(CNN) One of the nation's most influential domestic policy groups said Thursday that the health care bill making its way through Congress would put the cost of insurance far out of reach for many more Americans. "This will make health care less secure and less affordable," said Nancy LeaMond, AARP's executive vice president. "No one believes the current health care system is perfect, but the American Health Care Act is not the answer." The AARP, which supported Obamacare, sent a critical letter to Congress on Tuesday (PDF). Among other issues, the group does not like the part of the bill that changes the ratio for what insurance companies can charge customers based on age.
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AARP estimates older people would pay significantly more than they do now
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The influential group doesn't believe more young people would enter the market
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A conservative seniors group is in favor of the legislation and its offer of patient choice

Question: For someone making $25,000 a year, premiums could go up to $7,000 a year, according to the @placeholder's analysis.

Answer: AARP

Answer: AARP

Answer: AARP


Bangkok, Thailand (CNN) -- The grandson of the creator of Red Bull energy drink allegedly crashed his Ferrari into a Thai police officer, killing him, and then fled the scene, Bangkok police said Monday. The controversy over the arrest of Vorayud Yoovidhaya, 27, who is a prominent member of one of Thailand's richest families, resulted in the suspension of a police officer accused of having another person pretend to have been driving Yoovidhaya's car. Police Sgt. Major Wichien Klanprasert was responding to a robbery call when his motorcycle was hit by what a witness described as a black sports car at 5 a.m., according to Bangkok Police Maj. Gen. Parinya Jansuriya.
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Vorayud Yoovidhaya, 27, is a prominent member of one of Thailand's richest families
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Police Sgt. Major Wichien Klanprasert was responding to a robbery when his bike was hit
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Yoovidhaya claimed he was suddenly cut off by the police motorcycle, police say
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Yoovidhaya's grandfather teamed with an Austrian businessman to create Red Bull

Question: Dozens of police surrounded the mansion before entering with a search warrant, where they found a badly damaged black @placeholder.

Answer: Ferrari


Sandra Malcolm's body was discovered at her home in Cape Town, South Africa A British ex-pat has been found hacked to death at her home in South Africa, it has emerged today. Sandra Malcolm's body was found at her Cape Town home by her grandson who reportedly climbed through a window when nobody answered the door. Reports in South Africa suggest the 74-year-old's attackers had mutilated her - although police have yet to confirm this. Mrs Malcolm, originally from Dundee in Scotland, was found on Sunday morning at the Capri Mews complex in the Marina Da Gama area of the city.
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Reports suggest Sandra Malcolm's body was mutilated by her attackers
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Pensioner, originally from Dundee, was found at her home in Cape Town
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Her grandson made the discovery after climbing through a window when nobody answered the door

Question: Police in @placeholder declined to comment on the circumstances of her death but said a post-mortem will be conducted to determine the exact cause of death.

Answer: Cape Town

Answer: Cape Town

Answer: Cape Town


Zlatan Ibrahimovic and David Beckham could be set to join forces for the third time with the PSG striker being lined up for the former England captain's MLS franchise in Miami, according to reports. The Sweden international is out of contract at the French champions at the end of the current season and it remains unclear that he will extend his stay in Paris. Beckham's plans create a new Major League Soccer team in Miami, Florida have stalled because of struggles finding a suitable site to build a home stadium. French daily sport newspaper L'Equipe are reporting on Wednesday morning that Beckham is hoping to tempt Ibrahimovic to the Sunshine State in the twilight of his playing career.
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David Beckham is the owner of a proposed new MLS franchise in Miami
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He is hoping to have the team ready to compete for the 2018 season
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But has been hampered by difficulties over finding a suitable stadium site
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Beckham wants Zlatan Ibrahimovic to join him, according to reports
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Ibrahimovic's PSG contract expires at the end of the current season
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Beckham and Ibrahimovic played together at AC Milan and PSG

Question: If all goes to plan the franchise could enter MLS at the start of the 2018 season, which would mean @placeholder will have to wait 18 months before joining the club.

Answer: Zlatan Ibrahimovic

Answer: Ibrahimovic

Answer: Zlatan Ibrahimovic

Answer: Ibrahimovic

Answer: Ibrahimovic


(CNN) In just one week, Zika cases in Singapore have gone from zero to 258, raising concerns about a potential rapid surge in cases across Asia. A recent study estimates that roughly 2.6 billion people in the region and Africa could be at risk of contracting the virus, which has been linked to the neurological disorder microcephaly in unborn babies. It's not yet clear why Zika has spread so suddenly in Singapore. Many of the cases are thought to be locally-transmitted by the Aedes aegypti mosquito. On Saturday, Singapore's Ministry of Health said analysis of two cases found they had likely evolved from a strain of Zika that was already circulating in Southeast Asia. Malaysia confirmed its first case of Zika infection in a 58-year-old woman -- who had visited her daughter in Singapore -- on September 1. The country reported its first locally-transmitted case on September 3, with authorities expecting more to come.
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Surge in Zika cases in Singapore has raised concerns in the region
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A new study shows that 2.6 billion people across Asia and Africa could be at risk

Question: "When you have high populations of people and mosquitoes, it's a good recipe for both dengue and @placeholder to spread," he added.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Question: Khan wants his team's research to help governments with less-developed infrastructures and fewer health facilities to be able to deploy their resources effectively if they ever had to face a @placeholder epidemic.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Question: "It's also a call to the broader international community to say that assistance is need to address @placeholder as a global epidemic," he said.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika


(CNN) Earlier this week, a Russian Orthodox cleric investigating the 1918 assassination of Czar Nicholas II and his family raised the possibility that it was a "ritual murder." To many observers, that statement might sound strange, but more or less inoffensive. To Jews, however, it raised the haunting specter of "blood libel," a pernicious and long-lasting lie about Jews murdering Christian children and using their blood in religious rituals. "The ritual murder charge, coming from a Russian Orthodox priest, gives undeserved credence to a core anti-Semitism myth long propagated by fringe elements in Russian society," said David Harris, CEO of the American Jewish Committee, "and, more generally, fits into the incendiary conspiracy theories connecting Jews to every calamity known to humankind."
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Author takes on one of the common myths of "blood libel"
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She says people in power spread such lies, not angry mobs

Question: Used for hundreds of years as a pretext to torture, imprison and kill @placeholder, the "blood libel" myth may be the worst religious lie in circulation, but it is far from the only one

Answer: Jews

Answer: Jews

Answer: Jews


A set of never-before-seen photos of the Kennedy family, which features images of former President John F. Kennedy, his wife Jacqueline and their two children, will be put up for auction this week. The 79 candid images were previously owned by the family’s nanny Maud Shaw, who watched the couple's children Caroline and John F. Kennedy Jr. for seven years, much of which was spent in the White House. The pictures, along with a custom-made maternity dress the First Lady wore while pregnant with John in 1960, are being sold as one lot by Nate D. Sanders Auctions on Thursday, June 25, and offer a rare and unique glimpse into the private lives of the former first family.
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The candid images were owned by the family nanny Maud Shaw, who watched the Kennedy children from 1957 to 1965
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The lot of 79 photos, a maternity dress worn by Jackie and an autographed copy of Maud's memoir go under the hammer on Thursday
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Maud famously looked after Caroline and John F. Kennedy Jr. after their father was assassinated in 1963

Question: While the origin of the dress is unknown, Jackie hired fashion designer Oleg Cassini in 1960 to create an original wardrobe for her as @placeholder.

Answer: First Lady


A Muslim businessman who repeatedly raped his victim before threatening to kill her father if she refused to be his wife has become the first person in Britain to be prosecuted under new forced marriage laws. In the landmark case, the 34-year-old man from Cardiff, described as 'arrogant, manipulative and devious', was jailed for 16 years for making a 25-year-old woman marry him under duress. Merthyr Crown Court heard how the man, who was already married, developed an 'irrational obsession' with his victim. The first time that he raped her, the man lured her to his home under the false pretense of a get-together with friends.
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34-year-old, who cannot be identified, repeatedly raped 25-year-old woman
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He secretly filmed her showering and threatened to make footage public
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Man, who was also married, developed 'irrational obsession' with his victim
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He has been jailed for 16 years at Cardiff Crown Court for seven charges including forced marriage, rape and bigamy

Question: We hope that today's sentence sends a strong message that forced marriage will not be tolerated in today's @placeholder.

Answer: Britain


(CNN) -- A 14-year-old autistic Michigan girl whose mother allegedly tried to poison her with carbon monoxide in a murder-suicide attempt is recovering well, authorities said Tuesday. Isabelle Stapleton is "awake" and "responding," according to Sara Swanson, Benzie County prosecuting attorney, after being in critical care for carbon monoxide poisoning following a grisly incident last week in which her mother allegedly attempted to take both of their lives. "Her condition has continued to improve every day" since the weekend, Swanson said. On the evening of September 3, Kelli Stapleton and her daughter were transported to hospitals for treatment of carbon monoxide poisoning after police discovered them unconscious inside their family vehicle in a wooded area, according to Sgt. Malcolm Irwin of Michigan State Police.
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Isabelle Stapleton, 14, was found with her mother in a car with charcoal grills burning
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Authorities say the mother was trying to kill both the autistic girl and herself
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The mother had blogged that she was suffering "a severe case of battle fatigue"

Question: She is being held without bail and is to appear in court on September 16 for a preliminary examination, according to @placeholder.

Answer: Sara Swanson

Answer: Swanson


Britain's most senior female bishop, who is to become the first to sit in the House of Lords, has said God should not be referred to as specifically male. Bishop of Gloucester Rachel Treweek, 52, who is to be inaugurated in Parliament tomorrow and recently refused the title of 'right reverend father', said: 'God is not to be seen as male. God is god.' The bishop said God should not be gendered and said while she knowns many will disagree, she believes the Church of England should use both male and female pronouns when referring to God Treweek, who is one of just six female bishops in the Church of England, said she chooses not say 'he' or 'she', but instead uses 'God', although she admitted she does occasionally forget.
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Bishop of Gloucester Rachel Treweek will join House of Lords tomorrow
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She will be first female Bishop to be inaugurated as one of Lords Spiritual
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In interview 52-year-old said: 'God is not to be seen as male. God is god'

Question: The bishop told the newspaper: 'In the creation narratives, we're told that @placeholder created human beings in God's likeness, and then it goes on to talk about male and female.

Answer: God

Answer: God

Answer: God

Answer: God

Answer: God

Answer: God


(CNN) The headlines about football players and chronic traumatic encephalopathy - commonly known as CTE -  seem endless. The most recent diagnosis of the neurodegenerative brain disease was given to former New England Patriot Aaron Hernandez. But one of the biggest obstacles in understanding CTE has been the inability to diagnose it in the living. New research released Tuesday may make that possible. Published in the journal PLOS One, researchers have found a protein that can be a marker of this devastating disease. "This is something new," said Dr. Ann McKee, a neuropathologist and senior author of the study. McKee has performed many of the high profile diagnoses of CTE among former pro-football players and is director of the Boston University CTE Center.
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Researchers believe a protein called CCL11 could be a marker for CTE
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Study results still need to be repeated and tested in living people

Question: While Omalu was cautiously optimistic about the development, he also noted that @placeholder isn't unique to the brain disease.

Answer: CCL11


An alleged American paedophile who has been on the run from the FBI since 2007 has been found leading a double life in a quiet country village. Roger Giese, 40, fled the US eight years ago just as he was about to stand trial charged with sexually abusing a boy of between 13 and 14 years of age from 1998 until 2002. The former choir master disappeared after allegedly draining his then wife Kjersti Giese’s bank account. Since then, he has been a target of the FBI’s wanted list. Now Giese has been exposed as leading a secret life in the village of Broughton, Hampshire, under a fake name - and even works for a PR company serving the likes of travel company Thomas Cook.
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Roger Giese, 40, fled US eight years ago before child sex abuse trial began
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On FBI's wanted list for allegedly committing ‘lewd acts’ with child
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Former choir master disappeared after allegedly draining wife's account
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Now emerged he's living secret life in Hampshire village of Broughton

Question: A mother of one, who lives near @placeholder in Broughton, Hants, said he used to help set up the family film night once a month.

Answer: Roger Giese

Answer: Kjersti Giese

Answer: Giese

Answer: Roger Giese


(CNN) Tweet by tweet, Donald Trump could undermine the GOP's efforts to close the gender gap, a strategy that is critical to the party's hopes of retaking the White House in November. Miffed that an anti-Trump super PAC targeted his wife by using a racy photo of her, Trump has gone after Ted Cruz's wife, upending the conventional rules of what's acceptable in presidential politics. He posted on Twitter Tuesday that he would "spill the beans" on Heidi Cruz, a former Goldman Sachs executive. And he re-tweeted an unflattering photo late Wednesday of Heidi Cruz next to his wife that was captioned "a picture is worth a thousand words."
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Trump has posted controversial tweets about Ted Cruz's wife
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Tweets are latest salvo in a string of messy dust-ups between Trump and prominent women

Question: Critics could have plenty of material if they aim to portray @placeholder as the newest leader in the so-called "war on women."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: @placeholder's supporters have argued that Trump is an equal opportunity insulter, attacking men and women alike over their looks.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Trump's supporters have argued that @placeholder is an equal opportunity insulter, attacking men and women alike over their looks.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: In the near term, closing that gap could be one way for @placeholder to boost his chances of slowing Trump's march to the 1,237 delegates he needs to win the party nomination.

Answer: Ted Cruz

Question: In the near term, closing that gap could be one way for Cruz to boost his chances of slowing @placeholder's march to the 1,237 delegates he needs to win the party nomination.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


A 36-year-old wife who walked out on her husband after just eight months is now marrying his 74-year-old father. Liza Goddard, of Grimsby, divorced Jason Harwood, 35, in 2003, after a short-lived marriage which broke down in less than one year. But she is now set to become her ex-husband's stepmother after becoming engaged to Jason's father John, who is nearly 40 years her senior. Jason had become suspicious of his father and his wife after the trio lived together in the pensioner's bedsit in Slough, Berkshire. But Jason only found out about the secret affair after he visited his father to congratulate him on the news of his engagement. His father then revealed that his fiancée was his son's ex-wife.
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Liza Goddard, from Grimsby, divorced husband Jason Harwood in 2003
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Couple had lived with Jason's father John until his son kicked him out
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Jason discovered affair after he went to congratulate father on engagement
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Distraught Jason, 35, said: 'She is going from my ex-wife to my stepmum'

Question: Unemployed Jason told how, ten minutes later, Ms @placeholder waltzed into his father's home in Grimbsy and said: 'You'd better get used to the idea of me being your stepmum.'

Answer: Liza Goddard

Question: He claims that he then saw @placeholder in bed with no knickers on while his father was sat in a nearby chair with his flies undone.

Answer: Liza Goddard


Nowshera, Pakistan (CNN) -- The start of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan coincided in Pakistan on Wednesday with the nation's worst natural disaster, the staggering scope of human suffering revealing itself in wretched ways. From the Swat Valley in the north to Sindh province in the south, as many as 15 million Pakistanis have been affected by torrential monsoon rains that have washed away villages and bloated rivers, authorities said Wednesday. Pakistan's representative to the United Nations said many people have not yet grasped the massive scale of Pakistan's suffering and warned it could still get worse because of ongoing rain.
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The death toll now tops 1,313, Pakistani authorities say
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The U.N. launches a flash appeal for $460 million in aid
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Pakistanis face soaring food costs and long-term shortages
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The Taliban tell people to reject U.S. aid

Question: The back-breaking clean-up tasks will be hard, too, because of @placeholder fasting.

Answer: Ramadan

Question: The money will enable @placeholder organizations, international partners and NGOs to partner with the Pakistani government to address emergency needs of flood-affected families, Holmes says.

Answer: United Nations

Answer: U.N.


Reigning US Open Champion Marin Cilic is already looking ahead to Wimbledon and eyeing his next Grand Slam title. ‘Wimbledon is the first tournament I’ve got my eye on,’ said Cilic, who lost to Juan Monaco on Saturday night in Indian Wells in his first match of the year after a shoulder injury. ‘I’m going to try to peak my form for Wimbledon time.’ The world No 10 believes that the grass court credentials of his coach Goran Ivanisevic, who won the title in 2001, can help him conquer SW19. Marin Cilic was upset by Juan Monaco in the second round of the BNP Paribas Open in California
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Marin Cilic is chasing a second grand slam title at Wimbledon this year
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Croatian ace is coached by former SW19 champion Goran Ivanisevic
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World No 10 was dumped out of the BNP Paribas Open, Indian Wells

Question: ‘I believe having @placeholder in my corner, who has been known in history as one of the best grass court players ever, is a big plus.

Answer: Goran Ivanisevic

Answer: Goran Ivanisevic


Are the wheels falling off at Chelsea? Jose Mourinho's side haven't won a football match since their post-season tour clash against Sydney FC on June 2. And, to add to the complications, axed team doctor Eva Carneiro is due back at the club's Cobham HQ on Monday after her tumultuous week. Their winless pre-season raised a few eyebrows. Their toothless Community Shield defeat to Arsenal raised the alarm bells. The opening day home draw against Swansea underlined the club's issues. Now, after Sunday's pummelling at Manchester City, the champions are on the brink of a crisis. The good news for Mourinho is that there's still 36 league games to go. But are the mounting problems at Stamford Bridge that easily fixed?
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Chelsea suffered a 3-0 defeat at the hands of title rivals Manchester City
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Blues manager Jose Mourinho has fallen out with doctor Eva Carneiro
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Champions have failed to strengthen their squad significantly this summer
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Captain John Terry was substituted for tactical reasons at the Etihad
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Diego Costa's hamstring troubles continue to be a concern for Mourinho
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Diego Costa's death stare: Chelsea wildman tries to intimidate Fernandinho
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It's not too late to sign up to MailOnline's new Fantasy Football game

Question: This isn't the first time @placeholder and Abramovich haven't seen eye-to-eye; we know how that ended up.

Answer: Jose Mourinho

Answer: Mourinho

Answer: Jose Mourinho

Answer: Mourinho


A Minneapolis police officer helped a homeless couple get married after the couple had been turned away from multiple churches in the area. David Daughtery was able to marry the love of his life, Jennifer Williams in a small ceremony at a Father Hennepin Park in Minnesota on Friday with the help of Sgt Katie Blackwell. 'I know that both of you have been tested with many hardships along the way but your love remained strong,' Sgt Blackwell said. Daughtery, who has been living with Williams  in a tent under a bridge in St Paul, Minnesota, met Blackwell three years ago when he was recognized for by the Minneapolis Police Department after he helped catch a group of young people who were stealing phones.
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David Daughtery married Jessica Williams in Father Hennepin Park Friday
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Minneapolis police sgt Katie Blackwell was ordained online and helped the couple exchange vows and rings
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Daughtery was honored by Minneapolis police three years ago for helping them catch young people who were stealing phones
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The newlyweds now hope to move out of their tent into a family shelter

Question: 'They really didn't care about our situation or anything,' @placeholder told CBS.

Answer: David Daughtery

Answer: Daughtery

Answer: David Daughtery

Answer: Daughtery

Question: 'It makes me feel good that @placeholder once helped us on the police department, and I can help him out,' Blackwell told CBS.

Answer: David Daughtery

Answer: David Daughtery


Since leaving Australia to join ISIS in Syria, Khaled Sharrouf has beheaded suspected spies,  married his 13-year-old daughter off to a fellow fighter and shared gruesome images of his seven-year-old son holding a severed human head. The depraved jihadi used his brother's passport to fly to the Middle East in 2013 with his 'best friend' Mohammed Elomar who later married - and possibly impregnated - his daughter Zaynab. His wife Tara Nettleton and their five children followed him to the war-torn country in February last year. They are now in the middle of a fierce national debate as to whether they should be allowed to return home.
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Khaled Sharrouf left Australia to join ISIS in Syria with Mohammed Elomar
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Then married his 13-year-old daughter Zaynab off to his fellow jihadi fighter
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Jihadi shared image of his then-seven-year-old son holding severed head
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Sharrouf and Elomar are accused of beheading Iraqis, raping Yazidi slaves

Question: Tara Nettleton contacted her mother after @placeholder's engagement to say: 'Mum I'm really sorry that you had to find out like this, I didn't want to tell you at all because I knew you would be very upset and angry.

Answer: Zaynab

Answer: Zaynab

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: Khaled Sharrouf

Answer: Sharrouf


(CNN) -- The Florida Supreme Court ruled Friday that Gov. Rick Scott can reject $2.4 billion in federal money that would have funded a proposed high-speed rail system in the state. The governor had made clear that he would reject the money, but two state senators -- a Democrat and Republican -- took him to court over that decision. They argued that he would overstep his executive authority and violate Florida's constitution if he did not accept the money, but the state's high court disagreed. The court decision clears the way for Scott's administration to focus on projects other than high-speed rail, the governor's spokesman, Brian Burgess said.
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Florida Supreme Court rules that Gov. Rick Scott can reject federal funding
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U.S. Transportation Secretary said he knows other states want the extra funds
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Florida's governor says the $2.4 billion could be better used for other projects
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Gov. Rick Scott says cost overruns are a major concern, along with operating costs

Question: "Our taxpayers aren't going to take the risk of the cost overrun of building it," according to @placeholder, who said the tab for the project could total $3 billion.

Answer: Rick Scott

Answer: Scott

Answer: Rick Scott

Answer: Rick Scott


(CNN) Prepare to say goodbye to Cassini. In the early morning hours of September 15, NASA's 13-year mission exploring Saturn and its moons will come to an end as the spacecraft deliberately dives into Saturn's atmosphere and plunges itself into the planet. Even then, Cassini will transmit new data about the planet's composition as long as its antenna remains pointed toward Earth, with the assist from small thrusters. No spacecraft has ever been so close to Saturn. "You can think of Cassini as the first Saturn probe," said Linda Spilker, Cassini project scientist. The Ion and Neutral Mass Spectrometer will act as the "nose" of the spacecraft, directly sampling the composition and structure of the atmosphere -- something that can't be done from orbit, said Hunter Waite, team lead for the spectrometer.
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The NASA Cassini mission ends Friday after 13 years observing the Saturn system
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Cassini data has revealed groundbreaking discoveries about Saturn and its moons

Question: While many other options were considered -- such as "parking" the spacecraft in orbit around @placeholder -- they didn't want to risk Cassini colliding with any of Saturn's moons.

Answer: Saturn

Answer: Saturn

Answer: Saturn

Answer: Saturn

Answer: Saturn

Answer: Saturn


President Barack Obama read 'Mean Tweets' on ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live last night, but he was unfazed. After enduring the routine — in which celebrities read hostile Twitter comments about themselves — Obama told Kimmel: 'You should see what the Senate says about me.' The president also joked about the perks and restrictions he faces, revealing that he's not allowed to use cellphones that have recorders in them. (Hence his ever-present BlackBerry.) He also noted he can visit the dentist in the White House basement, but doesn't text and can't drive. Late-night appearance: Secret Service agents stand by as President Obama chats with Jimmy Kimmel during a break in  the show on which he appeared on Thursday night
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Obama swung by Jimmy Kimmel Live while  in LA for Democrat fundraiser
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President read out harsh jibes during the show's Mean Tweets segment
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One joked: 'How do you make Obama's eyes light up? Shine a flashlight in his ears'
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President reveals he's not allowed to use most smart phones or drive a car
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He branded gunmen who shot two police officers in Ferguson 'criminals'

Question: @placeholder asked if that was because you need a birth certificate to get a driver's license.

Answer: Kimmel

Answer: Jimmy Kimmel

Question: Obama was the first sitting president ever to appear on @placeholder's long-running show

Answer: Kimmel

Answer: Jimmy Kimmel


Slim, blonde and clad in a figure-hugging pink dress, 32-year-old housewife Natalie Richardson wouldn't look out of place in Essex's infamous Sugar Hut nightclub. But while Richardson might resemble the stars of The Only Way Is Essex, this millionaire housewife lives in glitzy Marbella and revels in the nickname of 'Marbie Barbie'. A former glamour model who spent her early twenties raking in tabloid cash from a series of kiss and tells on the likes of Calum Best, Richardson is now set for another crack at fame - this time as the star of a new reality TV show called Life on Marbs.
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Natalie Richardson, 32, lives in Marbella with her millionaire husband
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Says she expects to be hated by viewers jealous of her deluxe lifestyle
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Mother-of-two says she would never have married someone poor
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She used to be a glamour model and sold kiss and tells to tabloids
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Celebrity ex-boyfriends include Leonardo DiCaprio and Calum Best
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Life on Marbs starts on the 22nd July on ITV Be

Question: 'I've stayed in touch with @placeholder so I am sure he will be happy.

Answer: Calum Best


A court clerk claims she was forced to perform sexual acts on a judge for five years - and when she tried to end it after her only son died he threatened to fire her. Martha Kibler, who waived her right to anonymity, said Justice of the Peace Russ Casey physically abused her on a regular basis, often 'while he was wearing his judicial robe'. As evidence, the Tarrant County, Texas mom, has included a semen-stained dress with her testimony. According to the lawsuit, obtained by NBC, Kibler started working for Casey in 2007, and the abuse began in December, 2009. It stretched until August, 2014, when she reported the abuse to the county.
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Martha Kibler, a 22-year court employee, 'was abused for five years'
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She claims Judge Russ Casey forced her to perform oral sex and sex
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He 'threatened her job on a daily basis and wore his robe during sex acts'
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Despite reporting him to HR Kibler was told 'nothing could be done'
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She has filed a case against him including 'dress stained with his semen'

Question: Between December 2009 and August 5, 2014, @placeholder allegedly performed oral sex at least 20 times, and the pair had sex twice but 'never kissed on the lips'.

Answer: Martha Kibler

Answer: Kibler

Answer: Martha Kibler

Answer: HR Kibler

Question: The suit states that @placeholder was the sole provider for her family, and feared repercussions if she took a stand.

Answer: Martha Kibler

Answer: Kibler

Answer: Martha Kibler

Answer: HR Kibler


(CNN) -- A federal court on Wednesday struck down two provisions of the Patriot Act dealing with searches and intelligence gathering, saying they violate the Fourth Amendment protection against unreasonable searches and seizures with regard to criminal prosecutions. "It is critical that we, as a democratic nation, pay close attention to traditional Fourth Amendment principles," wrote Judge Ann Aiken of the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon in her 44-page decision. "The Fourth Amendment has served this nation well for 220 years, through many other perils." The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court of Review, set up to review wiretap applications in intelligence cases under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or FISA, "holds that the Constitution need not control the conduct of criminal surveillance in the United States," Aiken wrote.
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Judge: Search warrants issued without showing probable cause
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Attorney seeks ruling after being wrongly linked to '04 Madrid train bombing
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His suit says secret searches of house, office violated Fourth Amendment rights
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As part of suit settlement, he retained right to challenge parts of Patriot Act

Question: Aiken ruled that FISA, as amended by the Patriot Act, permits the government to conduct surveillance and searches targeting @placeholder without satisfying the probable-cause standard in the Fourth Amendment.

Answer: United States

Question: Aiken ruled that FISA, as amended by the Patriot Act, permits the government to conduct surveillance and searches targeting Americans without satisfying the probable-cause standard in the @placeholder.

Answer: Fourth Amendment

Answer: Fourth Amendment

Answer: Fourth Amendment

Answer: Fourth Amendment


(CNN) The year: 2019. The mission: Send combat forces into space to save the world from potential Star Wars. The crew to get the job done: the United States Space Corps. A Congressional committee is proposing that the US armed forces add a new military branch that would, quite literally, send soldiers out of this world. The crew of real-life Buzz Lightyears is described in the National Defense Authorization Act, which is now headed to the full House for a vote. There isn't usually anything extraordinary about the NDAA, which every year lays out military spending. But this time, the House Armed Services Committee voted 60 to 1 in favor of a bill that would, among many other things, create the first new branch of the armed forces since the Air Force's founding in 1947.
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The US Space Corps would be a "combat-ready space force"
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The full House is now set to consider the bill that proposes it

Question: Senior @placeholder officials see the proposed corps as an unnecessary change in the force's existing space efforts.

Answer: Air Force


(CNN) California is one step closer to making prison time mandatory for anyone convicted of sexually assaulting a person who is unconscious or too intoxicated to consent -- a measure inspired by former Stanford University student Brock Turner's sentence. AB 2888 passed the state Assembly Monday by a unanimous 66-0 vote. It is headed to Gov. Jerry Brown's desk. Lawmakers proposed the measure in June in response to the outcome in the former Stanford swimmer's trial. Turner was sentenced to six months in jail and three years of probation for sexually assaulting a 23-year-old unconscious woman in 2015 behind a trash bin on the university's campus. Critics condemned the sentence from Santa Clara County Judge Aaron Persky as too lenient, leading to efforts to recall Persky and change sentencing laws for sexual assault.
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Bill proposes prison sentences in cases where victim is unconscious or intoxicated
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It now goes to Gov. Jerry Brown
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Turner is set to be released on Friday

Question: She described the traumatic and humiliating experience of enduring an hourslong forensic exam for sexual assault, urging @placeholder to hand down the maximum sentence.

Answer: Aaron Persky

Answer: Persky


(CNN) -- It's normally a story of man versus beast -- but in this case the man is a three-year-old girl, and her wild encounter is thrilling online viewers around the world. The video shows young New Zealander Sofia Walker facing off with a large lion on a viewing platform while visiting the Wellington Zoo with her family last week. Malik the lion had just been given his breakfast when he noticed Sofia pressing up against the viewing glass. The big cat then twitches, glares and growls at the young girl just inches away from her face, before abruptly standing up on its hind legs and violently pawing the separating glass.
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Video shows young New Zealand girl facing off with a large lion called Malik
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The big cat glares and growls at the young girl just inches away from her face
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Zoo keeper: Malik is a huge and 'dark-natured' lion who is 'quite stroppy'

Question: Instead she continues the face-off, only to see @placeholder again attack the glass.

Answer: Malik

Answer: Malik

Answer: Malik

Question: @placeholder's father wasn't completely sure why the incident took place, but was prepared to offer two explanations.

Answer: Sofia


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

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

Answer: Supreme Court

Answer: United States Supreme Court

Answer: Supreme Court


(CNN) A man who caused a disturbance aboard an American Airlines flight from Los Angeles to Honolulu on Friday was detained and will likely face charges, an FBI special agent said. The man, identified as Anil Tuvanc Uskanli -- a Turkish national born in 1991-- was subdued by crew members and passengers, including an off-duty Los Angeles police officer. He is expected to face federal charges for interference with a flight crew, FBI special agent Paul Delacourt told reporters. Investigators are still trying to determine the motive behind the disturbance. Allison Forburger, who lives in Hawaii, where she works for the Navy, said the man was moving toward the first-class section of the cabin with a blanket over his head when a flight attendant directed him to stop.
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Man likely to face federal charges after disturbance aboard Los Angeles-Honolulu flight
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A passenger says the man was stopped trying to get into first class

Question: The incidents is still under investigation but officials said there were not other threats to the @placeholder or any other aircraft.

Answer: American Airlines

Question: Earlier, the man, who purchased his ticket around midnight, had an encounter with airport personnel at the airport in @placeholder, an official briefed on the incident told CNN.

Answer: Los Angeles

Answer: Los Angeles

Answer: Los Angeles


A female fan who was snapped with a huge packet of Doritos on the front row of the fan queue at last week's London premiere of the new Hunger Games is amazed by the flurry of comical messages on Twitter. Clearly taking a cue from the film's title, 16-year-old Lena Vankeyenberg from Tienen, near Leuven in Belgium, decided to bring the tortilla chips along while waiting to catch a glimpse of the stars of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 on Thursday evening. Lena told FEMAIL that she'd brought them along after hearing in an interview  that 'cool original' was actress Jennifer Lawrence's favourite flavour of the popular snack.
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Lena Vankeyenberg, 16, from Belgium was pictured with a large blue bag of tortilla chips at London premiere of Mockingjay – Part 2
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Teen had brought the chips for her idol Jennifer Lawrence, who likes them
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Jokers on Twitter quickly reacted, saying the fan 'won the night'
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Vankeyenberg still has the snack and is hoping to present them to J-Law

Question: 'I just want to meet @placeholder and give the doritos to her...I still have them.'

Answer: Jennifer Lawrence

Answer: Jennifer Lawrence


Chris Robshaw is facing the prospect of showdown talks with new England head coach Eddie Jones, who is seeking an inspirational captain in the Richie McCaw mould. When the Australian was unveiled amid great fanfare at Twickenham on Friday, he set his stall out to start his regime with a clean slate in the aftermath of the Stuart Lancaster era which ended in World Cup failure. Jones was highly critical of Robshaw, the Harlequins flanker, when writing exclusively for Sportsmail during the tournament. But on Friday he said: 'I was a newspaper columnist - I was being a bit naughty. I have to sit down with Chris. Everyone is starting on zero. He's got a nice cafe in Winchester. I might grab him for a coffee down there.'
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Eddie Jones said all players are starting on zero when his tenure begins
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The Australian said he wanted a captain in the style of Richie McCaw
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He previous stated Chris Robshaw was 'a 6.5 at best', not an openside
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Jones said he would meet with Robshaw as a first order of business

Question: Though his comments do not completely close the door on @placeholder's international career, it's clear the Australian will be looking for a breakdown specialist at No 7...

Answer: Chris Robshaw

Answer: Robshaw

Answer: Chris Robshaw

Answer: Robshaw


NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH, Massachusetts (CNN) -- Ron Hassell stares at one really worn-out brown leather loafer. Ron Hassell has seen his share of heels. And soles. His grandfather taught him the shoe-repair trade. "This is a shoe I don't want to tackle," he grimaces as his finger traces holes on the bottom. "I tried to talk the guy out of fixing it, believe it or not." The cobbler grabs a tool to rip off the entire sole. "Some guys get a favorite pair of shoes. ... as you can tell, this guy wore this one to death." He brings one of the shoes to a grinder that files down the last of the old sole and heel. "It'll look brand new when I'm done," Hassell says.
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Shoe-repair business is a trade and a tradition in small Massachusetts shop
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Repairman cites economic downturn as factor in current uptick in his trade
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It's far more economical to have shoes repaired rather than buying new ones
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Some customers have been coming to shoe-repair shop for years

Question: She looks back at @placeholder and says, "Don't go out of business, now!"

Answer: Ron Hassell

Answer: Ron Hassell

Answer: Hassell


If you've ever hit send on an email only to realise you've sent it to the wrong person, you'll know the feeling of dread that hits the pit of your stomach. But thankfully, for Gmail users at least, there is now a solution to spare any future blushes. Google has made its 'Undo Send' tool an official and permanent feature nearly six years since it launched as an experiment in Gmail Labs. To enable the feature, Gmail users can click the cog icon from their inbox and choose Settings. From there, under the General tab, they tick the 'Enable Undo Send' box and set the cancellation period.
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The feature was previously only available in Gmail Labs and the Inbox app
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Google has now added it to Settings menu of the desktop version of Gmail
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Once enabled, people can add up to a 30-second delay to sent messages
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Clicking 'Undo' within the set time prevents the message being delivered

Question: Google added the feature to @placeholder - a scheme the firm describes as 'some crazy experimental stuff' - in March 2009.

Answer: Gmail

Answer: Gmail Labs

Answer: Gmail

Answer: Gmail Labs

Answer: Gmail


Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) A German nun known as "Pakistan's Mother Teresa" is to be buried Saturday in a state funeral in the port city of Karachi -- a first for a Christian woman in the predominantly Muslim country. Ruth Katherina Martha Pfau died August 10 after dedicating more than half a century to working to eradicate leprosy, tuberculosis and other diseases in Pakistan. She was 87. In a statement released on her death, Pakistani Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi praised Pfao for her "selfless and unmatched services for the eradication of leprosy" in his country and that through her years of service, Pfau proved that "humanity knows no boundaries."
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Ruth Pfau worked for decades to eradicate leprosy in Pakistan
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Pakistan's national flag will fly at half-staff in her honor

Question: That dedication to heal brought @placeholder honors from all over the world, including from Pakistan, her adopted homeland.

Answer: Ruth Katherina Martha Pfau

Answer: Pfao

Answer: Pfau

Answer: Ruth Pfau


Rudy Gestede was aiming for Premier League glory when he started cultivating his dreadlock hairstyle — now the Aston Villa striker is faced with an entirely different sort of dread. Less than three months after heading the winner on his Villa debut in the season curtain-raiser at Bournemouth, 27-year-old Gestede and Villa are bottom of the table and minus a permanent manager after the sacking of Tim Sherwood. Caretaker boss Kevin MacDonald takes charge of Villa at Tottenham on Monday night with Frenchman Remi Garde close to signing a three-and-a-half-year deal to replace Sherwood. Villa and MacDonald desperately need the dreadlocked Gestede to use his aerial power to arrest the slide which has brought no wins in the last nine games.
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Aston Villa signed Rudy Gestede for £6m from Blackburn this summer
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The 27-year-old striker has become an instant hit with Villa fans
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Gestede scored the winner on his debut against Bournemouth
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He achieved cult popularity with a goal against rivals Birmingham
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Gestede insists that he is ready to help Villa avoid relegation this season and won't compare himself to his predecessor Christian Benteke

Question: I was in touch with a few other clubs but when @placeholder came it was an obvious choice.

Answer: Aston Villa

Answer: Villa

Answer: Villa

Answer: Villa

Answer: Villa

Answer: Aston Villa

Answer: Villa

Answer: Villa


One of them was the £5million schoolboy at the centre of a hostile tapping-up storm, one was the winner of reality-television show Football Icon, while the other was billed as the next John Terry. Michael Woods, Carl Magnay and Harry Worley were team-mates at Chelsea under Jose Mourinho. Eight years on and they are back in blue, reunited at League Two Hartlepool. On Tuesday night, they take on Premier League Bournemouth in the Capital One Cup. Of the three, only Woods made a senior breakthrough at Chelsea, Mourinho making him the fourth youngest player in the club's history when he replaced Ashley Cole during an FA Cup tie against Macclesfield aged 16 years and 275 days.
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Michael Woods, Carl Magnay and Harry Worley all spent time with Chelsea
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The Hartlepool trio are preparing for a League Cup clash with Bournemouth
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Woods was signed from Leeds but injuries wrecked his career at Chelsea
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Magnay won TV show Football Icon and spent five years in west London
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Chelsea spent £150,000 on Worley but he is now playing for his 11th club
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It's not too late to sign up for MailOnline's Fantasy Football game

Question: After avoiding relegation from @placeholder last season, Hartlepool have made a good start and are currently fifth.

Answer: League Two

Question: After avoiding relegation from League Two last season, @placeholder have made a good start and are currently fifth.

Answer: Hartlepool

Answer: Hartlepool


(CNN) After more than five years of touting "birther" conspiracy theories, Donald Trump on Friday finally conceded a simple truth: "President Barack Obama was born in the United States." He did not apologize or speak to his own role in spreading the falsehood, which many people see as an attempt to undermine the legitimacy of America's first black president. Instead, Trump offered a curt admission tainted by yet another demonstrably false charge: that Hillary Clinton and her 2008 primary campaign "started" the racially charged smear. Both FactCheck.org (working with CNN's Jake Tapper) and PolitiFact have refuted the suggestion on multiple occasions. But the revisionist telling that Clinton was somehow involved persists, thanks in large part to Trump. He has peddled it for years and is now promoting it to deflect attention from his own leading role in advancing the lie.
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Trump offered a curt admission tainted by yet another demonstrably false charge
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Here's a look at the underlying disputes

Question: During their primary battle and shortly thereafter, before @placeholder nominated her to be secretary of state, Hillary Clinton mostly faced questions about Obama's faith.

Answer: Barack Obama

Question: During their primary battle and shortly thereafter, before Obama nominated her to be secretary of state, @placeholder mostly faced questions about Obama's faith.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Question: The same survey found that 61% of @placeholder's own supporters did not subscribe to birther rumors, so the campaign likely considered that it had more to gain than to lose by dropping this as a wedge issue in his race against Clinton.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Manchester City are growing increasingly impatient in their pursuit of Raheem Sterling and are ready to focus their attentions on nailing other targets. Liverpool are likely to reject City's latest offer of £35million which includes an additional £5m in trophy-related add-ons. City are understood to be reluctant to increase their offer, though could make one last bid to the tune of £40m straight cash with reduced add-ons - the maximum amount they are willing to pay for Sterling. They need to bring in more English players and are preparing a move for Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere, as Sportsmail exclusively revealed earlier this year.
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Jack Wilshere is being monitored by Manchester City this summer
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City need to bring in more English players to boost their quota
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Raheem Sterling tops the wanted list but Liverpool are standing firm
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Patrick Roberts and Fabian Delph are also on the City wishlist
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City also want Paul Pogba - the France and Juventus midfielder
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Liverpool are yet to give City a reply after they bid for Sterling
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Transfer news: CLICK HERE for all the latest

Question: City still have a strong interest in Paul Pogba and will accelerate their interest in the @placeholder star in the coming days while Kevin de Bruyne at Wolfsburg remains a target.

Answer: Juventus

Question: Wilshere's career at @placeholder has been hampered by injury and controversy.

Answer: Arsenal


Istanbul (CNN) Dramatic scenes unfolded Tuesday as Turkish police raided a television news station that had been ordered off the air by emergency decree. The raid on Istanbul-based IMC TV, an opposition-affiliated, pro-Kurdish channel, came as the station was reporting on the government's closure of another television channel. Turkish authorities cut IMC's transmission in the middle of the broadcast. "Free media will not be silenced," IMC staff chanted as authorities entered the control room, ordering journalists to stop broadcasting scenes from the raid on their social media accounts. IMC is one of the largest of the 20 television and radio stations ordered off air by Turkish authorities on Friday on the grounds that they broadcast "terrorist propaganda."
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The station was one of 20 ordered shut by emergency decree last week
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Turkey has suspended about 18% of the national police force for alleged Gulenist links

Question: @placeholder declared a state of emergency in the wake of a failed coup on July 15, and has since pursued a sweeping purge, dismissing more than 81,000 people in various institutions -- including the armed forces, the police, the education system, the media and the judiciary -- who were perceived as opposed to the government.

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkey


(CNN) A US Army soldier accused of supporting ISIS kissed and posed next to the terror group's flag, photos released by the US attorney's office in Honolulu show. Ikaika Erik Kang, 34, was arrested Saturday and charged with "providing material support" to ISIS, the FBI said. The photos were presented as evidence during a bail hearing Thursday in Honolulu. A federal judge ruled that Kang would remain in custody without bail following a request by federal officials. Prosecutors argued Kang could pose a danger to the community and that he is a substantial flight risk, CNN affiliate KHON-TV in Honolulu reported.
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Ikaika Erik Kang will remain in custody without bail, judge rules
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His military record show he served in both Iraq and Afghanistan

Question: The @placeholder said it believed he was a "lone actor."

Answer: FBI


(CNN) When Donald Trump's first wife Ivana Trump seemingly joked about being "first lady" ahead of her newly-released memoir, current First Lady Melania Trump did not find it funny. "There is clearly no substance to this statement from an ex, this is unfortunately only attention-seeking and self-serving noise," Melania said in a shockingly sharply worded statement from her spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham. Melania, Grisham said, plans to use her title and role to help children, "not sell books." Ivana and President Trump divorced 25 years ago. What good does it do to pick a fight with the mother of the President's three eldest children, one of whom, Ivanka, is a top White House aide with a West Wing office?
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Kate Andersen Brower: Ivana Trump goaded Melania Trump and Melania reacted with an uncharacteristically sharp statement
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Instead of reacting with anger, Melania should take a page from Nancy Reagan's book and should be more discreet, Brower writes

Question: The fact that Ronald Reagan did not speak about his divorce publicly made it easier for @placeholder, as she recalled in her memoir.

Answer: Nancy Reagan


(CNN) President Obama should pardon Chelsea Manning and Edward Snowden before President-elect Trump takes office and makes two internationally embarrassing situations worse. In a 2013 article for The National Law Journal, I argued that neither Manning nor Snowden was a hero, and both deserved prosecution. But times have changed, and the leakers deserve pardons before Trump is sworn in. Manning has served more than six years of an excessive thirty-year sentence. Throughout her incarceration, the federal government has proven itself unequipped to humanely incarcerate a transgender woman -- even as the Obama administration has reformed military policies to be more inclusive of transgender people and attempted to advance LGBT rights abroad.
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Alagood: Even if Manning and Snowden don't deserve pardons, the US deserves to be free from the international embarrassment caused by the two cases

Question: To be fair, @placeholder dumped government files onto the web without filters or redactions.

Answer: Chelsea Manning

Answer: Manning

Answer: Manning

Answer: Manning

Question: @placeholder and his appointees are likely to inflame the situation and make Snowden an even more sympathetic character.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) The news that former FBI director James Comey wrote in a memo that President Donald Trump asked him, in February, to stop investigating national security adviser Mike Flynn has sent shockwaves through Washington. It comes amid Trump's worst week in politics, and that's saying a lot. After many months of shocking and aweing the nation, the President is finally doing something that seemed impossible -- he is threatening to crack the Republican firewall on Capitol Hill that has done more than anything else to protect him. In general, House and Senate Republicans have stood firm as Trump has issued controversial statements and provoked international tensions. They have given him the benefit of the doubt, hoping that even though the President's first 100 days lacked any significant legislative accomplishments, the second hundred might allow the GOP to finally make progress on their agenda after eight long years in the wilderness.
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Julian Zelizer: This has been Trump's worst week and it's shaken GOP lawmakers' wall of support for him
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GOP's legislative agenda languishes as lawmakers fear Trump's actions could harm their own election prospects, Zelizer says

Question: For all the talk about populism and his maverick appeal, the heart and soul of @placeholder's survival has been the power of partisanship.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) Oregonians are set to be the first ones in the United States to witness the solar eclipse and some have paid a whopping $2,000 for a simple luxury: unobstructed views. In an auction, 30 bidders paid $500 a night instead of the standard $28 to camp at a state park in Oregon during the "Great American Eclipse" weekend. What's with all the hype? On August 21, the day will turn into night. Just like in a sci-fi movie, shadows will cover America and people will turn their heads to the sky. It's been 99 years since a total solar eclipse crossed the US from the Pacific to the Atlantic. For those wondering, and before you turn to Google, that means that the moon will pass between the sun and the Earth.
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Total solar eclipse will cross the United States on August 21
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People paid an average of $500 a day for a $28 campground

Question: A total of $60,000 was raised in the auction and it will go to a fund that supports outdoor educational programs and an initiative to increase access to @placeholder's parks by undersserved communities, the parks foundation said.

Answer: Oregonians

Answer: Oregon


(CNN) After a devastating coral die-off, campaigners in Australia had been expecting the Great Barrier Reef to slip onto UNESCO's "List of World Heritage in Danger." However, the World Heritage Committee opted not to include it during its annual meeting in Poland, a move praised by the Australian government as a "big win," but condemned by campaigners as "farcical." UNESCO's List of World Heritage in Danger has 55 entries, which include natural wonders and man-made sites. Jerusalem's Old City was added in 1982, and Aleppo, the Syrian city bombarded by air strikes, made the list in 2013. In a draft document later adopted without debate, the World Heritage Committee noted with "serious concern" coral bleaching along the Great Barrier Reef, and asked for an overall report on the state of conservation by December 2019.
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UNESCO leaves World Heritage Site off list of endangered sites
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Government calls decision a "win"; environmentalists disagree

Question: The Australian government commended the decision to leave the @placeholder off the list.

Answer: Great Barrier Reef

Answer: Great Barrier Reef


Lamar Odom was scheduled to appear in a New York City civil court next week in his bitter battle over custody and child support with his ex-partner Liza Morales, it has been revealed. It brings into question whether or not the upcoming trial was one of the factors that led to the former basketball great being found unconscious on Tuesday at the Love Ranch brothel in Nevada. But despite the impending court date, Morales, 36, and their two children Destiny, 17, and Lamar Jr, 13 - along with the aunt who raised Lamar - left their home in Queens, New York, and were pictured arriving in to Las Vegas last night, where the former NBA star is fighting for his life.
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Liza Morales and her two children with Lamar Odom left New York and arrived in Las Vegas where Lamar is fighting for his life
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They have been battling over custody and child support issues for years and were due in court on October 22
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Liza and Lamar were together for a decade - they met in high school - and have two children Destiny, 17, and Lamar Jr, 13 but never married
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A third child, son Jayden, died of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) at six months
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'I don't think I'll forget the tight knot I felt in the pit of my stomach,' she wrote of day Lamar texted her to say he was marrying Khloe Kardashian

Question: It's unclear what he was seeking from @placeholder as court records are sealed.

Answer: Liza Morales

Answer: Liza Morales


Stuart McCall has confirmed Rangers are paying money for all five Newcastle United loanees - despite two of them being highly unlikely to ever appear for the Ibrox club. McCall has inherited a bizarre situation created by the extraordinary mass deal chief executive Derek Llambias brokered on transfer deadline day early last month. Llambias – a former managing director at St James’ Park – has since been ousted as a PLC director and suspended from the football board at Ibrox following the takeover by Dave King and his allies. Sturat McCall has revealed that Rangers are paying some of the wages for the five players signed on loan from Newcastle in the January window even though only one of them is available at the moment
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Rangers signed five Newcastle players on loan for the rest of the season
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Haris Vukic is the only one who is available for Saturday's Hibernian clash
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Gael Bigirimana is ruled out for rest of season with 'medical condition'
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Shane Ferguson not likely to play as he recovers from serious knee injury
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Remie Streete suffered hamstring injury after playing 44 minutes vs Raith

Question: @placeholder faces the media on Friday ahead of the crucial clash with second place Hibs

Answer: Stuart McCall

Answer: McCall


Washington (CNN) -- The U.S. government shut down at 12:01 a.m. ET Tuesday after lawmakers in the House and the Senate could not agree on a spending bill to fund the government. The two sides bickered and blamed each other for more than a week over Obamacare, the president's signature health care law. House Republicans insisted the spending bill include anti-Obamacare amendments. Senate Democrats were just as insistent that it didn't. Federal employees who are considered essential will continue working. But employees deemed non-essential -- close to 800,000 -- will be furloughed. Most furloughed federal workers are supposed to be out of their offices within four hours of the start of business Tuesday.
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NEW: The House is expected to vote again overnight, including on appointing House negotiators
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"We will not go to conference with a gun to our head," says Sen. Harry Reid
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Obama says troops will get paid on time, but civilians may get more furloughs
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Conservatives wanted to undermine Obamacare before its private exchanges take effect Tuesday

Question: Earlier, @placeholder had rejected a House proposal by a 54-46 vote, strictly along party lines.

Answer: Senate Democrats


When President Barack Obama dined with a dozen technology business leaders in California four years ago, it was Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt who sat at the head of the table. Obama sat on one side, between the late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs and Facebook pioneer Mark Zuckerberg, but the place of honor was no accident. Google executives and employees donated more than $1.6 million to Obama's two White House campaigns, and the online search giant parachuted top talent into both. One result has been a coziness with the U.S. government's executive branch that few other companies can match – marked by access for lobbyists, mentions in nearly half of Obama's State of the Union addresses, and a personnel feeder trough serving the White House with new senior hires.
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Google employees donated $1.6 million to President Barack Obama's two White House bids
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The company told Daily Mail Online that it has spoken with the Federal Trade Commission about antitrust concerns; it was investigated in 2011 but later let off the hook
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In the 2012 election, the company’s search algorithm customized results for Obama but not for Republican Mitt Romney
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Google execs who have left to work in the White House include Obama's chief technology officer
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Hillary Clinton also poached her new tech chief from Google this week

Question: His ascent in @placeholder's world began in 2007 when the future president visited Google's California headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Question: His ascent in Obama's world began in 2007 when the future president visited Google's @placeholder headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.

Answer: California

Question: The exposure was vital: @placeholder ended up lapping the field in fundraising in the high-tech sector.

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama


A poet and LGBT activist from Boston has penned an emotionally raw letter in which he apologizes to his younger self and mourns the loss of his ability to bear children naturally. Ethan Smith, 22, decided to write the 'letter to the girl I used to be' when he began transitioning six months ago, Buzzfeed reports. Ethan, who was born 'Emily', then turned the letter into a poem and recited it for during the finals of the 2014 College Unions Poetry Slam Invitational in Boulder, Colorado that was sponsored by Button Poetry. During a tearful speech, Ethan apologized to Emily for taking so long to transition, and attempted to explain the confusion and torment he suffered during childhood and adolescence growing up in Washington state.
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Ethan Smith, 22, told his past self that he was sorry for not transitioning sooner
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He also mourned for having to give up the ability to create biological children in order to become his true self

Question: Finally, he tells @placeholder that she will always be a part of his journey - and of him.

Answer: Emily

Answer: Emily


A radical British Islamist who stabbed a football fan in the head with a pen and skipped bail to join ISIS has uploaded a new photograph showing him posing with a notorious German jihadi in Syria. Abu Rahin Aziz, 33, from Luton, fled the UK before he was handed a 36-week jail sentence in absence for attacking a football fan in London's West End. Since joining ISIS he has spent much of his time of social media posting provocative message aimed at his largely Western audience - including threatening MPs at the coming general election and attempting to justify the brutal burning to death of murdered Jordanian pilot Moath al-Kasasbeh.
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Ex-officer worker Abu Rahin Aziz, 33, skipped bail to join ISIS in January
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He had already been sentenced to 36 weeks in prison for stabbing football fan in the head with a pen for 'insulting the Prophet Mohammed'
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Now he has shared a photo showing him with a notorious German jihadi
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Denis Cuspert, AKA Deso Dogg, was an aspiring rapper before joining ISIS

Question: In Germany he fathered three children by three different women, including one who he dumped just before embarking on his career as an @placeholder poster boy.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


Louis van Gaal is worried he could be the next Premier League manager to go unless Manchester United's results improve, saying: 'I don't want to finish my career with the sack.' Van Gaal on Friday claimed he was shocked by Chelsea's decision to axe Jose Mourinho, but is coming under increasing pressure at Old Trafford as United struggle to end a run of five games without a win. The Dutchman believes he still has the support of the United board following successive defeats by Wolfsburg and Bournemouth, but acknowledged he badly needs to win Saturday's home game against Norwich. 'I feel I have the full confidence of my board and my players,' said Van Gaal. 'But we have to get results, we know that — the players know it, I know it and my staff know it. We have to win because when you lose too much it's the end of the world for me also.
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Jose Mourinho was sacked as Chelsea's manager on Thursday
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Louis van Gaal is feeling the pressure at Manchester United
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Van Gaal knows their Premier League results must improve
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'I don't want to finish my career with the sack,' he admits

Question: Van Gaal will come under even greater scrutiny if United fail to beat @placeholder on Saturday and risk dropping out of the top four.

Answer: Norwich


A Japanese woman has bravely revealed the dark side of the country's schoolgirl culture after she was recruited to go on 'walking dates' with adult men - before being coerced into prostitution as a teen. Brooklyn-based Vice correspondent Simon Ostrovsky traveled to Akihabara, a bustling district in Tokyo, to explore the sexual exploitation of young women as a part of Vice News' short documentary entitled Schoolgirls for Sale in Japan, and soon discovered that teen girls were readily available to 'rent' for a variety of services, including fortune telling, massages, and walks with clients. The encounters, which are known joshi-kosei osanpo (JK) or 'high school walking' dates, are known to be fronts for underage prostitution run by men who are always lurking nearby.
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Vice News host Simon Ostrovsky traveled to Tokyo to explore the sexual exploitation of teens for the documentary Schoolgirls for Sale in Japan
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Tokyo's Akihabara district is filled with teen girls who are paid to 'walk' with clients, which are known joshi-kosei osanpo (JK) dates
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These types of walking dates were flagged last year in the US State Department's annual report on human trafficking as fronts prostitution

Question: The @placeholder team used a hidden camera to capture another man during his 'rent-a-date', and while their conversation remained innocent, Simon admitted it was creepy to see an adult male so engaged with a teenage girl.

Answer: Vice News

Answer: Vice News


A doctor has brought 'disgrace on his profession' by creating 'fantasy' letters from the AA saying his car had broken down to avoid parking fines. Dr Vincent Leaper was sentenced to carry out 180 hours of work after he pleaded guilty to offences which happened during a five-year period in the Southampton and Winchester areas. He was also ordered to pay £3,272 court costs and £330 of outstanding parking fines. The medical doctor, who is based for much of the year in Ukraine, attempted to avoid the fines by forging letters from the AA stating his Jaguar car and a hire car had not been moved because it had broken down.
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Medic was hit with seven parking fines between 2009 and 2014, court heard
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But he bought 'fantasy' AA letters to pretend his car had broken down
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He has now admitted making false representations and has been fined
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The court heard he could be struck off the medical register for the scam

Question: He said that some of the parking offences happened when he spent up to three months at a time in the @placeholder working as a doctor in the conflict zone as well as looking after his child.

Answer: Ukraine


The man who was sat in the car with Walter Scott moments before his fatal shooting has broken his silence. Pierre Fulton was in the passenger seat when Officer Michael Slager pulled them over for a broken tail light. When Scott fled, Fulton and another officer stood by the Mercedes watching in shock as Slager chased him into a park and shot him dead. Now, as Slager faces murder charges and national scrutiny, Fulton's attorney has released a statement. Warning: Graphic Content Below Scroll down for audio and video 'He didn't deserve to die': Pierre Fulton, who was in the car with Walter Scott when Officer Michael Slager pulled them over for a broken tail light, has broken his silence. He said he does not know why Scott ran
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Pierre Fulton was in the car with Scott during their traffic stop
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He was being searched by an officer as Michael Slager shot Scott dead
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In a statement, he pays tribute to Scott, says he doesn't know why he ran
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Audio has surfaced of Michael Slager, 33, laughing and admitting to experiencing a rush of adrenaline in the minutes following the shooting
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Walter Scott, 50, was shot five times in the back as he ran away on April 5
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Slager has been charged with murder after cell phone footage of the incident emerged which contadicted the initial police report
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The audio of Slager talking with a senior officer at the scene was picked up the damcam in his vehicle which had been recording the initial incident

Question: Police then said @placeholder reported on his radio moments after the struggle: 'Shots fired and the subject is down.

Answer: Michael Slager

Answer: Slager

Answer: Slager

Answer: Michael Slager

Answer: Michael Slager

Answer: Michael Slager

Answer: Slager

Answer: Slager


(CNN) Howard Dean claimed, with no evidence, that Donald Trump's sniffling at the debate could be due to cocaine use -- a comment that's being ripped as way out of bounds, even by those in his own party. The former Vermont governor and former chairman of the Democratic National Committee tweeted during Monday night's first presidential debate, "Notice Trump sniffing all the time. Coke user?" Dean, who has endorsed Hillary Clinton, and the Trump campaign have not responded to a CNN request for comment. The Clinton campaign, for which Dean has acted as a surrogate, also hasn't responded for comment.
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Howard Dean tweeted during the debate, "Notice Trump sniffing all the time. Coke user?"
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His comments have drawn rebuke from within his own Democratic party

Question: @placeholder has said throughout his life that he doesn't drink alcohol or do drugs, often citing the substance abuse issues his late brother had as a deterrent.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


David de Gea is close to completing a dramatic turnaround by signing a new contract with Manchester United. The 24-year-old goalkeeper initiated talks after the collapse of a £29million move to Real Madrid as he has grown tired of the furore over his future. Jorge Mendes, De Gea’s agent, was at United’s training ground yesterday for further talks with manager Louis van Gaal and club officials. They were joined by De Gea and members of his family. Talks on Thursday night were said to be ‘amicable’ and accelerating. David de Gea (175 appearances for United) Sergio Romero (6 appearances for United)
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Manchester United were close to losing David de Gea last month
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The goalkeeper's agent Jorge Mendes was at Carrington on Thursday
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De Gea could make a first-team return for the Reds against Liverpool
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The 24-year-old's move to Real Madrid broke down at the eleventh hour
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Question: De Gea was upset when his move to @placeholder fell through but, with less than a year left on his contract, he was expected to join Real for free next summer.

Answer: Real Madrid


Mario Balotelli is set to make his AC Milan bow for the second time on Sunday as his new club prepare to face bitter rivals Inter Milan in 'the derby of the debutants'. As many as 18 players could debut for the two Milan sides at the San Siro after both clubs revamped their squads following difficult campaigns in Serie A last time around. And now the pair come head-to-head in an early-season clash that has already been dubbed in the Italian press as 'more than just a game'. This season marks the first year that neither Milan side has been competing in Europe in 60 years, so both will be desperate to make an early mark on improving on their eighth (Inter) and 10th (AC) place finishes of the last campaign.
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Inter Milan face AC Milan in their famous San Siro derby on Sunday afternoon
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As many as 18 players could make their debuts, with nine likely to start
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Juventus' poor start sees them labelled as having the 'handbrake' on
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Match-winners Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi hailed in Spanish papers
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It's not too late to sign up for MailOnline's new Fantasy Football game

Question: Corriere's cover reads: '@placeholder with the handbrake on', while Tuttosport demands: 'Give back our Juve!'

Answer: Juventus


They say you can't buy class but can you buy it for your child? That's the question being asked by TV presenters Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford in their new TV show for Channel 5. The couple gain access to the top echelons of high society to discover just how much it costs to ensure your offspring rubs shoulders with the royalty and future world leaders. As they explore polo clubs and public schools, the couple find out that this route has certainly worked for many before. Princes William and Harry made firm friends from different backgrounds through polo, dubbed the 'sport of Kings' because of its association with the aristocratic, while Chelsey Davies and Cressida Bonas both found their way into Harry's affections after attending the top public school of Stowe.
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Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford probe top echelons of UK society
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Discover that public schools and polo will give children best connections
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Cost of gaining horse and equipment takes it up to £250,000 per year
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Prince Harry's exes Chelsy Davy and Cressida Bonas both attended Stowe

Question: It seems that no matter how much we try and ensure everyone has an equal chance to run the country or be in a position of influence, it seems that everyone at the top of the @placeholder tree already knows each other from school, university or through friends.

Answer: UK


New Zealand beat South Africa  in the Rugby Championship on Saturday to lay down a big marker for their World Cup defence in two months' time. The top-ranked All Blacks not only overcame their closest rivals in the rankings at the Springboks' favourite ground, they did it with a possession deficit and their backs pinned to the wall for much of the game. New Zealand still scored three tries to South Africa's two at Ellis Park, with captain Richie McCaw marking his last test on South African soil with the game-clincher seven minutes from time. South Africa had tries through full back Willie le Roux and center Jesse Kriel, to open leads in each half.
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New Zealand beat South Africa 27-20 in the Rugby Championship
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South Africa's Willie le Roux scored first try of the match after 10 minutes
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Ben Smith levelled the scores moments before half time with try of his own
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Jesse Kriel showed electrifying pace to touch down for South Africa
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All Blacks were level again minutes later as Dane Coles went over
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Andre Pollard put South Africa three points ahead with a penalty

Question: Kriel dived over near the posts in the 45th minute to raise South African hopes again, and @placeholder dashed them again by bursting through off a short pass for an immediate reply.

Answer: Dane Coles


(CNN) Authorities have found a third body on the property of Todd Kohlhepp, the South Carolina real estate agent accused of murder and kidnapping. The body, found Monday, was close to another body recovered the day before, Spartanburg County Coroner Rusty Clevenger told reporters. The official said he could not say whether those two bodies were male or female. Last week, authorities found the body of 32-year-old Charles Carver on Kohlhepp's farm near Woodruff. Carver was the boyfriend of Kala Brown, who was rescued from a metal shipping container on Kohlhepp's property. Kohlhepp was arrested last week after authorities found the chained Brown, who was screaming for help. Kohlhepp confessed to a series of killings, authorities said.
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Three bodies have been found on real estate agent Todd Kohlhepp's property
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WSPA: Investigators are checking multiple properties he's owned inside and outside South Carolina

Question: The search took an unexpected turn when @placeholder allegedly confessed to killings that took place 13 years ago at a motorcycle shop in Chesnee, about 15 miles north of Spartanburg.

Answer: Todd Kohlhepp

Answer: Kohlhepp

Answer: Kohlhepp

Answer: Kohlhepp

Answer: Kohlhepp

Answer: Todd Kohlhepp


The haunting holiday camp that was built as a relaxing, seaside retreat for hardworking Nazis is opening for tourists this year. Prora was built by Adolf Hitler between 1936 and 1939, on Rügen, Germany's largest island, but never saw a guest through its doors, until recent real estate developments. Boasting over 10,000 rooms, it was intended as the Third Reich's equivalent of Butlins, but construction ceased when the Nazi leader chose to focus on the looming Second World War. Berlin firm Metropole has exclusive rights to the unusual holiday destination and have turned it into five-star beach apartments and a spa.
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Prora was built by Hitler between 1936 and 1939 to be a 'Baltic Butlins'
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Plans were abandoned as the leader focused attention on the war effort
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Berlin firm Metropole have turned the resort into five-star flats and a spa
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The opening is in October, and over 57 flats have already been sold

Question: As part of this, @placeholder arranged for there to be activities such as skiing and cruises - and intended to build a collection of seaside resorts on Rügen.

Answer: Adolf Hitler

Answer: Hitler

Question: It was  planned to be the biggest holiday camp in the world, occupying over three miles of beach front, and the aim was to provide a bucket-and-spade resort for 20,000 families from @placeholder’s ‘master race’.

Answer: Adolf Hitler

Answer: Hitler


(CNN) If you're applying to college, you can spend hours crafting the perfect admissions essay. Or you can just write the same word 100 times. It worked for Ziad Ahmed. The Princeton, New Jersey, high school senior was recently admitted to Stanford University after writing #BlackLivesMatter 100 times in response to the application question, "What matters to you and why?" Ahmed has been flooded with attention since posting his essay answer to Twitter on Saturday. "First, there was a word limit on the question prompt -- you couldn't have less than 100 words," he explained in an interview with CNN.
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Ziad Ahmed, 18, had a creative response to the essay question, "What matters to you and why?"
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He says he is still deciding which school he will attend

Question: Ahmed told CNN he has been bullied online by white extremists since his successful @placeholder application made headlines.

Answer: Stanford University


(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: As for @placeholder, it has witnessed a surge in the number of car bomb attacks in recent weeks, with ISIS claiming responsibility for many of them.

Answer: Baghdad

Answer: Baghdad Provincial Council

Answer: Baghdad


Interpol has put six men linked to FIFA on its most wanted list, issuing international alerts for two former FIFA officials and four executives on charges including racketeering and corruption. The 'Red Notices' announced today were issued for former FIFA vice-president Jack Warner and former executive committee member Nicolas Leoz. Others listed were Argentinians Alejandro Burzaco and brothers Hugo and Mariano Jinkis, who together are accused of paying more than $100 million in bribes for media and commercial rights to soccer tournaments, as well as Jose Margulies, a Brazilian broadcast executive. This afternoon the FBI has announced that part of its investigation will review the process of awarding the 2018 World Cup to Russia, and the 2022 competition to Qatar.
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International alerts issued by Interpol for Jack Warner and Nicolas Leoz
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They and four other executives accused of racketeering and corruption
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Comes day after disgraced president Sepp Blatter quits amid FBI probe
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Officials demand re-run of votes for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups
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FA chief: 'If I was the Qatari organisers, I wouldn't sleep very well tonight'

Question: However, at 67 years old he may not be the 'fresh face' that @placeholder are hoping for.

Answer: FIFA

Answer: FIFA

Answer: FIFA


(CNN) It was one of the sporting stunts of the summer, reaching over a billion people across social media and engaging football supporters like never before. "Come to Besiktas" fans implored, taking to Twitter, Facebook and Instagram in their droves to call upon players around the world to join the Turkish club. The team's official social media accounts also used the "Come to Besiktas" hashtag, joining the race to post the most viral-worthy content to confirm summer signings. Portuguese defender Pepe was just one that heeded the calls -- compatriot Ricardo Quaresma and former Manchester City striker Alvaro Negredo were others -- trading the Bernabeu for the "beautiful project" underway on the banks of the Bosphorus river.
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Pepe on the unparalleled atmosphere of Turkish football
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Portugal defender calls on compatriot Cristiano Ronaldo to join him
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Reveals secrets of Euro 2016 triumph

Question: "To defend your country as I defend @placeholder, I think I have to feel proud.

Answer: Portuguese

Answer: Portugal


Many millions have suspected it all along, but now the genie is out of the smoked glass bottle, the unvarnished truth laid bare on the pink and orange kitchen units. Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen has hideous taste. Hideous. Final proof of this comes in the fact that no one wants to buy his six-bedroom, Grade II-listed, 16th-century Cotswold farmhouse. He says would-be buyers have been put off by the ‘shifting sands of Government policy’. But I believe it was because they’d rather sleep in a sheep ditch than live with his wallpaper. And who could blame them? Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen, 50, pictured here in his kitchen with wife Jackie is having trouble selling his six-bedroom, Grade II-listed, 16th-century Cotswold farmhouse. Why? Jan Moir suspects it may be the decor
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Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen's home has been on the market for over a year
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Is his 6-bedroom, Grade II-listed, 16th-century property unsellable?
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Yes, says Jan Moir, who inspects his recent makeunder of the decor

Question: According to @placeholder, beige is ‘always wrong, never sexy’ and is ‘just colour with the volume turned down’.

Answer: Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen

Answer: Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen

Answer: Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen


The thermometer reading Mario Balotelli shared on social media to prove he was too ill to play against Blackburn on Wednesday night will make no difference to Brendan Rodgers. Liverpool’s manager had already gone cold on the Italian, concluding some time ago that he has no future at Anfield. Rodgers will admit he ignored the warnings about Balotelli. He knew Jose Mourinho considered him ‘unmanageable’ and he listened to the anecdotal evidence he received from the members of his staff who had encountered the troublesome striker during their time at Manchester City. But Rodgers rather hoped Balotelli might be maturing with age, and he made the mistake of thinking he could succeed where others had failed in actually getting through to him.
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Mario Balotelli missed Liverpool's clash at Blackburn due to illness
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The striker has no future at Anfield after Brendan Rodgers lost patience
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Question: On the training field there have been similar issues; a situation that has offended team-mates who do buy into @placeholder’ methods and want to build on the success they enjoyed last season.

Answer: Brendan Rodgers

Answer: Rodgers

Answer: Rodgers

Answer: Brendan Rodgers


(CNN) Donald Trump's new best friends "Chuck and Nancy" probably shouldn't get too chummy with the President just yet. That's because the political whiplash that Washington experienced with Trump's dance with Democratic House leader Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer proved that in the President's world, there are no permanent political friends, no permanent political enemies, just his own unpredictable interests. And if Democrats need further evidence of the fragile half life of Trump's political friendships, they might consider the cast of his pinballing political orbit, like Gary Cohn, Rex Tillerson, Steve Bannon and Reince Priebus, all of whom have been up, down and sometimes out in his tumultuous eight months in power.
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Trump this week struck a deal with congressional Democrats
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He has a habit of creating alliances and then ending them abruptly
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A Trump biographer says, "He has never had to agree with someone to use them"

Question: Since he stormed the national political stage, it's been clear that in many ways, the notion of political friendships, permanent alliances and immovable principles are foreign to @placeholder.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


U.S. President Barack Obama and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin fought for the soul of the United Nations this morning in dueling General Assembly speeches centered on the bloodshed in Iraq and Syria that renewed hostility between the two countries. At a luncheon for world leaders after their speeches, Putin celebrated, smiling as he touched his glass to Obama's during a toast by UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon. In return, he received an icy stare from Obama, who diplomatically clinked his glass in return. Their earlier trading of barbs encompassed the Kremlin's military involvement in Ukraine and its support of Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad, whom Obama referred to in his remarks as a 'tyrant' who 'drops barrel bombs to massacre innocent children' that must be removed from power.
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Putin shamed the United States for attempting to 'export' its version of democracy to Iraq in 2003 and Libya in 2011
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Obama slapped Putin for supporting Syrian 'tyrant' Bashar al-Assad, who he said 'drops barrel bombs to massacre innocent children'
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Shortly after 5 pm Eastern, the world leaders were meeting in private, but they came face-to-face during a luncheon
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The two heads of state have not had a formal, in-person conversation since Russian separatists invaded Eastern Ukraine last year
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Top Republican on the Armed Services Committee, John McCain, says Obama is playing 'right into Putin's hands' in taking the meeting

Question: @placeholder was met with applause after he said, 'Catastrophes, like what we are seeing in Syria, do not take place in countries where there is genuine democracy and respect for the universal values this institution is supposed to defend.'

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama


Jurgen Klopp's assistant manager Zelko Buvac has arrived at Liverpool and will take part in training later on Wednesday. Buvac has been given the green light to start work alongside Klopp. The 54-year-old experienced Bosnian coach will oversee training for the first time at Melwood at 4pm on Wednesday after flying in to Merseyside. Buvac’s arrival has been given the green light after he was granted a work permit and he will be on the touchline for Saturday’s Premier League clash at Tottenham. Having Buvac on board will be a significant boost for Klopp, who has been overseeing training since Monday with Peter Krawietz and Pep Lijnders.
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Jurgen Klopp will take charge of first Liverpool game away at Tottenham
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German's assistant Zeljko Buvac faced delay over work permit clearance
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It has since been approved and Buvac will be at training Wednesday
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Buvac spent 14 years as his assistant at Mainz and Borussia Dortmund
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Question: He played for Rot-Weiss Erfurt and then spent three years at @placeholder before signing for Neukirchen.

Answer: Mainz


A mother has revealed her disappointment after her baby son was excluded from having the meningitis B vaccine simply because he was born one month early. Sarah Montrose, 34, from Oxford, had assumed her six-month-old son Alex would be covered because he was due after May 1, the date from which all newborns in England were offered the life-saving jab. Most new parents who saw the recent the photos of little Harmonie Rose Allen, who sadly lost all her limbs to the deadly meningitis B disease, will have felt peace of mind that their little ones, born after May 1, will have the jabs necessary to protect their little tots. Not so for our baby,
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Sarah Montrose, 34, from Oxford gave birth to son Alex one month early
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Because Alex was premature he did not qualify for meningitis B vaccine
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Sarah believes babies' eligibility should be determined by their due date
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Jab was introduced after Harmonie Rose Allen lost four limbs to the illness

Question: @placeholder spent three weeks in SCBU, at first in an incubator, and then with just a heart rate monitor and his nasal tube for feeds.

Answer: B

Answer: Alex

Answer: Alex

Answer: Alex


A Walmart employee has been applauded for his honesty after finding $4,400 worth of cash in the parking lot and handing it over to authorities, who returned it to its relieved owner. Brian Cassidy was picking up trash outside the store in Bangor, Maine on Thursday when he discovered the wet stack of money beneath a large piece of paper in the parking lot. He immediately contacted store security to tell them what he had found and, realizing it was a sizable sum, they then contacted the police department, Sergeant Tim Cotton said. Officer Dustin Dow went to the store to take the report and learned that a man had visited the security office last winter to claim he had lost about $4,000 in the parking lot.
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Brian Cassidy was picking up trash from the parking lot of the Bangor, Maine store last Thursday when he found the wet stack of cash
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He immediately contacted security and police were called
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They discovered that a man who worked at a nearby restaurant, Ou Chen, had reported losing the money while cleaning snow off his car last winter
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Police returned the cash to Chen and thanked Cassidy for his integrity by awarding him a police deparment coin

Question: '@placeholder, like many people, has even had to sleep in his car for a time when things were rough.'

Answer: Brian Cassidy

Answer: Brian Cassidy

Answer: Cassidy


(CNN) -- The struggle for women's rights against the backdrops of the Arab Spring and democratic progress in Africa will be recognized by this year's Nobel Peace Prize on Saturday, at a ceremony unlikely to repeat controversy seen last year. Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, and Leymah Gbowee, a social worker and peace campaigner from the same country, will share the prize with Tawakkul Karman, an activist and journalist who this year played a key opposition role in Yemen. The three, chosen "for their non-violent struggle for the safety of women and for women's rights to full participation in peace-building work," will be honored in Oslo, Norway, during a program of events that culminates on Sunday in a star-studded concert.
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Three women to jointly receive the 2011 Nobel Peace Prize
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Prize recognizes non-violent struggle of safety of women and women's rights
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Prize winners to be honored with a concert on Sunday hosted by Helen Mirren

Question: Awarded almost every year since 1901 (it has been halted during times of major international conflict) the @placeholder has a history of contentious laureates.

Answer: Nobel Peace Prize

Answer: Nobel Peace Prize


(CNN) A mother contemplates how she does her food shopping amid shortages and high inflation in Venezuela: Whatever is cheapest in the season is what her children eat, substituting one thing for another and in much smaller portions than before. "What I have at home is enough to give them a plain arepa, and it's very little for each one," the woman, Grecia Gonzalez, told CNN en Español, referring to the traditional white corn cakes. "And for me, I don't care about going without eating. As a mother you're always thinking about feeding (your children)." New data from an annual national survey by three of Venezuela's major universities and other research groups has found that Gonzalez's experience is becoming more common in the oil-rich South American country.
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Study's authors estimate that 9.6 million Venezuelans eat two or fewer daily meals
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More families substituting usual foodstuffs for cheaper alternatives

Question: And like Gonzalez and her children, the survey found more @placeholder are skipping meals and the percentage of malnourished is growing.

Answer: Venezuela

Answer: Venezuela

Answer: Venezuelans

Question: The country's vice president at the time, in accepting the honor, said more than 95% of @placeholder were eating three meals per day.

Answer: Venezuela

Answer: Venezuela

Answer: Venezuelans