A million homes in Morocco could soon be powered by a mega solar plant capable of providing energy at all hours of the day and night. Instead of using the standard photovoltaic solar cells, Ouarzazate's power station will use Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) - a technology that harnesses sunlight to melt salt and power a steam turbine. The plant, called Noor1, is expected to open next month and will be the first of four stations to be set up in the region. Once complete, the establishment will be the largest CSP farm in the world. The Ouarzazate plant is part of Morocco's strategy to produce 42 per cent of its energy from renewable sources by 2020 - a goal that has been praised by the UN.
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The Ouarzazate plant will be the biggest solar thermal plant in the world
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It will use a technology known as Concentrate Solar Power (CSP)
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CSP harnesses sunlight to melt salt and power a steam turbine
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Morocco plans to get 42 per cent of its energy from renewables by 2020

Question: While solar thermal power methods such as @placeholder only work in very hot countries, solar energy at large is experiencing more widespread use worldwide as the photovoltaic panels' price is progressively falling.

Answer: Concentrated Solar Power

Answer: CSP

Answer: CSP

Answer: Concentrate Solar Power

Answer: CSP

Answer: CSP


Lame duck FIFA president Sepp Blatter made the most of his strong alliance with Russian leader Vladimir Putin at the World Cup qualifying draw in St Petersburg. Blatter met Putin at Peter the Great's Konstantin summer Palace ahead of the draw and the pair then shared the stage at the ceremony twice clasping hands in a sign of their firm friendship And Blatter told his Russian host that FIFA had complete trust in Russia hosting the 2018 tournament despite a Swiss criminal investigation being on going into the staging of both the 2018 and 2022 tournaments. However no mention was made in either of the two Presidents' brief speeches about the corruption crisis that has engulfed FIFA.
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Sepp Blatter completely trusts Russia in hosting the 2018 World Cup
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Blatter was alongside Russia President Vladimir Putin for the ceremony
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Criminal investigation is on-going into the staging of the 2018 tournament
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Neither Presidents mention the corruption scandal in their brief speeches

Question: We are on track, @placeholder will be a fantastic host.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia


Phil Jones played as a deep-lying midfielder, but it didn’t feel like a midfielder’s performance. He was embarrassed by Giorgio Chiellini for their goal, and he was lucky to get away with losing his man at the previous set-piece. When England were in possession, he didn’t work hard enough to get on the ball — he was happy to let Chris Smalling bring the ball out. Manchester United defender Phil Jones failed to impress after being handed a midfield role Jones (right) returns to the centre circle after playing a part in conceding Italy's opening goal Roy Hodgson's 'experiment' of playing Jones as a deep central midfielder didn't pay dividends
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England drew 1-1 with Italy in their international friendly in Turin
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Manchester United's Phil Jones failed to impress in a deep midfield role
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Wayne Rooney developed a good understanding with Harry Kane
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Everton's Phil Jagielka proved he is Roy Hodgson's best defender
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READ: Kane shows he can handle the heat as Italy provide stern test

Question: But right now, he looks better than Smalling and @placeholder, who have had a lot more hype surrounding their breakthroughs into the England squad.

Answer: Phil Jones

Answer: Phil Jones

Answer: Jones

Answer: Jones

Answer: Phil Jones


A single mum is desperately saving every cent to fly to the U.S. for her three-year-old daughter's ear to be reconstructed so she doesn't get bullied about the birth defect when she starts school. You would never know to meet Autumn Byas, from Bass Hill in southwest Sydney, that she was born with a congenital deformity because her confidence and lust for life is oozing out of the energetic little girl. The adorable little girl may only be able to hear from her left ear but that doesn't doesn't stop her great love for music and dancing. But her mother, Tanya Byas, has been on a mission since her daughter was born with microtia to get to California for Autumn to have an operation because she can't have surgery in Australia until she is 10 years old - in seven years' time.
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Autumn Byas was born without an ear due to a congenital deformity
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Surgery in Australia isn't done until kids are 10 so she is going to the U.S.
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The surgery costs $50,000 and her single mother needs another $20,000
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Tanya doesn't want her child to be bullied when she starts school in 2017
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Dinner will be held on Saturday and gofundme account setup to raise funds

Question: With still $20,000 to go, @placeholder is holding another fundraiser dinner this Saturday in the hope to raise the last of the funds for the surgery.

Answer: Tanya Byas

Answer: Tanya


New details provide a clearer chronology about what might have happened to Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 between its takeoff and its last known spotting seven hours later. Here's how experts and officials have reconstructed key moments of the flight, which disappeared March 8 with 239 people aboard. 12:41 a.m.: Takeoff All tracking systems are working as the Boeing 777-200ER takes off from the Malaysian capital of Kuala Lumpur, headed for Beijing. 1:07 a.m.: ACARS sends communication One of the plane's communication systems sends what turns out to be its last transmission, according to Malaysia Airlines CEO Ahmad Jauhari Yahya.
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The Malaysian government has not said when or if plane was reprogrammed
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A 1:07 a.m. transmission showed a "normal routing all the way to Beijing"
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Co-pilot believed to have checked in by radio, ending with "All right, good night"
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Two communication systems stopped transmitting shortly after takeoff

Question: If the flight were hijacked or a target of terrorism, cutting off @placeholder would be a strategic move because the system reports to satellites anything being done to the aircraft, Quest said.

Answer: ACARS


Washington (CNN) -- At one time, Susan Rice seemed to be on a trajectory that would take her to the secretary of state's office in President Barack Obama's second term. But that trajectory changed Thursday when the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations withdrew her name from consideration to succeed current Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. In a letter to the president, Rice explained her decision to pull herself out of the running. "I am highly honored to be considered by you for appointment as Secretary of State," the letter read. "However, if nominated, I am now convinced that the confirmation process would be lengthy, disruptive and costly -- to you and to our most pressing national and international priorities. That trade-off is simply not worth it to our country. ... Therefore, I respectfully request that you no longer consider my candidacy at this time."
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NEW: Susan Rice's seeming destiny is derailed by GOP opposition over the Benghazi attack
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Rice was a high school valedictorian and a Rhodes scholar
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Her mentor Madeleine Albright recommended her for a top political job in the 1990s
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Insiders say Rice is aggressive, has sharp elbows and rubbed some the wrong way

Question: The most strident @placeholder suggested the characterization of the attack as a mob gone awry might have been the basis for a cover-up during a ferocious political campaign.

Answer: GOP


(CNN) Senate Democrats are vowing to stall action on eight of Donald Trump's Cabinet nominees tasked with carrying out his economic, law enforcement and regulatory agenda, a senior Democratic aide told CNN Monday. If carried through, the threat that could delay confirming the President-elect's choices for months. Those targeted include secretary of state nominee Rex Tillerson, attorney general pick Jeff Sessions and health and human services secretary hopeful Tom Price. Democrats warn if they don't get the nominees' required background information and financial records and have adequate time to review them before confirmation hearings are held, they'll drag out confirmation votes with a series of procedural maneuvers.
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Republicans are already planning confirmation hearings from Donald Trump's Cabinet
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Democrats can take procedural steps to slow the process down to a crawl

Question: "When President Obama was elected, Republicans and @placeholder worked together and expeditiously to carefully consider his nominees.

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats


What does Republican senator and presidential contender Rand Paul have in common with a gun-toting, stripper-hurling playboy? An avid interest in poker, as it turns out. On Friday, the 52-year-old libertarian lawmaker from Kentucky shared a Snapchat video of himself learning how to play poker from the infamous ‘King of Instagram’ Dan Blizerian. The 10-second video, obtained by Daily Caller reporter Kaitlin Collins, is titled ‘Lessons from Dan Blizerian.’ Scroll down for video Strange bedfellows: On Friday, Senator Rand Paul (left) shared a Snapchat video of himself learning how to play poker from the debauched social media star Dan Blizerian (right)
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The 52-year-old libertarian lawmaker from Kentucky shared a Snapchat video of himself learning how to play Liar's Poker with $100 bills
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Blizerian is best known for his X-rated Instagram page followed by 8million users worldwide
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He plays poker professionally and reportedly once earned $50million in winnings in just over a year
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Video from last year showed Blizerian hurling porn star from a roof

Question: Booted out: @placeholder was kicked off Snapchat just 24 hours after activating his account for posting a video of naked women in his bed

Answer: Dan Blizerian

Answer: Dan Blizerian

Answer: Dan Blizerian

Answer: Blizerian

Answer: Blizerian


Jurgen Klopp will consider recalling winger Lazar Markovic from his loan at Fenerbahce in January, but will need the consent of the Turkish side to do so. Liverpool do not have the option of cutting short the 21-year-old's season-long arrangement but new manager Klopp is an admirer of the Serbia international flyer. Markovic was signed last year from Benfica for £20million but largely proved a disappointment in his first season at Anfield making just 23 starts in all competitions and scoring three goals. Markovic's representatives understood the Serbian could return to Anfield in the next window but there is no official recall in place and any such agreement would have to be consented to by Fenerbahce.
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Liverpool winger Lazar Markovic is currently on loan at Fenerbahce
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The 21-year-old was a £20m signing from Benfica for the Reds in 2014
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He struggled to impress during his first season at Anfield
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New manager Jurgen Klopp feels he can get the best out of Markovic
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Reds could take him back in January, but only with Fenerbahce's consent

Question: Rossiter told @placeholder's website: 'Even though I was on international duty, I did want to get home and get cracking on with Liverpool again to be honest.

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool


(CNN) -- Saturday saw protests across the United States, held to express solidarity with the anti-government demonstrations currently roiling Egypt. Whether on the East Coast or the West Coast, crowds carried banners, flags and signs as they chanted, hoping their support could be felt thousands of miles away in Cairo, Alexandria and other Egyptian cities. In San Francisco, demonstrators gathered at a corner on Market Street and quickly packed the sidewalk, waving Egyptian and American flags. Participants seemed to represent a rainbow of backgrounds and ages. There were elderly couples, teenagers and children with Egypt's colors painted on their faces. Many Egyptian-Americans were there, enlivening the chants with Arabic phrases. But plenty of people of Latin, Caucasian and Asian descent also turned out to march, support Egyptian demonstrators and demand the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak.
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NEW: Solidarity demonstrations are held in cities large and small
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NEW: Many ethnic groups and ages are represented among the demonstrators
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Hundreds attend a protest outside the U.N. in New York, chanting "Mubarak must go"

Question: On the @placeholder, hundreds gathered outside the United Nations in New York.

Answer: East Coast


One way or another, Chile's Copa America semi-final with Peru will be settled in Santiago on Monday night, but the two nations will continue to bicker long after the full-time whistle. Whether the debate centres on cocktails or overhead kicks, agreeing to disagree is the only thing these two rivals will concede to one another. And the clash  - the most important in almost 20 years - will re-open old wounds in what is one of football's fiercest yet little-known rivalries. The animosity dates back to the four-year War of the Pacific at the end of the nineteenth century, hence its tag as the 'Pacific Clasico'. The 1879-1883 conflict, which also involved Bolivia, was fought over the supply of nitrates and ended with Chile annexing large parts of its neighbours' territory.
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Chile and Peru meet in the semi-finals of the Copa America
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The two nations have had animosity ever since the War of the Pacific
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They also disagree on where the local spirit Pisco originates from
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Chile are favourites for the clash after impressing during the tournament

Question: Perhaps not, but don't expect the respective fans to come together for a glass of @placeholder afterwards, either.

Answer: Pisco


A Fox & Friends co-host threw an axe before a commercial break and hit a  West Point drummer who was performing nearby, leaving him with a few cuts but miraculously not dismembered. Co-host Pete Hegseth hurled the sharp tool towards a target on a large wood board just before a segment on timbersports during the show earlier this month. However, he misses by several inches and  hits Jeff Prosperie instead, one of the lead drummers from The Hellcats, which is apart of the U.S. Army's West Point Band. The marching band was playing during the show in honor of the Army's 240th birthday as well as Flag Day, according to Mediaite.
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Co-host Pete Hegseth threw the axe before a commercial break and missed the target before it hit drummer Jeff Prosperie
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Propserie, a lead drummer for The Hellcats which is apart of the U.S. Army's West Point Band, was hit while playing during show
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Fox segment that aired on June 14 does not show Prosperie being hit with axe but moment was captured on cellphone footage
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Prosperie said he was hit on the elbow and had a couple of cuts and is thankful to have all of his limbs

Question: In a lengthy message posted on Saturday morning to Facebook, @placeholder writes detailing the incident.

Answer: Jeff Prosperie

Question: Following the incident, @placeholder has not indicated if he will pursue legal action, according to Mediaite.

Answer: Jeff Prosperie


Houston (CNN) Harvey is no longer a hurricane, but life-threatening flooding continued in and around Houston on Sunday night as citizens with boats assisted authorities in search and rescue efforts. Flooding from Tropical Storm Harvey is overburdening resources in the country's fourth-largest city, prompting authorities to call on volunteers with watercraft for help in rescuing those trapped in homes and buildings. An immediate respite from Harvey's wrath seems unlikely to come. The National Weather Service calls the flooding "unprecedented," and warns things may become more dire if a forecasted record-breaking 50 inches of rain does fall on parts of Texas in coming days. In anticipation of a worsening situation, Dallas is turning its main convention center into a "mega-shelter" that can host 5,000 evacuees.
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Dallas aims to open "mega-shelter" for 5,000 evacuees by Tuesday morning
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Two storm-related deaths reported so far: one in Houston, the other in Rockport

Question: The rainfall threatens to exacerbate an already dangerous situation, as @placeholder's rains have left many east Texas rivers and bayous swollen to their banks or beyond.

Answer: Harvey

Answer: Tropical Storm Harvey

Answer: Harvey


(CNN) Over the past century, tax incentives for giving to charity have helped improve American society in countless ways, from spurring medical research to building more vibrant communities to providing a safety net for those most in need. Yet Congress is now considering changes to the tax code which would greatly reduce the already-too-slim proportion of taxpayers who can benefit from existing incentives for charitable giving. Instead lawmakers should adopt a new approach that treats taxpayers more fairly, broadens the nation's philanthropic base and helps defray government spending. Congress and the Trump Administration should consider authorizing "Flexible Giving Accounts" (or "FGAs") that would allow American workers -- whether they itemize deductions on their tax returns or not -- to set aside money for charities of their choice. Workers would not have to pay taxes on the part of their income that they donate to charity.
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Authors: Congress is considering changes to the tax code which would greatly reduce the proportion of taxpayers who benefit from incentives for charitable giving
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Instead lawmakers should adopt a new way to allow more Americans to benefit from giving to charity, they say

Question: For millions of @placeholder, the change would open up a convenient way to regularly donate.

Answer: American

Answer: American

Answer: Americans


Mogadishu, Somalia (CNN) Fatumata Hassan sits in the opening of her ramshackle shelter. She is tired and gaunt. Her three-year-old daughter Shankaron sits on her lap, eyes blank and scared. It is a look that is far too common in these parts. The past days have been cruel on Fatumata and her two young children -- forced to walk over 100 miles in search of food, water and sanctuary. Only now, in Baidoa, home to a camp for displaced Somalis, does she find the smallest of solace. "Shankaron had a fever, she cried the whole way," Fatumata says. "We didn't eat this morning, we haven't had a proper meal in ten days. We are still waiting for food."
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UN chief warns Somalia is at risk of being "neglected"
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Over six million affected by food shortage

Question: Fatumata's story is shared by millions of @placeholder -- the country is on the edge of a catastrophic famine, according to the United Nations.

Answer: Somalia

Answer: Somalis

Answer: Somalia


When 'accidental billionaire' Mike Cannon-Brookes co-founded his company, the self-made billionaire and Australia's richest man under 40 insists he was simply following his dreams. Now, his wife Annie Cannon-Brookes is doing the same with the aspiring fashion designer set to hit the global catwalk at New York Fashion Week with her label House of Cannon. As the only Australian among three finalists in the Gen Art Fresh Faces in Fashion award for emerging designers, Mrs Cannon-Brookes, 33, will showcase the best of her work over the past two years. 'It's the first time on the world stage so we have chosen bits and pieces that represent us as a label - bold colours, prints and popular cuts from past collections,' Mrs Cannon-Brookes told Daily Mail Australia.
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Billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes is Australia's richest man under 40
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His wife Annie Cannon-Brookes is heading to NYFW with her fashion label
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Her label House of Cannon will be debuting on the world stage
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Mrs Cannon-Brookes says her pieces are 'conversation starters'
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She also says her husband is her 'biggest fan' and an 'inspiration'
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She will be showcased alongside the likes of Dion Lee and Karen Walker

Question: While inspired by her travel, Mrs Cannon-@placeholder also takes inspiration from her close-knit family.

Answer: Brookes

Answer: Brookes

Answer: Brookes

Answer: Brookes

Answer: Brookes

Answer: Brookes

Answer: Brookes

Question: Mr Cannon-@placeholder took to Facebook sharing his support for his wife shortly after she announced her NYFW debut.

Answer: Brookes

Answer: Brookes

Answer: Brookes

Answer: Brookes

Answer: Brookes

Answer: Brookes

Answer: Brookes


Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (CNN) Hundreds of passengers escaped after an Emirates flight skidded on a runway and burst into flames Wednesday at Dubai International Airport. Thirteen passengers suffered minor injuries when the plane crashed after landing, Emirates Chairman Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum said. But a firefighter, identified as Jassim Essa Al-Baloushi, was killed "while saving the lives of others," the Dubai government's media office said. Ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum tweeted residents were "proud of our youth and their sacrifices while performing their duties in protecting lives and saving people." Flames and thick, black smoke billowed from the stricken Boeing 777 shortly after it came to a stop on the runway.
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13 passengers suffered minor injuries, the Emirates chairman says
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Quest: Planes such as the Boeing 777-300 are designed to be evacuated within 90 seconds

Question: While the cause of the accident is not yet clear, CNN aviation correspondent @placeholder said images of the airliner could indicate that the front landing gear collapsed and that the plane slid.

Answer: Quest


Mexico will not send a contestant to this year's Miss Universe pageant following partial owner Donald Trump's comments insulting Mexicans during his speech announcing his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination. Televisa and former Miss Universe Lupita Jones, who organize the pageant to select a Mexican candidate for the contest, made the announcement on Monday. Meanwhile, Cheryl Burke and Thomas Roberts, who were set to host this year's Miss USA pageant, have also stepped down following Trump's statements. The show now has no hosts. ABC News also reported on Tuesday afternoon that Trump has filed a $500million lawsuit against Univision in a New York court after the network said they will not air the Miss USA pageant.
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Mexico will not send a contestant to this year's Miss Universe pageant following partial owner Donald Trump's recent comments
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In addition, Miss USA hosts Cheryl Burke and Thomas Roberts have also stepped down from their duties leaving the event without a host
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NBC also said on Monday that they would no longer air the pageant after Trump described migrants from Mexico as drug-runners and rapists
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Trump is standing by his statements, and is now suing Univision for $500million after they said they will not air the Miss USA pageant
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The Miss USA organization said that despite this controversy they still plan on moving forward with the pageant on July 12
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Miss USA contestants began arriving in Louisiana for this year's pageant on Monday, even though the show will not air on NBC this year

Question: 'Effective today I have withdrawn from my duties with @placeholder.

Answer: Miss USA

Answer: Miss USA

Answer: Miss USA

Answer: Miss USA

Answer: Miss USA

Answer: Miss USA


New Delhi  (CNN) Narendra Modi will become the first Indian Prime Minister to visit Israel, in a landmark visit scheduled for July 4. Modi will meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over a period of two days to discuss "matters of mutual interest," read a press release from India's Ministry of External Affairs. Modi's itinerary also includes plans to meet with members of the Indian community in Tel Aviv and a visit to honor Indian soldiers buried in Haifa cemetery. Important ally Israel has in recent years become an important defense supplier for India. The two countries signed an air and missile defense deal worth almost $2 billion in April, in what Israel termed the "largest defense contract deal" in its history.
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Diplomatic relationship between India and Israel dates back to 1992
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Trip follows major defense deal signed in April

Question: CNN has reached out to @placeholder's Foreign Ministry for comment.

Answer: Indian

Answer: India

Answer: Indian

Answer: Indian

Answer: India

Answer: India


Washington (CNN) Jeb Bush endorsed Ted Cruz on Wednesday morning, calling his former rival for the Republican presidential nomination a "principled conservative" and urging fellow Republicans to reject Donald Trump as the next GOP nominee. "Ted is a consistent, principled conservative who has demonstrated the ability to appeal to voters and win primary contests," Bush said in a statement provided to CNN. "Washington is broken, and the only way Republicans can hope to win back the White House and put our nation on a better path is to support a nominee who can articulate how conservative policies will help people rise up and reach their full potential."
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Several members of the Bush family have been clear of their distaste of Donald Trump
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Jeb Bush's endorsement could help open up a network of donors for Cruz

Question: Bush's endorsement of the Texas senator comes one month after he ended his own bid for the GOP presidential nomination -- a campaign that failed to gain support in the shadow of @placeholder's oversized personality and a fractured field that, at one time, had 17 Republican candidates actively pursuing the White House.

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: I spent a fraction of that and am first," @placeholder tweeted.

Answer: Donald Trump


Aaron Cook insists he has no regrets about turning his back on Great Britain as he seeks to make up for his London 2012 snub and book his place at next year's Rio Olympics. Cook, who accepted an offer to become a Moldovan citizen in April, could face former GB rival Lutalo Muhammad in the -80kg semi-finals at the European Games in Baku on Thursday. Muhammad was controversially preferred to Cook for London and won a bronze medal, prompting the then world number one to quit the national camp and represent the former Soviet Republic. Cook, who made his debut for his new nation in last month's World Championships when he lost in the last four to another Briton, Damon Sansum, said: 'The national anthem doesn't really mean that much to me any more.
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Aaron Cook switched from Great Britain to Moldova after London 2012
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Taekwondo star believes he was robbed in favour of Lutalo Muhammad
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World No 1 could face Muhammad again at the European Games

Question: '@placeholder have given me all the support I need, so I am extremely grateful for everything they have done.'

Answer: Moldovan

Answer: Moldova


(CNN) -- Throughout American history, the annual celebration of family and gratitude known as Thanksgiving has been a central part of The White House and the U.S. presidency. This week, President Barack Obama kept the tradition alive by pardoning Cobbler, the National Thanksgiving Turkey, in a Rose Garden ceremony. His feathered understudy, Gobbler, was also allowed to live, and both birds will live out the rest of their days on display at George Washington's Mount Vernon Estate and Gardens in Virginia. Here is a look, by the numbers, at Thanksgiving and the role American presidents have played in the holiday over the years:
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Presidents have played a role in the annual Thanksgiving celebration since 1789
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President Obama continued the tradition by pardoning a turkey at The White House this week
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One president opted for possum instead of turkey for his Thanksgiving meal

Question: 1 - The first one was in 1789, when President @placeholder issued a proclamation naming November 26 as a day of national thanksgiving.

Answer: George Washington


Conor McGregor looks to be raring to go ahead of his UFC 194 featherweight title fight with Jose Aldo. The Irishman fought through a knee injury to win his last fight against Chad Mendes, but looked to be in fine fettle at his latest training camp as he hung from a heavy bag by his legs and performed sit-ups. McGregor will finally get his hands on the UFC's pound-for-pound No 1 Aldo when they face off in Las Vegas on December 12. The Notorious One travelled to Los Angeles earlier this week to finish his training camp and acclimatise to the conditions ahead of the title bout.
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UFC star Conor McGregor shows his core strength in video on Instagram
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McGregor looks to be in great shape two weeks ahead of Jose Aldo fight
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Irishman faces Aldo for the UFC featherweight belt at UFC 194 in Las Vegas
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McGregor is in Los Angeles preparing for the December 12 bout

Question: McGregor's latest slight to the featherweight champion is that those watching the fight on December 12 won't care if Aldo is on the card, as long as they get to see the @placeholder.

Answer: Irishman

Answer: Irishman


Only once did Paul Ince pause for breath in Dublin 8 on Thursday. Nothing else fazed 'The Guv'nor' on a Carlsberg gig in the shadow of St Patrick's Cathedral. Not Roy Keane's managerial qualities, his relationship with Fergie, Ryan Giggs' role at Old Trafford, where Wayne Rooney should play, or Manuel Pellegrini's future. No. The only question which caused him to puff his cheeks and buy time, was a simple one: are Liverpool a better team with Steven Gerrard, or without? Paul Ince is pictured in Dublin on Thursday as he spoke about Liverpool vs Manchester United With Manchester United docking at Anfield on Sunday, and Gerrard – or Stevie G as Ince called him - available after injury, the query was relevant. And Ince knew it.
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Paul Ince says Liverpool are a better team with Steven Gerrard
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Liverpool host Manchester United in the Premier League on Sunday
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Former midfielder Ince played for both clubs during his career

Question: When he is in your team you feel comfortable, you think 'oh good, @placeholder is there.'

Answer: Steven Gerrard

Answer: Gerrard

Answer: Stevie G

Answer: Steven Gerrard


Jordan Spieth has hailed the 'most incredible week' of his life after becoming the second youngest Masters winner of all time and  the first start-to-finish winner at Augusta in 39 years. Spieth held his nerve in Sunday's final round to keep control of the season's first major championship, matching Tiger Woods' record of an 18-under 270 and finishing four shots clear of the field. Speaking in Butler cabin as he prepared to receive his green jacket, the 21-year-old admitted that despite never giving up the lead, he was still a bag of nerves as he looked to hold off the attentions of two major champions in the form of Phil Mickelson and Justin Rose.
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Jordan Spieth became the second youngest Masters winner of all time
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His 18-under round was the joint-record and he led from start to finish
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Spieth hailed the week at Augusta as the most incredible of his life
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21-year-old admitted that the accolade had not quite sunk in yet
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Justin Rose praised Spieth, saying he showed comfort playing with a lead

Question: 'There's many players in the Tiger  era who have rued when @placeholder won it by 15 or 12.

Answer: Tiger Woods


Iker Casillas struggled to hold back the tears on Sunday as the Spanish goalkeeper said his goodbyes to Real Madrid fans before completing his move to Porto. Casillas joined Real's youth academy in 1990 and has been with the club ever since, winning 18 major honours along the way. The 34-year-old stopper was clearly emotional during his farewell press conference as he asked the Madrid fans to remember him as a 'good person' rather than a goalkeeper. A tearful Casillas struggled to read a statement during the press conference a day after Madrid announced he was moving to the northern Portuguese club.
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Iker Casillas will join Porto after 25 successful years with Real Madrid
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Casillas was clearly emotional during farewell press conference
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The 34-year-old claimed 'wherever I go, I will always shout Hala Madrid'
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Casillas was forced out Real Madrid by Florentino Perez, says his parents

Question: As of Saturday I'm no longer a Real Madrid player, now I'll be a @placeholder player.

Answer: Porto

Answer: Portuguese

Answer: Porto

Question: 'Firstly I am joining @placeholder because of the excitement that the coach has transmitted to me.

Answer: Porto

Answer: Portuguese

Answer: Porto


Raheem Sterling first came to the attention of the wider world in a TV documentary charting Brendan Rodgers’ early days in charge of Liverpool in the summer of 2012. In footage from a pre-season training session, the Liverpool manager is seen rebuking Sterling — then a talented but largely untried teenager — for answering him back. A little more than two-and-a-half years on and much has changed. Now Sterling is a 20-year-old England international and a cornerstone of Liverpool’s first team. On Wednesday he was back on TV again but this time he was attempting to call the shots. Raheem Sterling has turned down a new deal with Liverpool and put off contract talks until the summer
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Raheem Sterling wants to be known as 'a kid that loves to play football'
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The England star has rejected a new deal and put off talks until the summer
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Sterling was attempting to call the shots during interview with the BBC
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20-year-old has come a long way since being lectured by Rodgers in TV documentary in the summer of 2012
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Sterling has two years left to run on his existing £35,000-a-week contract
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He says he would have signed a new deal at this point last season
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Sterling admits it is 'quite flattering' to be linked with a move to Arsenal
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Liverpool are infuriated that Sterling gave interview in the first place
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Some feel he and his representatives are pushing for summer departure
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Sterling: What he said about contract talks... and what he meant
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READ: Sportsmail answers five questions on Sterling's future
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CLICK HERE for latest Liverpool news and reaction to Sterling's interview

Question: Liverpool and @placeholder, who tends to be unemotional about these things, view this as unhelpful and unsettling.

Answer: Brendan Rodgers

Answer: Rodgers


Washington (CNN) -- The federal budget has always been a tool for partisanship, but never more so than in the past few years. Like the awkward and irreverent distant relative at the dinner table, the Senate tried for several years to ignore it. But everyone knew it was in the room, helping to create a permanent state of partisan gridlock. But the government shutdown in October caused so much political fallout that most Republicans and Democrats in a Congress already rated poorly by the public didn't want to go through it again with midterm election campaigns just getting off the ground. Passing a budget became an imperative.
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The Senate is expected to take up the budget on Tuesday
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2014 and 2016 politics will play into Senate budget vote
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The fallout from the filibuster rule change has left hard feelings in the Senate
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Fear of another government shutdown has pushed some to support the deal

Question: "This agreement takes that scenario off the table and keeps the @placeholder firmly on defense with their disastrous healthcare law heading into 2014."

Answer: Democrats


For most teenagers, getting through the final years of high school is a tough feat. But for one woman it's been made infinitely more difficult by the fact she's living in a tent under a brdige. Alicia, 19, is studying Year 11 through RMIT University in Melbourne. The teenager has been homeless for three years and is currently living under a bridge in the inner-city, she told The Age. Every morning Alicia, who asked her real name not be published, and her boyfriend start their day at a drop-in centre where they can get a warm breakfast. Then every weekday the teenager commutes into the city for classes, before studying at night at the library, a youth centre or by lamplight in her tent.
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Alicia, 19, has been living on the streets of Melbourne for three years
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She currently lives under an inner-city bridge with her boyfriend
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Is studying to finish Year 11 at RMIT University in Melbourne
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First slept on the street when she was just eight or nine years old
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Lives off just $360 a week, split between four homeless people

Question: 'If you can stick at @placeholder (which is tough for most teenagers) from under a bridge, you're as tough as nails.

Answer: Year 11

Answer: Year 11


Raffaele Sollecito today described his murder acquittal as a 'rebirth' but said his 'heart and soul will be marked for life' after being accused of killing British student Meredith Kercher. Mr Sollecito, 31, also said the new, final ruling will allow him to move on from his past, and his association with ex-girlfriend Amanda Knox. He said he now wants to be 'detached' from the 27-year-old American. The Italian and his ex-lover were both sensationally cleared on Friday, bringing an end to a see-sawing legal process which spanned more than seven years and saw them both serve four years in prison.
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Italian, 31, says acquittal by judges last week brings 'end to the nightmare'
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Said being accused of murder was a 'wound that will never stop bleeding'
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He added he is 'glad' ex-lover Amanda Knox has been cleared
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But said he wants to be 'detached', and that they have not spoken in a year
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He and Knox now cleared of killing the British student in 2007

Question: Shortly after the verdict, Knox, who previously said she would never willingly return to @placeholder, released a statement.

Answer: Italian

Answer: Italian


The European Union's top prosecutor says she has been told that Islamic State terrorists are being smuggled across the Mediterranean hidden among migrants. Michele Coninsx, head of the EU's judicial co-operation agency Eurojust, has confirmed she received the intelligence as part of the organisation's efforts to respond to illegal immigration, terrorism and cybercrime. Ms Coninsx said Eurojust's co-ordination efforts are ongoing and she could not divulge what EU nations have told the agency. But she said groups such as ISIS are also using proceeds from people-trafficking to fund terrorism. Ms Coninsx, a career prosecutor from Belgium said: 'We're going after the criminals. We're going after the money.
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Michele Coninsx says ISIS fighters are crossing Mediterranean into Europe
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Adds they are being smuggled across on boats hidden among migrants
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Ms Coninsx added that the flow of migrants into Italy has risen fivefold

Question: This year, about 70,000 migrants have been rescued, many by an @placeholder-led naval operation.

Answer: European Union

Answer: EU

Answer: Eurojust

Answer: Eurojust

Answer: EU

Answer: Europe


It was a weekend when Andy Murray was full to bursting with emotion, but he struck a note of pragmatism after leading Great Britain to Davis Cup victory. The din of what is the closest he can get to a home-town crowd was still ringing in his ears as he considered the implications of a 3-2 victory over America - one that has again put Leon Smith’s squad into the last eight of the sport’s premier team competition. Wimbledon’s host nation may not be able to raise a quorum when it comes to volume of players in the world’s top 100, but where there is Murray, there is hope.
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Andy Murray beat John Isner in straight sets to secure GB win over US
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Murray's GB team-mate James Ward had before upset world No 20 Isner
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The Scot said GB are playing at their limit having moved into the last eight
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Great Britain will face France at home in the quarter-finals in July

Question: James Ward turned the tie in @placeholder's favour with his own victory over Isner on Friday

Answer: Great Britain

Answer: Great Britain


Britain's former Formula One champion Nigel Mansell is thought of as a 'hero' in Mexico, Force India driver Sergio Perez has said. The sport is back in Perez's homeland for this weekend's Mexican Grand Prix after an absence of more than two decades. Mansell was the last winner at the newly-developed Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez track back in 1992, the same year in which he was crowned world champion. But the Britain is arguably best remembered in these parts for his audacious overtake around the outside of Gerhard Berger at the hell-raising Peraltada turn in 1990. The banked right hander is now considered too dangerous and as such has been replaced by a slower stadium section upon the sport's return to Central America.
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Mexican F1 driver Sergio Perez will race in his homeland this weekend
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The Mexican Grand Prix returns after an absence of more than two decades
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British champion Nigel Mansell won the last Mexican Grand Prix in 1992
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Jenson Button is disappointed with the changes to the updated circuit

Question: 'I remember as a kid watching some incredible battles there and the drivers hanging on to their cars around @placeholder, which looked mega, if a bit scary,' Button said.

Answer: Peraltada


If you like the idea of having a conversation with your pet cat then you better look away now. Flam, a cat in Nashville, Tennessee, may well be the first of its kind to have had a conversation with a human being. But sadly, as documented on video, the little chat didn't go down that well with the feline. In the clip is Penny Adams, a professional photographer who volunteers her time at the Cat Shoppe Rescue centre. Sitting on the floor, she announces to the camera that she is holding a cat-to-human language translator on her phone. Penny, who doesn't herself know what it is being translated by the app, activates the meowing sound and immediately Flam, who sits underneath a table, becomes noticeably intrigued.
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The translator app talks to the cat in a series of meows
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Intrigued, the cat approaches the woman and climbs her leg
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Before pouncing at her with its paw and baring its teeth
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The video was captured in Nashville, Tennessee, USA

Question: The cat, clearly insulted by what the human-to-cat translator app is saying, attacks @placeholder with its paw

Answer: Penny Adams

Answer: Penny


(CNN) The bombardment of rebel-held districts of eastern Aleppo this week -- hours after a truce had been declared -- prompted grave claims that a war crime had been committed. Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan accused the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad of "brazenly committing war crimes." UN human rights chief Zeid Ra'ad al Hussein similarly said the Syrian regime's heavy bombardment of an area "packed with civilians" after the brief ceasefire broke down "most likely constitutes war crimes." In a tweet late Thursday, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko wrote that "Russia must also pay a high price for heinous war crimes, which it supports and commits in Syria, in particular in Aleppo."
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International humanitarian law exists to protect civilians at times of armed conflict
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War crimes include wilful killing, torture or inhuman treatment and hostage taking of civilians

Question: It's not the first time such accusations of war crimes have been made in @placeholder's protracted conflict.

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria


The family of 16-year-old schoolgirl Jayde Kendall who has not been seen since she climbed into a red car with a man 12 days ago in Gatton, 90km west of Brisbane, have issued a heartfelt plea for her return. The plea, in which the pretty young brunette's mother wrote of how the family's 'hearts are aching' and they longed 'to envelop her' once again, comes as police appeal for  dashcam footage of the car and Ms Kendall on the afternoon she vanished. Jayde Kendall disappeared from outside the Lockyer District High School in central Gatton at 3.15pm on Friday August 14. She was seen getting into a weathered 2003 model red five door Toyota Corolla hatchback driven by an 18-year-old man she knew
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Family of missing teenage Jayde Kendall make desperate plea
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The schoolgirl, 16, vanished from Gatton, Queensland 12 days ago
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She got into a beaten red Toyota Corolla driven by a man, 18, known to her
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Police have appealed for dashcam footage of when she disappeared
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Body recovered from Condamine River in Warwick was not missing teen's
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Ms Kendall's bank account was used twice hours after her disappearance

Question: The dashcam appeal and the plea by Ms Kendall's family came ahead of a candlelight vigil by the people @placeholder at her local church on Wednesday night.

Answer: Gatton

Answer: Gatton

Answer: Gatton


There were furious scenes in the Greek parliament today as politicians ripped up papers outlining the terms of the country's €86 billion bailout deal and threw them at Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras. Politicians gathered in Athens this afternoon to debate the draconian reforms Tsipras agreed to implement during crunch overnight talks with eurozone leaders earlier this week. The harsh austerity measures Greece would have to put in place to release the bailout fund have been widely condemned, with even the International Monetary Fund branding them unfair. As a midnight deadline looms for Greek MPs to vote on whether to accept the controversial plans, it now looks increasingly likely that Tsipras' own hard left Syriza party will reject them, after more than half of the party's members slammed the deal, branding it 'humiliating' and 'destructive'.
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Tsipras agreed to harsh austerity terms as part of an €86 billion bailout
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Had a deal not been struck, Greece faced crashing out of the Eurozone
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But many in ruling Syriza party are furious at way PM handled negotiations
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IMF condemned bailout, saying Greek debt will reach 'unsustainable' 200%

Question: @placeholder's finance ministry says the banks will remain closed through Thursday.

Answer: Greek

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greek

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greek

Question: The eurozone is also set to extend the time frame over which @placeholder pays back its debt.

Answer: Greek

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greek

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greek

Question: While this will no doubt be welcomed, eurozone leaders refused to write off any of the total figure as @placeholder is understood to have requested.

Answer: Greek

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greek

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greek


David Moyes' Real Sociedad side ended their long wait for an away win in the Primera Division as they triumphed 1-0 at Getafe. Sociedad were the only La Liga side without a win on the road this season going into Monday's clash at the Coliseum Alfonso Perez, but they finally got that monkey off their backs courtesy of Inigo Martinez's second-half header. The Sociedad academy product rose highest to nod home Esteban Granero's accurate free-kick off a post in the 66th minute, although Getafe keeper Vicente Guaita will be disappointed at not being able to stop it. Inigo Martinez celebrates his second-half header which secured all three points for Real Sociedad
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Real Sociedad were the only La Liga side without a victory on the road
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But Inigo Martinez's second-half goal secured three points for the visitors
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David Moyes' side are 10th, level on points with ninth-placed Espanyol

Question: Martinez made the pressure count by leaping highest to head Granero's pinpoint free-kick in with the help of a post as @placeholder got close to clawing it away after it bounced off his right upright, but fell just short of getting a good enough contact.

Answer: Vicente Guaita


An Ohio family with a three-year-old daughter who has up to 1,000 seizures a day has moved 1,200 miles to Colorado in hopes of getting treatment in the form of medical marijuana. Addyson Benton, of Liberty Township, was diagnosed with myoclonic epilepsy at nine months old, which have delayed her communication and motor-skill growth. And though she's tried at least ten anti-seizure drugs, nothing seems to reduce her symptoms. Her parents, Heather and Adam Benton, researched a form of non-psychoactive medical marijuana that is illegal in Ohio, and decided it's in Addyson's best interest to give the drug a try.
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Addyson Benton, of  Ohio, was diagnosed with myoclonic epilepsy at nine months old and has tried ten anti-seizure drugs with no result
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The disease has delayed her communication and motor-skill growth
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Family believes it's in her best interest to seek non-psychoactive medical marijuana treatment in the form of cannabidol oil
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CBD oil is usually taken orally through a syringe or an empty pill capsule

Question: Trial run: Addyson was able to try the @placeholder oil two weeks before she left Ohio, and her family said they can already see improvements

Answer: CBD


Luis Suarez insists he did not intentionally stand on defender Aymen Abdennour during Saturday's draw between Valencia and Barcelona. Suarez and Abdennour became heated during the second half of the La Liga match at the Mestalla as an apparent stamp from the Uruguayan left the home fans riled. But Suarez, who scored the opener just before the hour mark before Santi Mina stole a point late on, claims the incident, which they were both booked for, was not deliberate. 'I did not stand on Abdennour's foot on purpose,' the Barcelona star told reporters after the match. 'I turned around, I stepped on him and that is why I apologised.'
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Striker Luis Suarez and Aymen Abdennour became heated at the Mestalla
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Barcelona man Suarez appeared to aim a stamp at the Valencia defender
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That stamp riled the Valencia fans inside their home stadium on Saturday
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Suarez insists  the stamp on the former Monaco man was unintentional
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See the latest news on Barcelona's Luis Suarez

Question: 'But we played well, @placeholder are one of the best teams in the league with some good youngsters who work hard.'

Answer: Valencia

Answer: Valencia

Answer: Valencia


(CNN) Amazon may be trying to offer an alternative to HBO's upcoming drama "Confederate." "Black America," a series in development for Amazon, will focus on freed slaves who form their own country. The show is being viewed by some as "Confederate" counter-programming. HBO announced plans last month for its show set in a contemporary world in which slavery remains legal, sparking controversy and calls for cancellation. Related: HBO draws ire after 'Confederate' announcement HBO says it has "respect" for the "concern" being voiced, but stands by the vision of "Confederate" producers David Benioff, D.B. Weiss, Nichelle Tramble Spellman and Malcolm Spellman, who have yet to write or produce any episodes.
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Amazon will offer "Black America"
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Project is being embraced

Question: "@placeholder" and "Confederate" are just two of the latest "what if" projects taking center stage.

Answer: Black America

Answer: Black America

Question: It was voted a best book by @placeholder last year.

Answer: Amazon

Answer: Amazon

Answer: Amazon


(CNN) The news out of Dallas in early February exploded around the world: Zika can be transmitted by sex. Suddenly, a virus that wasn't supposed to be a game changer in the United States took on a whole new dimension. It spurred the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to add recommendations for safe sex to the already growing list of precautions needed to protect pregnant women from getting Zika and possibly infecting their unborn babies. But here's what is most startling: The Dallas case wasn't unique. The first known case of sexually acquired Zika in the United States actually occurred eight years ago in northern Colorado after a husband and wife reunion.
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First case of sexually acquired Zika was Colorado nearly a decade ago
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Microbiologist Brian Foy got Zika in Africa and gave it to his wife when he returned

Question: "We are figuring out more about @placeholder literally every day," he said.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Question: With the current state of knowledge about @placeholder, health officials believe that a person is only contagious for as long as they are symptomatic.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Question: He told me he thought it could potentially be @placeholder virus."

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Question: "Well, his grandfather was the man who discovered @placeholder virus," said Kobylinski.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Question: The tests returned as positive for all three samples, including Chilson Foy's: It was @placeholder.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Question: While @placeholder, his wife and Kobylinski are listed as authors, their identities are disguised as Patient One, Patient Two and Patient Three to protect their privacy, something extremely important to Chilson Foy.

Answer: Brian Foy


The iconic Rosie the Riveter poster girl who became a symbol of feminist power for the millions of hard working women who worked on the home front during World War II has died. Mary Doyle Keefe, the telephone operator who inspired millions, passed away on Tuesday after a brief illness, her family said. Mary became the poster girl for American women when she shot to fame by posing for Norman Rockwell's iconic painting. Iconic: Mary Doyle Keefe, who posed for the Normal Rockwell Rosie the Riveter painting as a 19-year-old telephone operator, has died in Simsbury, Conneticut, aged 92 Rosie the Riveter was on the cover of the Saturday Evening Post on May 29, 1943, and became a symbol for feminism and economic power for American female workers during the war.
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Mary Doyle Keefe died in Simsbury, Connecticut, aged 92
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She was 'Rosie the Riveter' the wartime poster girl who inspired millions
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Artist made petite Mary's muscles bigger to make her symbol of strength
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Became a symbol for  feminism for the wartime women who stayed home

Question: In her no-nonsense pose, @placeholder shows her brute strength with her left forearm muscle bulging.

Answer: Rosie the Riveter

Answer: Rosie the Riveter

Answer: Rosie the Riveter

Answer: Rosie the Riveter


Brittany Maynard's widower has described their final moments together in an interview with Oprah Winfrey. Dan Diaz was lying in the bed beside his 29-year-old wife when she drank medication to end her life last month. Having been diagnosed with terminal brain cancer just six months before, Maynard became the face of America's Right To Die campaign after moving from California to Oregon and setting a date for her own death. Now, her widower is continuing that battle calling for all states to approve legislation that supports life-ending options for people with terminal illnesses. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO 'It was peaceful and loving': Dan Diaz has spoken to Oprah about his final moments with Brittany Maynard
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Dan Diaz, widower of Brittany Maynard, is campaigning for Right To Die
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He tells Oprah in interview on Sunday of moment she passed away
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Seven loved-ones told a memory each then she drank the lethal medicine

Question: — Number of terminally ill people who have moved to @placeholder to die: unknown

Answer: Oregon


Ruben Loftus-Cheek is determined to use Jose Mourinho's stinging words as a constant reminder of what he needs to do to reach the top. The Chelsea midfielder is one of the most promising young talents in English football and he made a big impact when coming on as substitute in the Under 21s' dramatic 1-0 win over Sweden on Sunday. He was a surprise late call-up to the squad but such is the progress Loftus-Cheek has been making, it would be no surprise if U21 head coach Gareth Southgate opted to use him in the decisive Group B game against Italy on Wednesday.
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Ruben Loftus-Cheek made Premier League debut for Chelsea last season
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The 19-year-old also made his first appearance in the Champions League
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Jose Mourinho publicly criticised him during post-season tour of Australia
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Loftus-Cheek vowed to use criticism as a reminder of level he must reach
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Question: Victory over @placeholder has given them impetus and they are now relishing the chance to attack Italy on Wednesday, knowing another three points will secure a place in the semi-finals.

Answer: Sweden


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

Question: Wikimedia Foundation, a nonprofit organization that supports @placeholder, said it is "actively working with outside counsel to seek judicial review of the decision affecting access to Wikipedia."

Answer: Wikipedia

Answer: Wikipedia

Answer: Wikipedia

Answer: Wikipedia

Answer: Wikipedia


She's one of Made In Chelsea's longest-standing cast members - but Binky Felstead is certainly benefitting. The star, 25, who found global fame on the show back in 2011, has added a new campaign to her burgeoning CV after being unveiled as the face of Easilocks' new styling tool. Binky, whose real name is Alexandra Felstead, does grown-up glamour in the new campaign imagery wearing just a dressing gown. Binky, who is joining the celebrity favourite hair extensions brand to launch their first-ever heat styling tool, showcases her honed legs and glossy locks as she reclines in a bathroom. Speaking about her latest beauty coup, the star said: 'I am so excited to be the face of the new Easilocks Hair Hero. With a crazy filming schedule it's so important for my beauty regime to be as quick and easy as possible, and the Hair Hero is an absolute life saver.
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Binky, 25, unveiled as face of Easilocks' new styling tool
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Showcases a glamorous new look in striking campaign
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Binky is preparing to film a spin-off MIC series in Los Angeles

Question: 'She has been a fan of @placeholder extensions for years and I have so many clients asking to recreate Binky's look - so for me, she was the perfect choice.'

Answer: Easilocks

Answer: Easilocks Hair Hero

Answer: Easilocks


Royal Dutch Shell Plc said it has filed a complaint in federal court in Alaska seeking an order to remove Greenpeace activists who climbed aboard an oil rig in the Pacific Ocean bound for the Arctic on Monday in a protest against Arctic drilling. The environmental group said in a statement its team would occupy the underside of the main deck of the Polar Pioneer, which is under contract to Shell, and plans to unfurl a banner with the names of millions of people opposed to Arctic drilling. The group said the activists would not interfere with the vessel's navigation.
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Shell has filed a complaint in federal court in Alaska seeking an order to remove Greenpeace activists who climbed aboard an oil rig in the Pacific
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The environmental group said in a statement its team would occupy the underside of the main deck of the Polar Pioneer
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The six activists are camping on the 38,000-tonne Polar Pioneer platform, which they boarded using inflatable boats from the Greenpeace vessel 'Esperanza'
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'We made it! We're on Shell's platform. And we're not alone. Everyone can help turn this into a platform for people power!' tweeted Aliyah Field

Question: The people vs shell: The activists hope they will draw media attention to oil drilling in the @placeholder

Answer: Arctic

Answer: Arctic

Answer: Arctic


A mother and daughter obsessed with celebrities have managed to snap more than 400 photos with some of Britain's best-loved faces. Jade Foote, 33, and her daughter Sydney, 11, have a huge collection of images with A-listers – from Ant and Dec and David Walliams, to Amy Childs and Chloe Sims. The mother-of-one, from Sheerness, said her obsession with celebrity spotting started when she won tickets to the Inside Soap awards. Scroll down for video Jade Foote pictured with Declan Donnelly has been to all the big UK award shows to get selfies Jade, pictured above with David Walliams and daughter Sydney, has over 400 snaps with UK celebs
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Jade, 33, from the Isle of Sheppey, is a celebrity selfie and soap addict
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Her daughter Sydney, 11, is competing with her mum for most celeb selfies
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The pair have been to so many events that celebrities often recognise them
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Jade has over 18,000 Twitter followers and watches UK soaps religiously

Question: @placeholder's hobby has taken her to some of the most glamorous events in the television calendar and she is determined to add more to her collection.

Answer: Jade Foote

Answer: Jade Foote

Answer: Jade

Answer: Jade

Answer: Jade


With six games to go - five for QPR and seven for Leicester - there are just four points separating the bottom five sides in the Premier League. As things stand the three promoted clubs, Leicester, Burnley and QPR, would make an immediate return to the championship, but Hull and Sunderland are teetering on the brink. Even Aston Villa and West Brom are not quite out of the dogfight, although our reporters are confident that the relegated clubs will come from the five teams currently at the foot of the table. Charlie Austin is hoping to fire QPR to safety, but will his goals be enough to save them?
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Leicester, Burnley and QPR hoping to avoid going straight back down
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Hull City and Sunderland also in danger of going down
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Aston Villa and West Brom are closer to safety, but could get sucked in

Question: QPR have shown enough to suggest they will beat the drop, and @placeholder's goals can prove decisive

Answer: Charlie Austin


(CNN) -- Fifteen years ago, men who were suffering from impotence received a beacon of hope in the form of a little blue pill. Wednesday marks the 15th anniversary of Viagra's FDA approval in the United States. Viagra currently holds 45% of the sexual dysfunction market share, with competitor Cialis in close second, according to industry researcher IMS Health. There were 8 million Viagra prescriptions written in 2012 with total sales of about $2 billion. But how did a drug that was originally tested for the treatment of heart problems end up in bedrooms across America? Take a look back at Viagra's history.
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Viagra was approved by the FDA on March 27, 1998
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British scientists working for Pfizer first created the drug in 1989
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Since then three major competitors for Viagra have been approved

Question: In the following weeks, experts estimate, @placeholder pharmacists dispense more than 40,000 Viagra prescriptions.

Answer: United States

Answer: America

Question: The side effects for @placeholder are similar to Viagra, and men with heart problems or abnormal blood pressure are advised against taking it.

Answer: Cialis


Before authorities arrested him at O'Hare International Airport and accused him of attempting to provide aid to ISIS, a teen from the Chicago suburbs left behind a letter for his parents. Mohammed Hamzah Khan, 19, wrote that he was leaving the United States and on the way to join ISIS, according to a criminal complaint. He invited his family to join him in the three-page letter, which authorities found in the bedroom he shared with a sibling in Bolingbrook, Illinois. But he warned them not to tell anyone about his travel plans, the complaint said. "First and foremost, please make sure not to to tell the authorities," he wrote, according to the complaint. "For if this were to happen it will jeopardize not only the safety of us but our family as well."
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Congressman: "There are other Americans who are being recruited" by ISIS
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Mohammed Hamzah Khan made his first court appearance
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The 19-year-old was arrested at O'Hare International Airport on Saturday
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Authorities allege there is evidence that he wanted to join ISIS

Question: The search at Khan's Bolingbrook home, where he lives with his parents, turned up documents allegedly written by @placeholder that stated his intentions.

Answer: Mohammed Hamzah Khan

Answer: Mohammed Hamzah Khan


Lewis Hamilton began the new Formula One season in stunning fashion with a crushing qualifying performance to grab the fourth pole position of his career for the Australian Grand Prix. It is clear that after a dominant 2014 from Mercedes they will again be the team to beat in 2015 as reigning champion Hamilton blasted his way to top spot on the grid at Melbourne's Albert Park, putting even team-mate Nico Rosberg in the shade. Hamilton finished with a lap of one minute 26.327secs, a staggering 0.6secs clear of Rosberg as Mercedes locked out the front row, with Williams' Felipe Massa the best of the rest, but 1.4secs down on the 30-year-old Briton.
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Lewis Hamilton will start Sunday's Australian Grand Prix from pole
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He was over half-a-second quicker than Nico Rosberg in qualifying
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Mercedes secure front-row lockout with Felipe Massa 3rd in his Williams
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But Jenson Button and Kevin Magnussen are eliminated from Q1 and they will start on LAST row of the grid for McLaren in Melbourne

Question: So, with 10 minutes to go until the start of qualifying, why not catch up on the very latest news from Melbourne, starting with Hamilton and his hope that he will be remembered as a legend when he retires from @placeholder.

Answer: Formula One


Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- Marty Rathbun used to beat people. He admits it. But he says he was pressured to do it by his boss. Rathbun was once a senior official of the Church of Scientology, reporting directly to church leader David Miscavige. He says that Scientology's leadership fostered a culture of violence among its top ranks and that Miscavige "constantly pushed me to get physical with people" during his time among its top ranks. "And I've got to tell you, I've admitted to some, to doing a few of those," Rathbun said. "But not like he did." Rathbun broke with Scientology in 2004 after 27 years. Other former members support his accusation, telling stories about Miscavige kicking, punching and choking members of the Sea Organization, a religious order that is the church's international leadership team.
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Ex-members say Church of Scientology leader fostered culture of violence
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Church leader David Miscavige accused of tackling, choking members
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Church denies accusations, says ex-members did the beating

Question: Members live behind the guarded walls of @placeholder's 500-acre international headquarters outside Los Angeles, provided with room and board and a $50-a-week paycheck.

Answer: Scientology

Answer: Scientology

Question: Scientology officials say they tried to offer @placeholder counseling, but he refused their efforts and left the church three years later.

Answer: Marty Rathbun

Answer: Rathbun

Answer: Rathbun

Answer: Rathbun


Washington (CNN) More than five dozen state and local election offices requested help from the Department of Homeland Security to protect their election systems from cyberattacks, according to DHS documents obtained by CNN. Before the 2016 US election, 33 states and 36 local governments requested an assessment of their election systems to help prevent cyberattacks, and another two states and six localities requested the assessment since the election, according to a DHS memo issued in response to questions from Missouri Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill. The memo gives more detail on the scope of how many states and cities had concerns about the potential risk of a cyberattack last year, even before the Obama administration had issued its report confirming Russian hackers meddled in the US election.
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33 states and 36 local governments asked DHS for help from cyberattacks
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Since the election, another two states and six local governments also requested assistance

Question: Last month, DHS officials testified that the election systems of 21 states were potentially targeted by @placeholder government-linked hackers.

Answer: Russian

Question: In the memo, the department states it observed along with the intelligence community "@placeholder cyber actors attempting to access voter registration databases prior to the 2016 elections."

Answer: Russian


Stargazers were treated to a rare phenomenon this morning when a stunning light show hit earth illuminating the sky in parts of Australia. Photographers and space enthusiasts flocked to Sydney's northern beaches and the coast of Victoria to capture the mesmerising pink, green and orange hues which were projected on to earth from the Aurora Australis. 'I thought it was actually some light reflecting from nearby power stations at first until I saw it on the camera,' photographer Caitlin Gordon told ABC Gippsland from a farm outside Taralgon on Tuesday. The photographer was up at the crack of dawn, making sure she had her camera at the ready for the solar storm which occurred at 5am on Tuesday morning.
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Australia was treated to a light show in the form of the Aurora Australis on Tuesday morning
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It occurred just before 5am and was captured in NSW, Victoria and across other parts of Australia
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The phenomenon is a rare treat for light enthusiasts in Australia however experts believe it may be back
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Electrically charged particles from the sun entered the Earth’s atmosphere and created the stunning colours
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It creates a stunning green, orange or pink hue over earth's skyline, leaving a kaleidoscope of colours

Question: 'And now the lights have made it all the way to @placeholder.

Answer: Victoria

Answer: Victoria


BERLIN, Germany (CNN) -- One of the biggest-name dance DJs in the world, Paul van Dyk is in demand at clubs and festivals from Las Vegas to Ibiza. Paul van Dyk witnessed the birth of electronic music "as a sub-culture" in his hometown of Berlin. Twice voted the world's top DJ, van Dyk has also earned a reputation as a freethinker and social activist, working for children's charities and speaking out against drug use in dance culture. His years on the road have not dented the 37-year-old Berliner's enthusiasm for his hometown. He talks to My City, My Life about the city where he cut his teeth on the dance scene and where he still lives.
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Paul van Dyk says his hometown of Berlin is open-minded and cosmopolitan
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A division still exists between West and East despite the Wall coming down, he says
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The DJ says the city has a lot of "chill-out space" helped by its many parks
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If it was a person Berlin would be "poor but rich in thought", he says

Question: Paul van Dyk: The reason I started to @placeholder was because I was so bored with the music in the clubs in Berlin -- it was really one-dimensional.

Answer: DJ

Answer: DJ


(CNN) Two parents want to see police body camera and dashcam footage of their son's arrest after an encounter with Troy, Alabama, police last Saturday left the 17-year-old badly beaten and hospitalized. Photos -- one of which mother Angela Williams posted on Facebook, where it was shared more than 80,000 times -- show Ulysses Wilkerson in a hospital bed, the white sheet beneath his head bloody. His nose and lips are crusted in blood, and his left eye is swollen shut. The boy's father, Ulysses Wilkerson Jr., said his son's eye socket was cracked in three places, he had swelling on his brain as well as massive facial swelling.
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Ulysses Wilkerson was taken into custody Sunday, but it's unclear if he faces charges
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Photos posted by parents show boy's face bloodied and his eye swollen shut

Question: In an interview with CNN, @placeholder' mother said she just wants some answers.

Answer: Ulysses Wilkerson

Answer: Ulysses Wilkerson Jr.

Answer: Ulysses Wilkerson


Washington (CNN) Steve Bannon disparaged the mindset that motivates white supremacists in an interview published Wednesday, calling the group "a collection of clowns." "Ethno-nationalism -- it's losers," Bannon reportedly said in an interview published by the progressive magazine American Prospect. The White House chief strategist's comments follow a weekend of turmoil in the United States after a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, turned violent and forced a state of emergency. One woman was killed and several of her fellow counter-protesters were injured when a car plowed through a crowd. In the days following the incident, President Donald Trump made a series of remarks -- some off the cuff -- that were strongly rebuked by politicians from both sides of the aisle.
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The White House chief strategist's comments follow violence over the weekend
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The former editor of the far-right news website Breitbart is a controversial figure within the White House

Question: But Bannon's comments to the @placeholder pushed back on that notion.

Answer: American Prospect

Question: Kuttner wrote that @placeholder never asked for his remarks to be off the record.

Answer: Steve Bannon

Answer: Bannon


Havana (CNN) U.S. President Barack Obama put the authoritarian government in Havana on the spot Monday, taking questions from reporters and insisting that his Cuban counterpart also deliver answers to pointed queries on human rights, political prisoners and economic reforms. Though they both acknowledged deep disagreements on these issues, the two leaders found common ground on the topic of the economic embargo on Cuba, which both want lifted. Obama went so far as to declare that "the embargo's going to end," though he couldn't say when. In an extraordinary sign of the shifting attitudes, Castro was willing to answer one question on why his regime was keeping Cubans incarcerated for expressing anti-government views. But his response only underscored the schisms between himself and Obama.
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President Barack Obama and Cuban leader Raul Castro shook hands at the Palace of the Revolution in Old Havana on Monday
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Scores of anti-Castro dissidents from the group Ladies in White were arrested over the weekend and detained after their weekly protest
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"¿Que bolá Cuba?" the U.S. President wrote on Twitter on Sunday, using an informal Cuban greeting

Question: On Sunday, Obama's interactions with everyday @placeholder were carefully calibrated.

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cubans

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cuban


With Easter Sunday just on the horizon, Christians across American observed Good Friday, which commemorates the crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ. 'Way of the Cross' walks took place in Ohio, Pennsylvania and over the Brooklyn Bridge, among others. These were just a few of the events that were taking place all over the world as Holy Week, which began on Palm Sunday, nears its end. Tens of thousands of people flocked to Pope Francis' Good Friday torchlight procession at the Colosseum in Rome. The pope used the service to stress the persecution of Christians. On Thursday the pope washed the feet of 12 inmates and a baby at Rome's main prison in a pre-Easter ritual meant to show his willingness to serve.
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Good Friday commemorates the crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ
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'Way of the Cross' walks took place in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Los Angeles and over the Brooklyn Bridge, among others
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Just a few of the events that were taking place all over the world at Holy Week nears its end
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Tens of thousands of people flocked to Pope Francis' Good Friday procession at the Colosseum in Rome

Question: @placeholder is made up of fourteen stations that are related to the hours of Jesus Christ's life leading up to and after his crucifixion

Answer: Way of the Cross

Answer: Way of the Cross

Question: The stations include @placeholder carrying the cross, Jesus being nailed to the cross and Jesus being placed in the tomb

Answer: Jesus Christ

Answer: Jesus Christ


Hackers are able to spy on smartphone users anywhere in the world. The flaw is in a global telecom network called Signal System 7 that helps phone carriers across the world, including AT&T and Verizon, route calls and texts. Experts say it is one of the biggest threat to privacy breaches the world has ever seen. Australian TV show Channel Nine's 60 Minutes has revealed just how easy it is for German hackers based in Berlin, to be able to intercept, steal data and geo-track someone's location by using a signalling system, known as SS7 they first revealed earlier this year.
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Millions of users around the world at risk of security vulnerability
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Australian TV show 60 Minutes revealed how easy the attacks are to do
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Hackers can listen in on phone conversations and read text messages

Question: 'This is not about spies or terrorists and pollies - this is about every @placeholder that is vulnerable because their phones can be hacked.'

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australian


(CNN) The images from Aleppo, Idlib and Syria's border with Turkey can be described in one word: despair. Tens of thousands of people have fled the relentless bombing and shelling that has paved the way for dramatic battlefield gains by the regime of President Bashar al-Assad and its allies. Hundreds of thousands more remain trapped, awaiting their fate with trepidation. In the space of a few weeks, the Syrian battlefield has been transformed, the balance of forces pulverized and the prospects for peace talks -- already dark -- virtually extinguished. Another tide of displaced civilians converge on the Turkish border, trapped by the advance of regime forces.
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In the space of a few weeks, the Syrian battlefield has been transformed
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The Assad regime has severed the main road from Aleppo to the Turkish border
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A defining battle for Aleppo, Syria's largest city before the war, seems imminent

Question: @placeholder -- which already has 2.5 million Syrian refugees on its soil -- says it is close to capacity.

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkish


(CNN) Eager to demonstrate leadership amid the worst natural disaster of his tenure, President Donald Trump arrived Tuesday to meet with local, state and federal officials in Austin and Corpus Christi, Texas, to survey disaster relief efforts in the wake of Hurricane Harvey. During both stops, Trump remarked on the unprecedented nature of the storm -- which has left parts of Houston and southeastern Texas under several feet of water -- and talked up recovery efforts being led by state and federal officials. In Corpus Christi, Trump said he hoped the disaster response efforts in the wake of the hurricane would become a model for future natural disaster relief efforts.
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Trump hopes his stops will send the message that he's fully engaged
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The White House insists it has taken steps to mitigate any drain on local resources

Question: And in Austin, where @placeholder visited an emergency operations center, Trump warned of the long-term effort and stiff costs that will be needed to rebuild the region.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) Recently, Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham predictably but mistakenly called for greater United States military involvement in the Syrian civil war, proving they have learned nothing from our history in the Middle East. It seems that every dictator and every atrocity in that region is met with a call for action without a thought to consequences. Those who wish to send our soldiers to "take care" of every atrocity in the world might want to take a glance at Maplecroft's Human Rights Risk Atlas, which currently lists 35 countries as extreme risks for committing atrocities. Are we prepared to send our military to right the wrongs of all 35 countries?
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Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham have advocated for more US military intervention in Syria
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Sen. Rand Paul: This is a mistake -- we need a new foreign policy doctrine, which states we only intervene if it's in our national security interests

Question: It is true that the fight against ISIS and the civil war in @placeholder are connected, but not in the way neocons infer.

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Question: And they are wrong about getting us further mired in the civil war in @placeholder.

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria


Bastian Schweinsteiger's travels earlier this week ended in disappointment but his other half Ana Ivanovic was certainly having a better time of things in India. The German midfielder suffered a humiliating exit from the Champions League after Manchester United were beaten by Wolfsburg – on the other side of the world Ivanovic was gearing up for the latest instalment of the International Premier Tennis League. The Serbian stunner, who has been with World Cup winner Schweinsteiger since September 2014 with the couple getting engaged earlier this year, arrived in Delhi after stints in the Philippines and Japan earlier this month.
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Ana Ivanovic is in India to play in the International Premier Tennis League
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The 28-year-old was pictured in Delhi wearing a traditional Indian sari dress
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Finace Bastian Schweinsteiger was dumped out of Champions League

Question: Earlier on Thursday @placeholder tweeted her excitement ahead of taking to the court: 'Good morning Delhi.

Answer: Ana Ivanovic

Answer: Ivanovic

Answer: Ana Ivanovic


(CNN) Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton came into her own Thursday in Reno. She spoke with righteous anger, painting her rival Donald Trump as a hate-monger beholden to white nationalist causes. Her voice was firm, her body rooted and steady, her message freighted with urgency: This is a moment of reckoning for America. She combined civic education in her explanation of the alt-right movement, bipartisan outreach (appealing to Republicans by citing noble behavior of their past presidential nominees), and lawyerly dissection of the misguided reasons some conservatives continue to support Trump. It ranks among her strongest speeches. Why? Clinton depicted Trump as the rogue politician he is, one who qualitatively differs from all previous GOP nominees. Rogues (whether states or individuals) operate outside accepted norms or principles. This makes them seductive to some, even as they are a threat to most.
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Ruth Ben-Ghiat: Hillary Clinton calls out Trump in speech denouncing his providing platform for racist hate-speak
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She says Clinton reached out to those in GOP repelled to have Trump "brand" linked to alt-right movement

Question: @placeholder positioned himself in this role from the very start.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: That's why Clinton's head-on confrontation with @placeholder's racism in this speech is so necessary and powerful.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: By delegitimizing the current President on racial grounds, @placeholder builds up his own model of leadership, one built around loyalty to his person rather than a political party.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Clinton did not have to add that both these men now endorse Trump to make clear how far the @placeholder has fallen.

Answer: GOP

Answer: GOP


People with foreign surnames could struggle to find a home to rent under government plans to force landlords to carry out immigration checks, labour has warned. Andy Burnham said the new law could mark a return to the discrimination seen when landlords put up signs warning: 'No dogs, no blacks, no Irish'. The shadow home secretary said the plans are counter to David Cameron's vow to end discrimination in Britain. Under the Immigration Bill, being debated by MPs this week, landlords and agents will have to carry out 'right to rent' checks on their tenants' immigration status before offering a tenancy agreement.
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Landlords will be required to carry out 'right to rent' checks on tenants
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Survey shows 42% of landlords will avoid people without British passports
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Labour's shadow home secretary warns of a return to discrimination

Question: However critics say that landlords will simply refuse to consider someone who they suspect might not be @placeholder.

Answer: British


West Des Moines, Iowa (CNN) Donald Trump had every reason to feel optimistic Monday. His poll numbers were up; he had secured two prominent endorsements in the space of a week; and even the weather seemed to be cooperating, with a snowstorm coming in from the west expected to hold off until after midnight. Sarah Palin endorses Donald Trump And then, he lost, coming in second to Ted Cruz. Trump spent January in full-on attack mode against Cruz. Trump questioned whether Cruz qualifies as a "natural-born citizen" eligible to serve as president. He went after the evangelical vote, winning the endorsement of Liberty University President Jerry Falwell, Jr., but didn't back up the appeals with a ground game. And then he sat out the final debate, opting for a rally across town at the same time.
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Donald Trump finished second in the Iowa caucuses on Monday night
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He sat out the final debate in Iowa and he acknowledged Tuesday that his plan might have backfired

Question: Exit polls Monday showed that 55% of voters who made up their minds in the final days went with @placeholder or Rubio, while only 15% of them chose Trump.

Answer: Ted Cruz

Answer: Cruz

Answer: Cruz


(CNN) In October 2007, the Gallup polling organization wrote that, "Gallup's 2007 national presidential polling strongly points to [Hillary] Clinton winning the 2008 Democratic nomination. Barring something unusual or otherwise unexpected, she is well positioned for the 2008 Democratic primaries." Gallup was wrong. In June 2008, it wrote, "After winning one of the most competitive nomination battles in U.S. history, Barack Obama faces what looks to be an equally tough general election for the presidency." Gallup's polling had Obama and John McCain neck and neck, with McCain leading by a marginal point. In November 2008, Barack Obama was elected president, winning 52.9% of the popular vote to McCain's 45.7%.
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Sally Kohn: Polls that show Trump closing gap with Clinton alarm some on left, encourage Sanders and supporters
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Not so fast, she says. Polls at this stage called it wrong about Obama, McCain, Clinton in earlier races
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Kohn: It's early in horse race; Sanders has right to stay in race 'til California, possibly convention, but should change tone

Question: If @placeholder beats Clinton in California, it will elevate him significantly and raise serious questions about Clinton's viability this late in the game.

Answer: Sanders

Answer: Sanders

Question: If Clinton beats @placeholder, it will cement her position as the likely nominee.

Answer: Sanders

Answer: Sanders

Question: But at that point @placeholder should truly only stay in if he can walk and chew gum at the same time — that is, challenge the Democratic establishment at a more existential level while setting the stage to draw votes for the eventual Democratic nominee.

Answer: Sanders

Answer: Sanders

Question: @placeholder is an activist, columnist and television commentator, and a supporter of Bernie Sanders.

Answer: Sally Kohn

Answer: Kohn


Subsituted at half-time on his West Brom debut on Monday night, James McClean should be more concerned about convincing The Hawthorns faithful than the provocative comments of Sky Sports broadcaster Alan Parry. Even so, Parry’s remarks about McClean’s roots left a whiff of jingoism drifting over the Black Country after the game. Shortly before he was taken off, with West Brom 2-0 down to Manchester City, Parry referred to the 26-year-old left winger as ‘the Northern Ireland man from Londonderry’. It looked pointed as no other player, on either side, had their country and city of birth name-checked by Parry in the same way.
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West Brom midfielder James McClean brought off at half-time on debut
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The Baggies were two goals down before going on to lose 3-0 in opener
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Sky Sports commentator Alan Parry accused of provocative comments about McClean, referring to him as 'the Northern Ireland man'
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McClean involved in a series of past controversies including refusing to wear Remembrance poppy and facing away from British flag

Question: For the 26-year-old, the challenge now is to nail down a first team place at @placeholder and revive those cavalier excursions of his first full season in the top flight at Sunderland.

Answer: West Brom

Answer: West Brom

Answer: West Brom


Istanbul, Turkey (CNN) Turkish citizens arrived en masse in Istanbul on Sunday, after marching 250 miles over three-and-a-half weeks to demand the government loosen its stranglehold on the country's democracy. Kemal Kilicdaroglu, leader of the opposition Republican People's Party (CHP), finished the last kilometer of his long trek alone and was met with huge applause and chants of "Rights! Law! Justice!" as he entered Maltepe Square. The square was packed to its seams and many attendees and marchers gave up trying to enter the rally, instead joining in on the chants from grassy patches outside the square. "We need justice and democracy. That's why we have been in the roads for days," said Fadime Özbudak, a 47-year-old housewife. "It's wonderful here. I couldn't even get inside, but I'm just so happy. ... I've never seen anything like this in Turkey."
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"This is the voice, the scream of the people for justice," protester says
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Demonstration began after an opposition MP was imprisoned

Question: Despite the fatigue, the final leg to @placeholder was festive, with bands playing along the way.

Answer: Istanbul

Answer: Istanbul

Question: It's unclear whether that harmony will continue in Istanbul, a city at the heart of @placeholder liberalism, where rallies are now banned in historic Taksim Square.

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkey


Police in Sweden are investigating chilling letters posted through letterboxes across the country threatening to behead people unless they convert to Islam. The notes, which are signed ISIS and carry the terrorist organisation's flag, threaten to decapitate 'non-believers' unless they become a Muslim or pay a religious tax. They have been distributed among several cities including Stockholm and warn 'the police will not save you from being murdered'. Translated, the notes said: 'In the name of Allah, the merciful, full of grace. You who are not believers will be decapitated in three days in your own house. We will bomb your rotten corpses afterwards.
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Threatening 'Isis notes' posted through letterboxes across Sweden
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Said people would be decapitated if they didn't convert to Islam
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Police and Swedish intelligence  investigating credibility
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For more of the latest Islamic State news visit www.dailymail.co.uk/isis

Question: @placeholder radio stations reported police were investigating the new threats and comparing them to previous warnings of violence.

Answer: Sweden

Answer: Sweden

Answer: Swedish


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump will begin work Friday dismantling the financial regulations enacted after the 2008 economic crisis, hours after the first major economic report of his administration is released. Trump's executive moves won't have an immediate effect on Wall Street oversight. But they're likely to draw sharp criticism from Democrats and reform proponents who say the regulations that the President is looking to scrap could prevent another meltdown. In two executive actions, Trump plans to direct his administration to evaluate regulatory action taken by his predecessor, Barack Obama, with an eye toward eliminating what his advisers say are burdensome rules on financial services firms and consumers.
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Trump will issue a broad directive meant to garner input from the heads of federal regulatory agencies on areas for reform
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A second action will direct the Department of Labor to cease implementation of an Obama administration rule on retirement investment advisers

Question: But the @placeholder administration official said the rule was a "complete mess" with a litany of unintended consequences.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he has "not at all" been "preoccupied" by the NFL and the controversy surrounding the National Anthem. "I wasn't preoccupied with the NFL," Trump told reporters in the Rose Garden. "I was ashamed of what was taking place." Trump is currently embroiled in a five-day controversy with the NFL since he first commented on players protesting the National Anthem at a rally in Alabama on Friday. Between Friday and midday Tuesday, Trump tweeted 24 times about the NFL, but only four times about Puerto Rico, which has been plunged into a humanitarian crisis in the wake of Hurricane Maria.
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Trump is currently embroiled in a five-day controversy with the NFL
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"Was I preoccupied? Not at all. Not at all. I have plenty of time on my hands," Trump said

Question: "I don't think you can disrespect our country, our flag, our @placeholder.

Answer: National Anthem

Answer: National Anthem


The X Factor live shows are nearly upon on us, which means one last stop for the hopefuls – a glamorous experience at the Judges Houses. And this year did not disappoint, with Cheryl’s Groups heading to a villa in Rome and Simon’s Overs category jetting to a chateau in France. It's possible for members of the public to book stays at three of the dazzling properties and here, MailOnline Travel has gone inside to see what's in store for prospective guests. Three days in the castle is available from €7,500 rising to €30,000 for a week in peak season but there are cheaper options.
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24 acts have performed in pre-recorded segments at the Judges' Houses in Rome, LA, the Cotswolds and France
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New this year, the acts won't find out if they've made it to the final 12 until the live reveal this weekend
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MailOnline has gone inside their dazzling properties and to show how you can have your own luxury stays there

Question: While the judges won't reveal their picks until they're live in the @placeholder studio this weekend, the audience at home will have the chance to voice their opinions using the X Factor app’s Fifth Judge area.

Answer: X Factor


The moon is engulfed in a permanent, lopsided ring of dust, Nasa has revealed. Astronomers say the massive dust cloud increases in density when annual events like the Geminids meteor shower spew shooting stars. It could even harm astronauts passing by on missions to Mars, they warn - and say it could also explain why Apollo astronauts reported seeing a strange glow around the moon. The results from NASA's Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer, or LADEE, mission are the first to show  the moon is engulfed in a permanent, but lopsided, dust cloud. 'Knowledge about the dusty environments in space has practical applications,' said CU-Boulder physics Professor Mihaly Horanyi.
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Cloud is cause of Cloud increases in density during events like the Geminids meteor shower
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Discovery could help protect astronauts from debris damage

Question: 'The @placeholder science team has been busy analyzing the returned data, figuring out how the exosphere breathes and changes, and how the moon's tenuous dust shroud varies in time and space.'

Answer: LADEE


A 10-year-old Huddersfield Town supporter has been removed from his role as a mascot for Reading in their FA Cup semi-final against Arsenal on Saturday after a video emerged of him saying he hopes The Gunners win. Ryan Dearnley won the chance to walk out at Wembley  when The Royals beat Huddersfield in the third round but footage of him backing Arsenal in the Huddersfield Examiner sparked a furious response from Reading supporters. A poll in getreading revealed 85% readers felt he should not lead Steve Clarke's side out at Wembley. A Huddersfield Town fan will no longer be a mascot for Reading in the FA Cup semi-final against Arsenal
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Ryan Dearnley won the chance to be a mascot in the FA Cup semi-final
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He was due to be one for Reading before saying he wanted Arsenal to win
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Fan outrage caused The FA to move his prize to an England game instead

Question: The young supporter had said he hoped Arsenal beat @placeholder, prompting outrage from Royals fans

Answer: Reading

Answer: Royals

Answer: Reading

Answer: Reading

Answer: Reading