David Beckham has a whole host of celebrity friends and it appears he's added tennis superstar Rafael Nadal to the ever growing list. The former footballer was out celebrating fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger's birthday and posed for a snap with the Spaniard. Beckham is currently out in United States discussing plans for his proposed MLS franchise, while Nadal is in preparing to play in the Miami Open with the first round getting underway on Thursday. David Beckham (left) and Rafael Nadal posed for a photo with singer Thalia at the birthday event The sporting superstars were out celebrating fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger's (left) birthday in Miami
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David Beckham was pictured with Rafael Nadal while out in Miami
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The duo were celebrating fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger's birthday
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Beckham is still in discussions about his proposed MLS franchise
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Nadal is set to play in the Miami Open despite an injury scare

Question: ‘@placeholder is very positive about the future of the club and he continues to enjoy incredible support from the people in Miami.

Answer: David Beckham

Answer: Beckham

Answer: David Beckham

Answer: David Beckham

Answer: Beckham


BOULDER, Colorado (CNN) -- Blake Jones' business plan for his company, Namaste Solar Electric, was so unusual, he confounded a lot of business experts. Typical home solar systems cost about $12,000 up front, but supporters say they pay off in the long run. "We did have a lot of skeptical, raised eyebrows at the beginning," Jones said of his company, which installs solar power systems in Colorado. "We even have had business schools bring teams of MBA students to come to do a case study," he said. Outsiders were baffled by some of these company plans: • Environmental concerns would be a driving force in every aspect of the company.
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Businessman Blake Jones seeks to develop renewable energy sources
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Jones' passion for solar sparked a radical career shift during time in Mideast
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Home solar system costs $12,000, but Jones says it pays off in long run
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Boulder, Colorado, offers rebates, grants for home solar power systems

Question: @placeholder picked a place where residents are open to doing things a different way.

Answer: Blake Jones

Answer: Jones

Answer: Blake Jones

Answer: Jones

Answer: Jones


Cleveland (CNN) Donald Trump says he would declare war on ISIS and send "very few" U.S. troops to the Middle East to combat the terrorist organization, speaking in his first interview alongside his new running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence. "We're going to declare war against ISIS. We have to wipe out ISIS," Trump said in the interview with CBS' Lesley Stahl, which aired on "60 Minutes" Sunday night. "I am going to have very few troops on the ground. We're going to have unbelievable intelligence, which we need; which, right now, we don't have. We don't have the people over there," he said.
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Donald Trump says he would declare war on ISIS
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Trump says Hillary Clinton 'invented ISIS with her stupid policies'

Question: But he stuck by his criticism of @placeholder for the same reason: "But she's not."

Answer: Hillary Clinton


(CNN) For the first time, Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has directly accused North Korea of murdering Kim Jong Nam. It comes amid a deepening diplomatic row over the February killing of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's half-brother at Kuala Lumpur International Airport 2. "What we are facing now is the result of their action in assassinating their own citizen in Malaysia, on Malaysian soil, using a strictly banned chemical weapon," Najib told state media agency Bernama Wednesday. A press official for Najib confirmed the comments to CNN. North Korea has repeatedly denied any involvement in Kim Jong Nam's murder.
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This is the first time Malaysia has blamed North Korea for Kim's murder
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Diplomatic relations have soured between the two countries

Question: @placeholder died on February 13, fewer than 20 minutes after two women wiped his face with the highly toxic VX nerve agent, according to Malaysian police.

Answer: Kim Jong Nam

Answer: Kim Jong Un

Answer: Kim Jong Nam

Answer: Kim

Question: Kim died on February 13, fewer than 20 minutes after two women wiped his face with the highly toxic VX nerve agent, according to @placeholder police.

Answer: Malaysian

Answer: Malaysia

Answer: Malaysian

Answer: Malaysia

Question: Police say @placeholder is not complying with its request to question them.

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korean

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea


Fears over a Chinese economic slump caused a bloodbath in American markets on Monday and Donald Trump is saying 'told you so.' The Republican presidential frontrunner restated his take on the Chinese role in America's economy on Twitter after the Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted 1,000 points after the opening bell. 'As I have long stated, we are so tied in with China and Asia that their markets are now taking the U.S. market down,' Trump wrote after the record 1-day loss. Trump continued: 'Get smart U.S.A.' The rout in U.S. equities followed an 8.5 percent decline in Chinese markets, which sparked a selloff in global stocks along with oil and other commodities.
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Fears over a Chinese economic slump caused a bloodbath in American markets on Monday and Donald Trump is saying 'I told you so'
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He restated his stand against  the Chinese role in America's economy on Twitter after the Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted 1,000 points
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'As I have long stated, we are so tied in with China and Asia that their markets are now taking the U.S. market down,' Trump wrote
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The Dow had a brief recovery to 300 points below Friday's close before dropping again 588 points down by closing bell

Question: And Blinder says the U.S. should do more to retrain @placeholder workers who lose their jobs to foreign competition.

Answer: American

Answer: America

Answer: American

Answer: America


The Muslim man who was racially abused along with his wife has thanked the 'legend' woman who stood up for them and recorded the attack. Stacey Eden, 23, stood up for the Muslim woman and her partner after witnessing the ranter 'bullying' the Sydney commuter on an Airport Line train about 1.40pm on Wednesday. Ms Eden switched on the video camera on her mobile phone to record the vile rant before rushing to Muslim couple's defence with a fiery spray notably absent of any swearing. Scroll down for video Not going to take it anymore: Stacey Eden (pictured) made a bold stand in defence of a Muslim couple who faced a racially-charged tirade on a Sydney train on Wednesday afternoon
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Stacey Eden, 23, stands up for Muslim woman being bullied on the train
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Video shows a middle-aged woman ranting about Islam to quiet passenger
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Ms Eden said the ranter labelled the Muslim commuters ISIS terrorists
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She also brought up beheadings, a massacre and the Martin Place siege
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Abused man Hafeez Ahmed Bhatti thanked Ms Eden the next day
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'God bless Stacey Eden who supported us,' Mr Bhatti posted on Facebook
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Mr Bhatti said he will be speaking with police to potentially press charges
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Islamic community leader says incidents are increasingly common

Question: The Muslim couple told @placeholder (left, right) that they were 'very grateful' for her stand

Answer: Stacey Eden

Answer: Eden

Answer: Stacey Eden

Answer: Stacey Eden

Answer: Eden

Answer: Eden

Answer: Stacey Eden


Sat among some of the legends of Scottish football, Mark Warburton wasn’t exactly short on conversation topics over dinner on Sunday evening. The Rangers manager had been invited to help conduct formalities at Hampden as Ibrox great Bobby Brown became one of the latest inductees to the Hall of Fame. Delighting in the tales he heard from Brown and other prominent figures from the past, the 53-year-old Englishman received colourful insight into the history of the game on this side of the border. Yet one persistent message was very much about the present. The desire to see Rangers restored as a genuine competitive force was what lingered with Warburton as he made his way home.
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Rangers have won their first 10 games in the Championship this season
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Mark Warburton's side take on Livingston in the Training Cup on Tuesday
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Ibrox great Bobby Brown became the latest inductee to the Hall of Fame

Question: ‘It was great to give an award to @placeholder.

Answer: Bobby Brown

Answer: Brown

Answer: Bobby Brown


Washington (CNN) South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, tapped by President-elect Donald Trump to be UN ambassador, questioned Wednesday at her Senate confirmation hearing whether the US's funding of the world body is worth it. And she diverged sharply from many of the foreign policy views Trump has expressed, telling senators that she expected the President-elect's views to evolve under the counsel of his national security team. Haley rapped the UN for its treatment of Israel and indicated that she thinks the US should reconsider its contribution of 22% of the annual budget. "Are we getting what we pay for?" she asked.
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Trump tapped South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley for UN ambassador
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Haley has little foreign policy experience, apart from state trade missions

Question: "Nowhere has the @placeholder's failure been more consistent and more outrageous than in its bias against our close ally Israel," Haley said.

Answer: UN

Answer: US

Answer: UN

Answer: US

Answer: UN

Question: @placeholder also condemned extrajudicial killings directed by Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, something Tillerson wouldn't do.

Answer: Nikki Haley

Answer: Haley

Answer: Nikki Haley

Answer: Haley


A teenage hacker who wrecked Christmas for millions of gamers after crippling the PlayStation and Xbox networks has been convicted of more than 50,000 offences. The 17-year-old – known as Zeekill  – was part of the Lizard Squad hacking group which shut down online gaming platforms for several days last December. But despite being found guilty of 50,700 offences, he was handed a two-year suspended sentence by a court in Finland. The teenager, who has not been named because of his age, was also ordered to help tackle cyber crime as part of his rehabilitation. After the verdict, a Lizard Squad Twitter account boasted that the teenager had avoided a jail term.
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Boy, 17, was part of Lizard Squad hack group which causes chaos online
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Handed two-year suspended sentence and told to help tackle cyber crime
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Attack left 160 million users unable to use their consoles over Christmas

Question: @placeholder is a network of hackers which is described as 'vocal, taunting and bit obnoxious'.

Answer: Lizard Squad

Answer: Lizard Squad Twitter

Answer: Lizard Squad


(CNN) Kylo Ren may be the most evil force in the galaxy in the biggest movie of all time, but he also makes for a pretty adorable cat. Kylo is the new name of a cat who was put up for adoption last Friday on the Monmouth County, New Jersey, SPCA's Facebook page. By the end of that weekend, Corey the cat's adoption post received thousands of likes and shares, most of which can be traced back to an observation by Marci Robin: the cat with its striking ears and nose, looked a lot like Adam Driver, who memorably portrays the villain Kylo Ren in "Star Wars: The Force Awakens."
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Cat went viral after resemblance to Adam Driver noticed on Twitter
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He was quickly adopted and named after Driver's "Star Wars" character, Kylo Ren

Question: One of Robin's friends also noticed @placeholder and instantly fell in love.

Answer: Corey


While Nicole Richie has certainly cemented her status as a top celebrity designer with her boho fashion line, House of Harlow 1960, it’s now the turn of her little sister, Sofia Richie, to make a name for herself in the fashion world. The 16-year-old model has appeared in numerous fashion campaigns and magazines, and is now breaking into the big time as the face of Material Girl, the fashion line created by Madonna and her daughter Lourdes ‘Lola’ Leon. Sofia stars in the fashion brand's colorful new campaign, which celebrates its five-year anniversary. 'It's such an honor for me to announce that I'm the new face of Madonna and Lola's Material Girl!' Sofia captioned a photo from the campaign that she posted on Instagram. 'Can't wait to show you the awesome ads we created in NYC.'
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Sofia Richie is the daughter of singer Lionel Richie and has appeared on her sister Nicole's TV show, Candidly Nicole
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The teenager has also modeled for e-retailer ASOS, as well as V Magazine, Elle, and Who What Wear

Question: There are so many people that @placeholder and Lola could have picked to be the new face, and it’s really cool to be a part of.'

Answer: Madonna

Answer: Madonna

Question: @placeholder already has plenty of experience posing in pretty clothes.

Answer: Sofia Richie

Answer: Sofia

Answer: Sofia

Answer: Sofia Richie


(CNN) After a brutal first several days for the Trump administration, one has to ask: Where was the White House chief of staff? Traditionally, the chief of staff performs a number of valuable roles for a president, from advising him on policy and politics, to representing him to the media and Congress, to making sure the administrative and policy processes run efficiently. It's still very early, and things obviously could change, but so far, during this difficult first week for the Trump White House, Chief of Staff Reince Priebus has been largely AWOL. In some ways, this should not be a big surprise. When Priebus, chairman of the Republican National Commitee  and a Johnny-come-lately to the Trump team, was announced as chief of staff on November 13, his name was positioned after counselor and chief strategist Steve Bannon.
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Cohen: After a rocky start Trump, Reince Priebus is needed more than ever
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The chief of staff has historically been the person who intervenes

Question: During the campaign and continuing through the start of the administration, a quadrumvirate of advisers emerged to vie for @placeholder's ear.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump White House

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN)I spent time in France earlier this week, and it's clear to me that the French tech scene is at an inflection point. The time to invest in France's future is now. And with more startups than any other European country at the Consumer Electronics Show this year, and a strong infrastructure in place, France is primed to embrace the latest technology transition: digitization of everything. Digitization, which harnesses the power of what we call the Internet of Everything at Cisco -- the connection of people, process, data and things -- will change everything from the way we work to how we serve citizens, and teach our young people.
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John Chambers: Digitization has potential to revolutionize France
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New phase of Internet brings opportunities to revolutionize the world, he says

Question: This transformation will contribute to France's overall global competitiveness by supporting job growth, education, cybersecurity, innovation and entrepreneurial initiatives in @placeholder.

Answer: France

Answer: French

Answer: France

Answer: France

Answer: France

Question: This is a chance for France to innovate based on @placeholder values -- egalitarian peer-to peer Internet architecture -- one that creates new digital freedoms and significant socio-economic growth.

Answer: France

Answer: French

Answer: France

Answer: France

Answer: France


Washington (CNN) Bernie Sanders' campaign manager slammed Debbie Wasserman Schultz on Wednesday after she told CNN the Vermont senator did not do enough to condemn his supporters' behavior at the party's Nevada convention. "We can have a long conversation about Debbie Wasserman Schultz just about how she's been throwing shade on the Sanders campaign from the very beginning," Jeff Weaver told CNN's Chris Cuomo on "New Day" about the Democratic National Committee chairwoman. "It's not the DNC. By and large, people in the DNC have been good to us. Debbie Wasserman Schultz really is the exception," Weaver added. Asked about Weaver's "throwing shade" comment Wednesday afternoon, Wasserman Schultz brushed off the comments.
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Jeff Weaver addressed comments DNC chairwoman made to CNN
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"Debbie Wasserman Schultz really is the exception," Weaver said

Question: Chaos erupted at the state convention in @placeholder this weekend after Sanders supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.

Answer: Nevada

Question: Chaos erupted at the state convention in Nevada this weekend after @placeholder supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.

Answer: Bernie Sanders

Answer: Sanders


(CNN) -- Retired Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf, who led allied forces to a routing of Iraq in the 1991 Persian Gulf War and became one of the nation's most celebrated military heroes of the era, died Thursday, a U.S. defense official said. He was 78. The death of the retired four-star Army general was confirmed by Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, who described Schwarzkopf as "one of the great military giants of the 20th century." President Barack Obama called the death of Schwarzkopf a loss of an "American original." "From his decorated service in Vietnam to the historic liberation of Kuwait and his leadership of United States Central Command, General Schwarzkopf stood tall for the country and Army he loved," Obama said.
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NEW: Colin Powell says Schwarzkopf's leadership inspired a nation
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Schwarzkopf once told Larry King that he hated war
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Schwarzkopf commanded U.S. led-coalition forces during the 1991 Gulf War
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He was decorated combat veteran of the Vietnam War

Question: " 'Stormin' Norman' led the coalition forces to victory, ejecting the Iraqi Army from @placeholder and restoring the rightful government," Powell said in a statement.

Answer: Kuwait


As the Islamic State's bloodthirsty armies continue to wreak havoc with rape and massacre in the name of radical Islam, an unlikely contender has stepped forward to bring peace to the Middle East. Reggae star Shaggy said his music, including tracks such as 'Boombastic' and 'It Wasn't Me', is so emotional that ISIS would immediately stop carrying out their brutal beheadings if only the songs were pumped into jihadi strongholds. The 46-year-old Jamaican - who actually served as a US marine in Iraq during the first Gulf War - suggested that Western armies should find a way to pipe his music into ISIS terror camps as a way to inject some emotion into the terror group's dead-eyed killers.
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Jamaican star says jihadis would stop killing if they listened to his songs
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Suggested hits such as 'Boombastic' should be pumped into terror camps
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He branded ISIS 'sick' and 'evil' but said emotional music could cure them
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46-year-old actually served as a US Marine in Iraq during the first Gulf War

Question: The 90s star suggested that one peaceful solution to the threat posed by @placeholder is that his music could be pumped in ISIS strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Question: The 90s star suggested that one peaceful solution to the threat posed by ISIS is that his music could be pumped in @placeholder strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


(CNN) -- You are only a short putt away from a major championship and golfing immortality. You can already taste the acclaim, hear the roars from the gallery crowded round the 18th green and smell the bundles of cash heading your way. But then an image of Rory McIlroy slumped over his driver at Augusta in 2011 flashes through your mind, Adam Scott sinking to the turf at the British Open a year later after throwing away a four-shot lead. Before you know it, you're having dark visions of Jean Van de Velde wading through the Barry Burn at Carnoustie during his own British Open meltdown in 1999.
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Work on mental preparation has become a vital part of golf in recent times
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Dr. Bob Rotella has coached some of the game's biggest stars
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Rotella's mantra to his players is "You're unstoppable if you're unflappable"
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He has worked with major champions Rory McIlroy and Keegan Bradley

Question: It is the final major of the golf season -- where @placeholder will defend his title, and world No.

Answer: Rory McIlroy

Answer: Rory McIlroy

Question: After his triumph, Bradley said he actually felt energized after his mistake, such was the positive frame of mind @placeholder had helped him download.

Answer: Bob Rotella

Answer: Rotella


If anyone won this debate it was the women. Their less choreographed style of body language gave the impression we were listening to real messages from real people rather than watching spin doctors’ puppets performing. Overall I’m sure Miliband’s coaching team will be patting themselves on the back and declaring a win but his gesticulation and approach looked as manicured and choreographed as a Torville and Dean routine. Scroll down for video Nicola Sturgeon (pictured) is a smiling assassin, making her a tricky opponent for Cameron to stand next to In his après-Paxman mode, David Cameron (pictured) was looking serious and oozing leadership charisma
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Miliband’s approach was as choreographed as a Torville and Dean routine
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Cameron kept firm hand on the leadership rudder and made no mistakes
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Clegg's smooth performance was a complete re-run of his 2010 routine
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Farage was diminished during debate, perhaps the night's only casualty
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Sturgeon, Wood and Bennett took him down with series of small swats
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Sturgeon’s speech about ‘breaking up old boys network' finished off coup

Question: Clegg also used the hallmark gestures of one hand in the pocket to imply blokeishness and the waving dismissively at Cameron and @placeholder

Answer: Miliband

Answer: Miliband


Taunton, Massachusetts (CNN) On the last day of Conrad Roy III's young life, the text messages popped up on his phone, one after another. "You need to do it, Conrad." "You can't think about it, you just have to do it." "Are you going to do it today?" The sender of the messages, authorities say, was his 17-year-old girlfriend, Michelle Carter. The "it" was suicide. Prosecutors argue that the texts are overwhelming evidence that while Carter played the role of a loving girlfriend, she was secretly urging Roy to kill himself. The next day, in July 2014, Roy's body was found slumped in his black Ford F-150, dead from carbon monoxide poisoning. He was 18.
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Teen encouraged boyfriend to commit suicide, prosecutor says
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Michelle Carter, now 20, is being tried by a judge in a Massachusetts courtroom

Question: The day before, authorities say, @placeholder had urged him to go through with his plan to commit suicide.

Answer: Michelle Carter

Answer: Carter

Answer: Michelle Carter

Question: Her son never talked about @placeholder and she rarely saw them together, she said.

Answer: Michelle Carter

Answer: Carter

Answer: Michelle Carter


Unbeaten New Zealand boxer Joseph Parker believes he would beat both the newly crowned heavyweight champion of the world Tyson Fury and the man he dispossessed of the title Wladimir Klitschko. Fury surprised the world by becoming the first fighter to defeat Klitschko  in 11 years when he masterminded a tactical unanimous points victory over the Ukrainian  last weekend. Speaking ahead of his bout with American Daniel Martz on Saturday, Joseph maintained that if he prepared properly he could beat 'any heavyweight in the world'. CLICK HERE to read who are the main challengers to Fury's heavyweight crown
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Tyson Fury beat Wladimir Klitschko to become world heavyweight champ
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Unbeaten New Zealand boxer Joseph Parker says he would beat both men
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The 23-year-old Kiwi takes on Daniel 'The Mountain' Martz on Saturday
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CLICK HERE to read who are the main challengers to Fury's crown

Question: 'I will be making use of my contractual option for a rematch against @placeholder.

Answer: Tyson Fury

Answer: Fury

Answer: Fury

Answer: Tyson Fury

Answer: Fury


(CNN) -- Former NFL star Lawrence Taylor, who pleaded guilty to sexual misconduct with a teenager last year, was sued by the victim in federal court in New York on Monday. The lawsuit "may be the first civil lawsuit of its kind on behalf of a child victim of sex trafficking against a buyer of a commercial sex act with that child," the victim's attorney, Gloria Allred, said at a news conference. "I feel as though [Taylor] should be accountable for his crimes and misconduct toward me" said Cristina Fierro, who was 16 when the episode occurred and who went unnamed during the criminal phase of Taylor's case. Now 18, she went public with her story earlier this year.
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Cristina Fierro was 16 when the former NFL star was accused of sexual misconduct
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Now 18, she went public with her story earlier this year
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She's now accusing Taylor of assault and battery, seeking damages
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Taylor's lawyer blames new legal action on lawyer's "intoxication with media coverage"

Question: At the news conference Monday, @placeholder said she was dissatisfied with the plea deal Taylor struck with prosecutors last spring.

Answer: Cristina Fierro

Answer: Cristina Fierro


(CNN) President Donald Trump and his national security team are scheduled to meet next week to discuss US strategy for Afghanistan, Pakistan and India, according to two administration officials familiar with the latest thinking. While the meetings could be delayed or rescheduled, the officials told CNN that the ongoing review appears to be drawing to a close. On Friday the Pentagon announced that the US killed Abu Sayed, the leader of ISIS-Khorasan, the terror group's Afghanistan affiliate in a drone strike on Tuesday. But there are major challenges ahead, and Defense Secretary James Mattis has been framing the internal discussions inside the administration as a "South Asia strategy." It encompasses a way ahead in Afghanistan, including the possibility of sending more troops, but also a look at new ideas for dealing with Pakistan, which the US believes is supporting or turning a blind eye to a number of terror groups operating inside the country.
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Mattis has been framing the internal discussions inside the administration as a "South Asia strategy"
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It is not clear if the Trump administration still plans to unveil an entirely new ISIS strategy as promised during the campaign

Question: It could include cutting US assistance to @placeholder and a bolstering of security relationships with India, Pakistan's longtime adversary.

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Question: Officials also say a discussion has opened up about whether there are new military as well as non-military options for defeating @placeholder globally, including in enclaves in Afghanistan.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


(CNN) Russia began withdrawing its forces from Syria on Tuesday in a move that will leave the Syrian government to fend for itself to a much greater extent -- but with a greatly strengthened hand in negotiations over the country's future. The first group of Russian planes left Hmeymim air base in Syria on Tuesday morning, the Russian Defense Ministry said. Russia's surprise announcement Monday that it would begin withdrawing its forces from the conflict came as suddenly as its devastating airstrike campaign that started in September. But Syria's government was not caught unawares by the move, a senior official told CNN.
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Assad adviser: "The decision was made in coordination and consultation with us"
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Syria's main opposition group welcomes Russian military withdrawal
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Russian jets begin leaving air base in Syria, Russia's Defense Ministry says

Question: They point to the bombings of civilian areas as evidence that Russia has been more interested in helping @placeholder eliminate his opposition.

Answer: Assad

Question: Analysts estimate Syria has spent billions of dollars on @placeholder-made defense equipment.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia


(CNN) The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency knew in August that there was lead leakage into the water system of Sebring, Ohio, state lawmakers said Thursday. State Rep. John Boccieri and state Sen. Joe Schiavoni, both Democrats, called on the director of the Ohio EPA to publicly answer questions regarding recent evidence of lead exposure in the northeast Ohio village. "We have received no answer to our repeated questions about steps taken by the EPA, which shares a moral and legal obligation to notify the public when such a crisis evolves, to remedy this crisis." Boccieri wrote in a letter to Ohio Speaker of the House Cliff Rosenberger, a Republican.
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Ohio lawmakers say they want to know why Ohio EPA didn't inform public of lead problems earlier
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Ohio EPA says it believes "a maximum of six homes" were affected by lead exposure
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The state agency shows CNN a letter showing that the U.S. EPA's regional administrator supported its actions

Question: By January 25, schools were closed for further Ohio @placeholder testing.

Answer: EPA

Answer: EPA

Answer: Ohio EPA

Answer: Ohio EPA

Answer: EPA


(CNN) -- In the summer of 2007, two Palestinian groups -- Fatah and Hamas -- fought street battles in Gaza. Fatah, loyal to Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, was losing. And a U.S. diplomatic cable indicates that "desperate, disorganized, and demoralized" Fatah members appealed to Israel to attack their rival. The cable quotes the head of the Israeli Security Agency, Yuval Diskin, as telling U.S. diplomats, "They are approaching a zero-sum situation, and yet they ask us to attack Hamas." Diskin is also quoted as saying that Hamas had infiltrated Abbas' Presidential Guard and seized heavy machine guns. Fatah members quickly denied any approach had been made. Dimitri Diliani, a member of Fatah's revolutionary council, said such comments are part of a smear campaign carried out by Israel, which had never been asked "to address or to assist in any Palestinian national manner."
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WikiLeaks cable says "desperate" Fatah asked Israel to attack Hamas in 2007
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A Fatah official says the comment was part of an Israeli smear campaign
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Hamas calls it "evidence regarding the involvement of Fatah with the occupation"

Question: But he opposed arming @placeholder, saying, "They are not organized to ensure that the equipment that is transferred to them will reach the intended recipients."

Answer: Fatah

Answer: Fatah

Answer: Fatah

Answer: Fatah

Answer: Fatah

Answer: Fatah

Answer: Fatah

Answer: Fatah


The search for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 resumed Friday in the southern Indian Ocean with long-range reconnaissance aircraft looking for possible debris from the jetliner in one of the most remote locations on Earth. Aircraft from Australia and the United States have staggered departures to an area roughly 1,500 miles southwest of Perth, where two objects were captured on satellite and described as possible pieces of the plane, according to the Australian Maritime Safety Authority. The first plane, an Australian air force P3 Orion, arrived in the search area early afternoon local time, the authority said. Given the distance from Australia to where the objects were spotted by a commercial satellite, the aircraft will only have between two and three hours to traverse the search area before having to start the return journey, the maritime authority said.
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First plane of the day arrives in the search area, Australia says
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Given the distance to the search area, the planes have only a few hours of search time
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Sailors aboard Norwegian cargo ship search through the night, spokesman says
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Officials caution the objects may not be plane debris, but shipping containers or something else

Question: That area is far north of the region where @placeholder forces were leading the search for the photographed objects, but in an area previously identified as a possible crash site for the plane.

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia


(CNN) -- Upon arrival at Kotoka International airport in Ghana's capital city Accra, you are immediately greeted by a sign that says "Akwaaba," which means "Welcome" -- and this is exactly how you will feel when visiting this beautiful West African country. A success story of African development, democracy and stability, Ghana is a nation made up of people that are as warm as its climate. Rich in history, culture and natural beauty, it's the perfect introduction to Africa if you are a first-time traveler to the continent, or a great alternative for those who have exhausted the Safari circuit, and crave a different African experience.
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Ghana is a country rich in history, culture and natural beauty
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Mole National Park is home to more than 93 species of mammal
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Elmina Castle is the oldest remaining slave castle in Africa
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Osu, in Accra, offers visitors a vibrant nightlife

Question: Another great place to visit is Ghana's largest wildlife refuge, @placeholder.

Answer: Mole National Park

Question: The park is considered a primary @placeholder preserve for numerous antelope species; olive baboons, black-and-white colobus monkeys and the green vervet are among the monkey species resident there.

Answer: West African

Answer: African

Answer: Africa

Answer: African

Answer: Africa


Washington (CNN) The second-highest ranking official at the Justice Department stepped back into the national spotlight Wednesday to say he believes there's no good cause for firing special prosecutor Robert Mueller and that to date no one has asked him to remove the special counsel. Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein told the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday he has seen no reason to fire Mueller thus far. "If there were good cause, I would act. If there were no good cause, I would not," Rosenstein told the committee. When asked by the committee's top Democrat, Rep. Jerry Nadler, if he's seen a cause to fire Mueller, Rosenstein responded: "No."
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He retains oversight of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation
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"If there were good cause, I would act. If there were no good cause, I would not," Rosenstein said about firing Mueller

Question: During the hearing, Rosensetin praised @placeholder for his work in the special counsel, saying there was no one better qualified for the job.

Answer: Robert Mueller

Answer: Mueller

Answer: Mueller

Answer: Robert Mueller

Answer: Mueller

Question: "And I'm here to tell you Mr. @placeholder I think the pubic trust in this whole thing is gone.

Answer: Rod Rosenstein

Answer: Rosenstein

Answer: Rosenstein

Answer: Rosenstein


Washington (CNN) Vice President Mike Pence will try to leave behind a White House in tumult when he arrives in Europe Friday, but he's likely to be dogged by the recent events that have thrown the Trump administration into disarray. Though he is seeking to reassure key allies such as Germany of US resolve on Russia and other issues that have rattled Western leaders, he himself faces questions about how much he's been looped in on President Donald Trump's thinking on the Kremlin. On Monday, Trump ousted his national security adviser, Michael Flynn, for misleading Pence about his conversations with the Russian ambassador. Pence, who had previously gone on television and repeated Flynn's prevarications, only discovered he was misinformed last Friday -- a full two weeks after Trump himself learned the Justice Department was looking into the matter.
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Pence is traveling abroad for the first time since taking office
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Pence arrives in Europe at a moment of deep unease for leaders

Question: Even as Pence seeks answers about why he was hoodwinked, @placeholder himself has expressed little concern about the compromised position of his vice president.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: As a candidate, @placeholder lambasted the defense collective as "obsolete" and chastised member countries for not meeting the minimum requirements on defense spending.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Some of the world's most famous landmarks and monuments were plunged into darkness this evening to raise awareness of climate change. Big Ben and the London Eye switched off their lights for Earth Hour, joining the Eiffel Tower, Brandenburg Gate in Berlin and St Basil's Cathedral in Moscow. The annual event, organised by conservation organisation WWF, saw more than 700 iconic landmarks worldwide go dark at 8.30pm local time, as millions of homes turned off their power. Scroll down for video Big Ben switched off its lights for an hour from 8.30pm to mark Earth Hour, an annual event to highlight the effects of climate change
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Some of Britain's most iconic landmarks were plunged into darkness  to raise awareness of climate change
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Lights at Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, Tower Bridge and Old Trafford switched off for Earth Hour at 8.30pm
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700 monuments worldwide went dark, including the Eiffel Tower in Paris and Brandenburg Gate in Berlin

Question: 'WWF works hard to address many of the environmental issues we face on our planet but @placeholder is a chance for everyone to show that they care and are willing to do their bit to help because collective action has never been more vital.

Answer: Earth Hour

Answer: Earth Hour

Answer: Earth Hour


(CNN) The new moniker for President Donald Trump should be the "blamer in chief." When confronted with challenges and problems, there is nothing the President likes to do more than lash out against someone else. In his interview with the New York Times, President Trump seemed like a leader who is fed up with his job. He said he would never have appointed Attorney General Jeff Sessions, one of his longest and most loyal supporters in politics, had he known Sessions would recuse himself concerning the Russia investigation. He attacked the FBI director he fired, James Comey, as someone who had tried to intimidate him to keep his job, while saying that Special Counsel Robert Mueller's office is compromised as a result of conflicts of interest. "There are very few Republicans in Baltimore, if any," the President said about the hometown of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who appointed Mueller special counsel to investigate the Russia matter.
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The President lashes out, without restraint, at anyone who doesn't fulfill his objectives, and that helps explain his failing presidency, Julian Zelizer writes
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Trump's attacks on Sessions, Comey and Mueller are remarkable, he writes

Question: His refusal to be firm and resolute about what @placeholder did wrong in meddling in the election aggravates the suspicions of a public that doesn't seem to understand why he feels so determined to be chummy with the Russian leader.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia


Washington (CNN) As questions swirl around possible connections to President Donald Trump's campaign and Russia, his friend, Roger Stone, has retraced the line between himself and WikiLeaks. Over the weekend, the longtime Trump confidant tweeted that he had a "back channel" to WikiLeaks during the presidential campaign -- only to later delete it. "[N]ever denied perfectly legal back channel to Assange who indeed had the goods on #CrookedHillary," Stone tweeted late Saturday night. The post was gone after almost 40 minutes. WikiLeaks claims to reveal how CIA hacks TVs and phones all over the world Last weekend's Twitter flare-up raised questions anew about Stone, who worked for the Trump campaign in 2015 and claims to have a connection to WikiLeaks and its leader, Julian Assange.
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Roger Stone has touted his mutual connection with WikiLeaks leader Julian Assange
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That connection is receiving renewed scrutiny

Question: @placeholder took to Twitter, saying it was unaware of communications between Stone and the organization or Assange.

Answer: WikiLeaks

Answer: WikiLeaks

Answer: WikiLeaks

Answer: WikiLeaks

Answer: WikiLeaks


(CNN) -- With all of the recent deadly storms in the news, it may seem has though this year as been more active than a normal year. Since September 1 we have seen eight tropical cyclones, five of which became typhoons, two reaching Super Typhoon status, the strongest classification of tropical cyclones in the Western Pacific. A Philippines scientist points to a screen monitoring Tropical Storm Parma and Typhoon Melor. But when we look at the numbers, 2009 has actually been slightly below average. So far we have seen 19 tropical storms in the Western Pacific, which is slightly behind the pace needed to reach the yearly average of 27.
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Spate of deadly storms have hit East Asia in recent weeks
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Statistics show number of storms in Western Pacific in 2009 is below average
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El Nino phenomenon likely culprit behind recent spate of Asia-Pacific storms

Question: With the warmer sea surface temperatures during an @placeholder event, this would allow these storms more time over open water to grow into large and powerful typhoons.

Answer: El Nino


Politicians who begged Scotland to stay in the Union should not complain if the SNP calls the shots at Westminster after the election, Nicola Sturgeon said last night. Polling last night showed that the nationalists are extending their lead – threatening to all but wipe out Labour north of the border. But Ed Miliband yesterday refused four times to rule out going into a power-sharing agreement with the SNP if its MPs hold the balance of power for the first time. Scroll down for video Boy, are we doing well: SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon campaigning in Irvine, Ayshire yesterday During a visit to Lincoln, the Labour leader was asked repeatedly whether he was prepared to dismiss the idea of any pact.
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Polling last night showed that the nationalists are extending their lead
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SNP are threatening to all but wipe out Labour north of the border
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But Ed Miliband refused to rule out going into a power-sharing agreement
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Sturgeon used TV debate to offer to ‘lock Cameron out of Downing Street’

Question: ‘What I’ve said and what @placeholder has said, more importantly, confidence and supply is possible, but vote by vote is probable.

Answer: Nicola Sturgeon

Answer: Nicola Sturgeon

Answer: Sturgeon


A holidaymaker who suffered agonising face, arm and leg injuries on one of the world's tallest water slides has now split with his partner as he no longer think he's attractive. Jamie Norman, 28, from Manchester, sustained the horrific scarring following an accident on the 60mph VertiGo slide in Aqualandia in Benidorm, Spain. The father-of-two and his partner, Vicki Holbrook, 30, thought the worst was over when they returned home to the UK after the incident – but the accident caused stress and rows and led to the couple separating. 'The accident itself was bad enough. Jamie was bleeding heavily and covered in injuries,' Vicki said. 'But after we got home, and his wounds healed, he just couldn't forget it.
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Jamie Norman suffered injuries on VertiGo slide in Aqualandia in Benidorm
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The 28-year-old plummeted down the 60mph slide into the water
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Ex-partner Vicki Holbrook, 30, said he is 'self conscious' about scars

Question: I got it into my head that @placeholder was only staying with me because she felt sorry for me and so we stopped sleeping together.'

Answer: Vicki Holbrook

Answer: Vicki

Answer: Vicki Holbrook


The conduct of David Okeyo, a member of athletics' world governing body's ruling council, will be referred to the organisation's ethics commission after it was revealed he is the subject of a police investigation in his native Kenya. Okeyo, a vice-president of Athletics Kenya (AK) and a member of the IAAF council, is alleged to have siphoned off funds from a sponsorship deal between the national association and sportswear firm Nike. He denies any wrongdoing, but the investigation heaps further embarrassment on the IAAF, which on Friday provisionally suspended Russia from all competition after a report commissioned by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) alleged the country had been involved in state-sponsored doping.
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David Okeyo is the subject of a police investigation in his native Kenya
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Vice-president of Athletics Kenya is alleged to have siphoned funds
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The Kenyan's conduct will now be referred to IAAF ethics commission
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Okeyo denies any wrongdoing but investigation is embarrassing for IAAF

Question: A statement issued by the IAAF on Okeyo read: 'The IAAF was not aware of the investigation into Mr Okeyo in Kenya and the information has immediately been passed on to the independent @placeholder ethics commission.

Answer: IAAF

Answer: IAAF

Answer: IAAF

Answer: IAAF


(CNN) Pastor Joel Osteen has opened the doors of his megachurch in Houston to evacuees and wants Harvey survivors to know the space is available, he told CNN on Wednesday morning. "We're housing hundreds of people that have been displaced by the flooding. All day today and yesterday, we've been receiving supplies," Osteen told CNN's Chris Cuomo, responding to criticism that he didn't open Lakewood Church to the needy soon enough. As flooding ravaged parts of Houston and left thousands without shelter, Twitter users lambasted the televangelist, saying he should have opened Lakewood sooner. But the church complex, which can hold more than 16,000 people, was "inaccessible due to severe flooding," its staff reported on social media Sunday afternoon. Photos provided by the church Monday to CNN show flooding inside a building and on a street.
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Church should have opened to evacuees sooner, critics say on Twitter
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The facility prepped to take in people after public shelters filled up, the pastor told CNN

Question: A handful of staff and maintenance workers rode out of the worst of @placeholder at the facility to keep tabs on flooding, Iloff said.

Answer: Harvey


(CNN) A student is being hailed as a hero after he was killed Wednesday while trying to stop a shooting at a high school near near Spokane, Washington. The shooter had brought "multiple weapons" to the small school, officials said. One jammed as he tried to open fire, Spokane County Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich said in a news conference Wednesday. That's when a student, identified by local media and CNN affiliates as Sam Strahan, stepped in to try to stop the shooter and save lives. He paid his own. "It sounds like he tried to walk up and tell him 'this isn't what you want to do,'" Sheriff Knezovich said.
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One student killed, 3 wounded at Freeman High School near Spokane, Washington
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Lone suspect in custody, officials said

Question: The school, which is between @placeholder and Rockford, has 327 students, according to media reports.

Answer: Spokane

Answer: Spokane County

Answer: Spokane


The boyfriend branded a cheat after a photograph went viral of him kissing another girl says he has 'made a massive mistake'. Matty Steven was snapped sharing a kiss with Pippa McKinney in AXM in the city centre - who then tried to find him on Facebook after believing she had 'taken down his number wrong'. But his girlfriend, Emily, was tagged in the Stockport girl's post and soon publicly ended their one-year relationship. Now Matty, 22, of Wythenshawe, has spoken of his upset after the ordeal - just hours after an imposter came out pretending to be him and claimed he and girlfriend Emily were on a break.
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Pippa McKinney, 22, tried to find Matty on Facebook with a status
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It now has 21,000 likes; some said she was kissing and telling
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Matty has broken his silence saying he's made a 'huge mistake'

Question: He even asked if I would go back to his mum's house in @placeholder.

Answer: Wythenshawe

Question: He told me he was 22 and his name was @placeholder.

Answer: Matty Steven

Answer: Matty

Answer: Matty

Answer: Matty

Question: Within an hour of @placeholder posting the picture on Facebook, her post was tagged with the name of another girl, who Pippa did not recognise.

Answer: Pippa McKinney


The fact Jimmy Anderson and Sir Ian Botham are the leading wicket-takers in England Test history proves cricket is a game in which players of completely different character can thrive. It takes a range of types to make a successful team and you could not get more contrasting personalities than Sir Ian and the quiet lad from Burnley who broke his English Test wicket-taking record on Friday night. When I played for England we had Alec Stewart, meticulous and well organised, opening the batting with that scruffy herbert Mike Atherton. Jimmy Anderson celebrates taking a record 384th Test wicket for England against the West Indies on Friday
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Jimmy Anderson becomes England's leading Test match wicket-taker
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Anderson surpasses Sir Ian Botham will 384th Test dismissal
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32-year-old shuns the limelight - so unlike the angry youth we so often see on the field
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Botham was always larger than life and in your face
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Both are stubborn and don't like to be told to do it any other way

Question: @placeholder, by contrast, would go unnoticed if he walked into a room.

Answer: Jimmy Anderson

Answer: Jimmy Anderson

Answer: Jimmy Anderson

Answer: Anderson


(CNN) -- Sonia, a single mother with HIV in Brazil, travels four hours to reach a government-run health facility that provides her with free drug treatment. Brazil's response to the HIV/AIDS fight has been widely praised and adopted as a model around the world. The journey is long, she told CNN, but it's a small price to pay for the government-provided drugs that have helped keep her out of the hospital for the past 11 years. Sonia is just one of the many Brazilians who have benefited from the country's novel approach to fighting the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Brazil jolted the global health community in 1996 when it began guaranteeing free anti-retroviral treatment to HIV/AIDS patients.
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Brazil has been hailed as a leader in the fight against the HIV/AIDS epidemic
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Government started offering free anti-retroviral treatment to its citizens in 1996
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As more people live longer with HIV/AIDS, Brazil faces new challenges
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Patients of the chronic illness susceptible to new health risks, doctors say

Question: Those drug savings come on top of the estimated $2 billion the program has saved @placeholder in hospital costs between 1996 and 2004.

Answer: Brazil

Answer: Brazil

Answer: Brazilians

Answer: Brazil

Answer: Brazil

Answer: Brazil


Nottingham Forest were prevented from climbing into the top five of the Championship by a spectacular late equaliser from Huddersfield's Emyr Huws. Cape Verde international Ryan Mendes had scored his first goal in English football midway through the first half to put the visitors in control. But Huws, who began his career at Manchester City and is currently on loan from Wigan, scored a deserved leveller when his 25-yard thunderbolt deflected up off a Forest leg and crashed in via the underside of the crossbar. Forest aren't quite the force depicted in a new film “I Believe In Miracles” about the halcyon days under Brian Clough.
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Nottingham Forest and Huddersfield went into the game in 12th and 13th
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On-loan forward Ryan Mendes fired Nottingham Forest into the lead
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The away side should have added a second goal through Chris Burke, but the Scottish winger could only strike the post when through on goal
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Huddersfield equalised late on through former Man City man Emyr Huws

Question: Sensing his side were under the cosh, Freedman sent on winger @placeholder in the 76th minute to try and give Huddersfield some problems of their own.

Answer: Chris Burke


Australia was brought to its feet as superstar NFL recruit Jarryd Hayne made a blistering breakaway run and sent an opponent flying to the turf with a huge shoulder charge. And it seems that his new team-mates in the San Francisco 49ers 53 player squad for 2015 were equally impressed - with microphones picking up their hilarious reactions on the sideline. Towering San Francisco defensive linesman Mike Purcell jumped to his feet after the hit, shouting: 'Wooh, yeah, yeah, wooh! 'Atta boy 38! That's the Hayne plane right there!' Team-mate and 49ers guard Alex Boone joined him, asking, 'I wonder if he drinks Fosters? ', in a moment that rivalled a broadcaster's delivery of 'G'day mate' for hilarious piece of Australian stereotyping.
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Jarryd Hayne's team-mates had hilarious reactions to his shoulder charge
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'Wooh! That's the Hayne plane right there', said a defensive linesman
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'I wonder if he drinks Fosters? ', guard Alex Boone questioned
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Jarryd Hayne was named in the starting 53-player squad for the 49ers
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Coach Jim Tomsula refused to say if Australian was in starting line-up
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Ex-rugby league star impressed for the 49ers in four preseason games

Question: This whole journey, I've never felt so alive,' @placeholder added.

Answer: Jarryd Hayne

Answer: Hayne

Answer: Jarryd Hayne

Answer: Hayne

Answer: Jarryd Hayne


Hannah Anderson is to be deposed in a wrongful death suit being brought against the FBI by the sister of the man accused of kidnapping her, Daily Mail Online can reveal. Lora DiMaggio is suing the FBI in a suit that will see details of the manhunt, which ended with suspected kidnapper and murderer Jim DiMaggio gunned down, aired for the first time and the now 18-year-old compelled to give testimony in open court. The suit comes almost exactly two years after DiMaggio allegedly kidnapped Anderson and brutally murdered her mother, Christina and younger brother, Ethan, 8. Attorney C Keith Greer, representing Lora in her case told Daily Mail Online, 'This is a claim for wrongful death naming the FBI hostage rescue team as the defendant.
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Teenager is to be deposed in wrongful death suit brought by sister of Jim DiMaggio against the FBI
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DiMaggio was named as suspect in kidnap of Anderson and murder of her mother and younger brother and manhunt was launched
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He was shot and killed by FBI tactical agent ending six-day ordeal which began in San Diego County, California and ended in wilderness in Idaho
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Now his sister claims he was 'stalked' and 'executed' by law enforcement and alleges he should not have been shot

Question: Phone records showed that Anderson and @placeholder exchanged 13 calls in the days and weeks before the brutal murders and Anderson was revealed to have admitted to friends that she believed DiMaggio had a 'weird crush' on her.

Answer: Lora DiMaggio

Answer: Jim DiMaggio

Answer: DiMaggio

Answer: Jim DiMaggio

Answer: DiMaggio


England flanker Tom Wood believes Saturday's clash with France at Twickenham could make or break the World Cup dreams of those involved. Wood is at the helm for the first of three warm-up games leading into England 2015 knowing the performance may decide who is picked for the last few available spaces in Stuart Lancaster's 31-man squad. Uncapped trio Sam Burgess, Henry Slade and Calum Clark are hoping to catch the eye, while George Kruis and Kieran Brookes are other starters who are on the fringes of selection. 'France is a massive game in its own right and we will be treating it like a full-blooded Test match, but there will also be World Cup places up for grabs, everything on the line,' Wood said.
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England play France on Saturday in the first of two World Cup warm-ups
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Sam Burgess, Henry Slade and Calum Clark all make their England debut
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George Kruis and Kieran Brookes on the fringes of final squad selection
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Stuart Lancaster will name his final World Cup line-up on August 31

Question: The 26-year-old's suitability for inside centre - the position he has been assigned by @placeholder even though he produced his best rugby at blindside flanker for Bath last season - remains in doubt, and Wood knows judgement awaits on Saturday.

Answer: Stuart Lancaster

Answer: Stuart Lancaster


Britain's economic recovery is being fuelled by families raiding their savings, new figures suggested today. Despite the economy growing even faster than previously thought, people are still poorer than they were before the economic crash seven years ago. And families are able to save less each month than before the crash, according to the Office for National Statistics. It emerged today that in the first three months of the year, the economy grew 0.4 per cent – 0.1 per cent higher than previous estimates. Over the whole of last year it boomed 3 per cent, the ONS said. However, despite the strong growth, British families are still poorer than they were before the economic crash seven years ago.
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UK economy grew 3% in 2014, 0.2% higher than previously thought
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Economic growth also revised up for the first quarter of 2015, figures show
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Manufacturing, construction and the service sector all growing, ONS said
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But separate figures show disposable income is still lower than in 2008

Question: Overall, the figures showed that the average – or 'median' – income in the @placeholder was £24,500 at the end of 2014, up 3.4 per cent on the year before.

Answer: UK

Question: 'Today's figures are another reminder that the economic plan we've pursued in Britain these last five years has increased our resilience - and we will take whatever further steps are needed to protect the @placeholder from the new risks we see to our economic security.'

Answer: UK


Texas could build its own Fort Knox to keep its unusual stash of 5,600 solid gold bars - worth $650million - inside the borders of the Lone Star State. The state government, unlike any other, owns a huge savings reserve of precious metal, held in physical form underground in Manhattan. Its savings reserve has been stashed in a vault owned by HSBC for years - but now lawmakers in the state have decided it all needs to come back to Texas for safekeeping. What is less clear, however, is where the valuable haul will be kept once it makes the 1,200-mile journey from New York to the Texas border.
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Unlike other states, Texas keeps reserve of precious metals in huge vault
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Currently keeps the stash - worth some $650million - in Manhattan
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Lawmakers recently voted to repatriate the precious metal to keep it safe
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But it has nowhere to keep a huge gold reserve - posing a problem
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Raises prospect of state needing to build a Fort Knox-style safehouse
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Some have suggested private providers could foot bill then charges fees

Question: And @placeholder officials have yet to spell out a plan for holding the reserves - prompting speculation that it may have to stump up for a secure building like Fort Knox, the heavily-guarded holding place for billions of dollars' worth of gold bullion held by the federal government.

Answer: Texas

Answer: Texas

Answer: Texas

Answer: Texas


Gareth Bale scored a hat-trick at the annual Football Association of Wales awards night, winning three of the big prizes on offer. Bale attended the event at Cardiff's City Hall less than 24 hours after Real Madrid's 1-1 draw with city rivals Atletico alongside his team-mates from the national side. Aaron Ramsey, Ashley Williams, and Joe Allen were among those in the Welsh capital to celebrate a remarkable year of success, with manager Chris Coleman also there to take the Media Choice award. Bale claimed the Player of the Year, Players' Player of the Year and Fans' Player of the Year having scored six of the nine Wales goals during the Euro 2016 qualifying campaign.
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Real Madrid forward and Wales international Gareth Bale was honoured at the Football Association of Wales awards night
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Bale traveled to the event in Cardiff less than 24 hours after playing in Los Blancos' 1-1 draw with rivals Atletico in La Liga
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The 26-year-old was named Player of the Year, Players' Player of the Year and Fans' Player of the Year

Question: Reflecting on star performer Bale manager @placeholder said: 'Look at the last year and he's scored some incredible goals for us.'

Answer: Chris Coleman


The devastated father of an eight-year-old boy who was found hanged  after being sent to his room has described how he frantically tried to save his son. Christopher Furniss-Roe, aged eight, from Pontypool in Torfaen, South Wales, was found hanged in his bedroom after a minor argument with his little sister over a plastic bucket on July 10 last year. The pair had been out playing after enjoying the school's sports day, where Christopher came first in a running race. 'They were both happy and excited about the sports day events and when we got back from school they went out,' father-of-four Jason Furniss-Roe, 42, said. 'Kimberly came back in and wanted to get the buckets so they got their buckets and went back out.
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Christopher Furniss-Roe, aged eight, was found hanged in his bedroom
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Schoolboy had argument with his little sister and had been sent to bed
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His distraught father Jason Furniss-Roe, 42, discovered him at their home
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Little Christopher was rushed to hospital but his life support machine was turned off the following day
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For confidential support call the Samaritans on 116123 or visit a local Samaritans branch, see www.samaritans.org for details.

Question: @placeholder tells him what she has been up to and tells him off.'

Answer: Kimberly


(CNN)While President Barack Obama said he is committed to withdrawing all U.S. troops from Afghanistan by 2016, leaving local security forces in charge of their country's own policing, the newly elected Afghan president said Obama should "re-examine" his timeline. "Deadlines concentrate the mind. But deadlines should not be dogmas," President Ashraf Ghani told CBS' "60 Minutes." The United States ended its combat presence in Afghanistan last month. But about 10,000 troops remain for training and support roles. "If both parties or, in this case, multiple partners, have done their best to achieve the objectives and progress is very real, then there should be willingness to re-examine a deadline," Ghani said in the interview that aired Sunday night.
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Afghan President Ashraf Ghani says progress is "very real"
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"Deadlines should not be dogmas," he told "60 Minutes"

Question: When asked whether he had told this to @placeholder, Ghani responded, "President Obama knows me.

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama


LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Photographer Larry Birkhead, who was proved in April to be the biological father of former Playboy playmate Anna Nicole Smith's daughter, said Tuesday he will sue the author and publisher of a new book on Smith's death that contains allegations he called "pure fiction." Larry Birkhead questions the reliability of sources used in a new book about Anna Nicole Smith. "I've instructed my attorney to sue Rita Cosby, the publisher and any source that spits out some of that false, defamatory information that's in there," Birkhead said Tuesday on CNN's "Larry King Live." "If I were Rita Cosby, I'd be very concerned."
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Book alleges Larry Birkhead, Howard K. Stern had affair
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"That's totally false and it's defamatory," Birkhead says
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Stern was Smith's boyfriend at time of her death; Birkhead fathered her child

Question: @placeholder and Birkhead, she said, were previously engaged in a legal struggle against each other and appeared to be enemies, but "now they're friends ... and it begs the question why.

Answer: Howard K. Stern

Answer: Stern


A senior peer has reported a plane load of mothers to police amid fears they were taking their daughters to Africa for female genital mutilation. Former Lib Dem MP Baroness Tonge contacted Scotland Yard over her concerns about the welfare of dozens of young girls who were on the same flight as her last weekend. She said she had ‘suspicions’ the youngsters were being taken to Somalia, via the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa, for FGM. After she reported her fears to Scotland Yard yesterday, detectives began checking the passenger list for last Saturday’s Ethiopian Airlines flight from Heathrow to Addis Ababa.
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Former Lib Dem MP Baroness Tonge contacted Scotland Yard over fears
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She had 'suspicions' the young girls were being taken to Somalia for FGM
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Procedure sees young girls' genital organs removed using sharp blade
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Question: The anonymous victim added: 'It's a business for the person doing the cutting and the family as once the child has been through @placeholder, whoever they will marry will pay a higher dowry, it's all about money.'

Answer: FGM

Answer: FGM


A 6-foot-4 cow named Blosom is officially recognized as the tallest cow ever by Guinness World Records. Although she is no longer alive, the 2,000-lb cow was announced as the new record holder on June 25. Blosom, who was named by Guinness as the world's tallest living cow last August, died on a farm in northern Illinois on May 26 after holding that record for less than a year. Guinness World Records said that the 13-year-old female Holstein will 'live on in the record books as the world's tallest cow ever'. The average weight for a mature Holstein cow is 1,500 pounds and 'top producing Holsteins' have been known to produce more than 72,000-lb of milk in a year when milked three times a day, according to Holstein Association USA.
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Blosom, a female Holstein, was officially recognized as the title holder by Guinness World Records on June 25
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The 2,000-lb cow passed away on May 26 on a farm in northern Illinois at 13 years old
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She was had been named as the tallest living cow last August
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Blosom will appear in the 2016 edition of the Guinness World Records book, which will be out in September

Question: Hanson said she is not sure what was wrong with Blosom, but that she had the @placeholder put down after two veterinarians said they could not save her.

Answer: Holstein

Answer: Holsteins

Answer: Holstein Association USA

Answer: Holstein


Barcelona (CNN) Spain is facing a political and constitutional crisis after Catalans voted in favor of independence in a contested referendum that descended into chaos when police launched a widespread and violent crackdown. The Catalan government said it had earned the right to split from Spain after results showed 90% of those who voted were in favor of a split. But amid an unexpectedly harsh response from Spanish police, turnout was only around 42%. The Catalan health ministry said 893 people were injured in the clashes Sunday as riot police raided polling stations, dragged away voters and fired rubber bullets.
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Number of injured rises to 893 after Spanish police crackdown
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UN human rights chief calls for inquiry into violence

Question: People shouted "Long live free @placeholder, we are peaceful people and we only want to vote."

Answer: Catalans

Question: Turull said more people would have voted had it not been for the @placeholder police suppression.

Answer: Spanish

Answer: Spanish


New Delhi  (CNN) The Taj Mahal is India's most popular tourist attraction and its most recognizable architectural icon. To outsiders, the building is an emblem of India, an impossibly romantic structure that stands alongside Peru's Machu Picchu and China's Great Wall as a true wonder of the world. But within the country itself, a controversy is currently raging over the monument's place within Indian culture, after it was excluded from an official government tourism brochure. The recently published 32-page glossy booklet, the title of which translates as "Uttar Pradesh Tourism: Unlimited Possibilities," highlights numerous landmarks throughout the northern Indian state. Yet the Taj Mahal, famously built in the 17th century by Muslim Mughal emperor Shah Jahan, is conspicuous by its absence.
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A controversy is raging over the monument's place within Indian culture
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Critics allege Hindu nationalists are trying to revise history

Question: Indian Tourism Minister Alphons Kannanthanam has also dismissed the controversy, stating that the Taj Mahal was "@placeholder's pride."

Answer: India

Answer: India

Answer: Indian

Answer: Indian

Answer: Indian


(CNN) Watching the news, Dr. William Schaffner wanted to reach into his television set and give soccer player Hope Solo this message: "You have it all backward!" He heard that Solo said she wouldn't compete at the 2016 Olympics in Brazil if the games were held today because she worried she might contract the Zika virus and, at some point, give birth to a child with health problems. "I do not accept being forced into making the decision between competing for my country and sacrificing the potential health of a child, or staying home and giving up my dreams and goals as an athlete," Solo told Sports Illustrated.
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Zika virus lives in semen for an unknown period of time
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A man infected with Zika could potentially infect his sexual partner
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And he could put unborn baby at risk for a birth defect, experts say

Question: She can spread the virus to her unborn baby through her bloodstream, and @placeholder doesn't last long in blood.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika


Arsenal confirmed the £10million signing of goalkeeper Petr Cech from Chelsea on Monday. The 33-year-old has signed a four-year contract, worth £100,000-per-week, in a deal that seriously strengthens their title credentials ahead of next season. Cech won every domestic trophy as well as the Champions League and Europa League at Chelsea, so does his standing make him the best goalkeeper in London? Arsenal fan Lewis Ambrose of blog Daily Cannon tells us why he feels the Gunners have secured the capital's No 1. What a time to be an Arsenal fan. We’ve finally clinched the signing to make us Premier League winners.
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Petr Cech's move to Arsenal from Chelsea was confirmed on Monday
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Cech can replicate the heroics of legend Pat Jennings in Arsenal folklore
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His arrival can make Arsenal Premier League winners next season
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Signing Cech means Arsenal are better in every area than Tottenham
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Tottenham fan's view: 'Arsenal have made a mistake signing Cech'

Question: For his height and age, the @placeholder goalkeeper possesses excellent reflexes – his shot-stopping is no issue.

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal Premier League

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal


A family from Buffalo, New York, were left devastated after a local dance school owner told them they wouldn't be allowed to send their daughter to classes there - because she has Down syndrome. Tricia Oleksy, 36, and Jason Winnicki, 38, tried to enroll their eight-year-old daughter Anna in a dance class at the David D Marie Dance School, but claim that when they told the owner of the studio that their daughter has Down syndrome, he refused to accept her – and even labeled the young girl ‘retarded’. The parents, who both work in education, were stunned with the dance school's decision and turned to social media to vent their frustration, with one of their close friends, Kate Mockler Jenkins, sharing their story with the public via her Facebook page.
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Anna Winnicki, eight, tried to enroll in class at her local dance school in Buffalo, New York
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The young girl’s mother, Tricia, says the owner refused to admit her daughter because she has Down syndrome
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Instructor advised her to send to her daughter to a 'special school' that could cater specifically to her needs
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The family now plan to re-enroll Anna at her previous dance studio

Question: @placeholder has been a dancer for six years; her mom has told WIVB that her family had never received discrimination in the way  they experienced last week.

Answer: Anna

Answer: Anna


(CNN) From an Africa-shaped mega solar plant powering Kigali, Rwanda, to a massive geothermal plant harvesting the power of Kenya's hot springs, renewable energy plants are popping up around the continent. Sub-Saharan Africa is desperately short of power and roughly 620 million Africans live without a reliable source of electricity. Africa's population is expected to double by 2050 and the demand for clean energy has never been greater, says Caroline Kende-Robb, executive director, Africa Progress Panel. She believes the continent could soon become a renewables superpower, and that it can leapfrog carbon-centered energy systems and go straight to renewables. "Because what we see is that Africa has got the advantage of coming in now without the heavy old systems that a lot of other countries and regions have," says Kende-Robb.
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New renewable energy projects are emerging across Africa
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With the population expected to double by 2050, the demand for electricity is growing
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As the continent leapfrogs old-fashioned energy systems, could it become a leader in renewable energy?

Question: Many @placeholder rely on cooking with wood and charcoal, making indoor pollution a big issue -- 600,000 people in sub-Saharan Africa die every year from indoor pollution.

Answer: Africa

Answer: Africans

Answer: Africa

Answer: Africa

Answer: Africa

Question: Many Africans rely on cooking with wood and charcoal, making indoor pollution a big issue -- 600,000 people in sub-@placeholder die every year from indoor pollution.

Answer: Africa

Answer: Saharan Africa

Answer: Africa

Answer: Africa

Answer: Africa

Question: "The demand is there, people will find the money and they will pay for it," says Kende-@placeholder.

Answer: Robb

Answer: Robb


Columbus, New Mexico (CNN) Fifth grader JoAnna Rodriguez is on her way to the school bus when she realizes she's forgotten something important. It's not homework or lunch. She pulls out a cell phone and calls home while rummaging through her horse-themed backpack. "Mom, I forgot my passport," she says. JoAnna, 11, needs proof that she is a US citizen to get to school. The self-proclaimed future nurse with the long braid draped down one shoulder is one of nearly 800 American students who live in Palomas, Mexico, and cross the US border each morning to attend public school in nearby Columbus.
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Nearly 800 American students live in Palomas, Mexico, and cross the US border each day to attend public school in New Mexico
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It allows families dealing with deportation to live together in Mexico without sacrificing their kids' education in the US

Question: As children cross the border into New Mexico, mothers back in @placeholder stand on tiptoes to wave goodbye.

Answer: New Mexico

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexico

Answer: New Mexico

Answer: Mexico


(CNN) If you've ever used the Internet, you're probably no stranger to the passive-aggressive and downright insulting comments posted online. A new Google Chrome extension, Reword, was created to stop users before they hit "send" on negative comments. The tool was developed in Australia by headspace, the National Youth Mental Health Foundation, in partnership with Leo Burnett Melbourne, to combat cyberbullying. Reword has the unique potential to change online behavior by stopping insults before they are posted, Chris Tanti, CEO of headspace, said in a news release. It will not interfere with anything you do online unless you begin to use inflammatory language.
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A new Google Chrome extension, Reword, was created to combat cyberbullying
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The tool will flag potentially hurtful comments by crossing them out with a red line and encouraging users to reword

Question: With 46.8% of students reporting having been bullied, according to headspace, developers are hoping @placeholder will be installed on school and company computers to help students learn good social media etiquette.

Answer: Reword

Answer: Reword

Answer: Reword


(CNN) The seven Muslim-majority countries targeted in President Trump's executive order on immigration were initially identified as "countries of concern" under the Obama administration. White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer on Sunday pointed to the Obama administration's actions as the basis for their selection of the seven countries. Trump's order bars citizens from Iraq, Syria, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen from entering the U.S. for the next 90 days. "There were further travel restrictions already in place from those seven countries," Spicer said on ABC's "This Week." "What the president did was take the first step through this executive order of ensuring that we're looking at the entire system of who's coming in, refugees that are coming in, people who are coming in from places that have a history or that our intelligence suggests that we need to have further extreme vetting for."
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Seven affected countries were identified as "countries of concern" under Obama administration
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Trump's order bars citizens from seven countries from the US for 90 days

Question: Some also questioned whether @placeholder deliberately left off countries where he has business interests.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Ethics lawyers say the correlation illustrates the conflict of interest @placeholder has created by keeping an ownership stake in his business.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Two French aviation design studios are betting on gambling in the air. Jean-Pierre Alfano of AirJet Designs and Frédérique Houssard, the founder of Designescence, have teamed up to create the Casino Jet Lounge, a luxe bar-cum-casino they hope will one day become standard on long-haul commercial flights. The Casino Jet Lounge features trendy seating, a drinks area and a blackjack table. "We're trying to bring back the glamor of the '50s and '60s a little bit; the kind you see in the James Bond movies," says Houssard. The concept is relatively new (launched last October), so as of now, Houssard and Alfano are still in talks with various airlines.
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Two French design studios have teamed up to create a model for an in-fight casino
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Ryanair is considering introducing gambling aboard its aircraft via an in-fight entertainment system
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In 2005, Virgin Atlantic announced it would introduce casinos on board some planes, but has since backtracked
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Singapore Airlines introduced slot machines onto its panes in 1981, an experiment that lasted two months

Question: If you get out of your seat and enter another space with your friends and colleagues, it gives you a completely different experience," notes @placeholder.

Answer: Jean-Pierre Alfano

Answer: Alfano


(CNN) President-elect Donald Trump tapped Betsy DeVos, a top Republican donor and school choice activist, to head the Department of Education, the Trump transition team announced Wednesday. Trump met with the billionaire donor and conservative activist this weekend at his golf club in New Jersey, where he hosted a slew of potential Cabinet appointees. Trump offered DeVos the position on Tuesday and she accepted the same day, a senior Trump transition official told CNN. "Betsy DeVos is a brilliant and passionate education advocate," Trump said in a statement Wednesday. "Under her leadership we will reform the US education system and break the bureaucracy that is holding our children back so that we can deliver world-class education and school choice to all families."
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Betsy DeVos chairs the American Federation for Children
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Jeb Bush praised Donald Trump's pick for education secretary

Question: After the pick was announced, the pro-@placeholder news site Breitbart blared the headline: "TRUMP ANNOUNCES PRO-COMMON CORE EDUCATION SECRETARY" -- noting the second apparent betrayal in as many days.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


(CNN) Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Thursday he does not believe Mexico will pay for a wall along the border, something President Donald Trump has repeatedly promised. The Kentucky Republican was asked at a Politico Playbook event in Washington if he believes Mexico will fund the project aimed at blocking illegal immigration along the southern border. "Uh, no," he told Politico's Jake Sherman before laughing. McConnell said a wall is not the best way to secure some parts of the border. "I'm in favor of border security," he said. "There are some places along the border where that's probably not the best way to secure the border."
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A wall not the best way to secure the border in some places, he said
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McConnell believes Trump will listen to Kelly on the issue

Question: The @placeholder administration plans to ask for a relatively small amount of money to start building Trump's long-promised border wall this year.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: The Trump administration plans to ask for a relatively small amount of money to start building @placeholder's long-promised border wall this year.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) It was a little before midnight on March 2, 2016, when at least two men kicked in the back door of the home of award-winning environmentalist and activist Berta Cáceres in La Esperanza, western Honduras. Moments later, 44-year-old Cáceres was shot dead. Her friend, Mexican environmentalist Gustavo Castro Soto was wounded, but survived the attack. A report made public this week concluded that a plan to assassinate Cáceres had been months in the making, was not an "isolated incident," and was the result of a conspiracy involving financial institutions, current and former power company executives and employees and members of the Honduran state security agency.
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Honduran activist Berta Cáceres was shot dead in her own home in 2016
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New report finds Cáceres' killing was the result of a conspiracy

Question: @placeholder' daughter, Bertha Zúniga Cáceres, told CNN they are happy with the report's findings.

Answer: Berta Cáceres

Answer: Cáceres

Answer: Cáceres

Answer: Berta Cáceres

Answer: Cáceres

Question: While the report's conclusions are seen as a victory by the @placeholder' family and COPINH, Cáceres' daughter, Berthita, said the fight is far from over.

Answer: Berta Cáceres

Answer: Cáceres

Answer: Cáceres

Answer: Berta Cáceres

Answer: Cáceres


Arsenal must make a swift decision on Petr Cech this summer or risk losing out on the goalkeeper. The Chelsea shot-stopper looks certain to leave Stamford Bridge at the end of the season after losing the No 1 spot to Thibaut Courtois. Cech will hold talks with manager Jose Mourinho at the end of the season where the keeper will confirm his decision to leave west London. Arsenal must make a swift decision on Petr Cech this summer or risk losing out on the goalkeeper The Chelsea stopper looks certain to leave Stamford Bridge at the end of the season after losing his No 1 spot
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Arsenal risk missing out of Chelsea's Petr Cech is they hesitate on move
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Cech looks set to leave Stamford Bridge after losing his No 1 spot
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Liverpool, PSG, Roma and Inter Milan are all also interested in Cech
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If the Gunners do not make their move early, they could be beaten to him
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Chelsea are looking for a fee in excess of £10million for Czech keeper

Question: However, there are some major obstacles Arsenal must overcome before landing @placeholder.

Answer: Petr Cech

Answer: Cech

Answer: Petr Cech

Answer: Petr Cech

Answer: Cech

Answer: Cech


(EW.com) -- Much of the romantic comedy "Friends With Kids" is a funny dispatch from a very contemporary Earth; the remainder is a strange message from Rom-com-land. In the inviting setup, Julie (writer-director-star Jennifer Westfeldt) and her platonic soul mate Jason (Adam Scott) lament the wearying effect that childrearing has on their formerly fun friends -- an emotion the child-free among us will recognize. ("Bridesmaids'" Maya Rudolph and Chris O'Dowd, Kristen Wiig and Jon Hamm play the mated breeders with Ã©lan.) Julie and Jason congratulate themselves on their free and sexy lives. 'Housewives' trial IDs character to die But the BFFs also discuss -- with the kind of graphic dialogue that, sigh, currently passes for equal-opportunity sex talk -- that time is running out to make a baby, so they decide to pop out a bundle of joy, share custody, and continue their respective romantic chases. And as sure as Harry was meant for Sally, they take the rest of the movie to arrive at the only possible conclusion for such a classically stacked premise.
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Jennifer Westfeldt and Adam Scott star in "Friends With Kids"
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Scott effortlessly steals the show, softening Westfeldt's brittle cuteness
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The dialogue climaxes in a vulgar kicker; it's unnecessary in a comedy for adults

Question: It's after baby makes three that the movie falters, as Westfeldt the storyteller arbitrarily metes out punishment or reward to her characters, tying Jason, and especially @placeholder, in knots of unlikely self-ignorance on the way to revelation (and a fair amount of speechifying).

Answer: Julie

Answer: Julie


Eloi Pelissier, Morgan Escare and Louis Anderson spared the Catalans Dragons' blushes as their late tries earned a 32-12 win over Wakefield Trinity Wildcats. Catalans coach Laurent Frayssinous decided to rest a number of players ahead of Thursday's Challenge Cup tie against Hull KR and the decision almost back-fired. The hosts were in danger of throwing away a 12-0 half-time lead as Wakefield, with Jacob Miller kept in the full-back spot as they looked to win their first game in 16 matches, fighting back to level before a late burst condemned them to another defeat. Despite taking a 12-point lead after 10 minutes, the home side's indiscipline cost them the opportunity to extend that lead.
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Catalans coach Laurent Frayssinous decided to rest a number of players ahead of Thursday's Challenge Cup tie against Hull KR
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Ben Pomeroy opened the scoring for the hosts
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Debutant Krisnan Inu scored a superb individual try in the 10th minute

Question: Dureau added a 40 metre penalty 14 minutes from time after a high tackle before three tries in the final seven minutes saw @placeholder win the game convincingly.

Answer: Catalans Dragons

Answer: Catalans

Answer: Catalans


Boris Johnson today fire an extraordinary attack on the Labour party, claiming Ed Miliband wants to go back to the 'nasty, racist' era of the 1970s. The London Mayor, who today launched the Tory campaign in the capital, said the Labour leader was 'hostile' to people who wanted to own their own home and would embark on an 'orgy of regulation and state socialism'. He also claimed Ukip wanted to turn the clock back to the 1950s while the Greens want a return to 'somewhere around the bronze age'. Scroll down for video London Mayor Boris Johnson today launched the Tory campaign in London with a speech in Hartley Hall, Mill Hill
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London Mayor claims Labour would embark on 'orgy of state socialism'
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Accused Miliband of being 'hostile' to people who wanted to own a home
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Swamped by demands for selfies at Conservative launch in London

Question: In his speech, Mr Johnson repeatedly mocked Mr Miliband over the revelation he has two kitchens in his £2million @placeholder home.

Answer: London

Answer: London

Answer: London

Answer: London


World Cup winners Australia could arrive in England this summer with arguably the most fearsome pace attack in Test cricket since the ferocious West Indies sides of the 1980s. Less than 48 hours after claiming their one-day prize, the Aussies turned their attention on the summer's Ashes series. While captain Michael Clarke might have marked Sunday's final triumph over New Zealand by confirming his retirement from the 50-over game, his desire for Test cricket success burns as bright as ever. Team Australia celebrate after winning the Cricket World Cup in Melbourne World Cup hero Glenn Maxwell is the glaring omission despite starring on Australia's run to the final
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England welcome Australia for the Ashes on home turf this summer
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Cricket World Cup winners include pace bowlers Mitchell Johnson and Mitchell Starc in their squad
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England are looking to reclaim the urn after last year's 5-0 whitewash

Question: Player of the tournament Mitchell Starc has been included in @placeholder's fast paced attack for the Ashes

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia


Kelechi Iheanacho is determined to seize every chance he gets to impress for Manchester City. The 19-year-old Nigerian striker made a big impression on his first start for the club with a goal and two assists in a 5-1 Capital One Cup thrashing of Crystal Palace on Wednesday. The highly-rated prospect, who also scored a late winner against the same opponents as a substitute last month, was given his opportunity in the continued absence of leading striker Sergio Aguero through injury. And after his eye-catching display against the Eagles, Iheanacho, who joined City last season but had to be held back while work permit issues were resolved, is now hungry for more.
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Kelechi Iheanacho has set his sights on a regular first-team spot at Manchester City after impressing against Crystal Palace
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The 19-year-old started the 5-1 victory over the Eagles on Wednesday night, chipping in with a goal and two assists
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Iheanacho joined City last season but due to work permit issues had his debut delayed until this term

Question: Bony opened the scoring after 22 minutes and @placeholder set up Kevin De Bruyne for the second just before the interval.

Answer: Kelechi Iheanacho

Answer: Iheanacho

Answer: Kelechi Iheanacho

Answer: Iheanacho


(CNN) Joseph Mascolo, the actor who portrayed archvillain Stefano DiMera on the NBC soap opera "Days of Our Lives," died this week at 87 after a battle with Alzheimer's disease, the network said. Mascolo passed away Wednesday, but NBCUniversal announced his death Friday. He joined the daytime drama in 1982 and was featured intermittently until his last appearance this year. "Joseph was a big 'ol bear with a puppy dog heart. I'm so blessed to have had these many years with him. I will miss him every day," said his wife, Patricia Schultz-Mascolo, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Mascolo had many roles in a decades-long acting career but was best known as DiMera, a villain also known as "The Phoenix" for many dramatic comebacks from supposed demise. He won three Soap Opera Digest awards for outstanding villain.
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Joseph Mascolo dies after battle with Alzheimer's disease, NBCUniversal says
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Actor was best known for playing Stefano DiMera on "Days of Our Lives"

Question: Naturally fans wondered whether "@placeholder" would rise again, but Mascolo hinted otherwise.

Answer: The Phoenix


(CNN) Elizabeth Warren's toe-to-toe Twitter duels with Donald Trump, her blistering speeches branding him a racist, and her meeting with Hillary Clinton on Friday have ignited a wave of speculation that she could soon find herself on the Democratic presidential ticket. Such a pairing would be big news and bring new possibilities to the presidential race and a potential Clinton presidency. But there are also reasons to question whether it would be the kind of dream ticket many progressives envision. Here are some considerations that might prompt Clinton to pick Warren, and some others why she might just decide to give her a pass.
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Warren would complete historic all woman ticket
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But lack of experience may count against first term senator

Question: @placeholder is also energetic, has no trouble whipping up partisan crowds and has a inside track to big party donors -- all important requirements of a vice presidential candidate.

Answer: Elizabeth Warren

Answer: Warren

Answer: Warren


(CNN) About halfway through the James Comey hearing before the Senate Intelligence Committee, things got surprisingly medieval. In his written testimony submitted to the committee, Comey had reported that he was left alone with the President, and Trump said, "I hope you can see your way clear to letting this go, to letting Flynn go. He is a good guy. I hope you can let this go." Sen. Angus King (I-Maine) and Comey both felt this was an attempt to tell Comey what to do, but to avoid giving him a direct order. In an earlier meeting, over an intimate dinner, Comey says Trump asked him for "loyalty."
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David Perry: James Comey and  Angus King say Trump reminds them of King Henry II, who famously remarked: "'Who will rid me of this meddlesome priest?"
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Perry: Trump is no medieval king and Comey is no Becket -- the metaphor falls short

Question: King asked @placeholder, "Would you, do you take that as a directive?"

Answer: James Comey

Answer: Comey

Answer: Comey

Answer: Comey

Answer: Comey

Answer: James Comey

Answer: Comey


Mark Wood admitted England were 'pretty frustrated' by Misbah-ul-Haq's late burst on another gruelling day in the Gulf – but insisted his side could still win the second Test. 'If we can get a couple of early wickets in the morning, that brings in their bowlers,' said Wood. 'And if we can knock over the tail like we did in the first game, it's all to play for.' But for Misbah, England might have turned a scoreboard that at various stages read 85 for 3 and 178 for 4 into something more advantageous. Instead, at 41 years and 147 days, the Pakistan captain became the oldest player to score a Test century since Australia's Bob Simpson, who was five days short of his 42nd birthday when he made 100 against India at Adelaide in January 1978. And he got there with two sixes and a reverse-sweep for two in the day's last over off Moeen Ali.
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Misbah-ul-Haq hit a century on day one of the second Test in Dubai
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Pakistan captain dug his side out of a hole against England
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41-year-old is oldest centurion in Test cricket since 1978
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Mark Wood said England might have to 'adapt the gameplan' for Misbah

Question: Asked whether @placeholder keeps getting better with age, Pakistan coach Waqar Younis said: 'We've been saying that for the last few years.

Answer: Misbah

Answer: Misbah

Answer: Misbah

Answer: Misbah


(CNN) Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid ripped into Donald Trump on Thursday, calling the Republican presidential nominee a "spoiled brat," "a con artist" and a "human leech who will bleed the country." Reid made the remarks on the Senate floor, where he cited a recent cover story in Newsweek that raised questions about a potential Trump presidency based on his international business ties. The story, written by Kurt Eichenwald, said Trump would be the "most conflicted president in American history" if elected, as "almost every foreign policy decision he makes will raise serious conflicts of interest and ethical quagmires." Reid began his remarks by expressing concern "about the integrity and the security of democracy in America."
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Harry Reid cited a Newsweek story in critiquing Donald Trump's business connections
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The Senate minority leader said he was concerned "about the integrity and the security of democracy in America"

Question: @placeholder is only trying to help one person -- Donald Trump," Reid said.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: "I don't care if he wants to be president or city commissioner, @placeholder is in it to benefit Donald Trump."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: "I don't care if he wants to be president or city commissioner, Donald Trump is in it to benefit @placeholder."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: He is asking us to let him get rich scamming @placeholder."

Answer: American

Answer: America

Answer: America


Hillary Clinton could face a serious challenge in the Democratic primary from a party-switching politician with his sights on the Oval Office. No, not Bernie Sanders, the independent senator from Vermont who became a Democrat in order to compete for the nomination of the party he best aligns with. Nor is it Lincoln Chafee, the former Republican senator from Rhode Island who served as governor of the state for one term as an independent and later became a Democrat. Chafee's announcing his candidacy for the Democratic Party's nomination this evening during a foreign policy address at George Mason University. But it's former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg who politicos are talking about today.
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It's not Bernie Sanders or former Rhode Island Governor Lincoln Chafee, who is expected to announce his candidacy tonight
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Democrats are said to be wooing former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg to run against Clinton
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He was Democrat but became a Republican before running for office; he's now independent but would have 'no problem' switching again, it's said
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At a net worth of $36.9 billion, he could fund his own campaign

Question: @placeholder's real-time net worth at the time this article was $36.9 billion, making him the 14th wealthiest person in the world.

Answer: Michael Bloomberg