A taxi driver may have to pay $25,000 after a judge said the cabbie refused to pick up passengers because they're black, passing them over for white riders while they watched. Cabbie Baqir Raza 'discriminated based on race and color' when he turned away Cynthia Jordan and her two daughters in October 2013, Administrative Law Judge Richard Kramer wrote in recommending the fine last month. It's subject to city Human Rights Commission approval. Jordan, an accounting executive, and her adult and teen daughters were trying to get to a family birthday party when they spotted Raza's cab in midtown Manhattan.
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Cabbie Baqir Raza 'discriminated based on race and color' when he turned away Cynthia Jordan and her two daughters in October 2013
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Raza picked up two white women just 25 feet down the block, they said
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Hundreds of cabbies were accused of refusing passengers based on race, gender or other improper factors in a subsequent undercover crackdown

Question: @placeholder told the rights agency in a written response that the white women simply got in when another rider got out.

Answer: Cabbie Baqir Raza

Answer: Raza

Answer: Cabbie Baqir Raza

Answer: Raza


Sherrie Miller--troubled ex wife of golf pro John Daly--is in the news again, this time for allegedly threatening to post nude photos of a woman to social media. Miller, who was married to Daly from 2001 to 2010, was arrested by authorities in Tennessee on Sunday on extortion and harassment charges after they say she found the woman's photos on her boyfriend's cell phone. The Shelby County Sheriff's Office issued the warrant on September 8 and says it stems from an earlier domestic dispute between the two women. Investigators say Miller texted the victim saying she would post the photos. On September 1, the victim told authorities that Miller had posted screenshots of photos of the victim to Miller's own Facebook page.
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Sherrie Miller was arrested Sunday for allegedly threatening to post to social media nude pics of a woman she found on her boyfriend's phone
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Shelby County, Tenn. police say the warrant, issued September 8, stems from a domestic confrontation between Miller and another woman
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Miller and Daly married in 2001 and separated in 2007. The couple have a son, John Jr.
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Miller is currently suing Daly's fiancee Anna Cladakis for alienation of affection, citing claims Cladakis broke up their marriage

Question: Miller says her marriage with Daly ended because @placeholder and Daly developed a sexual relationship while the couple was separated.

Answer: Anna Cladakis

Answer: Cladakis


(CNN) First, consider this: It's the summer of 2019 and a dozen Democratic presidential candidates are gathered onstage for a debate somewhere in the Midwest. The network moderator concludes her introductions and tees up the opening question. "Who here tonight supports moving the United States toward a single-payer, or 'Medicare for all,' taxpayer-funded health care system?" Pause it there and rewind to January 2016 in Iowa. The caucuses are days away, and Hillary Clinton is fending off an unexpected challenge from Sen. Bernie Sanders. The discussion turns to single-payer, and Clinton balks. "People who have health emergencies can't wait for us to have a theoretical debate about some better idea that will never, ever come to pass," she tells voters in Des Moines, explaining her campaign's focus on preserving and expanding Obamacare, while dismissing the progressive insurgent's more ambitious pitch.
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Sanders campaigned relentlessly against the Republican bills, mostly in the Midwest and Rust Belt.
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Public opinion polls have begun to show more support among Democrats for single-payer.

Question: If @placeholder fail to claw back enough seats in next year's midterm elections, the health care conversation will remain in its current state: purely hypothetical.

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democrats

Question: "The grassroots movement for universal health care will have to push Democratic leaders to not just voice support for @placeholder-for-all when the party is in the minority," she said, "but also demand that Democrats commit to keep fighting and refuse to back down or water down the proposal when the party is back in power."

Answer: Medicare


A woman who endured domestic abuse for years at the hands of her 'evil' ex-partner has urged other victims to seek help and not hide violence at home like she did. Susan, who is now in her early sixties, revealed to FEMAIL that her ex, Steve, used to regularly beat her, throttle her and once threatened her with a hammer. They had a daughter together, Grace (all names have been changed to protect victims' identities), and she was terrified to leave their home in Liverpool because Steve said he would kill them if they ever tried to escape. During this time, Susan forged a successful career in human resources and nobody had any idea of the violence she suffered at home.
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Susan lived with abusive partner in Liverpool for more than 15 years
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Too scared to leave him as he threatened to kill her and their daughter
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Had successful career in human resources and hid troubles at home
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Only escaped after daughter called police when he nearly killed her
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Pair have been able to move on with support of NSPCC

Question: Their whirlwind romance led to her becoming pregnant six months later and it was then @placeholder began to show his true colours.

Answer: Steve

Answer: Steve


(CNN) The family of an African-American man fatally shot in the back by Chicago police last week filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the officers alleging wrongful death and excessive force. The lawsuit, filed Monday, alleges the police officers fired at Paul O'Neal "without lawful justification or excuse." It's the latest shooting to highlight the already tenuous relationship between some communities and police, and it touches on broader issues that have time and again racked the Windy City: body cameras, police accountability and seemingly unstemmable violence. Many in the nation's third-largest city are still reeling from the 2014 Laquan McDonald shooting, which left a Chicago officer facing a murder charge after more than a yearlong delay in releasing dashboard camera footage. And earlier this year, a task force established by the mayor released a report accusing the police of widespread racism.
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Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson relieves three officers of police powers
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Police investigate how suspected car thief was shot in back; body cam didn't record

Question: Deep-seated distrust of law enforcement continues to plague relations between police and some @placeholder communities.

Answer: Chicago

Answer: Chicago


The FIFA corruption saga took another twist on Monday when the head of the inspection team for the murky 2018 and 2022 World Cup bids was banned from football for seven years. Chilean Harold Mayne-Nicholls, who considered standing for the FIFA presidency in the last election, received a suspension from FIFA’s ethics committee for demanding favours from Qatar three months before the vote in December 2010. Mayne-Nicholls asked for his son and nephew to be given jobs in Qatar’s Aspire academy in Doha. The request was originally honoured but later turned down, for fear it would leave space for ‘incorrect interpretations’ of the bidding process.
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Harold Mayne-Nicholls was in charge of commission which assessed bids
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A leaked email shows him 'asking for personal favours' from Qatar
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Mayne-Nicholls has been banned from football for seven years
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A statement read that the decision was taken following a hearing

Question: The evaluation report gave @placeholder the worst ranking, due to its extreme summer heat, but the country still won the 2022 vote and the World Cup was switched from June-July to November-December.

Answer: Qatar

Answer: Qatar

Answer: Qatar

Question: The email from Borbely, reproduced on the website www.transparencyinsport.org, also showed in September 2010, @placeholder-Nicholls contacted Bleicher asking for places at the academy for family members.

Answer: Harold Mayne

Answer: Mayne

Answer: Harold Mayne

Answer: Mayne

Question: The email from Borbely, reproduced on the website www.transparencyinsport.org, also showed in September 2010, Mayne-@placeholder contacted Bleicher asking for places at the academy for family members.

Answer: Nicholls

Answer: Nicholls

Answer: Nicholls

Answer: Nicholls


(CNN) Gov. Robert Bentley's resignation came Monday, a much-expected if long-delayed climax to a saga that had dogged him and Alabama for years. It began with Bentley's alleged dalliances with political adviser Rebekah Caldwell Mason, but over the years it turned into a maelstrom, sucking in everything around it: the state's top cop, the state attorney general's office, a US Senate seat, multiple prosecutors, the Legislature and the Alabama Ethics Commission. Ultimately, as special counsel Jack Sharman outlined a string of salacious allegations before a state House Judiciary Committee resolved to impeach the second-term governor, Bentley cut a deal with prosecutors and stepped down.
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New governor accepts resignation of husband to woman at center of alleged affair
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Robert Bentley resigns in face of impeachment hearing; Kay Ivey now governor

Question: Dianne Bentley saw her divorce from the governor made final last year, but only after she surreptitiously recorded her husband telling @placeholder he loved her and enjoyed putting his hands under her shirt.

Answer: Rebekah Caldwell Mason

Question: At one point, @placeholder is heard suggesting, "If we're going to do what we did the other day, we're going to have to start locking the door."

Answer: Robert Bentley

Answer: Bentley

Answer: Bentley

Answer: Robert Bentley


Hugo Lloris has cast a doubt over his Tottenham future by refusing to rule out a move to Ligue 1 giants Paris Saint-Germain this summer. The 28-year-old has been a revelation since joining the north London side three years ago, with a number of clubs now closely monitoring the France international. Manchester United and French champions PSG are among the teams chasing Lloris' signature, with the Spurs No 1 admitting that a move to the latter is not entirely out of the question. He told L’Equipe: 'You should never say never, but my ideas are clear in my head, they are the same that I have had for the last 16-17 years.
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Hugo Lloris is attracting interest from French giants PSG among others
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The Spurs No 1 has refused to rule out a move to Laurent Blanc's side
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The 28-year-old has admitted he is thinking about his future
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Lloris revealed he does not have a release clause in his current contract at Tottenham - which runs out in 2019

Question: 'I don't know if it was to try to destabilise @placeholder at one point in the season but I think that he is doing good things at PSG and people forget about that.

Answer: PSG

Answer: PSG

Question: When asked if he regretted his move to @placeholder added: 'I have never thought that this was a bad decision.

Answer: Lloris

Answer: Lloris


(CNN) Stacey Harvey was driving with her young son Cole in the back seat on an afternoon just like any other. The two were having a casual conversation when Cole suddenly asked, "What if I never learn how to read?" "He was really fearful, thinking he might not ever read," Stacey recalled. That's when she realized that, even at a young age, Cole and his brother, Stephen, were more aware of their dyslexia than she thought. "He was only 6 and hadn't been exposed to a public school setting where lots of people were easily reading and writing," she said about Cole. "I explained to him that people learn many different ways, and if this way is not the right way, then we'll find another one, and if that's not the right way, then we'll find another one."
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Two brothers with dyslexia turn to new technologies to help them read
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"For a person with a disability, technology makes things possible," one expert says

Question: That moment, which left @placeholder stunned, happened eight years ago.

Answer: Stacey Harvey

Answer: Stacey


(CNN) Leia Pameticky has been waiting for this moment for much of her young life. When news broke that Boy Scouts of America will allow girls to join, the fourth grader from Kansas said she couldn't wait to go on the same adventures her father talked about from his Boy Scout days. "I was like, yes! Finally!" Leia told CNN affiliate KWCH. "There is no boy and girl things. There's only people things." But not everyone is thrilled -- namely, Girl Scouts of the USA. The competition is on The BSA said its decision comes after years of requests from girls to join. Indeed, girls have been joining Boy Scout troops for years. It's not even the first time BSA has opened its ranks to youth who are not boys -- teen girls, for example, have been able to join its Venturing program since the late-20th century.
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Boy Scouts announcement sparked questions about the future of the Girl Scouts
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Girl Scouts defends importance of an "all-girl, girl-led, and girl-friendly" environment

Question: It has not announced any plans to change in light of the @placeholder news.

Answer: Boy Scouts of America

Answer: Boy Scout

Answer: BSA

Answer: Boy Scout

Answer: BSA

Answer: Boy Scouts


Helena Bonham-Carter has credited Mozart with helping make her children 'unbelievably clever,'  it has been reported. The quirky actress revealed that she started educating her two children when they were still in the womb by playing them the music of the celebrated composer. 'I basically played Mozart and violin concertos again and again because it stimulated the inner ear of the unborn baby,' The newly-separated star, reportedly told Classic FM. 'And everything that they promised happened to both my children. They came out alert, unbelievably clever, and very relaxed.' Scroll down for video Actress Helena Bonham-Carter revealed she played her 'unbelievably clever' children Mozart in the womb Pictured: The actress with Tim Burton, and their children Billy Ray and Nell
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Helena Bonham-Carter says she played her children Mozart in the womb
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Actress claims it stimulates the inner ear of the unborn baby
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Researchers said exposure to music in the womb could influence brain develoment

Question: @placeholder has two children, Billy Ray, 11, and Nell, seven, with director Tim Burton.

Answer: Helena Bonham-Carter

Answer: Helena Bonham-Carter

Answer: Helena Bonham-Carter


(CNN) -- In June, Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf, the man behind the proposed ground zero mosque, was asked on live radio if he believed Hamas is a terrorist organization. This isn't a difficult question: Hamas employs suicide bombers and fires incendiary rockets at civilian targets within Israel. It calls for the destruction of the Jewish state followed by the establishment of a potentially fundamentalist and repressive regime. Governments all over the world, including the United States and the European Union, rightfully consider Hamas to be a terrorist organization that willfully and indiscriminately targets innocent civilians. Yet Imam Rauf, after being asked this simple, straightforward question, refused to state whether or not he believed Hamas to be a terrorist organization. He said: "I will not allow anybody to put me in a position where I am seen by any party in the world as an adversary or as an enemy."
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Rick Lazio says the Imam behind the planned Islamic Center refused to call Hamas terrorist
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Lazio: Other associations also make him wary of center's funding sources
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He says New Yorkers have a right to know where money is coming from to feel safe
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Lazio: The state attorney general should request Cordoba Initiative open its books

Question: Now @placeholder wants to build and lead a $100 million, 13-story community center and mosque.

Answer: Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf

Answer: Imam Rauf

Answer: Imam

Question: The @placeholder has reported less than $20,000 in assets.

Answer: Cordoba Initiative


A two-year-old California boy who was born paralyzed from the waist down has been denied a wheelchair from his parent's insurance company. Aubrey and Joe Allred, the parents of toddler Crue, said they wanted their son to have a new wheelchair, however Anthem Blue Cross refused to grant him one because he is too young. Aubrey said she was also told her son would be eligible for a wheelchair when he is five years old. Crue, who was born with spina bifida, currently gets around in a $1,100 ZipZac, which is a miniature wheelchair that is low to the ground and often gets stuck on cracks in the sidewalk.
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Crue Allred, two, was born with spina bifida, and currently gets around in a miniature wheelchair that gets stuck on cracks in sidewalk
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Aubrey and Joe Allred, Crue's parents, said they wanted a new wheelchair so he could be more independent; insurer Anthem Blue Cross denied claim
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Insurance company said claim was rejected because Allred's doctor did not provide necessary documents before legal deadline to process claim
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Family friend raised nearly $16,000 in donations allowing for Crue to have a new wheelchair, along with standing walker and standing wheelchair

Question: I don't know where he would be without his little @placeholder chair.

Answer: ZipZac


(CNN) A prehistoric crocodile once roamed the shallow seas of the Middle Jurassic period, crushing prey with its massive jaw and blunt teeth. A British heavy metal icon once roamed the world's stages, piercing his audience's eardrums with his distorted Rickenbacker bass. Thanks to a newly published scientific discovery, the duo is now bound by a name. Lemmysuchus obtusidens: "Absolute monster' Lemmysuchus obtusidens was unveiled in the Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society earlier this week, after a team of international scientists led by University of Edinburgh paleontologist Michela Johnson found that a prehistoric teleosaur specimen at London's Natural History Museum (NHM) had been misidentified for more than 100 years.
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A team of scientists with a penchant for hard rock wanted to pay homage to an icon
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"He was this big old nasty thing": the prehistoric crocodile, that is.

Question: "Motörhead are one of my favorite bands and since @placeholder died I have been thinking, 'How I can I get something named after Lemmy?'

Answer: Lemmysuchus

Answer: Lemmysuchus

Question: "Motörhead are one of my favorite bands and since Lemmy died I have been thinking, 'How I can I get something named after @placeholder?'

Answer: Lemmysuchus

Answer: Lemmysuchus

Question: @placeholder was a teleosaur, a group of extinct marine crocodiles who lived around 164 million years ago, according to a NHM press release.

Answer: Lemmysuchus

Answer: Lemmysuchus

Question: @placeholder isn't the first musician to have a fossil named after him.

Answer: Lemmysuchus

Answer: Lemmysuchus


A new mobile app that allows you to use almost 600 gyms for one fee could turn the gym membership model on its head. The KFit app launched on Tuesday in Australia, allowing members to access multiple fitness studios, gyms and facilities in Melbourne or Sydney through one monthly membership of $69. 'It is a fitness sharing model similar to Uber and all of those... It's basically a monthly subscription, with unlimited access, that you can stop anytime,' Jaye Raykos, KFit general manager, told Daily Mail Australia. 'With the subscription you can go hula hooping, circus classes abseiling, CrossFit – anything you can think of.'
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A new mobile app allows the user to work out in 600 gyms for one fee
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The KFit app launched this week in Australia and is 'similar to Uber'
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Users sign up for monthly membership of $69 and have unlimited use
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'You can go hula hooping, circus classes abseiling, CrossFit – anything'

Question: There are almost 283 gyms involved in Sydney and about 246 in Melbourne who are involved with @placeholder and the number is growing by 20 to 30 partners per week.

Answer: KFit

Answer: KFit

Answer: KFit


(CNN) Imagine a presidential election campaign in which a bombastic candidate campaigns by insulting people, and by making promises and threats that sound so outlandish that people think, surely, he must be exaggerating. Now imagine that candidate wins. Welcome to the Philippines, where Rodrigo Duterte, also known as "The Punisher" assumed the presidency on June 30. The experience should prove informative for people considering the election of another "tell-it-like-it-is" politician, America's very own Donald J. Trump. Duterte just caused an international incident when he called the US ambassador a "gay son of a bitch," during a recent speech to a military group. He claimed he used those words in a conversation with Secretary of State John Kerry when Kerry was visiting the Philippines. Duterte recounted for his audience how he complained to Kerry about Ambassador Philip Goldberg, one of America's most senior diplomats, because he interfered with the election by "giving statements here and there."
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Frida Ghitis: Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte is threatening to dismantle democracy with his brash behavior
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He's encouraging killing, insulting the US ambassador, joking about rape and making threats to the Supreme Court, she says

Question: A local newspaper has a regularly updated "Kill List," to track "the casualties of @placeholder's war on crime."

Answer: Rodrigo Duterte

Answer: Duterte

Answer: Duterte

Answer: Rodrigo Duterte


(CNN) NASA is sending a space probe to chase down a dark, potentially dangerous asteroid. The probe will take a sample of the asteroid and -- in a US space first -- bring the sample back to Earth. "This is a dark asteroid that we have found and we're going to hunt down, we're going to orbit, we're going to take a good look at it and we're going to bring back a sample," Jim Green, director of NASA's Planetary Science Division, said at a news briefing on August 17. If you're thinking this sounds a bit like the plot from the 1998 sci-fi flick "Armageddon" you would be right, but without Bruce Willis (there won't be any people on this spacecraft) and without space shuttles (NASA retired the shuttles in 2011).
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NASA is launching a space probe to catch up to an asteroid
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OSIRIS-REx will bring back a sample of asteroid Bennu

Question: But @placeholder said that, as of right now, no agency has a plan to stop an asteroid or comet from hitting Earth.

Answer: NASA

Answer: NASA

Answer: NASA

Answer: NASA


(CNN) -- Hungry for the comforting food you grew up with? Thanks to some enterprising online retailers, your favorite regional flavors may be just a click away. Cookbook authors Matt and Ted Lee now split their time between New York and their childhood hometown of Charleston, South Carolina. But adjusting to the Big Apple wasn't easy at first for the two brothers. During their first New York winter in 1994, the Lee brothers suffered from serious twinges of homesickness. They sought solace in a childhood favorite --  the unroasted, saltwater-boiled peanuts sold by roadside vendors back home. After procuring 50 pounds of raw peanuts from a Bronx produce market, they set a portion to boiling in a stockpot on the stove.
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Some regional treats are a comforting taste of home if you live elsewhere
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These include boiled peanuts from the South, New Jersey's pork rolls, Ohio's chili
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Some online venders will ship regional favorites to your door

Question: We tend to take the flavors of our upbringing for granted until we move away -- then they become priceless experiences," @placeholder told CNN.

Answer: Ted Lee

Answer: Lee


Stunning footage has emerged showing wave-like clouds over the skies of Colorado. The Breckenridge Resort tweeted the video to highlight something known as Kelvin-Helmholtz waves, which can be found all over the solar system, including in Saturn's atmosphere. This beautiful pattern emerges in clouds when two different layers of air in the atmosphere are moving at different speeds. Kelvin-Helmholtz waves are everywhere. From Earth's clouds and ocean surfaces to the atmosphere of Jupiter, these waves have a striking pattern - a series of curled hills moving steadily in one direction. The shape of this pattern has a simple cause. A fast fluid, say wind, moving past a slower one, such as water, naturally creates this wave shape.
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Pattern created when when two layers of air move at different speeds
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These Kelvin-Helmholtz waves are more common than first thought
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Can also be found in Saturn's atmopshere and Earth's magnetosphere

Question: The first paper compared Kelvin-@placeholder waves to what was seen in the solar wind, the second team compared it to what was happening closer to Earth.

Answer: Helmholtz

Answer: Helmholtz

Answer: Helmholtz


Their fathers competed for dominance in fields as diverse as technology, media, music and the movies - but these young women have chosen the horse-riding field as their battleground. The daughters of Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Michael Bloomberg, Bruce Springsteen and Steven Spielberg have all gathered at a high-society event in Los Angeles, hoping to better their position in the expensive, exclusive and hyper-competitive world of equestrian sport. Some, such as media and tech heiress Georgina Bloomberg, 36, have been showjumping for more than a decade. Others, such as Eve Jobs, daughter to late Apple founder Steve, and Jennifer Gates, whose father founded Microsoft, and Destry Allyn Spring, daughter to Hollywood supremo Steven, are all 18 and still warming to the sport.
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Jennifer Gates, Eve Jobs, Georgina Bloomberg and Destry Allyn Spielberg are attending Longines Masters equestrian meet
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Jessica Bloomberg and Hannah Selleck also fixtures at society event
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The young women have been moving in horse-riding circles for decades
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Experts say it gives them a chance to shine away from famous parents

Question: @placeholder famously declared that he would not leave his billions to his children after they died, so they could achieve something for themselves.

Answer: Bill Gates


The brave man who stood up against a neo-Nazi at an anti-Islam rally has spoken out about the poignant moment that was captured on camera. During the Reclaim Australia rallies on the Easter weekend, anti-racism protester Jacob King was snapped staring into the eyes of a bald man with a swastika tattooed behind his ear. Mr King, from Melbourne, told Daily Mail Australia he had his arms spread out because he thought the man was going to attack him and his fellow protesters at Federation Square. Anti-racism protester Jacob King, from Melbourne, had a face off with a neo-Nazi at the Easter weekend's Reclaim Australia rallies
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Jacob King has been identified as man who stood up to anti-Islam protester with swastika tattooed behind his ear
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In a photo of Mr King holding his arms out and going toe-to-toe with aggressor was snapped by Kenji Wardenclyffe
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The anti-racism protester told Daily Mail Australia he had asked the neo-Nazi to back down and not fight his group

Question: Mr King said he was born and had grown up in a multicultural part of @placeholder, where he had been on the giving and receiving ends of 'racial prejudice and bigoted views'.

Answer: Melbourne

Answer: Melbourne

Question: The @placeholder event in Melbourne was also crashed by neo-nazis, who spectacularly clashed with anti-racism groups.

Answer: Reclaim Australia

Answer: Reclaim Australia


A gang wielding knives and axes attacked civilians, a police station, government offices and smashed vehicles in a restive region of China, the country's state-run Xinhua news agency reported Tuesday, citing local police. The incident -- called an "organized and premeditated" terror attack -- occurred Monday in northwestern China's Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region. Police officers at the scene shot dead dozens of people in the mob. Thirty-one cars were vandalized, including six that were set ablaze. It was not immediately known how many people were killed and injured. The location, Shache County, is where nine people authorities describe as terrorists attacked a police station, hurled explosives and torched police cars in December. Police shot and killed eight people in that attack.
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The strike is being called an "organized and premeditated" terror attack
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Police officers at the scene in northwestern China shot dead dozens of people in the mob
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There are longstanding tensions between Han Chinese and Uyghurs, a Turkic Muslim people

Question: Some Uyghurs have expressed resentment toward China's @placeholder majority in recent years over what they say is harsh treatment from Chinese security forces and Han people taking the lion's share of economic opportunities in Xinjiang.

Answer: Han Chinese


It is a mystery that has baffled the world's top scientists - why are there 'blood streaks' on one of Saturn's moons? 'It's clearly painted on the surface in some way that we do not as yet understand,' says Paul Schenk of the Lunar and Planetary Institute, who presented the results of the latest investigation  at the American Geophysical Union's annual meeting. 'We basically have a little mystery.' Cassini first spotted these mysterious red lines, which stretch 1,000 of miles across, scratched across the surface of Saturn's icy moon Tethys. The unexplained arc-shaped 'blood trails' are among the most unusual colour features on Saturn's moons to be revealed by the probe.
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The Cassini probe spotted mysterious red lines on Tethys, several hundred miles long and only a few miles wide
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Scientists thought they may be the result of some type of deformation on the moon caused by a strange orbit
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But simulations ruled out this possibility, and now astronomers say fractures unseen by Cassini may be the cause

Question: This may be because its proximity to Saturn causes more tidal warming, and that warming kept @placeholder partially molten longer.

Answer: Tethys

Answer: Tethys


Philadelphia (CNN) The Democratic A-list on Wednesday cast Donald Trump as a threat to the American dream -- and Hillary Clinton as the nation's only chance to save it. President Barack Obama called Trump a "homegrown demagogue." Michael Bloomberg dismissed him as a "con." And Vice President Joe Biden, in rejecting Trump, declared that "Americans have never, ever, ever, ever let their country down." How Obama made some anti-Trump Republicans jealous They set the frame for the Democratic National Convention's most important moment: Clinton's speech Thursday night. Here are six takeaways from the third night in Philadelphia: Obama: 'the America I know'
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President Obama gave a strong endorsement of Hillary Clinton and denounced Donald Trump
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Joe Biden and Michael Bloomberg also used speeches to take down Trump

Question: In a direct shot at @placeholder, Obama said: "Our power doesn't come from some self-declared savior promising that he alone can restore order as long as we do things his way."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump Republicans

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: From a video introduction that focused on the work left to do to achieve Obama's vision, the President made clear that @placeholder is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Hillary Clinton


She has become one of the most recognisable faces on Premier League benches, the woman doctor who Chelsea have relied upon to treat their injured players. But in the space of only four days, Eva Carneiro's relationship with Jose Mourinho has deteriorated so badly that we may not see her again. On Saturday, Carneiro and her colleague Jon Fearn angered the Chelsea manager by rushing on to the pitch to tend to Eden Hazard near the end of the 2-2 draw with Swansea. Eva Carneiro was born in Gibraltar to a Spanish father and English mother. She studied in Australia, did an MSc in London and a thesis at West Ham.
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Eva Carneiro will not be in dugout for Chelsea's next game with Man City
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She will remain as first-team doctor but will no longer attend games
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Jose Mourinho vented anger at Chelsea medical team after Swansea clash
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The medics ran to Eden Hazard's attention during closing stages
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Decision meant Chelsea were temporarily down to just nine players
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Mourinho claims he knew Hazard didn't need treatment as he was just tired

Question: @placeholder was hurt by that and Chelsea fans rushed to send her messages of support.

Answer: Eva Carneiro

Answer: Carneiro

Answer: Eva Carneiro

Answer: Eva Carneiro

Question: A Chelsea spokesman would not comment on @placeholder’s role or future on Tuesday night.

Answer: Eva Carneiro

Answer: Carneiro

Answer: Eva Carneiro

Answer: Eva Carneiro


(CNN) A 6.7 magnitude earthquake rocked the Greek Island of Kos early Friday, killing at least two people and injuring scores more, officials say. Mayor George Kyritsis told CNN Greece that at least two people -- a Swedish and a Turkish national -- have died. The quake's epicenter was just 16.2 kilometers (10.1 miles) east-northeast of Kos, in the sea between Greece and Turkey, the US Geological Survey said. At least five people on Kos were seriously injured after the quake hit, South Aegean region Gov. George Hadjimarkos told Greek TV channel Skai. Hadjimarkos said that the two fatalities occurred when the roof collapsed at a bar in a 1920s building in the old part of Kos. That area of town is known for its bars and is popular with tourists.
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Scores injured in earthquake off Turkish and Greek coasts
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At least 12 aftershocks followed the 6.7 magnitude tremblor

Question: The USGS estimated that approximately 200,000 people in Greece and @placeholder felt strong to very strong shaking from the earthquake.

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkish


(CNN) All hurricanes are brutal, but geology, geography and good old-fashioned capitalism have conspired to make Florida hurricanes particularly damaging events. South Florida, in particular, is a kind of paradise for many people who live there, but as far as Mother Nature is concerned, it's a fragile kind of paradise. Historically, more hurricanes have hit Florida than any other state in the US. And that's no surprise: Florida sticks out from the North American continent like a hitchhiker's thumb. Hurricanes spiraling across the Atlantic are driven to it by winds and currents. The narrowness of the state only increases its vulnerability: it's the only state that is vulnerable on both sides, east and west. A big storm like Irma can swallow the whole southern part of the state.
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Jeff Goodell: Florida's shape and low-lying lands make it particularly susceptible to hurricanes and extreme flooding
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And while Floridians used to rebuild in the wake of hurricanes, climate change is now complicating matters, he writes

Question: Instead of retreating out of harm's way, @placeholder have doubled down.

Answer: Florida

Answer: Florida

Answer: Florida

Answer: Florida

Answer: Floridians


A female guest who was raped, brutally beaten and strangled unconscious on a Holland America ship by a crew member is suing the cruise company. A civil lawsuit was filed on Friday in a Seattle district court on behalf of Jane Doe who was almost thrown overboard by her rapist during the fight for her life on Valentine's Day last year on MS Nieuw Amsterdam. Room service attendant Ketut Pujayasa used his company-issued, master key to enter the cabin of Jane Doe, then 31, where he was able to lurk on her balcony for several hours until she returned. Holland America was 'grossly negligent', Jane Doe's attorney John H. (Jack) Hickey told Daily Mail Online on Wednesday, in allowing Pujayasa access to a master key which was 'applicable to all cabins'.
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A civil lawsuit was filed on Friday in a Seattle district court on behalf of Jane Doe, seeking $50m compensation and $365m in punitive damages
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Room service attendant Ketut Pujayasa used his company-issued master key to enter the cabin of Jane Doe
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He beat her about the head with a laptop and repeatedly strangled her unconscious before raping her
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The victim's screams were reported by fellow passengers but staff took 45 minutes to respond - and then could not access her room
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She was airlifted to hospital following attack on February 14, 2014. The victim was left with a traumatic brain injury and PTSD
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Pujayasa confessed and was sentenced to 30 years in federal prison

Question: She managed to wrestle free of @placeholder, opened the door to her cabin on her own, and ran into the hall where other passengers had congregated.

Answer: Ketut Pujayasa

Answer: Pujayasa

Answer: Ketut Pujayasa

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(CNN) -- It's the billionaires' equivalent of lining up all night for the new iPhone. Multinational corporations and the ultra-rich are racing to get their hands on a Gulfstream 650, the newest and most envy-inducing private jet on the market. Order one tomorrow, plunk down $65M and you'll see your plane in 2017. Gulfstream says over 200 have been ordered so far and it's strictly first come, first serve. Industry insiders believe Disney, Nike and Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone are among the current customers. "There's not any jumping ahead of anyone," says Gulfstream's Regional Vice President for International Sales, Roger Sperry, but he admits it isn't for lack of effort. "They try all the time," he says.
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Private jet manufacturer's G650 model has range of 7,000 nautical miles
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Flies close to the speed of sound and carries 18 people
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Rival jet makers Bombardier are set to launch longer-range private planes in 2016

Question: Analysts say those planes just don't appeal to the status conscious the way the @placeholder does, with its signature large, oval windows and sleek exterior.

Answer: Gulfstream

Answer: Gulfstream

Answer: Gulfstream


(CNN) -- The fight to block construction of the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline through east Texas stepped up Monday as protesters locked themselves to machinery. Dozens of others formed a human chain to keep heavy machinery from moving around the proposed pipeline's path in Cherokee County, said Ethan Nuss, spokesman for the Tar Sands Blockade group. Three protesters at another location suspended themselves from 50-foot pine trees with their life lines anchored by the construction equipment, Nuss said. Cherokee County sheriff's deputies used "pain compliance" measures, including pepper spray, to remove the four protesters locked to the machinery, Nuss said. The four were dragged away "very aggressively and painfully" and arrested, he said.
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Dozens formed a "human chain" to keep heavy machinery from moving at pipeline site
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Three protesters suspended themselves from 50-foot pine trees to stop pipeline work
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Deputies used pepper spray to remove protesters, group says
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Company building the pipeline did not immediately respond to CNN calls

Question: While construction of some segments of the proposed 1,700-mile pipeline has not been approved, the @placeholder government and courts have cleared its path through that state.

Answer: Texas


If Janice Dickinson wins her civil lawsuit against Bill Cosby, he's going to have to write a big fat check to the model from his own bank account - and it could be as much as $35 million. Cosby's insurance company - AIG Property Casualty - has filed its own suit against the disgraced comedian, demanding the court order that the company is not liable for his alleged sexual misconduct if Dickinson is awarded damages in her civil lawsuit against him, according to court papers exclusively obtained by Daily Mail Online. Cosby has two homeowner's policies - one in Massachusetts and one in California with personal liability caps of $1 million each as well as an additional 'personal excess liability policy' of $35 million. All three policies exclude claims arising out of any 'actual, alleged or threatened' sexual misconduct, molestation or harassment or 'sexual, physical or mental abuse' related to  'sexual misconduct, molestation or harassment.'
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Janice Dickinson sued Bill Cosby in May for defamation after he called her rape claims 'fabricated lies'
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Now insurance company AIG has slapped him with another suit claiming it is not liable for any money awarded to the former supermodel
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Cosby has a $35 million personal liability policy
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Years after the statute of limitations has run the ex-supermodel's only chance to hold Cosby accountable is the civil suit
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This week a 2005 deposition became public in which Cosby admitted to giving a woman Quaaludes before having sex
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'I was drugged and raped by Bill Cosby,' Dickinson said
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Dickinson has revealed photos of Cosby wearing a robe that she says were taken in the Lake Tahoe hotel where he raped her in 1982

Question: The comedian has yet to respond to @placeholder's allegations in court

Answer: Janice Dickinson

Answer: Dickinson

Answer: Janice Dickinson

Answer: Dickinson

Answer: Dickinson

Question: @placeholder is asking for a jury trial and undisclosed damages.

Answer: Janice Dickinson

Answer: Dickinson

Answer: Janice Dickinson

Answer: Dickinson

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Bozeman, Montana (CNN) Looking up at the large projection of vote totals in the ballroom of the Hilton Garden Inn on Thursday night, Montana Republican Party Chairman Jeff Essmann looked relaxed and promised, "It ain't gonna be close." The scene would not have been surprising a week ago, when Republican Greg Gianforte, a wealthy Bozeman businessman, was widely expected to win Montana's special election against folk singer Rob Quist. But in the race's final 36 hours, a reporter accused Gianforte of "body slamming" him at a campaign event, Gianforte was charged with misdemeanor assault, and three major newspapers pulled their endorsements of him before polls opened Thursday morning.
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Democrats argue Gianforte's narrow win shows voters are fed up with the Republican agenda
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Republicans argue the results are proof once and for all that the base isn't abandoning Trump

Question: Republicans also brought out attack ads against @placeholder that featured a local contractor that said Quist stiffed him for work he did.

Answer: Rob Quist


(CNN) General Michael Hayden told CNN's Fareed Zakaria that his opinion about the usefulness of special investigations had changed since FBI Director James Comey was fired. Comey was in the middle of investigating possible ties between Trump's presidential campaign and Russia's interference in the 2016 election when he was dismissed last Tuesday on the recommendation of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and Attorney General Jeff Sessions. The many paths from Trump to RussiaHayden, a four-star general and former NSA and CIA chief, told Zakaria that up until Comey's firing he had been cynical of special investigations as a whole, confessing to a real "dislike" of "special structures, special prosecutors and efforts and so on.
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General Hayden says he had always been cynical of special investigations but changed his mind after Comey's firing
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Hayden suggests an "extraordinary structure" is needed so Americans can "understand what happened here"

Question: But now, Hayden insisted, with the future of the @placeholder investigation unknown, he's not so sure.

Answer: Russia

Answer: RussiaHayden


It's the German grocery giant that's taken the retail market by storm. And no, it isn't Aldi. Lidl, ranked the fourth-largest retailer in the world, is reportedly set to launch in Australia this year. The popular European discount chain, which vows to offer 'big brands at small prices', prides itself on its extensive high-quality wine cellar which is available at a low-cost. Like its competitor Aldi, Lidl doesn't limit itself to simply fruits and vegetables as its stores also offer own-label groceries and premium products ranging from household goods, clothing and paints, according to The Australian. The budget retailer is also known for its small goods as customers say its fresh fruits and vegetables are cheaper while other items such as toilet rolls can only be bought in bulk, The Guardian reports.
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German supermarket chain Lidl is expected to open in Australia this year
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The retailer is known for its top-end tipples, offered at a cheap price
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Its UK stores experienced the most successful Christmas last year
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Customers say fruits and vegetables are cheaper at Lidl
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But some items can only be bought in bulk, which includes toilet paper

Question: @placeholder also sold more than $4 million worth of fresh turkey during the Christmas period.

Answer: Lidl

Answer: Lidl

Answer: Lidl

Answer: Lidl


YouTube has named the 2013 commercial from Turkish Airlines the advert of the decade. The advert features Lionel Messi and Kobe Bryant battling for the best selfie and was voted for by fans to celebrate ten years of YouTube. The work of Crispin Porter + Bogusky and Starcom, the advert combined the world's love for selfies and sports personalities and hit 25 million views in the first three days. In the video, the footballer and basketball player catch flights to a number of countries around the world and attempt to one-up each other with the best snap. Bryant gets a selfie with the Great Wall of China and a lion, who licks him on the cheek, while Messi gets one  scuba diving and trekking through a jungle with a monkey.
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The Turkish Airline advert featured a selfie battle between two sports stars
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Volkswagen's 2011 'The Force' advert featuring Darth Vader came second
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The Always #LikeAGirl and Volvo Trucks adverts came in third and fourth
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And the Dove Real Beauty Sketches commercial grabbed the fifth spot

Question: In the commercial, a youngster dressed as @placeholder tests his powers on the family's Passat while his dad starts the car's engine remotely with the keys.

Answer: Darth Vader


(CNN) After a slow start in October, flu season in the United States is gaining speed, particularly in the South. Flu activity, which has been increasing since the start of November, is now higher than usual for this time of year, according to a report published Thursday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Flu is a contagious, viral illness that causes mild to severe symptoms that, in rare cases, can lead to death. Seven children have died, and an additional 856 flu-related hospitalizations have occurred as of December 2, according to the CDC's weekly surveillance report. "Flu is increasing. We're seeing a pretty steep increase in influenza activity across the US but especially in the South," said Brendan Flannery, a co-author of the new report and an epidemiologist in the CDC's flu division.
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Flu activity is higher than usual for this time of year, CDC says
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Louisiana, Mississippi and South Carolina report the highest activity
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Seven children have died, and there have been 856 hospitalizations

Question: Her advice includes the @placeholder recommendation to get a flu shot, but she also adheres to low-tech techniques of contagious disease prevention: "good hand-washing techniques, teaching kids not to share their germs, staying home when you're sick and disinfecting common surfaces," she said.

Answer: CDC

Answer: CDC

Answer: CDC


Police, midwives and campaigners remain confused over whether s o-called designer vagina operations fall within female genital mutilation laws, a group of MPs have said. The Government has previously said the Female Genital Mutilation Act 2003 does not contain any exemptions for cosmetic surgery and it has no plans to amend the legislation specifically to prohibit female genital cosmetic surgery. But in a report on FGM, the Home Affairs Select Committee said despite Government reassurances  there is still confusion and the Act should be amended to make it clear female genital cosmetic surgery would be a criminal offence if conducted on girls under 18 without  physical or mental health justification.
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Government said FGM Act has no exemptions for cosmetic surgery
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Keith Vaz said mutilation law 'is ambiguous and must be clarified'
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Number of NHS cosmetic genital surgeries  has risen five-fold since 2001

Question: 'We have also introduced legislation to grant victims of @placeholder lifelong anonymity, from the time an allegation is made, in order to encourage them to come forward.

Answer: FGM


President Obama is alleged to have stopped an Israeli military attack against Iran's nuclear facilities in 2014 by threatening to shoot down Israeli jets before they could reach their targets, according to reports to emerge from the Middle East at the weekend The threat from the U.S. forced Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu to abort a planned attack on Iraq, reported Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Jarida. Netanyahu will be in Washington for an address to Congress on Tuesday aimed squarely at derailing Obama's cherished bid for a diplomatic deal with Tehran. Scroll down for video President Obama is alleged to have thwarted an Israeli military attack against Iran's nuclear facilities in 2014 by threatening to shoot down Israeli jets before they could reach their targets
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President Obama is alleged to have thwarted an Israeli military attack against Iran's nuclear facilities in 2014
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The U.S. threatened to shoot down Israeli jets before they could reach their targets and so Netanyahu aborted his plans to attack Iraq
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Netanyahu will appears in Washington for an address to Congress on Tuesday aimed squarely at derailing Obama's cherished bid

Question: In front of a crowd of journalists, the prime minister lectured @placeholder at length on Israel's history and dismissed the president's conditions for restarting peace talks.

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama


London, England (CNN) -- Britain's Prince William asked his girlfriend Kate Middleton to marry him, he said Tuesday, setting up the most anticipated royal wedding since Prince Charles and Diana, princess of Wales, got married nearly 30 years ago. William gave Diana's sapphire-and-diamond engagement ring to his fiancee when he popped the question during a vacation in Kenya last month, he said. "It's my mother's engagement ring, so of course it's very special to me, and Kate's now very special to me, so it was only right to put the two together," he said Tuesday. "It was a total shock" when the prince proposed, Middleton said, adding that she was very excited. "We were out there with friends and things, so I really didn't expect it at all."
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NEW: William's brother Harry is delighted to be getting a sister at last, he says
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Both the ring and Kate are "special to me," the prince says
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The engagment ring his mother, Diana, wore was last seen in public in 1996
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The wedding is planned for the spring or summer of 2011

Question: William said there was "no pressure" for @placeholder to emulate Diana.

Answer: Kate Middleton

Answer: Kate

Answer: Middleton

Answer: Kate

Question: William said there was "no pressure" for Middleton to emulate @placeholder.

Answer: Diana

Answer: Diana

Answer: Diana

Question: His brother @placeholder said he was "delighted that my brother has popped the question!

Answer: Harry

Question: It said Saturday, July 30, was less likely, at 10-1 odds, because it falls just a day after the 30th anniversary of the wedding of @placeholder and Diana.

Answer: Charles


Qantas has launched a Supreme Court action against a senior speechwriter for the airline's CEO, in a bid to prevent her from publishing a tell-all about the company. But the airline's lawyers revealed in their evidence documents that Lucinda Holdforth told a colleague she was determined to see her manuscript, titled Fighting Words, published, even though her former employer was forcing her to 'go guerrilla', Fairfax reports. 'Ms Holdforth used words to the effect of "it is either going to come out the easy way or the hard way. Qantas is forcing me to go guerrilla but you know, I would do it",' the document said.
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Lucinda Holdforth has said she is determined to publish Fighting Words
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The manuscript is her 'personal speechwriter's take on the story of 2011 and the lead-up to – and aftermath of – the lock-out and grounding'
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She said it was 'a study of your leadership' to CEO Alan Joyce
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Qanatas has taken out a Supreme Court action to stop her
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They argue she would be breaking her confidentiality agreements

Question: Mr @placeholder allegedly later sent another email to colleagues which outlined her plan to bring out her tell-all 'irrespective and in breach of any cease-and-desist letter she receives [from Qantas]'.

Answer: Lucinda Holdforth

Answer: Holdforth

Answer: Lucinda Holdforth


(CNN) -- The Senate on Thursday passed its version of the health care bill, inching the country closer to the biggest expansion of medical coverage since Medicare was enacted more than four decades ago. Senate Democrats declared victory after the 60-39 party line vote, but one of the most complicated tasks is still ahead. A conference committee must reconcile the differences -- notably a public option, how to pay for the plan that emerges, and coverage for abortion -- and merge them into one. The House and Senate will then have to pass the revised plan before it can be sent to President Obama's desk. Each chamber needs a simple majority vote for final passage.
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Conference committee must merge House, Senate bills
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Bills differ on public option, abortion language, funding
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Final bill will look a lot like the Senate bill, congressional scholar says
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Lawmakers might try to extract favors in final negotiations, Ornstein says

Question: The @placeholder plan increases the Medicare payroll tax on individuals earning more than $200,000 and couples earning more than $250,000 from the current 1.45 percent to 2.35 percent.

Answer: Senate

Answer: Senate

Answer: Senate

Answer: Senate

Question: The Senate plan increases the @placeholder payroll tax on individuals earning more than $200,000 and couples earning more than $250,000 from the current 1.45 percent to 2.35 percent.

Answer: Medicare


Ronaldinho seems to have been given the perfect gift by NBA star LeBron James, a dazzling watch thought to be worth around £40,000. The Brazilian footballer, now plying his trade with Queretaro in Mexico after stints with Barcelona and AC Milan, said thanks to the Cleveland Cavaliers small forward on Instagram while posing with the Audemars Piguet watch. It is part of a limited edition of 600 designed by James, and is said to popular model with Premier League footballers. Ronaldinho has thanked LeBron James after the NBA star gave him a dazzling watch, worth around £40,000 Ronaldinho in action for Brazil in 2011 and LeBron James playing for the Cleveland Cavaliers last month
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Ronaldino posts a picture on Instagram thanking LeBron James for gift
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Audermars Piguet watch is part of limited edition designed by NBA star
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Watch thought to be retailing for around £40,000 and is popular with Premier League footballers
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Ronaldinho was pictured partying with women in Cancun last week

Question: Ronaldinho made the trip to the clubbing hotspot after a @placeholder victory last week

Answer: Queretaro


Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker blamed President Barack Obama on Sunday for the attacks on police officers by stating the president has contributed to the anti-police environment in the country. In an interview with CNN on 'State of the Union,' Walker said that Obama has not offered enough support for police who are 'overwhelmingly doing the right think every day.' 'I think his absence of leadership, of speaking out on this issue' has contributed to police being killed, the Republican presidential candidate said. 'We need a president who first and foremost says that law enforcement professionals across this country are doing the job,' Walker stated.
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In an interview with CNN on Sunday, the Republican presidential candidate said Obama had not offered enough 'support' to police officers
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He claimed Obama's 'absence of leadership of speaking out' on the issue had contributed to several police officers being killed in recent weeks

Question: Host Jake Tapper countered @placeholder and said he has heard the president praise police officers.

Answer: Scott Walker

Answer: Walker

Answer: Walker


This is the fraudulent Do Not Resuscitate note which exposed a wife's plot to poison her elderly husband on Christmas Day - after she spelled 'dignity' incorrectly. Jacqueline Patrick tried to murder her husband Douglas by slipping anti-freeze into his festive cherry Lambrini as they sat down for dinner on December 25, 2013. The 54-year-old, from Gipsy Hill, south London, was so desperate to ensure he was killed that she handed a typed DNR note to paramedics, claiming it had been written by her 72-year-old husband. But Mrs Patrick was rumbled when detectives realised the word 'dignity' had been spelled incorrectly. When they tested her by asking how the word was spelled, she penned it 'dignaty' - the same as on the note.
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Jacqueline Patrick, 54, slipped anti-freeze into husband Douglas's drink
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She wrote Do Not Resuscitate note which she claimed was from husband
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Police rumbled Mrs Patrick because word 'dignity' was spelled incorrectly
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She has admitted attempted murder while daughter Katherine, 21, admitted inciting another to administer a noxious substance

Question: 'He said in his statement that @placeholder has been subject to domestic abuse which has been significant and serious over the 26 years of this marriage.

Answer: Jacqueline Patrick

Answer: Patrick

Answer: Jacqueline Patrick

Answer: Patrick

Question: @placeholder's barrister Julia Flanagan said the 21-year-old had also 'been subject to the years of abuse from the claimant' and was 'extremely vulnerable'.

Answer: Patrick

Answer: Katherine


Beijing's Forbidden City is following in the footsteps of Rome's Colosseum and London's National Gallery and banning the selfie stick. Bosses at the Palace Museum in the city have begun a crackdown on the popular phone accessories over fears that one wrong move could cause lasting damage to the invaluable artifacts in the ancient palace houses. The People's Daily Online reports that eagle-eyed staff are keeping watch over photo-enthusiasts in the palace's narrow or crowded areas, as well as all the indoor exhibitions, to avoid any potentially costly accidents. Ban: The Forbidden City has said selfie sticks are no longer allowed inside the exhibition rooms or narrow passageways over concerns an unfortunate accident may occur
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Museum bosses have banned stick in exhibition rooms and narrow areas
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Staff will also ask people to put the accessory away when it is crowded
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But pictures outside in Forbidden Palace grounds are still allowed for now

Question: However, the sticks will still be allowed outside the palace in the @placeholder - so tourists can still get the all-important shot of the famous 15th century building in the background.

Answer: Forbidden City

Answer: Palace Museum

Answer: Forbidden City

Answer: Forbidden Palace


You can search far and wide for the answer to a problem, but sometimes it is right under your nose. When Arsene Wenger sent Francis Coquelin on loan to Charlton in November it looked to be the final nail in the Frenchman's Arsenal career. The Gunners manager admitted as much recently, revealing he was prepared to let the midfielder leave in December. Arsenal midfielder Francis Coquelin (right) controls the ball during his side's win against QPR The Frenchman wore a protective mask at Loftus Road after fracturing his nose against Everton Coquelin, pictured challenging Sandro, has become the Gunners' midfield enforcer in recent months
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Arsenal were set to release Francis Coquelin this summer
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But he is now on the verge of signing a long-term contract at Arsenal
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The Frenchman has impressed since returning from a loan at Charlton
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Arsene Wenger remains interested in Southampton's Morgan Schneiderlin
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Coquelin must prove he can keep his place at Arsenal for years to come
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READ: Schneiderlin denies Arsenal deal but refuses to commit to Saints
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CLICK HERE for all the latest Arsenal news

Question: He's grasped his chance to become a key member of Arsenal's midfield with both hands, despite his reluctance to return to @placeholder from Charlton fearing he'd simply be warming the bench.

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal


(CNN) The Hawaiian archipelago is in trash trouble. Vast amounts of trash have been washing ashore on the state's once-pristine beaches. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has been trying to keep critical parts of the ocean clear of marine debris, removing 57 tons of it from the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands in 2014. This area is a part of Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument, the largest conservation site in the United States. Despite the government agency's efforts, Hawaii continues to be plagued by trash, much of it plastic. Originally, there was speculation that Japan's devastating 2011 tsunami had brought a wave of debris to Hawaii's islands, but recent results from an aerial survey suggest otherwise.
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The ocean current is carrying vast amounts of marine debris onto Hawaii's shoreline
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Previously, many thought Japan's 2011 tsunami caused an uptick in marine debris

Question: @placeholder is recognized around the world for our beautiful beaches.

Answer: Hawaiian

Answer: Northwestern Hawaiian Islands

Answer: Hawaii

Answer: Hawaii

Answer: Hawaii

Question: The increased plastic waste on @placeholder's shoreline is a big deal because it's affecting the state's wildlife.

Answer: Hawaiian

Answer: Northwestern Hawaiian Islands

Answer: Hawaii

Answer: Hawaii

Answer: Hawaii

Question: Although the marine debris plaguing @placeholder is the most widespread type of trash in our oceans, it is also some of the most preventable waste, according to NOAA.

Answer: Hawaiian

Answer: Northwestern Hawaiian Islands

Answer: Hawaii

Answer: Hawaii

Answer: Hawaii


(CNN) One of the next members of President Donald Trump's administration to enter the Russia investigation spotlight finds himself in a particularly awkward spot: He's the top lawyer at the White House. Don McGahn is expected to be interviewed in the coming weeks in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, along with communications director Hope Hicks and Josh Raffel, who handles press-related inquiries for White House senior adviser Jared Kushner. The 49-year-old former Federal Election commissioner acted as a conduit of information to Trump before the President decided to fire National Security Adviser Michael Flynn and FBI Director James Comey. McGahn also served as the Trump presidential campaign's chief counsel while he was still a partner in private practice at the law firm Jones Day.
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Don McGahn is expected to be interviewed in the coming weeks
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He also served as the Trump presidential campaign's chief counsel
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He'll have choices to make, including what he'll share with investigators

Question: The @placeholder investigation already succeeded once in getting around attorney-client privilege.

Answer: Robert Mueller


The first ever mixed race Miss Japan has been forced to defend herself against accusations that she 'isn't Japanese enough' because her father is African-American. Ariana Miyamoto was born and raised in Nagasaki, speaks fluent Japanese, and has been chosen to represent Japan in the Miss Universe pageant. But the 20-year-old beauty queen used her first television appearance after her selection to apologetically explain to reporters that while she doesn't 'look Japanese' on the outside, on the inside, there are 'many Japanese things about her'. Ariana Miyamoto was born and raised in Nagasaki, speaks fluent Japanese, and has been selected to represent Japan in the Miss Universe pageant
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Ariana Miyamoto was born and raised in Nagasaki, and is fluent Japanese
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Mixed race beauty queen born to American father and Japanese mother
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She has been selected to represent Japan in the Miss Universe pageant
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But her selection has prompted a storm of criticism in Japanese media
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20-year-old has been forced to insist that she is 'Japanese on the inside'

Question: The vast majority of @placeholder is made up of homogeneous people.

Answer: Miss Japan

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japan


Manchester United are ready to sell Victor Valdes after Louis van Gaal hit out at the goalkeeper's attitude by revealing he refused to play for the club's second string last season. But Valdes has hit back at the claims with a cryptic tweet showing all the games he had played in with the United youngsters and simply captioned it: '...? #Respect.' The 33-year-old was left off United's tour to USA and worked with club physios back at Carrington on Tuesday and Wednesday. Valencia and Turkish clubs are among those interested while United are considering free agent Sergio Romero as his possible replacement.
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Manchester United goalkeeper Victor Valdes appears to be heading for the Old Trafford exit door
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Red Devils manager Louis van Gaal has revealed Valdes refused to play with second team
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The Dutchman claims Valdes has failed to follow his philosophy during his short spell with the club
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Valdes joined Manchester United on a free transfer in January after leaving Barcelona in 2014
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The Spaniard took to Twitter to refute the claims and showed which reserves games he'd played in
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Question: Valencia are among clubs in talks with Valdes' agent over a potential season-long loan move, with the goalkeeper's contract with @placeholder set to expire next summer.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United


Hillary Rodham Clinton accused former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush of lacking an understanding of the needs of American workers on Monday - using an agenda-setting economic speech to cast Republican prescriptions for the economy as relics of the past that would do little to boost wages for the middle-class. But in the middle of her presentation at the famously progressive New School in New York City, a protester heckled her with demands that she separate commercial and investment banks as a populist move against Wall Street. The protester, later identified as Daniel Burke, a supporter of far-left political gadfly Lyndon LaRouche, demanded to know if Clinton would restore the Glass-Seagall Act as president.
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Clinton swiped at Jeb Bush over his claim that Americans need to work longer hours to get ahead
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Her solution is mandated wage increases instead of more time with noses to grindstones
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'They don't need a lecture. They need a raise,' she said
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Protester was thrown out of the auditorium at the left-wing New School in NYC for yelling a question about reviving a defunct anti-Wall Street law

Question: But she said that globalization and technological changes require the next president to take steps to help middle-class @placeholder participate in economic prosperity.

Answer: American

Answer: Americans

Question: @placeholder's economic framework will be followed by a series of speeches this summer to outline a number of economic proposals, including wage growth, college affordability, corporate accountability and paid leave.

Answer: Hillary Rodham Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton


Nairobi, Kenya (CNN) -- Four aid workers, who were abducted from Kenya's vast Dadaab refugee complex near the Somali border last week, were freed late Sunday during a shootout with kidnappers, a military official said.. Kenya Defense Force soldiers, working with Somali government troops, confronted the abductors after tips from local residents, Col. Cyrus Oguna said. One of the kidnappers was killed, and two escaped when they tried to flee with their hostages. The workers, a Norwegian, Pakistani, Filipino and Canadian, were taken to a military base in Dhobley, Somalia, he said. Although none of them were hurt in Sunday's gunfight, the Pakistani was shot in the leg during the kidnapping and underwent surgery at the base. Details on his condition were not immediately available.
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NEW: A shootout frees the four aid workers, the Kenyan military says
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The aid workers are with the Norwegian Refugee Council
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The abductors get away with a refugee council vehicle
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Kenya has blamed previous abductions on the militant Al-Shabaab group

Question: She was released months later in @placeholder after her family paid a ransom.

Answer: Somali

Answer: Somali

Answer: Somalia


Grand Rapids, Michigan (CNN) -- On November 8, 1965, 48 American soldiers lost their lives during "Operation Hump" after the 400 men of the 173 Airborne Brigade were ambushed by roughly 1,200 Viet Cong fighters. I did not learn about this battle from a history book or teacher in school, but rather a popular country song -- "The 8th of November" by the duo Big and Rich. Whenever someone asks me why I love country music, I think of songs like that one, and Tim McGraw's "If You're Reading This," and the Dixie Chicks' "Traveling Soldier" -- each with lyrics that capture the toll war has taken on this nation's soul.
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LZ Granderson: Country music taught me about war
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He says it's strange that country doesn't tell the story of race and civil rights
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Granderson: Country music should be like the title of Taylor Swift's CD: "Fearless"
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Racism is ugly; it's OK to say it, and sing it, Granderson says

Question: They're fearful of saying something offensive and country radio hates controversy (see @placeholder, Dixie).

Answer: Dixie Chicks


(CNN) Another person has died from injuries in the ISIS-inspired attack on Bastille Day in Nice, France, raising the death toll to 85. Pierre Hattermann is the latest victim in the July 14 attack, Christian Estrosi, president of the region that oversees Nice, announced Friday. "All my thoughts for the daughter, the family and relatives of Pierre Hattermann who has just passed away," Estrosi, president of the Provence-Alpes-Cotes d'Azur region, said on Twitter. Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, 31, plowed a 20-ton truck into crowds on the Promenade des Anglais seafront in Nice during a fireworks celebration on Bastille Day, France's key national holiday. Ten children were among the victims. More than 200 people were injured.
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Another victim of the terrorist attack in Nice, France, dies of injuries
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The July 14 attack targeted people who had gathered to watch fireworks

Question: But there was no sign @placeholder had direct contact with the terror network, Paris prosecutor Francois Molins said last month.

Answer: Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel


Talks with Indian separatists and Pakistan are needed if Jammu and Kashmir is to address the political uncertainty hampering its development, the state's chief minister has said. Mufti Mohammad Sayeed pitched for 'meaningful dialogue' with opposing groups as well as the neighbouring country during an informal conversation with members of the Indian Broadcasting Foundation on Friday. He said: 'I strongly believe that all issues between India and Pakistan should be resolved amicably by engaging in a meaningful dialogue. 'On the internal front, we favour dialogue with all shades of opinion,” Sayeed said, referring to the separatists. To press his point, he gave the example of Sajjad Gani Lone, leader of People’s Conference, who has given up separatism and joined the mainstream by contesting the polls.
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Jammu and Kashmir minister development in state is being 'hampered'
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'Meaningful dialogue' is needed between opposition groups and Pakistan
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Made pitch at meeting with members of Indian Broadcasting Foundation
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Confirmed resolve to connect the three regions of the state

Question: Earlier this month,  Sayeed  said reconciliation with @placeholder is one of the top agendas of his government, but added that the process is 'evolutionary'.

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan


A Florida teacher has become an internet sensation after posting a powerful resignation letter to Facebook hitting out at education reforms. Wendy Bradshaw, 36, who works in Polk County, Florida, handed in her notice to the school district on October 23 after becoming exasperated by reforms that she saw as damaging to her students' development, saying: 'I just cannot justify making students cry anymore.' In her letter, Wendy specifically attacks standardized testing and the accountability it fosters, a system she claims takes no account for the individual needs of children. 'I love teaching,' she begins her letter. 'I love seeing my students’ eyes light up when they grasp a new concept and their bodies straighten with pride and satisfaction when they persevere and accomplish a personal goal.'
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Wendy Bradshaw, 36, resigned from her job as a teacher in Polk County, Florida, with a letter slamming recent education reforms
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In her letter, Wendy takes aim at standardized testing and the school system, adding that she can 'no longer in good conscience be a part of it'

Question: 'I retired early because of what was happening in the @placeholder school system Unfortunately, Florida is not the only state making poor choices.

Answer: Florida

Answer: Florida

Answer: Florida


Following Gary Neville's appointment as the new manager of Valencia, social media network Twitter was awash with funny virals and memes. His younger brother Phil was the main butt of the jokes making out  that he was overlooked despite being the current assistant manager at the Mestalla. Here, Sportsmail takes a look at a selection of the hilarious posts which are taking Twitter by storm. A reference to The Inbetweeners when main character Jay Cartwright tells Neil Sutherland he has completed Championship Manager despite it being a never ending game. Jay says he was offered a role in the England set-up after impressing with Woking.
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Gary Neville has been named the manager of Valencia until end of season
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Younger brother Phil has been overlooked despite already being at club
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The former Manchester United defender has left his role at Sky Sports

Question: BT Sport, on the other hand, will be delighted with news of @placeholder's exit from their main rivals.

Answer: Gary Neville

Answer: Gary Neville


Emoji have already taken over the web and now they're gunning for real world too. Developers have created a keyboard cover that turns every key of the board into one of the small, iconic pictures. Once installed, the Caps Lock key lets users switch between regular and emoji keys meaning people can easily add images to Facebook posts, tweets and even official documents. The Emoji Keyboard and its custom software were developed by a team of designers at California-based Disk Cactus. Once installed, the Caps Lock key lets users switch between regular and the emoji keys meaning people can easily add the small images to Facebook posts, tweets and even official documents
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The cover was designed by California-based Disk Cactus
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It works with the standard Mac and the 11-inch MacBook Air keyboards
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Once a user has downloaded software, Caps Lock enables the Emoji mode
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People can then switch between a regular keyboard and the emoji keys
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Cover is available from Kickstarter for just $15 (£10) and will ship in April

Question: The team has set up a @placeholder campaign to fund production of at least 1,000 covers, but hopes to be able to mass produce them by the end of the year.

Answer: Kickstarter


A member of a boyband who wanted to avoid an excess luggage fee passed out on board an easyJet flight after donning all his clothes so he didn't have to pay a £45 sub-charge. James McElvar, a singer with Scottish five-piece Rewind, thought he was having a heart attack when he lost consciousness at 37,000 feet flying from London to Glasgow. Little did he know he'd passed out from heat exhaustion - having dressed himself in six t-shirts, four jumpers, three pairs of jeans, two pairs of jogging bottoms, a pair of jackets and two hats. The 19-year-old entertainer was told he was carrying too much luggage - a rucksack and small suitcase - when he reached the gate at Stansted Airport on Wednesday.
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James McElvar was flying  to Glasgow when told he had too much luggage
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EasyJet staff said he'd either have to pay £45 or bin his clothes to get on
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Decided he'd wear them all instead - including five pairs of trousers
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Body temperature went through the roof, causing him to have a fit and pass out while airborne

Question: I passed out twice and was taken off the plane at @placeholder to a waiting ambulance.'

Answer: Glasgow

Answer: Glasgow


Mark Hughes has insisted he will have significant money to spend this summer if required – and told Asmir Begovic he can fulfil his ambitions at Stoke City. The Stoke manager has kept the club's chequebook largely in his pocket since taking over in May 2013 but said he would splash out when the right player became available. Signing Begovic to a new contract is a priority given the Bosnia goalkeeper will be entering the final year of his current deal. Stoke City manager Mark Hughes is confident he will have money to spend in the summer transfer window Hughes wants goalkeeper Asmir Begovic to agree a new contract at the Britannia Stadium
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Stoke manager Mark Hughes has a net spend of around £6million
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He is confident the club will back him in this summer's transfer window
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Hughes hopes to tie down No 1 goalkeeper Asmir Begovic
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The ex-Portsmouth stopper is out of contract at the end of next season

Question: A host of clubs may decide to make a move for @placeholder, 27, who is set to open talks over extending his Stoke stay once the season is over.

Answer: Asmir Begovic

Answer: Begovic

Answer: Asmir Begovic

Answer: Asmir Begovic


They came to Twickenham to play England a fortnight ago and recorded one of the most memorable victories in their proud rugby history but, in a visceral, unforgiving, unyielding clash against Australia, Wales could not repeat the magic. The match turned on a hypnotic, inspiring 10-minute spell deep into the second half when Australia were temporarily reduced to 13 men and Wales pounded into their defence with wave after wave of attacks. Twickenham turned into the Millennium Stadium in those moments as the Welsh fans roared their team on. The noise was deafening and it seemed certain that the defensive line would be breached.
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Australia top Pool A after victory at Twickenham and will now face Scotland in the quarter-finals
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Australia took a 9-6 lead into half-time with three penalties from Bernard Foley and two from Dan Biggar
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Wallabies reduced to 13 players during the second half with Will Genia and Dean Mumm sin-binned
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Wales failed to capitalise on the two-man advantage despite spending the period camped on the Aussie line
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Foley kicked two further penalties as Australia claimed an 11th successive victory over the Welsh
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Rugby World Cup 2015: Latest RWC news, results, fixtures and highlights

Question: @placeholder were pressing Wales back now and when Liam Williams conceded a penalty, Foley kicked Australia ahead.

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia


Moscow (CNN) -- Russia's president is fighting back: No, he did not steal a Super Bowl ring. And no, he's not rocking the diamond-encrusted prize on his finger, either. President Vladimir Putin's spokesman denied that the leader kept a Super Bowl ring that New England Patriots' owner Robert Kraft wanted back. Both sides agree that the ring, with its 124 diamonds, changed hands during Kraft's visit to St. Petersburg, Russia, in 2005. The New York Post reported on remarks made by Kraft, 72, at a New York awards gala Thursday. "I took out the ring and showed it to (Putin). And he put it on and he goes, 'I can kill someone with this ring,'" Kraft said, according to the New York Post. "I put my hand out and he put it in his pocket, and three KGB guys got around him and walked out."
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NEW: The story is just a humorous anecdote, a Kraft spokesman says
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Russian President Vladimir Putin says he got the ring as a gift
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It belonged to New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft
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Putin was handed the ring during Kraft's visit to St. Petersburg in 2005

Question: "An added benefit from the attention this story gathered eight years ago was the creation of some @placeholder fan clubs in Russia," he said.

Answer: New England Patriots

Answer: New England Patriots


(CNN) A political appointee at the Department of Housing and Urban Development was fired for an op-ed he wrote before the election that criticized then-candidate Donald Trump, a source with knowledge of the situation told CNN. In an October op-ed for The Hill, Republican consultant Shermichael Singleton said Trump was taking the Republican Party to a "new moral low." "We allowed that hostile takeover to happen on our watch," he wrote. "This individual recognized a moment of great disparity in the Republican base and, like cancer, attacked and spread, consuming everything in his path." Singleton's piece criticized Trump's rhetoric about African Americans during the campaign. After the election, the 26-year-old worked with Ben Carson during his confirmation process to become HUD secretary. Singleton, who is African American, then joined the department as a senior adviser.
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"Trump portrays our inner cities is as if they are the ailments of American society," he wrote
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Singleton was an adviser to Ben Carson

Question: @placeholder was told he was being dismissed because of the op-ed and was escorted from the building, according to the source, who also said Carson was surprised by the move and only learned of it after the fact.

Answer: Shermichael Singleton

Answer: Singleton

Answer: Singleton

Answer: Singleton

Question: A HUD spokesperson confirmed @placeholder no longer works at the department.

Answer: Shermichael Singleton

Answer: Singleton

Answer: Singleton

Answer: Singleton

Question: "He never mentions the many hardworking, good and honest people who are simply trying the best they can to achieve their share of the @placeholder dream."

Answer: African Americans

Answer: African American

Answer: American


(CNN) The Maryland officer who died after a gunman opened fire on a police station Sunday was struck by friendly fire. An autopsy on Jacai Colson showed he was "inadvertently shot by a fellow responding officer during the gunbattle," police said a day after the attack. They identified the suspect who shot at the building as 22-year-old Michael Ford. He is in custody and remains hospitalized after being injured during the exchange of gunfire. His brothers, Elijah Ford and Malik Ford, are also in custody. All three will be charged with second-degree murder, six counts of attempted first-degree murder, nine counts of use of a handgun in the commission of a felony and additional charges, according to police.
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Police say the shooter dictated his last will and testament immediately before the attack
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Michael Ford is in custody, as are his brothers Elijah Ford and Malik Ford
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Jacai Colson would have celebrated his 29th birthday this week

Question: In addition to firing at officers and the station, @placeholder fired at passing cars and at an ambulance, police said.

Answer: Michael Ford

Question: Larry Hogan said he was shocked and saddened by @placeholder's killing.

Answer: Jacai Colson

Answer: Jacai Colson


You wait half a lifetime to see the Terminator, and then two come along at once. Standing on the top step of the podium was the indestructible human-looking phenomenon of legend, and next to him stood Arnold Schwarzenegger. Lewis Hamilton, of course, was the second terminator, the crushing victor of the Australian Grand Prix that gave him the perfect start in his attempt to become the first British driver to successfully defend the Formula One world championship. He has hung about with stars of the screen, fashion and music through a winter of a paparazzo’s dream, but here he was after 58 laps he had rendered as interesting as counting sheep, the supreme driver of the moment.
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Lewis Hamilton dominated the first race of the campaign to open up his championship defence with a win
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Nico Rosberg completed a Mercedes one-two, but the German was no match for his team-mate
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Sebastian Vettel secured the final podium spot on his Ferrari debut with Felipe Massa 4th for Williams
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Jenson Button finished 11th and last after nursing his McLaren home... only 15 cars started in Melbourne

Question: He shared a joke with @placeholder who conducted the interviews

Answer: Arnold Schwarzenegger

Question: @placeholder conducted the podium interview, which caught Hamilton off guard as he said: 'Hey man!

Answer: Arnold Schwarzenegger


Sunderland have signed Tottenham Hotspur defender Younes Kaboul for £3million on a four-year contract. The 29-year-old passed his medical at the Academy of Light on Thursday afternoon ahead of the  move being confirmed by both clubs. The transfer comes seven years after Kaboul's agent Rudy Raba extraordinarily announced: 'Younes would not join Sunderland even if there was an earthquake. We have more interesting options than Sunderland. Don't even think about it.' Kaboul was first linked with Sunderland in 2008 and becomes their third signing of the summer following the arrival of Adam Matthews from Celtic and the £8m capture of Dinamo Kiev winger Jeremain Lens.
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Younes Kaboul had his medical at the Academy of Light on Thursday
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The 29-year-old was in the final 12 months of his Tottenham contract
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Kaboul hasn't made a Premier League appearance since November
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Galatasaray were interested in Kaboul but Sunderland won the race

Question: Speaking to Sunderland's official website, Kaboul said: 'I'm delighted to be a @placeholder player and it's an honour to join this club.

Answer: Sunderland

Answer: Sunderland

Answer: Sunderland

Answer: Sunderland

Answer: Sunderland


(CNN) -- Less than two months before the world focuses on Russia for the Sochi Olympics, President Vladimir Putin is handing out "get out of jail free" cards. A new amnesty law introduced by Putin allowed two members of Russian punk band Pussy Riot to leave prison on Monday, two months before the end of their two-year sentences for a performance critical of the President. In addition, 30 Greenpeace demonstrators could go free under the amnesty law passed by Russian lawmakers last week that could affect 25,000 prisoners. Putin also pardoned former oil tycoon and Kremlin critic Mikhail Khodorkovsky, who had been jailed since 2003 and was convicted in 2005 of tax evasion and fraud.
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Pussy Riot band members go free under new amnesty law
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A former oil tycoon and political opponent gets pardoned
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Putin wants to improve Russia's image and promote investment
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The Russian President believes he has crushed the opposition

Question: Upon his release, @placeholder left the country and has said he won't continue his political activities against the Russian government.

Answer: Mikhail Khodorkovsky

Question: The @placeholder case made headlines around the world, as did the anti-gay law passed in July that banned "propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations around minors."

Answer: Pussy Riot

Answer: Pussy Riot


A woman charged with helping two convicted murderers escape from prison admitted to her role in the plan to her husband when she backed out of being their getaway driver and the inmates threatened his life. Joyce and Lyle Mitchell worked as instructors at the Clinton Correctional Facility, where David Sweat and Richard Matt were reported missing June 6. Now, the details of how the two inmates who Joyce helped escape from the prison planned to murder Lyle have been revealed as the men remain at large and the search to find them enters day 14. Lyle's lawyer meanwhile is revealing just how unaware his client was of his wife's actions as he slowly starts to rebuild his life.
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Lyle Mitchell was completely unaware of his wife's involvement in helping David Sweat and Richard Matt escape from Clinton Correctional Institute
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Joyce Mitchell was to meet the men at a power plant and then drive them seven hours to a wooded area after they escaped from prison
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First David Sweat and Richard Matt they would go to Joyce's home where the two men planned to kill Lyle
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Joyce claims she started having second thoughts the night of the getaway and had Lyle bring her to the hospital after dinner
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It was only after police began talking to employees and Joyce confessed that Lyle learned of her involvement, two days after the escape
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It was also revealed that Lyle had previously confronted his wife and Sweat about rumors they were having a relationship

Question: 'Toward the end, Joyce had told @placeholder - and we have no reason to doubt it - that she told Sweat and Matt that she wasn't going to go through with it,' he said.

Answer: Lyle Mitchell

Answer: Lyle

Answer: Lyle

Answer: Lyle Mitchell

Answer: Lyle

Answer: Lyle

Answer: Lyle

Answer: Lyle


Steven Whittaker has offered a ringing endorsement of the prospective managerial duo of Mark Warburton and David Weir, claiming the pair possess the perfect blend of style and substance needed to revive Rangers. Former Brentford boss Warburton is expected to be appointed early this week and ex-Rangers full-back Whittaker offers a first-hand account of why the former city trader will offer a brand of football which would excite the Ibrox fanbase. Whittaker's Norwich City were promotion rivals to the English Championship's surprise package last term and the Scotland international admits he was impressed with how successfully and expansively the west London outfit played during their first season in the second tier.
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Mark Warburton is expected to be appointed Rangers boss early next week
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Steven Whittaker believes Warburton and David Weir can revive Rangers
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Warburton took Brentford into the Championship play-offs last season
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Former Rangers captain Weir was Warburton's assistant at Griffin Park

Question: If @placeholder is well placed to offer a view of the type of football team Warburton can put together, he is a bona-fide expert on the qualities of his assistant.

Answer: Steven Whittaker

Answer: Whittaker

Answer: Whittaker

Answer: Steven Whittaker

Question: 'It would be great to see Davie back at @placeholder.

Answer: Rangers

Answer: Rangers

Answer: Rangers

Answer: Rangers

Answer: Rangers


Taunton, Massachusetts (CNN) More than a month after Conrad Roy III ended his young life in July 2014 by inhaling carbon monoxide in his pickup truck, Samantha Boardman said she got a disturbing text message. It was from a friend, Michelle Carter, 17, who had been Roy's girlfriend. And it said, in part: "He got out of the car because it was working and he got scared and I f-----g told him to get back in." What was apparently working was Roy's attempt to take his life by inhaling the deadly gas in his black Ford F-250, according to testimony on the second day of Carter's trial on involuntary manslaughter charges.
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Teen on trial for allegedly encouraging boyfriend to commit suicide
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Michelle Carter, now 20, is being tried by a judge in a Massachusetts courtroom

Question: On Wednesday the judge left the courtroom to visit the parking lot where @placeholder took his life.

Answer: Conrad Roy III

Answer: Roy

Answer: Roy


Manchester City wanted Isco when he left Malaga two years ago but he chose Real Madrid over Manuel Pellegrini. It was a tough decision coming after his admission that the coach he had worked with on the Costa del Sol was like a footballing father to him. Judging from comments made after Real’s midweek win over Atletico Madrid, he still harbours some regrets over that decision to not follow the manager who really gave him his big chance. Pellegrini allowed him to star in the Champions League campaign that took Malaga all the way to the quarter-finals, where they felt only refereeing incompetence prevented them reaching the semis.
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Isco unhappy with his role at Real Madrid
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The Spanish midfielder moved to the Bernabeu in 2013
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Isco had a choice of Real Madrid or Manchester City
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The 23-year-old worked with City boss Manuel Pellegrini at Malaga
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CLICK HERE to see who Real Madrid will face in the Champions League

Question: ‘I am not very content, I thought I was playing well,’ was his message to @placeholder television on Wednesday night after the win over Atletico.

Answer: Spanish


A nervous Lindsey Vonn was back at Augusta on Friday to watch her beau Tiger Woods in his quest for a fifth Masters title - and fifth green jacket. And while it was a good day Woods, the golfing great still had some stressful moments and still has a way to go in catching up to leader, 21-year-old Jordan Spieth. Heading into the weekend he is a very, very distant 12 strokes behind a seemingly unstoppable Spieth, with 36 holes left to play. Scroll down for video Lindsey Vonn was back at Augusta Friday to watch boyfriend Tiger Woods (above) play in the second round of the Masters
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Lindsey Vonn was back at Augusta Friday to watch boyfriend Tiger Woods play in the second round of the Masters
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Vonn looked stressed at times though Woods played a solid round, carding a three-under-par 69
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Woods is still well behind the leader, hot young American star Jordan Spieth
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The 21-year-old broke the 36 hole record on Friday and is 14-under-par for the tournament, 12 strokes ahead of Woods
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Spieth led after three rounds last year and finished second at the tournament
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If Spieth wins he would tie the record for the youngest winner in Masters history with Woods

Question: 'I'm still right there,' 14-time major winner @placeholder said of his position going into the weekend

Answer: Tiger Woods

Answer: Woods

Answer: Tiger Woods

Answer: Tiger Woods

Answer: Woods

Answer: Woods

Question: 'I was at a pretty low one (point) in my career,' @placeholder said after mixing four birdies with a bogey to climb into a tie for 14th when he ended his round.

Answer: Tiger Woods

Answer: Woods

Answer: Tiger Woods

Answer: Tiger Woods

Answer: Woods

Answer: Woods


SEOUL, South Korea (CNN) -- A 69-year-old who was previously convicted of torching a palace has been arrested in connection with a fire that destroyed Namdaemun, South Korea's oldest wooden structure and a national treasure, authorities said on Tuesday. People on Monday look at the debris of the Namdaemun gate in central Seoul after the fire. Similarities between the Sunday night fire and the 2006 blaze led to the investigation of a man identified only as Mr. Chae, said Kim Young-Su, chief of police of the Namdaemun police station. Chae had served time in prison for the palace fire. Police searched the home of Chae's ex-wife and found a can of paint thinner and a pair of leather gloves they believe were used in the fire, Kim said.
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NEW: "Mr. Chae" was convicted of torching a Korean palace in 2006
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NEW: Chae has confessed to starting the Namdaemun fire, police chief says
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NEW: Easy access, lightly populated area dictated Namdaemun choice, police say
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The more-than-600-year-old Namdaemun was country's oldest wooden structure

Question: @placeholder was more than 600 years old and stood at the center of Seoul, having served as a main gate into the capital for centuries.

Answer: Namdaemun

Answer: Namdaemun gate

Answer: Namdaemun

Answer: Namdaemun

Answer: Namdaemun

Answer: Namdaemun


(CNN) Alex Gentile has a very simple wish. The 8-year-old wants to run with his friends on the playground. But because of a rare disease, he can't play in the sunlight for very long. Alex has X-linked reticulate pigmentary disorder with systematic manifestations -- or what's more commonly called XLPDR. It's so rare that there are only 18 diagnosed cases worldwide. Alex's story is part of photographer Luca Catalano Gonzaga's project, "Hopeful, 'One of a Kind,' " that documents invisible diseases. While many parents pride themselves on being vigilant, it's imperative for Alex's mother, Patrizia, to constantly monitor him. "When he overheats, he risks his life," she said. "A moment of negligence, a delay, and Alex dies."
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Alex Gentile is one of 18 people on Earth who've been diagnosed with XLPDR
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The disorder makes the 8-year-old incredibly sensitive to sunlight

Question: Many times, patients with XLPDR are misdiagnosed, like @placeholder was; identifying the gene will help doctors properly diagnose XLPDR patients in the future.

Answer: Alex Gentile

Answer: Alex

Answer: Alex

Answer: Alex

Answer: Alex

Answer: Alex Gentile