into a store, pick out a product they like, zap it with Firefly and, within a second or two, find out whether it's available on @placeholder for less money.

Answer: Amazon

Answer: Amazon

Answer: Amazon

Answer: Amazon

Answer: Amazon

Answer: Amazon

Answer: Amazon

Answer: Amazon

Answer: Amazon

Question: If there's one difference between the Firefly-loaded @placeholder and other Amazon hardware, it's the price.

Answer: Fire Phone


New Delhi (CNN) At least 15 children died and 30 were injured when a school bus collided with a truck Thursday in northern India, authorities said. "Some children are in critical condition, so casualties could rise," said Parashuram Singh, the deputy superintendent of police in the state of Uttar Pradesh's Etah district. He told CNN that the school bus was carrying around 60 junior high school students. An initial investigation indicates the truck was speeding in dense fog, which likely caused the accident, the deputy said. Etah district administration had ordered all schools in the district to remain closed until January 20 due to cold weather, Satish Pal, Additional District Magistrate (ADM) of the district told CNN. He said his department was making inquiries as to why this particular school remained open.
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Bus was speeding in heavy fog, investigation reveals
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Authorities say 30 of the junior high school students were injured

Question: In a tweet, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said "anguished by the tragic accident in UP's @placeholder district.

Answer: Etah

Answer: Etah


(CNN) -- An Arizona mother has admitted to suffocating her 13-year-old daughter and trying to kill her other children by poisoning them, police said Tuesday. Officers in Casa Grande, Arizona, responded to a 911 call on Christmas Day. A man said that his ex-wife, 35-year-old Connie Villa, had stabbed him but that he had managed to escape and was driving himself to a hospital. When officers arrived at the home, they found Villa with stab wounds, holding a knife to her chest. They managed to subdue her and conducted a sweep of the home. Police found the body of Aniarael Macias, Villa's daughter, in the bathroom.
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Connie Villa told police she suffocated her daughter, Aniarael
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She also admits to trying to kill her other children, police say
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Her surviving children had trace amounts of opiates in their systems, police say
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Aniarael's father asks for privacy and prayers

Question: Police also said that she told them she was unsuccessful in forcing her oldest daughter to ingest the drugs, and so she suffocated @placeholder.

Answer: Aniarael Macias

Answer: Aniarael

Answer: Aniarael

Question: The surviving children are all in good condition and were placed with the family of their father, @placeholder, 33.

Answer: Villa

Answer: Villa


A drug company has been accused of trying to block trials aimed at promoting a ‘cheap, safe and effective’ treatment for sight loss on the NHS. It has ‘bullied’ experts who have tried to prove that a cancer drug can be used to treat one of the most common forms of blindness, according to the BMJ. The respected medical journal says Avastin is just as effective at tackling wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD) as the current treatment, Lucentis. Drug company Novartis has been accused of trying to block trials aimed at promoting a ‘cheap, safe and effective’ treatment for sight loss which would save the NHS around £102million a year
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Drug company accused of trying to block trials aimed at promoting a 'cheap, safe and effective' treatment for sight loss on the NHS
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It 'bullied' experts who tried to prove drug can be used to treat blindness
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Avastin is effective at tackling wet age-related macular degeneration
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Cheaper than the current treatment it would save NHS £102million a year

Question: Findings from clinical trials suggest Avastin is safe and effective in treating AMD – but it costs £70 per treatment compared with £740 for an injection of @placeholder.

Answer: Lucentis


Hong Kong (CNN) -- Chinese table tennis player Zhuang Zedong, a key figure in what became known as the "ping pong diplomacy" that helped thaw frosty Cold War relations between the United States and China, has died aged 73, state-run news agency Xinhua reported. Zhuang's chance meeting with a U.S. player was instrumental in Beijing's decision to invite the American table tennis team for an exhibition match in 1971. That match laid the groundwork for the visit of U.S. President Richard Nixon in 1972 and ultimately paved the way for the establishment of diplomatic ties in 1979, ending China's isolation from the outside world.
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Chinese table tennis legend Zhuang Zedong has died aged 73
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He was key figure in "ping pong diplomacy" that helped thaw ties between China, U.S.
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U.S.-China table tennis match led to 1972 visit by U.S. President Richard Nixon

Question: "I looked at him, thinking, 'he is not the one who makes national policies, he is just an athlete, an ordinary @placeholder'," he recalled.

Answer: United States

Answer: U.S.

Answer: American

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Question: Zhuang won three world championships and was a hero in table-tennis mad @placeholder.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China


An incredible road map of the Universe showing the pathways between our Milky Way and 100,000 other far away galaxies has been revealed by scientists after a 10-year quest into the unknown. The gigantic supercluster of stars, planets and asteroids, which stretches 500 million light years across and has the mass of a hundred quadrillion suns, has been named Laniakea - Hawaiian for 'immeasurable heaven'. The astonishing discovery has revealed that the Milky Way - home to Earth and our solar system - is on the fringes of the enormous cosmic web. Scroll down for video An incredible road map of the Universe revealing the pathways between our Milky Way (red dot) and 100,000 other far away galaxies has been revealed
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Scientists reveal the Milky Way's position in an enormous supercluster of galaxies after 10-year quest into unknown
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Huge supercluster stretches 500 million light years across and has the mass of a hundred quadrillion suns
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Incredible road map reveals Earth is connected with planets, stars and asteroids an unimaginable distance away
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Milky Way is on fringes of gigantic cosmic web, which has been named Laniakea - meaning 'immeasurable heaven'
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Astronomers compared movement of the galaxies with water among hills and valleys to chart the supercluster

Question: And even though the collection of bright galaxies is incomprehensibly large, it makes up just a corner of the observable @placeholder.

Answer: Universe

Answer: Universe


After years of experiencing prejudice  in the fashion industry simply because she wears a hijab, Muslim designer Frida Deguise has made a public stand against racism at her fashion show. The 37-year-old Sydney mother-of-four, who was born into a Lebanese family, has been selling and making dresses in Australia for the past 12 years and consistently feels discriminated against due to her cultural attire. On Tuesday, while debuting her first ready-to-wear evening clothing line called Roxcii, Frida made her entrance on to the catwalk wearing a controversial T-shirt emblazoned with the logo: 'I'm a fashion threat, not a terror threat,' aimed at silencing her critics.
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Muslim fashion designer Frida Deguise has made a stand against racism
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She wore a T-shirt with the slogan:'I'm a fashion threat, not a terror threat'
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Frida has felt personally attacked in the fashion industry
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She says she is discriminated against because she wears a hijab
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She wants to prove that she doesn't just design Islamic clothing

Question: Because I'm Muslim, they think all I do is @placeholder wear.'

Answer: Islamic


The Russian owner of Crufts' Best in Show has dismissed the outrage surrounding the way her handler picked up the Scottish terrier as 'pure trolling'. Marina Khenkina, 48, spoke out after finding herself at the centre of an animal cruelty storm, sparked by the way her American handler Rebecca Cross picked up her Scottish terrier Knopa by its neck and tail at the world-famous dog show. So far, almost 190,000 people have signed online petitions calling for Ms Cross to be stripped of her prestigious title, while Crufts has also issued an apology. Scroll down for video. Anger: American handler Rebecca Cross picked up her Scottish terrier Knopa by the tail - sparking outrage and calls for her to be stripped of the Best in Show title
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Owner Marina Khenkina has defended American handler Rebecca Cross
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The handler picked up Scottish terrier Knopa by its neck and tail at Crufts
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Almost 200,000 outraged animal-lovers called for Cross to lose her title
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But Moscow breeder Khenkina said it's legitimate to grab a terrier by its tail
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She claims those who sign the petition know nothing about the dog breed
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Khenkina also dismissed jokes that Russia was involved in dog poisoning

Question: Mrs @placeholder, who was at Crufts watching over her prize-winning canines, has now waded into the scandal - nicknamed 'Tailgate' - backing Knopa's handler.

Answer: Marina Khenkina

Answer: Marina Khenkina

Answer: Khenkina

Answer: Khenkina


Police have released footage of the shocking moment a husband confessed to losing control and stabbing his estranged British wife to death just moments after he killed her. Christopher Cullen, 51, who was yesterday found guilty of murdering Victoria Comrie Cullen, is seen emerging from the mangroves at Taren Point in Sydney - just metres from where the mother of his three children lay dead. Slumped against a pole wrapped in a foil blanket, Cullen is almost unrecognisable because he was suffering from multiple stab wounds including a punctured lung which had pushed the air to to his facial skin - swelling his eyes so much that he could barely see.
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Footage released of Christopher Cullen's arrest just after his wife's murder
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He lay slumped with swollen eyes from punctured lung pushing air to face
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Jury took just a day of deliberation for the 51-year-old to be found guilty
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Supporters of his estranged wife Victoria Comrie Cullen cried with joy
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Mother of his three children was found dead at Taren Point, south Sydney

Question: The detectives immediately started firing questions at @placeholder - beginning with asking if he knew he was under arrest for the murder of his wife to which he simply replied: 'Yes'.

Answer: Christopher Cullen

Answer: Victoria Comrie Cullen

Answer: Cullen

Answer: Christopher Cullen

Answer: Victoria Comrie Cullen