A Facebook prank in which a man trolls his racist, xenophobic, and homophobic 'friend' by commenting on every single one of the guy's posts and calling him out for his ignorant views has taken the internet by storm - likely because everyone can relate to seeing these types of comments in their news feeds. In the amusing series of exchanges, which the man behind the hoax have admitted he made up to mock the current political firestorm among conservatives and liberals, a user named 'Robert Graves' relentlessly baits his ultra-conservative friend, 'Brendan Sullivan', by repeatedly mocking his offensive posts. 'Can't believe Kim Davis story has disappeared. She stood up for what she believed in. But now gay marriage has been forced upon this great nation,' Brendan wrote in one post, to which Robert responded: 'Why do you care so much? Worrying about what a couple of gay dudes do in the privacy of their own homes in about the gayest thing a guy can do.'
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A user named 'Robert Graves' relentlessly baited his ultra-conservative friend, 'Brendan Sullivan', by repeatedly mocking his offensive posts
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Their fake exchanges caused a stir on the internet because nearly everyone can relate to having an ignorant Facebook friend like 'Brendan'
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The prankster came clean about the hoax today, saying he fabricated it to make fun of the political firestorm between liberals and conservatives

Question: I am 100 per cent strait,' causing @placeholder to crack: 'You're a narrow sea passage connecting two large bodies of water?'

Answer: Robert Graves

Answer: Robert

Answer: Robert Graves

Question: I must say, that is a grading scale like no other I have seen before,' wrote @placeholder.

Answer: Robert Graves

Answer: Robert

Answer: Robert Graves


Tehran, Iran (CNN) Preliminary results in Iran's first major election since last year's landmark nuclear deal show reformists poised to take all 30 seats up for grabs in the capital, Tehran, the country's Interior Ministry says. Results from outside the capital also indicated a strong showing by moderate candidates in the high-stakes election, which could shape the future of the country and its relationship with the West. The reformist candidates are overwhelmingly loyal to President Hassan Rouhani, although some are critical of some of his policies. Some 33 million Iranians -- nearly 60% of eligible voters -- cast ballots in twin elections Friday, according to Interior Minister Abdolreza Rahmani Fazli.
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Preliminary results show reformists are poised to take all 30 seats in Tehran, ministry says
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Voters decide members of parliament and Assembly of Experts
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The Assembly of Experts selects the successor to Iran's Supreme Leader

Question: "If the election is favorable to @placeholder, it becomes his responsibility to fulfill campaign promises."

Answer: Hassan Rouhani

Question: One of Rouhani's vice presidents told CNN earlier that a win for the @placeholder camp would help it continue its course.

Answer: Hassan Rouhani


(CNN) More Americans voted for Hillary Clinton than any other losing presidential candidate in US history. The Democrat outpaced President-elect Donald Trump by almost 2.9 million votes, with 65,844,954 (48.2%) to his 62,979,879 (46.1%), according to revised and certified final election results from all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Clinton's 2.1% margin ranks third among defeated candidates, according to statistics from US Elections Atlas. Andrew Jackson won by more than 10% in 1824 but was denied the presidency, which went to John Quincy Adams. In 1876, Samuel Tilden received 3% more votes than Rutherford B. Hayes, who eventually triumphed by one electoral vote.
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Clinton outpaced Trump by almost 2.9 million votes
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She lost the Electoral College, however

Question: "The @placeholder is an outdated, undemocratic system that does not reflect our modern society, and it needs to change immediately."

Answer: Electoral College


In southern Ethiopia, a two-day car ride away from the capital city Addis Ababa, live the Daasanach tribe, who thanks to their remote location in the Omo Valley have managed to maintain a traditional way of life. However, the tribes' traditional dress including intricate beaded headpieces, necklaces and robes is undergoing something of an evolution, as its members acquire T-shirts, accessories and even magazines from the West's disposable consumer culture. Now, their creativity in mixing foreign and modern styles with traditional tribal attire has given them a unique look, which photographer Eric Lafforgue has captured in a series of stunning photographs.
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Members of the Ethiopia's Daasanach tribe have begun to enter the world of international consumerism
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Photographer Eric Lafforgue visited to see how tribal attire changed due to accessibility of mass-produced products
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Women wear mobile phone sim cards as earrings and decorate their hair with colourful clips
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While men have been spotted reading an Vogue magazine and wearing beaded necklaces

Question: Ever since mobile phones have made their way into @placeholder culture, the wealthier residents of the village have purchased disposable prepaid phone cards.

Answer: Daasanach

Answer: Daasanach


(CNN) Protests broke out in Rotterdam and in front of Dutch diplomatic missions in Turkey on Saturday after the Netherlands barred a plane carrying Turkey's foreign minister from landing to stop him from addressing a political rally in the port city. The Dutch government announced that Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu's flight permit was revoked amid concerns over public order at the expected large gathering of Turkish expatriates. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan reacted angrily to the news, comparing the Dutch government to Nazis. Addressing crowds at an opening ceremony in Istanbul, Erdogan said: "They are timid and coward. They are Nazi remnants and fascists."
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Turkish FM says his nation will respond with "10 times more action"
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The Turkish President has provoked controversy by comparing allies to Nazis

Question: "We protested that situation heavily and we told our @placeholder counterparts that we will respond in the heaviest way," he said in a statement.

Answer: Dutch

Answer: Dutch

Answer: Dutch

Question: Wilders later tweeted that @placeholder people "have no business" in the Netherlands.

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkish FM

Answer: Turkish

Question: Wilders later tweeted that Turkish people "have no business" in the @placeholder.

Answer: Netherlands


(CNN) Donald Trump was never part of the Washington in-crowd. Yet the President is fast losing the few friends he did have in the capital, following a wild period in which he offered cover to white supremacists and ignited a war of words with North Korea, leaving GOP allies in the crossfire. Thursday brought rebukes from two prominent Republican senators and a member of the highly influential Murdoch family, staunch supporters of the President. Bob Corker, one of the most respected Senate Republicans, who has tried to keep open channels to the White House and coax Trump toward a more conventional foreign policy, unloaded on him in a spectacular manner.
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President Donald Trump has been an insulated outsider his entire life
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Trump was rebuked Thursday by business leaders and Republican lawmakers
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The President's response to Charlottesville has political consequences

Question: RELATED: @placeholder senators are striking back in Trump's public war of words

Answer: Republican

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republican

Question: RELATED: Republican senators are striking back in @placeholder's public war of words

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


Two jihadi brides have escaped from Islamic State's female police force and revealed the horrifying punishments they used to inflict on other women. Doaa and Umm, whose names have been changed to conceal their identities, were smuggled from Raqqa, in Syria, to southern Turkey after leaving the al-Khansa Brigade earlier this year. The pair said they used to be heavily involved in punishing others who did not obey the group's rules - including giving 60 lashes to those who tried to flee. Scroll down for video Doaa and Umm (above), whose names have been changed to conceal their identities have revealed what life was like working for the brutal al-Khansa Brigade
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Doaa and Umm were smuggled from Raqqa, in Syria, to southern Turkey
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Both used to work for the group's female police unit, the al-Khansa Brigade
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Women reveal the different levels of punishment given out by the unit
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They believe they have been followed by ISIS fighters since escaping

Question: The al-Khansa Brigade operates as an ultra-oppressive police force monitoring the behaviour of females in @placeholder.

Answer: Raqqa

Answer: Raqqa


(CNN) German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Thursday described recent attacks in the country and across Europe as "shocking, depressing and terrifying," but she refused to back down from an open-door refugee policy that has attracted fierce criticism following recent assaults in the country. What are the rules for asylum seekers in Germany? Germany has been rattled by four attacks in the past two weeks, three of which authorities say have been carried out by asylum seekers or refugees inspired by Islamist extremism. The attacks have given way to mockery by some Germans as well as foreigners, who have dubbed the recent weeks of bloodshed on social media as #MerkelSommer, or even "Merkel's summer of slaughter."
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Merkel defends Germany's decision to accept 1 million refugees in 2015
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Chancellor confirms ISIS can infiltrate the refugee route

Question: She said that terrorists wanted @placeholder to "lose our view for what's important to us."

Answer: German

Answer: Germany

Answer: Germany

Answer: Germans

Answer: Germany

Question: But she said that @placeholder had faced such challenges before, repeating the phrase "We can do it" several times.

Answer: German

Answer: Germany

Answer: Germany

Answer: Germans

Answer: Germany

Question: At the same time, she said @placeholder must improve the process for repatriation of migrants whose asylum applications had been rejected.

Answer: German

Answer: Germany

Answer: Germany

Answer: Germans

Answer: Germany


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- President Obama on Friday resumed -- with expanded legal protections -- the Bush administration's controversial system of military trials for some Guantanamo Bay detainees. President Obama says the commissions are OK, "provided that they are properly structured and administered." On the heels of Obama's shift this week to block the release of photos showing prisoners allegedly being abused by U.S. personnel in Iraq and Afghanistan, the military commissions announcement further infuriated the president's most ardent supporters while winning cautionary praise from some of his political foes. Obama said he supports the idea of the military commissions but opposes the version of the law that had been governing such trials in recent years: the Military Commissions Act put in place under the Bush administration in 2006, but subsequently struck down as unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.
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Obama revives Bush system that was suspended in January
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New system to include expanded due-process rights for the suspects, Obama says
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ACLU calls move "a striking blow to due process and the rule of law"

Question: The Bush administration established the military trial system after the U.S. military began capturing detainees in @placeholder in late 2001.

Answer: Afghanistan


British Cycling technical director Shane Sutton is delighted Mark Cavendish and Sir Bradley Wiggins are bidding for 2016 Olympic glory with the track team but warned the big-name pair their places in the British team are not assured. Multiple Tour de France stage winner Cavendish, previously a successful track rider, is aiming to secure an elusive Olympic medal via the omnium at the Rio de Janeiro Games which is now just a year away. Meanwhile Wiggins, the 2012 Tour champion and a seven-time Olympic medallist across track and road events, hopes to add to his haul at the Games in Brazil as part of the GB team pursuit line-up.
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British Cycling technical director Shane Sutton is buoyed by the news that Mark Cavendish and Sir Bradley Wiggins are bidding for 2016 Olympic glory
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However, he has warned the high-profile pair that there places in Britain's track team are not necessarily assured
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Sutton insists that they will have to prove themselves just like everyone else

Question: @placeholder has no doubt both men - 30 and 35 respectively - have the capabilities to compete for those accolades and sees it as a major boost for the track set-up that they are getting involved.

Answer: Shane Sutton

Answer: Shane Sutton

Answer: Sutton


Serving police officers today backed Donald Trump's claim that  some Muslim communities in the UK are no-go areas because of extremism. Several Met officers have said the 'Islamification' of some parts of the capital requires 'extra vigilance' and they can't wear uniforms for safety reasons - despite Scotland Yard claiming the tycoon 'couldn't be more wrong'. Home Secretary Theresa May tonight rejected Mr Trump's claims, insisting: 'The police in London are not afraid to go out and police the streets.' The US presidential contender caused worldwide consternation yesterday after a string of incendiary remarks about Muslims, including in Britain, and said: 'We have places in London and other places that are so radicalised that police are afraid for their own lives.'
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Donald Trump claims Met police are terrified in radical areas of the capital
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Scotland Yard hit back in rare statement: 'Trump could not be more wrong'
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But several serving officers said there are some safety fears in London
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One  said: 'Trump's not wrong. He pointed out something plainly obvious'
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Another said: 'Islamification  is occurring. You have to have extra vigilance'
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Cameron and Boris lead condemnation but Trump calls critics 'foolish'
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7 people per second sign 200,000-strong  petition calling for UK to ban him
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Are you a serving police officer? What do you think? Email martin.robinson@mailonline.co.uk

Question: At 5.20pm a spokesman for the university said in a statement: 'In the course of the current @placeholder election campaign, Mr Trump has made a number of statements that are wholly incompatible with the ethos and values of the university.

Answer: UK

Answer: US

Answer: UK


Andy Murray has faced a tricky transition in recent weeks between hard and clay courts as he tries to balance his preparations for the ATP World Tour Finals at The O2 and the Davis Cup final in Belgium. After four days of training on clay at London’s Queen’s Club this past week, Murray is now back on hard courts as he gets set to open his World Tour Finals campaign against Spaniard David Ferrer on Monday afternoon. Sportsmail was granted the first hit on the freshly-laid court at The O2 as Sky Sports pundit and Murray’s ex-coach Mark Petchey explained the issues involved in changing surfaces which his former charge will have to deal with over the next fortnight.
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Andy Murray is competing in this week's ATP World Tour Finals
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The world No 2 is also gearing up for the Davis Cup final in Belgium
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Murray has flitted back and forth between hard and clay courts recently
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Mark Petchey explains the difficulties involved in switching surfaces
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See more of the latest news and updates on Andy Murray

Question: That again is something he is going to have to contend with during the @placeholder.

Answer: ATP World Tour Finals


Washington (CNN) The Trump administration will unveil a new plan Monday to roll back limits on a controversial program that provides local law enforcement agencies with surplus military gear, marking the end of a policy implemented during the Obama administration. President Barack Obama issued an executive order in 2015 prohibiting the transfer of a host of equipment, including armored vehicles, grenade launchers, high-caliber weapons and camouflage uniforms following controversy over the "militarization" of the police response to unrest in Ferguson, Missouri. "We've seen how militarized gear can sometimes give people a feeling like there's an occupying force as opposed to a force that's part of the community that's protecting them and serving them," Obama said at the time. "It can alienate and intimidate local residents and send the wrong message."
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Trump is expected to sign a new executive order Monday morning
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The equipment includes armored vehicles, grenade launchers and high-caliber weapons

Question: A @placeholder administration document describing the policy shift says that it "sends the message that we care more about public safety than about how a piece of equipment looks, especially when that equipment has been shown to reduce crime, reduce complaints against and assaults on police, and make officers more effective."

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


In the exceedingly tight contest to become Iowa's next senator, Saturday's closely watched debate between Bruce Braley and Joni Ernst had the candidates trying to make each other blue by talking green. When it comes to energy, Ernst, a Republican state senator, and Braley, a Democratic congressman, both have controversial positions to defend to voters. Ernst elaborated on her position to shutter the Environmental Protection Agency, a move that critics say will make Iowa more polluted. Braley, meanwhile, explained his flip-flopping on the Keystone Pipeline that has left some Iowans skeptical about his commitment to create jobs. The debate made it clear: Environmental regulation is the issue where the 2014 hopefuls really differ.
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Republican Joni Ernst defends her position to eliminate the EPA for overreach
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Bruce Braley defends his decision to reverse his support for the Keystone Pipeline
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Both candidates accused each other of having ties to dark money

Question: The states know how to best protect their natural resources, @placeholder said, saying that "the EPA has overreached."

Answer: Joni Ernst

Answer: Ernst

Answer: Ernst

Answer: Joni Ernst

Question: The pipeline, which has yet to receive federal approval, would not run through @placeholder, although the Republican Patty of Iowa strongly supports the measure as a part of their platform.

Answer: Iowa

Answer: Iowa

Question: The pipeline, which has yet to receive federal approval, would not run through Iowa, although the Republican Patty of @placeholder strongly supports the measure as a part of their platform.

Answer: Iowa

Answer: Iowa


A group of Muslim migrants have been arrested for 'aggravated murder' after allegedly throwing 12 Christians into the Mediterranean sea during a recent crossing from Libya, Italian police reports. Witnesses say a fight broke out on a rubber dinghy carrying more than 100 African migrants from Libya to Sicily, after which the men were thrown to their deaths. A group of 15 men have now been arrested on suspicion of 'multiple aggravated murder motivated by religious hate,' Palermo police said in a statement. Murders: A fight over religion broke out on a boat carrying 105 migrants from Libya, after which 12 men 'professing the Christian faith' were thrown to their deaths. Pictured: Migrants are transferred to holding centers after disembarking from in Augusta's port, near Siracusa, Sicily
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Migrants from Nigeria and Ghana drown after being thrown overboard
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Fight broke out on rubber dinghy carrying 105 from Libya to Italy
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The men were thrown into sea 'for professing the Christian faith'
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15 men arrested for 'aggravated murder motivated by religious hate'

Question: This followed reports earlier today of a shipwreck feared to have cost 41 lives off the @placeholder coast.

Answer: Italian

Answer: Italy


Brunswick, Georgia (CNN) A jury in Georgia on Monday found Justin Ross Harris guilty of murder in the 2014 death of his 22-month-old son, Cooper. Harris, 35, was accused of intentionally locking Cooper inside a hot car for seven hours. On that same day, Harris was sexting with six women, including one minor, according to phone records. In addition to three counts of murder, Harris was found guilty of two counts of cruelty to children for Cooper's death, and guilty of three counts relating to his electronic exchanges of lewd material with two underage girls. "This is one of those occasions where actions speak louder than words," Cobb County Assistant District Attorney Chuck Boring said after the verdict. "He has malice in his heart, absolutely."
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Harris, guilty of all charges, to be sentenced December 5
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His attorneys reiterated his innocence, and say they plan to appeal the verdict
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Jurors in Harris' trial heard five weeks of testimony related to his son's 2014 death

Question: @placeholder showed little reaction as the verdict was read in court.

Answer: Justin Ross Harris

Answer: Harris

Answer: Harris

Answer: Harris

Answer: Harris

Answer: Harris

Question: State witnesses testified that @placeholder lived what prosecutors described as a "double life."

Answer: Justin Ross Harris

Answer: Harris

Answer: Harris

Answer: Harris

Answer: Harris

Answer: Harris


Washington (CNN) As the sun rose in northern Germany Tuesday, authorities swooped in and carried out a dramatic raid that captured three Syrian men believed to be members of an ISIS sleeper cell with ties to Paris terror attacks network. The men, who range in age from 17 to 26, came into Europe along the same migrant route refugees are using to escape the brutal Syrian civil war. These latest arrests have highlighted tensions in Europe over ISIS' ability to exploit these routes to infiltrate Western cities. The latest arrests come after other similar cases were revealed in a recent CNN investigation.
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Europe has taken steps to improve vetting, but the continent is facing a major security challenge
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The US is better able to control the flow of refugees entering the country

Question: ISIS has used migrant routes to move operatives into @placeholder

Answer: Europe


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

Question: Several IAAF officials are implicated in covering up Russian doping including Diack's son, IAAF marketing consultant @placeholder.

Answer: Diack

Answer: Diack

Answer: Diack


David de Gea's dream move to Real Madrid may have been crushed, but he will just have to get his head down and keep working on his game according to Spain team-mate Sergio Ramos. The Real centre back attempted to avoid questions about his club's goalkeeping situation, but insisted that 'life goes on and no one is dying' after the deal fell through. De Gea, who was set to join Real from Manchester United before the clubs failed to submit the correct paperwork in time, joined his Spain team-mates for training at the star of the international break on Tuesday evening.
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David de Gea's dream move to Real Madrid from Manchester United fell through on deadline day
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De Gea can still be one of the best goalkeepers in the world, according to Real Madrid's Sergio Ramos
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And the Manchester United keeper knows that life goes on says his friend and Spain colleague
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De Gea and Ramos arrived at Spain training ahead of two Euro 2016 training sessions this week
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Ramos was also keen to praise Keylor Navas, who was intended to move to United as part of De Gea switch

Question: De Gea was in line for the switch to @placeholder on Monday night, with Keylor Navas due to move in the other direction, and Ramos was keen to stress that the Costa Rican keeper still has the support of his club team-mates and the fans.

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real

Answer: Real

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid


Miami (CNN) When Carnival Corp. announced plans for a cruise ship from its Fathom line to sail from Miami to Havana in May, Francisco Marty jumped at the opportunity to surprise his kids with a trip back to their native land. But Marty, who's cruised so many times that he's a Platinum VIP in the company's rewards program, was shocked when a representative told him he couldn't go on the inaugural trip because of where he was born: Cuba. Now, as travelers get their bags ready for the first cruise to Cuba in more than 50 years, Marty is part of a new class-action lawsuit claiming that Carnival is discriminating against Cuban-Americans looking to travel to their homeland.
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Carnival now says it will accept bookings on its May 1 cruise to Cuba regardless of passengers' country of origin
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A lawsuit claims the cruise line had discriminated against Cubans who previously weren't allowed to book tickets
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Carnival says the policy is a result of a Cuban law that prohibits Cuban citizens to travel by boat

Question: Tickets start at $1,800 per person excluding other costs, such as @placeholder visas.

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cubans

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cuban

Question: "They said, 'Sorry, you can't go because you're @placeholder,' " Rodriguez said.

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cubans

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cuban

Question: "In our motion and in our case, we're looking only for an order from a judge saying Carnival is mandated and shall not discriminate against @placeholder-born people in its bookings," Ronzetti said.

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cubans

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cuban


Sao Paulo (CNN) The Brazilian government, already struggling with a deep recession and Zika virus pandemic, is now fighting just to survive. The latest crisis began when federal police took former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in for questioning as part of a long-running corruption investigation. A few days later, his handpicked successor and protege, President Dilma Rousseff, named him chief of staff, a move that largely protects him from prosecution. This prompted massive street protests. A legal battle has ensued trying to block Lula's appointment while efforts to impeach the president have gained momentum. Here are some questions and answers about the turmoil roiling South America's largest country:
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The trouble really began back in March 2014 when President Dilma Rousseff's party was ensnared in a money laundering investigation
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Brazil is now beset by a host of problems: Governmental crisis, protests, Zika virus and a deep, stubborn recession

Question: -- There were 1.5 million cases of @placeholder in 2015.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Question: After the Rousseff-Lula da Silva conversation was leaked, @placeholder's financial markets responded immediately with a jump, as analysts believe impeaching Rousseff would help recover investors' trust in the country's battered economy.

Answer: Brazilian

Answer: Brazil


I’m on my snowboard thigh-deep in powder in the middle of a piste and yet it’s nearly April, the end of the winter season. Frankly, in most ski resorts this depth of snow at this time of year would be highly unusual, but I’m in Niseko, Japan, where it’s a run-of-the-mill situation. The top lift at Niseko – a cluster of four interlinked villages on the island of Hokkaido – is only about 4,000 feet high, but despite the low altitude it receives around 50 feet of the white stuff every year courtesy of weather from Siberia, putting it in an elite club for snowfall levels.
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The top lift at Niseko is only about 4,000 feet high, but the resort receives around 50 feet of the white stuff every year
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It has 61 runs totalling 29 miles and the pistes are generally much less crowded than those in Europe
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Amazing luxury accommodation can be found in the form of Kasara Niseko Village Townhouse
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Views are spectacular thanks to an Instagram-baiting 6,200ft volcano, Mount Yotei, which dominates the horizon

Question: And the good news right now is that there aren’t a lot of people dreaming about going to @placeholder – many people I spoke to before leaving didn’t even know it was possible to ski in Japan - which means the slopes are joyously empty, so huge tracts of powder remain untouched hours after the snowflakes have stopped falling.

Answer: Niseko

Answer: Niseko

Answer: Niseko

Answer: Kasara Niseko Village Townhouse

Question: If you need some time out from haring through the powder in @placeholder on your skis or snowboard, you might like to try roaring through the powder on a snowmobile for a bit.

Answer: Niseko

Answer: Niseko

Answer: Niseko

Answer: Kasara Niseko Village Townhouse


Gene Palmer, the rock-guitar-playing guard accused of helping two psycho killers escape from a maximum security prison still visits his sick wife every day - even though he has lived with his girlfriend for nearly a decade. And just about everybody around Dannemora, New York - where murderers Richard Matt and David Sweat broke out - is rooting for the affable 57-year-old despite the massive cost of the search for the two men. 'Gene is one hell of a guy,' a relative of his wife Laurie Palmer told Daily Mail Online. 'I cannot speak highly enough of him.' Gene and Laurie split more than 10 years ago after her multiple sclerosis worsened, according to several relatives. 'She didn't want to burden him,' said one.
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Gene Palmer was released from jail early today after paying for $25,000 bail with his credit card
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He will be arraigned Monday and charged with promoting dangerous prison contraband, destroying evidence and official misconduct
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But just about everybody around Dannemora, NY where murderers Richard Matt and David Sweat broke out, is rooting for the 'affable' 57-year-old
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Palmer lives with his girlfriend but is married and takes care of his wife Laurie and pays her health insurance premiums
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Now that could be all in danger - because he will likely lose his job at the prison where he has worked for 27 years
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Palmer, who sings in local rock band Just Us, claims he had no idea that the meat - given to him by Joyce Mitchell - contained contraband

Question: They popped out of a manhole on Bouck Street in @placeholder - a couple of blocks from the massive prison walls that dominate the small town.

Answer: Dannemora

Answer: Dannemora


(CNN) A Detroit-area wife and mother accused of being involved in a federal female genital mutilation case was arrested Wednesday near her home and released hours later, under the condition that she doesn't talk to members of her religious community or attend her mosque. Tahera Shafiq, 48, is charged with conspiracy to commit female genital mutilation and aiding and abetting female genital mutilation. She is accused of entering the Burhani Medical Clinic, a Detroit-area clinic owned by Dr. Fakhruddin Attar and his wife, Farida, in February, when federal prosecutors allege the Attars allowed another Detroit-area doctor, Jumana Nagarwala, to perform female genital mutilation on two 7-year-old girls from Minnesota. Female genital mutilation is the cutting of part of a girl's genitals and has been illegal in the United States for decades, but this is the first federal case of its kind.
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"Multiple minor girls in Michigan" have said they were mutilated, a federal complaint says
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"There was no mutilation of any genitals, of any kind," says a lawyer for the latest woman accused

Question: @placeholder is expected to have her preliminary examination hearing July 5.

Answer: Tahera Shafiq


Rio Ferdinand praised Ed Woodward for 'putting his balls on the table' by trying to attract some of the world's best players to Manchester United during the summer, but now fears Daley Blind's head is on the chopping block as a result of the executive vice-chairman's failure to land primary defensive targets in the transfer window. The Dutch international has found himself partnering Chris Smalling so far this season because United missed out on Real Madrid's Sergio Ramos and Borussia Dortmund's Mats Hummels, not to mention Nicolas Otamendi joining rivals Manchester City. And when Liverpool visit Old Trafford on Saturday, Ferdinand has little confidence that one of his successors in the United back four is up to the job of keeping Christian Benteke under wraps.
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Former Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand fears that one of his successors Daley Blind is struggling at centre-back
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Blind has been forced into a makeshift role this season after United failed to sign a number of high-profile defensive targets
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Ex-England captain Ferdinand is worried that Blind will struggle to cope with the physicality of certain Premier League strikers
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United take on Liverpool this weekend and Ferdinand has singled out the burly Christian Benteke as a particular problem for Blind
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READ: Senior Manchester United players rebel against Louis van Gaal
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Ferdinand: Manchester United have become BORING
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It's not too late to sign up for MailOnline's Fantasy Football game

Question: He's a top striker and they played 30-odd million for him, if he even starts having any types of battles with Smalling I'd call him to the side as the manager and tell him to get on @placeholder as he is the weak point.

Answer: Daley Blind


(CNN) -- Riots broke out in central Myanmar on Wednesday, authorities said, as police struggled to stop groups of Buddhists from setting fire to mosques and Muslims' homes. The violence comes after a state of emergency was declared last week in the area where clashes between the two communities first broke out, leaving at least 40 people dead. In Natalin township, rioters destroyed eight houses, 12 shops and one mosque, police said. In nearby Zigon township, 40 houses and one mosque were destroyed, they said. Police said they fired rubber bullets at rioters there. Some people were injured and admitted the hospital.
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NEW: Four dozen homes and two mosques are destroyed, police say
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NEW: Myanmar imposes more curfews to try to prevent attacks on Muslims
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At least 40 people have been killed in clashes between Muslims and Buddhists
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President Thein Sein has vowed to take action against those responsible

Question: "Most of the @placeholder' houses were destroyed and burnt down," he said Tuesday.

Answer: Muslims

Answer: Muslims

Answer: Muslims


JK Rowling was forced to defend herself from a barrage of abuse from SNP Cybernats because she Tweeted about the Scottish rugby team's heroic performance against Australia. The strange dispute started on Twitter after the Harry Potter author watched Scotland play in London, losing to Australia by a solitary point after the Wallabies scored in the dying minutes of the game in the quarter finals of the competition. Rowling, who is English but lives in Scotland, Tweeted 'You were magnificent. You did us proud,' after the heroic performance against a team that had already beaten England and Wales. However, it seemed to have incensed the SNP 'Cybernats', a group of online trolls, who called her an '80-minute patriot', a 'self-hating English woman', and told her to 'f*** off'.
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Rowling watched Scotland play Australia in rugby world cup semi-finals
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Tweeted the team had 'done us proud' after narrowly lost in dying minutes
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Cybernats called her '80-minute patriot' and told her to 'f*** off' on Twitter
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Author won war with witty replies and got support from other Scots

Question: But Rowling had an answer to that too, simply saying: 'I'm in London to watch @placeholder play rugby', which is why she referred to Scotland as 'there'.

Answer: Scotland

Answer: Scotland

Answer: Scotland

Answer: Scots


(CNN) President Nicolas Maduro said he has asked the United Nations for help in dealing with Venezuela's medicine shortages, which have grown severe as the country grapples with a crippling economic crisis. "The United Nations has the most advanced and complete plans in the world to recover the pharmaceutical industry's production capacity and direct it toward medicines for the people," Maduro said Friday on state-run television. Maduro did not elaborate on what kind of aid he was seeking, or whether the United Nations had agreed to help. The Venezuelan leader met Friday with Jessica Faieta, assistant administrator and director for the UN Development Program in Latin America and the Caribbean, according to state media.
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Venezuelans struggle with lack of food, medical shortages
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President Nicolas Maduro doesn't say what aid he's seeking from UN

Question: New data from an annual national survey by three of Venezuela's major universities and other research groups has found that more @placeholder are skipping meals and the percentage of malnourished is growing.

Answer: Venezuela

Answer: Venezuelan

Answer: Venezuelans

Question: The authors of the study estimate that some 9.6 million @placeholder eat two or fewer daily meals.

Answer: Venezuela

Answer: Venezuelan

Answer: Venezuelans


Pilots have reported 167 cases of toxic cabin fumes or smoke in only four months, official safety figures reveal. Twelve of the cases resulted in the pilots requesting a priority landing, one flight was diverted and on two flights the pilots made an emergency Mayday call. Among the worst cases, one incident report in February noted: ‘Fumes in cabin. Eleven of the cabin crew became unwell during flight, with symptoms of light-headedness, nausea and “sea sickness”. Oxygen administered. Aircraft returned.’ Victim? It is suspected British Airways pilot Richard Westgate, who died in 2012, had Aerotoxic Syndrome The figures have re-opened the argument about whether prolonged exposure to the air in planes is safe for passengers and crew.
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Pilots reported 167 cases of toxic cabin fumes or smoke in four months
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Twelve cases led pilots to request priority landing, with Mayday call in two
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Reignited debate on whether prolonged exposure to air in planes is safe
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Many former pilots and aircrew think they've suffered long-term illnesses

Question: The coroner’s intervention was the first official recognition of @placeholder, thought to be linked to memory loss, tremors, lethargy, headaches, tinnitus, confusion, breathing difficulties and even death.

Answer: Aerotoxic Syndrome


BEIJING, China (CNN) -- Fireworks, athletes and pageantry on a scale never before seen in the Olympics opened the Summer Games in Beijing on Friday as the Asian nation kicked off the biggest and most scrutinized Games in history. Fans celebrate the Opening Ceremony of the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China, on Friday. Chinese President Hu Jintao declared the Olympics officially open, retired Chinese gymnastics champion Li Ning was carried through the air to light the Olympic cauldron, and pyrotechnics exploded throughout Beijing as the crowd of 91,000 at National Stadium cheered wildly. It was a stunning display from the nation of 1.3 billion people. Some media observers believe that the Opening Ceremony may be the most-watched television event in history.
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Olympics Opening is under way, marking beginning of Summer Games
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2008 summer Olympics is most expensive on record
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Anticipation building grows who will light Olympic cauldron
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More than 10,000 athletes to compete for about 300 gold medals

Question: Watch why the Olympics mean so much for the @placeholder »

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese

Question: But the loudest roars were saved for the @placeholder participants.

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese


Moeen Ali suffered a sickening blow to the back of his head in an area that would have been protected by a 'StemGuard', additional helmet padding that he'd chosen not to wear. Makeshift opener Moeen was hit in the second over of England's second innings when he misjudged a short ball Wahab Riaz, which he ducked into while turning his head. He was hit just below the back of his helmet in a similar spot to that which claimed the life of Australian Phillip Hughes at the Sydney Cricket Ground last year. Pakistan's fielders showed genuine concern as Moeen fell to the ground on impact before getting up quickly, before a replacement helmet and medical attention came out.
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Moeen Ali was hit in the back of the head by a short ball from Wahab Riaz
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Ball hit England's opener in the area that would be covered by StemGuard
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After being hit, Moeen attached the additional protection to back of helmet
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Moeen, hit in the second over of the inning, was out LBW for 22
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England are 46 for two at stumps on day four, chasing 284 for victory

Question: Any time a batsman gets hit on or around the helmet is extreme cause for concern these days in the wake of @placeholder' tragic death.

Answer: Phillip Hughes


Starting life in a new town became too much for one Chinese teen whose extreme loneliness led to a suicide attempt. The 14 year old girl, identified as Xiao Mei, sat dangerously on the window ledge outside her family's seventh floor apartment in Chongqing, western China. She had reached breaking point after her parents refused to let her go back to her childhood home of Yunnan, south west China, reported People's Daily Online. Local police received a report of the suicide attempt at 7:50am on July 6 and arrived to see a crowd of 200 people watching the teenager. Xiao Mei was sitting high above the ground and was silent apart from the occasional mutterings of 'leave me alone'.
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Xiao Mei, 14, threatened suicide from window ledge many feet above ground
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The introvert suffered extreme loneliness after moving away from friends
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Her family now live in Chongqing, 550 miles away from hometown Yunnan
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Poor communication with parents led to numerous suicide attempts

Question: The girl's parents have agreed to take her home to @placeholder in the summer holidays on the promise that she will stop her suicide attempts.

Answer: Yunnan

Answer: Yunnan


It's the most widely used illegal drug in the world, but does cannabis deserve its reputation as being one of the safest? Not if you take a look at South Africa, one of the UK's biggest providers of high-strength cannabis, where a potent strain of the plant dubbed 'swazi gold' is wrecking havoc on its young population. As revealed in BBC's Stacey Dooley Investigates, which aired last night, poverty-stricken grandmothers are growing it, drug mules are risking their lives to smuggle it out of the country, and what stays behind is ruining the lives of South Africa's drug-addled teens. Scroll down for video
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The strain is grown in Swaziland, one of South Africa's poorest states
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It has extremely high concentrations of THC
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South African teens blend it with heroin to produce potent cocktail

Question: Lucrative: Farmers in @placeholder developed the potent strain through cross-pollination, and can now yield double the crop they once could annually (file photo)

Answer: Swaziland


Real Madrid superstar Gareth Bale was one of many famous faces to take to social media following Wales' narrow victory over England in their Rugby World Cup showdown in Twickenham. Despite leading for most of the Pool A clash, the hosts were beaten 28-25 in an exciting match at the home of rugby - although Warren Gatland's side paid the cost of victory with several injuries during the tough tackling contest. The world's most expensive footballer shared an Twitter image of himself standing with a rugby ball in front of a television screen showing Wales above England in their Pool table, accompanied by the caption: 'What a game! Come on #Wales'.
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Wales defeated England 28-25 in the Rugby World Cup at Twickenham
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Real Madrid superstar Gareth Bale led Twitter tributes after the game
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Robbie Savage, Samuel L Jackson and Joey Barton also commented
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England 25-28 Wales: CLICK HERE for Sam Peters' match report

Question: Bale's parents were at the game and celebrated victory with former Wales midfielder Robbie Savage who shared a picture of the group while also taking the opportunity to wind up England with the comment: 'Wow to be fair England put up a good fight against @placeholder reserves'.

Answer: Wales

Answer: Wales

Answer: Wales

Answer: Wales

Answer: Wales


Nick Cannon has signed and sealed a deal to write a tell-all book about his marriage to Mariah Carey -  and she is furious about him betraying her. Mariah rejected Nick's numerous demands for a $30 million divorce settlement so now he's writing the book — saying he plans get his payday for being married to her one way or another - and there is nothing she can do about it because he already signed the deal last week with major publishing company Simon and Schuster. Simon & Schuster has confirmed to Daily Mail Online that the book is being published by Gallery Books, an imprint of the high-powered publisher.
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Nick Cannon has demanded $30M to settle his divorce from Mariah - even though their prenup calls for less
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Mariah has refused and now Nick has inked a deal with an imprint of Simon & Schuster, Gallery Books
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Nick filed for divorce last December after six years of marriage
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Mariah and Nick have been battling about money and custody of their twins ever since
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Nick to reveal secrets about drug use, strange eating habits, her put-downs of other artists, her sexual proclivities

Question: '@placeholder says it is what they agreed to in the prenup before they got married.

Answer: Mariah Carey

Answer: Mariah

Answer: Mariah

Answer: Mariah

Answer: Mariah


He said it with a big grin on his face and the sentence was followed by a laugh, but there was a twinkle in Dele Alli’s eye which indicated he was on to something nobody else was quite yet. Fourteen months ago away in Dusseldorf with England Under 19s, an 18-year-old Alli joked with Sportsmail that his style of play was a cross between Steven Gerrard and Yaya Toure. He discussed, outwardly showing signs of nerves but inwardly steeling them, how he wanted to replicate his Kop hero Gerrard and make his first England goal one to remember. Alli did not make that happen in the Under 19s match against Germany he would play the next day – the same opposition Gerrard struck a beauty against in 2001 for his first for England – nor for England Under 21s, but in his fourth match for the senior team on Tuesday night he hit one on a par against France for his debut goal.
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Dele Alli scored in England's 2-0 win against France on Tuesday night
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Alli drew a large portion of the plaudits on a difficult night at Wembley
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Eric Dier quietly played himself into contention for defensive midfielder
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Spurs team-mates Alli and Dier are flourishing for club and country
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Read: Dele Alli keen to remain grounded despite man-of-the-match display

Question: Dier patrolled in front of the back four while @placeholder and Ross Barkley helped out defensively but repeatedly made runs from deep.

Answer: Dele Alli

Answer: Alli

Answer: Alli

Answer: Dele Alli

Answer: Alli

Answer: Alli

Answer: Dele Alli


Washington (CNN) President-elect Donald Trump will begin the process of reshaping America's trade policy on Day 1 of his administration, according to a memo drafted by his transition team obtained by CNN. The document lays out the skeleton of Trump's trade policy for the first 200 days of his presidency, focusing on a set of principles including renegotiating or withdrawing from the North American Free Trade Agreement -- a frequent promise Trump made on the campaign trail. Who would be in Trump's Cabinet? The memo itself notes that plenty could change before Trump starts his presidency on January 20, 2017, calling the contents "for discussion purposes only." But the draft memo reveals what the Trump transition team has developed as a blueprint for Trump's administration based on its pre-election work and Trump's own campaign promises.
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The 200-day plan is built around five main principles
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The draft memo reveals what the transition team has developed as a blueprint for Trump's administration

Question: The @placeholder transition didn't respond to a request for comment about if Trump had reviewed the document and what his thoughts were.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) In the end, Donald Trump stayed true to himself. Beset by appeals from foreign leaders and corporate titans to put the planet first, he pulled out of the Paris climate accord Thursday. It's a decision that upheld his political instincts, nationalistic economic vision and dark view of a predatory world with one unified goal -- to rip America off. In fact, the move to leave the climate pact, endorsed by almost 200 countries worldwide, is one of the few international promises Trump has actually followed through on. The White House choreographed Thursday's announcement as a triumph for Trump after a turbulent debut to his presidency in which he has struggled to translate the populist, anti-elite promises of his campaign into real change and has railed against the limits of his office.
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Donald Trump pulled out of the Paris climate accord
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Its one of the few major campaign promises on foreign policy he's kept

Question: Internationally, @placeholder has run into the headwinds of geopolitical reality, the national security imperative to work with global partners and the need to honor legal obligations.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


Mary Creagh has become the latest candidate to drop out of the Labour leadership race after receiving the support of only nine of the required 35 MPs to get on the official ballot. The shadow international development secretary abandoned her bid for the top job ahead of nominations closing on Monday. So far Andy Burnham, Yvette Cooper and Liz Kendall have secured the 35 needed to guarantee a place on the ballot paper. Jeremy Corbyn, the standard bearer for the left of the party, has so far reached only 18 supporters but Creagh's decision could improve his chances. Creagh, writing in The Guardian, indicated she would not nominate any of her rivals.
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Mary Creagh is latest candidate to drop out of the Labour leadership race
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Received support of just nine of the required 35 MPs to get on official ballot
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Creagh has spoken of her disapproval of Ed Miliband's attitude to business
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Next week, the four leadership candidates will appear in a live TV hustings

Question: 'I was told we wanted to "pick a fight" with them, to show @placeholder was tackling vested interests,' she wrote.

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour


(CNN) An experimental technology offers new hope to patients who have suffered a severe burn. The product, from New York biotech firm RenovaCare, is rooted in cutting-edge stem cell research. The CellMist System harvests a patient's stem cells from a small area of unwounded skin (usually one square inch) and suspends them in a water-based solution. The SkinGun sprays the solution onto the wound, where new skin begins to grow at the cellular level. "We don't modify the cells," said Thomas Bold, an engineer and president and CEO of RenovaCare. "We don't do anything with the cells. We just isolate them from the surrounding tissue, put them in a syringe within a water-based solution, and we spray them.
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Patient's stem cells are harvested, treated, sprayed on a burn with a SkinGun
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Nearly 500,000 burn injuries require medical treatment each year

Question: Not only are patients bothered psychologically, sometimes, their "scars are painful, they're itchy, they're thick, and they cause loss of function," said Rokhsar, who is not affiliated with @placeholder.

Answer: RenovaCare

Answer: RenovaCare


(CNN) Latino? Hispanic? Spanish speaker? Native born? When it comes to defining Latino identity in the United States today, the one common thread is its sheer complexity. In the latest episode of the CNN Original Series "United Shades of America," W. Kamau Bell explores two Los Angeles communities where the majority of the residents are of Mexican descent -- East L.A. and Boyle Heights. Bell asks people in East L.A. to describe the state of Latinos in America today. "We're a growing force to be reckoned with," says one man. "We're taking over," says another. Indeed, in 2014, the Hispanic population in the United States reached a high of 55.4 million, or 17.4% of the total U.S. population.
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Hispanics are the youngest racial or ethnic group in the United States
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71% of Hispanics say that it's not necessary to speak Spanish to be considered Hispanic
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The term "Latino" is gaining more traction

Question: For example, Bell uses the term @placeholder in this episode while Pew tends to use the word Hispanic in its research reports.

Answer: Latino

Answer: Latino

Answer: Latinos

Answer: Latino

Question: For example, Bell uses the term Latino in this episode while Pew tends to use the word @placeholder in its research reports.

Answer: Hispanic

Answer: Hispanic

Answer: Hispanics

Answer: Hispanics

Answer: Hispanic


Western Cape, South Africa (CNN) -- In cafes across Cape Town, brewing the perfect cup of rooibos has become a fine art. Measuring just the right amount of tea is key while great care is needed to not allow the leaves to swirl for too long. Once ready, the rooibos cups, gleaming in a sumptuous deep red color, bring with them a reedy scent that greets the noses of the customers waiting to enjoy a sip. Grown only in South Africa's Western Cape province, the naturally caffeine-free tea used to be a specialist drink appealing to only some taste buds.
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An increasing number of tea lovers are turning to rooibos for its health benefits
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The plant grows only in South Africa's Western Cape province
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The multi-million dollar industry is fighting to protect the rooibos name and its heritage
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Producers are lobbying for the tea to be given geographical indication status

Question: Back in @placeholder, customers are already enjoying some of these new products.

Answer: Cape Town


Rebel groups battling the Islamic State in Syria have proudly paraded the severed heads of their defeated enemies, in the latest sign that all sides in the conflict are resorting to shocking barbarism. A coalition of anti-Assad forces were stationed in the town of Azaz, close to the Turkish border, when ISIS militants prepared to carry out a suicide bomb attack followed by a massive assault. But the rebels were tipped off about the attack in advance and were prepared for the jihadis when they arrived - slaughtering them in the streets of the Azaz before posing with the extremists' severed heads and displaying their mutilated corpses in the centre of the city.
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Local fighters were tipped off about an ISIS assault on the town of Azaz
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They ambushed ISIS militants before they could launch a deadly attack
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Rebels then beheaded several ISIS fighters in front of cheering crowds
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Displayed the militants' mutilated corpses in a square in the centre of town

Question: ISIS captured Suran a week ago and has been fighting an alliance of rebels including @placeholder-Nusra and Islamist Ahrar al-Sham in the surrounding area.

Answer: Azaz

Answer: Azaz


When millionairess Margarita Hamilton moved to a fairytale castle overlooking the quaint Somerset seaside town of Clevedon, it wasn’t long before the genteel residents were up in arms. Accused of hosting noisy booze-fuelled soirees stretching into the small hours at her 17th Century home, the former record company boss received hundreds of complaints and – eventually – the threat of jail. But things were about to get even worse. Her stonemason boyfriend was found dead, face-down in the castle swimming pool three-and-a-half times over the drink-drive limit and with traces of cocaine in his body. And now Margarita’s dream of being queen of Walton Castle has turned into a nightmare as she has been forced to leave altogether.
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Millionairess Margarita Hamilton at war with her ex Rai over their castle
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Walton Castle has been the home of numerous noisy booze-filled soirees
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She has received more than 150 complaints from council about the events
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Now she is launching a legal battle against Rai over its ownership

Question: She claims she was led to believe that a special offshore trust, listed in Guernsey, had been set up solely by @placeholder to secure the castle for his sons.

Answer: Rai

Answer: Rai


He might need to brush up on his diplomatic skills after revealing that Louis van Gaal told his Manchester United players to ‘ignore the fans’ during Tuesday’s win over CSKA Moscow, but there is nothing wrong with Jesse Lingard’s ability on the ball. On a night when the yearning of United supporters for some old school entertainment was never more apparent, what better occasion for Lingard to come to the fore? A wide player born in nearby Warrington and raised in the best Old Trafford traditions, taking the game to the opposition in a way that United’s bigger names have often struggled to do under Van Gaal.
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Manchester United pounced late to defeat CSKA Moscow 1-0 on Tuesday
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Jesse Lingard assisted Wayne Rooney strike in Champions League game
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Louis van Gaal told players to ignore fans during half-time team talk
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Lingard has impressed this term, gaining favour over £25million summer signing Memphis Depay at Old Trafford

Question: In fairness to Van Gaal, he spotted @placeholder’s potential and gave him a full debut in his very first game in charge at home to Swansea last season.

Answer: Jesse Lingard

Answer: Lingard

Answer: Jesse Lingard

Answer: Lingard


An elderly man who shot his paralyzed wife in the chest while she was asleep in a hospital bed did so with 'no evil', a district attorney has said. William Dresser, 88, walked into the rehab unit of Carson Tahoe Regional Medical Center, Nevada,  and killed wife Frances, 86, with a pistol in January last year after she begged to die. Carson City District Attorney Jason Woodbury has now filed a motion to dismiss the murder charge against Dresser. The prosecutor, who took office a year after the shooting occurred, cited evidence that Mrs Dresser had expressed a desire to no longer live.
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William and Frances Dresser had been married for 68 years
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She 'begged' him to end her life after a fall left her paralyzed and in pain
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He bought a handgun, kissed her while she slept - then shot her in chest

Question: And he pointed to the fact that @placeholder is suffering from advanced-stage prostate cancer.

Answer: William Dresser

Answer: Dresser

Answer: Dresser

Answer: Frances Dresser


(CNN) As the first major awards show since Donald Trump's election, the Golden Globes offered a record-setting embrace of the musical "La La Land," but also a snapshot of the hostile atmosphere between the President-elect and the arts/entertainment community. Meryl Streep delivered the biggest and most forceful broadside, using her platform receiving the Cecil B. DeMille career-achievement award to issue a powerful rebuke of the incoming administration and Trump himself. She spoke of Hollywood and the press as being among "the most vilified segments in American society right now," before rattling off a list of fellow performers born outside the United States.
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Meryl Streep attacks Trump during speech
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'La La Land' takes home 7 awards

Question: Given @placeholder's liberal bent, such showcases have become closely watched targets by conservatives.

Answer: Hollywood


Washington (CNN) Donald Trump, in possibly his biggest win to date as president, celebrated Neil Gorsuch's ceremonial swearing-in to the Supreme Court at the White House on Monday, nodding to the fact that not everything has been easy in his first 100 days in the White House. Gorsuch now becomes part of Trump's legacy as president. And someone who, with his lifetime appointment, will outlast the President in the upper echelons of government. And Trump, addressing the nomination fight from the Rose Garden, couldn't contain his excitement. "We are here to celebrate history," Trump said. "I have always heard, the most important thing that a President does is appoint people, hopefully great people, like this appointment, to the United States Supreme Court. And I can say, this is a great honor."
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Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch was sworn in Monday
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President Donald Trump addressed the nomination fight from the Rose Garden

Question: "Thank you for the very warm welcome," @placeholder said to other members of the Supreme Court.

Answer: Neil Gorsuch

Answer: Gorsuch

Answer: Neil Gorsuch


Harry Kane and his Tottenham team-mates leapt back into action this week following their Premier League drubbing of Bournemouth on Sunday as they returned to the training ground. England striker Kane grabbed a hat-trick as Spurs ran out 5-1 winners at the Vitality Stadium - a victory that moved Mauricio Pochettino's side into the top six. Kane, 22, silenced his critics after a slow start to the campaign that saw him notch just once in his first nine league appearances of the season with a clinical performance against the Cherries as Spurs made in nine unbeaten in the top flight.
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Tottenham are not playing during the week after being knocked out of the Capital One Cup in the third round
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Harry Kane and the squad were back out on the training ground following Sunday's 5-1 win over Bournemouth
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Tottenham do not play again until next Monday night when they welcome Aston Villa to White Hart Lane

Question: @placeholder put his players through their paces on Wednesday as they began preparing for next Monday's fixture looking to continue their impressive form.

Answer: Mauricio Pochettino


(CNN) George W. Bush doesn't talk much about politics in public. Which makes the speech he gave Thursday in New York City -- a point-by-point rejection of Trumpism -- all the more important and noteworthy. The 43rd president of the United States -- and the last Republican to hold the office before Donald Trump -- didn't mention the 45th president by name in his speech at the George W. Bush Institute. But Trump -- and his views -- were ever-present in the former President's address. Bush condemned "nationalism distorted into nativism." He derided "discourse degraded by casual cruelty." He acknowledged that "our politics seems more vulnerable to conspiracy theories and outright fabrication."
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President George W. Bush condemned "nationalism distorted into nativism."
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Most importantly, Bush also said that "bigotry seems emboldened."

Question: Of course they don't like that someone like @placeholder is overthrowing them -- and their failed policies and political tactics!

Answer: Trumpism

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: That belief, which can be traced in a relatively solid line from the first president to the 43rd, was broken with @placeholder's victory.

Answer: Trumpism

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


Seoul, South Korea (CNN) North Korea attempted to fire a missile from its eastern coast Friday, but the launch ended in failure, according to South Korean and U.S. officials. South Korea's military did not specify what sort of missile was part of the test. The attempt involved an intermediate-range Musudan missile, according to South Korean media reports. RELATED: Take a 3D tour of North Korea The launch effort came on the birthday of Kim Il Sung, the founder of North Korea, on the holiday known as "Day of the Sun." "If the reports are true, and this mobile missile launch attempt did fail, it would be a major disappointment for the North Korean regime because it is happening on the most significant holiday of the year," said CNN's Will Ripley from Pyongyang.
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Launch effort came on the birthday of Kim Il Sung, the founder of North Korea
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"No evidence the missile reached flight," defense official says

Question: It said it succeeded in miniaturizing nuclear warheads to fit on medium-range ballistic missiles -- which @placeholder intelligence analysts say is probably true.

Answer: U.S.


(CNN) After Arkansas conducted the first back-to-back executions in the United States since 2000, witnesses described what they saw when Jack Harold Jones Jr. and Marcel Wayne Williams died of lethal injection. Jessi Turnure of CNN affiliate KARK said she saw no visible signs of struggle when Williams died, such as "grimacing" or "clenching of the fingers." But she acknowledged there may have been pain she couldn't see. "It was very methodical," she said of Monday night's process. "As far as we could tell, the inmate was not having any trouble throughout it. ... It was not horrible to watch. It didn't look like he was struggling that much."
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Kenneth Williams is scheduled to die Thursday
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"I am not a monster," inmate said in last words

Question: Before Williams' execution began, a federal district court judge issued a temporary stay based on claims from @placeholder' lawyers that Jones' death was "torturous and inhumane."

Answer: Marcel Wayne Williams

Answer: Williams

Answer: Kenneth Williams


(CNN) -- A year ago, Kate Upton was a pretty young woman. Perhaps not typically model-pretty as The New York Times has noted, but certainly fetching. In the old days, to go from, well, hot to famous, Upton would have needed not just looks but a truckload of luck, for fame was something bestowed by capricious media out to sell their next movie or magazine. But in the Age of the Internet, all it took was a YouTube video of Upton doing "the Dougie" at a Los Angeles Clippers game. It went viral, and now Upton is on the cover of the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue. Fame isn't what it used to be.
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David Weinberger: Kate Upton's YouTube video helped catapult her onto SI swimsuit cover
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He says fame in the Age of the Internet is different; Web users can elevate anyone to fame
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Famous-on-the-Internet people are often picked because they are like us, he says, not stars
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Writer: Fame is in a hybrid state now, with complex relationships between Web and mainstream

Question: Now that the @placeholder has pulled fame inside out, you don't need to be blessed by the mass media to become famous.

Answer: Internet

Answer: Internet

Answer: Internet


(CNN) -- Former Bush adviser Karl Rove said Sunday that Sen. John McCain had gone "one step too far" in some of his recent ads attacking Sen. Barack Obama. Karl Rove said both candidates are guilty of going too far in their attacks. Rove has leveled similar criticism against Obama. "McCain has gone in some of his ads -- similarly gone one step too far," he told Fox News, "and sort of attributing to Obama things that are, you know, beyond the '100 percent truth' test." The Obama campaign immediately leaped on the quote. "In case anyone was still wondering whether John McCain is running the sleaziest, most dishonest campaign in history, today Karl Rove -- the man who held the previous record -- said McCain's ads have gone too far," said campaign spokesman Tommy Vietor, in a statement sent to reporters minutes after Rove's on-air comments. Rove masterminded both of President Bush's successful White House bids.
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Clinton says McCain, Palin offer four more years of "disappointment"
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Karl Rove says both candidates need to "be careful" about going too far
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Obama raises record-breaking $66 million in August
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McCain also breaks his fundraising record with $47 million

Question: Obama on Saturday accused McCain and vice presidential candidate @placeholder of avoiding the issues to "distort" his record.

Answer: Palin

Question: Clinton repeated her campaign one-liner -- "No way, no how, no @placeholder, no Palin."

Answer: John McCain

Answer: McCain

Answer: John McCain

Answer: McCain

Answer: McCain

Answer: McCain

Question: With Palin on the campaign trail, @placeholder has been seeing increased numbers and energy at his campaign events.

Answer: John McCain

Answer: McCain

Answer: John McCain

Answer: McCain

Answer: McCain

Answer: McCain


It is a rare occurrence to see Andy Murray in attendance at his older brother’s matches, the world No 3 admitting last month that he gets ‘extremely nervous’ when he watches Jamie in action. In Montreal, however, the prospect is unavoidable. For the first time in the ten years that they have been on the tour, Andy will stand across the net from Jamie as the siblings from Dunblane contest a second-round doubles match at the Rogers Cup. After cruising through their first-round match in less than an hour on Monday, Andy and his 42-year-old Indian partner Leander Paes now take on Jamie and Australian John Peers, who received a bye into the second round as the seventh seeds.
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Andy Murray faces brother Jamie in the Rogers Cup doubles second-round
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It will be the first time on tour they will have played each other
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Andy will be alongside Leander Paes, while Jamie plays with John Peers

Question: The Murray brothers did face off in a one-set singles shootout in a ‘Turbo Tennis’ exhibition event at the O2 Arena in 2007, @placeholder winning 7-5.

Answer: Andy Murray

Answer: Andy

Answer: Andy

Answer: Andy Murray

Answer: Andy


Sergio Ramos is not the only Bernabeu star on Manchester United’s hit-list as they prepare a robust response to Real Madrid’s bid to sign David de Gea. Real are expected to make a first formal offer for De Gea this week following months of speculation over his return to Spain, four years after moving to Old Trafford from Atletico Madrid. And United are determined to make it as difficult as possible for the Spanish giants to get their man by mounting what club insiders have described as ‘an aggressive counter'. It will begin with demands for a transfer fee in excess of £25million and has already extended to interest in Ramos.
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Manchester United are keen on bringing Sergio Ramos to Old Trafford
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Real Madrid are desperate to complete the signing of David de Gea
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United are planning an 'aggressive counter' to stop the Spanish giants
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Cristiano Ronaldo, Luka Modric and Gareth Bale could come up in the talks
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Transfer news: CLICK HERE for all the latest

Question: There are no guarantees that United will get their way, but it is a sign of the determination within the club to make life as difficult for @placeholder as possible.

Answer: Real Madrid


(CNN) There is a story, popular among British politicians and attributed to the Australian strategist Lynton Crosby, known as "The Dead Cat." A CEO is confronted with poor statistics at a board meeting, and to divert attention from this unpleasant news, he suddenly pulls out a dead cat and throws it onto the middle of the table. In the words of Boris Johnson, now the UK foreign secretary: "There is one thing that is absolutely certain about throwing a dead cat on the table -- and I don't mean that people will be outraged, alarmed, disgusted. That is true, but irrelevant. The key point... is that everyone will shout, 'Jeez, mate, there's a dead cat on the table!' In other words, they will be talking about the dead cat -- the thing you want them to talk about -- and they will not be talking about the issue that has been causing you so much grief."
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Kate Maltby: To distract from his negative media coverage, Trump created a Twitter storm over Mike Pence at "Hamilton"
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But Trump threatened freedom of expression; his tweets need a strong response from editors nationwide, writes Maltby

Question: The suits alleged @placeholder defrauded people who enrolled in real estate seminars he started in 2005.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Washington (CNN) Former White House adviser Steve Bannon returns to Alabama to campaign for Roy Moore on Tuesday -- and this time, President Donald Trump is on his side. Trump's decision Monday to call Moore and offer his full-throated endorsement to the Republican candidate for a US Senate seat, despite the accusations that Moore pursued sexual relationships with teenage girls while in his 30s, brought full circle an effort Bannon began while still in the White House. Moore's campaign said that during their phone conversation, Trump called the Senate hopeful a "fighter," and wrapped up the call by saying, "go get 'em, Roy!"
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President Donald Trump endorsed Roy Moore on Twitter and his comments
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Former White House adviser Steve Bannon has been a long Moore advocate

Question: It took Bannon at least four months -- and he was dismissed as @placeholder chief strategist in August -- to get Trump on his side.

Answer: White House

Answer: White House

Answer: White House


An acclaimed children's author and mother-of-two has shared the harrowing story of how she desperately tried to save her teenage daughters from anorexia and depression - and how revealing their family story to the world, in the form of two memoirs, has helped them heal. To the rest of the world, Clare B. Dunkle, an accomplished young adult novelist, appeared to have the perfect life; she had a husband, two bright daughters and a successful career. But the year her youngest daughter Elena turned 14 everything started to change. Both Elena and her older sister Valerie, who was 16 at the time, became moody and nervous.
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Clare B. Dunkle is an accomplished children's author and mother to two daughters, Valerie and Elena
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Elena developed anorexia after she was raped when she was 13-years-old
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She lashed out at her sister Valerie, who then began cutting and burning herself to cope with the pain
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During high school, Valerie spent six weeks in a mental facility before overcoming her depression
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Elena and Clare share their experiences in their memoirs, titled Elena Vanishing and Hope and Other Luxuries, respectively

Question: Over the course of her illness, @placeholder was admitted into four hospitals and two intensive care wards.

Answer: Elena

Answer: Elena

Answer: Elena

Answer: Elena

Answer: Elena

Answer: Elena Vanishing

Question: After years of silently struggling, Elena was ready to reveal that she had been raped, allowing @placeholder to finally understand the source of both her daughters' pain.

Answer: Clare B. Dunkle

Answer: Clare B. Dunkle

Answer: Clare

Question: 'Our mistakes are out there for the whole world to see, so we have nothing to hide from one another anymore,' @placeholder said of her family's history.

Answer: Clare B. Dunkle

Answer: Clare B. Dunkle

Answer: Clare


Britain will be even hotter than Los Angeles today, with the mercury set to hit a sweltering 27C (80F) as much of the country basks in sizzling conditions. But those hoping to top up their tans are being told to get out while they can as the scorching sunshine and cloudless skies are set to be replaced by cloud and rain next week. And the wet weather is expected to sweep in as early as tomorrow - with forecasters warning the roof could be needed over Wimbledon's Centre Court when Roger Federer takes on Novak Djokovic in the men's final at SW19.
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England to bask in glorious sunshine and cloudless skies  as temperatures reached a sizzling 27C (80F) today
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But forecasters have warned the warm weather is on the way out, with rain expected to sweep in tomorrow
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The wet weather expected to continue on Monday and Tuesday, marking the start of a colder and wetter week

Question: Today the south east was set to enjoy highs of 27C, compared to @placeholder were conditions were expected to peak at 24C.

Answer: Los Angeles


(CNN) -- U.S. coach Eddie O'Sullivan said he "couldn't be more proud" of his players after Thursday's hard-fought 13-6 victory over Russia at the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand. It was the Eagles' first win of the tournament, after a 22-10 defeat to O'Sullivan's native Ireland on Sunday, with a superb 18th-minute try from scrumhalf Mike Petri after proving to be the difference between the two sides in wet conditions in New Plymouth. The Russians, making their World Cup debut, took an early 3-0 lead through a penalty from flyhalf Yury Kushnarev , but the U.S. rallied despite several misses from goalkicker Chris Wyles and the Bears were left with just a solitary bonus point to show for their efforts.
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The U.S. beat Russia 13-6 to win their first match of the Rugby World Cup
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The match in New Plymouth was Russia's first at a World Cup
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A converted try from scrumhalf Mike Petri proves the difference between the teams
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The Americans next face Australia, while Russia take on Italy

Question: "It was a great victory for us," former Ireland coach O'Sullivan told the @placeholder's official website.

Answer: Rugby World Cup

Answer: World Cup

Answer: Rugby World Cup

Answer: World Cup


(CNN) -- It was perhaps the most contentious moment during a House Armed Services Committee hearing filled with them. Rep. Jeff Miller, R-Florida, appeared to strike a nerve Wednesday when he pressed Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel on why it was taking the U.S. military so long to interview Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, the soldier being treated in Germany after the Taliban released him May 31. Hagel already had fielded lawmakers' accusations that the White House overstepped presidential authority and negotiated with terrorists to gain Bergdahl's freedom. The defense chief started to explain that doctors treating Bergdahl will decide when he is ready to talk, but Miller cut him off.
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Partisan exchanges punctuate first congressional hearing on Bowe Bergdahl deal
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Defense chief Chuck Hagel says Bergdahl swap was last, best chance to get him out
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The deal was "fully consistent with U.S. law," Hagel testifies
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Critics say the cost was too high and Congress should have been notified in advance

Question: The Army has no definitive finding that Bergdahl deserted because doing so would require knowing his intent -- something Army officials couldn't learn without talking to the soldier, a @placeholder military official told CNN.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.


It's good to have famous parents - especially if, at 24, you want to launch your own clothing line. Scout Willis, the second-oldest daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis,  announced on Twitter that she is 'so beyond excited' to announce the launch of her first collection for her fashion line, which will be called Scout's General. Details are scarce about the Brown University graduate's designs - for which she also launched an Instagram page - though this is not the first time that Scout has shown an interest in style. The New York Fashion Week regular interned in the wardrobe department for Wes Anderson's 2012 film Moonrise Kingdom - which starred her dad, Bruce - and she's been known to turn up on red carpets in designer duds.
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She shared news of the line, called Scout's General, on Twitter
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The Brown University graduate once interned in the costume department on one of her dad's movies
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She gained some notoriety last year by walking topless through Manhattan to raise awareness about the Free the Nipple movement

Question: Tallulah told People that when the girls were younger and still living with @placeholder, all three of them would regularly steal from her closet - and would occasionally nip into their dad's wardrobe for a few pieces as well.

Answer: Demi Moore


(CNN) Preliminary findings in the investigation into the collision between the USS Fitzgerald and a Philippine cargo ship off the coast of Japan in June suggest the accident was caused by multiple errors by the Fitzgerald's crew and a failure to take action in the minutes leading to the collision, according to two defense officials. "They did nothing until the last second," one official said. "A slew of things went wrong." A second official said the crash "will wind up being our (the US Navy's) fault." The collision between the Fitzgerald, a guided-missile destroyer, and the ACX Crystal on June 17 claimed the lives of seven US sailors. It took place 56 nautical miles off the coast of Honshu, Japan, in an area heavily traveled by commercial shipping.
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The collision between the Fitzgerald and the ACX Crystal on June 17 claimed the lives of seven US sailors
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The initial findings are just the first stage in what is expected to be a lengthy inquiry

Question: Once we have a detailed understanding of the facts and circumstances, we will share those findings with the @placeholder families, our congressional oversight committees and the general public."

Answer: USS Fitzgerald

Answer: Fitzgerald

Answer: Fitzgerald

Answer: Fitzgerald


A super-slimming mother and daughter lost a combined 17 stone after they both started dieting on the same day, without either of them knowing about the other. Katie Hunt, 50, from Swadlincote, Derbyshire tipped the scales at 18st while daughter Amber-Jayne, 22, from Edgbaston, Birmingham weighed 19st 11lbs after both met up regularly to gorge on chocolates, fish and chips and greasy takeaways. However when Katie saw an unflattering photograph of herself on the same day that Amber overheard an insulting comment, the pair embarked on a diet - slimming to 10st and 10st 11lbs respectively. The mother and daughter both piled on the pounds after Katie split from her husband in early 2013.
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Amber Hunt, 22, weighed 19st 11lbs and mother Katie, 50, was 18st
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Amber overheard a colleague describe her as 'that fat blonde one'
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Katie was mortified after seeing unflattering photos of herself on Facebook
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The pair started a diet on the same day, unaware of coincidence
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They lost 17 stone between them and are now a size ten and 12

Question: Katie joined Slimming World in August 2013 but unknown to her, @placeholder also started dieting and going to the gym.

Answer: Amber

Answer: Amber

Answer: Amber Hunt

Answer: Amber


(CNN) Republicans announced late Tuesday night that they would release their tax reform bill Thursday, missing their self-imposed deadline by one day because of continued negotiations over key provisions in the bill. "In consultation with President Trump and our leadership team, we have decided to release the bill text on Thursday," Rep. Kevin Brady, the chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, said in a statement. "We are pleased with the progress we are making and we remain on schedule to take action and approve a bill at our committee beginning next week." The statement capped a hectic night of mixed messages as to whether Republicans were still planning to release the bill on time. Less than an hour before the statement went out around 9:30 p.m. ET,  Brady and other Republicans on the committee emerged from a nearly three-hour meeting to announce to a hallway full of reporters that they were still on track to release the bill Wednesday.
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Republican leaders had said that the GOP tax bill would be unveiled Wednesday
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One key point: Sources say the plan will keep a top tax bracket at 39.6%

Question: The delay is a setback for @placeholder leaders who have been laser-focused on tax reform since returning from their August recess and who enthusiastically spotlighted the November 1 announcement to unveil their bill in recent weeks.

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republican


For a group of rich gipsies needing a break from the glitz of Monte Carlo, only one destination will do for a holiday – Swansea. The 30 families have made the trip from Monaco on the French Riviera every summer for the past four years, travelling in a convoy of Mercedes and BMWs, with 28 caravans. But yesterday, to the relief of residents fed up with the annual invasion, they were evicted. The group had broken a padlock to get their caravans through a gate on to public land, popular with picnickers and local sports teams. The illegal campers turned a nearby footpath into a public toilet and littered the park, according to angry locals.
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The 30 families have travelled from Monaco to Swansea, in south Wales, every summer for the past four years
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Group broke a padlock to get their caravans onto the public land which is popular with picnickers and sports teams
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Furious locals claim the illegal campers used a nearby footpath as a public toilet and littered the picturesque park
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But the evicted families have already promised to return next year because 'Britain is beautiful in the summertime'

Question: This is the only flat park in @placeholder where children can play football and hockey, but because of them they can’t.’

Answer: Swansea

Answer: Swansea


Washington (CNN) As the Senate prepares to vote this week on Neil Gorsuch's nomination, it's unclear yet whether Republicans will have enough votes to end an expected Democratic filibuster. Republicans, who have a 52-48 majority, need a total of eight Democrats to get to 60 -- the critical number required to end the filibuster. If they don't reach 60, they can still get around that filibuster, but it would require taking a highly controversial step to change the Senate rules, a move also known as the nuclear option. RELATED: Here's where Republicans stand on the nuclear option Republicans already have three Democrats who will vote with them to end the filibuster, so they need five more of the remaining eight undecided Democrats -- as of Sunday -- to do the same and reach that 60 number.
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Republicans need at least give more Democrats to help them confirm Neil Gorsuch under current rules
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The GOP has three Dems, but they've only got nine undecideds left to choose from as of Sunday

Question: Here's a look at the nine undecided @placeholder and what they've said recently about Gorsuch:

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Dems


(CNN)The Pentagon's recent statement that Iran may have conducted air strikes against ISIS targets in Iraq's Diyala Province is tantamount to a U.S. tacit approval of Iran's growing military footprint in Iraq. No military operation of such scale evades detection from U.S. radars. Even if not pre-approved or coordinated, Iran's air and ground operations against the murderous thugs of self-proclaimed caliph Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi make the Islamic Republic effectively a U.S. partner in the fight against America's greatest enemy: Islamist fundamentalism. The U.S. strategy towards the Middle East since the Arab Spring has been defined by proactive disengagement and hesitance.
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The U.S. strategy towards the Mideast has been disengaging, writes Andreas Krieg
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President Barack Obama increasingly appears to be the lame-duck, he writes
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Krieg: Good cooperation with Tehran allows the U.S. to put pressure on its Arab partners
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America's credibility as a superpower is in doubt, he says

Question: The broadcasted images of @placeholder citizens being brutally beheaded in front of a global audience shook America to its core.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: America

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: America

Question: The broadcasted images of U.S. citizens being brutally beheaded in front of a global audience shook @placeholder to its core.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: America

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: America


(CNN) Another set of Capitol Hill hearings brought more pain for President Donald Trump Tuesday, as former CIA Director John Brennan told lawmakers there was clear contact between Trump campaign aides and Russian operatives. At almost the same time, Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats said he would be willing to discuss later whether Trump leaned on him to push back against Russia reports. RELATED: Calculating or naive? Trump caught in cloud of Russia probe revelations Here are the top five things we learned. 1. The former head of the CIA saw evidence Russian operatives were trying to cultivate Trump campaign aides
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Former CIA Director John Brennan testified before the House intelligence committee
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Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats testified at the Senate armed services panel

Question: @placeholder responded: "I would say it was not an accurate portrayal of my statement."

Answer: John Brennan


Scientologists hold a 'blackmail file' on John Travolta to stop him leaving the faith, which includes 'damaging material' from his sessions with auditors at the church, it has been claimed. A documentary investigating the religion and its secret California-based headquarters features a number of allegations about how members are threatened and tortured in prison-style camps and cut off from their family if they decide to leave Scientology. Others belonging to the most senior order of the faith have been forced to play musical chairs to the sound of Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody in a fight to secure a chair to stay in the church, it was claimed.
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Going Clear documentary claims to reveal secrets of Scientology religion
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It alleges the church has a 'blackmail file' on John Travolta from auditing sessions and members are thrown into 'The Hole' to confess their crimes and vie for places by playing musical chairs to Bohemian Rhapsody
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Sylvia 'Spanky' Taylor, who once acted as the intermediary between the church and John Travolta, said people were punished with 30 hours labour
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Scientologists rejected allegations saying they are from 'admitted liars'

Question: The documentary also claimed @placeholder chiefs hold a 'black PR package' on Travolta, with all the disclosures he made during auditing sessions.

Answer: Scientology

Answer: Scientology


A smartphone gadget could help thousands of patients self-diagnose in seconds – and without setting foot in a hospital – a serious heart condition that causes strokes. The new AliveCor heart monitor picks up abnormal heart rhythms in much the same way an electrocardiogram (ECG) machine in a hospital records the electrical activity of the heart. Results are then delivered to an app, which alerts the patient if they have a normal or abnormal heart rhythm. The results can then be emailed or printed out to take to a GP. The device, which costs £65, has been hailed as a ‘game-changer’ in detecting atrial fibrillation (AF), a condition that affects up to 1.8 million Britons and is a major cause of stroke.
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The new AliveCor heart monitor picks up abnormal heart rhythms
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Works in same way an electrocardiogram (ECG) machine in hospitals
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Tiny device the size of USB stick slots snugly on to back of a smartphone
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Results are then delivered to an app, which tells patient if they have a normal or abnormal heart rhythm

Question: With AF, blood can pool and clots can form inside the heart, which, if left untreated, can make the patient five times more likely to suffer an @placeholder-related stroke.

Answer: AliveCor

Answer: AF

Answer: AliveCor


Richard Hammond and James May are set to snub a new £4 million BBC deal to return to Top Gear and rejoin their fellow co-star Jerermy Clarkson on US subscription channel Netflix. Hammond and May have said they are unwilling to return to the hit BBC 2 show without their long-time co-star Clarkson and have told friends they are willing to switch networks. The trio fronted the BBC's most lucrative money-spinning TV show which was worth an estimated £40 million from overseas sales and merchandising. The BBC has been slow to announce a replacement for Clarkson, although they have claimed the show will continue.
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James May and Richard Hammond have shot new scenes for Top Gear
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The BBC is planning to broadcast the two remaining shows in the series
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However, US broadcaster Netflix is keen to poach them for a new car show
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Chris Evans has admitted his is shooting a Top Gear film on Tuesday

Question: The source added: '@placeholder had his faults, but his importance to the show cannot be understated.

Answer: Jerermy Clarkson

Answer: Clarkson

Answer: Clarkson


More than 100 NHS hospitals in Britain contain fast food outlets, shocking new figures have revealed. Critics argue the presence of Burger King, Costa Coffee and Greggs around sick patients goes as far as being negligent - and is simply adding to the soaring obesity crisis. There are 128 outlets in British hospitals selling junk food, plus a further 32 branches of WHSmith, which sells confectionery - often at a discounted price. Scroll down for video More than 100 NHS hospitals in Britain contain fast food outlets, worrying new figures have revealed. Addenbrooke's in Cambridge operates a food court with a Burger King (pictured)
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More than 100 NHS hospitals in Britain contain national fast food outlets
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This is without taking into account independent retailers selling snacks
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Critics say presence of such outlets is adding to soaring obesity crisis
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Figures come days after MPs said fast food in hospital should be banned

Question: 'When I try to grab a quick coffee from @placeholder, an obedient employee always tries to tempt me into buying one of their huge, sugar-laden and calorific cakes to go with it... hard to resist after a stressful morning in theatre or a busy night on-call.

Answer: Costa Coffee


(CNN) -- Miami Heat star Dwyane Wade says he felt numb as a child when he watched his mother inject herself with heroin. "My mom didn't know I had seen her shoot up," he said. Jolinda Wade managed to overcome her addiction. But her son's new book, "A Father First: How My Life Became Bigger Than Basketball," offers his perspective on her drug use for the first time. His mother says that seeing the story through her son's eyes was emotional for her. "My precious boy saw me with the needle in my arm," she said from Chicago. "There were a lot of things that we had not talked about that they had seen."
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Basketball star Dwyane Wade's new book addresses his mother's drug addiction
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Wade's mother is now drug-free and a pastor in Chicago; they have a "great relationship"
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Wade's book is diversifying his fan base, bringing women and older people to book signings

Question: The community center serves as a safe haven for children affected by @placeholder's teacher strike.

Answer: Chicago

Answer: Chicago


A slightly different debate this week. I'm just back from holiday – Mykonos, lovely thanks, I don't know where that Greek crisis is, but it wasn't there – so there hasn't been that much to argue about. We'll start with the Moeen Ali interview prior to the Ashes – which can be read here – and move briefly on to England's women footballers and the passing statistics that should cause alarm amid all the plaudits. That piece appeared on Wednesday and can be revisited by clicking here. But Moeen first: a hugely impressive individual, who talked openly about his Muslim faith and the impact it has had on his life – even if a few out there didn't quite get it.
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Moeen Ali talked about good and bad people, not good and bad religions
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The England cricketer did not preach, his faith is central to who he is
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England's passing at the World Cup was poor, better only than Thailand
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The bronze medal was an achievement but improvements must be made

Question: No, actually, he's representing @placeholder and himself – and that means he is also representing his faith and using his status as a bridge across some harmful cultural divides.

Answer: England

Answer: England

Answer: England


(CNN) As is often the case after a terrorist attack, President Donald Trump quickly took to Twitter after Friday's explosion on the London Underground that injured more than 20 people. Trump tweeted, "Loser terrorists must be dealt with in a much tougher manner. The internet is their main recruitment tool which we must cut off & use better!" While the identity of the terrorist or terrorists behind the London explosion is still unknown, Trump is right that many of the "homegrown" terrorists in the West who have carried out attacks in recent years are often failures who find an ideology such as that of ISIS a useful anchor for their grievances. As self-styled ISIS "soldiers," they can become the heroes that they imagine themselves to be, rather than the losers they often actually are.
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Trump's tweets after latest London incident raised issues that bear examination but reflect a confused approach to the problem, Peter Bergen writes
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Question: Sure, an @placeholder beheading video or photo is easy to remove from social media platforms as it violates the terms of use of most social media companies, which do not allow content that incites violence.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS