Speaking to the nation after Congress  reached a deal to reopen the government and temporarily raise the debt ceiling, President Barack Obama said we are "Americans first" and need to put partisan interests aside to get things done. But can we? The recent shenanigans do not bode well for the future. The resolution of the shutdown always hinged on whether House Speaker John Boehner, a Republican, would defy the tea party hard-liners in his party and allow a vote on a bill that a majority of Republicans did not support. What have we learned about Boehner's leadership, or lack thereof?
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Maria Cardona: Shutdown resolution hinged on whether Boehner would defy tea party
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She says Boehner's job appears safe, but some question his leadership
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She says he seems to ignore interests of Americans in favor of tea party, a losing proposition
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Cardona: Boehner must lead if he wants to save GOP House districts that appear vulnerable

Question: For the first time ever, polls show 60% of voters are ready to boot all of @placeholder out -- including their own representatives.

Answer: Congress

Question: There are 17 districts held by @placeholder that Obama won in 2012.

Answer: Republican

Answer: Republicans


If you were placed in a room with a button and told not to press it, could you fight the temptation? A current Reddit thread is testing its users resolve to do just this by placing a clickable button next to a 60-second timer. When The Button is clicked, the timer resets and it is not yet known what happens when the clock reaches zero because no-one can resist clicking it. More than 730,285 Reddit users have pressed The Button (pictured) since the California firm launched its r/thebutton thread on April Fool's Day. It is not yet known what happens when the timer reaches zero and users can only click The Button once
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Reddit launched its r/thebutton thread on April Fool's Day
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It is accompanied by a timer that counts down from 60 seconds
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When The Button is clicked, the timer resets and the person who pressed it is given a colour that signifies how long they left it before pressing
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It is not known what will happen if the timer drops to zero

Question: One wrote: 'I am becoming obsessed with @placeholder,' while another said: 'This "button" thing on Reddit is driving me nuts.

Answer: The Button


Libertarian icon Rand Paul has beefed up his campaign store ahead of his announcement this morning that he would compete for the Republican nomination for president next year. Like Paul, the Kentucky senator who made a name for himself by championing issues not typically associated with the GOP such as criminal justice reform and privacy protections, much of the 'Rand' 2016 SWAG is unconventional. Rand fans will still find the usual array of yard signs and bumper stickers. But they'll also have the opportunity to sport their support  through Macbook skins and woven blankets that feature Paul's face, 'Stand with Rand' flip-flops and car mats and a host of other unique items like the 'NSA Spy Cam Blocker.'
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The freshman senator beefed up his campaign store ahead of his presidential announcement this morning
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Rand fans will find the usual array of yard signs and bumper stickers - but they'll also be able to sport their support with more unique items
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Macbook skins and woven blankets feature Paul, flip-flops and car mats bear the slogan 'Stand with Rand' and there's branded cornhole boards
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For $1,000 supporters can buy pocket Constitutions signed by Paul
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Paul's campaign store reflects the 52-year-old lawmaker's efforts to appeal to a new generation of conservatives

Question: For $100 Paul's supporters can purchase branded versions of cornhall, the bean bag toss game that's especially popular with the southerners from @placeholder's native region

Answer: Rand Paul

Answer: Paul

Answer: Paul

Answer: Paul

Answer: Paul

Answer: Paul

Question: And for $1,000 they can become the owner of an autographed @placeholder pocket Constitution.

Answer: Rand Paul

Answer: Paul

Answer: Paul

Answer: Paul

Answer: Paul

Answer: Paul

Question: @placeholder backers can 'stop hackers and the NSA' from spying on them for low price of $15.

Answer: Rand Paul

Answer: Paul

Answer: Paul

Answer: Paul

Answer: Paul

Answer: Paul


(CNN) Adam West, star of the popular and campy 1960s "Batman" TV show, died Friday night after  "a short but brave battle with leukemia," his family said in a statement. He was 88. In a signature role, West played Bruce Wayne and his alter ego, the crime-fighting, costumed Batman, a popular comics character who came to life on the ABC-TV series. The show, with a catchy -- some might say aggravating -- theme song, earned a cult following. The series lasted three seasons and enjoyed a long afterlife in syndication. West later supplied the voice of Mayor Adam West, the oddball leader of Quahog, Rhode Island, on the animated series "Family Guy."
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Adam West won fame on "Batman" in 1960s
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He later voiced role of mayor on "Family Guy"

Question: He'd been hoping for a career in serious roles, but the pilot script to "@placeholder" changed his mind.

Answer: Batman

Answer: Batman

Answer: Batman


Eric Williams, a former justice of the peace in Texas accused of killing two prosecutors, could soon be sentenced to death after being convicted of capital murder. A Kaufman County, Texas, jury on Thursday took about 1½ hours to find Williams guilty of murder in the death of Cynthia McLelland, the wife of that county's then-District Attorney Michael McLelland, the county's Bruce Wood said. The couple was fatally shot in March 2013 at their home in Forney, which is about 20 miles east of Dallas. Williams wasn't put on trial for Michael McLelland's death or the January 2013 killing of Kaufman County Assistant District Attorney Mark Hasse, though authorities did accuse him in both of those deaths.
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Eric Williams, his wife were accused of killing 2 prosecutors, a prosecutor's wife
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A Kaufman County jury finds him guilty of capital murder in the wife's death
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Prosecutors will ask for the death penalty during sentencing, county official says

Question: "I understand there will be quite a few witnesses brought in on both sides," said @placeholder, who is a Kaufman County judge in addition to speaking for the county.

Answer: Bruce Wood


New York (CNN) -- The recently leaked memo from departing chief United Nations corruption investigator, Inga-Britt Ahlenius, to Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon will make it impossible for the White House to support the UN chief's candidacy for a second four-year term next year. That is, unless the Obama administration itself was only joking when it promised to push for greater transparency and accountability at the United Nations. In a 50-page "end-of-mission" report, the widely respected former auditor of Sweden -- who was originally brought in to help the UN fix the spectacular accountability gap exposed during the excruciatingly painful "oil-for-food" scandal -- paints a detailed, well-documented tableau of Ban's managerial incompetence.
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Michael Soussan: Leaked report shows Ban Ki-moon not managing UN staff effectively
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He says US, other democracies should push to replace Ban when his term is up
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The UN Secretariat is in danger of becoming irrelevant, the report says

Question: It may be that many member states do not actually want the @placeholder to get in the way of their realpolitik.

Answer: United Nations

Answer: UN

Answer: United Nations

Answer: UN

Answer: UN


(CNN) A manhunt was underway for a motorist charged with killing a small-town Missouri police officer during a routine traffic stop over the weekend, police said Monday. Ian James McCarthy, 39, of Clinton, Missouri, was charged with one count of  first-degree murder and one count of armed criminal action, both felonies, the Henry County, Missouri Prosecutor's Office said Monday. Gary Michael, 37, who had been with the Clinton, Missouri, Police Department for less than a year, pulled over a vehicle for a suspected registration violation Sunday night, according to Sgt. Bill Lowe of the Missouri State Highway Patrol. As Michael exited his vehicle in downtown Clinton, the alleged shooter also got out of his car and fired once at the officer before fleeing the scene and crashing his vehicle into an embankment about four blocks away, Lowe said.
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Suspect Ian James McCarthy is considered armed and dangerous
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Initial traffic stop was for a suspected vehicle registration violation, police say

Question: @placeholder was later pronounced dead at a local hospital, police said.

Answer: Gary Michael

Answer: Michael


(CNN) -- Syrian state-run television reported Thursday that forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad killed three Westerners, including an American woman and a British citizen, who it claims were fighting with the rebels and were found with weapons. Syrian TV identified the woman, releasing what it claimed were images of her Michigan driver's license and U.S. passport. It also released what is said was the name and passport of a British citizen. It did not identify a third person who it claimed was a Westerner. The report said the three were ambushed in their car in the flashpoint province of Idlib in northwestern Syria, where government forces have been battling rebels for control.
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NEW: The UK Foreign Office says it's aware of the claims
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A family member of the woman says the FBI confirmed she died in Syria
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The report also showed what it said was a Michigan driver's license and passport
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It claimed it belonged to a dead American woman fighting with the rebels

Question: CNN is not identifying the family member, who lives in @placeholder, until next of kin notifications have been completed.

Answer: Michigan

Answer: Michigan


Less than a month after sharing her inspiring story, Madeline Stuart has been contacted by more than seven fashion brands as well as multiple make-up and accessory companies who want her to model their products. But the 18-year-old Brisbane teenager, who has Down Syndrome, has not forgotten her real pursuit – to change the stigma around disability - according to her mother Rosanne, who insists that Maddy's life has barely changed since she made international headlines. 'We've had a lot off offers and Maddy is loving it, but it hasn't fazed us much - I've just lost a bit of sleep trying to deal with everything,' Rosanne told Daily Mail Australia.
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18-year-old Madeline Stuart, from Brisbane, has Down syndrome
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Last year she decided to focus on her health and fitness and lost 20 kilos
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She has been inundated with modeling offers from seven fashion brands
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Multiple make-up and accessory companies have also contacted the teen
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She launched her own website and gained over 364K Facebook followers
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Maddy and her mum are on a mission to change the way people see beauty
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Her mother said she had no support and little hope when Maddy was born

Question: The brave teenager's popularity surged when @placeholder first published an article about how she turned her life around by making changes to her routine and including a number of sports in her weekly schedule to become fitter and healthier.

Answer: Daily Mail Australia


Sevilla president Jose Castro hailed Lionel Messi as an 'extra-terrestrial' after the Barcelona forward's latest star showing in Tuesday night's UEFA Super Cup triumph. Messi struck twice from two free-kicks in the space of eight minutes before setting up Pedro's extra-time winner as Barca ran out 5-4 winners in the Tblisi thriller. And having watched the Argentine superstar's world-class showing to dismantle his valiant losers, Castro hailed his team but admitted that Messi offered something out of this world. 'I'm very proud of my players and my team. As the (club) hymn says, this team never gives up,' Castro said.
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Lionel Messi struck twice as Barcelona beat Sevilla in the UEFA Super Cup
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Barcelona hero also set up Pedro's winner in 5-4 extra-time triumph
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Sevilla president Jose Castro called brilliant Messi an 'extra-terrestrial'
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Club chief was proud of how his side fought back from three goals down
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Question: Given how close they pushed @placeholder with Messi not far from his brilliant best, Castro can take heart in their performance and what it could entail for the new season.

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barca

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barcelona


(CNN) -- Two pirates in Somalia vowed revenge Monday, after the U.S. military killed three pirates and freed a U.S. ship captain who had been held hostage for several days. Crew members of the Maersk Alabama celebrate after hearing the Navy had rescued their captain from pirates. The pirates told a Somali journalist that they were angered by the U.S. action, as well as a French raid Friday that killed two pirates and one hostage and freed four hostages. "We have decided to kill U.S. and French sailors if they happen to be among our future hostages," said Abdullahi Ahmed, a member of a pirate group based at Harardhere, a coastal town in central Somalia.
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NEW: Obama promises U.S. will confront piracy
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Pirates vow to kill U.S., French mariners if they become hostages
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U.S. Navy killed three pirates in rescue of cargo ship captain
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French forces killed two pirates in rescue raid Friday

Question: @placeholder added that he is proud of the military's actions in rescuing Capt.

Answer: Obama

Question: "The killing of our boys was aggression, and the @placeholder will see what they get from their operation," he said.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.


(CNN) As the President got ready to sell his latest executive order  to the American public, an overhaul of the H-1B skilled worker visa program, under his "Buy American, Hire American" slogan, Ivanka Trump appeared to be busy protecting the real emerald of the Trump family's vast business empire: China. On April 6, hours before she and her husband dined with the Chinese President and his family, Ivanka's company secured provisional approval for three new trademarks to sell her brand's jewelry, bags and spa services in the world's second-largest economy. Though there is no direct evidence linking her trademark approval to the dinner or any other meeting with the Chinese government, the story does draw attention to the fine line the Trump White House is walking when it comes to maintaining its family businesses.
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Ivanka Trump's company gets provisional OK for 3 trademarks in China hours before she dines with Chinese President
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By keeping an ownership interest in her businesses, Ivanka risks an appearance of conflict of interest, Anushay Hossain writes

Question: Unlike her father, Ivanka is subject to federal rules that prevent her from participating in matters in which she has a financial interest now that she works in the @placeholder in an official capacity.

Answer: Trump White House

Question: Now that she is serving in the @placeholder in an unprecedented position, Ivanka is benefiting from loose or nonexistent accountability mechanisms.

Answer: Trump White House

Question: Now that she is serving in the White House in an unprecedented position, @placeholder is benefiting from loose or nonexistent accountability mechanisms.

Answer: Ivanka Trump

Answer: Ivanka

Answer: Ivanka Trump

Answer: Ivanka

Question: And her clothing line isn't even the only asset of @placeholder's that we need to worry about.

Answer: Ivanka Trump

Answer: Ivanka

Answer: Ivanka Trump

Answer: Ivanka


Australia's property boom has been very generous to some of the country's richest and most famous - with the top 10 'celebrity sales' of the past year netting a combined $120 million. The list includes some of Australia's biggest names - led by casino mogul James Packer's $70 million divorce settlement sale of the six-bedroom 'La Mer' mansion in Sydney's eastern suburbs. Socceroos superstar Tim Cahill also made the winners list with his waterside escape in the city's south bringing in $6.5 million while Hugh Jackman's more modest Melbourne apartment was offloaded for $740,000. James Packer and ex-wife Erica topped the impressive line-up compiled by Domain.com.au for Daily Mail Australia and other notable members of the millionaire's club included Cate Blanchett at $20 million and reality TV favourites Michelle Bridges and Jamie Durie.
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Property boom delivers a combined $120 million windfall for Australia's rich and famous
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Casino mogul James Packer led the list with a $70 million sale ahead of actors, reality TV stars and sporting heroes
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Packer's marital home 'La Mer' with then-wife Erica was sold as part of their divorce settlement
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Cate Blanchett's Hunters Hill mansion topped the $20 million mark
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Sporting superstars Tim Cahill and Lance 'Buddy' Franklin also made millions from their sales
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At the lower end of the market Hugh Jackman and Deborah-Lee Furness offloaded a Melbourne apartment

Question: Bought long before @placeholder became an international star, the Cavendish House apartment hardwood floors and spacious living designs.

Answer: Hugh Jackman

Answer: Hugh Jackman


A two-year-old boy drowned in the bath after he was left alone for a short time with his brother while their mother fetched a pair of pyjamas, an inquest heard today. Zoe Warner-Simpson, 29, was faced with 'every parent's worst nightmare' after she returned from a trip to the bedroom  to find her son Edward underwater, a coroner said. The toddler was rushed to Milton Keynes Hospital but he had already been left with irreparable brain damage after being starved of oxygen and he died a few days later. His parents, who  have a four-year-old son Oliver and 11-week-old son Thomas, decided to turn off Edward's life support.
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Edward Warner-Simpson, two, drowned in the bath after mother left room
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Mother Zoe left them for a short time to fetch a pair of pyjamas
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Toddler was rushed to hospital but died of brain damage four days later
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Coroner ruled it was a 'tragic accident' and said no third party involvement

Question: He said: 'The one thing that mattered to us while Edward was in hospital  was having the whole family together and being by @placeholder's side no matter what.

Answer: Edward

Answer: Edward

Answer: Edward Warner


It’s the story that has swept the Internet and cast a light on the seedy underbelly of a world of stripping and prostitution. Narrated by former Hooter’s waitress, turned stripper and hooker, Aziah King, under the twitter name Zola, hers was a remarkable account of a weekend in Florida with a girl named Jess that slid from stripping to prostitution and culminated in kidnap, murder and attempted suicide. Zola’s breathless twitter posts – 148 in all – have even gained the attention of Hollywood, with Selma director Ava DuVernay praising her storytelling ability, while twitter has blown up with suggestions of who could play the lead characters in the movie of the tale.
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Jarrett Scott one of the men at the center of the Zola story told DailyMail Online that it’s almost all fake
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Jarrett, 22, ex-boyfriend of Jessica Swiatkowski, said the Florida trip descended into a tawdry weekend he wanted no part in
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Since Zola posted story on Twitter, Jess issued  rebuttal with both girls casting themselves as pimp and the other as prostitute
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The one point on which they all agree is that Aziah and Jess met while Aziah was Jess’s waitress at Hooters in Novi, Michigan
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Zola claims in the tale that she traveled FL with a girl named Jess to dance at strip clubs, but eventually ended up pimping Jess out
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Story has swept the Internet and cast a light on the seedy underbelly of a world of stripping and prostitution

Question: In the lengthy post, she said that it is true that she met Aziah, or @placeholder, while eating with a good friend at Hooters.

Answer: Zola

Answer: Zola

Answer: Zola

Answer: Zola

Answer: Zola

Question: 'I guess you could quote @placeholder on the fact that we were "vibing on our hoeism or whatever" seeing as how she was showing me her a full nude blog that she runs under the name Zola,' the post said.

Answer: Aziah King

Answer: Aziah

Answer: Aziah


(CNN) Debbie Wasserman Schultz's stewardship of the Democratic National Committee has been under fire through most of the presidential primary process. Now, on the eve of the party's convention, Wasserman Schultz is facing pressure to resign, and will have no major role on the convention stage, after Wikileaks released nearly 20,000 DNC emails that bolster Sanders' supporters' claims that the party favored Clinton. One email appears to show DNC staffers asking how they can reference Bernie Sanders' faith to weaken him in the eyes of Southern voters. Another seems to depict an attorney advising the committee on how to defend Hillary Clinton against an accusation by the Sanders campaign of not living up to a joint fundraising agreement.
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Leaked DNC emails have Bernie Sanders supporters upset at treatment of his campaign
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They've long maintained the party committee was tilted against him

Question: The emails were leaked from the accounts of seven @placeholder officials, Wikileaks said.

Answer: Democratic National Committee

Answer: DNC

Answer: DNC

Answer: DNC


Washington (CNN) -- House Democrats are bracing for a rough election night next Tuesday, and top leaders are making a major push for rank and file members to open their wallets to help save those vulnerable Democrats who are in danger of losing their seats. House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi and Rep Steve Israel, D-New York, chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, held a conference call Tuesday afternoon with House Democrats and told them it was time to pony up -- and gave them a Friday deadline. According to a source on the call, a dozen House members and two Democratic candidates pledged almost $500,000 during the session.
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Democratic leaders seek campaign donations from rank and file representatives
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As midterm vote nears, Democrats want final push for incumbents in tight races
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Representatives are asked to give their extra funds to help in those races

Question: Several @placeholder sources told CNN that members are expecting Republicans to pick up some seats, but they still believe that many House Democrats in competitive districts are positioned to survive if they get support.

Answer: Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democratic

Question: But the ones who spent hours hosting fundraisers and trekking over to the @placeholder headquarters to dial donors for dollars are frustrated with colleagues who don't reach their targets and don't seem to suffer major repercussions.

Answer: Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democratic


After handing her teacher a 'sick note' to skip the day's PE lesson - Olivia McEvoy thought she had pulled off the perfect crime. But unbeknown to the 11-year-old, her mother Samantha had made no mention of her phony 'bad leg' as instructed, instead diagnosing her daughter with 'bone-idle-itus' and suggesting she be given 'a few extra laps'. The 27-year-old mother-of-two, of Cheshire, said Olivia was 'perfectly fit' to take part in the class and asked the teacher Mr Whittle to show her daughter the letter after reading it. Stitched up: The note (above) Olivia McEvoy's mother Samanatha wrote for her after she said she was 'too cold' to go to her PE lesson
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Olivia McEvoy, of Cheshire, wanted to skip PE because it was 'too cold'
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Asked mother Samantha to write fake sick letter but was in for a surprise
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Ms McEvoy wrote: 'Olivia is perfectly fit and well to take part in PE today'
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Mother also suggested that she was suffering from case of 'bone-idle-itus'
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She shared a picture of the note on Facebook which has since gone viral

Question: Surprise: Ms McEvoy said her daughter @placeholder had a 'severe case of bone-idle-itus' and suggested she did a few extra laps to warm her up

Answer: Olivia McEvoy

Answer: Olivia

Answer: Olivia McEvoy

Answer: Olivia McEvoy

Answer: McEvoy

Answer: Olivia


(CNN) President Donald Trump has bragged -- and did so again during his State of the Union address Tuesday -- that the tax cuts Congress passed would be the biggest in history. There's no doubt the tax legislation slashed corporate tax rates and will give 80% of individual filers a tax cut, according to some estimates. But arguably, President Barack Obama passed a larger tax cut by making most of President George W. Bush's cuts permanent. President Ronald Reagan definitely did. And Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson probably did, too. "It will be the biggest tax decrease, or tax cut, in the history of our country," Trump said at the White House last month.
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Trump has said the tax cuts Congress passed would be the biggest ever
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They would not, according to the way the government measures tax cuts

Question: @placeholder's tax cut, by contrast, is estimated to be about 1.1% of GDP per year.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Even excluding Obama's cuts -- which were really extensions of previous cuts first enacted by @placeholder -- Trump's tax reform bill will have nowhere near the effect on revenue that Reagan's did.

Answer: George W. Bush

Question: Even accounting for Reagan's rollbacks after 1981, his first-term cuts exceed @placeholder's bill.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) [Breaking news update, posted at 4:46 a.m. ET] The death toll from Saturday's suicide bombing in Baghdad has risen to 200, the deputy head of the security committee of the Baghdad Provincial Council, Mohamed al-Rubaye, said in a televised phone interview Monday. [Previous story, posted at 1:59 a.m. ET] (CNN) -- A suicide truck bomb ripped through a busy shopping district in Baghdad over the weekend, killing more than 100 in what was the deadliest single attack in the war-weary country in years. The brazen Saturday night attack in the heart of the packed Karrada neighborhood killed at least 125 people, including 25 children and 20 women.
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ISIS promised an uptick in terror attacks during the holy month of Ramadan
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Angry over the continuing violence in the country, people threw objects at the Iraqi PM's convoy as he went to survey the bomb damage

Question: He said he came to @placeholder to console families and "share their sorrow in this painful tragedy that happened."

Answer: Karrada


The ex-husband and son of a  woman convicted of killing her two baby daughters nearly three decades ago died in a suspected DUI crash in Mississippi over the weekend. Robert Sims, 63, and Randall Sims, 27, of Edwardsville, Illinois, were killed Saturday when their Jeep was forced off of an overpass in Jackson, Mississippi, by a Volvo operated by Yolanda McNeeley who, according to police, was drunk at the time of the collision. Robert Sims was once married to Paula Sims, who is currently serving a life sentence for killing her two-week-old daughter, Loralei, in 1986, and her six-week-old daughter, Heather, in 1989.
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Robert Sims, 63, and Randall Sims, 27, were killed Saturday in Jackson, Mississippi, when their Jeep was forced off overpass
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Driver Yolanda McNeeley, charged with aggravated DUI and felony fleeing
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Robert was once married to Paula Sims, 56, who is serving life sentence without parole for slayings of their baby daughters
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Paula Sims claimed that both Loralei, 13 days old, and Heather, six weeks old, were abducted by the same masked gunman three years apart
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Loralei was found dead in woods in 1986; her sister Heather's body was discovered in trash can in 1989

Question: Randall Sims was Robert and @placeholder' only surviving child.

Answer: Paula Sims

Answer: Paula Sims

Answer: Paula Sims

Question: Three months after the conviction, @placeholder pleaded guilty to concealment of a homicidal death.

Answer: Paula Sims

Answer: Paula Sims

Answer: Paula Sims

Question: During her trial, prosecutors floated the idea that @placeholder murdered her female children because she preferred boys.

Answer: Paula Sims

Answer: Paula Sims

Answer: Paula Sims


San Francisco (CNN) -- Intel, which dominates the PC market but has struggled to break into smartphones, is getting a hand from Google. Upcoming versions of Android, the No. 1 smartphone operating system from Google, will be compatible with Intel processors, the companies announced at Intel's developer conference on Tuesday. "We want to make Intel architecture the platform of choice for smartphones," Intel CEO Paul Otellini said onstage. "Every time we have collaborated with Google, good things have come out of it." The partnership will aid Intel in delivering on its promise to finally release smartphones with its technologies by the middle of 2012.
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Google will make future versions of Android for Intel chips
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Android currently works with processors designed by ARM
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Intel has struggled to break into the smartphone market

Question: @placeholder and Intel did not say which chip will power upcoming Android phones or which manufacturers have agreed to make devices for it.

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Answer: Google


It was only three months ago that they realised their dream of having their first child. Now Luke Harris and Daryl Lee are celebrating the birth of their second baby. And the gay couple are due to become fathers for the third time in just a few weeks after controversially enlisting the help of three surrogate mothers. Scroll down for video Luke Harris and Daryl Lee, from Surrey, had their first child three months ago and are now preparing to welcome their third baby into the world after enlisting the help of three surrogate mothers. Pictured (from left): Pregnant surrogate Becky Harris, Mr Lee with son Phoenix Harris and his surrogate mother Bex Harris (behind), Mr Harris holding daughter Willow-Star  and her surrogate mother Viktoria Ellis (right)
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Luke Harris and Daryl Lee had their first child three months ago and are now preparing to welcome their third baby
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Gay couple will become fathers for a third time in a few weeks after enlisting the help of three surrogate mothers
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First child Phoenix Blue born on January 14 while daughter Willow-Star arrived in 25-minute labour on February 25
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Upcoming birth means the parents, from Surrey, will have completed their family of three within just seven months

Question: But Mr Harris said: ‘As far as we’re concerned Phoenix and @placeholder are brother and sister and that’s how they’ll be brought up.

Answer: Willow-Star

Answer: Willow-Star

Question: Mr @placeholder admits to being a little daunted over the arrival of a third baby but says: ‘We have no doubt we will take it all in our stride.’

Answer: Daryl Lee

Answer: Daryl Lee

Answer: Lee

Answer: Daryl Lee


(CNN) Singaporean teen blogger Amos Yee was released from US detention Tuesday after a court upheld a decision to grant him asylum. Photos showed Yee, who has been jailed twice in native Singapore for critical views on race and religion, leaving a US immigration facility in downtown Chicago with a friend and his belongings stuffed in a plastic bag. A photo posted on his Facebook page was captioned: "Amos Yee is now a free man." "I'm kind of stunned right now," he told the Chicago Tribune. "It's very surreal." In a statement posted on Facebook earlier Tuesday, his law firm said that a panel had upheld the decision on March 24 to grant asylum to Yee and he would soon be released.
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Panel upholds earlier decision to grant Yee asylum
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Yee has been jailed twice in Singapore for his views

Question: Critics have said his arrest and subsequent detention highlighted the restrictions on free speech in @placeholder, where criticism of leaders and the government is frowned upon.

Answer: Singaporean

Answer: Singapore

Answer: Singapore


Despite January being a 'difficult month' to sign players, there will be household names departing in the transfer window. We take a look at some of the players likely to be available and moving in the New Year, and try and predict where they will end up. It's been quite a fall from grace for the winger whose man-of-the-match performance for England against Poland two years ago did more than anyone to get Roy Hodgson to the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. Since then, the 24-year-old winger has struggled for club and country. Injury prevented him from taking his place in Brazil, and at White Hart Lane he has been one of the most high-profile casualties of Mauricio Pochettino's strategy of pressing as a team.
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Tottenham were keen to sign Saido Berahino during the summer window
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West Brom forward would provide a striking alternative to Harry Kane
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Newcastle are interested in signing Tottenham outcast Andros Townsend
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Swansea midfielder Jonjo Shelvey could return to London at Crystal Palace
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Everton have registered a strong interest in Basel's Breel Embolo

Question: @placeholder expected to lose 23-year-old Shelvey last summer but the move didn't happen.

Answer: Swansea


People have gathered across Australia in a number of vigils to mourn those killed in terrorist attacks in Paris last weekend. Frenchwoman Elisabeth Franco was one of thousands who packed services in Melbourne on Monday night to remember the victims of the attacks. 'Because we are so far away, we can't take our relatives into our arms,' she told AAP. Ms Franco, 32, a lone figure among families in Melbourne's Federation Square, said she needed to be with other French people on this day of mourning. Hundreds also gathered Brisbane Town Hall, while a mass was held at St Mary's Catholic Cathedral in Sydney, which was also attended by Jewish and Muslim leaders.
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Thousands of people have gathered around Australia at vigils held in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane on Monday
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Mourners carried flags and signs to pay tribute to and remember those people killed in the terror attacks in Paris
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It comes after additional services were held over the weekend, in the immediate aftermath of the Paris attacks
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The Sydney Opera House was lit up in the blue, white and red of the French flag - along with other landmarks
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See more of the latest breaking news and updates on the Paris terror attacks

Question: Brisbane Town Hall glowed red white and blue, as banners reading 'Pray for @placeholder' and French flags were held aloft while flowers and candles were laid in the square.

Answer: Paris

Answer: Paris

Answer: Paris

Answer: Paris


A day care worker in Ohio is accused of raping two of the children she was trusted to care for. Heather Koon, 25, was arrested Friday at her home in Oberlin and charged with two counts of rape, the Lorain County Sheriff's Office announced in a statement. Koon was a full-time employee of ABC Kidz Childcare in Elyria from August 2012 to March, according to Carlos Johnson, the day care's attorney. According to Johnson, authorities inadvertently learned of the alleged rapes late last week when they went to check on a registered sex offender and found an unregistered laptop. Koon was the sex offender's girlfriend, according to CNN affiliate WKYC.
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Heather Koon is accused of raping 2 children while working at a day care
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Video of alleged rapes found on a sex offender's laptop, day care's attorney says
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Koon, 25, was the sex offender's girlfriend, according to CNN affiliate WKYC
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Koon passed background checks, the day care's attorney tells CNN

Question: Johnson said Koon went to another day care after she left @placeholder.

Answer: ABC Kidz Childcare


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The Food and Drug Administration approved a second vaccine intended to protect against cervical cancer. GlaxoSmithKline has manufactured a vaccine for the prevention of cervical cancer. Cervarix, manufactured by GlaxoSmithKline, was approved Friday for prevention of cervical cancer and pre-cancerous lesions caused by human papillomavirus (HPV) types 16 and 18. The vaccine is approved for use in girls and women ages 10 to 25 years and is to be administered in three doses. After the initial shot, the second and third doses are to be given within six months. "The licensure of Cervarix adds another option in the prevention of cervical cancer," said Dr. Karen Midthun, acting director of the FDA's Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research. "It has the potential to save lives from cervical cancer as well as reduce the need for biopsies and invasive procedures associated with the necessary follow-up from abnormal Pap tests."
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FDA approves GlaxoSmithKline's HPV vaccine
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Cervarix is designed to help prevent cervical cancer
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Drug will compete with another HPV vaccine Merck & Company's Gardasil
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Cervarix will be available later this year, according to GlaxoSmithKline

Question: @placeholder has been shown to reduce the incidence of pre-cancers resulting from cancer-causing virus types beyond 16 and 18."

Answer: Cervarix

Answer: Cervarix

Answer: Cervarix

Answer: Cervarix


Twelve years before he killed his wife Allison, Gerard Baden Clay used her excellent work record in a bizarre court claim to sue her employers Flight Centre for sacking him. As Allison Baden-Clay's family prepare to stage a protest over the downgrading of his conviction from murder to manslaughter, Gerard Baden-Clay's onetime boss at Flight Centre has come forward to describe his strange ways. In contrast, slain Allison was one of Flight Centre's most highly regarded employees, and despite his portrayal of her during his murder trial as an anxious depressive, she was the star of the family. The company founder, Graham Turner, said she was 'successful' and 'very highly regarded'.
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Twelve years before he killed his wife Gerard Baden-Clay made court claim
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Baden-Clay sued Allison's employer Flight Centre in bizarre claim
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Allison was a star employee at Flight Centre which sacked her husband
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Baden-Clay used Allison's good name in making  $60,000 damages claim

Question: But as Baden-@placeholder's career and his marriage began to founder, he felt trapped with the woman he once called 'his angel'.

Answer: Gerard Baden Clay

Answer: Clay

Answer: Clay

Answer: Clay

Answer: Clay

Answer: Clay

Question: Gerard Baden-@placeholder had killed the mother of his three daughters, his lucky angel.

Answer: Gerard Baden Clay

Answer: Clay

Answer: Clay

Answer: Clay

Answer: Clay

Answer: Clay


A school bus driver has been hailed a hero for preventing a couple from opening fire on elementary school children and teachers by charging at them in the parking lot, police have said. Alice Bradley called 911 on Thursday after coming face-to-face with the armed couple, Adam Conley, 38, and his girlfriend Kathryn Jeter, 29, outside South Macon Elementary School in Franklin, North Carolina early on Thursday morning. She had gone to the school just after 5am to start up her bus for the day when the couple spotted her from across the parking lot and Conley allegedly raised a gun at her.
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Adam Conley, 38, and his girlfriend Kathryn Jeter, 29, 'planned to shoot students and teachers last Thursday "if it was God's will"'
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But before school started, bus driver Alice Bradley saw them in the parking lot and charged at them in her car as they tried to get on her idling bus
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She scared them away and called 911 - and police officers arrested them
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Cops found five guns in their possession and believe they were on drugs
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The mayor praised Bradley for her bravery and quick thinking

Question: Cops used a stungun on @placeholder after he approached a deputy with a gun in his hand, and were also forced to use it on Jeter when she attempted to reach a weapon on the ground, cops said.

Answer: Adam Conley

Answer: Conley

Answer: Adam Conley


Swansea manager Garry Monk believes the only way is up for Tim Sherwood as the two coaching course mates prepare to cross tactical swords at Villa Park. Monk and new Aston Villa boss Sherwood got to know each other on the same Football Association of Wales Pro-Licence coaching course but the practical takes precedence over the theory on Saturday with three Barclays Premier League points at stake. Sherwood got his break in management at Tottenham first - a position he was unlucky to lose according to Monk - and the former England midfielder has revived Villa's fortunes with three successive wins taking them away from the Premier League danger zone and into the semi-final of the FA Cup.
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Swansea manager Garry Monk believes Tim Sherwood has a big future
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Duo met doing the same FA of Wales Pro-Licence coaching course
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On Sunday the course friends do battle with each other at Villa Park
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Monk admits both are very much their own men despite their similarities

Question: @placeholder manager Tim Sherwood is preparing for the visit of former coaching coursemate Garry Monk

Answer: Aston Villa

Answer: Villa


A woman who fell to her death off a cruise ship may have been trying to make a dramatic gesture to 'alarm and test' her fiance, an inquest into the couple's death has heard. Kristen Schroder, 27, slipped from a fifth-level balcony on the Carnival Spirit cruise ship off the coast of NSW in May 2013 after climbing over the hand rail. Her 30-year-old partner, Paul Rossington, jumped nearly 20 metres into the Tasman Sea moments after in a bid to rescue her. The couple's bodies were never found and an inquest into the newly engaged couple's deaths was told there was little chance either survived for more than a few hours in the water.
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Kristen Schroder fell overboard off Carnival Spirit cruise ship in May 2013
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Paul Rossington dived in after his partner but both were never seen again
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Inquest heard the holiday was 'make or break' for the 'volatile' couple
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CCTV shows Ms Schroder clinging to rail for four seconds before falling
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Coroner recommended Mr Rossington for a bravery award at inquest

Question: 'Why @placeholder stepped over the railing of the cabin is not known.

Answer: Kristen Schroder

Answer: Kristen Schroder


(CNN) Prince William and Prince Harry have spoken of their regret at the brevity of their final phone call with their mother, Princess Diana, just hours before her 1997 death in a car crash in Paris. In a new documentary set to release on Monday by ITV in Great Britain and HBO in the United States, Prince Harry recalls how quickly he got off the phone with his mother. The two brothers were at Balmoral Castle in Scotland when Diana called from Paris. "I can't necessarily remember what I said, but all I do remember is regretting for the rest of my life how short the phone call was," Harry told ITV.
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Prince William says he was in a hurry to get off the phone to go play
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"I do remember ... regretting for the rest of my life how short the phone call was," Harry says

Question: Prince @placeholder said Diana was a "kid through and through."

Answer: Harry

Answer: Harry

Answer: Harry

Answer: Harry


One of the talented artists behind the Disney animated classic The Lion King has found his own touching way to pay tribute to Cecil the Lion. Disney animator Aaron Blaise, 48, who worked on the 1994 film as well as other animated features like Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast, and Pocahontas, was saddened by the news that the prized research animal had been shot and killed as a prize in Zimbabwe. So to honor Cecil  and encourage others to support the Wildlife Conservation Research Unit, Aaron drew a beautiful portrait that sees the majestic creature looking over other from the sky - much like The Lion King's Mufasa did over Simba in the movie.
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Aaron Blaise, 48, is a Disney animator who worked on the 1994 hit film
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After being 'extremely moved' by the slaughter of Cecil the Lion, he honored the late animal with a Lion King-inspired picture
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All profits from sales of the print will benefit the Wildlife Conservation Research Unit

Question: The line is uttered by Mufasa, the king, to @placeholder shortly before he dies.

Answer: Simba


A toddler was struck and killed by his teen uncle who was driving while under the influence, according to police. Two-year-old Landen Martin ran behind the vehicle as his uncle was attempting to back out of the driveway of a Gainesville, Georgia home on Sunday at 12.25pm, according to Georgia State Patrol Cpl. Auston Allen. Joshua Saunders, 19, was arrested on charges including DUI, reckless driving, leaving the scene of an accident and vehicular homicide, according to The Gainesville Times. Officials said Martin was pronounced dead at Northeast Georgia Medical Center. Scroll down for video Two-year-old Landen Martin (left) was struck and killed on Sunday by the car his 19-year-old uncle Joshua Saunders (right) was driving
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Landen Martin, two, was killed after running behind the car on Sunday
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His uncle, 19-year-old Joshua Saunders was backing out of the driveway of a Gainesville, Georgia home when the accident occurred, police said
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The child was pronounced dead at Northeast Georgia Medical Center
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Saunders was arrested on charges including reckless driving, leaving the scene of an accident and vehicular homicide

Question: Allen said that toxicology tests on @placeholder' blood-alcohol content are pending.

Answer: Joshua Saunders

Answer: Joshua Saunders

Answer: Joshua Saunders

Answer: Saunders


(CNN) As Philando Castile's head slumps backward while he lies dying next to her, Diamond Reynolds looks into the camera and explains a Minnesota police officer just shot her fiancé four times. The nation is, by now, accustomed to grainy cell phone videos of officer-involved shootings, but this footage from Falcon Heights, outside Minneapolis, is something different, more visceral: a woman live-streaming a shooting's aftermath with the police officer a few feet away, his gun still trained on her bloody fiancé. "He let the officer know that he had a firearm and he was reaching for his wallet and the officer just shot him in his arm," Reynolds said as she broadcast the details of Wednesday's evening shooting on Facebook.
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President Barack Obama says America needs to "do better"
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"I wanted everybody in the world to see what the police do," says woman who posted video after shooting

Question: @placeholder on police shootings: 'This is not just a black issue'

Answer: Barack Obama

Question: @placeholder was not the girl's father, "but he raised her and took care of her as if she was his," she said.

Answer: Philando Castile

Question: She and @placeholder had just left the grocery store when they were pulled over.

Answer: Philando Castile


Goma, Democratic Republic Of The Congo (CNN) -- The Rwandan military and an allied rebel group massacred ethnic Hutus in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in the aftermath of genocide in Rwanda, says a leaked draft report commissioned by the United Nations. The report states that it is not making a definitive conclusion on whether the slayings in Congo amounted to genocide, and that a competent judiciary would have to try the cases. Commissioned by the office of the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights, the report says "tens of thousands" of Hutu civilians were slaughtered with knives, bludgeoned with hammers and burned alive as the Rwandan army and the Allied Democratic Liberation Forces swept across Congo -- then called Zaire -- leading to the toppling of dictator Mobutu Sese Seko.
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NEW: Rwanda slams the report as unfair and immoral
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It says Hutu civilians were slashed, bludgeoned and burned alive
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The majority of the victims were children, women and elderly people, it says

Question: "They died in the @placeholder, they died in other places."

Answer: Democratic Republic Of The Congo

Answer: Democratic Republic of the Congo

Answer: Congo

Answer: Congo

Answer: Zaire


Arsenal players are choosing to employ relatives as their agents after FIFA washed their hands of attempts to regulate middle-men. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain’s father Mark, the former England international, is acting as his representative since Alex split from Impact Sports Management, although Raheem Sterling’s adviser Aidy Ward is also involved. Calum Chambers is on the books of Cassius Sports Management, whose head of talent ID is his stepfather Steve Moss. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is represented by his father, former England international Mark Calum Chambers  is on the books at Cassius Sports Management; his stepfather works for the company too Danny Welbeck is looked after by his brothers Chris and Wayne
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Arsenal players are choosing to employ their relatives as agents
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FIFA have washed their hands of attempts to regulate middle-men
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Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Calum Chambers, Jack Wilshere, Kieran Gibbs and Danny Welbeck are among those to use the policy
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Liverpool club secretary Stuart Hayton is leaving Anfield after  two seasons

Question: The trend at @placeholder has coincided with the agency business being thrown into turmoil by FIFA passing the buck to national associations to officiate on agents from April 1.

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal


Andy Farrell is braced for an overhaul of England’s coaching staff but insists that whoever is in charge next year will have an easier job thanks to Stuart Lancaster. The defence coach was forced to deny last night that he has had a controlling influence on selection and strategy, over and above his head coach. He also had to fend off allegations that two unnamed England coaches broke regulations by confronting a match official in the tunnel at Twickenham at half-time during Saturday’s loss to Australia. That is now the subject of a World Rugby investigation and could lead to a fine.
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Andy Farrell denies having a controlling influence on England selection
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Defence coach heavily linked to shock recall of son Owen to fly-half
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Farrell defends record of head coach Stuart Lancaster as pressure grows
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'We have all been unanimous in selection and nothing has changed'
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Rugby World Cup 2015: CLICK HERE for all the latest news and more

Question: ‘@placeholder has put the graft in to lay solid foundations,’ he said.

Answer: Stuart Lancaster


Superfans of Ariana Grande have quickly forgiven her for contaminating donuts at a California bakery with her saliva, and are now rushing to the star's defense by licking their own donuts in solidarity. Nicknamed 'Arianators', her fans have been posting selfies on Instagram in which their tongues touch donuts, both real and of the emoji variety. Using the hashtag #lickdonutswithari, the  group of youngsters, most of whom are in their teens, is throwing their support behind the 22-year-old singer, in spite of her possibly criminal activity, by defiantly following her lead. About a week ago, the Love Me Harder singer was caught on camera at Wolfee Donuts in Lake Elsinore, California, with her back-up dancer boyfriend, Ricky Alvarez. Ariana quickly licked two donuts on  trays that had been set out on the counter, though she bought neither.
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Ariana, 22, nearly faced legal repercussions after surreptitiously licking donuts at a California bakery
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The dessert-tonguing incident was caught on the store's cameras
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After she was criticized and police launched an investigation, her fans began posting donut-licking selfies with the hashtag #lickdonutswithari

Question: Afterward, @placeholder lost a letter grade during a surprise health inspection, and Ariana publicly apologized for the incident.

Answer: Wolfee Donuts

Question: Afterward, Wolfee Donuts lost a letter grade during a surprise health inspection, and @placeholder publicly apologized for the incident.

Answer: Ariana Grande

Answer: Ariana

Answer: Ariana


The Copa America, which begins in Chile on Thursday night, is a showcase of the best South American talent, from Lionel Messi to Neymar to James Rodriguez. But what about those up-and-coming players hoping to make a name for themselves during the tournament? We take a look at 10 promising young stars to watch. It was what you might call a baptism of fire... AC Milan prodigy Gamarra, 18, was handed his international debut for Bolivia in their 5-0 thrashing at the hands of Argentina last weekend. Hopefully things will get better for the teenager, who joined Milan's academy last year and is described as the 'Bolivian Pirlo' because of his well-developed passing skills in central midfield.
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Copa America kicks-off in Chile on Thursday night
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Tournament is perfect chance for rising stars to boost their profile
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Man United's Angelo Henriquez will hope to impress for host nation
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Geferson, 21, is late call-up to Brazil squad after injury to Marcelo
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Sebastian Gamarra of Milan is described as the 'Bolivian Pirlo'
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CLICK HERE to read our ultimate preview of the Copa America

Question: The 21-year-old was called up to Dunga's squad as a replacement for the injured @placeholder, despite his only previously international experience coming for the Selecao's under 17 team.

Answer: Marcelo


A gambling addict has admitted strangling her 'uncle' at his own home during a crime spree she started in a bid to pay off her debts. Susan Warne, 41, murdered John Proctor at his property in Leiston, Suffolk on June 15. The 80-year-old, whose body was found at the foot of his stairs, had died from compression of the neck, Ipswich Crown Court heard. Mr Proctor was not Warne's blood relative but was a life-long friend of her family and was known as her 'uncle'. Warne, a supermarket cleaner, built up debts after becoming addicted to online bingo, it was said.
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Susan Warne admitted murdering John Proctor at his house in Suffolk
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80-year-old was found strangled at the foot of his stairs on June 15
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He was not a blood relative but was referred to by Warne as an 'uncle'
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Cleaner Warne built up debts after becoming addicted to online bingo

Question: He was hailed as a 'fabulous @placeholder character' who was loved by all the park staff.

Answer: Suffolk

Answer: Suffolk


Article Sponsored by Pimm's It's the oldest tennis tournament in the world and there have been no shortage of memorable moments since Wimbledon first flung open its doors in 1877. Fred Perry's 1936 victory and Andy Murray's 2013 triumph have both gone down in sporting history, as has John McEnroe's furious 1981 display and Jana Novotna's tears after losing the 1993 final. Just as memorable is the off-court action, whether a Royal Box that glitters with big names or a certain Mrs Murray declaring her lust for her son's opponent, as happened in 2011. As tennis fans prepare to crack open the Pimm's and ready the strawberries and cream, we cast a nostalgic eye back over the most momentous moments of the last 138 years.
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Memorable moments include Andy Murray's 2013 men's singles victory
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The 2014 final crowd had more celebs than an Oscars party
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Pat Cash's 1987 climb into the crowd caused uproar
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John McEnroe's 1981 meltdown arguably the best ever on-court tantrum

Question: @placeholder is no stranger to streakers, but in 1996, one lady surpassed herself by running out at the start of the men's singles final.

Answer: Wimbledon


For more than 30 years, Dan Dominguez helped operate the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station near San Diego. Now he's helping to button it up for good. Dominguez is one of nearly 600 people still working at the two-reactor plant, down from a work force of more than 1,500 when the plant was still running -- "all solid, middle-class jobs," he said. "A lot of them have already moved on," Dominguez said. They've gone to work for other U.S. nuclear plants, for conventionally fueled plants or other arms of the electrical power industry, he said. And a few have gone to work overseas, where other countries are building new nuclear plants.
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Cheap natural gas, Fukushima and no carbon limits hurt promised "nuclear renaissance"
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Five U.S. reactors are being built, but others are shutting down or being canceled
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The nuclear industry "got hit between the eyes," former NRC commissioner says

Question: But he also calls himself "a climate change guy," and said most of the 2,200 megawatts of electricity that @placeholder used to produce will now be replaced by carbon-emitting fossil fuel plants rather than renewable.

Answer: San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station


(CNN) On radio, most pundits and polls scored the September 26, 1960, debate between presidential candidates Richard M. Nixon and John F. Kennedy a draw, with some giving the Republican contender the edge. But on television, it was no contest. Throughout the 60-minute program set in a Chicago TV studio, the 43-year-old Kennedy "looked to be radiating health," said presidential historian Robert Gilbert. Kennedy wore a dark suit and had a wide smile and vivid tan. Nixon, on the other hand, appeared pale and a bit listless. He had just gotten out of the hospital, where he had lost weight after a knee injury. In a gray, ill-fitting suit and hastily added pancake makeup, Nixon looked -- even if he did not necessarily sound -- a pale shadow of the aggressive, composed senator from Massachusetts.
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The first televised U.S. presidential debate happened on September 26, 1960
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A youthful and healthy-looking JFK won the TV debate over Nixon
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About 40% of Americans tuned into the "Great Debates" of 1960 between Kennedy and Nixon

Question: Politicians, careful to avoid @placeholder's pitfalls, have stressed style as well as substance in recent decades, knowing that their words and actions not only will appear in newspaper accounts but will be repeated over and over in Americans' living rooms.

Answer: Richard M. Nixon

Answer: Nixon

Answer: Nixon

Answer: Nixon

Answer: Nixon


Washington (CNN) -- A 19-year-old Virginia teenager who says he was kidnapped and tortured by Kuwaiti authorities and placed on a "no-fly" list that prevented him from going home has returned to the United States and been reunited with his family. FBI agents questioned Gulet Mohamed after his plane landed at Dulles International Airport in suburban Washington early Friday, said his attorney, Gadeir Abbas. That questioning ended, and the teen was subsequently cleared through customs. Mohamed's family greeted him with balloons and a dozen roses. Mohamed's lawyers argued that as a U.S. citizen, Mohamed had a right to be in the United States, and that the government had provided no reason for including him on the no-fly list. Federal prosecutors later told a judge they were making arrangements to allow the teenager to return to the United States.
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NEW: Gulet Mohamed is questioned by FBI, met by family at Dulles International Airport
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Mohamed, 19, is suing the U.S. government over the alleged detention.
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Mohamed had been trapped in Kuwait for nearly a month
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Mohamed went to the Mideast to visit relatives and to learn Arabic, according to the lawsuit

Question: No-fly lists were set up to protect @placeholder against potential threats.

Answer: United States

Answer: U.S.

Answer: United States

Answer: United States

Answer: U.S.

Question: Mohamed was transferred to a deportation facility in @placeholder on December 28, the lawsuit says.

Answer: Kuwaiti

Answer: Kuwait

Question: According to the lawsuit, @placeholder officials told Mohamed's family they were holding him on behalf of the United States.

Answer: Kuwaiti

Answer: Kuwait

Question: According to the lawsuit, Kuwaiti officials told Mohamed's family they were holding him on behalf of the @placeholder.

Answer: United States

Answer: U.S.

Answer: United States

Answer: United States

Answer: U.S.


(CNN) -- Asiana Airlines Flight 214 was seconds away from landing when the passengers sensed something horribly amiss. The plane was approaching San Francisco International Airport under a beautifully clear sky, but it was flying low. Dangerously low. Benjamin Levy looked out the window from seat 30K and said he could see the water of the San Francisco Bay about 10 feet below. Even for an airport where landing strips run close to the water, the descent seemed alarming to the San Francisco man. "I don't see any runway, I just see water," Levy recalled. Further back in the Boeing 777, Xu Das had the same realization.
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Flight recorders have been found, the NTSB says
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Asiana identifies the two 16-year-old girls killed in the crash
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182 people were hospitalized, while 123 were uninjured
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Passengers say the plane's rear struck the edge of the runway

Question: Perhaps one of the reasons so many people survived Saturday's crash was because the @placeholder is built so that everybody can get off the plane within 90 seconds, even if half the doors are inoperable.

Answer: Boeing 777


(CNN) There's an entire chapter in Amelia Earhart's life that history ignores, says new research: The legendary American pilot died as a castaway, not in a plane crash. Earhart was the first woman to fly across the Atlantic. Her plane crashed into the Pacific Ocean while she attempted to circle the Earth. It was always assumed Earhart died in the crash and that her remains were lost to the deep waters. But now, the International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery (TIGHAR) reveals a new theory. The skeleton of a castaway found on the island of Nikumaroro, Kiribati, in 1940 may belong to Earhart.
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Skeleton of a castaway found in 1940 may belong to Earhart.
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She may have survived months in an island in the Pacific

Question: @placeholder has been trying to prove the bones uncovered belong to the American pilot since 1998.

Answer: TIGHAR


A Texas Christian University student has been disciplined after posting online comments seen as racially offensive about current events, including rioting in Baltimore and the rise of the Islamic State, according to TCU officials. TCU said Harry Vincent, a 19-year-old sophomore, violated two Student Code of Conduct provisions concerning 'infliction of bodily or emotional harm' and 'disorderly conduct' with his social media rants. As a result, Vincent has been suspended from all extracurricular activities for one year, such as college football games, and can no longer live on campus or use non-academic facilities, such as the cafeteria and recreational center.
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Harry Vincent, 19,  was placed on 'suspension in abeyance' for one year
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He can only attend classes at TCU and no extracurricular activities
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Also has to leave fraternity and perform 60 hours community service
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TCU says his tweets violated the university's behavioral standards
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One tweet described himself as 'almost as tan as a terrorist'
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Also used  Mexican slur 'beaner' and said Islam is 'not a religion of peace'

Question: In a separate tweet, he also described the @placeholder rioters has 'poor, uneducated druggy hoodrats'.

Answer: Baltimore


(CNN) Former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore is ending his long-shot bid for the Republican presidential nomination, he said Friday. Gilmore never had any momentum in the race, did not qualify for any of the Republican prime-time debates and also missed the cut for several of the undercard debates. He received only 12 votes in the Iowa caucuses, placing him dead last. He won 133 votes in the New Hampshire primary. My campaign was intended to offer the gubernatorial experience, with the track record of a true conservative, experienced in national security, to unite the party." Gilmore said in a statement. "My goal was to focus on the importance of this election as a real turning point, and to emphasize the dangers of continuing on a road that will further undermine America's economy and weaken our national security."
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Former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore is ending his long-shot bid for the Republican presidential nomination
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Gilmore never had any momentum in the race, did not qualify for any of the Republican prime-time debates and also missed the cut for several of the undercard debates

Question: "And, I will continue to do everything I can to ensure that our next President is a free enterprise @placeholder who will restore our nation to greatness and keep our citizens safe."

Answer: Republican

Answer: Republican

Answer: Republican

Answer: Republican


Samalut, Egypt (CNN) -- A policeman fatally shot a Christian man and wounded five other Christians Tuesday in an attack on a train in Egypt, officials said. The incident occurred at about 5 p.m. when a man walked onto the train, which was stopped in the station at Samalut, about 200 kilometers south of Cairo, said Maryanne Nabil Thaki, 29, one of the victims. She said she was seated with her sister, Maggie Nabil Thaki, 25, their 52-year-old mother, Sabah Sinot Suleiman, and Maggie's fiance, 26-year-old Ehab Ashraf Kamal. They were en route to Cairo to buy an engagement ring, Maggie Thaki said.
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NEW: Deputy policeman arrested in shootings
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Incident occurred Tuesday evening on a train south of Cairo
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Family was en route to Cairo to buy an engagement ring
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Relations between the Christian minority and Muslim majority within Egypt are tense

Question: All five were to be flown to @placeholder for further treatment, a hospital employee said.

Answer: Cairo

Answer: Cairo

Answer: Cairo

Answer: Cairo


(CNN) -- The United Arab Emirates will try 94 people on charges of seeking to seize power, the UAE's state news agency WAM reported Sunday. Most of them were detained in September and are only now being charged, CNN learned. "They launched, established and ran an organisation seeking to oppose the basic principles of the UAE system of governance and to seize power," Attorney General Salem Saeed Kubaish said in a statement published by WAM. Those arrested were sent to to the Federal Supreme Court. The group is apparently part of an organization that Kubaish said was established to teach the "virtues of Islam." It intended to take over the government and "oppose the basic principles of the system," he said.
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NEW: Most of the suspects were detained in September and are only now being charged
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Government accuses them of meeting in secret, using social media to stir unrest
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Some arrested are allegedly part of al-Islah; government links them to Muslim Brotherhood
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Some group members say they're activists, but distance themselves from other groups

Question: The detainees are also accused of receiving financial support and expertise from the @placeholder "to serve their undeclared goal of seizing power."

Answer: Muslim Brotherhood


(CNN) Ret. Vice Adm. Bob Harward turned down President Donald Trump's offer to be national security adviser Thursday, depriving the administration of a top candidate for a critical foreign policy post days after Trump fired Michael Flynn. Trump has since named Ret. Lt. Gen. Joseph Keith Kellogg, who worked under Flynn until the latter was asked to resign, as the acting national security adviser. Asked if there was a candidate for national security adviser in sight, a White House official told CNN, "Not that I'm aware of." "Since retiring, I have the opportunity to address financial and family issues that would have been challenging in this position," Harward said in a statement. "Like all service members understand, and live, this job requires 24 hours a day, 7 days a week focus and commitment to do it right. I currently could not make that commitment. My thoughts and prayers are with those that carry such heavy burdens and responsibility for taking care of our country's national security concerns. God bless this great country of ours."
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A friend of Harward's said he was reluctant to take the job because the White House seems so chaotic
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Earlier this week, Trump fired Michael Flynn as national security adviser

Question: @placeholder called the offer a "s*** sandwich," the friend said.

Answer: Bob Harward

Answer: Harward

Answer: Harward


(CNN) Jeannette Frescas was not concerned about the Thomas Fire until the massive blaze reached her neighborhood in Ventura, California. "At midnight, I woke up with a flashlight in my face," Frescas told CNN affiliate KEYT. "I looked out my window and there were flames that were like, a hundred feet, all around us." Like many residents, Frescas was caught off guard by the fire that has roared across Southern California for 13 days. She's one of tens of thousands of residents who piled into cars and fled as ferocious winds drove the third-largest blaze in modern state history through Ventura and Santa Barbara counties.
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Thomas Fire is the third-largest wildfire in California history
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It has burned 270,000 acres and is still growing

Question: • In the record books: The @placeholder, which burned 270,00 acres, was 45% contained Sunday evening.

Answer: Thomas Fire

Answer: Thomas Fire


(CNN) He's the eccentric doctor immortalized in the Netflix documentary Icarus, the whistleblower who exposed what a leading report called a doping "cover-up that operated on an unprecedented scale" in Russia. Now Dr. Grigory Rodchenkov is urging Russia to "do the right thing" and admit it. Russia has consistently denied the claims of Rodchenkov -- the former head of Moscow's anti-doping laboratory -- which formed the basis of the 2016 McLaren Report's conclusions that more than 1,000 athletes benefited from a systematic doping program between 2011 and 2015. The Russian ministry for sport continues to reject the report's findings, though an International Olympic Committee (IOC) panel has, this week, banned a further eight Russian athletes over cheating at the 2014 Sochi Winter Games, taking the total number to 22.
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Rodchenkov's evidence backed by International Olympic Committee
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Eight more Russian athletes banned for life over doping at Sochi 2014
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Russia denies allegations of systematic doping

Question: "The time has come for Russia to do the right thing and admit its past transgressions for the benefit of @placeholder sport.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia


Leigh Griffiths has expressed his disappointment that Celtic will not be facing Rangers in next season's Scottish Premiership but insists the Ibrox club can have no complaints. The Hoops' traditional rivals imploded spectacularly in their top-flight play-off against Motherwell, their 3-0 defeat at Fir Park on Sunday making it a comprehensive and embarrassing 6-1 defeat on aggregate. It was widely believed that the Govan club would come through the leagues unhindered after they re-emerged in the bottom tier of Scottish football years three years ago following their descent into administration and liquidation. However, while the Light Blues are consigned to the Scottish Championship for another season at least, Griffiths stressed that the Parkhead side will carry on regardless and look to build on four successive title wins.
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Leigh Griffiths bemoans the lack of a league Old Firm clash next campaign
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Rangers will have to wait at least another season to re-join the SPL
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Celtic have not played Rangers in the Scottish top flight since 2012

Question: 'We can only beat who is in front of us, whether it was @placeholder or Motherwell.

Answer: Rangers

Answer: Rangers

Answer: Rangers


Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (CNN) Ash Khare came to America from India with two bachelor's degrees, $8 in his pocket and a dream -- the American dream. This year, he has a chance to realize that dream in an important way. A chance he could have never imagined growing up as a poor child in India. A chance he is proud of, he says with tears welling up in his eyes. Ash Khare is one of the 538 people who make up the Electoral College who today will cast their votes for president. Khare arrived in America in 1969 on a scholarship to Stevens Institute of Technology in New Jersey. He was 21 years old. At the time, India was a closed economy and Khare was a young man with drive and smarts, but no connections.
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Khare is one of Pennsylvania's 20 electors
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He's received thousands of letters asking him not to vote for Trump

Question: They all had one simple directive: Do not vote for @placeholder.

Answer: Trump

Question: Some of the missives came in Christmas cards, one came with a picture of a family saying they were afraid of @placeholder.

Answer: Trump


Comet lander Philae may be sitting on an object teeming with alien microbial life, according to two leading astronomers. Distinct features of the comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, such as its organic-rich black crust, are best explained by the presence of living organisms beneath an icy surface, they claim. The experts go as far as to suggest the comet is more hospitable to life than the Earth's polar regions. Rosetta, the European space craft orbiting the comet, is also said to have detected strange 'clusters' of organic material that look suspiciously like viral particles. But neither Rosetta nor its lander are equipped to search for direct evidence of life after a proposal to include this in the mission was allegedly laughed out of court.
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Leading space experts say comet may be capable of housing microbial life
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Even suggest comet is more hospitable to life than Earth's polar regions
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Calculate that its distinct feature point to presence of living organisms
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Professors plan to include life-detecting device on lander was laughed at

Question: 'Five hundred years ago it was a struggle to have people accept that the @placeholder was not the centre of the universe.

Answer: Earth

Answer: Earth


Washington (CNN) Blackwater founder Erik Prince testified to House lawmakers that he met the head of a Russian investment fund earlier this year -- but he insisted it was not part of an effort to set up a Russian backchannel with the Trump administration, multiple sources told CNN. In private testimony Thursday, Prince informed the House Intelligence Committee that he met in the Seychelles with Kirill Dmitriev, who is the chief executive of the state-run Russian Direct Investment Fund, at the request of the United Arab Emirates to discuss business opportunities. The meeting on the island in the Indian Ocean, he said, lasted roughly 20 minutes after dinner over a beer.
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Prince informed the House Intelligence Committee that he met in the Seychelles with Kirill Dmitriev
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Dmitriev is the chief executive of the state-run Russian Direct Investment Fund

Question: He denied any wrongdoing and anyone on @placeholder's team asked him to take the meeting.

Answer: Trump


An African American teenager who was shot by a police officer in the back because his friend was holding a toy gun is suing Los Angeles for $20 million. Jamar Nicholson, 15, and his friends were hanging out in an alleyway in South L.A. before school on February 10 when two police officers working for the LAPD's criminal gang-homicide unit approached the boys with their guns drawn. The LA Times reports that one of the teenagers was holding a toy gun that the officers thought was real and  it prompted the officers to fire. Suing LA for millions: Jamar Nicholson (left) and his friend Jason Huerta (right), who stand solemnly in the alleyway where Nicholson was shot, are suing the city of Los Angeles for $20 million
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Jamar Nicholson, 15, was shot in the back by officer Miguel Gutierrez on February 10 because his friend was holding a toy gun
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Nicholson and his friend Jason Huerta, 17, are suing the city of Los Angeles for $20m
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Officer Miguel Gutierrez who shot Nicholson has returned to duty but the incident is under investigation

Question: The @placeholder says that at 7.45am on February 10, officers saw a teen holding what appeared to be a gun and they claim they told him to drop it.

Answer: LAPD


Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs has won its second appeal over the so-called 'big tax case' involving payments to former Rangers employees. Judges in the Inner House of the Court of Session allowed an appeal by the Advocate General for Scotland, acting on behalf of HMRC, over the use of the now-outlawed Employee Benefit Trusts during the first decade of the century by companies run by Sir David Murray, including the now-liquidated Rangers. The court ruling, summarised on the Judiciary of Scotland website, agreed with HMRC's contention that the scheme amounted to 'a mere redirection of earnings which did not remove the liability of employees to income tax'.
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The HMRC appealed over the use of the now-outlawed Employee Benefit Trusts during the noughties by companies run by Sir David Murray
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HMRC's contention was that the scheme amounted to 'a mere redirection of earnings which did not remove the liability of employees to income tax'
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The court ruling agreed but the decision does not affect the current regime

Question: An HMRC spokesperson said: '@placeholder has a responsibility to make sure people pay what they owe and will always challenge tax arrangements where we do not think they work.

Answer: HMRC

Answer: HMRC

Answer: HMRC

Answer: HMRC


(CNN) -- Hero pilot Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger on Tuesday joined the opposition to heightened airport security procedures that critics have called invasive and intrusive. Sullenberger, who landed a crippled US Airways jet on the Hudson River last year, said the use of full-body pat-downs and advanced imaging scanners for airline personnel "just isn't an efficient use of our resources." Federal transport authorities say the machines are both safe and a necessary security precaution, especially following recent airline terrorism attempts. Sullenberger argued that transport authorities should trust pilots and flight attendants because "we're trusted partners" who are already "thoroughly screened."
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NEW: Civil liberties group files suit against Napolitano, Pistole
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NEW: Pistole praises work of TSA employees, pleads with public to work with screeners
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Rep. John Mica sent a letter to aviation authorities discussing airport privatization
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A public interest research group said it is suing DHS over scanner information

Question: But some passengers and pilots have expressed objections to @placeholder's too-close-for-comfort pat-downs.

Answer: TSA


Washington (CNN) Former Bush administration official Carlos Gutierrez says he will be voting for Hillary Clinton, calling Donald Trump's economic policies a "disaster." The former commerce secretary under President George W. Bush said he looked at the "totality" of the choice between the two candidates and decided on Clinton. "I have one resume here for Donald Trump, I have one resume here for Hillary Clinton, and I've chosen this resume," Gutierrez said, indicating Clinton. "I think this person, Hillary Clinton, is the best for the country. I'm not thinking about (it as) a Republican, I'm thinking about (it as) a US citizen. I think at some point, you have to put the party aside and say what's best for the country? I don't want to live in a society that I think Donald Trump will create."
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Gutierrez said Clinton would "make a darned good president"
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The Republican is a proponent of free trade, something Trump has been strongly against

Question: Gutierrez added: "I haven't heard an economic concept come out of @placeholder's mouth except for protectionism and lower taxes.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


Washington (CNN) The GOP has a serious case of the June jitters. The cause? A presumptive presidential nominee whose standing with key voting blocs -- and in key battleground states -- is in decline and who has failed to deliver on frequent promises to follow a somewhat more traditional campaign course. The worries were deepening even before the Orlando nightclub tragedy and have grown more profound since, as veteran Republican officials in Washington and around the country talk not only about Donald Trump's recent troubles as a candidate but the potential, in their view, for a damaging "Trump effect" on other Republican candidates.
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The worries were deepening even before the Orlando nightclub tragedy and have grown more profound since
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GOP officials talk not only about Trump's recent troubles but the potential for a damaging "Trump effect"

Question: But they are worried nonetheless, readily conceding that if @placeholder loses their state by more than 3 to 5 five points it will be difficult for the incumbent not to get swept away.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Trump's @placeholder response adds to the focus and discipline worries

Answer: Orlando

Answer: Orlando

Question: "Never @placeholder" could not find a credible conservative third-party challenger.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Donald Trump is officially a $10 billion man. That's the bottom line in his personal financial disclosure, which he filed on Wednesday with the Federal Election Commission. HIs campaign did not immediately make the complete filing available but claimed in a statement that 'as of this date, Mr. Trump's net worth is in excess of TEN BILLION DOLLARS.' He earned $362 million dollars last year, according to the campaign, not including dividends, interest, capital gains, rents and royalties. The FEC's website does not yet have a copy of the full disclosure available for download, and a Trump spokesperson declined to provide a copy to DailyMail.com independently.
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Filing with the Federal Election Commission means the real estate titan is eligible to participate in debates
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Passed on the chance for two 45-day extensions and filed on time
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Income last year was $362 million, NOT including dividends, interest, capital gains, rents and royalties
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Trump got more than $213 million in compensation during 14 seasons of 'The Apprentice' on NBC
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Campaign won't release a copy of the financial disclosure even though the FEC says it can do so on its own

Question: The @placeholder campaign did provide a one-page summary of the billionaire's investment portfolio, which is remarkably modest for a man of his means.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Washington (CNN) Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are better at beating themselves than each other. They're not just the most unpopular presidential nominees in recent memory: In the epic drama of the 2016 election, they're also tarnished heroes who are perpetually humbled by their own self-defeating flaws. The rivals, playing out their tragicomic duel on the grandest electoral stage, are like two Shakespearean protagonists falling prey to hubris, the excessive pride that can make a politician believe the rules that govern normal mortals do not apply to them. Clinton's penchant for secrecy and distaste for disclosure have been the common theme in the deepest morasses of her long political career. Trump's overwhelming ego and self-obsession are at the root of the most damaging controversies that have raged around his wild presidential campaign.
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Right now, it's Clinton who's struggling
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Trump, however, is also a master of self-immolation

Question: Since he descended the golden escalator in Trump Tower last year to jump into the race, it's been all about @placeholder: his wealth, how smart he is, which famous people he knows, and -- until his fortunes took a dive -- his poll numbers.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Photos of US ambassador to South Korea Mark Lippert meeting with the country's leaders have emerged for the first time since the envoy was attacked by a knife-wielding pro-North Korean activist. Lippert is recovering at Severance Hospital in Seoul, and was able to meet with US Navy Admiral James Winnefeld as well as members of South Korea's ruling and opposition parties. Police are charging the activist, Kim Ki-jong, 55, with murder after he slashed the ambassador while screaming demands for Korean reunification. The attack Thursday on Lippert, at a forum about reunification, prompted rival North Korea to gloat about 'knife slashes of justice,' that left deep gashes and damaged the ambassador's tendons and nerves.
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Ambassador Mark Lippert injured in a surprise attack at a breakfast meeting
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Kim Ki-jong, a 55-year-old anti-US activist, was immediately arrested
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Police seeking three charges in attack, including attempted murder
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Doubts over whether he carried out attack alone or was part of conspiracy
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Kim has visited North Korea several times and had books from the country
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Lippert needed 80 stitches for slash to his face and may have nerve damage
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He could be discharged from hospital Wednesday after stitches removed

Question: Stained: Police say the ambassador was about to make a speech when @placeholder pushed him from behind and then started slashing him with a knife.

Answer: Kim Ki-jong

Answer: Kim Ki-jong

Answer: Kim

Question: @placeholder is well-known among police and activists as one of a hard-core group of protesters willing to use violence to highlight their causes.

Answer: Kim Ki-jong

Answer: Kim Ki-jong

Answer: Kim


A father faces felony charges for bring home an injured eight-inch alligator for his son to nurse back to health. After finding the alligator being attacked by a bird, Kevin Gill, from Naples, Florida, told WBBH that he thought his 13-year-old son could care for the reptile while learning about gators. But when Collier County deputies were serving a search warrant on the family's home for an unrelated issue, they came across the baby gator - and told Gill it was illegal. Scroll down for video Arrest: Kevin Gill, pictured in a mug shot, left, was arrested after deputies found he had a small alligator inside his Florida home. He had found the injured gator and given it to his son, right, to nurse back to health
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Kevin Gill, 45, found an injured gator and took it to his home in Naples, Florida for his son to nurse back to health
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But when officers were serving a search warrant on the family's home for an unrelated issue, they found the gator and arrested Gill
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Anyone who wants to own an alligator in Florida must complete 1,000 hours of training - regardless of the reptile's size

Question: Home: The alligator was kept in this tank in the family's @placeholder home after they found it outside

Answer: Naples

Answer: Naples


(CNN) Since the presidential election, pundits have struggled to explain Donald Trump's upset win. Liberal columnists are united in shock that so many people voted for a man who inflamed racial, ethnic and religious tensions, insulted and mistreated women, and was deemed temperamentally unfit to be president, even by many of his supporters. Conservatives are divided. Conservative columnist Ross Douthat bemoans the "crude genius" that has brought America to the brink of "catastrophe." House Speaker Paul Ryan, who repeatedly denounced Trump during the campaign, now hails Trump's election as a sign that Americans have repudiated "failed liberal progressive policies." But the biggest debates swirl around Trump's appeal to working-class whites. And this appeal represents something far more complicated than either side admits.
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This was Hillary Clinton's election to lose, says Stephanie Coontz
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Democrat was unable to convince voters she was a defender of those left behind, Coontz says

Question: As a recent CNN poll shows, white working-class and rural voters without a college degree are not the poorest of @placeholder, but they are the most pessimistic about their future prospects.

Answer: America

Answer: Americans

Question: In the 1950s and 1960s, young people didn't have to leave for college, move to another state, or join the military, putting their lives at risk (in sharp contrast to most of their more educated or affluent fellow @placeholder), in order to find a job that paid enough to raise a family.

Answer: America

Answer: Americans


Google has unveiled a tiny HDMI dongle that can turn any TV into a fully fledged computer. Called the Chromebit, it uses Google's Chrome OS. It contains a fully featured PC which uses the  TV as its display, and wirelessly connects to a keyboard and mouse using bluetooth. Scroll down for video The new Chromebit will go on sale later this year from laptop maker Asus This chromebit has a HDMI port at one end which swivels so it can easily be plugged in. It also contains: Rockchip 3288 SoC processor 2GB of RAM 16GB of eMMC memory,
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Computer contains a HDMI port allowing it to be plugged straight into a TV
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Runs Google's ChromeOS software
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Firm also revealed two new laptops costing just $149

Question: Various PC manufacturers have been working with Google to design lightweight laptops running on the @placeholder operating system since 2011.

Answer: Chrome OS.


Smiling sweetly for the camera, this is Susan Berman as she looked when she met the man who would become her lifelong friend - and alleged killer - Robert Durst. Three decades after these happy photos were taken she was murdered in cold blood - a crime for which her University of California pal Durst has now been charged. These never-before-seen student photos of Susan obtained exclusively by Daily Mail Online were taken at UCLA, where the pair met. Durst, now 71, was sensationally charged with the writer's murder last Saturday - the day before his shocking 'confession' to the killing aired in HBO documentary The Jinx.
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Susan Berman became friends with eccentric real estate heir Robert Durst when they both studied at UCLA
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She was found gunned down at her Beverly Hills home on Christmas Eve 2000 - a crime for which Durst has now been arrested
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Her cousin Deni Marcus is first family member to speak since dramatic arrest and tells Daily Mail Online: 'I really want justice to prevail.'
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Berman pictured as a sorority member and graduate of UCLA where she studied after both her parents' death
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Friend from the time says she believes Durst and Berman bonded over both being orphans

Question: @placeholder had been his close friend and acted as his spokesman in the wake of the disappearance of his wife in 1982.

Answer: Susan Berman

Answer: Susan

Answer: Susan Berman

Answer: Berman

Answer: Berman

Question: Deni added that the family are grateful to HBO for bringing the world's attention to @placeholder's brutal murder.

Answer: Susan Berman

Answer: Susan

Answer: Susan Berman

Answer: Berman

Answer: Berman


The grandmother to the young Australian boy who was infamously pictured holding a severed head in Syria, says it was an act his terrorist father Khaled Sharrouf would have encouraged the then nine-year-old to undertake. Karen Nettleton told The Australian of her fears about the psychological effects the incident may have had on her grandson Abdullah as he is known to be a 'clean freak' who was fond of clean clothes. The chilling photo was posted online by Sharrouf in August last year with the caption 'that's my boy'. It showed his son using both hands to hoist a decapitated head up  in the northern Syrian city of Raqqa.
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Karen Nettleton believes terrorist Khaled Sharrouf encouraged her grandson to hold a severed head in Syria
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The grandmother to the young boy, Abdullah, says her grandson is known to be a 'clean freak'
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She has told of her reaction when she first saw the chilling image of her grandson last year
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It shows the then nine-year-old using both hands to hoist a decapitated head up
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The mother-in-law of Sharrouf has begged the prime minister to help bring her grandchildren home

Question: Some months back @placeholder's car was blown up, resulting in the death of the family inside, including a mother and children.

Answer: Khaled Sharrouf

Answer: Sharrouf

Answer: Khaled Sharrouf

Answer: Sharrouf

Question: With the deaths of Mohamed Elomar and likely @placeholder, my daughter and grandchildren more than ever need the love and care of their family to help them recover from the trauma, abuse and terrors of war they have experienced.

Answer: Khaled Sharrouf

Answer: Sharrouf

Answer: Khaled Sharrouf

Answer: Sharrouf

Question: She said she would consider the return of @placeholder's family only after his death was confirmed.

Answer: Khaled Sharrouf

Answer: Sharrouf

Answer: Khaled Sharrouf

Answer: Sharrouf

Question: In contrast to Zaynab's reaction, @placeholder's father-in-law welcomed reports that his daughter's husband has been killed.

Answer: Khaled Sharrouf

Answer: Sharrouf

Answer: Khaled Sharrouf

Answer: Sharrouf

Question: Elomar and @placeholder were two of the most wanted Australian men fighting with the extremist group.

Answer: Khaled Sharrouf

Answer: Sharrouf

Answer: Khaled Sharrouf

Answer: Sharrouf


Jay Z launched a stream of tweets defending his premium music streaming app Tidal after the service, launched last month, was described as a flop. His social media diatribe comes as reports claim that Tidal is being sabotaged by rivals as it attempts to take business away from more-established music outlets such as Spotify and Apple. 'We may not be perfect - but we are determined,' he said while claiming that there are 'many big companies that are spending millions on a smear campaign'. 'We are here for the long haul,' the rapper and businessman tweeted in a string of 'stream of consciousness' messages.
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Rapper says that his streaming service is 'here for the long haul'
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Report claims that app is being affected by delays from Apple, which is launching its own music service this summer
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Jay Z claims that Tidal already has more than 700,000 subscribers
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App purchasing data shows that it has fallen out of top 750 downloads

Question: Several artists have publicly criticized the roll-out, saying that @placeholder made it seem as if some of the world's biggest musicians wanted more money.

Answer: Jay Z

Answer: Jay Z


Bernard Foley broke Scottish hearts with a penalty in the dying moments at Twickenham to send Australia through to a semi-final against Argentina after what was quite possibly the greatest World Cup match ever. Scotland thought they had done the impossible when Mark Bennett's intercept-try put them ahead with just minutes left but it was not to be for this brilliant young side Vern Cotter has created. But my goodness can their nation be proud. The penalty itself, for accidental offside, was harsh. As was this defeat. Foley, England's executioner  two weeks ago, was far from his best but as with all world-class players, the game always seems to revolve around him. Cotter will have been furious with how his side started the match. A silly infringement at the ruck from their kick-off allowed the Wallabies early territory and Adam Ashley-Cooper scored as a direct result of that minutes later.
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Australia left it late to beat Scotland in their Rugby World Cup quarter-final encounter at Twickenham
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Bernard Foley broke Scottish hearts with a penalty in the last minute to secure a 35-34 victory for Australia
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Adam Ashley-Cooper scored the first try of the match with an easy finish after excellent work from Tevita Kuridrani
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Greig Laidlaw penalty put Scotland back in the game before Peter Horne gave the underdogs the lead
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Another Laidlaw penalty made it 13-5 but Drew Mitchell responded with try for Australia to close the gap to three
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Ashley-Cooper was denied a second try when referee Craig Joubert adjudged there to have been a knock-on
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Jon Welsh conceded a late penalty as Foley kicked the decisive three points to break Scottish hearts  at the death
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Australia 35-34 Scotland: CLICK HERE for a minute-by-minute on how Australia reached the World Cup semi-finals

Question: Foley should have scored himself but went for an unnecessary offload with the try-line at his mercy, but the Scots never cleared their lines and Ashley-@placeholder was put over in the corner for his 34th try in 112 Tests after Tevita Kuridrani had stepped inside to break the Scottish line.

Answer: Cooper

Answer: Cooper

Answer: Cooper

Question: Australia soon rumbled over for their fifth try through Kuridrani but Laidlaw got @placeholder to within a score with another penalty.

Answer: Scotland

Answer: Scotland

Answer: Scotland

Answer: Scotland