New York (CNN) -- The new Navy assault ship USS New York steamed into New York harbor Monday, cutting through the water with a bow built using seven and a half tons of steel recovered from the wreckage of the World Trade Center. Its crew stood at attention and a 21-gun salute greeted the ship. Firefighters, bagpipers, and those who lost loved ones on 9/11 lined the shore to watch the emotional arrival. The docking holds special meaning for many families of those who died in the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. "What better way for our young men and women that are going to be on the USS New York to feel the spirit of our country than to have this ship have the steel in the bow that represents not the bad but the good of our country," said Lee Ielpi, who lost his firefighter son, Jonathan, on 9/11.
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USS New York greeted by 21-gun salute, emotional spectators, as it arrives in New York
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Ship's bow includes tons of steel from World Trade Center
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Ship to remain in New York until Veterans Day; it will be based in Norfolk, Virginia

Question: Thirteen percent of the 361 crew members hail from the state of @placeholder.

Answer: New York

Answer: New York

Answer: New York

Answer: New York


Two Burmese men charged with the murders of British backpackers Hannah Witheridge and David Miller had their DNA re-taken in a dramatic courtroom scene today. The rare, if not unique, move was played out after lawyers defending migrants Zaw Lin and Wei Phyo questioned scientific methods applied when the men's DNA was initially taken by police. Earlier a police sergeant who had taken the first DNA samples following the arrest of the Burmese men admitted he had only taken swabs before in training and never from a 'real' suspect. The bodies of Miss Witheridge, 23, and Mr Miller, 24, were discovered in September last year, on Koh Tao Sairee Beach. But failures to investigate vital evidence is putting the trial in jeopardy.
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Lawyers for Zaw Lin and Wei Phyo demanded the pair had their DNA retaken
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They questioned scientific methods applied when the DNA was initially taken
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Police sergeant who took original samples admitted he had only taken swabs before in training and never from a 'real' suspect
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Failures to investigate vital evidence is putting the murder trial in jeopardy

Question: Their lawyers insisted that methods employed in taking their DNA to compare with @placeholder found on the murdered Britons had been erroneous and they insisted today that new tests should be carried out with independent witnesses.

Answer: DNA

Answer: DNA

Answer: DNA

Answer: DNA


(CNN) There is some nasty weather out there and the potential for more. As night fell there were tornado warnings in Oklahoma and Texas while states like Kansas and Kentucky were getting blasted by thunderstorms, radar showed. A flash flood warning has also been put in effect for western parts of Kansas City through early Wednesday morning. At least one tornado was confirmed spotted in Texas -- north of Dallas in Grayson County, according to the National Weather Service. Matthew Day, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service office in Norman, Oklahoma, told CNN there were two circulations in northeast Oklahoma City, but the darkness prevented spotters from confirming if either was a tornado.
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One tornado confirmed in Texas
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Oklahoma City appears to have avoided major damage, emergency official says

Question: In @placeholder, the weather service's office in Wichita said Tuesday evening that there were several reports of hail bigger than golf balls.

Answer: Kansas

Answer: Kansas City


Gatlinburg, Tennessee (CNN) Three people died in raging wildfires in Sevier County, Tennessee, that scorched roughly 15,000 acres, showered residents with embers and sent people scrambling to evacuate from resort communities. The wildfires, which started Monday, damaged or destroyed more than 250 buildings in and near the eastern Tennessee's resort towns of Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, but it spared some major tourist attractions in a dizzying 24 hours, officials said Tuesday. Evacuees said the fire that spread without warning from the Great Smoky Mountains surrounded their homes, forcing them to leave with only the clothes on their backs. "There was flames everywhere. It was a firestorm," Mark Benzschawel, 52, of Gatlinburg told CNN's Nick Valencia.
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Three are reported dead
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About 15,000 acres scorched
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Gatlinburg Mayor's home among 250+ structures lost

Question: "It's a devastating time for us, and for @placeholder," Werner said.

Answer: Gatlinburg

Answer: Gatlinburg

Answer: Gatlinburg

Answer: Gatlinburg Mayor's


ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- The scene was more reminiscent of a Hollywood production than an elaborate prank by the Punk'd-master himself. A banner with Ashton Kutcher's Twitter name, aplusk, was unfurled Wednesday over the CNN logo at CNN Center. Ashton Kutcher, along with his wife, Demi Moore, dropped by Atlanta, Georgia's CNN Center on Wednesday to fulfill his promise to "ding-dong-ditch" CNN founder Ted Turner's house after winning last April's race to attract 1 million followers on the micro-blogging site Twitter. With the precision of a Hollywood director, Kutcher barked into his two-way radio as his light and sound crews followed with the Twitter entourage hot on their heels and an Internet audience watching on Ustream.
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Ashton Kutcher puts banner with Twitter name, aplusk, on CNN Center
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Kutcher also brought 800 boxes of Ding Dongs to restaurant named after Turner
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Kutcher promised to "ding-dong-ditch" Turner if he beat CNN in Twitter race

Question: "Ted doesn't really have an accessible home, and @placeholder doesn't really have an accessible doorbell," he said.

Answer: Ted Turner

Answer: Turner

Answer: Turner


Editor's Note: Actress Drew Barrymore is an Ambassador Against Hunger for the U.N.' s World Food Program. Drew Barrymore says a tiny amount of money can bring nourishment and education to impoverished children. (CNN) -- I made my first trip to Nairobi after reading an article in The New York Times about schools and how they can change a child's life. Dollars could do wonders for one child in a year in Africa, providing food and education, it said, while children in so many other parts of the world have the luxury to spend that money on miscellaneous fun. The article made me feel one person could actively help another person; that I could tangibly help a child in need. A problem that had seemed so vast, so untouchable to me, suddenly felt smaller and more contained -- at least for the moment.
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Drew Barrymore: Nourishment and education are fundamental rights
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She says a quarter a day will feed a child in Africa and enable schooling
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Barrymore: Africa trips made concrete a problem that at first seemed too vast

Question: That, to me, is what the @placeholder is all about -- people helping people -- and that is why I'm so very grateful to be an ambassador against hunger.

Answer: World Food Program


HBO has launched its HBO NOW channel on the Apple TV set-top box, iPhone and iPad ahead of the series premiere of HBO hit show Game of Thrones on April 12. The service is available in the US for $14.99 (£9.90) a month, and will includes all past, present and future HBO programming. It comes as Apple is believed to be preparing a new version of the TV box that can run apps for a June launch. Scroll down for video HBO has launched its HBO NOW channel on the Apple TV set-top box, iPhone and iPad ahead of the series premiere of HBO hit show Game of Thrones on April 12.
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HBO is the US network behind Game of Thrones and the Sopranos
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Service is available on Apple TV and iOS exclusively for three months
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Apple has also cut the price of Apple TV system from $99 (£65) to $69

Question: However, it will only be exclusively available through @placeholder for three months before moving on to other platforms.

Answer: Apple TV

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple TV

Answer: Apple TV

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple TV


Chris Coleman admits Gareth Bale could be left out of Wales' Euro 2016 build-up when Real Madrid enter the business end of their season. Bale will miss Wales' friendly with Holland this week even though the Real forward is expected to return against Sevilla on Sunday night after being sidelined for three weeks with a calf injury. Coleman said he took the decision as it was in 'Wales' long-term interest' to let Bale build up his fitness in Madrid rather than play in Cardiff on Friday, but the 26-year-old might not play for his country again until the eve of next summer's European Championship.
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Wales star Gareth Bale could sit out some of the build-up to Euro 2016
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Chris Coleman could excuse Bale from March game at Real Madrid request
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Bale played twice for Wales last month and got injured on return to Madrid

Question: 'If March comes around and Baley has had a lot of football, and @placeholder say: "Look, he's fit, but we are in the semi-finals of the Champions League, or whatever" then I'm not going to say: "No.

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Madrid


The barrister who accused a male solicitor of sexism after he described her photograph as 'stunning' said she had received 'many sexist comments' in her career as a barrister. Charlotte Proudman, 27, made headlines last month when she claimed Alexander Carter-Silk had 'objectified her' with the message he sent on the networking site LinkedIn. She then posted his comments – and her outraged response – on Twitter, telling the married 57-year-old that focusing on women's looks 'silences women's professional attributes as their physical appearance becomes the subject'. Today, Miss Proudman told the Women in the World summit in London that she was 'not asking for it any more than a woman walking down the road in a mini skirt is'.
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Barrister Charlotte Proudman accused male solicitor of sexism after he described her photograph on the networking site LinkedIn as 'stunning'
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Today she said she had received 'many sexist comments' in her work
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But said she is 'not asking for it any more than a woman in a mini skirt'
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Spoke at event alongside former child soldiers and forced marriage victims

Question: Speaking on the LinkedIn row, @placeholder said: 'I've received many sexist comments in my work as a barrister.

Answer: Miss Proudman


Jack Wilshere offered a personal apology for his rowdy bus-top antics during Arsenal's FA Cup celebrations as he waits to discover if he will be charged by the Football Association. Having been out on the town all night, Wilshere grabbed the microphone on Sunday and led jubilant supporters in a foul-mouthed terrace chant which mocks local rivals Tottenham. He did the same thing last year – which may be one reason why the FA have not been so quick to dismiss it on this occasion - and issued an apology on Monday to his 1.8 million followers on Twitter. Wilshere said: 'Sharing back2back Cup wins with so many amazing Gooners is a dream come true. Apologies if I upset or offended any of u with my celebrations'.
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Jack Wilshere has issued an apology for his foul-mouthed parade outburst
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Wilshere received the support of an Arsenal fans' spokeswoman
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Midfielder was back in the headlines for the wrong reasons on Monday
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Arsenal midfielder hurled foul-mouthed abuse at Tottenham during parade
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The club issued a swift apology during their in-house media broadcast
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Question: 'I think he has to apologise and retain that passion for his club, but not to cross the line and mock @placeholder the way he did or the way he got the fans to do.

Answer: Tottenham

Answer: Tottenham


When Suleiman the Magnificent died, his heart and body were buried in separate locations. His embalmed body was laid to rest at mosque in Istanbul and the rest was hidden in a secret location. Now, archaeologists believe they have unearthed the tomb that holds the heart and organs from the great ruler of the Ottoman Empire. 'We have data which all points in the same direction,'said Norbet Pap head of the department of Political Geography, Regional and Development Studies at the University of Pecs in Hungary at a presentation of the latest findings. 'That is why we say 'in all certainty,' because there is no sign pointing in another direction.'
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Team used historical records and archives to search for location of tomb
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Decorative elements resemble those where his body is
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Suleiman's death at Szigetvar was kept secret for 48 days
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Excavation work at the site would restart in April

Question: Until his death at age 71, Suleiman was the @placeholder's longest-ruling sultan.

Answer: Ottoman Empire


(CNN) They may be thousands of miles apart -- but that didn't stop Black Lives Matter protesters in Europe marching in solidarity with their U.S. counterparts over the weekend. Hundreds of people marched in London, Berlin and Amsterdam, Netherlands, holding signs emblazoned with the hashtag #BlackLivesMatter and chanting, "No justice, no peace." They followed similar protests across the United States after police shot dead two black men -- Alton Sterling on Tuesday in Louisiana and Philando Castile on Wednesday in Minnesota. Two shootings, two videos, two black men dead The same week, sniper Micah Xavier Johnson killed five police officers at a Black Lives Matter rally in Dallas.
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One man arrested at London Black Lives Matter demonstration
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Berlin is scene of emotion as protesters read names of dead

Question: There have since been hundreds of demonstrations against @placeholder's and Castile's deaths in U.S. cities -- while most have been peaceful, at least 309 people have been arrested in clashes between police and protesters.

Answer: Alton Sterling

Question: There have since been hundreds of demonstrations against Sterling's and @placeholder's deaths in U.S. cities -- while most have been peaceful, at least 309 people have been arrested in clashes between police and protesters.

Answer: Philando Castile


Out there in the desert, the mirage continues to shimmer for Amir Khan. The identity of the challenge becomes blurred in the haze. First it looks like Floyd Mayweather. Now he glimpses Manny Pacquiao. And in which oasis in the sand might he finally touch gloves with one of the two best boxers on earth? The initial lure has been Mayweather in Las Vegas, Nevada. Now the siren call is Pacquiao in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. For two years Khan has been so close to fighting Mayweather that he could smell the resin and hear the roar of the crowd. Yet each time he reaches out, the tantalising illusion fades and slips away like so many fantasies along the Vegas Strip.
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Amir Khan could be set to face Manny Pacquiao in Abu Dhabi, UAE
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Khan's hopes of taking on Floyd Mayweather Jr in Las Vegas have faded
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PacMan's promoter Bob Arum has a mega offer for a UAE fight late in 2015
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Khan is a hero of the Muslim world and his lure in the Middle East is clear
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The Brit will be ringside when the Money Man fights the PacMan on May 2
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Khan must first win interim bout with Chris Algieri in New York on May 29

Question: A fight with @placeholder, preparing to face Floyd Mayweather on May 2, is on the cards for Abu Dhabi

Answer: Manny Pacquiao

Answer: Pacquiao

Answer: Manny Pacquiao

Answer: PacMan

Answer: PacMan


They may be total strangers who are a decade apart in age, but two women who live thousands of miles away have been brought together after learning they are real-life doppelgangers. Jennifer, 33, from Spring, Texas, was stunned by her uncanny resemblance to Ambra, 23, from Fayetteville, North Carolina, after she was matched with her within five minutes of joining the website Twin Strangers, which helps people find their 'identical' lookalikes anywhere in the world. 'I just put in my parameters and there she was,' Jennifer explains in a video chronicling her first meeting with Ambra. After making headlines for finding two of her own lookalikes as part of her Twin Strangers project, Niamh Geaney, 26, is now using her website to help connect others with their nearly identical counterparts.
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Jennifer, 33, from Spring, Texas, found Ambra, 23, from Fayetteville, North Carolina, within five minutes of registering for the website Twin Strangers
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Twin Strangers helps people find their lookalikes from around the world, and the team flew Ambra to meet Jennifer
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Niamh Geaney, 26, from Ireland, started the Twin Strangers project with her two friends
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The TV presenter made headlines in April after finding her 'twin stranger' Karen Branigan, 29

Question: However, @placeholder explained that meeting Jennifer's mom was a strange experience because she didn't know what to expect.

Answer: Ambra

Answer: Ambra

Answer: Ambra

Answer: Ambra


(CNN) In the next few days, President Trump's order to send 59 Tomahawk cruise missiles to attack Syria's Shayrat airfield will be both praised and criticized. The order might also be called illegal. In fairness, a President's authority to fire some cruise missiles into another country without checking with Congress has become a hazy area of Constitutional law in modern times. It's true that under Article I, Section 8, Congress has the power to declare war, tax and spend for defense, and provide for our armed forces. On the executive side, however, the Constitution simultaneously names the President as the "Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy of the United States," who must, to the best of his ability "preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States."
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Danny Cevallos: Some Democrat lawmakers are criticizing Trump's Syria missile strike for not following the protocol outlined in the Constitution
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During the Clinton and Obama administrations, Congress and the courts set a new precedent for how they are likely to react to his orders, Cevallos says

Question: Beyond the @placeholder, federal legislation and even international law arguably define the executive's power.

Answer: Constitution

Answer: Constitution

Answer: Constitution


(CNN) Something caught Stef Lhermitte's eye last week as he pored over satellite images of Northwest Greenland's Petermann Glacier, one of the largest glaciers in Greenland. "I saw a small line and thought 'that seems new,' " said Lhermitte as he described the discovery he made, almost by accident, as he was testing a methodology to detect melt that requires making animated GIFs from the black and blue grainy images of Greenland captured by the European Space Agency's Sentinel-1 satellite. Lhermitte, an assistant professor at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands, checked other satellite records and determined the crack showed up in July 2016, but to his knowledge, had not been noticed by anyone.
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Scientist's tweets lead to examination of a new crack in Greenland's Petermann Glacier
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Greenland's glaciers play a role in Earth's rising sea levels, so a crack is concerning

Question: It is commonplace at many of @placeholder's largest and most important glaciers, which is why research in these regions is so important.

Answer: Northwest Greenland

Answer: Greenland

Answer: Greenland

Answer: Greenland

Answer: Greenland


Paris St Germain thumnped RC Lens 4-1 to move top of Ligue 1 on Saturday as the French Champions geared up for their Champions League clash at Chelsea next week. David Luiz, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Blaise Matuidi and Javier Pastore scored the goals that put PSG on 56 points from 28 games, two ahead of Olympique Lyonnais who can reclaim the lead if they beat Montpellier away on Sunday. Marseille are a further point back in third on 53 after thrashing Toulouse 6-1 away on Friday. David Luiz celebrates after putting Paris St Germain 1-0 up at home to Lens on Saturday
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David Luiz opens the scoring in the eighth minute
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PSG captain Zlatan Ibrahimovic doubles the advantage before half time
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Yoann Touzghar pulls one back for Lens but Blaise Matuidi and Javier Pastore secure comfortable win for Paris St Germain
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PSG move ahead of Marseille and Lyon, with the latter to play on Sunday
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PSG face Chelsea in Champions League last 16 second leg on Wednesday

Question: Ibrahimovic holds the ball up under a challenge from a defender as PSG moved above @placeholder and Lyon

Answer: Marseille

Answer: Marseille


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Smokey Robinson wants to use Twitter and Facebook to help solve some of the world's problems, such as the lack of water and food in developing countries. His "Smoke Alarm" system should be "far more effective" than organizing a telethon or charity concert because it is so much faster than physically getting artists together to raise awareness, Robinson said Thursday. "In this digital age we have the tools to level the playing field for those in need, so I'm calling on my friends and fans to lend their voices to mine, so we can collectively give voice to those who have none," Robinson said.
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NEW: Twitter can be "far more effective" than telethons, Robinson says
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When an urgent need is identified, Smokey Robinson will send out a "Smoke Alarm"
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Millions of people should quickly see the call as other celebs retweet, Robinson says
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Elton John, James Franco, Eva Longoria and Hilary Duff are among first to join his cause

Question: The celebs who join the Smoke Alarm feed will also post the alerts on their @placeholder pages.

Answer: Facebook


Spain coach Vicente del Bosque had no qualms about including David de Gea in his latest squad despite being sidelined by Manchester United - but hopes the goalkeeper's lack of action is only temporary. De Gea has yet to play for United this season as speculation continues about a possible move to Real Madrid, with manager Louis van Gaal preferring Sergio Romero in goal for the Red Devils' opening five fixtures. That situation has not put off Del Bosque, though, with the 64-year-old naming the De Gea in his 23-man squad for next month's vital Euro 2016 qualifying double-header against Group C leaders Slovakia and Macedonia.
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Unsettled Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea has been included in the Spain squad to face Slovakia and Macadeonia next month
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De Gea has not played a single minute for United this season amid an ongoing transfer saga that sees him linked with a move to Real Madrid
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Red Devils manager Louis van Gaal believes that De Gea is distracted and not in the right frame of mind to play for the club
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Madrid are keen to sign De Gea but are displeased with a £33m price tag
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It's not too late to sign up for MailOnline's fantasy football game

Question: Asked if De Gea's lack of games means Iker Casillas - now with Porto after leaving Real Madrid - will be assured of starting the qualifiers, Del Bosque said: 'We've found no reason not to bring in @placeholder, regardless of his situation, which I hope is temporary.

Answer: David de Gea

Answer: De Gea

Answer: De Gea

Answer: David de Gea

Answer: De Gea

Answer: De Gea

Answer: De Gea


Ada Ng, 28, posted this selfie from the cockpit of the Cathay Pacific flight from Taipei to Hong Kong A 28-year-old Chinese woman has set tongues wagging online after bragging of being allowed up into the cockpit of a flight. Ada Ng was able to take a video of the flight landing in Hong Kong from just behind the captain after he invited her to join him at the front of the plane. The Cathay Pacific flight was reportedly full and he wasted no time inviting the young lady into the cockpit for her return journey from Taipei to Hong Kong.
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Ada Ng posted images from the flight on social networking site Weibo
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Photos and cockpit selfie set tongues wagging over security concerns
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28-year-old had sort of access which is much harder to get  since 9/11
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Was on return Cathay Pacific flight from Taipei to Hong Kong
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Has since removed the pictures but they are continuing to circulate online

Question: A pilot and a flight attendant were dismissed from @placeholder in 2011 after photos emerged of them indulging in oral sex in the cockpit.

Answer: Cathay Pacific

Answer: Cathay Pacific

Answer: Cathay Pacific


Diego Simeone and Carlo Ancelotti both hailed Atletico Madrid goalkeeper Jan Oblak, who made a string of excellent saves to keep Real Madrid at bay. The Champions League quarter-final first leg clash at the Vicente Calderon finished goalless and that was largely thanks to an outstanding performance from the Slovenian goalkeeper. He made a phenomenal save to deny Gareth Bale in the fourth minute and another fantastic stop kept James Rodriguez from opening the scoring in the first half. Atletico Madrid goalkeeper Jan Oblak denies Gareth Bale an early goal at the Vicente Calderon on Tuesday Oblak gets down low to keep out a shot from Real Madrid's James Rodriguez in the second half
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Jan Oblak kept a clean sheet as Atletico drew 0-0 with rivals Real Madrid
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Carlo Ancelotti admitted that Oblak 'did a great job' to keep his side out
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Diego Simeone was also impressed with his goalkeeper's performance
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Simeone refuses to blame Sergio Ramos for clash with Mario Mandzukic
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Second leg of their Champions League quarter-final takes place next week

Question: @placeholder (left) catches Mario  Mandzukic with his elbow, cutting the Atletico striker's face

Answer: Sergio Ramos


There's no in-flight service but these pooches don't mind - just the fact they're still alive is a miracle. Each year thousands of homeless pooches facing euthanasia - some hours away from death - get loaded on planes and flown to new homes in places where shelters are experiencing shortages. Groups such as California-based Wings of Rescue or South Carolina-based Pilots N Paws recruit pilots to volunteer their planes, fuel and time. The two non-profits say their concept has been a roaring success with the numbers increasing year-on-year. It's estimated that more than 4 million U.S. pets are euthanized every year.
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Groups such as California-based Wings of Rescue or South Carolina-based Pilots N Paws, recruit pilots to volunteer their planes, fuel and time
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The two non-profits say their concept has been a roaring success with the numbers increasing year-on-year
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All dogs have to be spayed or neutered, microchipped and vaccinated before they take off
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It's reported that most pooches sleep in the air and don't get sick

Question: The couple have flown 16 missions for Wings of @placeholder.

Answer: Rescue

Answer: Rescue


(CNN) The United States is likely to "seriously consider" shooting down any North Korean missiles tests aimed at the waters around the US territory of Guam, but experts warn the technology isn't guaranteed to work. Pyongyang doubled down on its threats to launch missiles at Guam early on Thursday, announcing a potential plan on state media for the "simultaneous fire of four Hwasong-12 (rockets)." Adam Mount, senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, told CNN the US military could use its THAAD defense system or Aegis destroyers to stop any North Korean projectiles. THAAD, or the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense, is one of the US's main weapons against offensive missiles.
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Analysts say the US could test missile defenses if North Korea targeted Guam
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Pyongyang's plan might be exactly that -- any failure would be a victory for Kim Jong Un

Question: "The US might decide to put an Aegis system much closer to @placeholder to have two levels of defense, but that's a presidential decision," he said.

Answer: Guam

Answer: Guam

Answer: Guam


Arsenal host Spurs on Sunday in the first north London derby this season. CHRIS CUTMORE rates which side boasts the best players and Sportsmail columnist - and former Gunners defender - MARTIN KEOWN picks a dream XI from both teams. Still the best goalkeeper in London at the present time, despite Chelsea choosing Thibaut Courtois ahead of the rock-solid Czech. Drafted in at right back with Hector Bellerin out injured, and struggling for consistency amid lack of first-team football this season. Spaniard is much improved at left back, offering solid defensive performances and an attacking threat down the flank. Lightning-quick down the touchline and adds an attacking dimension to Spurs' play, but positionally and defensively suspect.
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Arsenal host Tottenham at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday
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Both teams have plenty to prove in first north London derby of season
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The hosts need to show they are genuine contenders for the title
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Rivals are on the cusp of making big push for the top four

Question: If fit, Jack Wilshere, Aaon Ramsey and @placeholder would all make the team.

Answer: Hector Bellerin


Philip Hammond pledged to protect the Falklands from ‘Argentinian bullying’ last night as the country began legal action against British companies exploring for oil off the islands. It follows a provocative speech by Argentinian president Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, prompting the Foreign Office to summon her ambassador for a dressing down. Buenos Aires responded by accusing three British oil firms of working without permission. The Argentine government said it was taking legal action against three British and two US companies for ‘exploration activities for fossil fuels on the Argentine continental shelf without obtaining the corresponding authorisation’. The legal complaint listed Rockhopper Exploration, Premier Oil, Falkland Oil and Gas Limited and US firms Noble Energy and Edison International – accusing them of sending a semi-submersible rig to explore a basin 120 miles north of the islands ‘subjected to the illegitimate British occupation’.
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Argentine president Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner said islands not British
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She said: 'We will see the islands form part of our territory again'
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Also publicly attacked plan to boost defences on the South Atlantic islands
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Claimed she would sue oil firms drilling in the waters around the islands

Question: It’s not just wishful thinking.’ Her remarks came on the 33rd anniversary of Argentina’s invasion of the Falklands, leading to a conflict that cost 250 British and 650 @placeholder lives.

Answer: Argentinian

Answer: Argentinian

Answer: Argentine

Answer: Argentine

Answer: Argentine


During Wimbledon, it's Kim Murray's job to support Britain's number one as he bids to win the grand slam trophy for the second time. And it's clear she takes her role seriously, as she arrived to watch him win his quarter final match against Canadian Vasek Pospisil in a tuxedo by a London label who specialise in contemporary work wear. The 27-year-old artist wore the £245 Le Marais Tuxedo Jacket in Midnight Blue by fashion brand The Fold who are based in Clerkenwell. The company was founded by Polly McMaster and their clothes are designed with 'modern, professional women in mind'.
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Andy Murray played Wimbledon quarter finals today
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Won in straight sets 6-4, 7-5, 6-4
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Wife Kim watched in navy blue tuxedo
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Garment is £245 by London-based brand The Fold
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They specialise in work wear and SamCam is a fan

Question: She has watched @placeholder play on the hottest days of the year so far but as temperatures have now cooled in South West London, she today wore skinny jeans with beige sandals.

Answer: Andy Murray


Three and a half thousand miles away in New York, Princess Eugenie could be forgiven for thinking that her 25th birthday might pass unnoticed in the UK. But the Queen’s granddaughter wasn’t reckoning on her father, Prince Andrew, who was determined, literally, to trumpet it from the roof tops. In the middle of a Palace function, Andrew whipped out his iPad and used it to video call his daughter, who currently lives in Manhattan. Scroll down video Delighted: Princess Eugenie, centre, with her mother Sarah Ferguson, left, and sister Beatrice in Manhattan All together now: Andrew conducts the 400-strong crowd in a sing a cheery rendition of Happy Birthday
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Princess Eugenie is three and a half thousand miles away in New York
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Her father Prince Andrew video called mid-way through a Palace function
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The prince even got everyone at St James’s Palace to sing Happy Birthday

Question: He then turned to the lance corporal and added: ‘If you will lead us in @placeholder please...’ There were cheers from the crowd as the song came to an end, while plenty of others waved and tried to capture the moment on their camera phones.

Answer: Happy Birthday

Answer: Happy Birthday


Camp Shorab, Afghanistan (CNN) The plume of smoke and dust rose over the runway, high above the now-deserted but once costly and vital control towers. Then a second rocket slammed into the tarmac just feet away from where a C130 cargo plane would imminently land to ferry us out. The Marines with us at first appeared unfazed. Some were perhaps young and new to it all, while the older ones stood tall, not flinching. I crouched behind a wheel until those tires were used to race us back toward a shelter. Seven years ago, it would have been mere minutes before that Taliban rocket team was bombed in retaliation by US forces protecting a thousands-strong base. But in 2017, the US Marines here -- all 300 of them -- seem oddly vulnerable.
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US President Donald Trump expected to unveil his new strategy for Afghanistan in speech Monday
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Some US Marines on the ground there say they are discouraged after 15 years of war
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The Taliban still control much of the land and the West's ideas for stabilizing the country are running out

Question: Perhaps more contractors, who already massively outnumber the @placeholder we saw on the base in Helmand, to spread the training burden and reduce the military's exposure.

Answer: Marines

Answer: US Marines

Answer: US Marines


Patrice Evra might be preparing to play for Juventus in the Champions League final against Barcelona but the defender does not believe it vindicates leaving Manchester United. The 34-year-old Evra won the Premier League five times at United but left Old Trafford for Italy last summer. Evra confessed that leaving the club was tough decision and he was shocked by the intensity of training at Juventus upon arriving in Turin. 'It was really difficult for me to leave Manchester United. I left for a personal choice,' Evra explained to Sky Sports. 'It does not matter if you go somewhere and you are still winning, it is always the wrong decision to leave a club like United.'
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Patrice Evra left Manchester United for Juventus after eight years
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The defender does not think leaving United is ever a good decision
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He has already won two trophies in his first season at Juventus
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Barcelona vs Juventus: CLICK HERE for the Champions League final LIVE

Question: Evra believes that the approach @placeholder have to football allows him to continue competing at a high level in twilight of his career.

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus

Question: 'It was a shock at the beginning because, to be fair, I did not expect the way @placeholder were working.

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus


(CNN) Watching me read "1984," arguably the greatest dystopian novel ever written, in high school, my mother told me that it was a book that everyone should read not just once, but again, every 10 years. It certainly deserves a reread right now. Indeed, dozens of news stories this week have alerted us to surging sales of George Orwell's "1984" since the inauguration and even more so in the wake of Kellyanne Conway's now-infamous "alternative facts" gambit. Most media outlets have reported glibly on the figures, with some going so far as to compare the Amazon best-seller list (where purchases of "1984" have gone up nearly 10,000%) to a "political barometer" before making the obvious parallel between the Orwellian concepts of newspeak and doublethink and the words of Conway and actions of White House communications director Sean Spicer.
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Alexander J. Urbelis: "1984" is a novel that people should read, not just once, but over and over again
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High sales figures are just the surface of how relevant Orwell's book is for today's audiences, he writes

Question: With such an @placeholder twist, perhaps we will soon learn that the millions of elusive mystery voters all registered under the name "Emmanuel Goldstein."

Answer: Orwellian

Answer: Orwell


During his brief but controversial career to date, the public perception of Islam Feruz has been of a young man who had the world at his feet but let it go to his head. His ability with a ball has never been in question but, after joining Hibs on loan from Chelsea on Tuesday, the 19-year-old needs to prove that serious doubts over his application and attitude are now a thing of the past. As a child, Feruz and his family famously fled war-torn Somalia, ending up in Sighthill in Glasgow where the football-mad kid was talent-spotted by Celtic. His subsequent departure to Stamford Bridge in 2011 remains a source of rancour to this day.
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Chelsea youngster has developed a controversial reputation
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Islam Feruz has had several poor loan spells, and pulled out of Scotalnd U19 sqaud last May
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But he hopes regular football in latest loan deal will put him back on track
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Scotland U21 coach Ricky Sbragia says door remains open for Feruz

Question: ‘And I hope he does well at @placeholder because he can be good for Scotland.

Answer: Hibs


(CNN) Writing in the New York Times, former President Jimmy Carter this week called on President Barack Obama to join with 137 countries and recognize the State of Palestine. Arguing that the two-state solution is dying and that something must be done to keep hope alive, Carter wrote: "I fear for the spirit of Camp David. We must not squander this chance." Yet having spent the better part of my adult professional life working to promote, facilitate and consummate negotiations between Arabs and Israelis, my advice is precisely the opposite of Mr. Carter's. I completely understand the urgent desire on the part of American peacemakers to do something. And in the case of Mr. Carter, that passion is especially strong. Few Israelis and Egyptians I know would take issue with the fact that had it not been for the role played by the US, led by President Jimmy Carter -- building on Anwar Sadat's historic visit and Menachem Begin's strong response -- there would have been no Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty in 1979.
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Aaron Miller: Jimmy Carter's call for US to recognize the State of Palestine is a mistake
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Key to solving the Israel-Palestinian conflict does not rest in President Obama's hands, nor in those of his successor, he says

Question: Third, there's the politically inconvenient question of how such a step would be viewed by the incoming administration, which in a few short months will have the power to shape US policy on the Israeli-@placeholder issue.

Answer: Palestinian


(CNN) A new study lends support to one of the biggest fears about Zika virus: It might increase the risk of the rare neurological syndrome Guillain-Barre. Years before Zika virus first appeared in Latin America, it spread from Africa and Asia to Pacific islands. From 2013 to 2014, French Polynesia had 32,000 suspected cases of Zika virus. During this same period, there was also an uptick in cases of Guillain-Barre. Researchers in French Polynesia and Europe looked at those 42 cases of Guillain-Barre in the Pacific Island nation between October 2013 and April 2014. They asked whether there was any evidence these patients had been exposed to Zika virus.
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A study finds evidence that people in French Polynesia affected by Guillain-Barre were exposed to Zika virus
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Researchers estimate that about 1 in 4,000 Zika infectious could lead to the rare neurological syndrome
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Guillain-Barre causes muscle weakness and paralysis, and many patients take weeks to months to recover

Question: The researchers found that 98% of the @placeholder-Barre patients had antibodies to Zika, suggesting they had been infected with the virus, compared with only 56% of the individuals in a control group that did not have Guillain-Barre.

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Question: The researchers found that 98% of the Guillain-Barre patients had antibodies to @placeholder, suggesting they had been infected with the virus, compared with only 56% of the individuals in a control group that did not have Guillain-Barre.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Question: The researchers found that 98% of the Guillain-Barre patients had antibodies to Zika, suggesting they had been infected with the virus, compared with only 56% of the individuals in a control group that did not have @placeholder-Barre.

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Question: The researchers found that 98% of the Guillain-Barre patients had antibodies to Zika, suggesting they had been infected with the virus, compared with only 56% of the individuals in a control group that did not have Guillain-@placeholder.

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre

Question: In addition, 88% of patients had experienced typical symptoms of @placeholder, including fever, rash and joint pain, usually about a week before developing Guillain-Barre.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Question: In addition, 88% of patients had experienced typical symptoms of Zika, including fever, rash and joint pain, usually about a week before developing @placeholder-Barre.

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Question: In addition, 88% of patients had experienced typical symptoms of Zika, including fever, rash and joint pain, usually about a week before developing Guillain-@placeholder.

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre

Question: None of these resulted in @placeholder-Barre, but that is not surprising considering how rare it appears to be for infected individuals to develop this syndrome, Hotez said.

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Question: None of these resulted in Guillain-@placeholder, but that is not surprising considering how rare it appears to be for infected individuals to develop this syndrome, Hotez said.

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre

Question: Although Guillain-@placeholder is very rare, affecting about one in 100,000 people in the United States, the study suggests that Zika could make it less rare.

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre

Question: Although Guillain-Barre is very rare, affecting about one in 100,000 people in the United States, the study suggests that @placeholder could make it less rare.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Question: The researchers estimate, based on the rates of Zika and @placeholder-Barre in French Polynesia, that one in 4,000 people infected with Zika could develop the neurological syndrome.

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Question: The researchers estimate, based on the rates of Zika and Guillain-@placeholder in French Polynesia, that one in 4,000 people infected with Zika could develop the neurological syndrome.

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre

Question: The researchers estimate, based on the rates of Zika and Guillain-Barre in French Polynesia, that one in 4,000 people infected with @placeholder could develop the neurological syndrome.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Question: "It's an important question that remains unanswered: What is it about the subset of people that get @placeholder-Barre?"

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Question: "It's an important question that remains unanswered: What is it about the subset of people that get Guillain-@placeholder?"

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre

Question: @placeholder-Barre is an autoimmune disorder in which the body's immune system attacks the nervous system.

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Answer: Guillain

Question: Guillain-@placeholder is an autoimmune disorder in which the body's immune system attacks the nervous system.

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre

Answer: Barre


A schoolboy who was groomed into a sexual relationship by a school teaching assistant twice his age says the  ordeal has left him  traumatised and unable to interact with women. The boy, only known as 'Jack', was 15 when he was seduced more than '50 times' by his then 30-year-old teaching assistant Caroline Berriman, of Oldham, Greater Manchester. But Berriman, who taught at the 1,600-pupil Abraham Moss Community School, avoided jail last week, receiving a suspended two-year sentence - despite admitting two counts of sexual activity with a child. Two years on, 'Jack' appeared on ITV's This Morning to discuss Berriman's sentencing, which he described as 'disgusting', and to urge others in a similar situation to have the courage to come forward.
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Boy was seduced by Caroline Berriman, from Oldham, Manchester
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Appeared on ITV's This Morning with back to camera to protect his identity
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Going by 'Jack' he described being groomed by the teaching assistant
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He was 15 at time and said it was 'disgusting' Berriman had avoided jail

Question: When asked his thoughts on her two-year suspended sentence and 250 hours of community work, @placeholder said: 'I think it's disgusting.

Answer: Jack

Answer: Jack

Answer: Jack


(CNN) After a heat spell brought record-breaking high temperatures to the central United States, wildfires burned about 40,000 acres in Oklahoma on Thursday, Michelle Finch-Walker with the state forestry agency said. "We haven't had one of these in the last few years," said Mark Goeller, the Oklahoma Forestry Services' fire management chief, told CNN. "Fires are going to burn all night." Temperatures in Dodge City, Kansas, reached 88 degrees, according to the weather service -- breaking the previous record high for February by two degrees. El Paso, Texas, where it was 83 degrees; Wichita, Kansas, where it was 77; and Russell, Kansas, which notched 88 degrees, all saw historic highs.
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"Fires are going to burn all night," Oklahoma official tells CNN
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Records set in Texas, Kansas; temperatures climb in Colorado, New Mexico
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Fire warnings issued for several areas in Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma

Question: The NWS said the risk of fire was considered "extreme" in parts of north Texas, New Mexico, @placeholder, Kansas and the Oklahoma Panhandle.

Answer: Colorado

Answer: Colorado


Manchester City’s search for a statement victory in Europe goes on. Here in Italy they didn’t really come close. It would be unfair to be too critical. Juventus are a good side once again these days – they were last year’s Champions League finalists, remember – and have only lost once at home in all competitions this season. City were missing key players here as well. Nevertheless, if City really are going to make those big steps in Europe that seem so maddeningly beyond them then they are somehow going to have to find bigger performances than this on the really important occasions.
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Mario Mandzukic puts Juventus ahead after 18 minutes, converting a fine cross from Alex Sandro
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Joe Hart denies Mandzukic doubling his tally, before Alvaro Morata inches from making it 2-0 with his first touch
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Fernandinho and Yaya Toure both go close for Manchester City, but Italian champions hold out
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Raheem Sterling misses from close range, while Joe Hart is taken off injured after several good saves
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City have already qualified for the last 16, but their finishing position in the group is not yet confirmed
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Champions League 2015-16: Latest news, scores, fixtures and highlights

Question: As such, @placeholder playmakers like the colossal Paul Pogba were allowed to stroll through the game relatively untroubled.

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus


Christian Karembeu picked up 53 France caps in a glittering career which saw him lift the World Cup and European Championship... but it could have all been so different for the former midfielder. The 44-year-old, who spent one season at then-Premier League outfit Middlesbrough after three campaigns in La Liga with Real Madrid, has revealed that he could have been an adult-entertainer, were his football career not to have taken off at French club Nantes in 1990. Talking to Spanish sport daily Marca the dreadlocked star admitted that he has many interests outside of football, not least pornography. French League: 1994–1995
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Christian Karembeu may have had an even more interesting life should he have not got into professional football with Nantes in 1990
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The 44-year-old told Marca that he would have been a doctor or porn star
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The former midfielder won World Cup 1998 and Euro 2000 with France

Question: After leaving @placeholder after five seasons, Karembeu earned a move to Serie A's Sampdoria in 1995, where he stayed for two seasons before moving to Los Blancos in 1997.

Answer: Nantes

Answer: Nantes


(CNN) "Affluenza" teen Ethan Couch could get a lot more jail time than his defense attorneys were hoping for. Opinion: Ethan Couch recklessly abused court's trust A Texas judge on Wednesday tentatively ordered Couch to spend 720 days in jail -- nearly two years -- as a condition for his continued probation for a 2013 drunken-driving crash that killed four people and seriously injured two others. However, District Judge Wayne Salvant said he'd give the defense two weeks to make an argument against the order. "Nothing is set in stone, so I might reconsider," he said at a court hearing in the case in Tarrant County, Texas.
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A Texas judge orders Couch to spend 720 days in jail as a condition for his continued probation for a 2013 drunken-driving crash
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He also said he'd give the defense two weeks to make an argument against the order
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Couch got 10 years of probation after the crash, which killed 4 people and seriously injured 2 others

Question: Authorities said @placeholder, then 16, was drunk when the pickup he was driving plowed into four pedestrians on a road in Burleson, Texas, in June 2013.

Answer: Ethan Couch

Answer: Ethan Couch

Answer: Couch

Answer: Couch

Answer: Couch

Question: Authorities said Couch, then 16, was drunk when the pickup he was driving plowed into four pedestrians on a road in Burleson, @placeholder, in June 2013.

Answer: Texas

Answer: Texas

Answer: Texas


Alabama police say a toddler has died after drinking from a bottle of grape soda believed to have been spiked with methadone. 31-year-old Cassie Townsend was babysitting 2-year-old Demonie Hendon Friday and noticed that a bottle containing methadone was not where she'd last placed it, Bessemer police told Al.com. Hendon was just days away from his third birthday. Victim: Alabama police say toddler Demonie Hendno has died after drinking from a bottle of grape soda believed to have been laced with methadone. He was just days away from his third birthday Methadone is a medication used for opioid addiction, the website explained.
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Alabama police say toddler Demonie Hendon has died after from a bottle of grape soda believed to have been spiked with methadone
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Cassie Townsend was babysitting the boy on Friday and noticed that a bottle containing methadone where not where she'd placed it, police said
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Hendon, who died Wednesday, was just days away from his third birthday

Question: @placeholder reported that March 15 Demonie would have had his third birthday.

Answer: Al.com


(CNN) Hours after US-led coalition airstrikes reportedly killed dozens of Syrian troops, the US and Russian ambassadors to the United Nations chastised each other outside an emergency Security Council meeting. The strike occurred Saturday in an eastern part of Syria that is not a part of a delicate and nearly week-old ceasefire. The US military said it was targeting ISIS militants and if it hit Syrian troops, it was an accident. Russia and Syria said the strikes prove Washington and its allies are sympathetic to ISIS. The Russian military said 62 Syrian soldiers were killed near Deir Ezzor Airport, according to state media. The UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights put the death toll at 83 and said at least 120 soldiers were wounded.
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US, Russian in diplomatic row after reported coalition airstrike
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US says it was targeting what it thought were ISIS militants

Question: Although the US hasn't officially said Syrian troops were killed, a senior administration official told CNN late Saturday the @placeholder relayed its regret through Russia for the "unintentional loss of life."

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: UK

Answer: US

Answer: US


Charlie Sheen is facing a number of lawsuits and being attacked by former partners after revealing he is HIV-positive. Just hours after Sheen told Matt Lauer on Today that he has had the virus for 'roughly four years' and informed all of his sexual partners since that time, the actor's former girlfriend Bree Olson made an appearance on The Howard Stern Show telling a very different story. She claimed that Sheen never once revealed to her that he is HIV-positive, and said later in a separate interview; 'He's a monster.' Shortly after Olson appeared on Stern's show another one of Sheen's sexual partners, Natalie Kenly, came forward to say that the actor never told her either that he is HIV-positive.
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Charlie Sheen said that he was diagnosed 'roughly four years ago' and his doctor said the virus is now 'undetectable' in his blood
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He said it was 'impossible' he had transmitted the virus to anyone but did admit to having unsafe sex with two partners who knew his status
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His exes Bree Olson and Natalie Kenly are claiming Sheen never once told them he is HIV-positive when they were together
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'He's a monster,' said Olson
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Sources close to Sheen say he did not find out he was HIV-positive until May 2011 when he was no longer with Olson - but was still dating Kenly
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There are also reports that six people who had sex with the actor are already preparing to file lawsuits against him
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One person claims they had sex with Sheen just last week and he did not reveal his status
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Sheen said his ex-wives Denise Richards and Brooke Mueller knew he is HIV-positive, and that he recently told his oldest daughter Cassandra

Question: As for her message to @placeholder, she said; 'Charlie, you're a terrible person.

Answer: Charlie Sheen

Answer: Sheen

Answer: Sheen

Answer: Sheen

Answer: Charlie Sheen

Answer: Sheen

Answer: Sheen

Answer: Sheen

Answer: Sheen


Ronda Rousey has signed a new multi-fight deal with the UFC. The women's bantamweight champion has won all 11 mixed martial arts fights in her career, including five in the UFC. Rousey is next in action against Bethe Correia at UFC 190 in Rio on August 1. Ronda Rousey at 'Good Morning America' to promote the Entourage the movie and Furious 7 Rousey during an interview with host Jimmy Fallon as she pretends to execute her signature armbar 'I'm a UFC fighter,' Rousey said on ESPN's First Take. 'I just renegotiated. I have a lot of fights that I have in the UFC before I would be able to go do anything else.'
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Ronda Rousey is the women's UFC bantamweight champion
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Her last victory came in 14 seconds against Cat Zingano
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Rousey is next in action against Bethe Correia at UFC 190 in August
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She has said she would consider fighting a boxing world champion
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Question: Rousey needed just 14 seconds to beat @placeholder and retain her UFC bantamweight title

Answer: Cat Zingano


(CNN) A deadly ailment killed Michael Jackson and Joan Rivers -- and may have figured in the death of the rock star, Prince. It's called "VIP syndrome." We still don't know all the details of Prince's death -- or the medical treatment that preceded it -- but on Thursday, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reported that Prince died of an opioid overdose, citing a source familiar with the investigation into the singer's death. And earlier news accounts of  the few weeks leading up to the discovery of his body in an elevator at Paisley Park describe a period of medical care and attempted medical care -- by both doctors and non-doctors -- that raises many troubling questions, including whether VIP syndrome occurred.
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Robert Klitzman: Minneapolis news report: Prince died of opioid overdose. Reports on his medical treatment suggest VIP Syndrome
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By wanting to accommodate celebrities, some doctors fail to provide proper tests, treatments, Klitzman says

Question: Instead, Andrew Kornfeld was one of the three individuals who found @placeholder dead.

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Question: @placeholder and his representatives may well have hidden his opiate use: A week before the rock star's death, when his plane had to make an emergency landing because of "an unconscious patient," his staff said he had the flu, though some reports suggest narcotics were involved.

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince


Manchester City have made an 'astonishing' salary offer to Kevin De Bruyne, Wolfsburg's director of sport Klaus Allofs has revealed. Allofs, speaking in Monaco after the Champions League draw, said negotiations with City over a move had come closer to an agreement. Sportsmail understands that a club record £54million deal for De Bruyne will go through inside the next 48 hours once all terms have been finalised. The Wolfsburg director admitted his side could not compete with the financial muscle of the Premier League in general - and City in particular after their salary offer of more than £200,000-a-week to the 24-year-old.
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Manchester City have offered Kevin De Bruyne more than £200,000-a-week
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The Belgium international is set to join City in a club record £54m deal
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Director of sport Klaus Allofs admits his club cannot compete with City
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Allofs expects a deal with Manchester City to be agreed by Friday morning

Question: 'It is a big blow if he is leaving @placeholder but, you know, it's a difficult situation.

Answer: Wolfsburg

Answer: Wolfsburg


(CNN) Hollywood is asking for America's help on gun laws. Emma Stone, Melissa McCarthy, Sheryl Crow, Elizabeth Banks and dozens of other celebrities and influencers appeared in a YouTube video published Wednesday that calls on Americans to weigh in on two pieces of gun legislation making their way through Congress. "How To Call Congress" shows celebrities instructing viewers on how to contact Congress to reject a bill that would roll back laws on gun silencer safety and one that would allow qualified individuals to carry guns into states that allow carry concealed firearms. The video comes on the heels of modern American history's deadliest mass shooting in Las Vegas earlier this month that took the lives of 59 individuals.
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Celebrities appeared in a video to show voters exactly how to call their local lawmakers
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The video tackles two pieces of gun legislation that are being weighed in Conress

Question: "Everyone wants to know how they can help after @placeholder," Freundlich said in a statement.

Answer: Las Vegas


It was the 1,267th phone call to police a fortnight ago that led to a crucial breakthrough in two shocking murder cases in different parts of Australia. The bodies of Karlie Jade Pearce-Stevenson and her toddler Khandalyce Kiara-Pearce were identified on Wednesday after they were murdered and dumped in two separate states some years ago. NSW detectives had been working to identify a woman for five years after her remains were found in the notorious Belanglo State Forest, south of Sydney, in August 2010. Meanwhile police in South Australia had been investigating the death of a young girl since July after she was found dumped in a suitcase full of clothes off a highway near Wynarka.
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Girl found in a suitcase in South Australia was Khandalyce Kiara Pearce
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Remains of her mother Karlie Jade Pearce-Stevenson were found in NSW
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Police received call on October 8 saying pair had been missing since 2009
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They found photos of Khandalyce in clothes found in dumped suitcase

Question: @placeholder's mother, who made the quilt for Khandalyce, died in 2010.

Answer: Karlie Jade Pearce


St. Louis, Missouri (CNN) Donald Trump threatened to jail Hillary Clinton. He admitted paying no federal income taxes and threw his running mate under the bus on foreign policy. The Republican nominee dismissed his sexually aggressive comments about women as "locker room talk." He attacked Hillary Clinton over Bill Clinton's alleged sexual misconduct. And he repeatedly made false claims and factual errors. For Trump, it was a real improvement. The second presidential won't catapult Trump past Clinton -- but it might save his candidacy from the cratering that appeared imminent in the 48 hours leading up to their showdown in St. Louis.
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The debate delivered on its promised fireworks as Trump tried to stop the bleeding of his damaged campaign
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Clinton fended off Trump's litany of personal attacks

Question: However, @placeholder was able to go mostly unscathed over controversies that should have badly damaged her.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Bill Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Question: There was plenty of red meat -- from his lock-her-up promises to the stagecraft of his attack on @placeholder.

Answer: Bill Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton


Japan head coach Eddie Jones knows his side will assume the role of David when they take on one of rugby's true Goliaths in South Africa on Saturday. But the Cherry Blossoms boss is refusing to rule out the possibility that the Japanese underdogs can slay the two-time champions when they kick off their World Cup campaign in Brighton. Toppling the world's number three-ranked nation looks a challenge of giant proportions, though. Springboks head coach Heyneke Meyer has named a starting XV boasting 880 caps as he looks to make the most of his star-studded squad. On the other hand, three members of Jones' current group were not even born the last time Japan managed a World Cup win, a 52-8 thrashing of Zimbabwe back in October 1991.
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Japan head coach Eddie Jones is refusing to rule out the possibility that his underdogs can slay South Africa
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The Cherry Blossoms are looking to topple world No 3-ranked Springboks
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South Africa's Heyneke Meyer has named a starting XV boasting 880 caps

Question: 'We've come to this World Cup to gain some respect for @placeholder.

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japan

Question: At the end of the tournament we want people to say that @placeholder is a respected rugby country.

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japan


(CNN) -- As far as celebrations go, it was hardly the most fitting end to a night of joy for Real Madrid football fans. Having waited 18 years to get their hands on the Copa del Rey -- or King's Cup -- trophy, defender Sergio Ramos made worldwide headlines by dropping it under the open-top bus carrying his teammates on a victory parade through the Spanish capital. The triumphant players had returned home immediately from Valencia after beating arch-rivals Barcelona 1-0 in extra time in the final of the country's knockout competition on Wednesday night. Club vice-captain Ramos was stood at the front of the bus holding the cup, which Real had not won since 1993, when it slipped from his grasp and under the front wheel of the vehicle.
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Sergio Ramos drops the Copa del Rey trophy under Real Madrid's team bus
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Spanish team had waited 18 years since last winning the tournament
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The cup's manufacturer believes the trophy is probably a "complete wreck"
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Jose Mourinho is proud of his team after their 1-0 extra-time win over Barcelona

Question: The King's Cup has been competed for since 1902, with @placeholder winning the trophy on 18 occasions.

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real

Answer: Real Madrid


Arc and Derby winner Golden Horn ran around half a stone below his best form when failing to end his career on a winning note in the Breeders’ Cup Turf on Saturday night. That’s early verdict of BHA head of handicapping Phil Smith, who watched the Frankie Dettori-ridden colt succumb by half a length to Aidan O’Brien’s Found. Smith also believes the US Triple Crown winner American Pharoah took his career to a new high with his ‘stunning’ six and a half length victory in the $5million Classic. His victory was a fitting climax to a Breeders’ Cup day attended by over 50,000.
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Golden Horn was beat by Found in the Breeders' Cup Turf at Keeneland
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The Arc and Derby winner ran around half a stone below best
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Frankie Dettori rode the colt but was beaten by half a length

Question: Smith said: ‘Golden Horn has given @placeholder 3lb and only been beaten half and length.

Answer: Found


Memphis Depay wore the wrong shirt for Holland in their European Championship qualifying defeat by the Czech Republic. Holland’s Euro 2016 qualifying campaign ended in disaster but Dutch fans may produce a wry smile as they see Depay’s wardrobe error. Depay could have been spared a few blushes if the shirt he wore, designated for Holland’s game against Iceland, had already brought the side luck, but the Dutch also ended up losing that match. Depay’s side were also relying on Iceland that evening, where they lost 2-0, on 3 September 2015, rather than viewing them as opponents, making the gaffe all the more unfortunate.
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Memphis Depay wore a shirt from five weeks before for Tuesday's match
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Holland lost their final Euro 2016 qualifier 3-2 against the Czech Republic
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Robin van Persie scored a calamitous own goal in the defeat
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Holland failed to qualify for the European Championship as a result
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It is the first time since 1984 that they have failed to reach the Euros

Question: So five weeks after being given the shirt to face Iceland and try and save the Dutch from despair @placeholder put it on, and it was too little, too late.

Answer: Memphis Depay

Answer: Depay

Answer: Depay

Answer: Depay

Answer: Memphis Depay


Since the mid-1990s, Rs 1,500 crore has been spent to clean up the dying Yamuna, but it all has gone down the drain. Now the water you drink is expected to give a new lease of life to the once fabled river. For the first time in history, Delhi may get its share of Yamuna water, treated and supplied to households, from the river itself. The Capital has so far been getting water diverted from the river to Western Yamuna Canal (WYC) in Haryana. This meets Delhi’s 70 per cent drinking water needs. A high-powered committee headed by the secretary, ministry of water resources, Shashi Shekhar, has recommended this move to the National Green Tribunal (NGT) to ensure fresh water flow in the river.
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Committee says Yamuna river will remain a 'sewer' unless action is taken
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It will take time for the river to revive, but Green Tribunal supports plan

Question: Even now the canal water is deposited at Palla in @placeholder and collected at Wazirabad before it is cleaned up and supplied.

Answer: Yamuna

Answer: Yamuna

Answer: Western Yamuna Canal

Answer: Yamuna


(CNN) -- It's been called the fourth "R" of education: reading, writing, arithmetic and now, aerobics. But the gym class of generation Wii isn't the same one you probably remember from school. "You hear sometimes the old stories ... where you roll the ball out and students just played the game," says Hanna Vaandering, president of the Oregon Education Association. "That's not what physical education is about today." As they struggle to keep kids active in the midst of an obesity epidemic, PE teachers are using technology and the latest fitness trends to inspire even the most nonathletic children to develop a lifelong love for exercise.
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Physical education teachers are using innovative ways to battle the obesity crisis
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Schools now offer yoga, CrossFit, rock climbing, spinning and bowling
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Teaching stress relief could be key to students' success, some educators say

Question: An overemphasis on standardized tests and budget cuts has removed important stress outlets such as art class and @placeholder in some schools, she says.

Answer: PE


Oslo, Norway (CNN) -- Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu Xiaobo will be represented Friday at the ceremony bestowing the honor by an empty chair, the second time such a symbol has been used in the event, the chairman of the Nobel Peace Prize Committee said Thursday. Thorbjorn Jagland told reporters that the gesture is not a protest. "It is a signal to China that it would be very important for China's future to combine economic development with political reforms and it is support for those people in China who are struggling for basic human rights," Jagland said at a news conference.
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The last time an empty chair was used was for the 1935 prize
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Two countries that initially declined to attend now say they will
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The Nobel Institute director says it's a signal to China for political reform
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China created its own peace prize, which was awarded Thursday

Question: Liu, a professor of literature, is serving an 11-year sentence in a @placeholder prison for what the government called "inciting subversion of state power."

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Question: "I believe this is one of the most influential @placeholder that have been awarded through the years."

Answer: Nobel Peace Prize


Brighton stretched their unbeaten Sky Bet Championship run to 14 matches by picking up a hard-earned point in a 1-1 draw at Reading. Jamie Murphy eased the league leaders ahead shortly after half-time when he slotted home after good work by Tomer Hemed. But Reading levelled in the 78th minute when Brighton goalkeeper David Stockdale fumbled a Nick Blackman drive and Matej Vydra prodded in the rebound. Brighton went into the match as the only undefeated team in the top five tiers of English football, with a record of eight wins and five draws. They had failed to score in only two of their matches this season, including the 0-0 home draw with Preston last time out.
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Brighton nearly went ahead but Sam Baldock scuffed shot wide at far post
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David Stockdale spectacularly kept out Oliver Norwood's 25-yard free-kick
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Visitors did eventually go in front through Jamie Murphy in the second half
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But Matej Vydra equalised for the Royals with 13 minutes remaining
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Brighton remain only undefeated team in top five tiers of English football

Question: Hemed escaped on the right flank and his low cross was easily converted by the unmarked @placeholder at the far post.

Answer: Jamie Murphy

Answer: Jamie Murphy


Since parting ways with Prince Harry and the Royal Family last year, it appears that actress Cressida Bonas has done anything but sit around and mope. On the contrary, the invitations have flooded in. From fashion parties and music festivals, she's been pictured living the kind of life that most 26-year-olds can only dream of. She's bagged herself a modelling contract with Mulberry, starred in a West End stage play and is now destined to act alongside Dame Judi Dench. It seems she definitely doesn't regret turning down the crown? Scroll down for video Cressida dated Prince Harry for two years, after being introduced to him in 2012 by Princess Eugenie. The pair split last April, despite rumours that they had secretly got engaged and planned to marry
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After splitting with Prince Harry last spring, Cressida is happier than ever
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Will star alongside Judi Dench and Cara Delevingne in upcoming film
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Claims rumors she was engaged to marry the Prince were just 'noise'

Question: And it's no wonder Cressida was wearing so much @placeholder after being named the new face of the brand.

Answer: Mulberry


Washington (CNN) Rep. Tulsi Gabbard is endorsing Bernie Sanders' presidential bid, departing her post as the Democratic National Committee's vice chair to support the Vermont senator. "There is a clear contrast between our two candidates with regard to my strong belief that we must end the interventionist, regime change policies that have cost us so much. This is not just another issue. This is the issue, and it's deeply personal to me," Gabbard said on NBC's "Meet the Press" -- a comment distributed by Sanders' campaign. The Hawaii Democrat's backing for Sanders comes the day after Sanders was blown out by nearly 50 points by Hillary Clinton in South Carolina's Democratic primary -- and two days before 11 states vote on Super Tuesday.
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Rep. Tulsi Gabbard endorsed Bernie Sanders' Democratic presidential campaign on Sunday
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Gabbard resigned her post at the Democratic National Committee to back Sanders

Question: Sanders is trying to erase @placeholder's advantage among women by winning over younger women -- particularly in an 18-to-29 age group he has dominated through the first four states to vote.

Answer: Hillary Clinton


Oroville, California  (CNN) With the water level at California's Lake Oroville dropping, authorities lifted a mandatory evacuation order, allowing tens of thousands of residents to return to homes near the reservoir's dam. But Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea on Tuesday cautioned residents and business owners to "maintain situational awareness" with a series of storms forecast for later in the week. "People who have special needs or require extended time to evacuate should consider remaining evacuated," the sheriff said. Heavy rains last week caused the lake level to rise until the water began to pour down the emergency spillway on Sunday. Authorities ordered people to leave the area when a hole developed in an eroded area of the spillway, affecting about 188,000 residents. Officials worried the spillway would fail, and one warned a "30-foot wall of water" could flood the communities below the dam.
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Residents are being allowed to return to their homes
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President approves emergency funds

Question: Rainfall over the next week could total 5 to 12 inches and will likely push hundreds of billions of gallons of water back into @placeholder, Hennen said.

Answer: Oroville

Answer: Lake Oroville


(CNN) Samy  El-Goarany allegedly told his parents he was going to school in New York -- but instead flew to Turkey and crossed into Syria. After leaving in January last year, the 24-year-old was killed in November. An unknown person later messaged his family with a photo of a handwritten note from him, court documents show. "If you're reading this then know that I've been killed in battle and am now with our Lord InshaAllah," the note said. " I want you to know how much I love you ... but I don't think words will ever be enough to describe it."
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Samy  El-Goarany left New York for Turkey in January last year
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He was reportedly killed in November

Question: They are charging him with providing material support to ISIS and helping @placeholder join the terror group in Syria.

Answer: Goarany

Answer: Goarany


Ryanair are being accused of hammering families with a so called 'family tax' after telling the parents of a three-year-old girl they'd need to pay extra if they wanted to sit beside her on a three-hour flight home from Portugal. The budget airline said there was nothing they could do to help Chris and Kim Parr after splitting-up their booking so their daughter Lily was sat by herself for the Faro to Liverpool flight - because they hadn't forked out extra to reserve specific seats. Staff at the notoriously no-frills carrier insisted that the Chorley family's seats couldn't be moved without policeman Chris and solicitor wife Kim stumping up an additional fee.
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Chris Parr booked Ryanair flights home to Liverpool from Faro with family
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Expected to be sat together, but airline spread their seats across the plane
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Daughter Lily placed  away from her family beside complete strangers
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Told to pay more to change seats or toddler Lily stays sat by herself
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Parents complain that only way to be sat with children is to pay 'family tax'

Question: 'On booking the tickets, @placeholder was aware of the ages of the children, so why would it leave a three-year old on her own?'

Answer: Ryanair

Answer: Ryanair


The Liberal Democrats are to unveil a rival Budget tomorrow in an unprecedented statement to Parliament which will signal the end of the Coalition. Danny Alexander, the Chief Secretary to the Treasury, will hold up a yellow budget box - mimicking the red leather case used by the Chancellor - before setting out what his party's tax and spending priorities after the election. He will promise to make tax dodging as unacceptable as drink-driving, increase the personal tax allowance to £12,500 and targeting the wealthy instead of cutting spending. Danny Alexander will hold his yellow Budget box aloft tomorrow before delivering an unprecedented statement to the Commons
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Chief Secretary to the Treasury to make unprecedented statement to MPs
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George Osborne makes clear what he would like to do in Tory government
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Lib Dems given rare chance to set out rival Budget to the Commons
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Will include tax raids on the wealthy and raising tax threshold to £12,500

Question: In a speech at the Lib Dem conference, Mr @placeholder set out some of the measures which would be in a Lib Dem budget.

Answer: Danny Alexander

Answer: Danny Alexander


'My, my! At Waterloo Napoleon did surrender,’ sang Sweden’s fab four in their famous Eurovision Song Contest winner. Now this may come as a surprise, but you would be well advised not to rely on Abba to help with your history homework. If Benny and Bjorn actually laboured under this surrendering misapprehension when they wrote their song (songwriters are not hot on facts – happy to say anything as long as it rhymes), they would have discovered the truth when they subsequently paid a visit to the Wellington Museum in Waterloo, just south of Brussels in Belgium. View of Hougoumont farmhouse from The Lion's Mound or Butte du Lion on the battlefield of Waterloo, Belgium
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Contrary to the Abba  song, Napoleon did not surrender at Waterloo
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Templar hospice is being turned into a restaurant-cum-brewery, museum
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May sees the 75th anniversary of 'glorious failure' of Operation Dynamo

Question: Battle of @placeholder reenactors stand in historic costume, with rifles and flags

Answer: Waterloo

Answer: Waterloo

Answer: Waterloo

Question: Despite facing superior forces with a hastily assembled army, it is extraordinary that @placeholder came very close to victory.

Answer: Waterloo Napoleon

Answer: Napoleon


David de Gea is close to completing a dramatic turnaround by signing a new contract with Manchester United. The 24-year-old goalkeeper initiated talks after the collapse of a £29million move to Real Madrid as he has grown tired of the furore over his future. Jorge Mendes, De Gea’s agent, was at United’s training ground yesterday for further talks with manager Louis van Gaal and club officials. They were joined by De Gea and members of his family. Talks on Thursday night were said to be ‘amicable’ and accelerating. David de Gea (175 appearances for United) Sergio Romero (6 appearances for United)
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Manchester United were close to losing David de Gea last month
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The goalkeeper's agent Jorge Mendes was at Carrington on Thursday
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De Gea could make a first-team return for the Reds against Liverpool
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The 24-year-old's move to Real Madrid broke down at the eleventh hour
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Question: Such a commitment from @placeholder will be a timely shot in the arm for Van Gaal as he prepares to face Liverpool this weekend with some of his squad unhappy at the current training regime and set-up.

Answer: David de Gea

Answer: De Gea

Answer: De Gea

Answer: David de Gea

Answer: David de Gea

Answer: De Gea


Former porn star Bree Olsen - who once lived with Charlie Sheen as his sexual partner - has claimed she did not know he was HIV positive, despite the actor saying in a TV interview on Tuesday that all his former girlfriends know of his health status. Just hours after Sheen gave his revealing interview to Matt Lauer on Today, Olson, 29, appeared on The Howard Stern Show telling a very different story. She claimed that Sheen never told her that he was HIV positive, and she revealed that she was with him when he had his intense 'night sweats' - which can be an indicator of the disease.
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Bree Olson, 29, claims Charlie Sheen never disclosed his condition to her
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Sheen admitted he is HIV positive in a TV interview on Tuesday
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The actor claimed all of his former partners were aware of his diagnosis
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But Olson said Sheen had told her he was 'clean' and used lambskin condoms, which don't prevent transmission of viral STDS, including HIV
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Former porn star Olson lived with Sheen in 2011 as one of his 'goddesses'
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Natalie Kenly, another 'goddess', said Sheen also failed to disclose his status to her but she says she will not sue
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It is not known when the 50-year-old actor contracted HIV but he says he learned he had the virus 'roughly four years ago'
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Since the revelation, at least six women are reportedly planning to sue him

Question: His doctor, Robert Huizenga, said he had known @placeholder for five or six years and that the virus is now 'undetectable' in his blood.

Answer: Charlie Sheen

Answer: Sheen

Answer: Sheen

Answer: Charlie Sheen

Answer: Sheen

Answer: Sheen

Answer: Sheen

Answer: Sheen


Washington (CNN) -- The Senate voted Wednesday to approve the new nuclear arms control treaty with Russia -- a major foreign policy victory for the Obama administration near the end of the lame-duck session of Congress. The New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, or New START, was cleared by a 71-26 vote. Several Republicans joined a unified Democratic caucus in support of the accord. Under Senate rules, the treaty required support from a two-thirds majority of voting senators for final approval. "This is the most significant arms control agreement in nearly two decades," President Barack Obama said after the vote. It "will enhance our leadership to stop the spread of nuclear weapons and seek the peace of a world without them."
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NEW: Obama praises unity between parties in passing nuclear arms accord
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NEW: McCain decries "outdated linkage between nuclear arms and missile defense"
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The New START passes in a 71-26 vote as some Republicans back treaty
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Treaty will resume inspections, limit each nation to 1,550 warheads and 700 launchers

Question: Bipartisan passage of the measure "sends a powerful signal to the world that @placeholder and Democrats stand together on behalf of our security."

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republicans

Question: @placeholder himself, despite passage of the amendment he sponsored, ultimately voted against the accord, as well.

Answer: McCain


(CNN) Former police officer Stephen Mader says the incident that cost him his job at the Weirton, West Virginia Police Department lasted less than 12 minutes. When it was over, a 23-year old man was dead. 40 officers patrol this small town in the northern panhandle of the state. Wedged between Ohio and Pennsylvania, it has the distinction of being the only US city that "sits in one state while its borders touch two other states," the town boasts on its website. Mader, a Marine veteran who served in Afghanistan, is suing this small city where he's lived his entire life. He claims he was fired from the force for not shooting and killing Ronald "R.J." Williams Jr. during a domestic disturbance call in May 2016.
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Officer alleges he was fired from the force for not shooting and killing a suspect during a domestic disturbance call
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City manager disputes officer's account

Question: On Wednesday, attorneys for @placeholder filed a lawsuit against the City of Weirton for wrongful termination.

Answer: Stephen Mader

Answer: Mader


Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- Libyan rebels expressed fresh optimism that Moammar Gadhafi's reign is about to crumble as a deadline looms for Gadhafi loyalists to disarm or face assault. "I think this thug, this killer knows that he has nowhere to go," said Ali Tarhouni, finance and oil minister for the opposition's National Transitional Council. Tarhouni said he expects Gadhafi's four-decade rule to fall apart within a week. "I really have no problem with waiting another week," he said Tuesday. "I've waited 42 years." But Gadhafi's whereabouts are still unconfirmed, 11 days after opposition forces stormed the capital and later captured his Tripoli compound.
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Opposition member: "I think this thug, this killer knows that he has no where to go"
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60% of Tripoli is without water or sanitation, the U.N. secretary-general says
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Report: A teen says he saw Moammar Gadhafi on Friday in Tripoli
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Rebels set a Saturday deadline for Gadhafi loyalists to surrender

Question: Ban said he hoped to have @placeholder personnel on the ground "as quickly as possible."

Answer: U.N.


(CNN) Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and President Barack Obama will honor those who died at Pearl Harbor on Tuesday, appearing together 75 years after Japan's attack on Hawaii. "The two leaders' visit will showcase the power of reconciliation that has turned former adversaries into the closest of allies, united by common interests and shared values," according to a White House statement. Abe's visit comes seven months after Obama's historic trip to Hiroshima in which he became the first sitting US president to visit the site where the United States dropped a nuclear bomb in 1945. Abe had implied his visit was in return for Obama visiting Hiroshima.
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Abe's visit comes seven months after Obama's trip to Hiroshima
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The two leaders will meet Tuesday to discuss US-Japan relations

Question: Since assuming office in 2009, @placeholder had put US-Japan relations high on his agenda.

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama


An innocent man was the victim of a horrific acid attack because he was simply in the 'wrong place at the wrong time', a court heard today. Wayne Ingold was in a communal area outside his flat in Witham, Essex, when he heard banging at the main entrance. When the 57-year-old opened the door  he was doused with a corrosive acid, causing serious burns to his face and arms - life-changing injuries. Mr Ingold, who once worked as a chauffeur for X Factor supremo Simon Cowell, initially thought the liquid was simply orange juice because it had been contained in a sports drink bottle.
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Wayne Ingold had what he thought was orange juice sprayed over his face
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Had opened flat's communal entrance to let two men in when attacked
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Aaaron Isaac, 19, and 16-year-old who cannot be named, charged by police
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On trial at Chelmsford Court accused of intent to do grievous bodily harm

Question: 'The Crown say that these words from the mouth of Mr @placeholder are him concluding that by February 2015, because he had not been charged with any offence, he had arrogantly concluded he had got away with it.

Answer: Aaaron Isaac


Shares in Dixons Carphone soared by over 4 per cent this morning after the recently created group announced plans to team up with one of America’s biggest telecoms firms to open up to 500 stores. The company, formed last year by the merger between electricals retailers Dixons and Carphone Warehouse, said its Connected World Services arm has agreed a deal with Sprint to initially open and manage 20 stores selling phones and tablets across the US in cities like Chicago and Miami. The initial plan is only a trial, but if it goes well the aim is to continue with a 500 store roll-out, with CWS investing $32million (£20.5million) to buy a 50 per cent stake in the venture.
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Initially 20 Sprint-branded stores will be opened
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If successful, 500 will be rolled out which would see Dixons Carphone buying a 50% stake for $32m (£20.5m)
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Stores will be managed by Dixons Carphone's Connected World Services

Question: @placeholder, America’s third largest mobile phone group, has nearly 60 million customers and already runs around 3,000 wholly-owned and dealer operated stores across America.

Answer: Sprint

Answer: Sprint


This is the first picture of the victim who was mauled to death by a runaway white tiger as he went to work after flash floods in Georgia allowed zoo animals to escape in apocalyptic scenes. Otar Tsukhishvili, 43, was attacked after entering a flooded warehouse near Heroes' Square in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi. The rare animal is thought to have been one of two white Bengal tigers, Cameron and Maximus, that were leading attractions in the zoo's collection. The Bengal tiger was among scores of beasts including bears, wolves, lions and a hippo that ran amok through Tbilisi in extraordinary scenes after torrential downpours allowed them to escape their enclosures on Sunday.
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Otar Tsukhishvili, 43, was mauled to death by a runaway Bengal tiger
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He was attacked after entering a flooded warehouse in Tbilisi, Georgia
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Rare animal was one of the leading attractions in the zoo's collection
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Flash floods last week allowed the beasts to escape from their enclosures

Question: According to reports, the government of @placeholder has said it would assist with the funeral cost.

Answer: Georgia

Answer: Georgian

Answer: Georgia


A ram raid gang used JCBs to tear out cash machines in high streets across Britain, stealing more than £400,000. Joseph Upton, John Smith, Albert Smith, John Christopher Smith and Alfred Stanley targeted 12 banks over a nine-month period, making off with more than £300,000 from the ATMs. They also burgled six homes, stealing cars and jewellery worth more than £100,000 as well as leaving a quarter of a million pounds worth of damage in their wake. A ram raid gang used JCBs to tear out cash machines in high streets across Britain, stealing more than £400,000 Joseph Upton, John Smith, Albert Smith, John Christopher Smith and Alfred Stanley targeted 12 banks over a nine-month period
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Five-man gang made off with £400,000 from JCB raids on banks and homes
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They stole more than £300,000 from cash machines over nine-month period
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Men also burgled six homes, stealing cars and jewellery worth £100,000
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Raids took place in Lincolnshire, Norfolk, Cambridgeshire and Suffolk
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All five men admitted involvement in burglaries that caused 'misery'

Question: Upton, Stanley, John Smith and @placeholder were each jailed for 10 years for an attack on an isolated farm in October 2012.

Answer: Albert Smith

Answer: Albert Smith


A woman has become the latest victim of violent anti-immigrant protests sweeping South Africa after she was left covered in blood when rocks were thrown through her car window. So far six people are believed to have been killed in the violent protests which started two weeks ago in Durban, a key port on South Africa's Indian Ocean coast, spreading to Johannesburg. In the latest show of violence around 200 protesters, shouting that they wanted immigrants to leave the country, pelted passing vehicles and the police with rocks. Scroll down for video Victim: Carol Lloyd was left injured and covered in blood after rocks were thrown at and shattered her car window in the latest wave of anti-immigrant protests near Johannesburg in South Africa
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Anti-immigrant protests have been ongoing in South Africa for two weeks and at least six people have been killed
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Carol Lloyd was injured after rocks were thrown at and smashed her car window as she drove near to Jeppestown
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Foreign nationals have been loading trucks with their wares as they flee  Johannesburg and neighbouring towns
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Protesters are angry about  foreigners in the country when unemployment is high and wealth isn't distributed equally

Question: Armed: South African police were called in to help foreign nationals as violent protests spread to @placeholder, threatening more killings

Answer: Johannesburg

Answer: Johannesburg

Answer: Johannesburg

Question: @placeholder was the epicentre of the 2008 xenophobic attacks that killed more than 60 people and saw violence spread through the area.

Answer: Johannesburg

Answer: Johannesburg

Answer: Johannesburg


A hue of blue inspired by the waters of Hawaii is a prominent feature of the Obama state china service being unveiled by the White House. President Barack Obama is a Hawaii native who returns every Christmas for vacation. Michelle Obama's office says the first lady chose what's being called 'Kailua Blue' to distinguish her family's china from the red, green, blue and yellow used on more recent state services. Scroll down for video Went bright: Michelle Obama chose a bold, watery blue hue to accent the Obama White House's official china Pickard, America's oldest fine china company, has been in business since 1893.
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Michelle Obama's office says she chose the bold hue to distinguish her family's china from the red, green, blue and yellow used on more recently
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The Obama state china service consists of 11-piece place settings for 320 people and the blue appears on all pieces but the dinner plate
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Pickard China, of Antioch, Illinois, was brought in to consult on the project three years ago and it's just now come to fruition
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The china as paid for from a private fund that is administered by the White House Historical Association

Question: 'This @placeholder is one of those colors that will complement some of the other pieces already in the collection in a way that's elegant, and I think it will be timeless.'

Answer: Kailua Blue


(CNN) SeaWorld's beloved  pilot whale has died after decades of performances in San Diego. Bubbles was the oldest pilot whale in a zoological park, and performed at the aquarium's San Diego location for almost three decades, SeaWorld  said. She was estimated to be in her 50s. The whale was one of the star attractions at the park's Dolphin Stadium, where she had performed since the 1980s, SeaWorld said in a statement. "She has inspired and amazed more than 100 million guests for nearly 50 years," it said. "Loved by her trainers and veterinarians, Bubbles had been a member of the SeaWorld family for nearly 30 years."
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The short-finned pilot whale was in her 50s
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Bubbles was the oldest pilot whale in a zoological park, SeaWorld says

Question: Some took to Twitter to express their distaste at @placeholder' life of captivity.

Answer: Bubbles

Answer: Bubbles

Answer: Bubbles


(CNN) -- U.N.-Arab League special envoy Kofi Annan is promoting a six-point initiative to end the violence, bring in relief, and forge a political process to address grievances in Syria. The U.N. Security Council endorsed a presidential statement last week welcoming Annan's recent appointment as a special envoy on the crisis. It also backed the six-point plan submitted to Syria, which Annan's office said was accepted by President Bashar al-Assad's regime. "The Security Council calls upon the Syrian government and opposition to work in good faith with the envoy towards a peaceful settlement of the Syrian crisis and to implement fully and immediately his initial six-point proposal," the presidential statement said.
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The plan calls for a Syrian-led political process
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It calls for Syrians to "commit to ... a sustained cessation of armed violence"
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The government must allow "the right to demonstrate peacefully"
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The plan urges authorities to provide "a list of all places" where people are detained

Question: Annan viewed @placeholder's acceptance of the plan Tuesday as an "important initial step."

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syrians