A federal judge has made clear that the NFL's four game suspension of Tom Brady over Deflategate is in jeopardy as the star New England quarterback returned to practice. U.S. District Judge Richard M. Berman, who's been asked by the NFL Players Association to void the suspension, warned a league lawyer during oral arguments on Wednesday in the scandal over underinflated footballs that there was precedent for judges to toss out penalties issued by arbitrators. Berman continued to push for a settlement in the dispute - a potential result he called 'rational and logical' - and questioned the length of the ban.
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District Judge Richard M. Berman is urging parties to reach settlement
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Said there was precedent to toss out penalties issued by arbitrators
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Has cited weaknesses in the NFL's case, which could help Brady
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Manhattan judge is hoping to rule by September 4 if sides can't agree
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Date is six days before Patriots host the Steelers in season opener
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Brady took part in a joint practice with the New Orleans Saints in West Virginia on Wednesday

Question: In one exchange, he questioned Goodell's defense of the @placeholder punishment on the grounds that it was comparable to penalties on players caught using performance enhancing drugs.

Answer: Tom Brady

Answer: Brady

Answer: Brady


The United States will rescue as many as 10,000 Syrians over the next year, the White House said today. President Barack Obama has directed his national security team to begin preparations to 'scale up' the number of Syrian refugees the country is accepting, his spokesman said today. The new goal is 'ambitious' White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said, but the president and his team believe they can meet it over the next fiscal year. This year the U.S. took in just 1,500 Syrians fleeing the violence wrought by ISIS in their home country. The United States' intake paled in comparison to that of Gulf countries and some European countries, leading some international actions - and senators from the president's party - to pressure Obama to do more.
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This year the U.S. took in just 1,500 Syrians fleeing the violence wrought by ISIS in their home country
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United States' intake paled in comparison to that of Gulf countries and some European countries
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U.S. has given $4 billion to foreign governments bearing the brunt of the crisis and non-governmental organizations providing humanitarian aid

Question: That is why he said the @placeholder remains focused on meeting the 'most urgent immediate' needs of the refugees - basic medical care, shelter and food and water - and addressing other concerns like schooling for the wandering children.

Answer: United States

Answer: U.S.

Answer: United States

Answer: U.S.

Answer: United States

Answer: U.S.


No matter how many times Floyd Mayweather says his career ended with his record-equalling 49th fight, most of the boxing world expects to see him back in the ring next year. Two theories are in play here in Las Vegas and both are plausible. One has Mayweather starring in the first sports event in the new, bigger, state-of-the-art indoor stadium which the MGM casino moguls are constructing a brisk walk away from the Grand Garden Arena in which he defeated Andre Berto unanimously, overwhelmingly and with a late showman's flourish on Saturday night. That would be on his usual date in May. The other is that he will respectfully observe his retirement for a year, give Manny Pacquiao time to come back from injury with an impressive win in the spring and then do another mega-bucks re-match on Mexico independence weekend next September.
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Floyd Mayweather made it 49 consecutive professional victories with a wide points decision over Andre Berto in Las Vegas
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The 38-year-old claims that it was his last fight and he will retire
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However, many fans and pundits expect Mayweather to return next year
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Mayweather could face rival Manny Pacquiao in a rematch of the 'Fight of the Century' earlier this year which proved to be an anti-climax

Question: But there are signs already that the industry is gearing up to re-package the Money Man v @placeholder rivalry.

Answer: Manny Pacquiao

Answer: Manny Pacquiao


Eastern Syria (CNN) Driving along a bumpy road on the eastern fringes of Syria's Hama province, dozens of government army personnel watch from hills overlooking the desert. Finally we reach a fork in the road -- to the left lies Aleppo, to the right Raqqa, the self-declared capital of ISIS. In this barren place, we receive an escort to a large military base, where artillery cannons are firing intermittently. We're taken to see the commanding general. The general did not want to appear on camera and did not allow us to use his name, but he spoke openly about the Syrian army's operations here -- combating ISIS but also al Qaeda's wing in Syria, al Nusra Front.
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CNN's Frederik Pleitgen has exclusive access inside Syrian regime's fight against ISIS
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General credits Russian airstrikes and aerial intelligence
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He says his forces recently have been gaining ground

Question: But the general rejected those allegations and said his forces have firefights with @placeholder militants every day.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


A Thai solicitor has spoken of the moment two Burmese migrants freely confessed to the brutal murders of British backpackers Hannah Witheridge and David Miller. Speaking in a courtroom on the island of Koh Samui, Pittaya Yaipetch provided graphic details of Zaw Lin and Wei Phyo's   confession to the sickening crime. The two Burmese migrants initially admitted murdering Miss Witheridge, 23, and Mr Miller, 24. The pair's bodies were discovered on Thailand's Koh Tao Sairee Beach in September last year. Zaw Lin and Wei Phyo later retracted their confessions, however, claiming that they had been beaten and threatened into confessing - allegations the solicitor appeared to dispute today.
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Pittaya Yaipetch describes hearing the  confession by Zaw Lin and Wei Phyo
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Pair described in graphic detail raping and murdering Hannah Witheridge, 23
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Zaw Lin also reportedly admitted killing David Miller, 24, with a garden hoe
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Pair later retracted their confessions, claiming they were given under duress
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But the solicitor claimed that the pair admitted the crime of their own free will

Question: 'The suspect said his friend, Wei Phyo, was punching Ms @placeholder until she fell unconscious and then he proceeded to rape her,' he said.

Answer: Miss Witheridge

Answer: Hannah Witheridge


Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN)  -- The man believed to be the suicide bomber who killed seven CIA employees and contractors last year appears in a newly released video, claiming to have tricked Jordanian intelligence officers as a double agent. The 43-minute video, posted on various Islamic radical Web sites Saturday, shows Humam Khalil Abu-Mulal al-Balawi, whom a former U.S. intelligence official identified as the suicide bomber. Family members have said that the man in the video, who uses the alias Abu Dajana Al-Khorasani, is al-Balawi. A much shorter version of the video was posted online in January. The December 30 bombing at a U.S. base in Khost, in southeastern Afghanistan, killed seven CIA operatives and a Jordanian army captain. The video posted Saturday is dated "Safar 1431" on the lunar calendar, which includes any day between January 16, 2010 and February 13, 2010.
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Humam Khalil Abu-Mulal al-Balawi has been ID'd as bomber who killed 7 CIA agents
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Newly released video shows al-Balawi describing what led to suicide attack
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He says CIA team was not original target, but "a gift from God," who sent "valuable prey"
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Al-Balawi says in video he fooled Jordanian officials into thinking he worked for them

Question: "We planned for something but got a bigger gift -- a gift from God -- who brought us ... a valuable prey: Americans, and from the @placeholder."

Answer: CIA

Answer: CIA

Answer: CIA

Answer: CIA

Question: He says he found his opportunity to join the militant mission after being recruited by @placeholder officials as a spy in Afghanistan.

Answer: Jordanian

Answer: Jordanian

Answer: Jordanian


Alexis Tsipras is facing the difficult challenge of trying to convince his party to back a harsh new austerity package in return for a €53.5 billion bailout and restructuring of debt repayments. Less than a week after urging his country to reject milder cuts in a referendum, the Greek Prime Minister is now asking his hard left Syriza party to effectively sign off on a dramatic U-turn. If backed by the party and accepted by creditors, the reforms would raise corporate and shipping tax, increase the country's 'luxury' tax and implement a levy on TV advertisements immediately. It pledged to complete the tender process for the privatisation of its regional airports, as well as ports in Piraeus, Thessaloniki and Hellinikon. The Government would also transfer its remaining shares in Greek telecoms companies into private hands.
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Greece has submitted a new set of reform proposals to eurozone leaders
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It will form a last ditch attempt to reach an agreement with its creditors
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Details of proposals will be reviewed ahead of crucial summit on Sunday
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Greek leaders have pledged to reform the pension system and raise taxes
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In return, they have asked creditors for a three-year debt adjustment plan

Question: The proposed new bailout worth nearly €53.5 billion would be @placeholder's third since it lost market access in 2010.

Answer: Greek

Answer: U

Answer: Greek

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greek


When Sir Alex Ferguson described Dave Mackay as ‘the bravest man in the world’ it was enough to make the eyes water. Not just with tears but also from the wincing recollections which that sentence invoked among the wonderful old footballers gathered in Edinburgh to pay their last respects to a legend of the British game when it was at its most heroic. Ferguson’s was among the more thunderous of the personal reminiscences at Mackay’s funeral. Sir Alex Ferguson gave a moving tribute to ex-Tottenham enforcer Dave Mackay at his funeral on Tuesday Ferguson arrived at Hearts' Tynecastle earlier in the afternoon prior to leading the tributes
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Dave Mackay's funeral was held in Edinburgh on Tuesday
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Former Tottenham and Hearts midfielder died earlier this month aged 80
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Ferguson said Mackay was 'humble' and 'modest'
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Ex-Manchester United boss also questioned why Mackay only managed to earn 22 caps for Scotland

Question: No-one at Heart of Midlothian, who @placeholder captained to all three major domestic honours, will ever forget him either.

Answer: Dave Mackay

Answer: Mackay

Answer: Dave Mackay

Answer: Dave Mackay

Answer: Mackay

Answer: Mackay


An alligator reportedly attacked and ate a 100-pound dog at an Alabama park in early April. Pooch Mavis was brought to Arlington Park in Mobile sometime last weekend by her owner for a fishing trip, the man's brother, Chris Wilson, told WWLP. Mavis was reportedly close to the park's boat launch  as the alligator attacked her after it jumped out of the water. Scroll down for video Remembered: Pooch Mavis was reportedly attacked and consumed by an alligator earlier this month Missed: Mavis was reportedly close to the park's boat launch at the time of the alligator's attack The alligator involved in the attack is being looked for by wildlife officials, WWLP reported.
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Pooch Mavis was brought to Arlington Park in Mobile sometime last weekend by her owner for a fishing trip
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Mavis was reportedly close to the park's boat launch as an alligator attacked her and came out of the water
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Mavis was viewed as a 'neighborhood dog' in Mobile's Midtown section
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Local resident Nicole Lavirriere has said of Mavis 'I think she's like the Norm of "Cheers"'

Question: @placeholder was filmed holding a young girl crying, and told her 'Stop, you're going to make me cry.'

Answer: Nicole Lavirriere


A Ukip candidate had to be rescued from high tides at the party's annual spring conference after writing a note on the beach proclaiming his love for leader Nigel Farage. Sam Gould, 31, the party's Caerphilly candidate, was pictured being hauled out of the water onto a breakwater by press officer Gawain Towler when he became trapped after jumping a wall to scrawl the doting message in the sand. The debacle began after he hastily jumped down onto the beach early Saturday morning to write a response to protesters. After jumping down onto the sand to write the message, Caerphilly Ukip candidate Sam Gould realised he was trapped by the tide
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Ukip candidate Sam Gould, 31, wrote 'We love Nige' in the sand at Margate
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He scrawled it in response to messages left by protesters the previous day
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But he misjudged tides and found himself trapped after posing for photos
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Party press officer had to intervene and help pull him up onto breakwater

Question: Mr @placeholder added: 'Basically, he'd gone down and didn't realise there was no exit because the tide was too far in, so I helped him out.

Answer: Gawain Towler


Lewis Hamilton completed a practice double for the Hungarian Grand Prix to lay down the title gauntlet to Nico Rosberg. Hamilton's quickest lap of one minute 23.949 seconds was more than half-a-second clear of Rosberg who finished the session only fourth fastest. On an encouraging day for the Red Bull team, who are in the midst of a lacklustre campaign, Daniil Kvyat was second fastest, 0.351secs slower than Hamilton with Daniel Ricciardo a further tenth back. 1. Lewis Hamilton (Britain) Mercedes 1:23.949 2. Daniil Kvyat (Russia) RedBull - Renault 1:24.300 3. Daniel Ricciardo (Australia) RedBull - Renault 1:24.451 4. Nico Rosberg (Germany) Mercedes 1:24.668
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Sergio Perez's crash overshadowed first practice session in Budapest
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Lewis Hamilton finished fastest in both sessions on Friday in Hungary
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Red Bull shone with Daniil Kvyat and Daniel Ricciardo second and third

Question: Their strong display was dampened however when @placeholder suffered a Renault engine failure.

Answer: Daniel Ricciardo

Answer: Daniel Ricciardo

Answer: Daniel Ricciardo


New York (CNN) Officer Peter Liang, who shot and killed an unarmed man in a New York housing project stairwell in 2014, was found guilty of manslaughter and official misconduct on Thursday. As the verdict was read, Liang dropped his head -- his hands around the back of his neck -- as one of his attorneys comforted him. The rookie cop was fired after the highly unusual conviction of a police officer for the shooting death of a civilian. Officer Shaun Landau, Liang's partner the night Akai Gurley, 28, was shot, was fired Friday, the New York Police Department announced. Landau, who was not charged with a crime, had been on modified assignment. He testified for the prosecution in the trial.
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Officer Peter Liang's partner, Shaun Landau, has been fired, police say
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Jury finds Liang guilty of manslaughter and official misconduct

Question: During closing arguments, the officer's lawyer called the fatal shooting tragic, but not a crime, stressing that @placeholder followed procedures.

Answer: Peter Liang

Answer: Liang

Answer: Liang

Answer: Peter Liang

Answer: Liang

Question: @placeholder gave tearful testimony on the stand Monday, just before both sides rested in the case.

Answer: Peter Liang

Answer: Liang

Answer: Liang

Answer: Peter Liang

Answer: Liang


Pep Guardiola once harboured ambitions to play for Arsenal, Arsene Wenger has claimed. The Bayern Munich coach enjoyed a glittering career as a player at Barcelona before a spell in Italy's Serie A - but it could have been different for the Catalan. Wenger will come up against Guardiola on Wednesday night looking for a second victory over Bayern in a fortnight to keep alive their hopes of progressing into the Champions League knockout stages. And, during his pre-match media conference, Wenger said he could have once managed the former Spain international in north London after his spell at the Nou Camp had come to an end.
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Arsenal take on Bayern Munich in the Champions League on Wednesday
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Arsene Wenger says Bayern coach Pep Guardiola wanted to join Arsenal
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The Gunners boss reveals he met with Guardiola when he left Barcelona
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Instead the Spaniard moved to Italy and had spells with Brescia and Roma

Question: He then started out on a coaching career that has seen him win 19 major honours at Barcelona and @placeholder.

Answer: Bayern Munich

Answer: Bayern

Answer: Bayern Munich

Answer: Bayern


(CNN) -- Geoffrey Holder, a versatile artist known for his ability as a dancer, actor and -- most famously to most of America -- a pitchman for 7Up, has died. He was 84. The cause was complications due to pneumonia, according to Charles M. Mirotznik, his family's attorney. Holder, who stood an imposing 6-foot-6 and had a deep, mellifluous, Caribbean-lilted voice, was a multitalented performer who easily shifted between painting, theater, film and TV. He won two Tony awards in 1975 for the musical "The Wiz," the vibrant all-black re-telling of "The Wizard of Oz." Holder earned awards for best direction and a Tony for best costume design.
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Multifaceted artist Geoffrey Holder has died at 84
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The cause was complications from pneumonia
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He was a two-time Tony winner whose career spanned theater, film, TV and publishing
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He's survived by his wife and son

Question: For TV viewers in the '70s and '80s, the performer was most familiar as the dapper pitchman in 7Up ads, telling viewers to sample the "@placeholder" in his rich voice.

Answer: 7Up

Question: On top of that, Holder was also an author: He released a cookbook of @placeholder cuisine in 1973.

Answer: Caribbean


You can take the man out of Barcelona, but you can never take the Barcelona out of the man. That phrase is certainly true for Bayern Munich boss Pep Guardiola who celebrated with the home fans as Ivan Rakitic opened the scoring for Barcelona against Manchester City. Guardiola quickly stemmed his excitement by covering his face with his scalf as he realised he was celebrating in front of the world's media. Former Barcelona manager Pep Guardiola celebrates as Ivan Rakitic opens the scoring for the hosts Bayern Munich manager Guardiola rises to his feet to celebrate the goal at the Nou Camp
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Bayern Munich manager Pep Guardiola was in the crowd at the Nou Camp
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Guardiola celebrated as Ivan Rakitic opened the scoring on the night
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Barcelona beat Manchester City to progress in the Champions League
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Guardiola could come up against his former club in the next round

Question: @placeholder tries to hide his face after he celebrated Barcelona's goal against Manchester City on Wednesday

Answer: Pep Guardiola

Answer: Guardiola

Answer: Pep Guardiola

Answer: Guardiola

Answer: Pep Guardiola

Answer: Guardiola

Answer: Guardiola


You might think when you splash out £399 on an 'executive' day trip to watch your football team play in Europe you would be flown to the airport closest to the stadium. You may also think that the hefty pricetag includes a match ticket. Not if you are a Manchester United fan jetting out to Tuesday's Champions League clash at PSV Eindhoven with Thomas Cook Sport. Because the travel operator, who originally had planned to fly supporters to an airport 63km away and over the border in Germany rather than to Eindhoven Airport, are now taking them to Amsterdam - a staggering 127km to the north.
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Manchester United face PSV Eindhoven in Champions League next week
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Thomas Cook unable to charter direct flight with no early-hour journeys
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Travel operator then proposed to fly fans to Weeze, 63km away in Germany
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But they will now travel to Amsterdam after failure to secure landing slots
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Fans claim to have only found out about switch after finalising booking
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Price of the awkward trip does not include a match ticket at Phillips Stadion

Question: A spokesman for @placeholder claimed that they had changed to Amsterdam to shorten travelling time.

Answer: Thomas Cook Sport

Answer: Thomas Cook


(CNN) In late January, Diddier Pacheco Salazar walked into a Portland, Oregon, courtroom for a hearing in his DUI case. Immigration agents were in the hallway outside, waiting to arrest the undocumented immigrant afterward and possibly deport him. He never came out. What happened in that courtroom is now the subject of an investigation. The focus is on the presiding judge, and whether she allowed Salazar to sneak out through another door. "We are trying to determine what exactly happened and whether any rules or policies were in fact violated," said Multnomah County Circuit Court Trial Court Administrator Barbara Marcille.
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Undocumented immigrant eluded immigration agents by sneaking out of courtroom
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An investigation focuses on whether the presiding judge allowed him to leave

Question: "They're there lawfully, and ICE has worked very hard over the years in @placeholder to be sensitive to the concerns of the judges in state or county courthouses and try and take people into custody outside the courthouse facilities."

Answer: Oregon


(CNN) Following an appearance by the Super Bowl champion New England Patriots at the White House on Wednesday, pictures started circulating on the Internet comparing the 2017 attendance with President Trump with what it looked like when the team was at the White House in 2015  with President Obama. First, the photos. Here's Thursday: And here's 2015: The implication, of course, is that there were a lot more Patriots who wanted to come and meet President Obama than who wanted to meet President Trump. Liberals quickly seized on the photos as evidence that President Trump is deeply unpopular and someone that even our professional athletes don't want to meet. Even his much-ballyhooed pal Tom Brady decided to skip it!
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The New England Patriots visited the White House on April 19
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Some players skipped the visit

Question: There are lots and lots of legitimate criticisms of how @placeholder has governed over his first 91 days in office.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Jose Mourinho has been stunned by allegations that morale is so low in the Chelsea dressing room that one of his players would ‘rather lose than win’. The incredible claim was made by respected BBC 5 Live presenter Garry Richardson during his long-established Sportsweek programme on Sunday morning. Chelsea sources claim that the pressure on Mourinho to turn results around following their sixth defeat of the season in the Barclays Premier League — 3-1 at home by Liverpool on Saturday — has left him close to breaking point. Richardson’s remarkable allegations have led to a whispering campaign about the identity of the mystery player, but the reality is that Mourinho’s stormy relationship with his players will ultimately cost him his job.
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Chelsea were beaten 3-1 by Liverpool at Stamford Bridge on Saturday
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It was the latest in a string of bad results this season for Jose Mourinho
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Mourinho has problems in his relationship with a number of key players
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It is claimed that a first-team player said: 'I’d rather lose than win for him'
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Eden Hazard is determined to force through Real Madrid move next summer if Mourinho remains in charge - they have a difference of opinion
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Martin Samuel: What if last season's Premier League win was a blip
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Read: Jose Mourinho is left to face the music at Chelsea on his own without a chief executive

Question: @placeholder continued to back Mourinho over the weekend, but it has become clear that he is now managing the club on a game-by-game basis as they wait for owner Roman Abramovich to make his next move.

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea


Real Madrid are locked in a see-saw battle to get themselves reinstated in the Copa del Rey, after the Spanish authorities once again rejected their appeal. The club were initially disqualified for fielding the ineligible Denis Cheryshev, who should have been suspended for the game against Cadiz. But, despite numerous appeals, the Spanish government's Disciplinary Committee for Sport (TAD) said it would not suspend the football federation's ban, while it waits to make a final decision. It means that, ahead of the return leg due to be played on Wednesday, Real are still banned, but TAD could yet change the decision.
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Real Madrid eliminated from Spanish cup for fielding ineligible player
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Denis Cheryshev played against Cadiz despite being suspended
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Giants were then kicked out of the Copa del Rey by Spanish authorities
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Madrid appealed the decision, insisting they were not notified of the ban
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Bid to overturn ban has been rejected by Disciplinary Committee for Sport

Question: The RFEF rejected @placeholder's appeal on Thursday and the club filed a further appeal with the TAD, which included a request to have the expulsion suspended.

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real

Answer: Real Madrid


(CNN) "We should be frank with each other," said Russian President Vladimir Putin at the opening of his speech to leading scholars and political analysts from around the world on Thursday. The president wasted no time laying out Russia's position in the world affairs -- touching on everything from the US election to Syria, and European economics. But how accurate were his comments? We asked Maria Lipman, former scholar in residence of the Carnegie Moscow Center, for her take on Putin's address to the Valdai International Discussion Club in Sochi. Below, Lipman unravels some of Putin's most eyebrow-raising moments. Putin on the US election
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Putin says allegations of Russian hacking in US election stem from "hysteria"
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Russian president denies the existence of a national "propaganda machine," saying his country doesn't have the capability
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Says Russia does not seek global domination, expansion or confrontation with anyone

Question: He added, "I would like to have such a propaganda machine here in @placeholder, but regrettably, this is not the case.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia


(CNN) What happened late last week to Talia Jane -- who became suddenly Internet famous after being fired from her job at Yelp -- fits an all-too-easy narrative: underpaid 20-something writes desperate complaint about low wages and greedy corporate employer suppresses dissent by firing her. But millennials working for starvation pay should learn something from Jane's fate: Things could be worse, and will be, when minimum-wage laws price them out of their jobs. For many, Jane -- who wrote an open letter to her CEO about her situation -- is a sympathetic figure. She claimed she was making just $8.15 an hour after taxes working a boring job in customer relations for Yelp/Eat24. That's not a lot of money -- especially in San Francisco, and especially for an unfulfilled college graduate with an English degree and journalism aspirations.
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Robby Soave: Yelp worker grouses on Medium about low wages, gets fired; but it's not story of greedy corporation, need for better wages
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He says if companies paid young, unproven workers more, they'd go out of business. Low wage jobs are how young people break in

Question: Numerous cities are gradually doing so -- @placeholder will have a $15-per-hour minimum by 2018.

Answer: San Francisco


(CNN) In a major show of defiance to the international community, North Korea fired a ballistic missile over the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido Friday. The launch is the second to fly over Japan in less than a month, and the first since North Korea's sixth nuclear test and new United Nations sanctions on the country. North Korean state media has yet to reference the launch, but a commentary published in the Rodong Sinmun newspaper Friday said "no matter how strong the pressure is, it doesn't work on us." Tokyo and Washington will be seeking to up that pressure at the United Nations Friday, with the two governments calling a snap meeting of the Security Council for Friday afternoon, ahead of the General Assembly next week.
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First missile launch since September 3 nuclear test
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UN Security Council to meet Friday
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South Korea test fired missile capable of striking near Pyongyang in response

Question: "We must let @placeholder understand there is no bright future for North Korea if it continues in this way."

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korean


(CNN) Ted Cruz and John Kasich are joining forces in a last-ditch effort to deny Donald Trump the Republican presidential nomination. Within minutes of each other, the pair issued statements late Sunday saying they will divide their efforts in upcoming contests with Cruz focusing on Indiana and Kasich devoting his efforts to Oregon and New Mexico. The strategy -- something the two campaigns have been working on for weeks -- is aimed at blocking Trump from gaining the 1,237 delegates necessary to claim to GOP nomination this summer. The extraordinary moves reflect the national strength Trump has shown and the inability of Republicans who oppose the New York billionaire to come together to stop him. Dividing up some of the remaining primary states by putting forward one strong alternative to Trump in each could be enough to take away delegates and curb Trump's run to the nomination.
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Cruz to focus on Indiana while Kasich will devote his efforts to Oregon and New Mexico
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Strategy is aimed at blocking Trump from gaining the 1,237 delegates necessary to claim to GOP nomination

Question: It is significant that @placeholder is pulling out of Indiana and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."

Answer: John Kasich

Answer: Kasich

Answer: Kasich

Question: It is significant that John Kasich is pulling out of @placeholder and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."

Answer: Indiana

Answer: Indiana

Question: It is significant that John Kasich is pulling out of Indiana and allowing us to go directly head to head with @placeholder."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


The Cherry and Whites are always revered down at Kingsholm so I’m expecting a rapturous reception for the Cherry Blossoms today. A sort of homecoming. Hardcore rugby fans acknowledging diehard warriors. Japan even wear the same colours as Gloucester and I’m told they bowed en masse to the Shed after their recently friendly with Georgia there. How can you resist that? Like you, I have been absolutely fascinated and energised by Japan’s win over South Africa and for the first time in a long while I’m badly missing the thrill of coaching. Those are the days you live for, the days that make you forget all the hassle and sacrifice needed to get there.
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Sir Clive Woodward and Eddie Jones met in Gloucester on Tuesday
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Japan coach Jones was relaxed ahead of their clash with Scotland
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He speaks about how the naturally 'polite, industrious, obedient and disciplined' attitude of the Japanese is at odds with professional rugby
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And speaks about how he's made his players more independent thinkers
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Japan's historic win over South Africa on Saturday came with a late try
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Jones repeated he would have taken the penalty but was proud they didn't

Question: ‘I knew @placeholder were a little off the pace, I knew we could stay in the game for 60 minutes but, no, I wasn’t expecting that outcome.

Answer: South Africa

Answer: South Africa


(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 @placeholder government commended the decision to leave the Reef off the list.

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australian

Question: "The Great Barrier reef is under extreme threat from climate change, coal development, overfishing and influx of nutrients and the lack of @placeholder recognition of the danger it is in is perplexing."

Answer: UNESCO

Answer: UNESCO

Answer: UNESCO


(Wired) -- When Apple CEO Tim Cook took the stage at the All Things Digital Conference Tuesday night, he wasn't just answering questions from Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher — he was also dropping hints about the future of Apple's product roadmap. Sure, a lot of his answers just regurgitated the same pat, familiar themes we've heard from Cook and other Apple executives: The iPad is taking the world by storm. The iPhone's doing great. The iPod has been the gateway drug for a new generation of Apple and Mac users. But even Tim Cook can't completely stick to the script. During his interview, he teased a few interesting tidbits — which we present here along with analysis on what his words actually mean.
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During a rare interview Tuesday, CEO Tim Cook teased a few interesting tidbits about where Apple may be headed
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Clearly, Apple wants to evolve voice-assistant Siri, and lift its current "beta" status
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Apple's mobile operating system could yield greater Facebook integration like it does with Twitter
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Cook basically announced that an iTV is all but inevitable

Question: I would imagine that Apple will eventually open up Siri to third-party developers, so they could incorporate her voice recognition, dictation, and search features within their own apps, making @placeholder useful and ubiquitous system-wide.

Answer: Siri

Question: Nonetheless, it doesn't look like past conflicts are preventing @placeholder and Facebook from working together in the future.

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple


After 14 years of spending his days manacled in a tiny, dank cell, it's no wonder Shaker Aamer allowed himself to smile as he walked through London today. The 48-year-old, Britain's last Guantanamo Bay prisoner, was seen in public for the first time this afternoon since his long-awaited release. Despite suffering from a number of health conditions, Mr Aamer looked relaxed and happy as he wandered in the fresh air from his family home in Battersea, south London. Having spent the best part of 22 hours per day confined in a cramped cell during his incarceration at the notorious camp, the father-of-four was no doubt revelling in his new-found freedom.
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48-year-old was seen in public as he walked from family home in Battersea
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Despite suffering health conditions, Mr Aamer looked happy during outing
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The father-of-four returned to the UK earlier this month on chartered flight
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He is now set to receive £1m compensation following 14-year incarceration

Question: After flying home on a @placeholder government jet the 48-year-old issued a statement thanking ‘everyone who has helped make today possible including the campaigners at the Daily Mail’.

Answer: UK


Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea is used to handling whatever is thrown at him when in action between the sticks. But this week, as United prepared for their Champions League clash against PSV Eindhoven, the Spaniard was handed a slightly different skill handling test. De Gea, who was named United's Player of the Year by both fans and players last season, took part in the Swissquote Red Zone 'Precision Decision' challenge. The Spanish ace took on French team-mate Morgan Schneiderlin, as both had their decision making, speed and dexterity tested in the 'Precision Decision' challenge. Their challenge was to battle against the clock to figure out the most efficient way to fill a glass with 20 red pellets using only tweezers or remove five gold pellets from a glass using a pair of chopsticks.
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Manchester United are currently preparing for Champions League action
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But two of United's best took part in rather unusual challenges this week
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Goalkeeper David de Gea and Morgan Schneiderlin were the two chosen
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Both took part in the Swissquote Red Zone 'Precision Decision' challenge
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Read: Manchester United outcast Victor Valdes 'fighting to be free'

Question: 'I'm very relieved to have completed the challenge in the time, although it's disappointing I wasn't as quick as @placeholder.'

Answer: Morgan Schneiderlin

Answer: Morgan Schneiderlin


Rachel Dolezal, the white NAACP leader who misrepresented herself as black for years, was pictured for the first time since the scandal surrounding her race erupted as she left her home on Friday. She also gave an interview about the controversy, saying of her detractors; "I don't give two shi*s what you guys think." You are so far done, and out, of my life' When pressed further about her race, she told KREM; 'I actually don't like the term African-American. I prefer black, and I would say that if I was asked I would definitely say that yes I do consider myself to be black.'
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Rachel Dolezal, 37,was pictured outside her home Friday for the first time since scandal erupted over her misrepresentation of her race
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She also responded to her detractors in a new interview, saying; 'What I'd say to them is "I don't give two s***s what you guys think"'
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She then added; 'I do consider myself to be black'
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Her parents revealed Thursday she started 'disguising herself' as black in 2007 and no longer speaks to them because they will 'ruin her image'
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She has been a civil rights activist in Idaho and Eastern Washington for years and also teaches Africana Studies at Eastern Washington University
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She is facing a city ethics investigation after identifying herself as black in an application to serve on a local police ombudsman commission

Question: 'Her effectiveness in the causes of the African-@placeholder community would have been so much more viable, and she would have been more effective if she had just been honest with everybody.'

Answer: American


The NFL's commitment to hosting regular-season games in London means stadia outside of the capital are unlikely to stage contests while there is a continued push for a British-based franchise. Last week Tottenham and the NFL announced that the Barclays Premier League club's new stadium, set to open in 2018, would be the venue for two games per season for at least 10 years. Wembley has been the exclusive home of the United Kingdom's previous 11 International Series games and will host another trio of matches next season, with more games also planned for 2016. However, the NFL's deal at Spurs' new ground will see the sport move at least some games away from Wembley, leading to suggestions cities further afield in the UK could come into consideration.
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The NFL are focusing on London rather than areas outside of the capital
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Staging NFL games in Manchester, Glasgow or Cardiff is unlikely to occur
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They want to build a core fan base in the capital before any expanding
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Tottenham agreed a 10-year partnership with the NFL to stage at least two games a season at their new ground, which is due to open in 2018

Question: It's a step up in terms of how you customise what will be a brilliant stadium for @placeholder needs.

Answer: NFL

Answer: NFL

Answer: NFL

Answer: NFL

Answer: Staging NFL

Answer: NFL


Jurgen Klopp insists he was satisfied with his introduction to English football as his Liverpool side left Tottenham with a point. The German was welcomed to Anfield with much fanfare having been announced as Brendan Rodgers' successor and he guided the Reds to a 0-0 draw at White Hart Lane. While injuries to Christian Benteke, Danny Ings and now Daniel Sturridge have limited Klopp's attacking options, the former Borussia Dortmund boss saw Liverpool keep their first clean sheet since August. Divock Origi was named as the lone striker and hit the crossbar early on - but it was Tottenham who then created the better chances as both sides had to settle for a share of the spoils.
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Jurgen Klopp said he was 'satisfied' with first game in charge of Liverpool
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Reds draw 0-0 at White Hart Lane keeping first clean-sheet since August
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Klopp revealed he tried to sign Divock Origi while at Borussia Dortmund
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READ: The differences from Brendan Rodgers' Liverpool are already clear
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Tottenham 0-0 Liverpool PLAYER RATINGS: Lucas Leiva bosses the game

Question: @placeholder of course needs time, Benteke doesn't need the same time and could be back next week.

Answer: Danny Ings


(CNN) The Reddit user who initially claimed credit for President Donald Trump's tweet that showed Trump tackling CNN issued an apology Tuesday for the video and other offensive content he posted --  one day after CNN identified the man behind the account and attempted to make contact with him. Reddit user "HanA**holeSolo" first shared the GIF last Wednesday of Trump pummeling a wrestler with CNN's logo imposed on his face. CNN could find no earlier instance of the GIF. The GIF was later edited into a video with sound and tweeted by the President on Sunday. On Reddit, "HanA**holeSolo" took credit for inspiring the tweet. Soon after, "HanA**holeSolo's" other posts on Reddit, some of which included racist and anti-Semitic imagery, quickly circulated on social media.
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The Reddit user who initially claimed credit for President Donald Trump's tweet issued an apology Tuesday.
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The day before his apology, CNN identified the man behind the account and attempted to make contact with him.

Question: Now the user is apologizing, writing in a lengthy post on Reddit that he does not advocate violence against the press and expressing remorse there and in an interview with CNN for other posts he made that were racist and anti-@placeholder.

Answer: Semitic


You may never have heard of it but Achacha could be the next superfood and one Australian couple have cornered the market in the strange-looking fruit. Bruce and Helen Hill currently own the only commercial Achacha plantation in Australia, which is also the biggest in the world. Achacha originated in Bolivia, where the fruit is known as Achachairú, or 'honey kiss' in Guarani, a local native language. It has a 'sweet, tangy, refreshing' taste, Mrs Hill told Daily Mail Australia, but despite this, Achacha is billed to be the next superfood. Achacha is rich in calcium and vitamin C, and has exceptionally low sugar levels.
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Bruce and Helen Hill have the largest Achacha plantation in the world
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The plantation is also the only one of its kind in Australia
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Achacha is low in sugar, but high in calcium and vitamin C
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Native to Bolivia, the fruit could be the next superfood

Question: @placeholder are eaten frozen and used to make honey, gelato, and as a drink.

Answer: Achacha

Answer: Achacha

Answer: Achacha

Answer: Achachairú

Answer: Achacha

Answer: Achacha

Answer: Achacha

Answer: Achacha


A British sex party organizer is taking her hedonistic business to the South as she reveals her sexually charged events are launching in Nashville and already attracting new members from the country music capital of the world. Emma Sayle, 37, founded Killing Kittens, an international company dedicated to helping women explore their fantasies, a decade ago, and the members-only club celebrated its 10-year anniversary with a party in its home city of London on Saturday. And after launching in New York and Los Angeles earlier this year, Emma is already looking forward to conquering more locations across the pond. 'Nashville has been on my bucket list for years, I’m such a country geek,' Emma, who recently penned a memoir, Behind the Mask, which details the launch of her business, and was just released in the US, told Daily Mail Online, before noting: 'It is the Bible Belt, so I'm just waiting for the abuse.'
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Emma Sayle, 37, founded Killing Kittens, an international company dedicated to helping women explore their fantasies, in 2005
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The London-based club celebrated its 10 year anniversary on Saturday after launching in Los Angeles and New York earlier this year
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Killing Kittens is an exclusive club that provides its members with lavish sex parties where participants wear masks and women are in charge
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Emma wrote about becoming a sex party organizer in her memoir Behind the Mask, which was released in the US in September
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The Duchess of Cambridge was a member of Emma's for-charity rowing team, the Sisterhood, in 2007

Question: 'But the minute a girl says that she’s been to a @placeholder party and says she’s slept with a girl or another couple, people find that weird.'

Answer: Killing Kittens


(CNN) -- Wednesday night's CNN debate lands at a critical moment in the Republican race. This season, each debate has set the tone for the primary to follow. Newt Gingrich's savaging of the media helped propel him to victory in South Carolina. Mitt Romney's savaging of Gingrich helped him to clinch Florida. The current uncertainty about the race, and the extraordinary elasticity in the polls, is partly due to the fact that we haven't had a debate for a whole month. It's important, then, for each of the candidates to make a powerful impression in this last confrontation before Arizona and Michigan vote on February 28. Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich will compete over who is the most conservative, and Ron Paul will push his unique brand of libertarianism. Same old, same old. But we might see something new from Mitt Romney: a glimmer of humanity.
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Timothy Stanley: The Wednesday evening presidential debate comes at a critical time
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He says Santorum is threatening to displace Romney as the front-runner in the race
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He says while Santorum is liked by GOP voters, many of them have doubts about Romney
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Stanley: Look for Romney to try to adopt a folksy, populist tone

Question: But if @placeholder's reinvention as a human being does pay off, it will be because Republicans desperately want it to work.

Answer: Mitt Romney

Answer: Mitt Romney

Answer: Romney

Answer: Romney

Answer: Romney


(CNN) -- Netflix Co-founder and CEO Reed Hastings made a public apology in his blog Sunday after a customer outburst against a hike in prices. "I messed up," Hastings said. "I owe everyone an explanation." Hastings posted the mea culpa after a barrage of customer backlash that caused Netflix stock to plunge. Netflix subscribers quit the service in droves last week after the unexpected increase. Enraged customers flooded the Netflix site with tens of thousands of comments, as well as a barrage of tweets under the hashtag #DearNetflix. "In hindsight, I slid into arrogance based upon past success," Hastings said. "We have done very well for a long time by steadily improving our service, without doing much CEO communication."
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CEO promises to regain custromers' trust
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DVD-by-mail service will change name to "Qwikster"
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Movie streaming service will keep "Netflix" moniker
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Customers who want mail delivery and streaming service will have to subscribe to both

Question: Hastings goes on to explain the company's plans to rename its DVD-by-mail service @placeholder, while keeping the Netflix name for the online movie streaming service.

Answer: Qwikster

Question: Members who subscribe to both services will have two entries on their credit card statements, one for @placeholder and one for Netflix.

Answer: Qwikster


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

Question: Nor does he seek to do unnecessary harm to @placeholder athletes.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia


(CNN) Protests in Egypt over the proposed sale of two Red Sea islands to Saudi Arabia turned violent on Monday, with riot police using tear gas and rubber bullets against demonstrators across Cairo. Protesters angry over the island sale, Egypt's economy and police brutality chanted for the ouster of President Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi. Security forces detained an unknown number of protesters and also several journalists, who were later released. But police allowed dozens of Sisi supporters to gather in restricted squares and areas. Here's what's going on: Why are people unhappy? Many of the protesters do not want to see the two Red Sea islands, Tiran and Sanafir, turned over to the Saudis. Egyptians have also been troubled by other aspects of Sisi's presidency including the struggling economy and the detention of political dissidents.
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Police use tear gas, rubber bullets against protesters
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Protests partly due to Egypt's agreement to transfer 2 islands to Saudi Arabia

Question: The island deal still requires approval by the parliament, according to @placeholder-Ahram.

Answer: Abdel

Question: Sisi slammed the protest organizers, describing them as people who seek to disturb Egypt's security, @placeholder-Ahram reported Sunday.

Answer: Abdel

Question: @placeholder's army posted pictures on its official Facebook page of its military vehicles deployed on public streets as a show of force.

Answer: Egypt

Answer: Egypt

Answer: Egyptians

Answer: Egypt


Chelsea have moved a step closer to completing the purchase of AFC Wimbledon's ground at Kingsmeadow. The deal will raise funds for the League Two club's proposed move to a new stadium at their original home of Merton. The Blues want to use the Cherry Red Records Stadium to host their youth and ladies' matches. At a special general meeting on Monday night the Dons Trust, the largest shareholder of AFC Wimbledon, voted overwhelmingly in favour of selling the stadium lease. The next stage of the process will be for AFC Wimbledon PLC shareholders to pass a similar resolution in December, although that should be a formality as the Dons Trust controls over 90 per cent of the shares.
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Chelsea are planning the purchase of the Kingsmeadow stadium
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AFC Wimbledon are keen to return to their spiritual home in Merton
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The Dons Trust, the largest shareholder of AFC Wimbledon, voted overwhelmingly in favour of selling the stadium lease

Question: @placeholder bought the lease on the ground from non-league Kingstonian FC in 2003.

Answer: AFC Wimbledon

Answer: AFC Wimbledon

Answer: AFC Wimbledon PLC

Answer: AFC Wimbledon

Answer: AFC Wimbledon


(CNN) One day after coalition airstrikes bombed Syrian government troops, warplanes made multiple attacks against rebel strongholds in eastern Aleppo on Sunday. Sunday's strikes turned up the pressure on a fragile ceasefire brokered between Washington and Moscow, now in its sixth day, and make the cloudy situation in war-torn Syria even grayer. It was not known who conducted Sunday's strikes, which the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said were the first in Aleppo since the US-Russia-backed ceasefire took effect last Monday. At least one woman has died and many people have been wounded, some critically. Russia has said the US-led coalition airstrikes that mistakenly killed dozens of Syrian troops on Saturday -- prompting a diplomatic firestorm -- put the ceasefire in jeopardy.
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Australia says its warplanes were among a number of international aircraft in Saturday's operation
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ISIS shot down a regime warplane in Deir Ezzor, killing a pilot, Syrian state media says

Question: The terror group claimed responsibility for the shootdown in a statement circulated online by the @placeholder-affiliated Amaq agency.

Answer: ISIS


(CNN) While we respect former Secretary Robert Gates for his service to his country, we disagree fundamentally with respect to his criticism of Donald Trump in a recent editorial in the Wall Street Journal. His incorrect assertion on matters of foreign policy undermines both the significance of this election and Trump's proven track record of leadership. This is a change election with the opportunity for a true reset by a presidential candidate who is unbound by the policies of the recent past. This same past has given us over a decade of war without conclusion, a past that has allowed a fundamentalist radical Islamist terrorist group to grow and metastasize internationally, a past that has contributed to failed states, a past that has allowed our military to atrophy and a past that has our allies questioning our true resolve. A past whose lack of coherent policy has granted 3 million refugees a home in the United States since 1975 and left close to 500,000 dead in Syria in the last five years alone.
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Keith Kellogg and Michael T. Flynn: This election is an opportunity to elect a president not bound by the policies of the recent past
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Given his ability to learn and willingness to hold others accountable, Donald Trump is that president.

Question: Implicit in Gates' attack on @placeholder is either that a nation at war cannot afford for a president to learn on the job or that a potential commander in chief should enter the office with some sort of explicit military or defense experience.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: Lt. Gen. (retired) Keith Kellogg is a national security adviser to @placeholder.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


(CNN) Greenpeace activists blocked the entrance to Coca-Cola's UK headquarters in London with a 2.5-ton sculpture featuring a seagull regurgitating plastic, and called for the company to do more to help prevent plastic pollution. The campaign group said the sculpture, which depicts an idyllic family beach scene interrupted by birds choking on plastic, was intended to highlight  what it claimed were failings by the company. In a report released on Monday, Greenpeace claimed that Coca-Cola -- the world's largest soft drinks company -- sells more than 100 billion plastic bottles every year. Single-use plastic bottles make up nearly 60% of the packaging produced by the company globally, the report says.
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The sculpture features seagulls regurgitating plastic and weighs 2.5 tons
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Coca-Cola uses just 7% recycled material in their bottles, according to Greenpeace
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The company said recognized marine litter was a global problem

Question: @placeholder-Cola has not disclosed how many plastic bottles it produces each year, but a previous Greenpeace study found that 530 billion plastic PET bottles were produced around the world in 2014, just over half of which were recycled.

Answer: Coca

Answer: Cola

Answer: Coca-Cola

Answer: Coca

Answer: Cola

Question: Casson told CNN she would like @placeholder-Cola to take the lead on producing more environmentally-friendly bottles, and hopes Greenpeace can work with the firm to reach that goal.

Answer: Coca

Answer: Cola

Answer: Coca-Cola

Answer: Coca

Answer: Cola


(CNN) -- Google Chairman Eric Schmidt has been thinking a lot about our digital future. Maybe that's not a big surprise for a man whose company has played a major role in shaping our 21st-century lives, from how we find information to how we use our phones. It's that role, perhaps, that has made Schmidt's new book, "The New Digital Age: Reshaping the Future of People, Nations and Business," so widely anticipated. The book, out Tuesday, is co-written with Jared Cohen, a former U.S. State Department terrorism adviser who now heads up Google Ideas, the company's think tank. In it, the authors consider what our world will be like when everyone on Earth is connected digitally. (Schmidt believes this will happen by the end of the decade).
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In new book, Google Chairman Eric Schmidt says Web will be everywhere soon
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Schmidt and co-writer Jared Cohen note rise of mobile in Africa and Asia
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Cloud storage will prevail, they say, meaning privacy thoughts will change
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Terrorism may benefit from expanded Web, but also get easier to catch

Question: A universal @placeholder, the authors say, will be an inevitable outcome of a world that's increasingly being driven by technology.

Answer: Web


(CNN) -- As Crimea held a bogus referendum on independence under the watchful eye of Russian occupation force on March 16, I confess that my mind and heart were elsewhere. I have never experienced war or the threat of annihilation. But now, thanks to the Internet, like thousands of other Ukrainian-Americans I am living at the edge of an existential abyss. The violence—the war—that threatens Ukraine does not threaten me. I am in New York and Ukraine is thousands of miles away. But war will threaten my friends, colleagues and family in Ukraine. We Ukrainian-Americans must now live with the very real possibility that their lives could be extinguished if Russian President Vladimir Putin chooses to do so. Indeed, Ukraine could even disappear as a state, if he chooses to make it disappear.
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Alexander Motyl: Crimea vote a joke: Many believe war with Russia inevitable
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He says when Yanukovych was overthrown, Ukrainian-Americans were euphoric
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Motyl: Then Putin made threats; Russia stole Crimea and massed troops at border
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Motyl: Ukrainian-Americans fear for friends and relatives in Ukraine

Question: We, like the demonstrators in @placeholder, could live with that.

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukraine

Question: After @placeholder fled and a democratic government assumed power, we rejoiced.

Answer: Yanukovych

Question: On Saturday, March 1, Putin claimed to have the right to "defend" "@placeholder citizens" anywhere in Ukraine, thereby giving himself carte blanche to invade any part of Ukraine he chooses.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Question: It's hard to believe that Putin will stop with @placeholder.

Answer: Crimea

Answer: Crimea

Answer: Crimea


The family of  Stephanie Scott's accused murdered have offered their condolences to the Leeton school teacher's friends and relatives ahead of her funeral on Wednesday. Vincent Stanford, 24, is accused of murdering Ms Scott, 26, on Easter Sunday and dumping her body in bushland, just days before she was set to wed fiance Aaron Leeson-Woolley. Mr Stanford's mother Anika met with Leeton Mayor Paul Maytom last Thursday, revealing her grief and horror at the situation, Fairfax Media reported. Scroll down for video The family of Stephanie Scott's accused murdered Vincent Stanford (pictured) have offered their condolences ahead of the Leeton schoolteacher's funeral on Wednesday
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Stephanie Scott's family are preparing for her funeral on Wednesday
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They say all are welcome to remember and show their support for Ms Scott
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The 26-year-old teacher believed to have been murdered on Easter Sunday
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Her accused murderer is the school cleaner, Vincent Stanford
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Stanford's mother passed on her condolences to Ms Scott's loved ones
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Leeton High School have reached out to the community to commend them for the strength they have shown in the face of immeasurable grief
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Her funeral will be held 10 days after her intended wedding date
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The funeral will take place at the same venue where she had planned to marry Aaron Leeson-Woolley

Question: Stephanie Scott (right), pictured with her fiancé @placeholder, was last seen on Easter Sunday

Answer: Aaron Leeson-Woolley

Answer: Aaron Leeson

Answer: Woolley

Question: @placeholder was comforted by friends and family at the heartbreaking service on the day he had been due to marry the love of his life, Stephanie Scott

Answer: Aaron Leeson-Woolley

Answer: Aaron Leeson

Answer: Woolley


Tim Sherwood has told Scott Sinclair and Tom Cleverley they are playing for their futures in Aston Villa’s fight against relegation. The on-loan duo have contributed significantly to back-to-back wins against West Bromwich Albion and Sherwood wants more of the same at Sunderland on Saturday. The Villa boss said: ‘They are fighting for their futures, whether at this club or with someone else.’ Tim Sherwood says Scott Sinclair and Tom Cleverley are playing for their future at Aston Villa Sinclair  celebrates his goal  during the FA Cup match against West Bromwich Albion at Villa Park Sinclair celebrates his goal during the FA Cup  match against  West Bromwich Albion at Villa Park
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Tom Cleverley and Scott Sinclair have been in fine form for Aston Villa
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Tim Sherwood wants them to continue as they fight relegation battle
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Villa boss says duo are also fighting for their careers at Villa Park
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The Midlands side face Sunderland in the Premier League on Saturday

Question: Sherwood believes @placeholder is rightfully starting to receive some appreciation at Villa Park now

Answer: Tom Cleverley

Answer: Tom Cleverley

Answer: Tom Cleverley


The suspected killer of a teenage CBBC star confessed to his girlfriend before fleeing to Nigeria on his brother's passport, a court has heard. Jeffrey Okafor, 24, of East Dulwich, south east London, is accused of stabbing Carl Beatson-Asiedu to death outside a nightclub in the summer of 2009. The 19-year-old victim, known as DJ Charmz, had been leaving the Club Life Nightclub in Vauxhall's Goding Street, in London, with a group of friends after performing a set when a group of men approached them, the court heard. Carl Beatson Asiedu (left) was stabbed to death outside a nightclub by Jeffrey Okafor (right) who then fled to Nigeria on his brother's passport
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Carl Beatson-Asiedu, 19, was stabbed to death outside a nightclub in 2009
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Suspected killer Jeffrey Okafor, 24, had confessed to his girlfriend
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He then then went on the run to Nigeria for five years until last November

Question: 'The prosecution say that @placeholder was the person who drew a knife, stabbed him and killed him.'

Answer: Jeffrey Okafor

Answer: Jeffrey Okafor

Answer: Jeffrey Okafor


Sportsmail's Ashes Columnist Brendon McCullum talks us through the build-up to England's pivotal Ashes Test against Australia at Trent Bridge on Thursday. The New Zealand captain believes Michael Clarke would benefit from an arm around his shoulder in the Australia dressing-room. I feel for Michael Clarke right now. Captaincy can be tough, and so can slumps in your batting form. But when the two things coincide — when your team’s losing and you’re not scoring any runs — that’s when you really earn your crust. It’s both the toughest part of the job and a great opportunity to show people what you’re made of.
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England face Australia at Trent Bridge on Thursday in pivotal Ashes Test
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The split between Michael Clarke and Australia chiefs is a big problem
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The omission of Brad Haddin in the third Test may have affected Clarke
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Batsman is averaging 18.80 this series - way below many of his team-mates
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Australia captain's form has steadily declined since his excellent 2012

Question: It strikes me that there’s a difference of philosophy between @placeholder and those who run the team.

Answer: Michael Clarke

Answer: Michael Clarke


A Wall Street financier on trial for sexually harassing a former employee has admitted that he fired her after finding her boyfriend lying in bed in the expensive Manhattan apartment he had rented especially for her. Benjamin Wey, 43, testified on Thursday that he decided to get rid of 25-year-old former Swedish model Hanna Bouveng after discovering that she was 'cheating on him.' 'Isn't it true that you fired Hanna Bouveng two hours after finding a naked black man in her bed?' Bouveng's lawyer David Ratner asked Wey. 'Yes,' answered Wey. Bouveng is suing the CEO of New York Global Group for $850million, claiming he sexually harassed her, pressured her to dress provocatively and forced her to have sex in December 2013.
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Benjamin Wey, 43, has admitted that he decided to get rid of former Swedish model Hanna Bouveng after discovering that she was 'cheating on him'
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She is suing the CEO of New York Global Group for $850million, claiming he sexually harassed her
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Wey also told the court that he didn't find Bouveng physically attractive
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On Monday the court heard how Wey had lasted just two minutes the first time that he slept with his employee

Question: Bouveng didn't report the sexual attacks until after Wey fired her, Colton said, adding that @placeholder called her complaints 'extortion'.

Answer: Benjamin Wey

Answer: Wey

Answer: Wey

Answer: Benjamin Wey

Answer: Wey

Answer: Wey


Crucible thoroughbreds John Higgins and Graeme Dott led the Scottish charge on Sunday at the Betfred World Championship. Four-time winner Higgins impressed with a 10-5 first-round victory over Robert Milkins, and looked to be approaching the form that last saw him take the title four years ago. The 39-year-old fired breaks of 77, 75, 69 and a clinching 106 in the second session as he coasted home against Gloucester potter Milkins, who took the match beyond its evening interval but was thoroughly outplayed. John Higgins plays a shot during his match against Robert Milkins during the Betfred World Championships Milkins said of his conqueror: 'It's going to take a good man to beat him on that form.
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John Higgins beats Robert Milkins 10-5 to reach second round
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Higgins says he would love to challenge for World title again
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But the 39-year-old admits there are many more favoured players
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Graeme Dott sees off Ricky Walden 10-8

Question: Asked directly whether he was a potential champion, @placeholder initially said: 'Nah.

Answer: John Higgins

Answer: Higgins

Answer: John Higgins

Answer: John Higgins

Answer: Higgins


The thought may have occurred to Sam Robson that there has never been a better time to be an England Test specialist. As the nation rakes over the debris of yet another World Cup fiasco, the Test squad named on Wednesday for next month’s three-match series in the Caribbean will be depicted as English cricket’s chance to start the clean-up operation. And though the Australian-born Robson had his first taste of the big time last summer, he has not represented his adopted country since the Oval Test against India in August. Selection for the West Indies – for the first of 17 Tests in 10 months – will almost feel like starting afresh, all over again.
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England are set to name their Test squad for West Indies tour
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Sam Robson will be hoping to secure his place as opening batsman
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Australian-born opener was under pressure after poor series against India
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Jonathan Trott could be deemed ready to resume his England career

Question: @placeholder (centre) is ready to battle for his England place after a mixed maiden summer in Test cricket

Answer: Sam Robson

Answer: Robson

Answer: Sam Robson


(CNN) Donald Trump named two top advisers to his administration Sunday, tapping Republican Party Chairman Reince Priebus to be his new chief of staff and Steve Bannon, the Trump campaign CEO and executive chairman of Breitbart News, as chief strategist and senior counselor. "Steve and Reince are highly qualified leaders who worked well together on our campaign and led us to a historic victory. Now I will have them both with me in the White House as we work to make America great again," Trump said in the release. It's an unusual arrangement that could create two power centers in the new White House, one around the Republican establishment and one connected to the far right and more controversial wing of conservatism. The campaign statement, which listed Bannon's role first, referred to the two men as "equal partners."
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Priebus is among the longest serving chairman of the Republican Party
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Steve Bannon will serve as a top adviser

Question: Priebus had a leadership role in @placeholder's debate prep and traveled with him in the latter days of the campaign.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Priebus earned @placeholder's trust in the final months of the campaign, as he steered the RNC's resources behind Trump's candidacy despite Republican officials urging Priebus to abandon Trump and instead help down-ballot candidates.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Priebus earned Trump's trust in the final months of the campaign, as he steered the RNC's resources behind Trump's candidacy despite Republican officials urging Priebus to abandon @placeholder and instead help down-ballot candidates.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: As Trump's candidacy was engulfed in the controversy stemming from a 2005 tape in which he boasted about being able to grope and kiss women without their consent, and as sexual assault allegations surfaced the next week, Priebus stood fast behind @placeholder and worked to salvage his campaign.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) The Bahamas just issued a travel warning to their citizens about the United States of America. I've been to the Bahamas. It's a beautiful country with truly excellent people. When I took a cruise that docked for a couple hours in Nassau, it mostly reminded me of a giant version of my grandmother's neighborhood in Mobile, Alabama ... but with better accents. The other thing I remember was that when my wife and I took a taxi, the driver pointed out interesting spots along the way. At one point he said, "And over there in that cemetery, Anna Nicole Smith is buried." I thought to myself, "Wow! Is that what they think of Americans here in the Bahamas? Do they think Anna Nicole Smith is one of our leading lights?" I wondered how many Americans at that point in the taxi ride have yelled, "Stop the car! Pull over! I must walk around her grave seven times!" In that moment I felt like the Bahamas wasn't giving us Americans a lot of credit.
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W. Kamau Bell: Police and African-Americans aren't two communities in search of common ground
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Taking a view of the police as a separate community dangerously misses the point, he says

Question: When I watch the video, I usually end up laughing at the disconnect between this kid's reality and the reality that most black @placeholder experience.

Answer: Americans

Answer: Americans

Answer: Americans

Answer: Americans


Stuart McCall  admitted on Tuesday night not even the club’s own fans will give them a prayer against Hibs on Sunday — but insisted he can rescue Rangers’ flagging play-off hopes. A 2-2 draw with lowly part-timers Alloa Athletic at Ibrox in his second match in charge made it five draws on the spin for a Rangers side in complete freefall. McCall now faces a difficult task lifting his players for a daunting trip to Easter Road to face Hibs, who have defeated the Ibrox men three times in the Championship this season with a 9-1 aggregate score. A 2-2 draw with Alloa Athletic in Stuart McCall's second match in charge made it five draws on the spin
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Rangers drew 2-2 with Alloa Athletic at Ibrox on Tuesday night
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It made it five draws in a row for Rangers as their play-off hopes diminish
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Stuart McCall feels even their own fans won't expect much against Hibs

Question: We’ve drawn twice with @placeholder already this season and it was never going to be 3-0 or 4-0.

Answer: Alloa Athletic

Answer: Alloa Athletic

Answer: Alloa Athletic


Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic are on another collision course in Miami after the Serbian beat David Ferrer to reach the semi-finals of the Miami Open. With Murray set to face Tomas Berdych in his semi-final, the man who beat him to the Australian Open and then again in the semis of Indian Wells secured his own last-four spot with a 7-5 7-5 success. Ferrer made a fast start taking the opening three matches as he dominated the world number one, but he was unable to keep the pace and was eventually hunted down on his 33rd birthday. Novak Djokovic celebrates reaching the Miami Open semi-finals after his 7-5, 7-5 success over David Ferrer
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Novak Djokovic defeated David Ferrer 7-5, 7-5 to reach Miami Open semis
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Briton Andy Murray to meet Tomas Berdych in other semi-final match
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Djokovic has beaten Murray in Australian Open final and at Indian Wells
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World No 1 now faces John Isner, who beat Kei Nishikori 6-4, 6-3
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Serena Williams and Carla Suarez Navarro will contest women's final
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World No 1 Williams beat Simona Halep to 6-2, 4-6, 7-5
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Navarro comfortably defeated Andrea Petkovic 6-3, 6-3

Question: 'I wasn't feeling the ball that great at the beginning, but I knew that I'm going to have my chances if I stayed committed, if I kept on working,' @placeholder - looking an unbreakable force this season - said on the tournament's official website.

Answer: Novak Djokovic

Answer: Novak Djokovic

Answer: Novak Djokovic

Answer: Djokovic


(CNN) -- The prosecutor in the U.S. government's case against an Indian diplomat charged in New York with visa fraud related to her treatment of her housekeeper expressed dismay Wednesday over the direction the case has taken. "There has been much misinformation and factual inaccuracy in the reporting on the charges against Devyani Khobragade," said U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara about India's 39-year-old deputy consul general for political, economic, commercial and women's affairs, who was arrested December 12 in New York by federal agents. "It is important to correct these inaccuracies because they are misleading people and creating an inflammatory atmosphere on an unfounded basis."
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Kerry calls India's national security adviser, expresses "regret"
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President Obama has been briefed on the situation
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India's deputy consul general was detained and strip-searched
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She's accused of visa fraud involving underpaying a housekeeper

Question: He added that the housekeeper was paid "well above the minimum wage," and that his client had -- at the housekeeper's request -- sent a portion of that money to the housekeeper's husband each month in @placeholder.

Answer: Indian

Answer: India

Answer: India

Answer: India

Question: In his statement, @placeholder noted that Khobragade was charged not only with trying to evade U.S. law intended to protect domestic employees of diplomats and consular workers from exploitation, but also with causing the victim and her spouse "to attest to false documents and be a part of her scheme to lie to U.S. government officials."

Answer: Preet Bharara

Question: In his statement, Bharara noted that Khobragade was charged not only with trying to evade @placeholder law intended to protect domestic employees of diplomats and consular workers from exploitation, but also with causing the victim and her spouse "to attest to false documents and be a part of her scheme to lie to U.S. government officials."

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Question: @placeholder defended the handling of the arrest and custody, though his office was not involved.

Answer: Preet Bharara


A single mother-to-be had revealed she met her future husband by taking the plunge and going on a first date while she was eight months pregnant. Sarah Connors, from Bristol, said she was facing the prospect of motherhood alone having broken up with her ex-partner before discovering she was expecting. But just two months before her due date, the 28-year-old set up a profile on app Oasis Dating and just weeks later agreed to go on a date with shop assistant Lance. There was instant chemistry between the pair and they even slept together before Sarah had given birth. She and Lance got engaged within five months and married this year, with Sarah's daughter Elodie, now two, calling Lance 'daddy'.
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Sarah Connors, 28, from Bristol, was two months due on her first date
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Despite being heavily pregnant the student met her future husband
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The pair are happily married and raise baby Elodie together

Question: 'I felt a bit self-conscious at first because @placeholder wasn't Lance's baby, but my friends were so happy for me.'

Answer: Elodie

Answer: Elodie


(CNN) Attorneys for a 22-year-old DREAMer detained after she publicly criticized immigration raids have filed a petition in federal court asking for her immediate release. But Daniela Vargas' fate is up in the air. She could get released, or she could be deported. "Technically they can deport her at any moment," said Nathan Elmore, one of her attorneys. Vargas was arrested last week, shortly after sharing her family's story during a news conference in Jackson, Mississippi. She told the story of her father and brother, who were recently arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. Vargas also advocated for young people such as herself who were brought to the United States illegally as children, then qualified for a temporary reprieve from deportation under DACA, or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
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Daniela Vargas, 22, arrested in Mississippi after speaking out against ICE raids
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Agency denies its immigration enforcement operations "target aliens indiscriminately"

Question: @placeholder conducts targeted immigration enforcement in compliance with federal law and agency policy.

Answer: Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Answer: ICE

Question: Vargas spoke to her attorneys from an @placeholder detention center in Jena, Louisiana.

Answer: Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Answer: ICE


(CNN) They're the words anxious suburban Los Angeles residents have wanted to hear: "no active fire left." But the man who spoke them Monday, Los Angeles Fire Chief Ralph Terrazas, also warned that the winds could easily rekindle the La Tuna fire that burned 7,000 acres over the weekend. By Monday afternoon, La Tuna's cinders smoldering near Burbank remained 30% contained, though fire officials were optimistic the figure would grow. The steep terrain and earlier weather conditions posed challenges to fighting the blaze, fire officials said. Firefighters were working through the night to fight the blaze, officials said Monday. Terrazas said bulldozers and hand crews would work to clear a line -- removing all brush and other fuel the blaze would need to keep burning -- from the remaining perimeter around the fire in the foothills north of Los Angeles.
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Bulldozers and hand crews scramble to cut fire lines before wind rekindles fire
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La Tuna fire is 30% contained, but fire officials expect number to increase

Question: "The @placeholder is an emergency that requires all available resources to protect our residents and keep our homes and other structures out of harm's way," Garcetti said in a statement.

Answer: La Tuna


A judge on Tuesday ordered jurors in the Jodi Arias case to keep deliberating after her lawyers said the panel had reached an impasse on whether to sentence her to death or life in prison for killing her lover in 2008. Arias, now 34, was convicted of first-degree murder in 2013 after a lengthy trial that became a sensation with its tawdry revelations about her relationship with victim Travis Alexander. That jury deadlocked on her punishment. Authorities said Alexander, 30, was found dead in the shower of his Mesa home after Arias shot him in the forehead and slit his throat so deeply that he was nearly decapitated.
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Jury reached an impasse after 17 hours deliberation over four days
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Judge Sherry Stephens told the panel to keep going on Tuesday
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If there is no unanimous decision, judge will sentence Arias to life in prison and will decide if she has the possibility of parole in 25 years
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Arias' attorney pleaded for her life during closing arguments
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They said she was emotionally abused and sexually used by former boyfriend Travis Alexander
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Prosecutor called Arias a liar who was trying to trick jury into believing she was the real victim
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She was convicted of murdering Alexander, who was stabbed 30 times, slit in the throat, and shot in the forehead , in 2008

Question: @placeholder told them that she didn't intend to force a verdict and said in her instructions that jurors shouldn't weigh evidence based on the views of other jurors.

Answer: Sherry Stephens


A fierce row has broken out between Stephen King and Maine Governor Paul LePage after the governor claimed that the author  doesn't pay state income taxes and has moved away from the state. King immediately shot back that LePage should 'man up and apologize' for the comments because he still resides in Maine. LePage's comments came during his weekly radio address when he argued that states without an income tax, like Florida, have lured away Maine residents, including King. Fight: Novelist Stephen King says he still lives in Maine, and insists that Governor Paul LePage's claim that he has moved from the state is inaccurate
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Maine Governor Paul LePage accused Stephen King of 'moving away' from the state
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LePage withdrew remarks after learning the statement about King was  inaccurate
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King said the Maine governor should 'man up and apologize' for comments

Question: However, the remark prompted @placeholder, a legal resident of Maine  to say the governor 'was full of the stuff that makes the grass grow green.'

Answer: Stephen King

Answer: King

Answer: King

Answer: Stephen King

Answer: Stephen King

Answer: King

Answer: King


(CNN) People must wonder what all the fuss is about when the Australian government maintains a hard line on asylum seeker arrivals. After all, as a wealthy island nation with abundant natural resources and a relatively small population, Australia is never going to face the challenges destination nations in other parts of the world must confront. But despite criticisms from the United Nations and various international aid agencies, there is little prospect of a change in policy. The most recent controversy is a stand off between local authorities and 580 asylum seekers hauled up in a decommissioned detention center in Papua New Guinea (PNG).
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Australia has detained hundreds of men, women and children asylum seekers
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Recent polls show Australians are in favor of a smaller refugee intake

Question: Even at the height of arrivals years ago when thousands of people were trying to make their way to @placeholder by boat, the flows were modest by world standards.

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australians

Question: But the mantra of being "tough on border protection" has been an edict both major parties in @placeholder are eager to stick to.

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australians

Question: The official refugee quota has been lifted as a sop to some Australians concerned about a lack of humanity in government policy, and it makes @placeholder one of the world's most generous nations when it comes to the size and diversity of the intake.

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australians

Question: But anyone seeking asylum who proactively tries to make their own way to @placeholder won't be assessed.

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australians

Question: But offshore processing with a blanket refusal to settle refugees in Australia has created a standoff, with genuine refugees left in legal limbo: unable to be settled in @placeholder, unwilling (understandably) to be returned to homelands they fled, and in negotiation with the government to find alternative places to settle.

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australians


This time last year the world was shocked by the abduction of 276 Nigerian schoolgirls who were kidnapped from their school by Boko Haram militants. A-listers from Michelle Obama to Angelina Jolie lent their support to the #bringbackourgirlscampaign in the hope the children could be saved. But Unicef have revealed that a year later, more than 200 of these girls remain in captivity while scores of other children have gone missing since. Scroll down for video Rose Zeeharrah, right, with her children at a camp for internally displaced persons, in Yola, Adamawa, where the family fled after a Boko Haram rebel group attacked their village and killed her husband
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276 Nigerian schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram militants last year
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The shocking abduction led to high profile 'bring back our girls' campaign
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Many children remain in captivity, forced to fight or become sex slaves
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Unicef film highlights few escapees are now in refugee camps
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The charity says more than 200 girls remain in captivity

Question: The teacher told us that @placeholder was here and he told us to run to the river.

Answer: Boko Haram

Answer: Boko Haram

Answer: Boko Haram


(CNN) To the Western world, it's a surprising thing to see. Until very recently, one Starbucks in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, had a sign with the phrase, "Please no entrance for ladies." The sign went up after a wall segregating families and single people when entering the coffee house fell down. The temporary solution was to ban women from entering the Starbucks. The full sign said, "PLEASE NO ENTRY FOR LADIES ONLY SEND YOUR DRIVER TO ORDER THANK YOU." It was first noticed in the social media world last Monday when someone going by "Manar M" tweeted, "#Starbucks store in Riyadh refused 2 serve me just because I'm a WOMAN & asked me 2 send a man instead."
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One Starbucks in Saudi Arabia banned women after a separation wall fell
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While the wall was being repaired, Starbucks said that one store provided access only to men
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Starbucks says it respects the culture of Saudi Arabia

Question: On Monday, @placeholder shared an update: "Starbucks welcomes all customers, including women and families, to enjoy the Starbucks experience.

Answer: Starbucks

Answer: Starbucks

Answer: Starbucks

Answer: Starbucks

Answer: Starbucks

Question: On Monday, Starbucks shared an update: "@placeholder welcomes all customers, including women and families, to enjoy the Starbucks experience.

Answer: Starbucks

Answer: Starbucks

Answer: Starbucks

Answer: Starbucks

Answer: Starbucks

Question: On Monday, Starbucks shared an update: "Starbucks welcomes all customers, including women and families, to enjoy the @placeholder experience.

Answer: Starbucks

Answer: Starbucks

Answer: Starbucks

Answer: Starbucks

Answer: Starbucks


A woman with a passionate interest in paranormal activity has revealed that she has a collection of more than 100 haunted dolls - which she loves so much that she would actually choose them over her partner. Ashley Nicole-Fine, 24, from Leeds, Alabama, has an entire room of her house dedicated to her extensive collection of spirited dolls, which has taken 12 years to build up, because her boyfriend banned her from keeping them in the bedroom - after claiming two of them attacked him in his sleep. According to Ms Nicole-Fine, two of her dolls are haunted by the spirits of women who were murdered by their boyfriends, and therefore hate all men - including her partner Phillip Baston, 25.
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Ashley Nicole-Fine, 24, from Leeds, Alabama, has been collecting dolls since she was eight
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According to her, two of the dolls in her collection are haunted by women who were murdered by their boyfriends and subsequently hate all men
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Ms Nicole-Fine's boyfriend, Phillip Baston, 25, claims he was attacked by the two dolls while he was sleeping, after he woke up with scratches
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He demanded that the dolls be moved out of the bedroom over fears that they would attack him again
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Ms Nicole-Fine admitted that if he asked her to choose between him and the dolls, she would pick her creepy collection

Question: However, Ms @placeholder-Fine has said if Mr Baston gave her the ultimate choice: him or the dolls, the dolls would win every time.

Answer: Ashley Nicole

Answer: Nicole

Answer: Ashley Nicole

Answer: Nicole

Answer: Nicole

Question: Ms Nicole-@placeholder has always had a strong connection with the other side.

Answer: Fine

Answer: Fine

Answer: Fine

Answer: Fine

Answer: Fine


Rosie O'Donnell tested positive for marijuana during her bitter custody battle after taking a drug test to try and prove she was clean and sober, a report suggests. The 53-year-old TV star reportedly submitted a hair follicle to be tested in the midst of her legal dispute with ex-wife Michelle Rounds over their two-year-old adopted daughter, Dakota. She agreed to give the sample after her former partner accused her of 'regularly smoking weed'. But, according to the National Enquirer, she failed, and is said to be 'furious' with the outcome. A source told the magazine: 'It came back positive for drugs. She’s been trying to hide her drug use for a long time, and she didn’t realize that marijuana stays in your system for a number of months.'
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TV star, 53, reportedly submitted a hair follicle during the bitter legal feud
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She agreed to test in bid to prove she is clean, but is furious with result
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She is fighting for custody of her adopted two-year-old daughter Dakota
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Ex-wife Michelle Rounds, 43, claimed O'Donnell 'smokes weed regularly'

Question: Perez attempted to defend her opinion to O'Donnell but @placeholder wasn't having it.

Answer: Rosie O'Donnell

Answer: O'Donnell


The attorney representing a 16-year-old Pennsylvania boy charged with fatally shooting a friend in the face and then taking a selfie with his lifeless body stated in court Wednesday that the killing was an accident. Defense attorney Patrick Thomassey doesn't deny that Maxwell Morton, of Jeannette, killed 16-year-old Ryan Mangan at Mangan's home February 4. But Thomassey disputes that Morton meant to kill Mangan. He says the boys were horsing around with a loaded gun when Mangan was shot in the left eye. Scroll down for video Maxwell Morton (left), 16, has been charged with murder in the death of Mangan (right), 16, after Mangan was found with a single gunshot wound to the face
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Maxwell Morton, 16, from Pennsylvania, will be tried as an adult for shooting Ryan Mangan
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Mother of Morton's friend told police her son received Snapchat image of him with victim - message had Maxwell written across it
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He admitted to shooting Mangan after police found 9mm handgun hidden in his house
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Both teens were juniors at Jeannette High School
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Morton was also charged with first-degree murder and one count of possession of a firearm by a minor
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Morton's lawyer and family said the two boys were friends and there was no bad blood between them

Question: @placeholder's friends have gathered to comfort each other as they mourn his loss, and described him as a fun-loving guy who was goofy and funny.

Answer: Ryan Mangan

Answer: Mangan

Answer: Mangan

Answer: Mangan

Answer: Mangan

Answer: Mangan

Answer: Ryan Mangan

Answer: Mangan


In 2009 Barcelona became the first team ever to win all six trophies in one year. With Pep Guardiola gone, many of their more pessimistic supporters thought they would never reach such heights again but after last year's treble they are now a Spanish Super Cup, a European Super Cup and a World Club Cup away from making history all over again. On Tuesday night in the Boris Paichadze Dinamo Arena in Georgia they can lift cup number four. They play the two-legged domestic Super Cup next week against Athletic Bilbao and will go to Japan in December for a possible showdown with River Plate.
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Barcelona face Sevilla in the UEFA Super Cup on Tuesday night
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Victory for Barca will see them win their fourth trophy this calendar year
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In 2009 they became the first team ever to win all six trophies in one year
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Sevilla coach Unai Emery is looking for his first-ever win over Barcelona
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Sign-up for this season’s MailOnline Fantasy Football game

Question: @placeholder signed Ciro Immobile on loan from Dortmund in the summer and hope he can put his career back on track after what the player himself describes as a 'lost year' in the Bundesliga.

Answer: Sevilla

Answer: Sevilla


Islamic State murderer Jihadi John had links to the 2005 bomb plotters who tried to blow up London's tube system just weeks after the horrific July 7 attack which killed 52 people, it has been revealed. Mohammed Emwazi, who was unmasked as Islamic State's cold-blooded executioner last week, was a member of a terror cell that was known to have links to the failed July 21, 2005 attacks on London. Documents have revealed a key figure of his London-based terror cell talked to one of the terrorists on the day of the attempted tube bombing - the would be terrorist was later jailed for life over the failed attack.
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Mohammed Emwazi was revealed as Islamic State's executioner last week
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He had links to the 2005 bomb plotters who tried to blow up the tube
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Failed attack was due to take place just two weeks after 21/7 bombing
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52 people were killed and 700 injured in worst terror attack on British soil
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Court documents reveal key member of Emwazi's watched terror cell spoke to one of the failed terrorists on the day of the attempted bombing
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Revelation raises urgent questions over how Emwazi was able to leave UK

Question: But experts believe Emwazi was helped to escape Britain by his terror associates who had been allowed back to @placeholder by the Government in 2011.

Answer: London

Answer: London

Answer: London


(CNN)Bruce Jenner says he's cooperating with police as they investigate a fatal car crash involving the reality TV star. "My heartfelt and deepest sympathies go out to the family and loved ones, and to all of those who were involved or injured in this terrible accident," Jenner said in a statement released Sunday by his publicist, Alan Nierob. "It is a devastating tragedy, and I cannot pretend to imagine what this family is going through at this time. I am praying for them. I will continue to cooperate in every way possible." Jenner earlier told police that paparazzi were chasing him when he was in the wreck, but investigators have said there's no sign photographers following him played a role in the crash.
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"I will continue to cooperate in every way possible," Bruce Jenner says in a statement
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The reality TV star's SUV hit a car and pushed it into the path of an oncoming Hummer, authorities say
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Investigators say there's no sign paparazzi following Bruce Jenner played a role in the crash

Question: He was driving a black @placeholder on Saturday that was the third vehicle involved in a multiple rear-end collision, Brooks said.

Answer: SUV


New York (CNN) An all-female CNN panel offered an array of explanations Wednesday after President Donald Trump told a female reporter she had a "nice smile." The President, who has feuded bitterly with the US media since taking office, made the comment while on the phone with new Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar on Tuesday. "We have a lot of your Irish press watching us," he said to Varadkar. He then beckoned to Irish reporter Caitríona Perry, the US bureau chief for RTÉ News. "We have all of this beautiful Irish press," Trump said, then added, "She has a nice smile on her face so I bet she treats you well."
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The President made the comment while on the phone with new Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar
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The President was referring to a female reporter

Question: "I would describe this as how @placeholder always acts when there are women in the room.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: This was just @placeholder being President Trump and also the kind of guy who will notice when someone has a lovely smile," Hayworth argued.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: This was just Donald Trump being President @placeholder and also the kind of guy who will notice when someone has a lovely smile," Hayworth argued.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump