(CNN) Syrian government forces say they have retaken control of the rest of Aleppo, but there is no military solution to the conflict in Syria. Only a widely accepted political settlement can end the fighting and stitch the country back together. The recent Syrian regime offensive -- supported by Russian and Iranian-backed forces -- to capture the rest of the eastern side of the city has led to the complete fall of the besieged area. However the Syrian regime's recent victories have raised many questions about the impact of these gains on the conflict in Syria and the fate of the country.
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Haid: Even if Assad is able to control Syria militarily, after a long struggle, the regime will still not be able to efficiently run the country
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Despite the significance of Aleppo, the fate of the city alone is not a decisive factor in the Syrian conflict

Question: These conditions, which helped pave the way for the rise of radical groups in the first place in @placeholder, have only been exacerbated.

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Question: For years, experts working on @placeholder have been advising -- even when the Syrian regime was collapsing -- against ending the Syrian conflict militarily.

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Question: Any other solution will only deal with symptoms and ignore the illness until it is too late for it to be treated, and turn @placeholder into a failed state permanently.

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(CNN) -- Less than a week after the United Nations declared an end to the famine in Somalia, a new report from the world body says millions of people in South Sudan will now face hunger if urgent action is not taken. The report released Wednesday by the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the World Food Program (WFP) says that fighting in the northern border region and ethnic clashes in many other parts of South Sudan has created a level of food insecurity that could nearly double in the next year. "Poor harvests, increased demand, rapidly rising prices, displacement and a large number of returnees have all contributed to the situation," the report says.
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Millions could face food shortages and hunger in South Sudan, the U.N. says
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Food supply routes into South Sudan have been blocked, the report says
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South Sudan became independent from Sudan last year

Question: Under a normal functioning market, food insecurity and increased demand might have been addressed, the report says, but border closures that link the newly independent South Sudan to Sudan have disrupted the usual supply of food commodities to @placeholder's markets.

Answer: South Sudan

Answer: South Sudan

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Jennifer K. 'Kaya' Thompson, 44, has now joined 35 other women who have made claims of sexual assault against Bill Cosby A Bill Cosby accuser, 'Jane Doe No.2', has decided to reveal her identity after finding the strength to finally go public about the alleged attack 30 years ago. Jennifer K. 'Kaya' Thompson has now joined 35 other women who have made claims of sexual assault against the The Cosby Show star. Ms Thompson, a 44-year-old from Florida, told People: 'It's come to my understanding that there's greater credibility for my testimony with a full name and an image.
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Jennifer K. 'Kaya' Thompson has now joined 35 other women who have made claims of sexual assault against the The Cosby Show star
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Ms Thompson, 44, from Florida, finally found the courage to come forward 'because she wanted to go to bed at night knowing she'd been honest'
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She claims she was pressured to perform a sexual act on Cosby at his New York home after meeting him as an aspiring teen model

Question: 'I am so very grateful for the @placeholder who came before me in the lawsuit 10 years ago... My mother and I were very eager to give our support via testimony at that time – however, not to the general public.

Answer: Jane Doe No.2


Rome (CNN) Pope Francis delivered the traditional Easter Sunday Mass sermon in Rome on Sunday with a call for an end to the "horror and death" in Syria and prayed for Jesus to help world leaders end the arms trade. "In the complex and often dramatic situations of today's world, may the Risen Lord guide the steps of all those who work for justice and peace," he told a crowd of around 60,000 people gathered in a flower-filled St. Peter's Square. "May he grant the leaders of nations the courage they need to prevent the spread of conflicts and to put a halt to the arms trade."
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Pope Francis calls for an end "to horror and death" in Syrian civil war
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Around 60,000 gather to hear pontiff  in flower-filled St. Peter's Square

Question: "Everywhere he (@placeholder) helps these forced migrants to encounter brothers and sisters, with whom they can share bread and hope on their journey,"  he told the crowd of faithful.

Answer: Jesus


Australia’s Ashes tour was in crisis  after experienced wicketkeeper Brad Haddin was forced to pull out of the second Test at Lord’s for personal reasons and Shane Watson was dropped. That means a Test debut for 29-year-old New South Wales keeper Peter Nevill, who is uncapped by Australia in any international format, and a recall for 23-year-old all-rounder Mitchell Marsh, who played four Tests late last year. 'I can confirm that Brad Haddin has withdrawn himself from the second Test at Lord’s for family reasons,' the team’s media manager, Kate Hutchison, said. 'He will remain with the team in London.'
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Brad Haddin left out of second Ashes Test, starting on Thursday
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Darren Lehmann seen working with replacement Peter Nevill in nets
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The change is due to personal reasons rather than poor form
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Australia trail 1-0 in Ashes series after first Test in Cardiff
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CLICK HERE to follow day one of the second Ashes Test

Question: * Aged 29, @placeholder has never represented his country in any form of competitive international cricket

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Cristiano Ronaldo is back on Portugal duty this week ahead of his country's crunch Euro 2016 qualifier clash against Serbia on Sunday night. Ronaldo was in the thick of the action at training following Real Madrid's 'El Clasico' defeat by Barcelona on Sunday night. The Catalans opened up a four-point lead over their arch rivals at the top of La Liga following their 2-1 victory at the Nou Camp. Cristiano Ronaldo (centre) takes on Ricardo Quaresma (left) and Vieirinha during training on Wednesday Ronaldo has a chat with Portugul head coach Fernando Santos during the session in Lisbon Ronaldo was waering his signature model Mercurial Superfly boots during the training session
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Portugal host Serbia in their Group I fixture in Lisbon on Sunday night
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Denmark currently sit top of the Group on seven points
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Victory for Portugal on Sunday would stretch their gap over Serbia to eight points after four matches

Question: The Los Blancos star will have to put that defeat to the back of his mind, however, as Fernando Santos' side gear up for the visit of @placeholder.

Answer: Serbia

Answer: Serbia

Answer: Serbia


(CNN) -- In some corners of the Internet, Kim Kardashian is already Mrs. Kanye West. The 33-year-old reality star isn't expected to marry West until May 24, but a May 4 report from Life & Style Weekly stirred speculation that the couple have already obtained a marriage license in California. Whether or not that's true is up for debate. Both People magazine and E! News cite sources who say that Kardashian and West, 36, haven't yet made their impending union official. A rep for the reality star isn't commenting on the reports and Kardashian hasn't spoken on them either, but she has let a few details slip about her upcoming nuptials.
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There's speculation that Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are already married
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A rep for the reality star won't comment
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Kardashian herself also hasn't commented on the reports
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She has confirmed that they'll marry in France

Question: "I know they think or they say that the guy usually doesn't care and just shows up, but @placeholder really cares and is really passionate about it, so it makes my job so much easier," she said.

Answer: Kanye West

Answer: West

Answer: Kanye West


(CNN) -- The story of their deaths -- hacked with hatchets, doused in gasoline before the home they were in exploded, according to police -- has been well documented. Six days later, hundreds packed a Tacoma, Washington, church to remember the lives of young Braden and Charlie Powell, describing them as intelligent, compassionate, joyful boys who made big impressions in a short time. "This moment is about two beautiful boys," Dean Curry, lead pastor at the Life Center church, said to open Saturday's memorial service. Authorities say the boys' father, Josh Powell, snatched them from a social worker who was delivering them for a supervised visit Sunday, locking the doors before killing them, as well as himself, just minutes before his Puyallup, Washington, home exploded.
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A memorial service is held in Tacoma for Braden and Charlie Powell
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The boys' father struck the boys with a hatchet and blew up his home, police say
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"We know that they are with their mother," their grandfather says
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The mother, Susan Cox-Powell, was last seen in December 2009

Question: While @placeholder has not been found, her father suggested that he believes she is dead -- and that she is now reunited with her sons in heaven.

Answer: Susan Cox-Powell


A trespasser carrying a suspicious package jumped over the White House railings last night - the latest in a string of embarrassing security breaches to hit the US capital. The intruder was arrested after climbing into the grounds of the President's home at 10.25pm. Brian Leary of the United States Secret Service - the federal agency in charge of protecting the President - said the unnamed person was in custody in Washington DC and charges were pending. He added that the intruder, whose gender or age has not been released, had been 'immediately' apprehended by officers in the uniformed division of the Secret Service.
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Trespasser managed to get into grounds of presidential residence
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Secret Service in Washington DC claim they made an 'immediate' arrest
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Intruder's parcel was examined but deemed not to be a risk
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Breach comes a few days after a gyrocopter landed on Capitol's lawn

Question: Last September, a knife-wielding man managed to scale the fence on the north side and get into @placeholder itself via an unlocked door.

Answer: White House


Washington (CNN) Barack Obama was catapulted into office eight years ago by what was, at the time, the most diverse electorate in history. The Americans who head to the polls to cast ballots for his successor are even more diverse. Thirty-one percent of eligible voters will be racial or ethnic minorities, up from 29% in 2012, according to the Pew Research Center. And the share of non-Hispanic white voters eligible to vote will be the lowest in history, the continuation of a steady decline in white voters over the past three decades. It's a stark reminder of the shifting demographics of the country: The Census Bureau projects that no one racial group will be a majority of the country by the year 2044. Republicans and Democrats looking to chart an electoral future as the country continues to grow browner and younger will have to take heed of these shifts.
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Thirty-one percent of eligible voters will be racial or ethnic minorities
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It's a stark reminder of the shifting demographics of the country

Question: The share of the white vote was smaller -- 72% -- and @placeholder crushed Romney with non-white voters.

Answer: Barack Obama


The makers of Milo have angered New Zealand residents after changing the formula of the much-loved drink flavouring. Lovers of the Nestle product took to social media to vent their outrage over the tweak, which was changed to focus on the 'four primary ingredients' of the product, labelling the move as 'rank'. The main ingredients are milk powder, malt barley, sugar and cocoa. But it seems people do not care much for the 'small change' in the recipe. One of the hundreds of comments that flooded the Milo Australia and New Zealand's Facebook page came from a woman who said when she first tasted the new Milo she thought her milk had gone bad.
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Makers of Milo have angered New Zealand residents after changing recipe
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Lovers of the Nestle product took to social media to vent their outrage
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One woman claimed the new Milo made her drink taste like 'rotten milk'
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Other people have vowed to never purchase the drink flavouring again

Question: 'My kids are "second gen" @placeholder drinkers and we're all agreed that it tastes less "chocolaty" and more malty,' one parent wrote.

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Answer: Milo Australia

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FAIRBURN, Georgia (CNN) -- In a south Atlanta neighborhood lined with palatial homes and manicured lots, the Hicks family was living out its American dream. Breylan and Terese Hicks play with their sons Bryce, 3, and Jordan, 2. But like many Americans, that dream was interrupted when they almost lost their home to foreclosure. Terese, a firefighter, and her husband Breylan, a police sergeant, had always dreamed about owning a spacious house in the suburbs. When they began their search, the young family was living in a south Atlanta neighborhood. They grew concerned and decided to move when crime in the area started to pick up.
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The Hicks family purchased a "dream home" just south of Atlanta, Georgia
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The couple struggled to pay the interest-only mortgage after it adjusted
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They suffered a series of financial blows from health issues to loss of income
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HomeFree-USA consulted with their lender to avoid foreclosure

Question: @placeholder figured they could always refinance before the interest rates were adjusted.

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Answer: Terese Hicks

Answer: Terese

Answer: Hicks

Question: To make matters worse, Terese Hicks, a city employee, had to take a 10-percent pay cut in her salary, and the family was burdened with a mountain of medical bills for numerous surgeries their 6-month-old son @placeholder underwent to treat a birth-related medical condition.

Answer: Jordan


(CNN) On Steve Saling's 37th birthday, the pencil he was holding inexplicably fell out of his hand. "It was a very peculiar moment," Saling said. "It felt like my hand fell asleep, but there was no reason it should have." Saling, who was visiting his grandmother in her nursing home, never expected that he would soon have to look for a care facility of his own. He was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as ALS or Lou Gehrig's disease, a year after he noticed the strange sensation in his hand. It was October 2006, his 38th birthday and just one month after the birth of his son, Finn. He was working as a landscape architect at a top design firm in Boston.
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Steve Saling was diagnosed with ALS a year after feeling strange sensations in his hand
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Saling has developed an ALS residence that allows him to take actions with his eyes

Question: Recently, Saling went to @placeholder's fourth grade class to make a presentation about disabilities.

Answer: Finn


Kent Sprouse was put to death by lethal injection Thursday night in Texas. Sprouse acknowledged almost immediately after he was arrested more than a decade ago that he killed a police officer and another man outside a Dallas-area convenience store. A jury decided in 2004 that he should be put to death, and unsuccessful appeals since then have focused on whether Sprouse was mentally ill at the time of the slayings in 2002 and should be spared the death penalty. He died 22 minutes after being injected and is now the fifth inmate to be executed this year in Texas, the nation's most active death penalty state.
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Kent Sprouse, 42, died of a lethal injection Thursday in Texas
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It took 22 minutes for Sprouse to die after being injected
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In 2002 he gunned down Ferris Police Officer Marty Steinfeldt, 28, at a gas station outside of Dallas and a customer, Pedro Moreno, 38
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Sprouse was high on meth, but his insanity defense was rejected and he was sentenced to death in 2004
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'I would like to apologize to the Moreno family and the Steinfeldt family for all of the trouble I have caused them,' said Sprouse in his final statement

Question: As @placeholder drove up, he was met with gunfire and hit twice under the arm where his vest did not protect him.

Answer: Ferris

Answer: Marty Steinfeldt

Answer: Steinfeldt


Washington (CNN) A new poll in Rust Belt states over the weekend had some stark news for President Donald Trump: His job approval was under 40%. Only about a quarter said they were proud of him. Broad majorities said they were embarrassed. But his favorable ratings? They are basically the same as what they were on Election Day. The new numbers from a NBC/Marist survey show that the President's favorable numbers look very, very similar to where they were almost 10 months ago when he was elected. Trump's favorable rating was 39% in Michigan, 35% in Wisconsin and 42% in Pennsylvania on Election Day among those who came out to vote, according to exit polls. Those numbers are now 34% in Michigan, 32% in Wisconsin and 35% in Pennsylvania among all voters. Plus, Trump's unfavorable ratings are within 3 percentage points of his Election Day ratings.
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Trump's favorable rating is hovering the mid-30s in the Rust Belt, roughly the same as on Election Day
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About one in five Trump voters nationally in 2016 had an unfavorable view of him

Question: The @placeholder survey was taken from August 13-17, 2017 among 795, 773 and 801 registered voters in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, respectively.

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When the musical Oliver! opened in London’s West End on June 30, 1960, one might have expected Ron Moody to be somewhat grateful to the show’s creator Lionel Bart. As Moody, whose death at the age of 91 was announced yesterday, recalled in his autobiography, there were 17 curtain calls that night, including ‘a great cheer establishing me, in all humility, as the star of the show’. Without Bart, Moody would never have got to sing such memorable numbers as Reviewing The Situation and Pick A Pocket Or Two. And yet elsewhere in his memoirs, he described Bart as a ‘bloody stupid little b******’ whose ‘tunes were all derivative’.
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Ron Moody, who played Fagin in the 1968 film Oliver! died yesterday
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The star almost never got the role after falling out with the show's creator
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His Jewish mother opposed him playing Fagin claiming it was not nice
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He achieved international acclaim and an Oscar nomination for the role

Question: And yet @placeholder only turned professional at 30, following until then a startlingly different career path.

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Answer: Ron Moody

Question: After graduating he became the mainstay of many @placeholder revues as both a writer and performer.

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Question: Claiming to have an aching back, Howerd asked @placeholder if he was ‘any good at massage?’

Answer: Ron Moody

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Answer: Ron Moody


The challenge is supposedly getting tougher and out of deference to Italy's traditional doughtiness, one must say it is. They are an established tier-one team. They have in the past boasted some world-class players. They beat an Ireland team just two and a half years ago, and in the Six Nations to boot. But that match is as relevant to what happens in the Olympic Stadium on Sunday as the Munster hurling final does. Ireland were a rabble then, reduced to chaos by injury and the Declan Kidney era breaking apart. They have been transformed by an outstanding coach, the development of talents like Jack McGrath, Iain Henderson and Robbie Henshaw, and the renewal of more seasoned campaigners with Paul O'Connell, Jamie Heaslip and Keith Earls playing some of the best rugby of their careers under Joe Schmidt.
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Ireland play Italy at London's Olympic Stadium at 4.45pm (BST) on Sunday
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Jose Schmidt has turned Ireland into a slick unit compared to the rabble that lost to Italy just two and a half years ago
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Italy are not the force of old and excitement about the return of Sergio Parisse confirmed the country's desperation
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Rugby World Cup 2015: Click HERE for all the latest RWC news

Question: One of @placeholder's great achievements with Ireland has been to make them reliable; they win the matches they are expected to and often win the ones they should not as well.

Answer: Joe Schmidt

Answer: Jose Schmidt


(CNN) A former top communications aide to Democratic Rep. John Conyers of Michigan offered a defense of his former boss amid Tuesday growing allegations of sexual harassment, saying it wasn't uncommon for staffers to accidentally see the congressman in his underwear. One former employee, Melanie Sloan, came forward with allegations last week, including one instance where Conyers called her to his office when he was in his underwear. "I was pretty taken aback to see my boss half-dressed," she told The Washington Post. "I turned on my heel and I left." Bob Weiner, who served as Conyers' communications director from 1994 to 2000, spoke to reporters and photographers assembled outside the Congressman's office, disputing Sloan's allegations.
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Bob Weiner served as Conyers' communications director from 1994 to 2000
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Weiner defended Conyers' "surly moments" with staffers

Question: Through his lawyer, @placeholder also denied wrongdoing in that case.

Answer: John Conyers

Answer: Conyers

Answer: Conyers

Answer: Conyers

Answer: Conyers


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump released a $1.1 trillion budget outline Thursday that makes good on a series of campaign promises, including cutting Environmental Protection Agency by about one-third. And his budget director made clear the administration has no intention of going back. Asked at the White House about the cuts to climate change-related programs, Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney said those programs are "a waste of your money." "Regarding the question as to climate change, I think the President was fairly straightforward. We're not spending money on that anymore. We consider that to be a waste of your money to go out and do that.' So that is a specific tie to his campaign," Mulvaney said.
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Budget would cut EPA by nearly one-third
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Trump has called for sharply curbing EPA's regulatory reach

Question: The @placeholder administration will release its full budget in May.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


With its stuffed rhino heads and gleaming white tusks, the trophy room at Sandringham was a relic of a bygone era – as well as rather embarrassing for animal welfare crusader Prince William. But now the age of political correctness appears to have caught up with the Queen’s Norfolk estate. For every last piece of hunting memorabilia has been removed from public display and replaced with what one visitor called ‘trinkets and bric-a-brac’. Throwback: How the trophy room at Sandringham used to look, complete with stuffed rhino heads Bric-a-brac: Sandringham's updated display - and even the blood-red walls have been repainted white
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All hunting memorabilia removed from public display at Norfolk estate
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More than 60 items, including an Indian tiger, have been placed in storage
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And the blood-red walls have been painted white to make change clear
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New sign outside Sandringham museum makes pointed reference to how changing times have spelled the end for some exhibits

Question: Someone has come in and taken everything out of there, whitewashed the place and put in an entire room of trinkets and @placeholder.’

Answer: bric-a-brac

Answer: Bric-a-brac


World Rugby chief executive Brett Gosper has done little to ease the pain of Scottish rugby fans, suggesting referee Craig Joubert may have been 'keen to get to the bathroom' when he ran off the pitch as soon as he called full-time in their devastating defeat by Australia on Sunday. Joubert controversially awarded the Wallabies a penalty for offside, which was kicked by No 10 Bernard Foley to send a fourth southern hemisphere team into the World Cup semi-finals. The South African official ran off the field and didn't shake hands with players from either team after blowing the full-time whistle.
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Scotland lose 35-34 to Australia after late penalty in World Cup quarter-final
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Referee Craig Joubert awarded offside penalty and couldn't consult TMO
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Australian fly-half Bernard Foley kicked the match-winning three points
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Joubert ran off at end of game without shaking hands with either team
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World Rugby chief executive Brett Gosper said the game will be reviewed
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Pundits and ex-players condemn the South African officials actions
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READ: Referee Craig Joubert sprints off the pitch after controversial decision in final minute sees Scotland out of Rugby World Cup
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Rugby World Cup 2015: Latest RWC news, results and fixtures

Question: However such a big match deciding call needs to go to @placeholder.

Answer: TMO


Former Wigan and England threequarter Darrell Goulding has brought his career to an end at the age of 27 on medical advice after suffering a series of concussion injuries. Goulding, a member of Wigan's double-winning team of 2013, joined Hull KR on a three-year contract at the start of the season but made only eight appearances for the Robins. Goulding, who played for England in the 2010 Four Nations Series, was taken from the field in his last match at Castleford in April with concussion and, after seeing a variety of specialists, has decided to hang up his boots. 'I've had a lot of head injuries and concussions over the years and it's probably a case of picking up one too many,' Goulding said.
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Hull KR centre Darrell Goulding has been forced to retire at the young age of 27 on medical advice following a series of concussions
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Coach Chris Chester said that the club are 'devastated' by the news
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Goulding joined the Robins from Wigan ahead of the 2015 Super League season but played just eight times for the club

Question: @placeholder coach Chris Chester said: 'We're all devastated for Darrell.

Answer: Hull KR

Answer: Hull KR


A man allegedly stabbed his former partner to death in broad daylight outside a Melbourne shopping centre after the pair left a court. Craig McDermott and Fiona Warzywoda were together for 18 years before they separated in February last year, the Supreme Court of Victoria was told on Tuesday. Both attended Sunshine Magistrates Court on April 16 last year before they headed separately to a nearby shopping centre. Crown prosecutor Brendan Kissane QC said Ms Warzywoda told court staff McDermott had approached her and said 'you're f***ed'. She went to visit her solicitor after the hearing, the court heard.
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A man allegedly stabbed his former partner to death in broad daylight
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Fiona Warzywoda was attacked outside a Melbourne shopping centre
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Craig McDermott allegedly stabbed her six times in the chest
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Mr McDermott has pleaded not guilty while the trial continues

Question: Mr Kissane said McDermott and his son were at a coffee shop when @placeholder approached Ms Warzywoda as she headed to her car.

Answer: Craig McDermott

Answer: McDermott

Answer: Craig McDermott

Answer: McDermott


Chelsea have beaten Manchester United in the chase to sign Pedro from Barcelona and Old Trafford manager Louis van Gaal faces more misery in his bid to prise Sadio Mane from Southampton. Jose Mourinho made a personal intervention to beat his old mentor Van Gaal to Pedro. Mourinho's personal call helped convince the 28-year-old Spain striker Stamford Bridge was the right destination. Chelsea struck a deal for £21.1million, with £19m paid up front, more than United offered. Pedro is expected to complete the transfer after a medical on Thursday and be available for Sunday's game at West Bromwich Albion if there are no complications.
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Pedro will undergo a medical on Thursday ahead of his move to Chelsea
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Premier League champions will pay £19m up front for the Barcelona man
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Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal had doubts about signing Pedro
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Spain star was keen to join Chelsea after receiving call from Jose Mourinho
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United have since attempted to sign Southampton winger Sadio Mane
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Thomas Muller remains a target as club look to complete one major deal
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READ: Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea and Man City transfer special
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READ: Manchester United's failed attempt to bring in Pedro is  not a rarity
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It's not too late to sign up to MailOnline's new Fantasy Football game

Question: With Hazard all but undroppable, @placeholder will likely compete for game time with the two Brazilians.

Answer: Pedro

Answer: Pedro

Answer: Pedro

Answer: Pedro

Answer: Pedro

Answer: Pedro

Question: @placeholder has sought a move from Barcelona, where his opportunities have been limited by the dazzling presence of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez.

Answer: Pedro

Answer: Pedro

Answer: Pedro

Answer: Pedro

Answer: Pedro

Answer: Pedro

Question: @placeholder are working on one major signing they hope to complete before the transfer window closes on September 1.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United


George Osborne should spread austerity over a longer period than currently planned to avoid damaging the economy, a leading global watchdog has claimed. The Chancellor looks set to use next month's Budget - the first since the Tories' dramatic election victory last month - to outline plans to balance the books by 2018-19. But the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development suggested that the cuts required in 2016 and 2017 to return Britain to the black may be too harsh. The OECD urged the government to even out austerity over a longer period to 'lower its impact on growth'. Despite the warning, the Paris based think-tank said it again expects Britain to be the fastest growing major economy in the world this year.
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Osborne planning to balance the books by 2018-19 with deep cuts
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OECD warns the spending cuts should be spread over a longer period
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Downgrades UK growth to 2.4%  but still stronger than the rest of the G7

Question: 'The Chancellor should heed the @placeholder's warnings that 'continued weak productivity' could lead to 'a higher-than-expected budget deficit'.

Answer: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

Answer: OECD

Answer: OECD


(CNN) CNN announced Wednesday it will host one of its town hall events with the Green Party's presidential nominee Jill Stein and her running mate, Ajamu Baraka. The hour-long event will be held on Wednesday, August 17 at 9:00 p.m. ET. The event will broadcast live on CNN, CNN International, CNN en Espanol and online via CNNgo. Stein has consistently polled as the fourth-most popular option in the presidential race, after Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump and Libertarian Gary Johnson. In the most recent CNN/ORC poll, Stein received 5% support nationwide, four points behind Johnson, her nearest competitor. Jill Stein: The Democratic Party 'fakes left,' marches right
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Stein has consistently polled as the fourth-most popular option
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She has focused on pitching herself to Sanders' supporters

Question: While Sanders endorsed @placeholder and has pledged to ensure she becomes the next president, Stein has spent much of her efforts appealing to Sanders' most diehard supporters.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Question: While Sanders endorsed Clinton and has pledged to ensure she becomes the next president, Stein has spent much of her efforts appealing to @placeholder' most diehard supporters.

Answer: Sanders


Paul Eisen, the self-professed Holocaust denier, has given Jeremy Corbyn his support in an extraordinary blog post in which he says that he has been close to the Labour leadership contender for more than 15 years. 'One evening 15 years ago I cycled over to see [Corbyn],' he writes. 'I was just beginning to establish Deir Yassin Remembered [a controversial, pro-Palestinian pressure group] in the UK and I wanted him to join. 'I'd hardly begun my feverishly-rehearsed pitch before his cheque book was on the table. 'From that day on, without fuss or bother, whether DYR was flavour-of-the-month or the maggot-at-the-bottom-of-the-food-chain, he attended every single Deir Yassin commemoration.'
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Paul Eisen, a self-professed Holocaust denier, says that he has been close to Corbyn for more than 15 years
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He has come out in support of Corbyn's campaign on his blog
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Eisen wrote that Corbyn has attended 'every single' one of his annual events and has even donated money to his anti-Israel pressure group
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Eisen's group is seen as so extreme that it was disowned by the mainstream Palestinian Solidarity Campaign in 2007
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Corbyn has been sympathetic to Hamas, Hezbollah and the IRA in the past

Question: 'I question that there ever existed homicidal gas-chambers… Deny the @placeholder!

Answer: Holocaust

Answer: Holocaust


Valhalla, New York (CNN) Nicole McDonald eases her silver minivan across Bear Mountain Bridge and hooks a right onto the steep two-lane highway. The road twists like a snake up the mountainous incline, an old route where the road's edge blends into beautiful greenery and perilous cliffs overlook the Hudson River. Where your knuckles turn white from clutching the steering wheel and a knot grows in your belly. Nicole makes this trip every day from her home in upstate New York to see her twin sons, Jadon and Anias. The 21-month-old boys are at Blythedale Children's Hospital 40 miles to the south, where they've been undergoing rehabilitation since mid-December. The twins, born joined at the head, captured the world's attention after a marathon surgery to separate them last fall.
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Rehab has been marked with highs and lows for Jadon and Anias McDonald
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"It has literally been the journey of sickness," their mother says

Question: @placeholder fell asleep in his crib, and she worked to put Anias down.

Answer: Jadon

Answer: Jadon

Question: @placeholder has progressed largely on track; like a 9-month-old, he is almost crawling.

Answer: Jadon

Answer: Jadon

Question: Across the room, @placeholder points to the buckles keeping him locked in his chair, as if to say, "Undo these, please!"

Answer: Jadon

Answer: Jadon

Question: @placeholder has started doing block puzzles and making animal noises.

Answer: Jadon

Answer: Jadon


NEW YORK (CNN)  -- Five Italian tourists visiting New York from Bologna are among the nine victims believed killed Saturday in a midair collision of a sightseeing helicopter and a single-engine plane over the Hudson River, a law enforcement source said. First responders gather on a pier after a plane and helicopter collided Saturday over the Hudson River. The tourists, who apparently died with the chopper's pilot, were part of a group of 12 visiting the United States, the source said. The helicopter was operated by Liberty Helicopter Sightseeing Tours. The bodies of two adults and one child were recovered after the collision, which occurred around noon over the Hudson between New York and Hoboken, New Jersey, authorities said.
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NEW: Five Italian tourists from Bologna, pilot on sightseeing copter believed dead
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Bodies of two adults from helicopter found below water, authorities say
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Authorities find body of child who was one of three on small plane in collision
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Pilot on ground tried to warn helicopter that plane was coming up from behind

Question: All nine people in both aircrafts are thought to have been killed in the collision, @placeholder Mayor Michael Bloomberg said.

Answer: NEW YORK

Answer: New York

Answer: New York


(CNN) It was lost in the confusion of the Oscar envelope snafu, but "Moonlight" made history. The coming-of-age drama about a gay black man growing up in Miami became the first film with an all-black cast to win the Academy Award for best picture. The movie, whose cast includes best supporting actor winner Mahershala Ali, Naomie Harris, Trevante Rhodes and Janelle Monáe, has been a critical darling during awards season. With the win, it shattered a glass ceiling for black films. "Very clearly, even in my dreams this could not be true," director Barry Jenkins said in amazement when it was announced that "Moonlight," not "La La Land," had won. "But to hell with dreams, I'm done with it, 'cause this is true. Oh my goodness."
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"Moonlight" first all black cast to win best picture
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It made history in other ways, too

Question: "Viola, Mahershala, and the wins for @placeholder happened because they were DESERVED," she wrote.

Answer: Moonlight

Answer: Moonlight

Answer: Moonlight


A 13-year-old Yazidi boy has told how ISIS brutes took over his school and turned his class into mini-jihadists – teaching them how to behead non-believers. Taha Jalo Murad said the terror group tried to indoctrinate him and his classmates into becoming Islamic extremists. They told the teenagers they would help form an army that would march on Rome and ultimately defeat the US. The boys were taught Sharia Law, the Koran and were told precisely where to hold the knife on the neck during a beheading. After instruction they were forced practise on fellow pupils at the front of the class in mock executions.
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Taha was taken with 200 Yazidi boys aged seven to 15 from his village in Kocho, northern Iraq, to 'jihadi school'
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Made to attend hours of lectures on the extremist's warped version of Islam
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Carried out sickening mock executions at the front the class and held a knife to 'victims' throat
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Boys given dirty meals of rice, beans and soup - but food had worms in
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Pupils told their army which would 'march on Rome' and attack the West

Question: From there they sent them to special training camp in @placeholder-Afar.

Answer: Taha


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump and his top immigration enforcers have begun to focus their attention on the deadly MS-13 gang, saying the administration's hardline immigration policies are focused on stopping its spread in the US. "MS-13, you know about MS-13?" Trump said at a speech before the National Rifle Association Friday in Atlanta. "It's not pleasant for them anymore. That's a bad group. Not pleasant for MS-13 -- get them the hell out of here, right? Get them out." But the truth about the gang, the first street gang to be labeled a "transnational criminal organization" by the US government, is more complicated -- and experts say using MS-13 to justify cracking down on undocumented immigrants could actually make the gang stronger.
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MS-13 actually began in the US and grew as members were deported
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It is the first street gang to be labeled a "transnational criminal organization"

Question: As part of its heightened rhetoric against illegal immigration, the @placeholder administration of late has spotlighted MS-13 as a sort of public enemy No.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: In FY15, 322 @placeholder members were arrested by HSI out of 125,211 total arrested by ICE.

Answer: MS-13

Answer: MS-13

Answer: MS-13

Answer: MS-13

Answer: MS-13

Answer: MS-13

Question: In the current fiscal year, which began last fall, 253 @placeholder members have been arrested.

Answer: MS-13

Answer: MS-13

Answer: MS-13

Answer: MS-13

Answer: MS-13

Answer: MS-13

Question: In his region, he said, the number of homicides linked to @placeholder members are roughly equal to the number of homicides linked to all other gangs put together, though that does not speak to other kinds of gang operations or size.

Answer: MS-13

Answer: MS-13

Answer: MS-13

Answer: MS-13

Answer: MS-13

Answer: MS-13

Question: But while Liquorie appreciated the federal government wanting to help local law enforcement fight the gang, he questioned whether DOJ was actually undermining its cause by equating @placeholder to undocumented immigrants.

Answer: MS-13

Answer: MS-13

Answer: MS-13

Answer: MS-13

Answer: MS-13

Answer: MS-13


Vancouver, British Columbia (CNN) -- In February 1984, a group of tech enthusiasts gathered in Monterey, California, to share thoughts on three subjects -- technology, entertainment and design. It was the start of the acronym (and the organization) TED, which marks its first three decades this week with a conference in Vancouver. One speaker back in 1984, Nicholas Negroponte, the founder of MIT's Media Lab, predicted that devices with touch screens would come into widespread use, more than 20 years before Apple's iPhone delivered on that bet. On Wednesday, the 1,300 attendees at this year's conference will be shown a video with clips from Negroponte's 1984 talk, along with snippets of TED Talks that predicted advances in the use of robots, development of a driverless car, and technology that enables scientists to grow human body parts.
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TED got its start as a conference in Monterey, California, 30 years ago
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Today the organization has a big media footprint, with 1,600-plus talks available online
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Many predictions made on its stage have come true, including popularity of touch screens
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Speakers at this week's conference include Bill Gates, Sting, and Tim Berners-Lee

Question: And it didn't discourage people from going to @placeholder, she said.

Answer: TED

Answer: TED Talks

Answer: TED


A middle-aged grandmother and her husband are defying their critics by celebrating their tenth wedding anniversary, despite their 29-year age gap. William Smith was just 15 when he fell in love with his best friend's mother, Marilyn Buttigieg, who was then 44 years old. The couple, from Crawley, West Sussex, shared their first date and kiss in September 2005. They came under fire from family and friends for the substantial age gap when they became an item when William was 16. Scroll down for video William Smith was just 16 when he fell in love with his best friend's mother, Marilyn Buttigieg, then 44
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William Smith was 15 when he fell in love with Marilyn Buttigieg, then 44
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Met after he was invited round to play computer games with her son
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Pair, from Crawley, West Sussex, say they have proved their critics wrong
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Marilyn's children have all but cut off contact with the loved-up pair
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Marilyn, now 54, left her then husband to be with William, now 25

Question: Previously-wed @placeholder added: 'I suppose we always will but people should realise by now after all these years it's a real thing and let us be.

Answer: Marilyn Buttigieg

Answer: Marilyn Buttigieg

Answer: Marilyn Buttigieg

Answer: Marilyn

Answer: Marilyn


(CNN) Donald Trump set off his latest firestorm this weekend when he tweeted a graphic critical of Hillary Clinton that featured a six-pointed star, a pile of cash and the words "most corrupt candidate ever." Critics erupted with complaints that the graphic evoked anti-Semitic imagery and the Trump campaign refused to answer questions about the tweet even as reports emerged that the image had been posted to an anti-Semitic, white supremacist message board 10 days earlier. Trump downplayed the controversy in a tweet Monday morning by slamming the "dishonest media." Related: How Trump overshadowed Clinton's bad weekend. On Monday afternoon, the Trump campaign finally issued a statement on the controversy -- one that amounted more to a response to the Clinton campaign statement than an explanation of his tweet.
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Donald Trump tweeted a graphic critical of Hillary Clinton
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It featured a six-pointed star over the weekend

Question: Trump rejected the Clinton campaign's accusations that his tweet was anti-@placeholder by slamming "false attacks" and insisting the star represented a sheriff's badge.

Answer: Semitic

Answer: Semitic

Question: Trump has also been slow to disavow anti-@placeholder white supremacists who have expressed staunch support for his candidacy.

Answer: Semitic

Answer: Semitic


Nervous anticipation extends far beyond the racially charged powder keg of Ferguson, Missouri, over a grand jury decision on whether to indict a white police officer for fatally shooting an unarmed black teenager. The St. Louis suburb has simmered with anger since the day in August when 18-year-old Michael Brown was shot multiple times by Officer Darren Wilson. With the grand jury expected to deliver its decision any day, people worry that tensions could boil over -- not only in Ferguson, but at demonstrations in more than 30 cities from Boston to Los Angeles organized by a group called the Ferguson National Response Network, mostly for the day after the decision is announced.
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Cities around the country anxiously await grand jury decision in Ferguson case
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Group calls for demonstrations in more than 30 cities from Boston to Los Angeles
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Law enforcement agencies prepare to respond

Question: The imminent decision has renewed concerns over clashes between protesters and heavily armed law enforcement officers, especially if @placeholder is not indicted.

Answer: Darren Wilson


A copy of the $250,000 cheque addressed to former top FIFA official Chuck Blazer as part of the $750,000 he pocketed to vote for South Africa as 2010 World Cup hosts has been disclosed. This week, the American - dubbed 'Mr. 10 Percent' - admitted he and others on the executive committee agreed to accept bribes to vote for both the 1998 and 2010 World Cups in a bombshell revelation. The admissions came to light in a newly released transcript from a 2013 US hearing as part of Blazer's plea-bargain testimony. The US indictment states of the cheque: 'The third payment, in the amount of $250,000, was made by check drawn on an account held in the name of CFU at Republic Bank in Trinidad and Tobago.
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Copy of $250,000 cheque Chuck Blazer pocketed has been disclosed
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Part of $750,000 he got to vote for South Africa as World Cup 2010 hosts
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This week American admitted he and others on the executive committee agreed to accept bribes to vote for both 1998 and 2010 World Cups
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US has launched wide-ranging criminal case that has engulfed FIFA

Question: Last week @placeholder prosecutors indicted 14 people on charges of bribery, racketeering and money laundering.

Answer: US

Question: 'I and others, while acting in our official capacities, agreed to participate in a scheme to defraud @placeholder and CONCACAF of the right to honest services by taking undisclosed bribes.'

Answer: FIFA

Answer: FIFA


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump said Wednesday that "talking is not the answer" when it comes to reining in North Korea -- seeming to contradict some of his top Cabinet officials who insist the US will continue to seek a peaceful resolution to tensions with Pyongyang, despite its provocative missile tests. "The U.S. has been talking to North Korea, and paying them extortion money, for 25 years. Talking is not the answer!" Trump tweeted, just days after North Korea launched a missile that flew over northern Japan. It was not immediately clear what Trump meant by "extortion money," though previous administrations have tried to defuse nuclear tensions by offering the North Korean regime food and aid packages, some of it in exchange for Pyongyang's commitment to curb its nuclear programs -- promises that have always been broken.
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Trump's suggestion seems to break with comments made by Secretary of State Rex Tillerson
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North Korea successfully launched a missile over Japan earlier this week

Question: "If the President has made up his mind against talks with @placeholder, that should be the end of the conversation," Denmark said.

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korean

Answer: North Korea


A mother and daughter who decided to have breast implants together found themselves facing medical bills of nearly £20,000 when both surgeries were botched. Tracey Ahmet, 45, and Margaret Hall, 64, from Romford, Essex, opted to enhance their assets from a B cup to a D. However the former care worker and her retired mother Margaret, 64, were shocked to discover their implants contained mattress filler - with daughter Tracey's breasts rupturing twice. The pair were victims of the PIP (Poly Implant Prothese) scandal that affected 300,000 women across Europe and South America in 2012. Tracey said: 'We just wanted to treat ourselves and share the journey together. I wish we'd booked a holiday instead.'
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Tracey Ahmet, 45, and Margaret Hall, 64, were caught in PIP scandal
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Daughter Tracy's implants burst twice resulting in multiple surgeries
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Mother Margaret from Romford, Essex is too scared to have hers removed

Question: Then when a report published in June 2012 revealed the problems with @placeholder, she feared the worst.

Answer: PIP

Answer: Poly Implant Prothese

Answer: PIP


The off-duty New Jersey police officer who was behind the wheel during a wrong-way crash that killed two on Staten Island last week had eight previous accidents and a DUI on his record. Linden Officer Pedro Abad Jr. killed Officer Frank Viggiano and friend Joe Rodriguez - both 28 - when he drove the wrong way after a night at a  strip club and collided head-on with a tractor-trailer. Abad had his license suspended for seven months starting in October 2013 after an alcohol-related accident in Rahway, New Jersey, in February of that year. Scroll down for video Pedro Abad Jr. (pictured both) had eight accidents and a DUI on his record before the Staten Island crash
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Linden Officer Pedro Abad Jr. had his license suspended in October 2013
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He was involved in an alcohol-related accident in Rahway, New Jersey
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Abad, 27, was going wrong way when he drove into tractor trailer last week
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He posted photo of three whiskey shots on Instagram hours before crash
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Officer Frank Viggiano and friend Joe Rodriguez, both 28, were killed
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Third officer, 23-year-old Patrik Kudlac, and Abad are in critical condition

Question: He was reportedly involved in another accident, his eighth, four months after the @placeholder incident.

Answer: Rahway

Answer: Rahway

Question: @placeholder officials said there was one other violation on Abad's record.

Answer: New Jersey

Answer: New Jersey

Answer: New Jersey

Question: A funeral for Rodriguez will be held at on Wednesday and @placeholder’s funeral will be held  on Thursday.

Answer: Frank Viggiano

Answer: Frank Viggiano


Everton's defence may have been ruthlessly exposed by Dynamo Kiev on Thursday but Roberto Martinez's problems don't end there. The Toffees were second best in all areas of the pitch as they exited the Europa League 6-4 on aggregate, leaving them to concentrate on a Premier League campaign which has failed to ignite. With Martinez's men languishing 14th in the table - 23 points and nine places worse off than at this stage last season - Sportsmail takes a look at the underperforming players the Spaniard must get rid of this summer if the Blues are to get back on track in 2015-16.
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Everton were dumped out of the Europa League on Thursday evening
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The Toffees are 14th in the table and six points away from the drop zone
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Antolin Alcaraz had a night to forget as the Toffees lost to Dynamo Kiev
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Gareth Barry and Tim Howard have not replicated their form of last season
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Steven Pienaar and Tony Hibbert do not appear to be able to stay fit

Question: The 37-year-old was consistently at fault in the early stages of the campaign, contributing to the @placeholder' awful defensive record with ponderous, error-prone displays.

Answer: Everton

Answer: Toffees

Answer: Everton

Answer: Toffees

Answer: Toffees


(CNN) Since the discovery of dark streaks on the slopes of Mars in 2011, astronomers have been excited about potential evidence of water beneath the surface of the red planet. If there are subsurface water flows on Mars, they could allow life -- even on a microbial level -- to exist as well. But further study of these recurring slope lineae, known as RSL, is revealing something else. Those dark streaks may be the result of granular flows like sand and dust, according to a study published Monday in the journal Nature Geoscience. The study is the product of a research team made up of representatives from the US Geological Survey, the Planetary Science Institute, the University of Arizona and Durham University in England.
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The flows correlate more with sand on active dunes rather than subsurface water
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Researchers studied flows at 10 sites

Question: Earth is the only analog we have for @placeholder, but Mars obviously behaves differently, the researchers said.

Answer: Mars

Answer: Mars

Question: Earth is the only analog we have for Mars, but @placeholder obviously behaves differently, the researchers said.

Answer: Mars

Answer: Mars


It's one of the most famous lines in movie history. And now – 40 years after Roy Scheider exclaimed, ‘We’re gonna need a bigger boat’ in Jaws – it seems the film’s director Steven Spielberg has taken the sentiment very firmly to heart. The 68-year-old has announced he is selling his £120 million, 282ft megayacht The Seven Seas... because it is too small. Instead, the Hollywood mogul is having a new boat built, for £160 million. This latest yacht will be just 18ft longer at 300ft, leading some onlookers to question if he needs a new boat at all. The Seven Seas, which was designed by Nuvolari Lenard and crafted by Dutch shipbuilder Oceanco, already boasts an infinity pool with 15ft glass wall doubling as a movie screen, seven suites for up to 12 guests, a helicopter landing pad, gym, spa, and massage room.
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Hollywood director Steven Spielberg is having a new boat built for £160m
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Mogul claims that his current £120 million, 282ft megayacht is 'too small'
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Seven Seas boasts infinity pool, movie screen, seven suites and more
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But his new yacht will be just 18ft longer at 300ft for an extra £40million

Question: A friend said: ‘@placeholder didn’t realise how much he’d enjoy cruising the ocean.

Answer: Steven Spielberg

Answer: Steven Spielberg


It wouldn't have taken a big twist in circumstances for Karim Benzema and Mathieu Valbuena to be playing against each other for Real Madrid and Barcelona in the Clasico in a fortnight. Right now, because of criminal investigations into the alleged blackmail of Valbuena, the two childhood friends aren't even allowed to speak to each other. And while the French police are scratching their heads as to what exactly went on and who tried to do what to whom, those who aren't glued to French football might well be scratching their heads about precisely who Valbuena is. First things first: the Clasico connection. Benzema has never made a secret of his complete devotion to the Brazilian Ronaldo — the single most important inspiration in the formative life of the 27-year-old Frenchman. But this was while El Fenomino was at Madrid.
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Mathieu Valbuena is embroiled in a scandal alongside Karim Benzema
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Valbuena and Benzema were both transfixed in awe by Brazilian Ronaldo
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Valbuena was a Marseille hero but burned bridges by joining Lyon later on
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The 31-year-old France international is bite-sized, bullish and brilliant

Question: At Marseille, I knew that the @placeholder players hated me.

Answer: Lyon


You’ll soon be able to track how active your sex life is using your iPhone thanks to a forthcoming update. Apple's iOS 9 will let people track when, and how often they have sex, as well as letting women log their menstrual cycle. The company has previously come under fire for ignoring the importance of female customers and this will be redressed when the revamped HealthKit rolls out in autumn. The update was announced by Apple’s Vice President of Software Engineering, Craig Federighi at the company's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) conference yesterday. He said users will be able to track how much water they drink, UV exposure and how long they sit still for, as well as their reproductive health -  but didn’t provide any further details.
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HealthKit update unveiled at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference
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Screenshots suggest feature will let users monitor sex and menstruation
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Company has previously come under fire for ignoring female customers
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Features will roll out with the iOS 9 update coming in autumn

Question: A slide showing a category in @placeholder for 'menstruation' flashed up briefly on screen during the presentation.

Answer: HealthKit

Answer: HealthKit

Question: @placeholder was originally launched as a comprehensive health monitoring system a year ago.

Answer: HealthKit

Answer: HealthKit


Energy giant Scottish Power is mired in disputes and struggling to clear a giant complaints backlog — six months after it promised to clean up its act. Money Mail’s postbag is still overflowing with letters from angry readers, despite the company’s vow to change its ways after scooping our Wooden Spoon award for rotten customer service. In January, after the power firm scooped our ‘gong’, boss Neil Clitheroe promised an overhaul, blaming its problems on a botched £200 million computer upgrade. The firm had been under siege from irate customers for much of last year. We handed a dossier to Scottish Power as complaints poured in and alerted regulator Ofgem last summer.
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Angry readers are still receiving rotten service
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Scottish Power received more complaints than eight rival energy firms combined
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Boss Neil Clitheroe says firm is on track to clear issues by end of the year

Question: The 71-year-old retired flooring contractor, from Troon, South Ayrshire, was sent a letter in December to say his @placeholder account was £759 in credit.

Answer: Scottish Power

Answer: Scottish Power

Answer: Scottish Power


Berlin (CNN) Neo-Nazis marched in the streets of Berlin on Saturday as counterprotesters assembled to meet them, a week after a white supremacist rally turned deadly in Charlottesville, Virginia. Helmeted police in riot gear stood guard as right-wing demonstrators converged on the German capital to mark the 30th anniversary of the death of Rudolf Hess,  Adolf Hitler's deputy. About 500 people on each side turned out, police said. Convicted at the Nuremberg war crimes trials, Hess served a life sentence at Spandau Prison and was the sole inmate there from 1966 until his death in 1987. Nazi sympathizers revere Hess because he never renounced his beliefs decades after the fall of the Third Reich.
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Neo-Nazis turn out to mark 30th anniversary of death of Hitler deputy Rudolf Hess
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The march comes a week after deadly white supremacist rally in US

Question: A black woman held up a sign with a heart, prompting neo-@placeholder to shout "go home."

Answer: Nazis

Answer: Nazi

Answer: Nazis


First Frank Arnesen, then Willian and now Wembley. Roman Abramovich has developed a habit of taking things Tottenham wanted. Chelsea’s plans to knock down and rebuild Stamford Bridge have gathered pace since the end of the season. There was a three-day public consultation period and plans unveiled of how the architects can turn their historic home into a majestic cathedral of football, a precursor for a formal planning application. Abramovich has proved in the past he likes to get things done once his mind is made up, and money rarely seems to be an object for the Russian billionaire. With the only viable alternative – Twickenham – seeming like a non-starter, he has his eyes firmly fixed on securing Wembley for three years.
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Tottenham need to move out of White Hart Lane while new stadium is built
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Daniel Levy wants club to play home games at Wembley for one season
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But Chelsea, also looking for temporary home, are set to outbid them
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The back-up for Spurs is to move to MK Dons' Stadium:mk for a year
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Tottenham already lost out to West Ham in bid to play at Olympic Park
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CLICK HERE to read the Tottenham Hotspur fan view

Question: If this comes down to who-pays-the-most then @placeholder will win.

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea


Tyson Fury has landed his shot at the heavyweight world title, with terms agreed and signed for an October 24 showdown with Wladimir Klitschko in Germany. The fight was due to go to purse bids on Monday evening but at the 11th hour an agreement was reached between the parties to stage the bout in Dusseldorf. Fury tweeted to Klitschko on Monday: ‘It don't matter where this fight is, Ukraine, Deutschland, Japan, it will be the same outcome u getting KTFO, #&THE NEW.’ Sportsmail understands Fury is expected to pocket in the region of £1million for the fight against the giant Ukrainian, who holds the WBA, IBF and WBO world titles.
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Tyson Fury is the mandatory challenger for the world heavyweight title
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Wladimir Klitschko currently hold WBA, IBF and WBO world titles
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Fight was due to go to purse bids until a late agreement on Monday
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Brit Fury was vowed to knock out Klitschko in Dusseldorf

Question: 'I still haven't seen anything he does to concern or worry me at all, I'm just supremely confident that I'll be the man to end his reign on the throne and begin the @placeholder era.'

Answer: Tyson Fury

Answer: Fury

Answer: Tyson Fury

Answer: Brit Fury


(CNN) -- The Florida judge presiding over George Zimmerman's murder trial ruled Monday that jurors will be allowed to hear about marijuana found in Trayvon Martin's system the night he was fatally shot. Prosecutors argued the amount was so minimal that "we just don't know" what effect it had on Martin. They also accused the defense of trying to "backdoor some very negative character evidence" into the trial. But the defense said the amount found in Martin's system would have affected his judgment that night and is therefore relevant to the case. Judge Debra Nelson ruled she would allow the testimony about Martin's toxicology results in front of the jury and told the prosecutors they would be able to cross-examine the defense's witness and present rebuttal witnesses of their own.
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NEW: Judge allows presentation of Trayvon Martin's toxicology test that shows THC was in his system
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NEW: Martin's father, Tracy, testifies about hearing 911 call, says he couldn't tell who it was screaming
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Several defense witnesses testify it was George Zimmerman calling for help
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Zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder for killing 17-year-old Martin

Question: The man who trained @placeholder how to fight also testified on Monday that the former neighborhood watch captain didn't know how to throw a punch after training for almost a year.

Answer: George Zimmerman

Answer: George Zimmerman

Answer: Zimmerman


London (CNN) Unfettered by the concerns of voters, the UK's unelected House of Lords has begun its second day of debate on the "key purpose and principles" of legislation to withdraw from the European Union. A record 191 members of Parliament's upper house have lined up to speak in what is likely to be the largest second reading debate in the chamber's history. No one expects the peers to block the UK's departure from the 27-nation EU, but they could vote at the committee stage to accept amendments to the bill. The legislation would have to go back to the House of Commons if the House of Lords adds amendments, which would delay the bill's passage, endangering Downing Street's March 31 deadline to trigger the Brexit process.
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Theresa May becomes first Prime Minister to sit in House of Lords for debate in memory
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A record 191 members of Parliament's upper house have lined up to speak on Brexit bill

Question: "Whatever damage we judge @placeholder may do to the national interest, it is still less than the damage which I believe would inevitably be done to the public's trust in the political process if we were now to thwart the majority vote," he said.

Answer: Brexit

Answer: Brexit


A Russian car has been given a personalised parking ticket after racking up over 60 fines in central London in less than a year. Westminster City Council took the unusual step because the high-performance vehicle was repeatedly blocking a side street in a major West End shopping district. Only four of the fines have been paid by the driver, whose Russian-registered BMW M6 is obstructing access to apartments and businesses in Babmaes Street near Regent Street. The driver's 50th ticket was stuck to the car's windscreen accompanied by a letter from the council's head of parking, Sara Sutton, warning that the authority would launch a prosecution if the vehicle continued to be parked illegally.
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The car, with registration plate T938KY777, has continually blocked a street
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Only four of the fines have been paid by the driver of the powerful M6
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Westminster City Council's head of parking complained to him personally
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The driver now owes Westminster Council  £6,780 in unpaid fines
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Do you know the owner of the car? Please contact 02036153247 or email darren.boyle@mailonline.co.uk

Question: @placeholder vehicles are 17th on a list of unpaid parking fines in Westminster at £13,855.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian


For Inverness the latest chapter in their remarkable story featured not one, but two, plot-changing twists. One featured penalty Celtic didn't get for 2-0 in which Josh Meekings handball should have also led to a sending off. The other the spot kick they did, followed by a red card for Craig Gordon. 'I've not seen it yet, but going by the reaction of the Celtic players we got away with a penalty and a sending off and that was probably the turning point in the game,' acknowledged Caley manager John Hughes after. Inverness's Josh Meekings appears to get away with a handball on the line in their win over Celtic
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Josh Meekings handball should have been a penalty and a red card
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If the penalty was awarded and converted Celtic would have gone to 2-0
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Caley manager John Hughes admitted his side were fortunate in win
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Virgil van Dijk scored Celtic's opener with a superb free-kick
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Celtic keeper Craig Gordon was sent off early in the second half
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Greg Tansey, Edward Ofere and finally Daven Raven scored for Caley

Question: In last season's @placeholder had been passive and unambitious prior to losing on penalties.

Answer: Inverness

Answer: Inverness


Yet again, the New England Patriots did their jobs. Well. None more so than Tom Brady, who threw 19 consecutive completions - a franchise record - and four touchdown passes as the Super Bowl champions began the new NFL season in ominous fashion. All eyes were on the 38-year-old, who last week saw his four-match ban for the Deflategate saga quashed by a US district judge. Now in his 16th season, he showed all of his nous, picking apart a naive Steelers secondary to crank up the party atmosphere at a partisan Foxborough. Protected well by an unfamiliar offensive line featuring three rookies, Brady stuck to his faithful targets.
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Rob Gronkowski caught three touchdowns as the Super Bowl-winners won the NFL season opener
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Brady connected with another tight end, Scott Chandler, as the Pats eased past the depleted Steelers
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NBC announced that Steelers coaches picked up Patriots' radio broadcast in their headsets during the first quarter
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Antonio Brown made a ridiculous catch, reeling in the ball despite tight coverage from Super Bowl hero Malcolm Butler
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell was not present at Foxborough in the wake of the Deflategate saga

Question: And there was @placeholder, shaking off two-man coverage to haul in Brady's perfectly weighted pass.

Answer: Rob Gronkowski


Nestled in a cove on the Adriatic Sea, a crescent-shaped beach that remains one of Montenegro's hidden gems has been named the best in Europe. With more than 4,000ft of space to bask in the sun, Jaz Beach topped picturesque settings in Spain, Portugal and Greece to claim the coveted title ahead of the busy summer travel season. Here is a closer look at Europe's 10 best beaches, according to travel guide Lonely Planet. Located near the town of Budva, Jaz Beach is quite popular with Montenegrins, but has a relatively low profile with holidaymakers in Western Europe as it is often overlooked for places that are more 'touristy' or easier to access.
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Montenegro's Jaz Beach topped picturesque beaches in Spain, Portugal and Greece to claim top spot
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It was hailed for its size and, local culture in the town of Budva and an annual summer music festival
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Bantham Beach in Devon and Sandwood Bay in Scotland were the lone UK entries on Lonely Planet's list

Question: Given the limited availability of direct flights to nearby Tivat Airport, it takes a bit of extra effort to reach @placeholder, but the trip is well worth it, especially for those who are looking for adventure or a party atmosphere.

Answer: Jaz Beach

Answer: Jaz Beach

Answer: Jaz Beach


So this is what it’s like to watch a team play aggressive, attractive, irresistible one-day cricket. This is what it’s like to watch England wake up to the realities of the modern game. Shout it from the rooftops: the penny has dropped. And how. Rightly ridiculed at the World Cup, England outplayed New Zealand so comprehensively that the record books could hardly keep up. Less than four months ago, the New Zealanders were humiliating Eoin Morgan’s team in Wellington, where England cemented their status as the tournament’s laughing-stock. Now, amid talk of a new era that could have been made to look premature, and even downright foolish, England thrashed 408 for nine after being put in to bat by Brendon McCullum, then romped to victory by a scarcely believable 210 runs. It was the one-day equivalent of a Test win by an innings.
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England defeated New Zealand at Edgbaston in the first of five ODIs
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Home side set record ODI score of 408-9 with Jos Buttler (129) and Joe Root (104) the highest scorers
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Adil Rashid and Steven Finn took four wickets apiece as the Kiwis were dismissed for 198

Question: @placeholder finally fell for 129 from 77 deliveries, and it was left to Liam Plunkett in the last over to take England to 400 for the first time.

Answer: Jos Buttler

Question: Buttler finally fell for 129 from 77 deliveries, and it was left to Liam Plunkett in the last over to take @placeholder to 400 for the first time.

Answer: England

Answer: England

Answer: England

Answer: England

Answer: England

Question: If New Zealand were to stand any chance of chasing 409, they needed a @placeholder special.

Answer: Brendon McCullum


The identity of the kissing couple immortalized in the throes of passions in Times Square on VJ Day, 1945 has been thrown into doubt after a new scientific theory disproved all existing accounts. More than a dozen people claimed to be either the the sailor or the nurse shown passionately embracing as the news broke of the end of the Second World War after Japan's surrender. But according to a team of astronomers, none of their accounts can be true. The scientists say they have managed to pinpoint the time of the shot by analyzing the shadows in the image - and their result does not match any of the stories put forward.
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Sailor and a nurse were immortalized in photograph from August 14, 1945
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Was published in Life magazine - but photographer didn't get their names
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More than a dozen people have claimed they were in the image
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Scientists have now debunked some stories via astronomy
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Say they have pinned time of image to 5:51pm - which does not match any leading stories

Question: He remembers tearing through @placeholder kissing everyone in sight from sheer excitement.

Answer: Times Square


A British ISIS fighter, who used to live at home with his mother and work as a security guard in Morrisons, appears to be living as a hopeless loner in Syria. According to his social media page, Omar Hussain, has real difficulty completing the most basic daily jobs including peeling potatoes for his dinner and washing his clothes. Avidly recording his mundane life through an array of pictures and essays, Hussein seems to be a lonely, bored fighter, scrounging off ISIS without ever fighting on the frontline. Known as Abu Saeed al-Britani or Awlaki, Omar Hussain told BBC Newsnight last August: 'I hate the UK, the only reason why I would intend to return to the UK is when I want to come and plant a bomb somewhere.'
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Omar Hussain posts pictures of his terrible cooking and love of chocolate
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The 27-year-old spends his time feeding his cat and going to the pool
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Hussain initially joined Jabhat al-Nusra but switched to ISIS after just four months
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He appeared in an ISIS propaganda video, urging Muslims to join ISIS

Question: He also showed off his photos of himself lazily lounging by a swimming pool in @placeholder.

Answer: Syria

Question: The former supermarket security guard seems to enjoy spending much of his time lounging by a pool in @placeholder.

Answer: Syria


Washington (CNN) When Democrats have faced uncomfortable questions about their own bad actors, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand has now twice answered first. The New York senator's Facebook post Wednesday calling on Democratic Sen. Al Franken of Minnesota to resign in the wake of sexual assault allegations led to dozens more party leaders issuing the same call within hours. It came weeks after she'd made headlines when asked about Bill Clinton's sexual misconduct. Gillibrand said that -- if that misconduct happened today -- she'd want Clinton to resign the presidency. Widely seen as a prospect for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, Gillibrand's moves against leading figures in her own party have positioned her to turn her focus to Republicans and make an aggressive case against Trump.
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Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand is widely seen as a prospect for the 2020 race
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Gillibrand's aides say there was no political calculation behind her moves

Question: "@placeholder did very important things for this country, but my point is about this conversation that we're having today.

Answer: Bill Clinton

Answer: Clinton


As China approaches the 70th anniversary of the end of the Second Sino-Japanese War, one tourist attraction has been stepping up its patriotism. An archery range in Qingyuan, southern China, has replaced its bull's eye targets with cartoon images of Japanese soldiers. According to reports from August 23, visitor numbers have increased since the attraction appeared. Photographs of the range showed a billboard with three soldiers wearing green uniforms, apparently in shock. The cartoon characters were sporting a moustache associated with Japanese soldiers in China. A slogan also appears above the soldiers, which reads, 'old and young men, shoot devils together'.
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Archery range in Qingyuan, China, installed 'patriotic targets' for visitors
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New targets, to celebrate V-Day, are cartoon images of Japanese soldiers
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According to recent reports, visitors to the range have increased

Question: They also revealed that the range is planning to host additional anti-@placeholder themed events at the attraction on the day of the V-Day anniversary.

Answer: Japanese War

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japanese


The last words from Texas teenager Sarah Said were 'Oh my God, I'm dying'. Then the 911 emergency operator heard a barrage of gunshots. Sarah, 17, and her sister Amina, 18, were found shot 11 times in the back of their father's taxi, abandoned in a hotel parking lot in 2008. Their father Yaser Abdel Said is wanted by the FBI for their murders. Now seven years on, a documentary called 'The Price of Honor' which was screened in Washington this week explores the sisters' story and brings to light the subject of honor killings in the US. Scroll down to video
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Amina Said, 18, and her sister Sarah, 17, were shot dead on New Year's Day in 2008 and their bodies left in cab at hotel parking lot
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Ruth Trotter, whose son Joseph was dating Amina, says in documentary that the girls were victims of honor killings at the hands of their father
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'The Price of Honor' screened in Washington last week tells the girls' story and aims to shed light on such murders in the US
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Their father disappeared after their deaths and is still wanted by the FBI

Question: Trotter added that Amina and Sarah had nowhere to turn in @placeholder.

Answer: Texas


A photographer who captured startlingly intimate pictures of women's faces during childbirth hopes to highlight the differences in healthcare for mothers-to-be in Europe and Africa. Moa Karlberg, from Stockholm, attended labours in Sweden and Tanzania for her series of black and white pictures called Hundred Times The Difference, staying with the mothers during those life-changing moments anywhere from ten minutes to 18 hours. While in Europe the mothers took advantage of painkillers, nitrous oxide and a stream of medical help, while the women in Tanzania were in clinics lacking basic medical essentials like blood supplies or formula and were often too far from any trained midwives.
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Moa Karlberg, from Sweden, captured women in the throes of labour for project Hundred Times The Difference
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She shot mothers-to-be in Sweden and Tanzania to highlight the disparities between healthcare
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Says despite the difference in medical care, she was struck by the similarities of women's expressions

Question: 'In @placeholder, I could not spend enough time to apply the same method.

Answer: Tanzania

Answer: Tanzania

Answer: Tanzania


Manchester City have decided to listen to offers for Yaya Toure and Samir Nasri this summer as the Barclays Premier League champions look to repair the damage of a disastrous title defence. City manager Manuel Pellegrini is under intense scrutiny following Sunday’s 4-2 defeat by neighbours Manchester United. But as the City board refuse to give up on their manager just yet the decision has been made to jettison high-profile players who the club believe have failed them. Manchester City have decided to listen to offers for Ivorian midfielder Yaya Toure this summer The Premier League champions are also open to allowing Samir Nasri leave the Etihad Stadium
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Manchester City were beaten 4-2 by their rivals United at Old Trafford
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The defending Premier League champions will listen to offers for stars
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Yaya Toure and Samir Nasri are allowed to leave the Etihad this summer

Question: @placeholder may be difficult to sell as he earns in excess of £1million a month.

Answer: Yaya Toure

Answer: Yaya Toure

Answer: Yaya Toure


(CNN) The Virginia Supreme Court on Friday ruled against Gov. Terry McAuliffe's executive order seeking to reinstate the right to vote to approximately 206,000 Virginians who had been convicted of a felony but had completed their sentences. Writing for a 4-3 court, Chief Justice Donald W. Lemons held that the "assertion that a Virginia governor has the power to grant blanket, group pardons" is "irreconcilable" with the Constitution of Virginia. The ruling is a political setback to Democrats and was issued in the critical state about an hour before Hillary Clinton announced she would choose former Virginia governor and current Sen. Tim Kaine as her running mate. The court's opinion actually mentions Kaine, noting that when he was governor he contemplated a similar executive order but in the end was advised that he couldn't issue such a sweeping action.
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The ruling is a political setback to Democrats
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The challenge was brought by citizens and Republican state officials

Question: "And I will continue to sign orders until I have completed restoration for all 200,000 @placeholder.

Answer: Virginians

Answer: Virginia

Answer: Virginia


(CNN) -- The discovery of a "sophisticated" tunnel between a Mexican eat-in kitchen and two Southern California warehouses led authorities on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border to arrest at least nine suspects and seize between 20 and 30 tons of marijuana. The Thanksgiving Day find followed an eight-month investigation and came about three weeks after authorities discovered a similar drug tunnel in another warehouse in the Otay Mesa area of San Diego. Between the two incidents, agents in the United States and Mexico seized roughly the equivalent of one marijuana cigarette for each of California's nearly 37 million residents, Drug Enforcement Administration special agent Ralph Partridge said Friday.
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NEW: Authorities describe a "very sophisticated" drug smuggling tunnel
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NEW: The tunnel was between a Tijuana eat-in kitchen and two San Diego warehouses
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NEW: Two people have been arrested in the United States, and at least seven in Mexico
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The tunnel is in the same area where agents found another this month

Question: Its southern entry was in the kitchen of a stucco @placeholder, Mexico, home, which had a garage attached big enough for tractor-trailer trucks.

Answer: Tijuana


Ten-man Roma scored a late equalizer to salvage a 1-1 draw with Juventus on Monday and keep alive their faint Serie A title hopes. Former Barcelona midfielder Seydou Keita headed in following a free-kick in the 78th minute at the Stadio Olimpico after Carlos Tevez had given Juventus the lead 14 minutes earlier with a curling free-kick. Tevez's goal came shortly after Vasilios Torosidis was shown a second yellow card for a debatable foul on Arturo Vidal, marking the fourth red for Roma in their last four Serie A meetings with Juventus. Seydou Keita rose highest at the back post to head the home side level with just over 10 minutes to play
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Roma held Juventus to a 1-1 draw in the top-of-the-table clash
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Roma defender Vasilis Torosidis was sent off for a second bookable
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Carlos Tevez gave visitors the lead with brilliant free kick after 64 minutes
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Seydou Keita equalised for the home side with just over 10 minutes left

Question: 'I'm pleased with what we did until the 70th minute,' @placeholder coach Massimiliano Allegri said.

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus

Question: 'Down a goal with 10 men, a reaction like that shows the squad is alive and has personality and character,' @placeholder coach Rudi Garcia said.

Answer: Roma

Answer: Roma

Answer: Roma

Answer: Roma


The man who was beheaded by an ISIS fanatic at a factory in France has been named as Herve Cornara. Pictured left, Cornara was the boss at ATC-colicom in Chassieu - near the scene of yesterday's horrific execution. His head  was found pinned to the gates at the American-owned Air Products factory in Saint-Quentin-Fallavier. It was surrounded by two Islamist flags Cornara ran his own business offering a delivery service. Four people were in custody in connection with his beheading, and for setting off the explosion at the Air Products gas factory in south-eastern France. A spokeswoman for the Paris prosecutor's office today confirmed that one of the four suspects detained  has been released, while the suspected assassin isn't speaking to investigators.
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Herve Cornara - boss of the ATC-colicom in Chassieu - has been identified as the man beheaded in France on Friday
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Shocking attack took place at the headquarters of American-owned Air Products close to Lyon in southern France
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Police seized woman at home of ‘ISIS fanatic’ who beheaded boss and scrawled  on his severed head in Arabic
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Alleged killer has been named as father of three Yassine Salhi, 30, with the victim believed to be his employer
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The company both men worked for is understood to have regularly delivered to the Air Products factory
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Delivery driver's wife later claimed that Salhi was a 'normal Muslim' who left for work as usual at 7am today

Question: Police swooped on the apartment building in @placeholder-Priest, in the suburbs of the city of Lyon, just hours after the 30-year-old delivery driver was arrested on suspicion of writing Arabic slogans on his employer's severed head and hanging it on a fence outside the nearby headquarters of Air Products.

Answer: Saint

Question: 'The terrorist threat is at a maximum', he wrote, adding that @placeholder 'must make every effort to protect its citizens'.

Answer: France

Answer: France

Answer: France

Answer: France


It was the discovery that finally provided an answer to the greatest murder mystery of all time – the identity of Jack the Ripper. Last year, The Mail on Sunday revealed claims that DNA evidence has proved that the serial killer was Polish immigrant Aaron Kosminski. Now, exclusive photographs of the alleged murderer’s family offer the strongest clues yet to what he looked like. Kosminski was a Polish Jew who had fled to London with his family, escaping the Russian pogroms in the early 1880s. The family album portraits that descendants say are of his sister, Matilda, and brother, Isaac, offer an insight into the Ripper’s respectable family background. Isaac was a successful tailor in Whitechapel, East London, while Matilda was a married mother of nine children.
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Last year, The MoS showed DNA evidence that Polish immigrant Aaron Kosminski was Ripper
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Photos of alleged murderer’s family offer strongest clues yet to what he looked like
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Kosminski was a Polish Jew who had fled to London with his family
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The 19th century portraits show his sister Matilda and brother Isaac

Question: The photograph said to be of @placeholder’s brother Isaac fits that description.

Answer: Aaron Kosminski

Answer: Kosminski

Answer: Aaron Kosminski

Answer: Kosminski


A Victorian farmer who has distributed his famous Wagyu beef to more than 20 countries has given up after bitter battle with his local council. David Blackmore, who supplies Wagyu beef to celebrity chef Neil Perry's famous Rockpool restaurant in Melbourne, will now move his operation interstate where it will be run by his adult children. Mr Blackmore has farmed Wagyu cattle on his Alexandra property for over a decade is fed up with the red tape associated with running his business, the ABC reports. The farmer's battle with Murrindindi Shire Council began  when he took his animals out of the feedlot so they could live on a 150-hectare farm.
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David Blackmore has been running his farm out of rural Victoria since 2004
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Mr Blackmore says battle with his local council has affected his health
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The cattle farmer will no longer fight, he will move his operation interstate
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Neil Perry started a petition to stop the closure of the Wagyu beef supplier
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Mr Blackmore supplies Wagyu to Perry's  Melbourne restaurant, Rockpool

Question: According to Mr @placeholder, the relocation improved the quality of the meat but angered neighbours who have property in the middle of Mr Blackmore's 150-hectare property.

Answer: David Blackmore

Answer: Mr Blackmore

Answer: David Blackmore

Answer: Blackmore

Answer: Blackmore

Question: According to Mr Blackmore, the relocation improved the quality of the meat but angered neighbours who have property in the middle of Mr @placeholder's 150-hectare property.

Answer: David Blackmore

Answer: Mr Blackmore

Answer: David Blackmore

Answer: Blackmore

Answer: Blackmore


Washington (CNN) Two months ago, the Washington Metropolitan Police Department's new commander, Chanel Dickerson, made a pledge: Let's find our missing girls. Now, as the department posts profiles of missing black and Latina girls in the nation's capital on its Twitter feed almost daily, members of the Congressional Black Caucus are calling for a federal investigation. In a letter Tuesday, the lawmakers asked Attorney General Jeff Sessions and FBI Director James Comey to "devote the resources necessary to determine whether these developments are an anomaly, or whether they are indicative of an underlying trend that must be addressed." "(W)hen children of color go missing, authorities often assume they are runaways rather than victims of abduction," they added.
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Local police data show 22 missing child cases are open in DC
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"One missing person is one person too many," DC's police commander said

Question: While Lowery said the number of child abductions is down across the country, the level of runaway cases seen in @placeholder and other major cities is particularly disturbing.

Answer: DC

Answer: DC


Liverpool are tracking Lucas Digne, the Paris Saint-Germain left back, as they look to apply the finishing touches to their summer business. With Liverpool expected to announce the £32.5million signing of Christian Benteke on Wednesday, Brendan Rodgers' squad looks well balanced ahead of the new season but there is one area that he may yet look to bolster. It is unclear whether Liverpool would look to pursue a loan or permanent deal for 22-year-old Digne, who has been linked with Atletico Madrid and Roma, but the France international has been discussed as an option. Though Joe Gomez, the £3.5m acquisition form Charlton, has impressed as a left back on Liverpool's tour of South East Asia and Australia, it remains to be seen whether he would be ready for a full campaign in the Barclays Premier League in that position.
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PSG defender Lucas Digne is a summer transfer target for Liverpool
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It is unclear whether move for Digne would be a loan deal or permanent
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Brendan Rodgers is looking to bolster his squad ahead of new season
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Christian Benteke is expected to be unveiled at Liverpool on Wednesday
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Liverpool XI: here's how Brendan Rodgers' side could line up this season
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READ: Mario Balotelli's future in his own hands says Liverpool boss

Question: Digne said on his arrival: 'To play for Paris Saint-@placeholder, with these exceptional players, is a dream come true.

Answer: Germain


Liverpool could be forced to pay a tribunal record of over £10million for Danny Ings if Burnley can prove Tottenham were interested in signing the striker for a fee in that region. The 23-year-old joined the Reds on a free transfer during the summer after his contract at Turf Moor expired. However, as he is under 24, Burnley are entitled to a transfer fee which now looks set to be decided by tribunal after the two clubs failed to reach an agreement. They will present their valuation of the player to the Premier League and the Professional Football Compensation Committee (PFCC) could determine a fee in the new year, although there is still scope for the clubs to agree before then.
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Liverpool FC news: All the latest from Anfield
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Danny Ings signed for Liverpool from Burnley in the summer window
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As striker Ings is under 24, a transfer fee will be decided by a tribunal
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Burnley are set to use Spurs' interest in player as a key piece of evidence
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Liverpool may have to pay over £10m if it is proved Spurs offered that

Question: However, given the safety net of the tribunal process, @placeholder were prepared to let Ings run down his contract rather than lose their star striker for the final five months of the campaign.

Answer: Burnley

Answer: Burnley

Answer: Burnley

Answer: Burnley


A wife’s car crushed her husband to death after she jumped out of it without setting the handbrake when she saw him fall over in front of her, an inquest heard today. Jane Ramsell, 64, realised her husband Philip, 77, had fallen when he opened the gate to his mother-in-law’s home in Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, as they returned after a week’s holiday. But she forgot to set the handbrake when she jumped out of her grey automatic Honda CVR which was left in drive mode - and it rolled forwards over Mr Ramsell and pinned him to the ground. The horror was compounded when Mrs Ramsell later told his family that he had died ‘peacefully' - failing to mention it was her car which killed him, Reading Coroner’s Court in Berkshire was told.
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Jane Ramsell realised her husband Philip had fallen as he opened gate
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But handbrake was not set when she went to help in Henley-on-Thames
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Car was left in drive mode and rolled forwards over 77-year-old husband
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Mrs Ramsell told family that he died 'peacefully' - failing to mention car

Question: Speaking after the inquest, @placeholder and his sister said in a statement: ‘We are still deeply saddened and confused about the sudden tragic death of our father in terrible circumstances and regret that at today’s inquest we do not feel the coroner was able to fully establish the facts surrounding the incident.’

Answer: Ramsell

Answer: Ramsell


The International Cricket Council has withdrawn Pakistani umpire Aleem Dar  from the remainder of the limited-overs series between India and South Africa because of 'extremist' threats The ICC claimed on Monday that an 'extreme' group threatened to prevent him from officiating in the last game in Mumbai. 'Under the present circumstances, it will be unreasonable to expect from Aleem that he will be able to perform his duties to the best of his abilities,' they said in a statement. 'As such, he has been withdrawn and his replacement will be announced in due course.' Dar officiated in the first three games of the five one day international series which South Africa lead 2-1 and was also due to stand in the fourth match in Chennai on Thursday and in Mumbai on Sunday.
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Pakistani umpire was due to stand in final two ODIs against South Africa
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ICC says 'it is unreasonable to expect Aleem will be able to perform his duties'
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It follows protests against India and Pakistan renewed cricketing relations

Question: The two countries have not met in a Test match since India beat Pakistan 1-0 at home in 2007 though @placeholder did play a one-day series in India in 2012-13.

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistan


(CNN) The Australian Parliament passed a measure Wednesday legalizing medical marijuana. The amendments to the Narcotic Drugs Act will allow cannabis to be legally grown for medical and scientific purposes for the first time in Australia. "This is an historic day for Australia and the many advocates who have fought long and hard to challenge the stigma around medicinal cannabis products so genuine patients are no longer treated as criminals," Minister for Health Sussan Ley said in a statement. "This is the missing piece in a patient's treatment journey and will now see seamless access to locally-produced medicinal cannabis products from farm to pharmacy."
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Australian Parliament passes a measure to legalize medical marijuana
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Lucy Haslam petitioned to legalize medical cannabis after her son used it to treat terminal cancer
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Recreational marijuana remains illegal

Question: Other patients in @placeholder lauded the government for Wednesday's milestone.

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australian

Question: @placeholder resident Narelle Reimers wished she could have used medical marijuana when she was fighting cancer.

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australian


Hong Kong (CNN) China is willing to take the economic hit of greater sanctions on North Korea, a top official said Monday, as Washington continues to pressure Beijing on the issue. "Given China's traditional economic ties with North Korea, China more than anyone will pay a price for implementing the resolution," Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said at the ASEAN Regional Forum in the Philippines, according to a statement from the ministry. "In order to maintain the international nuclear non-proliferation system and regional peace and stability, China will, as always, enforce the full content of relevant resolutions in a comprehensive and strict manner."
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North Korea has promised to make the US "pay dearly" for new sanctions
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They were passed unanimously by the UN Security Council in the wake of North Korean missile testing

Question: "@placeholder's economy is not so large that it can afford to forgo stiff economic sanctions on exports like coal, one of the mainstays of (the country's) economy," he said.

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korean


(CNN) -- So much for Instagram? Facebook on Thursday launched a photo-sharing app called Facebook Camera, which aims to make it simpler for the social network's users to upload and browse photos on smartphones. The news comes only weeks after Facebook spent $1 billion on a similar photo-sharing app called Instagram. And only days after the company's initial public offering got a lukewarm reception from Wall Street and raised the eyebrows of financial regulators. The company says the app, which will be available late Thursday for Apple iOS devices, makes Facebook photos more fun and accessible. "When you launch the app, you'll see a feed of just great photos from the people you care about," the company said in a press release. "You can swipe to see more of any album or tap to enlarge an individual photo."
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Facebook launches a 'Camera' app on Thursday
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The app lets users edit, filter and share photos
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It is being compared to Instagram, which Facebook recently purchased
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Bloggers say the app was developed before that $1 billion deal

Question: The filters in @placeholder were developed by Facebook and are not borrowed from Instagram."

Answer: Facebook Camera