This is the terrifying moment a boiler explodes in a child's playroom, leaving toys and debris scattered all over the place. Anne-Marie Faiola, 37, from Bellingham, Washington, said her four-year-old son Jamisen had just left the room before the freak accident occurred last Friday afternoon. Footage caught on a baby monitor camera shows the eruption take place, with a wall suddenly imploding and smoke filling the air. Fire alarms start sounding as a thick fog fills the room. Faiola, who owns a soap-making supply company, said she was driving home when she was informed about the explosion by her nanny.
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Anne-Marie Faiola, 37, from Washington, said her four-year-old son Jamisen had  just left the room before the accident occurred last Friday
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Footage caught on a baby monitor camera shows the eruption take place
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Authorities are currently investigating the cause of the blast

Question: Safe from harm: Both of @placeholder's children, who were not in the room at the time, were evacuated from the house by their nanny and father (above, the Faiola family)

Answer: Marie Faiola

Answer: Faiola

Answer: Marie Faiola


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump had been thinking about firing FBI Director James Comey since Election Day, White House deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Wednesday. "The President has lost confidence in Director Comey and, frankly, he'd been considering letting Director Comey go since the day he was elected," Sanders told reporters, adding that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein had raised concerns about the former FBI chief on Monday, prompting Trump to ask him to put his recommendation in writing. Revelations that Trump had been unconvinced by Comey for his entire transition and presidency were surprising given the White House had previously expressed confidence in the ousted FBI chief multiple times. Sanders also said Trump was not the only one to lose confidence in the FBI director, adding there were deep reservations about him inside the FBI.
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Trump fired Comey Tuesday
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The move sent shockwaves across the nation

Question: But @placeholder saw his reputation tarnished when he was dragged into the toxic politics of the 2016 campaign.

Answer: James Comey

Answer: Comey

Answer: Comey

Answer: Comey

Answer: Comey


A San Francisco sheriff's deputy who was accused of forcing inmates to perform sex acts on him in 2006 is now alleged to have organized 'gladiator style' fights between prisoners. Deputy Scott Neu was accused of orchestrating two fights at County Jail No. 4 between inmates Ricardo Palikiko Garcia and Stanley Harris as deputies placed bets on the outcome, Jeff Adachi, the city's public defender, said on Thursday. Three other deputies Evan Staehely, Eugene Jones and Clifford Chiba have also been accused of forcing the inmates to fight. The alleged matches took place in March when Garcia and Harris were promised hamburgers if they won, or were threatened with Mace, handcuffed beatings and transfers to dangerous housing quarters if they refused to fight, according to a report.
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San Francisco sheriff's deputy Scott Neu is accused of forcing inmates Ricardo Palikiko Garci and Stanley Harris to fight at County Jail No. 4
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Three other deputies  Evan Staehely, Eugene Jones and Clifford Chiba have been accused in the incident
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Neu was subject of two sexual assault lawsuits in 2006 and 2008
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Inmates said they were promised hamburgers if they won and threatened with Mace and handcuffed beatings if they refused

Question: In a recorded conversation with Adachi, Harris said that @placeholder, as part of 'training', made him do 200 push-ups within an hour, and also threatened to anally rape him.

Answer: Scott Neu

Answer: Scott Neu

Answer: Neu


The Premier League is widely touted as the best in the world. And while we love the goals, controversies and drama, it's the personalities that make the game so special. And in that spirit, we have compiled our favourite 50 quotations from the Premier League era. Some are genuinely witty, some furious and others downright baffling. Sir Alex Ferguson when asked about rumours Cristiano Ronaldo was set to join Real Madrid. It was December 2008 and Manchester United, the reigning champions of Europe, were heading for another league title. Ronaldo duly moved to Real Madrid the following summer for £80m.
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We are counting down the top 50 quotes of the Premier League era
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Sir Alex Ferguson features as we bring you numbers 10 to 1 on the list
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Jose Mourinho announces himself to the Premier League in 2004
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Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez talks about 'facts' in 2009

Question: Pulling a piece of paper from his blazer pocket, @placeholder proceeds to claim Ferguson receives preferential treatment from referees and preferential treatment from the fixture computer.

Answer: Rafa Benitez


(CNN) The family of a young Afghan boy, who gained worldwide fame after being photographed wearing a makeshift Lionel Messi soccer jersey fashioned from a plastic bag, has fled to Pakistan after receiving threats, the father of the boy told CNN. The family is now living in Quetta and has submitted an application with the United Nations seeking asylum in Pakistan. "I received 20-30 unknown threatening calls in Afghanistan asking why I'm teaching my kid about football and not teaching him about the Quran," the boy's father, Muhammad Arif Ahmadi, told CNN. The family decided to flee to Pakistan 40 days ago for their safety, he said.
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The boy's older brother made the jersey from a plastic bag
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The family had received threats in Afghanistan, the boy's father says

Question: "@placeholder cannot protect itself, so how can it protect me and my kids?"

Answer: Afghan

Answer: Afghanistan

Answer: Afghanistan

Question: "I love Messi and want to meet @placeholder," the boy said.

Answer: Lionel Messi


Brazil legend Ronaldinho has backed Samba stars Roberto Firmino and Philippe Coutinho to fire Liverpool back into the top four. Firmino sealed a £29million move from from Hoffenheim on Wednesday and he was unveiled by the club alongside chief executive Ian Ayre. Ronaldinho claims strikers Daniel Sturridge, Divock Origi and Danny Ings will relish playing alongside the Brazilian international, 23. 'For Liverpool to have Coutinho and Firmino is a big achievement for them,' Ronaldinho told the Liverpool Echo. 'It is going to give them one of the most exciting midfields in Europe. 'The creativity, intelligence, and goals they have between them can change Liverpool as a team. It is a big sign of intent. To have a midfield with those two gives them a big chance to qualify for the Champions League next season.
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Roberto Firmino sealed a £29million move from from Hoffenheim
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The 23-year-old will join fellow Brazilian Philippe Coutinho at Anfield
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Ronaldinho says Samba stars will create chances for Liverpool strikers

Question: @placeholder has agreed a five-year contract, worth more than a £100,000 per week.

Answer: Roberto Firmino

Answer: Firmino

Answer: Firmino

Answer: Roberto Firmino


(CNN) The Navy destroyer USS Mason fired countermeasures in the Red Sea on Saturday after it detected what it believed were incoming missiles. Officials Saturday night were uncertain about what exactly happened, if there were multiple incoming missiles or if there was a malfunction with the radar detection system on the destroyer. "We are aware of the reports and we are assessing the situation. All of our ships and crews are safe and unharmed," one US defense official told CNN. The USS Nitze and the USS Ponce were sailing nearby. There are initial unconfirmed reports of missiles possibly being fired from positions both ashore on Yemen and by small spotter boats operated by Houthi rebels.
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Officials Saturday night were uncertain about what exactly happened
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The Mason and its crew are all safe

Question: Early Thursday, the US launched tomahawk cruise missiles into Yemen targeting radar sites in @placeholder-held territory, sites the US claims were used to launch missiles in two previous incidents this week.

Answer: Houthi


Planners in Windsor have allowed two Costa cafes less than 500 yards apart (file picture) Coffee addicts in Windsor won't have to go far for a fix – after planners in the royal borough allowed two Costa shops less than 500 yards apart. And anyone really desperate can always stop off at the Costa Express in between. The latest Costa will open on the site of the former Dedworth Road HSBC branch, the last bank in the area before it closed last year amid protests. Less than 500 yards away is a Costa which replaced a cycle shop earlier this year.
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Town planners have allowed two Costa cafes less than 500 yards apart
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Two coffee shops in Windsor will be just a short walk away from each other
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And there is even a Costa Express in between the two new outlets

Question: @placeholder's planning application says the new shop would be a 'significant driver to local trade'.

Answer: Costa

Answer: Costa

Answer: Costa

Answer: Costa


Peaches Geldof had debts worth some £450,000 at the time of her death, it has been reported. It means the mother-of-two, who died of a heroin overdose at her home in Kent last April, leaves less than half of her £884,274 estate to her musician husband, Thomas Cohen, and their two sons. The claims come just days after her father, Bob Geldof, revealed in a heart-breaking interview that he had 'half-expected' his daughter's death. According to the Daily Mirror, Peaches left no will but details of her estate have now emerged. It was reduced from a gross sum of £884,274 to £394,630 after her debts and outstanding affairs were settled. It is not known what the debts relate to.
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Peaches Geldof had debts of £450,000 when she died at home last April
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She leaves less than half of her £884,274 estate to her husband and sons
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Comes days after her father Bob Geldof said he 'half-expected' her death

Question: Mr @placeholder will then be entitled to half of the remaining £194,630, giving him a total inheritance of roughly £347,315.

Answer: Thomas Cohen


(CNN) -- What role did Pakistan play in the operation against Osama bin Laden? I would be surprised if Pakistan played a significant role in the operation to apprehend and kill Osama bin Laden, based on the fact that the drone strikes that the U.S. conduct in the tribal areas are done covertly, the authorities in Pakistan are not informed until the very last minute, because of the fear of information leaks. An operation of this scale in the central urban heartland of Pakistan would mean that information would be kept on a need-to-know basis. Only a few people within the CIA would have known about this operation, it would definitely not have gone out to another country's intelligence agency, especially when there's so little trust with the ISI [Inter-Services Intelligence, the Pakistani intelligence service].
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Gohel: Pakistani authorities will have been kept in the dark because of a lack of trust
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Protests and propaganda set to follow the death of Osama bin Laden, he says
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Gohel: Retaliation attacks are likely, but may not happen immediately.

Question: U.S. interests, U.S. personnel, @placeholder embassies and consulates will have to take extra precautions.

Answer: U.S.


(CNN) Britney Spears is alive, despite a hoax reporting her death on Monday. Sony Music's Twitter account, which was apparently hacked, posted two tweets claiming Spears had died, "RIP @britneyspears #RIPBritney 1981-2016" and "Britney spears is dead by accident! We will tell you more soon #RIPBritney." The tweets have since been deleted. Spears' rep was quick to tell CNN that the pop star was alive. "I assume their account has been hacked," Spears' manager, Adam Leber, told CNN. "I haven't spoken to anyone... as of yet but I am certain their account was hacked. Britney is fine and well. There have been a few Internet clowns over the years who have made similar claims about her death, but never from the official Sony Music Twitter account."
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Britney Spears was the subject of a hoax on Monday
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Sony Music's Twitter accounted tweeted twice that the singer had died
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The tweets have since been deleted and Spears' rep tells CNN she's alive and well

Question: It tweeted "Rest in peace @britneyspears" at around the same time as the tweets from the @placeholder account.

Answer: Sony Music

Answer: Sony Music


Malachi Lindo, 27, repeatedly bludgeoned 51 year-old Phillip Steels in the street in Enfield, North London, after taking the ecstasy clone Ethylone A law degree drop-out who battered a charity worker to death with a brick while taking a designer drug has been jailed for life. Malachi Lindo, 27, repeatedly bludgeoned 51 year-old Phillip Steels in the street in Enfield, North London, after taking the ecstasy clone Ethylone. The attack was so savage that when Mr Steels was discovered his face had been damaged beyond recognition and there was a gaping hole in the side of his head. Tesco worker Lindo had admitted the manslaughter of the father-of-four but it was argued on his behalf that he was not guilty of murder because he was suffering an abnormality of his mental functioning at the time.
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Malachi Lindo, 27, bludgeoned Phillip Steels, 51, in the street in Enfield
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The attack was so savage that the older man's face was unrecognisable
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Tesco worker Lindo had admitted the manslaughter of the father-of-four
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But a jury found him guilty of murder and he was today jailed for 14 years

Question: Inside @placeholder's bag, police found cannabis and white powder hidden in fake cans of deodorant and drink.

Answer: Malachi Lindo

Answer: Malachi Lindo

Answer: Lindo

Answer: Malachi Lindo

Answer: Lindo


Hong Kong (CNN) The North Korean foreign minister and US Secretary of State walk into a room together. The world isn't waiting for a punchline; they're waiting too see what Pyongyang and Washington's top diplomats will do when they sit down in the same room for the first time. On Sunday, Ri Yong Ho and Rex Tillerson will both be in the Philippines for the annual Association of Southeastern Asian Nations' (ASEAN) Regional Forum, a dialogue to discuss security issues which includes 27 countries. It's the highest-level annual encounter between North Korea and the United States, says Mike Fuchs, a former deputy assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific affairs, and the first during the Trump administration.
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US secretary of state and North Korean foreign minister attending ASEAN-sponsored security dialogue
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Tensions in the South China Sea will also be on the agenda

Question: With the success of the recent @placeholder missile tests, Pyongyang's diplomats could believe they have the upper hand at the moment.

Answer: North Korean

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korean


(CNN) -- Asbai Ramirez had toiled for months as a U.S. soldier in Iraq. But it was his 7,000-mile trip home -- racing against the clock to his wife's bedside, for the birth of their baby -- that he described Monday as "pretty intense." The Army specialist told HLN's Vinnie Politan that the tight timetable and sheer distance led him to believe that his chances were slim of joining wife Ashleigh Ramirez in Fort Polk, Louisiana, before their child was born. "I didn't really have much hope about making it back," Ramirez said. First, there was the matter of leaving Iraq. Ramirez said Monday that his unit commanders "sent me back as soon as they could."
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Spc. Asbai Ramirez was in Iraq during much of his wife's pregnancy
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He returned to the U.S. on his baby's due date, but had to take classes
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On Thanksgiving, he flew to Louisiana then rushed to the hospital
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Ramirez says he got there about 30 minutes before his son was born

Question: Ramirez said that, throughout the process, he'd been in regular contact with @placeholder.

Answer: Ashleigh Ramirez

Answer: Ramirez

Answer: Ramirez

Answer: Ramirez


(CNN) The Catholic Church in Rwanda has apologized for its members' role in the genocide that saw hundreds of thousands of Rwandans killed in 1994. Rwandan bishops asked for "forgiveness for sins of hatred and disagreement that happened in the country to the point of hating our own countrymen because of their origin," in a statement read after mass in parishes across the country Sunday. In 1994, Hutu extremists in Rwanda targeted minority ethnic Tutsis and moderate Hutus in a three-month killing spree that left an estimated 800,000 people dead. Hutu attackers burned down churches with hundreds or thousands of Tutsis inside. The violence was triggered by the death of President Juvenal Habyarimana, an ethnic Hutu, in a plane crash April 6, 1994.
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Rwandan bishops asked for forgiveness for sins of hatred and disagreement
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A statement from Rwandan bishops was read in the country Sunday

Question: Some @placeholder commentators praised the apology as an important first step but said it didn't go far enough.

Answer: Rwanda

Answer: Rwandans

Answer: Rwandan

Answer: Rwanda

Answer: Rwandan

Answer: Rwandan


(CNN) Looks like some Donald Trump supporters are still holding a grudge against Mitt Romney for the way the 2012 GOP nominee criticized Trump during the campaign. The President-elect is considering Romney for secretary of state, and according to news reports, before these Trump insiders will support Romney, they want him to apologize for calling Trump such things as a "phony" and a "fraud." Kellyanne Conway, one of Trump's top advisers, used the language of betrayal to describe how Trump supporters feel about Romney, telling CNN's Dana Bash, "I'm all for party unity, but I'm not sure we have to pay for that with the secretary of state position." After being criticized for assailing Romney publicly instead of conveying her thoughts to Trump privately, Conway tweeted that the "point is the volume & intensity of grassroots resistance to Romney is breathtaking."
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Dean Obeidallah: Trump loyalists upset Mitt Romney being considered as secretary of state
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Some want Romney to apologize first for criticizing Trump in campaign, he says

Question: There are, of course, others @placeholder might want to consider apologizing to -- to prove he has changed as a person and learned right from wrong.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: The day after the event, @placeholder stunningly defended his white supporters beating this man up.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: If @placeholder truly wants to be the president of all the people, as he tells us, the first step is apologizing to those he wronged.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) -- Seconds after a gunman shot Allie Young in the neck in a crowded Colorado theater, a friend, Stephanie Davies, pulled her into an aisle, put pressure on her wound and dialed 911. Young told her friend to run, but Davies refused. President Barack Obama gave that account Sunday night in Aurora, praising Davies and others for heroism amid chaos and bloodshed in the shooting that killed 12 and wounded 58. Shooting survivors recount horror The women had settled in alongside others early Friday for a midnight showing of "The Dark Knight Rises," the latest installment in the Batman series.
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President Obama tells how a woman helped her wounded friend in the Aurora theater
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Allie Young was shot in the neck but is going to be fine because of her friend, Obama says
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Stephanie Davies pulled Young into an aisle and put pressure on her friend's wound, he says
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Obama: Wounded Young urged friend to run, but she refused

Question: @placeholder flew to Aurora on Sunday evening and met with families at a local hospital for more than two hours before delivering brief remarks to the media.

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama


(CNN) President Donald Trump, though often acting as a champion of the military, has at times politicized the sacrifice of those who paid a terrible price in the nation's wars in a way that few of his predecessors would have countenanced. He clearly reveres America's fighting men and women. He often boasts about their prowess, has surrounded himself with hard charging generals and has vowed to reinvent veterans' health care. But he's also been happy to use the military for his own political ends when it suits him. The latest episode -- in which Trump falsely claimed Barack Obama didn't call the families of dead soldiers -- is revealing because it shows how Trump lashes out whenever he believes his conduct or character is under attack. It's another case of him citing information that is either incorrect of unverified when he is on the defensive, a trait that often leads him into deeper political trouble.
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Controversy over Obama calls not the first time Trump has politicized sacrifice
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President facing questions over ISIS ambush that killed four soldiers in Niger

Question: The President's assault on @placeholder's conduct on Monday dismayed some former senior military officers.

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama

Question: Such comments, and his continued propensity for drawing the military into his political spats are only fueling complaints by @placeholder's rivals that he has not fully understood the grave responsibilities of serving as commander in chief.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Downing Street has given a 'final offer' over the proposed election TV debates, involving seven party leaders, including David Cameron A ‘final offer’ has been given to broadcasters for David Cameron to take part in one, seven-way TV election debate. Downing Street has accused the BBC and other networks of causing ‘chaos’ by attempting to dictate the terms of debates and repeatedly altering their proposals. It said broadcasters had ignored Mr Cameron’s long-held position that televised clashes between leaders were over-dominant in the 2010 election campaign and should start earlier. Number Ten is proposing a debate involving Mr Cameron, Ed Miliband, Nick Clegg, Nigel Farage, Green leader Natalie Bennett, SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon and Plaid Cymru’s Leanne Wood at the end of this month.
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Downing Street said broadcasters caused 'chaos' with debate proposals
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Branded it 'deeply unsatisfactory' and said they should have started earlier
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Ultimatum said single debate must feature Greens, SNP and Plaid Cymru
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They would debate alongside Ed Miliband, Nick Clegg and Nigel Farage
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Other parties unlikely to agree, raising doubts over whether debates will happen

Question: Mr @placeholder has accused Mr Cameron of deliberately sabotaging negotiations over the debates and ‘running scared’.

Answer: Ed Miliband

Answer: Ed Miliband


Srinagar, India (CNN) When 24-year-old Sana Bhat was diagnosed with leukemia, her family was devastated. "Sana was beautiful, as if God had made her with his own hands," says her sister Sadiya. "Being the youngest of the three siblings, we loved her most. We tried everything to save Sana till her last breath. But we could not save her." Though the disease claimed Sana's life in February, her story inspired a Kashmiri crowd-sourced charity to help patients suffering from cancer and other diseases requiring expensive treatment. Sana, a Kashmiri studying hotel management in the north Indian state of Haryana, had been diagnosed with leukemia in April 2015. Her family had to sell their land in Srinagar, capital of Jammu and Kashmir, to raise money for her treatment in New Delhi.
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Sana Bhat's family had to sell their land to raise money for leukemia treatment
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Her story inspired a campaign which attracted 50,000 donors within days

Question: Considering that annual average per capita income in Jammu and @placeholder was just $970 in 2015, catastrophic healthcare expenditure is a major contributor to poverty.

Answer: Kashmiri

Answer: Kashmiri

Answer: Kashmir


It is the signing that will almost certainly come to define the success or otherwise of Brendan Rodgers and Liverpool this season. Christian Benteke at £32.5million is undoubtedly a gamble, even more so than last summer’s arrival of £16m Mario Balotelli. Rodgers survived that error of judgement - he will not be so lucky should Benteke prove another expensive flop. From the off, the pressure will be on both player and manager. Very few could present justification for the fee – determined by a shrewd buy-out clause on Aston Villa’s part – especially when Chelsea paid less for Diego Costa last summer.
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Liverpool are set to meet Christian Benteke's £32.5m release clause
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Benteke's style of play doesn't seem to suit Brendan Rodgers' preference
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Rodgers sold targetman Andy Carroll in order to create a fluid frontline
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Liverpool boss failed in the transfer market with signing Mario Balotelli

Question: But there is something about the signing of @placeholder that does not rest easy with supporters and observers.

Answer: Christian Benteke

Answer: Benteke

Answer: Christian Benteke

Answer: Benteke


They call it a sombrero in Spain – flicking the ball over a player's head and retrieving it the other side of him. When Neymar did it in the last minutes of the Spanish Cup final against Athletic Bilbao he was accused of excessive showboating. His answer: 'You ain't seen nothing yet.' In Brazil's first game of the Copa America he flicked the ball over Peruvian midfielder Luis Advíncula's head and then did it again – a double sombrero. No player has more tricks up his sleeve than Neymar and the magic isn't just to rub opponents noses in defeat as he was accused of doing in the Spanish Cup Final. He does it to win. He is not interested in points for an artistic impression - he wants a goal.
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Neymar's pulled off an outrageous sombrero flick against Peru
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He pulled off the same trick playing Athletic Bilbao and was criticised
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The 22-year-old is next in line to take Lionel Messi's crown
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Neymar starred for Brazil as they won their Copa America opener
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A future Ballon d'Or is all but certain if he carries on progressing
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Question: At 23, @placeholder will soon pass Zico's haul of 48 and he will have Ronaldo on 62 goals and Romario on 55 in his sights.

Answer: Neymar

Answer: Neymar

Answer: Neymar

Answer: Neymar


James Ward-Prowse led by example and thrashed in a nerveless penalty to get England’s quest to reach Euro 2017 off to a perfect start. The Southampton midfielder was chosen by Gareth Southgate to captain the new look Under 21s on the road they hope will lead to Poland and he could not have wished for a better start, as he converted from 12 yards to clinch victory in Norway. That, however, only told a fraction of the story as England were subjected to one of their most difficult games outside of a tournament for many years and only a terrific defensive display – inspired by the axis of Calum Chambers and Eric Dier – preserved their lead in Drammen.
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Gareth Southgate's Young Lions began their Euro 2017 qualifying campaign with a victory in Drammen
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James Ward-Prowse scored a penalty on the stroke of half-time after Nathan Redmond was fouled inside the box
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The side bounced back after disappointing performances against Portugal and Italy at this summer's finals saw them eliminated at the group stage

Question: There seemed little danger on when Nathan Redmond began to run with the ball but, inexplicably, Gronner stuck out his leg, @placeholder was sent sprawling and referee Benoit Bastien had no hesitation pointing to the spot.

Answer: Nathan Redmond


(CNN) Be careful what you wish for. For years, activists have pressed the Texas State Board of Education for a more diverse curriculum, and this week The Associated Press reported, the board unveiled its first proposed textbook for Mexican-American studies. The problem? For starters, the "Mexican American Heritage" text asserts that some Mexican-Americans during the civil rights era of the 1960s "opposed Western civilization and wanted to destroy this society." It links Mexican-Americans to the drug trade and illegal immigration and says that Mexican-Americans are ambivalent about assimilating into the United States. The textbook presents a distorted view of Mexican-Americans, in part because it relies on stereotypes and incorrect assumptions. Its editorial content is dubious at best and flat-out racist at worst. The fact that the state of Texas is even considering it is troubling.
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Raul Reyes: "Mexican American Heritage" text proposed for Texas schools is inaccurate
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He says the book advances stereotypes, does not belong in the curriculum of any state

Question: While this might work for a book on Mexican history, it is hardly reflective of the Mexican-American experience; the last time I checked, most Mexican-@placeholder were not running around bare-chested in elaborate headdresses.

Answer: American

Answer: Americans

Answer: Americans

Answer: Americans

Answer: Americans

Question: It is not written by Mexican-American studies experts, of which there are many in @placeholder.

Answer: Texas State Board of Education

Answer: Texas

Answer: Texas


Turkish authorities have identified a suspect over the suicide bombing close to Turkey's border with Syria that left 32 activists dead, Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu revealed this morning. 'One suspect has been identified. All the [suspect's] links internationally and domestically are being investigated,' he said in televised comments responding to the deadly attack in Suruc. He added there was a 'high probability' the attack was caused by a suicide bomber with connections the Islamic State terror group which controls vast swathes of territory along the border in neighbouring Syria and Iraq. The news comes as as it emerged that the mainly university-aged victims of the Suruc massacre were had planned to travel to the Syrian city of Kobane over the coming days to deliver toys, plant a memorial forest, and build a library and a playground for families .
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Turkish PM said suspect in yesterday's Suruc bombing has been identified
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Early inductions suggest the suspect had links to Islamic State terrorists
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But Ahmet Davutoglu did not say whether the suspect was a female who actually survived the suicide bomb blast, as eyewitnesses had claimed
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Statement came as the death toll rose to 32, with 29 people still in hospital

Question: 'Daesh threatens not only @placeholder people but also Turkey,' he added.

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrian


(CNN) Lawrence Phillips, an imprisoned former NFL running back who was awaiting trial on charges of killing his cellmate last year, died Wednesday morning after being found unresponsive in his prison cell, the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation said. The death of Phillips, 40, is being investigated as a suicide, the department said. Phillips was a star running back at Nebraska and a first-round pick for the St. Louis Rams in 1996, but lasted in the NFL only three seasons. He was sent to a California prison in 2008 after being convicted of domestic violence, false imprisonment and vehicle theft charges.
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Lawrence Phillips had great potential but demons, too, former college coach tells newspaper
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He was in prison for domestic violence and other charges
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Phillips, 40, was to stand trial again, accused of killing a cellmate

Question: The former running back had a huge season as a sophomore for @placeholder, bulldozing his way to 1,772 yards and 16 touchdowns in the 1994 season.

Answer: Nebraska


Before V. Stiviano's recordings toppled Donald Sterling from ownership of the Los Angeles Clippers, she boasted she would be the next Mrs. Sterling. She would pick up envelopes of cash in an alley behind the family's real estate company and told employees at the firm she would one day be their boss. Those predictions seemed like a fantasy on Wednesday as Sterling's wife went after the $3.6 million that she said the younger woman swindled from community property the couple amassed over 60 years of marriage. Scroll down for video Court battle: 'She's been very, very nasty to me, and she's been mean to my husband': Shelly Sterling testified against V. Stiviano in the nonjury trial in Los Angeles Superior Court on Wednesday
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The Sterlings are demanding back items worth $3.6 million that they claim Stiviano swindled from them - including cars and a $1.8 million duplex
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Donald accused Stiviano of befriending a Hispanic bank employee in order to get her name illegally added to a $1 million check
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He said he only intended to loan her a Ferrari and a Bentley, but put them in her name so he wouldn't be liable if she killed somebody
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Sterling's CFO testified that his boss appeared to be cutting checks for Stiviano and trying to make it hard for them to be traced
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Other employees and friends of the millionaire told the court that Stiviano informed them she was going to be the next Mrs. Sterling

Question: 'She defrauded him and I feel that she is not entitled to any of these gifts or whatever they call them,' @placeholder testified.

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Shelly Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Question: @placeholder, 80, said Stiviano, right, hadn't contributed '50 cents' to the $1.8 million duplex now in her name

Answer: Donald Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Donald


Washington (CNN) The Cold War is suddenly back as a hot topic in American politics. A quarter-century after the fall of the Soviet Union handed the United States victory in a titanic ideological duel, the era's mythology is echoing through a presidential election taking place in a new age of fear and threats. Nightcap: The latest news and political buzz from CNN Politics | Sign up Republican nominee Donald Trump drew an analogy Monday between dangers once posed by the Soviet Union and the more recent peril of Islamic terrorism. "In winning the Cold War, President Ronald Reagan repeatedly touted the superiority of freedom over communism and called the USSR the Evil Empire," Trump said in a major speech in Ohio. "Just as we won the Cold War in part by exposing the evils of communism and the virtues of free markets, so too must we take on the ideology of radical Islam."
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Trump has called for a return to the "ideological test" for immigrants introduced in 1952
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There is another major force feeding the Cold War overtones in the 2016 campaign -- Putin

Question: "Is this ideological test going to be driven from whatever this panel decides is acceptable @placeholder?"

Answer: Islamic

Answer: Islam


(CNN) As the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, officially kick off with the opening ceremony on August 5, here are some key facts and figures to celebrate the first Olympic Games hosted by a South American country. 4,600 Brazilian real: The cost of the most expensive opening ceremony ticket (about $1,400 as of this publication). The least expensive opening ceremony ticket is only sold in Brazil and costs 200 real (about $60). 10: Rio's opening ceremony budget is 10 times less than the total spent on the London 2012 opening ceremony. 12,000: Number of Olympic torchbearers. The torch will pass through all 26 Brazilian states and reach 90% of the Brazilian population.
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Two sports join the Games this year: golf and rugby sevens
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42 sport disciplines will be represented in all

Question: 3,604: Number of apartments in @placeholder's athletes village that will house 11,000 athletes and 6,000 coaches.

Answer: Rio de Janeiro

Answer: Rio

Question: 380,000: Number of foreign spectators expected to arrive in @placeholder during the Games.

Answer: Rio de Janeiro

Answer: Rio


(CNN) -- A bill is headed for the governor's desk in Tennessee that would allow for a woman to be prosecuted if she illegally takes drugs while pregnant and the child is harmed. Known as SB1391, the bill passed both the Senate and the House last week. Once his office receives the legislation, Gov. Bill Haslam will have 10 days, not including Sundays, to act on it. "We all want to promote healthy pregnancies by providing pregnant women struggling with a drug or alcohol dependency with the opportunity to seek the best possible prenatal care and substance abuse treatment," Hedy Weinberg, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee, wrote in a letter to Haslam this week.
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Bill would allow for a woman to be prosecuted if she illegally takes drugs while pregnant
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It passed state Senate and House last week; governor has 10 days to act on bill
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In 2013, 900+ newborns in Tennessee experienced withdrawal from drugs

Question: @placeholder is constitutionally unsound and enacting this law would threaten the health and well-being of Tennessee women and their families.

Answer: SB1391


A grief stricken family have spent eight years routinely scouring bushland in a desperate attempt to find their son’s remains after his suspicious disappearance; believing he was ‘killed and dumped like a wild animal’. Sydney couple Faye and Mark Leveson believed the heart-breaking search for their son, 20-year-old Matthew Leveson, was almost over when someone finally admitted to killing and burying him. They were shattered when the confession was revealed to be a cruel hoax after an almost year-long police investigation. ‘It feels like Matt’s been murdered all over again,’ Mr Leveson told Daily Mail Australia. The family are desperate to solve the mystery behind Matthew’s suspicious disappearance and are disgusted to have been manipulated by ‘some ratbag playing a mean, cruel joke.’
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Matthew Leveson went missing in September 2007 and was never found
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The Leveson family spent eight years trying to find their missing son
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They scour bushland for his body, hoping one day they 'get lucky'
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Police were investigating a fresh lead after a man confessed to the killing
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It was subsequently revealed the confession was only a cruel hoax
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The man who confessed previously lied to police about finding remains in the Royal National Park where Mr Leveson is thought to be buried
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The Leveson's and police were 'devastated' by the deceptive claim
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'We were excited, we thought finally, we are going to get this ratbag'

Question: ‘He was a gorgeous kid with a cheeky glint in his eye – he was a bit of a prankster,’ Ms @placeholder remembered fondly.

Answer: Mark Leveson

Answer: Matthew Leveson

Answer: Leveson

Answer: Matthew Leveson

Answer: Leveson

Answer: Leveson

Answer: Leveson


Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama will defend his foreign policy Wednesday in a commencement address at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point and lay out an interventionist, but not over-reaching plan, White House officials say. The speech comes amid stinging criticism of the President's foreign policy following a trip to Asia last month. Obama, who has carefully avoided mentioning any sort of military confrontation in his responses to the challenges in Syria and Ukraine, hit back at his critics, saying his goal is to avoid costly "errors" on the world stage. But the world waits for no man. Obama may advocate a risk-averse foreign policy, but he has a series of pressing global challenges which are likely to dominate the remainder of his term. Here are a few:
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Obama delivers the commencement address Wednesday at West Point
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His focus will be foreign policy
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There are global challenges likely to dominate the remainder of his term
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Among them: Russia, Syria, Iran, the terror threat and Asia

Question: New concerns have also surfaced over reports that Russia and @placeholder are discussing an oil-for-goods deal, which could violate the terms of the interim agreement, circumvent sanctions and derail the fate of the talks.

Answer: Iran


Can they let Pep Guardiola turn up across town without a fight? Can Manchester United really afford to let Manchester City land him unopposed? It seems madness that United are going to let their bitterest rivals recruit the world's most in-demand coach, and that man is Guardiola. I know Jose Mourinho is on the market but it won't happen. United could have got him in 2013 when Sir Alex Ferguson retired but, instead, they chose David Moyes. Mourinho, clearly, made eyes at Old Trafford then but I think a Manchester United board that has Sir Bobby Charlton on it would look at the additional baggage he brings, along with the way his teams play, and look elsewhere.
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Pep Guardiola has decided on his future with a likely Bayern Munich exit
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Manchester City are his expected destination with big-money deal on offer
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It could see Manchester United let their rivals recruit the in-demand coach
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Everything about Guardiola suggests he would be the perfect fit for United

Question: United have spent plenty but City have won more trophies, their squad is better, their recruitment has been smarter and their academy has put @placeholder's in the shadow.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Question: If things continue as they have been at @placeholder, the clamour for change will grow and Ryan Giggs will come into the frame to succeed Van Gaal.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United


(CNN) It's fair to say Jermaine Fowler stole the Emmys show on Sunday night. In between award presentations and host Stephen Colbert's segments, Fowler injected humor and energy into the three-hour-long show at Los Angeles' Microsoft Theater. The Emmy announcer dazzled the audience with trivia about Kate McKinnon and Laura Dern and gave shout-outs to "Insecure" star Issa Rae and "Master of None's" Lena Waithe. Even Winston Churchill got a nod from the energetic Fowler when actor John Lithgow won the best supporting actor Emmy for his role as the former British prime minister on "The Crown." Pretty much Fowler got his entire life with the moments he was allowed during the ceremony.
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Fowler was the announcer for the Emmys
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Reaction to his performance was mixed

Question: While Netflix dubbed him "The @placeholder hero we didn't know we needed," some thought he was a bit over the top.

Answer: Emmys

Answer: Emmy

Answer: Emmy

Answer: Emmys


A baby girl was left screaming in agony with horrific burns after red-hot curry sauce melted through a takeaway container and onto her face, her mother claimed. Lucyann Moore, 28, said her 16-month-old daughter Sammi-Rai Thompson was showered with the piping hot liquid they had bought from a fish and child shop in Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset. She claims it melted through the bottom of the foam container and onto the infant's face as it was being passed over her pushchair. Sammi-Rai was rushed to hospital, but the mother-of-two now fears she could be left scarred for life. Trading Standards officers have launched an investigation into Weston Fish and Chip shop, who sold the curry sauce, but the company deny Miss Moore's claims.
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Sammi-Rai Thompson, 16 months, treated in hospital for burns to her face
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Her mother claims hot curry sauce melted through takeaway container
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Trading Standards launch investigation into Weston Fish and Chips
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Takeaway in Weston-Super-Mare say their food is always heated to a safe temperature

Question: Miss @placeholder now has to treat her daughter's face with special creams and keep her out of the sun to reduce the risk of long-term scarring.

Answer: Lucyann Moore

Answer: Miss Moore


Tony Blair today insisted history would be 'more balanced in its judgement' of his decision to invade Iraq than people today. The unrepentant former Prime Minister, who has apologised for aspects of the Iraq War including the failure to plan properly for the aftermath of the dictator's overthrow in 2003, said he was 'glad' Saddam Hussein had been removed. Mr Blair said the late Iraqi dictator would have acted like Syrian leader Bashar Assad and brutally turned on his own people if he had not been overthrown. Despite defending his decision to join the US-led invasion Mr Blair said he understood the 'anger and anxiety' caused by the conflict.
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Former PM apologised for the failure to plan the aftermath of 2003 conflict
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He also admitted that the invasion was in part to blame for the rise of ISIS
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But today Mr Blair insisted he was 'glad' Saddam Hussein was removed
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He said that his decision to invade will be seen differently in future years

Question: Mr Blair acknowledged that '@placeholder has been hugely expensive in lives lost and money spent' adding: 'I understand completely the anger and anxiety this causes.

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq War

Answer: Iraqi


(CNN) Two parties, two different Americas. On Saturday night, the press gathered for the annual White House correspondents' dinner in Washington where, traditionally, they would roast the president. But this year the punchline was in Pennsylvania, at a rally President Trump held to celebrate his first 100 days in office. "I could not possibly be more thrilled," said Trump, "than to be more than 100 miles away from Washington's swamp, spending my evening with ... much better people." Thus are the battle lines drawn: the press vs. the president, liberal vs. conservative, Washington vs. the rest of the country. It sounds compelling, but it's actually absurd. The press is not the white knight of democracy. The president is not the people's champion.
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The White House correspondents' dinner competed with a Trump rally Saturday night where he denounced the press
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Tim Stanley: He's right; a Democratic-leaning press has gone from being journalists reporting on a war to soldiers fighting in it

Question: The "enemy," aka the President, has a big army behind him, and 96% of @placeholder supporters say they don't regret their vote last fall.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


They are the champions of England, the kings of the King's Road and their owner is Roman Abramovich, Mr Moneybags himself. But Chelsea's welcome to their Stamford Bridge ground includes a picture of the Arsenal goalkeeper. Yes, Petr Cech has been a loyal Chelsea servant, with 333 Barclays Premier League appearances, as well as a raft of trophies. But he wasn't even first choice last season after Thibaut Courtois took his place. And he became an Arsenal player for £10million on June 29, the signing announced more than a week after the transfer was revealed on MailOnline Sport. But visitors to Stamford Bridge on Thursday morning were greeted by a moody picture of Cech next to the sign: 'Welcome to Chelsea Football Club'.
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Petr Cech is at the centre of a large poster outside Stamford Bridge
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The Blues legend's image is used to promote club hospitality
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But Cech joined rivals Arsenal last month for £10m

Question: The image promotes the club's kit from last season and their hospitality lounge, with the Blues releasing a teaser image of next season's strip this week – with Cech's successor @placeholder.

Answer: Thibaut Courtois


TBLISI, Georgia (CNN) -- Russian forces launched an airstrike against a military airfield near the Tbilisi International Airport early Sunday, despite international calls for Russia to stand down from the escalating conflict, Georgian officials told CNN. The attack near the Georgian capital city came after a day of intense fighting in the former Soviet republic, with dozens of Russian warplanes bombing civilian and military targets in Georgia on Saturday. As many as 2,000 people had been killed in the capital of separatist Georgian province South Ossetia, according to a Russian ambassador. "The city of Tskhinvali no longer exists. There is nothing left. It was wiped out by the Georgian military," the Russian news agency Interfax said, quoting the Russian ambassador to Georgia, Vyacheslav Kovalenko.
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2,000 people have been killed in South Ossetia, Russian ambassador says
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40 military killed and mounting civilian casualties, Georgia official says
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Russian prime minister: Georgia's actions are "crime against their own people."
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy proposes an immediate cease-fire

Question: @placeholder officials said that more than 30,000 refugees have left South Ossetia and crossed into Russia over the past two days, Interfax reported.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Question: "At the same time I would like to stress that Georgia has always been greatly respected in Russia and @placeholder regarded as brotherly people," the premier said.

Answer: Georgia

Answer: Georgian

Answer: Georgian

Answer: Georgia

Answer: Georgian

Answer: Georgian

Answer: Georgia

Answer: Georgia

Answer: Georgia

Question: Eight @placeholder died in the port town, Georgian officials said.

Answer: Georgia

Answer: Georgian

Answer: Georgian

Answer: Georgia

Answer: Georgian

Answer: Georgian

Answer: Georgia

Answer: Georgia

Answer: Georgia


Vladimir Putin is 'alive' but 'neutralised' as shadowy security chiefs stage a stealthy coup in Moscow, it was claimed last night. Former FSB chief Nikolai Patrushev was behind the plot, claimed chairman of the pro-Kremlin national Islamic Committee, Geydar Dzhemal. There have been no confirmed sightings of Putin for nine days, while in the febrile atmosphere engulfing Moscow a convoy of large trucks parked outside the Kremlin fueled rumours of a flit by the president. Scroll down for video Russian president Vladimir Putin has not been seen in public for the past nine days fueling coup rumours Putin, left, supposedly met the chairman of the supreme court Vyacheslav Lebedev, right, on Friday, however, it is now thought the video footage released by Putin loyalists may have been several years old
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Vladimir Putin is supposed to hold public meetings on Monday
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The Russian leader has not been seen in public for the past nine days
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Putin reportedly met the head of the Supreme Court on Friday for talks
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However, the video is now believed to have been taken from file footage

Question: 'I think that Putin is neutralised at the moment, but of course, he is alive,' said @placeholder, seen as a Kremlin loyalist.

Answer: Geydar Dzhemal

Question: Software experts in Russia yesterday suggested the pictures of @placeholder meeting Lebedev, supposedly taken Friday, were created in 2011 and modified a year later.

Answer: Vladimir Putin

Answer: Putin

Answer: Vladimir Putin

Answer: Putin

Answer: Putin

Answer: Vladimir Putin

Answer: Putin


Washington (CNN) -- A Food and Drug Administration committee delivered a split verdict on the diabetes drug Avandia on Wednesday, with most members voting to leave it on the market but recommending different changes in how it's prescribed. Twelve of the committee's 33 members voted to pull Avandia off the market altogether, while only three supported leaving it on the market with its current labeling. Seven voted to add stiffer warnings to the current label, and 10 wanted both stiffer language and restrictions on its use. The vote came on the second day of hearings into the safety of the drug, which studies since 2007 have linked to an increased risk of heart failure. One member abstained, and several said their votes easily could have gone another way.
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NEW: The decision is "hardly a ringing endorsement," doctor says
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Most panelists recommend Avandia stay on the market with restrictions
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Glaxo says Avandia remains available to "appropriate" patients
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FDA promises to issue a decision "as soon as possible"

Question: It accused @placeholder of repeatedly submitting sloppy data and failing to follow up on reports of problems among patients, including deaths.

Answer: Glaxo


She's as well-known for her stunning figure as she is for her chart-topping hits so it's perhaps no surprise that American songstress Taylor Swift is reported to be insuring her legs for a cool £26.5million. Grammy-winning Taylor, 25, attributes a huge slice of her global success to her energetic stage performances and her team have apparently looked into how much it would cost to insure her legs against potential career-threatening accidents. The Pennsylvania-raised star is embarking upon a global tour in May and the move is said to be a precaution against such a physically-demanding schedule. Scroll down for video
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The Blank Space singer is said to be 'embarrassed' by hefty insurance sum
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The star's team are protecting her prized assets ahead of world tour
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Other celebrities who've famously insured parts of their anatomy include David Beckham (legs), Bruce Springsteen (voice) and Dolly Parton (chest)

Question: @placeholder's relentless live dates contribute hugely to his overall fortune so he needs more than the price of honey and lemon to keep his voice safe - the vocal chords of 'the Boss' are covered for up to £3million.

Answer: Bruce Springsteen


The largest cruise ship ever designed specifically for the UK holiday market is making its maiden voyage around the British Isles. P&O Cruises’ Britannia, which was officially named by Queen Elizabeth II in March, is drawing crowds as it makes its way around Britain’s beautiful coastline. This weekend the 141,000-ton vessel reached the halfway mark of its 12-night journey as it cruised by Cape Wrath in the Scottish Highlands – the most north-westerly point of the mainland UK – and arrived in the town of Greenock, near Glasgow. This is not Britannia’s maiden voyage, however. The £473million ship’s first journey saw it sail to the Mediterranean and back.
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At 141,000 tons and 1,082ft, Britannia is the largest ship ever designed specifically for the UK holiday market
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It reached the halfway mark of its 12-night journey this weekend as it arrived at Greenock, near Glasgow
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Britannia will sail to Liverpool and Dublin before making its final stop at a port in Guernsey on Friday

Question: Tomorrow it will arrive in @placeholder before making a stop in Dublin on Tuesday.

Answer: Liverpool


(CNN) Egypt's Eman Ahmed, believed to be the world's heaviest woman, successfully underwent weight reduction surgery on Tuesday, doctors in India said. "She is very happy, she started dancing in her bed," Dr. Muffazal Lakdawala told CNN. "Her smile has come back." Before she traveled to India for her operation, Eman weighed 1,102 pounds (500 kg) and she'd barely left her bedroom in more than two decades, her family said. Over the last couple of years she'd been confined to her bed after a stroke severely impaired her speech and mobility. "She is battling with her life every single day," Lakdawala told CNN last year. "Right now she is like a living bombshell, which could blow up on her any moment."
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Eman Ahmed's first round of surgery was a success, doctors say
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Before she traveled to India for treatment, the 36-year-old weighed 1,102 pounds

Question: Eman was initially refused a visa for @placeholder because of her inability to get to the embassy in person, until the process was expedited by India's external affairs minister Sushma Swaraj.

Answer: India

Answer: India

Answer: India


(CNN) A man suspected of burglary at a Wisconsin gun shop is on the run after allegedly mailing a manifesto to President Donald Trump, detailing his grievances against the government. Joseph A. Jakubowski, 32, allegedly robbed the gun shop in Janesville on April 4, the Rock County Sheriff's Office said. "A large quantity of high-end handguns and rifles were stolen and the suspect fled the scene," authorities said. About 30 minutes after the burglary, police found Jakubowski's car ablaze on a nearby street along with evidence of arson, according to Cmdr. Troy Knudson. The suspect was nowhere to be found. Authorities have received nearly 425 tips as they searched for the man.
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Joseph A. Jakubowski, 32, is on the run and wanted for burglary
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His manifesto to President Trump allegedly details anti-government grievances

Question: Jakubowski's neighbor Phil Scriven said he saw no signs of trouble in his interactions with @placeholder, calling him a "pleasant guy."

Answer: Joseph A. Jakubowski

Answer: Jakubowski

Answer: Joseph A. Jakubowski


BBC broadcaster Andrew Neil has launched into a tirade aimed at ISIS 'Islamist scumbags' and told them they will never defeat the 'liberté, égalité, fraternité' and 'crème brûlée' of the French. In a much-lauded speech on This Week last night Mr Neil said the ISIS death cult of 'ragbag' 'loser jihadists' would be destroyed  after the deaths of 129 people in Paris a week ago. Mr Neil listed the greats of French life past and present including Hugo, Pasteur, Descartes, Rousseau, Camus, Monet and Zidane - as well as coq au vin and creme brûlée. 'Versus what?' he said, adding: 'Beheadings, crucifixions, amputations, slavery, mass murder, medieval squalor and a death cult barbarity that would shame the Middle Ages.'
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Journalist started This Week show with celebrated rant aimed at ISIS
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Mr Neil scoffed at the idea jihadis think Paris massacres will defeat France
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He said: 'In a 1,000 years Paris will still be shining bright. You will be dust'
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Broadcaster's speech has been lauded with only one complaint to Ofcom
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See full news coverage on ISIS at www.dailymail.co.uk/isis

Question: Stephen Axon tweeted: 'Dear IS, Andrew Neil knows what you've done and is not happy about your s***show in #@placeholder!

Answer: Paris

Answer: Paris

Answer: Paris


(CNN) The long awaited La Niña, which was first predicted by the Climate Prediction Center (CPC) back in April, has finally arrived in the Pacific Ocean, NOAA announced Thursday -- and it's expected to stick around through the winter. La Niña conditions, which are characterized by below-normal sea surface temperatures in the tropical Pacific, were observed during October and have persisted into November -- prompting the CPC to raise the ENSO Alert System from a La Niña Watch to a La Niña Advisory. La Niña, much like its warmer counterpart, El Niño, have far reaching global impacts extending beyond the Pacific Ocean.
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La Niña is characterized by a cooling of ocean waters in the Pacific
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The climate pattern is likely to worsen drought in the southeastern US

Question: It will be interesting to see if this @placeholder can slow down the rapidly rising global temperatures and prevent 2016 from outpacing 2015 and becoming the third consecutive hottest year for the planet.

Answer: La Niña

Answer: La Niña

Answer: La Niña Watch

Answer: La Niña Advisory

Answer: La Niña

Answer: La Niña


A female journalist is demanding that $100,000 is given to charity after she claims she was asked by members of an Islamic political party to sit at the back of a room at a public meeting in Sydney. Alison Bevege alleges that Hizb ut-Tahrir forced her to sit at the back of the room with the women at their public lecture "War to End A Blessed Revolution". She claims a representative of the group directed her to the back of the room at the Public Forums Incorporated meeting room at the KCA Centre, Lakemba. Hizb ut-Tahrir Australia preacher Sheik Ismail al-Wahwah spoke at the October event on the war in Iraq and Syria.
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Alison Bevege claims she was asked to sit at the back of a public meeting
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She was attending a public lecture at the KCA Centre in Lakemba
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Sheik Ismail al-Wahwah was the speaker at the event
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The journalist is asking for $100,000 for charity and an apology

Question: Hizb ut-Tahrir leader Ismail al-@placeholder reportedly said Ms Bevege should not be forcing what she thought was right and wrong on others.

Answer: Wahwah

Answer: Wahwah


MoscowAnna Alimova works on the front lines of Russia's growing HIV epidemic. On a Friday night, the mother of two with a shock of bright pink hair stands outside a 24-hour pharmacy in a leafy Moscow neighborhood. She cheerfully offers plastic bags full of clean syringes to Russians dashing into and out of the store. "Mostly drug users have hepatitis," she says. "And many of them have HIV." According to the United Nations' UNAIDS program, Russia had the third-highest number of new HIV infections globally in 2015, behind South Africa and Nigeria. Russian government statistics show that more than half of new infections are transmitted through intravenous drug use. And the rate of infection is rising.
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Russia has the third-highest number of new HIV infections in the world
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A federal center reported 1.1 million diagnosed cases of HIV in Russia

Question: Some @placeholder drug abusers inject tropicamide, which doctors normally use to dilate pupils, into their veins to amplify the effects of other substances.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russians

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Question: Critics argue that legalizing distribution of methadone substitutes for street drugs would simply promote addiction in @placeholder society.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russians

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia


Leaving a favourite dog in kennels while travelling abroad can be a source of profound guilt. But one owner was so overwhelmed with anxiety at the thought of being parted from her pet, she decided to take the dog on her frequent journeys overseas. As a result, May Wong’s four-year-old cockapoo, Miss Darcy, has travelled the globe - visiting 11 countries and 23 destinations including New York, Berlin, Stockholm, Milan and Paris. She takes more trips with her owner every year than the average Briton and has covered nearly 25,000 miles since 2011 - making her a real-life Phileas Dog.
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May Wong’s four-year-old cockapoo, Miss Darcy, has travelled the world
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Destinations she has visited include New York, Berlin, Milan and Paris
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The seasoned traveller took 12 trips with her owner last year alone
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Now, pair have been joined on their trips by Miss Wong’s new dog George

Question: Her interior designer owner said: ‘Over time and effort, travelling with @placeholder has become routine.

Answer: Darcy

Answer: Darcy


Raheem Sterling failed to report for training on Wednesday as the saga of his bid to leave Liverpool took another twist. The England international phoned Melwood, Liverpool’s headquarters, in the morning, claiming that he felt unwell and would not be able to take part in the planned sessions. It has been a summer of sweeping personnel changes at Anfield and manager Brendan Rodgers, who wants one more addition to his coaching staff, has met club legend Gary McAllister to discuss the prospect of him joining Sean O’Driscoll and Pepjin Linders. The drama surrounding Sterling, though, rumbles on and, coming 48 hours after he told Rodgers he does not want to go on the pre-season tour to the Far East and Australia, the news that he called in sick will have been greeted with cynicism in many quarters.
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Raheem Sterling phoned Liverpool on Wednesday morning to say he is ill
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He explained he would be unable to report for pre-season training
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On Monday, Sterling told Brendan Rodgers he would not be coming on tour
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Liverpool travel to the Far East and Australia this coming Sunday
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Question: @placeholder's agent claims Sterling will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Question: Sterling's agent claims @placeholder will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling


NATO's top military commander expressed concern Sunday about the buildup of Russian forces on Ukraine's border, as Moscow's forces consolidated their control of Crimea over the weekend. Supreme Allied Commander Europe Gen. Philip Breedlove said Russia had a large force on Ukraine's eastern border and that he was worried it could pose a threat to Moldova's separatist Trans-Dniester region. "The (Russian) force that is at the Ukrainian border now to the east is very, very sizable and very, very ready," Breedlove, a U.S. Air Force general, said. "There is absolutely sufficient force postured on the eastern border of Ukraine to run to Trans-Dniester if the decision was made to do that, and that is very worrisome."
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NATO commander says Russia has a large force on Ukraine's eastern border
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"Russia is acting much more like an adversary than a partner," NATO commander says
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"We must not allow a new division of Europe," says German foreign minister
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Pro-Russia rallies planned in southern, eastern Ukraine

Question: Moscow annexed Crimea following a controversial snap referendum in the autonomous region last week that produced an overwhelming majority of votes in favor of leaving Ukraine to join @placeholder.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Question: "It's deeply concerning to see the @placeholder troop buildup along the border.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Question: The shows of favor for Moscow were scheduled for cities in Ukraine's south and east, where there are many ethnic @placeholder.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Question: "What we've seen the President do in recent weeks, and what we'll see him do this week, is bring the world together in support of Ukraine, to isolate Russia for its actions ... and reassure our partners and allies in NATO and @placeholder," Blinken said.

Answer: Europe

Answer: Europe


Yevhen Konoplyanka was the subject of serious attention from Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur for almost two years before he decided to join Sevilla in July, and the Ukrainian has expressed his delight at heading to Spain rather than England. Konoplyanka is insistent that he made the right choice despite his team's poor league start and the former Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk man has lambasted the Premier League on Ukrainian television. Quoted in AS, the 25-year-old slammed the English game before suggesting that La Liga is the best in the world. 'If I was two-and-a-half metres tall and didn't know how to control a ball then I may have gone to England, but here [in Spain], the football's more technical,' he said. 'It's the best [league in the world].'
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Yevhen Konoplyanka joined Sevilla from Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk in July
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Ukrainian is insistent he made the right choice despite team's poor start
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He believes La Liga boasts much more quality than the Premier League
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Yet while attracting attention from Liverpool and Tottenham he always maintained his interest in moving to England

Question: However, @placeholder's quotes seem to contradict his previous assertions, as in May he told Sportske Novosti: 'I am sorry I didn't join Liverpool when they wanted me [in the January 2014 transfer window].'

Answer: Yevhen Konoplyanka

Answer: Konoplyanka

Answer: Yevhen Konoplyanka


The sole survivor of an on-air shooting that killed two TV journalists in Virginia says she was 'ready to die' when the gunman returned to shoot her in the back. Vicki Gardner, 61, was being interviewed on WDBJ by Alison Parker, 24, and her cameraman Adam Ward, 27, when a disgruntled former employee of the Roanoke, Virginia news channel opened fire. 'I just saw movement and then gunfire,' Gardner told Fox News in her first public comments since the horrific shooting. 'Lots and lots of gunfire.' 'From that point it was very chaotic.' Gardner immediately dropped the the ground after the shots were first fired by Vester Flanagan, curling up in the fetal position as she pretended to be dead.
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Vicki Gardner was being interviewed on WDBJ by Alison Parker and cameraman Adam Ward when Vester Flanagan opened fire
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Gardner, 61, said she immediately dropped to the ground after hearing the first shots and curled up in the fetal position
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She said the gunman was silent when he returned to shoot her and at that moment she was 'ready to die'
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Gardner had a kidney and part of her colon removed following the shooting
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She was released from the hospital September 7

Question: @placeholder was not paralyzed by the bullet, which missed her spine.

Answer: Vicki Gardner

Answer: Gardner

Answer: Gardner

Answer: Vicki Gardner

Answer: Gardner

Answer: Gardner


(CNN) -- Efforts to remove cats from Macquarie Island, a sub-Antarctic island and World Heritage Site, have indirectly led to environmental devastation, according to a report published in the Journal of Applied Ecology. Finch Creek on Macquarie Island in 2007 shows lack of vegetation on the island compared to 2001... The removal of cats has led to a boom in the island's rabbit population -- another species introduced by humans -- causing widespread devastation to the island's vegetation. According to the study's lead author, Dr. Dana Bergstrom of the Australian Antarctic Division: "Satellite images show substantial island-wide rabbit-induced vegetation change. By 2007, impacts on some protected valleys and slopes had become acute. We estimate that nearly 40 percent of the whole island area had changed, with almost 20 percent having moderate to severe change."
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Absence of cats left rabbit population to devastate Macquarie Island's vegetation
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Cats and rabbits are invasive species introduced to the island in 19th century
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Sub-Antarctic Macquarie Island provides cautionary tale of interventions and risks

Question: The scientists behind the study claim that the @placeholder is a rare example of so-called "trophic cascades" -- the knock-on effects of changes in one species' abundance across several links in the food chain.

Answer: Macquarie Island

Answer: Macquarie Island

Answer: Macquarie Island

Answer: Macquarie Island

Question: @placeholder was discovered in 1810 with the remote island's seal and penguin population targeted for the fur trade.

Answer: Macquarie Island

Answer: Macquarie Island

Answer: Macquarie Island

Answer: Macquarie Island


Independent economists such as Soumaya Keynes (pictured) have urged both the Tories and Labour to be more straightforward about spending plans Independent economists have urged both the Tories and Labour to be more straightforward with voters about their post-election tax and spending plans. Researchers from the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) said that George Osborne should spell out exactly how he plans to cut welfare spending by £12billion. They also said that Labour’s ideas to deal with Britain’s deficit were ‘less explicit’ than the other main parties, and could see Ed Miliband rack up tens of billions a year in borrowing.
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Osborne urged to explain how he will cut welfare spending by £12billion
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Economists added that Labour's plans to cut the deficit were 'less explicit'
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Both parties criticised over their lack of clarity ahead of general election

Question: Yesterday IFS economist @placeholder also warned that Labour’s rules were so loose that the party could end austerity next year and open the public spending tap again.

Answer: Soumaya Keynes


The England and Wales Cricket Board are set to conduct a 'major review' into the reasons behind the national team's early World Cup exit, although managing director Paul Downton does not expect any changes in the short term. Coach Peter Moores' position has most significantly come under fire after a campaign in which England were rarely competitive, losing four of their five games, to crash out of the tournament with Friday's final group game against Afghanistan still to play. Downton has the power in his hands to end Moores' second spell in charge but in the wake of Monday's 15-run defeat to Bangladesh he has so far sought to back the man he described as 'the outstanding coach of his generation' when he appointed him last April.
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ECB managing director Paul Downton doesn't expect immediate change
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England crashed out of the World Cup after defeat by Bangladesh
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The latest international tournament shame to be subject of a review
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Downton said Peter Moores remains the high-quality coach they hired
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He did not guarantee Moores would not be sacked after the tournament

Question: England vice-captain looks dejected after top-scoring with 65 in their loss to @placeholder on Monday

Answer: Bangladesh

Answer: Bangladesh


(CNN) After a year of mechanical breakdowns plaguing its $360 million littoral combat ships, the US Navy has announced a major overhaul of the program that will include designating the first four of the ships as testing vessels and limiting their overseas deployments to emergencies. The Navy's announcement came less than two weeks after it revealed breakdowns in two of the ships, the USS Freedom (LCS 1) and USS Coronado (LCS 4). Those followed mechanical failures in the USS Fort Worth (LCS 3) and USS Milwaukee (LCS 5), all since December. The new deployment plan for the LCS fleet isn't a response to the breakdown issues, Navy spokesman Lt. Kara Yingling told CNN.
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The ships have suffered four breakdowns in the past year
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First four LCS will be turned into testing vessels
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Navy expected to have 28 LCS in fleet by 2023

Question: The review was ordered by Navy leaders in late February, shortly after the problems with the @placeholder and the Milwaukee.

Answer: USS Fort Worth

Question: Previously, the @placeholder were designed to be able to switch among those missions.

Answer: LCS 1

Answer: LCS

Answer: LCS

Answer: LCS

Answer: LCS

Answer: LCS

Answer: LCS


Arsenal moved nine points clear of their top four rivals Liverpool on Saturday afternoon with a 4-1 win at home in the Premier League. Goals from Hector Bellerin, Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez put the Gunners 3-0 ahead, before Jordan Henderson pulled one back from the penalty spot for the visitors. Olivier Giroud completed the scoreline with a sumptuous strike in injury time. Here, Sportsmail's Matt Barlow casts his eye over the two teams' performances at the Emirates. Arsenal (4-2-3-1) DAVID OSPINA - 6.5 No shots to save first half, although out smartly once or twice. Made a flying save to thwart Can in the second-half and almost saved Jordan Henderson's penalty.
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Arsenal beat top four rivals Liverpool 4-1 at the Emirates on Saturday
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Hector Bellerin, Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez put hosts 3-0 ahead
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Jordan Henderson pulled one back for the visitors from the penalty spot
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Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud completed the scoreline in injury time
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Win moves Arsenal into second - nine points ahead of the Reds

Question: @placeholder celebrates after putting Arsenal 1-0 ahead against Liverpool in the first half on Saturday

Answer: Hector Bellerin

Answer: Hector Bellerin


An earlier version of this story misspelled President Park's given name. This has since been corrected. Seoul, South KoreaSouth Korea's Constitutional Court has upheld a decision by the country's National Assembly to impeach President Park Geun-hye over alleged corruption. The unprecedented decision was unanimous, with all eight judges on the court voting to remove Park, the country's first female president, from office. South Koreans immediately took to the streets, with some groups protesting against the decision and others celebrating her removal from power. Two people died in the protests, a statement from Prime Minister and acting President Hwang Kyo-ahn said.
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Court votes 8-0 to uphold impeachment; election to be held within 60 days
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Park impeached by lawmakers last year following scandal involving her unofficial adviser

Question: One woman was heard by CNN screaming "democracy is dead, @placeholder is dead."

Answer: South KoreaSouth Korea


(CNN) -- The task facing Agnieszka Radwanska in her first Grand Slam final is a daunting one, because in the opposite corner is Serena Williams, who'll be gunning for a 14th major singles titles. Radwanska, the No. 3 seed from Poland, defeated Angelique Kerber 6-3 6-4 on Centre Court to book her place in a showpiece final for the first time in her fledgling career. And her opponent will be 30-year-old Williams, who also recorded a straight sets win, disposing of the No. 2 seed Victoria Azarenka 6-3 7-6. Williams has won four singles crowns at the All England Club, the last of them coming in 2010, and powered past Azarenka, from Belarus, firing down 24 aces and 45 winners.
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Serena Williams will face Agnieszka Radwanska in the Wimbledon singles final
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Williams beats No. 2 seed Victoria Azarenka from Belarus 6-3 7-6 to book her place
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Radwanska reaches first ever Grand Slam final by beating Angelique Kerber
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Polish No. 3 seed triumphs 6-3 6-4 and now faces four-time Wimbledon champion

Question: Williams' performance against @placeholder was made all the more impressive by the fact that she played two doubles matches with sister Serena on Wednesday.

Answer: Victoria Azarenka

Answer: Azarenka

Answer: Victoria Azarenka

Question: Williams' performance against Azarenka was made all the more impressive by the fact that she played two doubles matches with sister @placeholder on Wednesday.

Answer: Serena Williams

Answer: Williams

Answer: Williams

Answer: Serena Williams

Answer: Williams


Adele Sarno (above) has been living in her two-bedroom apartment for more than 50 years An Italian-American grandmother is facing eviction from her $820-a-month apartment in Manhattan's Little Italy neighborhood. Adele Sarno, 85, who has lived there for more than 50 years received a letter seeking to increase rent to the market rate of $3,500 a month, far more than the retired shopkeeper can afford. Her landlord is the Italian American Museum which is dedicated to the legacy of Italian-Americans and is situated below her home. The fight over her two-bedroom apartment began five years ago. 'Why would you want to throw me out when I lived here all my life?' asked Sarno, a feisty, raspy-voiced woman who proudly tells how she once even served as queen of the annual Feast of San Gennaro, Little Italy's most well-known event.
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Italian-American tenant Adele Sarno, 85, received a letter from her landlord, Italian American Museum, seeking to increase rent to market rate of $3,500
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Fight over her two-bedroom apartment began five years ago
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She has been living there since 1962 when rent was just $150 a month

Question: The spat is the latest involving the museum to cause a commotion in @placeholder, a neighborhood of former tenement buildings and narrow streets in Lower Manhattan that was once a bustling center of Italian immigrant life.

Answer: Little Italy

Answer: Little Italy


Sergio Aguero may be stuck on the sidelines nursing an injury but it doesn't seem to have affected his mood as the Argentine beamed for the cameras while he signed Manchester City shirts for fans. The 27-year-old, who has not featured for the Premier League leaders since sticking five past Newcastle at the start of October, was putting his signature on No 16 replica tops bought by supporters before Aguero changed his number at the start of the season. The former Atletico Madrid forward was due to wear No 16 again this season before the club loaned striker Edin Dzeko to Roma in August and Aguero opted to take No 10, previously worn by the Bosnian.
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Sergio Aguero was No 16 for Manchester City but switched in August
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After Edin Dzeko moved to Roma, Aguero decided to become No 10
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He offered to sign fans' shirts that were bought with No 16 on the back
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Aguero followed through on  promise and signed replica tops on Tuesday

Question: The club invited the first 125 supporters who purchased the official @placeholder 2016 calendar to the store to meet the players and pose for pictures.

Answer: Manchester City

Answer: Manchester City


Rio de Janeiro  (CNN) A showcase of Brazilian culture will wrap up the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Rio Sunday with the staging of the closing ceremony at Maracana Stadium. Organizers said more than 41,000 tickets have been sold for the event but there are still spots available, ranging from 600 reais to 3,000 reais ($187 to $936 USD). Most of the details are being kept under lock and key, but organizers have released some information about the giant party. Rosa Magalhaes, the creative director for the closing ceremony, said it will be a festive atmosphere with a touch of melancholy.
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Closing ceremony begins Sunday at 7 p.m. ET
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12,000 volunteers will take part
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Brazil's acting President will not participate

Question: Magalhaes noted that while the @placeholder is a great venue, it does present some challenges for the creative team, especially when trying to recreate the big samba floats that Rio's carnival is known for.

Answer: Maracana Stadium

Question: "We have the @placeholder with a door measuring four by five meters.

Answer: Maracana Stadium


Washington (CNN) President Barack Obama's administration estimated Friday that between 64 and 116 civilians have died during the years 2009-2015 from U.S. drone strikes outside of Iraq and Afghanistan. In the same time span, the administration said between 2,372 and 2,581 militants had been taken out by drones. The information was released as part of an effort by Obama to introduce more transparency into a controversial military tactic that he has defended as necessary to fight terror. Human rights groups, however, were unsatisfied by the government's disclosed figures, which came in far lower than independent estimates of civilian causalities. The numbers released Friday included deaths outside established war zones. The administration didn't specify which countries were included, though the military and CIA are believed to have carried out strikes in Pakistan, Yemen and various countries in Africa.
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President Barack Obama wants more transparency
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Controversy over how the numbers are calculated

Question: While the @placeholder drone program is widely reported upon and even referenced by government officials, it remains classified and individual strikes aren't typically confirmed by the agency.

Answer: CIA


A pair of newlyweds who went to New York City on a 'dream' honeymoon suddenly became broke after their Greek-issued credit and debit cards were suddenly declined. Valasia Limnioti and Konstantinos Patronis were left penniless on their long-planned 'dream trip' to the U.S. 'We were hungry, and I cried for two days,' Limnioti said. 'I felt homeless in New York.' The couple skipped a few meals before spending their last dollars on dinner at McDonald's. Strangers from two Greek Orthodox churches in the city's Queens borough came to the rescue, giving them survival cash until their flight home to Greece on Friday.
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Newlyweds Valasia Limnioti and Konstantinos Patronis' dream trip to NYC turned into a nightmare
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Their Greece-issued bank cards were declined, likely due to the crisis
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Couple felt 'homeless' but strangers came to the rescue of the desperate duo

Question: In @placeholder, they generally pay in cash, which is preferred by businesses, but they were told to have cards for the U.S.

Answer: Greek

Answer: Greek

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greece

Question: In Greece, they generally pay in cash, which is preferred by businesses, but they were told to have cards for the @placeholder

Answer: U.S.


(CNN) -- I believe it was the great American philosopher Kenny Rogers, who, while meditating on the nuances of Darwinism, gave the world this piece of advice: "You got to know when to hold 'em/Know when to fold 'em/Know when to walk away/Know when to run." Any Democrat who might want to challenge a Republican-led effort to ban welfare recipients from spending federal aid in strip clubs and casinos needs to fold 'em. Walk away. Run. The House "strip club" bill just passed, 395 to 27, with only 26 Democrats and one Republican voting against it. But it's not only a battle those 26 Democrats can't win in the PR arena, it is a battle that completely undermines the narrative about Republicans not caring about the middle class. After all, how can the opponents genuinely criticize Republicans for trying to make cuts in aid while resisting a seemingly innocuous effort to avoid welfare fraud, a big concern for taxpayers?
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GOP House bill bans welfare recipients from aid in strip clubs and casinos
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LZ Granderson: The 26 Democrats who voted against House bill need to hang it up
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LZ: Only half of 1% of benefits were withdrawn this way in California, but so what?
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LZ: Senate should pass the bill. Americans don't want tax dollars spent in strip clubs

Question: I certainly didn't expect any Democrat to be against a government regulation, given the amount of criticism the party hurls at @placeholder for deregulating everything.

Answer: Republican

Answer: Republican

Answer: Republicans

Answer: GOP


(CNN) Anyone interested in a just and durable resolution to the Palestine-Israel conflict should be disturbed watching the Donald Trump transition unfold. As Israel's military occupation over Palestinian land is set to mark 50 years in 2017, the President-elect has nominated David Friedman, a right-wing sponsor of Israel's illegal settlement enterprise, to serve as US ambassador to Israel. And in a move that defies decades of tradition, it's been reported he is also taking an active role in shaping diplomatic efforts; there are reports that Israel asked Trump for help in getting the US to veto a Security Council resolution demanding an end to Israeli settlements — proposed and then delayed by Egypt, and subsequently passed on Friday. Ultimately the United States abstained.
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Zaha Hassan: Trump's pick of David Friedman to serve as US ambassador to Israel imperils two-state solution
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The fate of Israelis and Palestinians could come down to President Obama's actions in his last days in office, she writes

Question: If @placeholder and his advisers believe Israel can annex Palestinian land without extending political rights to the people, January 20 will see the inauguration of a new US administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) A Russian warship approached within 315 yards of a U.S. Navy warship in the eastern Mediterranean Sea earlier this month in what U.S. officials say was a series of unsafe maneuvers. The USS Gravely was in the Mediterranean on a routine patrol June 17 to provide protection for the aircraft carrier Harry S Truman as part of Operation Inherent Resolve to counter ISIS. It was approached by the Russian Neustrashimyy-class frigate, according to U.S. officials. The Russian vessel made repeated passes behind the Gravely within its wake. At one point, the Russian ship pointed toward the Truman, the officials said. The Gravely eventually accelerated speed and moved ahead, with the Russian ship still following it before breaking off.
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The Russian vessel made repeated passes behind the Gravely within its wake
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U.S. officials say they have served noticed on Moscow protesting the incident as unsafe

Question: Then the Neustrashimyy repeatedly asked Gravely over radio to maintain a safe distance while the Neustrashimyy continued to maneuver to get closer to @placeholder.

Answer: USS Gravely

Answer: Gravely

Answer: Gravely


Warren Gatland’s injury crisis deepened as Wales suffered three casualties in three minutes at Twickenham on Saturday night. Centre Scott Williams, winger Hallam Amos and full-back Liam Williams all left the pitch in the second half and are now major doubts for Thursday’s Pool A meeting with Fiji. With centres Jonathan Davies and Cory Allen already ruled out of the World Cup, the loss of Williams, who taken off on a stretcher in the 63rd minute following a collision with Brad Barritt, will leave the Welsh midfield down to its bare bones for the remaining fixtures. Williams was at the centre of Sam Burgess’s ‘who’s that?’ jibe on Thursday but Gatland could now be forced to go in search of cover for the 24-year-old Scarlets centre.
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Wales lose three players through injury in Saturday's win over England
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Warren Gatland given selection headache after latest casualties
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Scott Williams, Hallam Amos and Liam Williams all left field injured
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REPORT: Wales mount stunning fightback to beat England 28-25

Question: Previous injuries in the front-row came back to bite @placeholder in the first-half, with their set-piece struggling to provide a platform to unleash their powerful strike runners.

Answer: Wales

Answer: Wales

Answer: Wales


The FA’s continuing upset at criticism of their conduct during the doomed 2018 World Cup bid will only have been exacerbated by rival bidders Spain escaping serious censure. By remarkable coincidence, Spanish football chief Angel Maria Villar Llona hosted the English FA at Alicante’s dilapidated Jose Rico Perez stadium on the day FIFA’s ethics chamber ruled that he should be only warned and fined for refusing to co-operate with Michael Garcia’s probe into the 2018 and 2022 voting fiascos. It was also a year ago to the day that Spain were not even mentioned by name in FIFA ethics judge Hans Joachim Eckert’s summary of the Garcia report, in which he fingered England’s bid for ‘behaving improperly’ by ‘currying favour’ with arch FIFA rogue Jack Warner.
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Maria Angel Villar Llona has been fined and warned about his conduct
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He refused to co-operate with Michael Garcia's probe into voting fiascos
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The Spanish chief has been fined £16,377 due to his behaviour
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Heather Rabbatts continues to be investigated by the Football Association

Question: The FA face huge issues with the leaders of both @placeholder and UEFA suspended.

Answer: FA

Answer: FIFA

Answer: FIFA

Answer: FIFA


The Inner Hebrides might not sound quite as far flung as the Outer Hebrides, but for us - two families, including four adults and four children aged three to six - the journey from London was huge. Our trip to Raasay, the Isle of Skye's lesser-known little brother, consisted of an overnight MegaBus Gold sleeper, a spectacular six-hour train ride through the lochs and mountains of Scotland's West coast, a car trip and two ferry journeys. We could have travelled to San Francisco (and possibly back again) in that time. But would we have wanted to? Once ensconced in the 'sitooterie' (Scottish for conservatory) of our charming, three-bedroom, self-catering cottage, watching boats bobbing on the Sound of Raasay with the green and purple hulk of Skye beyond, there was nowhere else we'd have rather been.
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The little island of Raasay is part of Scotland's Inner Hebrides archipelago
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It is a neighbour to the far more celebrated (and tourist-busy) Isle of Skye
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Many visitors stay for a day of walking - but Raasay rewards longer visits

Question: At 14 miles long and three miles wide, @placeholder's size and miniature mountainscape make it ideal for a five-day trip or long weekend.

Answer: Raasay

Answer: Sound of Raasay

Answer: Raasay

Answer: Raasay


This eighteen-month-old boy pulled a rice-cooker brimming with boiling water down on his head, burning deep scars into his face and leaving him almost blind. As a crack team of surgeons from the Australian charity, Interplast, worked last March to save the sight of little baby Seng, from Vientiane, Laos, inspirational burns survivor Turia Pitt watched on. Turia was deeply moved by the plight of the baby with big, brown eyes. That's because she knows that if she lived in a country like Seng's, she wouldn't be here. Foreign doctors wouldn't have been able to save her from the flames that nearly killed her by lashing 64 per cent of her body with burns in 2011.
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Baby Seng, from Laos, is the little boy who touched Turia Pitt's heart
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The inspirational burns survivor witnessed his sight-saving surgery
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He reached up and poured a rice-cooker filled with boiling water on his head
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Turia tells Daily Mail Australia he is 'for sure' one of her inspirations
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She has experienced more than 200 operations since she was burned
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She was caught in a bushfire in the Kimberley in September 2011
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Turia also revealed she is fitter and stronger than she has ever been
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She ran a half-marathon with a faster time this year than before the burns
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She is hosting a gala night for Interplast, the charity who saved Seng
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The event will be held on Thursday evening

Question: Years after the disaster, life is something close to normal now for @placeholder, who lives life according to a simple creed.

Answer: Turia Pitt

Answer: Turia

Answer: Turia Pitt

Answer: Turia

Answer: Turia


With Saturday's fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao billed as the $300million fight of the century, it's no surprise that its pay-per-view figures look set to blow previous bouts out of the water. In the US, viewers are being charged between $89.99 (£59) and $99.99 (£66) to watch the fight while in Britain, Sky Box Office is offering the bout for £19.99, but those figures will equate to a small fraction of the earnings for Mayweather and Pacquiao. Once ticket sales and casino profits have been considered, the eagerly anticipated mega-fight, which is due to take place at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, will become the biggest pay-per-view in sport and could see the two fighters pocket astronomical sums.
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Floyd Mayweather faces Manny Pacquiao in Las Vegas on May 2
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Mega-fight to become highest grossing pay-per-view event in sport
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Mayweather's victory against Saul Alvarez currently tops the list
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American fighter will pocket upwards of £111m if he goes the distance
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Pacquiao could earn close to £62m if the fight last 12 rounds
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READ: Sportsmail takes a look inside both boxers' training spots
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CLICK HERE for  the latest Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao news

Question: 12 rounds of jousting will give @placeholder a stunning $170m (£111m) purse, meaning the 38-year-old will be picking up $15m (£9m) per round and $5m (£3m) per minute.

Answer: Floyd Mayweather

Answer: Mayweather

Answer: Floyd Mayweather

Answer: Mayweather

Answer: Floyd Mayweather


A fellow traveller has lifted the lid on what the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge get up to during their luxury getaways to the idyllic Caribbean island of Mustique. Beverly Hills jeweller Martin Katz and his wife Kelly met the royals during a cocktail party at The Cotton House Hotel. Mr Katz described Kate and William, both 33, as 'lovely' and said they were happy to mingle amongst fellow holidaymakers. 'I was standing at the [hotel] bar ordering one of the fancy drinks and Kate actually came up to the bar and was quite pleasant and chatty. She couldn't be more friendly and more open,' Mr Katz told People.
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American jeweller Martin Katz and his wife Kelly met the pair on holiday
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Bumped into 'friendly' Kate at the bar of the Cotton House Hotel
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Dropped cocktail on Prince William's feet, which he laughed off

Question: magazine: 'Martin went to shake @placeholder's hand and dropped his glass of pink punch at his feet.

Answer: Prince William


So the wait goes on: Jurgen Klopp longs for the day when Liverpool dazzle at Anfield, when the goals flow and the play is thrilling, but old habits are proving hard to kick. His first mission as Liverpool manager has been accomplished – a 2-1 win over Bordeaux has secured their passage through to the Europa League's last 32 – yet it was not secured with any degree of ease. Once again a match finished with nerves fraying on The Kop. Still Klopp was satisfied enough to call it a 'cool' evening; a James Milner penalty and a thumping strike from Christian Benteke was enough to see off Bordeaux and so long as they avoid defeat in Sion they will win Group B.
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Liverpool earn 2-1 Europa League Group B victory against Bordeaux on Thursday night
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Henri Saivet fired the visitors into a 1-0 lead with an indirect free-kick after Simon Mignolet was penalised
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Reds midfielder James Milner pulled his side level from the penalty spot after Christian Benteke was fouled
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Belgian striker Benteke gave Liverpool a 2-1 advantage before the break with brilliant volley
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Jurgen Klopp’s ethos is beginning to seep into the fabric of his Liverpool squad

Question: Referee Alon Yefet was blameless in awarding free-kick against @placeholder for holding the ball for an incredible 22 seconds.

Answer: Simon Mignolet