Everyone has that friend who instigates a wild night out, encourages you to have one drink too many, but gets you home in one piece. Now there's a 'smart beer mug' that does a similar thing. Fitted with sensors, the ePint lights up when it is empty, keeps track of the number of drinks its user has sunk and can even suggest ordering a cab at the end of the night. Start-up Xtreme Tech, based in Los Angeles, California, is raising money to put the gadget into production on Kickstarter. The firm audaciously describes its invention as 'Vegas in a cup'.
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ePint contains sensors, LEDs and a Bluetooth chip to link to a phone
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It lights up to show when it is empty or when a sports team has scored
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App features let users play drinking games and even order a cab home
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Gadget is available to pre-order via Kickstarter from $30 (£20)

Question: The ePint also has a built-in weight sensor to track how much liquid it is holding, accelerometers and @placeholder that flash and change colour, as well as a bottle opener so it can be filled with beer quickly.

Answer: LEDs


(CNN) Anniversaries are useful moments to pause and reflect. For the anniversary of D-Day -- June 6, 1944 -- and subsequent campaign in northern France, it is also an opportunity to look at the past in detail and ask how much of what we think we know is true and how much is well-entrenched myth. Not only is it more interesting, it is also of greater worth as we plan for the future and pray there will never be a conflict like World War II again. 1. MYTH: D-Day was predominantly an American operation REALITY: For many people, D-Day is defined by the bloodshed at Omaha -- the codename for one of the five beaches where Allied forces landed -- and the American airborne drops. Even in Germany, the perception is still that D-Day was a largely American show; in a German TV mini-series shown in recent years, "Generation War," there was a reference to the "American landings" in France.
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D-Day signalled the start of the campaign which ended World War II in Europe
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Many myths have subsequently developed about the events in Normandy, says historian

Question: REALITY: Allied frontline troops suffered horrifically during @placeholder.

Answer: World War II

Answer: World War II


Washington (CNN) -- President Obama met Tuesday with Senate Democrats and emerged to say Congress was "on the precipice" of passing a sweeping health care reform bill. "There are some differences that still have to be worked on," Obama said after talks with Democrats trying to push their bill through the Senate. But "there is broad consensus around [a set of] reforms." Obama spoke after Connecticut Sen. Joe Lieberman indicated he was prepared to back reform legislation on condition that the bill drops both a controversial government-run public health insurance option and a provision allowing 55- to 64-year-olds to buy into Medicare.
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Former head of DNC rips deletions, says Senate bill should be abandoned
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"Any fair reading" of bill shows it meets White House criteria, Obama says
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Top liberal senators indicate Medicare buy-in likely will be dropped
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Sen. Joe Lieberman had said he wouldn't back Medicare buy-in

Question: In a later interview with CNN, @placeholder said he was "moving very much in the direction of saying yes, pending just seeing what I've been told is happening with the bill."

Answer: Joe Lieberman

Answer: Joe Lieberman

Question: @placeholder held an emergency meeting Monday night to discuss the issue, then gathered with Obama on Tuesday afternoon to hear the president's opinion.

Answer: Senate Democrats

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Senate

Answer: Senate

Question: The @placeholder would need to finish its work this week to leave a realistic chance of meeting that schedule.

Answer: Senate Democrats

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Senate

Answer: Senate


(CNN) Two weeks after Election Day, most Americans say President-elect Donald Trump will ultimately do a good job as president, though fewer approve of the way he's handled the transition so far, according to a new CNN/ORC Poll. A narrow majority (53%), say they think Trump will do a very or fairly good job as president, and 40% say they have a lot of confidence in Trump to deal with the economy, a share that outpaces the percentage who had that much confidence in Barack Obama, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton or Ronald Reagan ahead of their first inaugurations. Read full poll results
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Majorities think Trump will achieve several of the goals outlined during his campaign as top priorities
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A narrow majority also say they think Trump will do a very or fairly good job as president

Question: All told, 66% say a @placeholder presidency will bring change to the country, but just 43% say it will be change for the better, twenty points below the 63% who thought Obama would bring change for the better in November 2008.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: All told, 66% say a Trump presidency will bring change to the country, but just 43% say it will be change for the better, twenty points below the 63% who thought @placeholder would bring change for the better in November 2008.

Answer: Barack Obama


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump quipped about his tax returns Wednesday while meeting with a bipartisan group of senators on tax reform, according to multiple sources. A source familiar with the meeting said that Trump flippantly made a comment along the lines of "'you might see my taxes one day'" or "'maybe I'll release them one day, who knows?'" Sen. Bill Cassidy, a Louisiana Republican, was in the meeting and confirmed the remark. "He just mentioned his tax returns. Everybody knows the controversies, everybody chuckled," Cassidy said, describing it as a nonchalant comment. "So I wouldn't take it too seriously," he added.
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Donald Trump is the first president in modern times to not release his tax returns
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His remarks made among a meeting with senators were met with 'nervous laughter'

Question: Another source briefed on the meeting confirmed @placeholder made the comment and said there was "nervous laughter" in the room.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


(CNN) It may have only been rock 'n' roll --  but Cubans seemed to like it. On Friday, the Rolling Stones became the first major international rock band to play in Cuba, drawing hundreds of thousands of people to a free concert at a decrepit sports complex on the road to the airport. For years, following the Cuban revolution, rock music was banned on Cuban state TV and radio. Cubans who wore long hair and beards faced harassment from officials, including Fidel Castro who told them to dress like men. No more. "Years ago it was difficult to hear our music but here we are," Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger told the crowd in Spanish. "The times are changing."
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Rolling Stones became the first major international rock band to play in Cuba
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Hundreds of thousands of people attended the free concert

Question: While concerts in @placeholder are usually bare bones affairs, the Stones mounted a stage that glowed against the night sky like a giant juke box, with towering video screens and a blasting sound system.

Answer: Cubans

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cubans

Answer: Cuba

Question: Instead of blowing up balloons, a rarity in @placeholder, the crowd inflated condoms that they then bounced up into the air.

Answer: Cubans

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cubans

Answer: Cuba

Question: @placeholder police and soldiers walked around  the concert but it was marked by a mostly joyous atmosphere.

Answer: Cubans

Answer: Cuba

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Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cubans

Answer: Cuba

Question: The Rolling Stones arrived the same week  U.S.  President Barack Obama made a historic visit to @placeholder, promising to end decades of mistrust and hostility between the two countries.

Answer: Cubans

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cubans

Answer: Cuba


It’s been an eventful journey with the occasional detour but England are in a very good place ahead of a home World Cup. They have nothing and nobody to fear and are well capable of winning the tournament. Stuart Lancaster and his team should be hugely excited — they will never get another chance like this to do something special on the world stage. It’s taken a while but on Saturday against Ireland we saw their starting XV and that, barring injuries, is the side that should start against Fiji. What they must do now is ease right off the physical work — there is no more conditioning they can usefully do — and prepare to explode out of the blocks with a spectacular performance that will make a statement to the world, in particular the other big players in their pool.
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Against Ireland we saw England's starting XV and that, barring injuries, is the side that should start against Fiji
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England must now ease right off the physical work — there is no more conditioning they can usefully do
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From now on it’s the brain that needs exercising. Stay sharp, go through everything in the classroom
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Rugby World Cup 2015 news: CLICK HERE for the latest ahead of the RWC

Question: They also seemed more relaxed against @placeholder and their body language was positive.

Answer: Ireland

Answer: Ireland


Ocean City, Maryland (CNN) Jeanine Patten-Coble was blindsided by her breast cancer diagnosis eight years ago. "When the cancer bomb goes off in your house, it's devastating," she said. At 39, a life-threatening disease had never been on her radar. Stunned, she asked her doctor if she could still leave for her family vacation the next day. He agreed. "We had so much fun that week. We got a chance to rest and relax," Patten-Coble said. "I felt like a mom; I didn't feel like a cancer patient." During the trip, she had to break the news to her young son. To clear her head and prepare herself, she went for a run. Jogging along the beach, she discovered an abandoned Coast Guard compound. The cluster of dilapidated houses gave her an idea.
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Jeanine Patten-Coble realized family time was vital during her breast cancer diagnosis
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Patten-Coble created Little Pink Houses of Hope to give families time away together
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Participants get a weeklong retreat with other families facing breast cancer

Question: "We can give them an opportunity to just hit the pause button on everything that's happening in their life with their treatments and their surgeries," @placeholder-Coble said.

Answer: Jeanine Patten

Answer: Patten

Answer: Jeanine Patten

Answer: Patten

Question: @placeholder-Coble: Our mission is really simple: to put a huge embrace on families as they're going through the breast cancer journey.

Answer: Jeanine Patten

Answer: Patten

Answer: Jeanine Patten

Answer: Patten

Question: @placeholder-Coble: Families come in the first night and you can see the heaviness, especially with the caregivers.

Answer: Jeanine Patten

Answer: Patten

Answer: Jeanine Patten

Answer: Patten

Question: Patten-@placeholder: Families come in the first night and you can see the heaviness, especially with the caregivers.

Answer: Coble

Answer: Coble

Answer: Coble

Answer: Coble

Question: @placeholder-Coble: Cancer's a very isolating experience, so the wonderful thing about a retreat week is that everybody "gets it."

Answer: Jeanine Patten

Answer: Patten

Answer: Jeanine Patten

Answer: Patten


(CNN) We use Jesus's name in twisted -- and often awful -- ways to make points that are more about us and less about Jesus and his teachings. Pro-life and want to pack heat? Numerous articles are dedicated to which gun Jesus would carry to protect the "weak and defenseless." Certain leaders, who claim to be religious, are dedicated to a greedy notion of Jesus who just wants one thing for his loyal followers: money, money and more money. My interest in this exploitation of Jesus deepened after I met Costi Hinn. His uncle, Pastor Benny Hinn, claims God uses him as a conduit to cure disease: He simply "lays hands," Jesus-like, on a chronically ill person, pushes them to the ground and -- bam! -- the person bounces back to health.
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Carol Costello: There are religious leaders who invoke Jesus to exhort money from their followers
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But there are also dissidents -- like Costi Hinn -- who are willing to sacrifice everything to embrace a more honest image of Jesus, writes Costello

Question: ... Abundance will come to you in the name of Jesus, the Son of Almighty @placeholder.

Answer: God

Question: HLN reached out to @placeholder's ministry to talk about this matter further, but we got no response.

Answer: Costi Hinn

Answer: Benny Hinn

Question: And, just like that, @placeholder says he was shunned by his family, excommunicated from all things Hinn.

Answer: Costi Hinn


(CNN) A 21-year-old Somali asylum seeker has set herself on fire at an Australian offshore processing center on the pacific island of Nauru, less than a week after refugee advocates say she was forcibly sent back there. The woman, named by refugee advocates as Hodan Yasin, is currently in a critical condition, according to Australian Immigration Minister Peter Dutton. She has been transferred to Australia for medical treatment. On Sunday, another refugee, named as Omid, died in an Australian hospital after setting himself alight on Nauru two days earlier in the presence of United Nations officials. Critics say the self-immolations reflect the desperation of refugees living under Australia's controversial immigration policy.
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A young woman has set herself on fire at a center for asylum seekers on the island of Nauru
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It is the second self-immolation incident at the facility in a week

Question: Immigration Minister Dutton on Tuesday struck out at refugee advocates for "encouraging them to engage in behaviors they believe will pressure the government to bring them to @placeholder."

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australia

Question: Children urge Australia to free them from @placeholder island 'prison'

Answer: Nauru

Answer: Nauru

Answer: Nauru


Three retired carers are accused of running a child sex ring for 30 years at a school for vulnerable children where 'abuse was almost the norm', a court has heard. Colwyn Baker, David Hennessy and Nigel Putman are said to have preyed on youngsters at the now defunct Swaylands School in Penshurst, Kent, between 1963 and 1993. As well as the abuse allegedly committed by the trio, jurors were also told Baker allegedly encouraged the boys to commit sex acts on other children. David Hennessey (pictured left) and Nigel Putman (right) are accused alongside Colwyn Baker of sexually abusing youngsters at the now-defunct Swaylands School in Penshurst, Kent, between 1963 and 1993
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Colwyn Baker, David Hennessy and Nigel Putman allegedly abused boys
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Three men were residential child care officers at Swaylands School in Kent
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The school catered for boys with emotional and behavioural difficulties
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Trio face a total of 49 charges against 24 victims aged between 10 to 15
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Court heard abuse at school was so common it was 'almost the norm'
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Boys were allegedly encouraged to commit sex acts on other children

Question: One of @placeholder's alleged victims became so scared that he often stayed awake at night, sleeping in stairwells to avoid Baker, Mr Bennetts said.

Answer: Colwyn Baker

Answer: Baker

Answer: Colwyn Baker

Answer: Colwyn Baker


Kurdish fighters have retaken the key Syrian border town of Kobani just one day after it was seized by 'lunatic' Isis militants who murdered more than 200 civilians. The fighters announced they fully secured the  town today - killing more than 60 Isis militants in the process - just two days after the hardline group attacked the town with suicide bombers and machine guns. Redur Xelil, spokesman for the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia, said around eight members of Isis managed to escape north towards the Turkish border after the Kurds successfully pushed back. 'There are still search operations in neighbourhoods where they might be hiding. The town is quiet now,' he said in an online message.
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Kurdish fighters have today retaken the Syrian border town of Kobani
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Isis fighters killed more than 200 civilians when they seized town a day ago
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Kurdish fighters said they killed more than 60 Isis militants during battle
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Terrorists seized the town last year, but Kurds gained control in January

Question: Dr Kobane said: 'War is in full bloom in @placeholder again.

Answer: Kobani

Answer: Kobani

Question: 'I cannot help anyone if all of @placeholder is taken over by the terrorists.

Answer: Kobani

Answer: Kobani

Question: This week the @placeholder advanced to within 50 km (30 miles) of Raqqa city, the group's de facto capital.

Answer: Kurdish

Answer: Kurds

Answer: Kurdish

Answer: Kurdish

Answer: Kurds


(CNN) The oldest fossil remains of Homo sapiens, dating back to 300,000 years, have been found at a site in Jebel Irhoud, Morocco. This is 100,000 years older than previously discovered fossils of Homo sapiens that have been securely dated. The discovery was presented in a study in the journal Nature on Wednesday. This marks the first discovery of such fossils in north Africa, and widens the "cradle of mankind" to encompass all of Africa, the researchers said. Previous finds were in south or east Africa. The fossils, including a partial skull and a lower jaw, belong to five different individuals including three young adults, an adolescent and a child estimated to be 8 years old. Stone tools, animal bones and evidence of fire were also found within the same layer at the site.
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Homo sapiens fossils found in Morocco are the first discovered in north Africa
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The evidence at the site suggests it is 300,000 years old

Question: Before this discovery, it was believed that the early modern humans we evolved from were in @placeholder 200,000 years ago and looked very similar to modern humans.

Answer: Africa

Answer: Africa

Answer: Africa

Answer: Africa


In the days after last month's Boston marathon bombings, the city was on edge. Residents were holed up in their homes, under strict orders not to leave. Investigators sifted through countless hours of surveillance images trying to determine who might have carried out this heinous attack. Then came a breakthrough. Three days after the April 15 attack, the FBI identified the bombing suspects captured in surveillance images near the finish line, later identified as Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. Suspect: Boston attack was payback for hits on Muslims And a manhunt was on. Hours after that FBI news conference, Boston and the rest of the country followed as the suspects allegedly shot and killed a Massachusetts Institute of Technology police officer in a failed attempt to seize his gun, carjacked a black Mercedes SUV whose driver cleverly escaped at a gas station, then fled to the Boston suburb of Watertown, where they were confronted by police.
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Three days after the Boston marathon bombings, the FBI showed images of the suspects
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Hours later, a massive shootout unfolded in Watertown between police and the suspects
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Almost a month after the terror attack, police sources have shed new light on the Watertown shooting

Question: Around the same time, @placeholder grabbed the wheel of the hijacked SUV and drove toward the police.

Answer: Dzhokhar Tsarnaev


QPR defender Mauricio Isla is convinced his Chile international colleague Alexis Sanchez will become the best player in the world after a sensational start to his Arsenal career this season. Sanchez and Isla were this week included in a 20-man Chile squad to play a friendly against Brazil at the Emirates Stadium on March 29, and also against Iran. Sanchez, who has scored 18 goals this season, has helped fire Arsenal to third in the Premier League table, where they sit just a point behind Manchester City. And Isla, who is on a season-long loan deal at Loftus Road from Juventus after impressing for Chile at last summer's World Cup in Brazil, believes Sanchez has all the ingredients – and the temperament – to eclipse even Barcelona striker Lionel Messi and Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo as the best in the business.
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Alexis Sanchez has made a big impact for Arsenal since joining
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Mauricio Isla and Sanchez are both in the Chile squad to face Brazil at The Emirates later this month
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Isla wants revenge over Brazil after losing on penalties at the World Cup

Question: 'It's a game that give brings up some pain, for everything that happened in the World Cup which was a beautiful game, I think as much for @placeholder as it was for Chile,' added Isla.

Answer: Brazil

Answer: Brazil

Answer: Brazil

Answer: Brazil


A young Aboriginal girl who was racially abused while dressed up as Elsa from Disney's Frozen has now met her favourite character at a themed high tea. In May Samara, 3, was waiting in line for a Disney event when a mother told her she could not dress as her favourite character from the hit film because 'Queen Elsa isn't black and black is ugly and you're black'. Last month the little girl was sent a message from Queen Elsa herself, and just weeks later Samara met her favourite character and sister Anna at a high tea held at the Langham in Melbourne.
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Little girl Samara, 3, was racially abused by a stranger
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A mother told her she could not dress as Queen Elsa from Frozen
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'Queen Elsa isn't black', the mother told her at a shopping centre
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On Sunday Samara got to meet her favourite Frozen character at a high tea
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Last month a woman arranged for Queen Elsa to send Samara a video

Question: 'Hello @placeholder, it's Elsa, queen of Arandelle,' Queen Elsa said in the video.

Answer: Samara

Answer: Samara

Answer: Samara

Answer: Samara

Answer: Samara


These stunning pictures show inside London's latest luxury superflats which will set their new owners back up to £5.5million - but they do come with the perk of a pizza lift which can be used to have food and deliveries sent directly into their homes. As the former restaurant of the iconic Adelphi Theatre, the Grade II listed building on the Strand was a popular fine dining haunt of actors and celebrities. But while the theatre remains, developers Enstar Capital have spent the past five years transforming the building's upper floors into Gatti House, a new residential complex made up of four luxurious two and three bedroom apartments in the heart of the West End.
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Former Adelphi Theatre restaurant has been transformed into new residential complex on the Strand in West End
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Developers restored the Grade II listed building into four unique apartments while retaining historical features
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They are priced between £2.95million and £5.5million and features include replica of Titanic restaurant ceiling

Question: When @placeholder acquired the building in 2010, the building needed significant work to be done in order to return it to its former glory - and the restoration is now finally complete.

Answer: Enstar Capital


(CNN) The London hospital where baby Charlie Gard is being treated for a rare genetic disorder has been receiving death threats. "The GOSH community has been subjected to a shocking and disgraceful tide of hostility and disturbance," Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) Chairman Mary MacLeod said in a statement released Saturday. The terminally ill infant is at the center of an international legal controversy over whether the hospital should support experimental efforts to extend his life. "Staff have received abuse both in the street and online," the statement continued. "Thousands of abusive messages have been sent to doctors and nurses whose life's work is to care for sick children. Many of these messages are menacing, including death threats. Families have been harassed and discomforted while visiting their children, and we have received complaints of unacceptable behavior even within the hospital itself.
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Hospital chairman says staff, patients and patients' families have endured abuse
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A trial involving Charlie's case is set to begin Tuesday at the UK High Court

Question: The doctors at GOSH have argued that every medical option has already been considered and treatment in another country would not be in @placeholder's best interest.

Answer: Charlie Gard

Answer: Charlie's


They say you can't buy class but can you buy it for your child? That's the question being asked by TV presenters Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford in their new TV show for Channel 5. The couple gain access to the top echelons of high society to discover just how much it costs to ensure your offspring rubs shoulders with the royalty and future world leaders. As they explore polo clubs and public schools, the couple find out that this route has certainly worked for many before. Princes William and Harry made firm friends from different backgrounds through polo, dubbed the 'sport of Kings' because of its association with the aristocratic, while Chelsey Davies and Cressida Bonas both found their way into Harry's affections after attending the top public school of Stowe.
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Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford probe top echelons of UK society
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Discover that public schools and polo will give children best connections
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Cost of gaining horse and equipment takes it up to £250,000 per year
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Prince Harry's exes Chelsy Davy and Cressida Bonas both attended Stowe

Question: @placeholder's headmaster Dr Anthony Wallersteiner adds that an education with them is more about bettering yourself through your studies than by who you meet.

Answer: Stowe

Answer: Stowe


Two sisters from Oklahoma and Nebraska missing for nearly two weeks in Michigan survived on Girl Scout cookies while stuck in their snow-trapped SUV until state police discovered them Friday near Lake Superior in a remote part of the Upper Peninsula. A pilot noticed a reflection off the Ford Explorer and landed the police helicopter on shore, finally ending the women's unexpected wilderness adventure. Leslie Roy, 52, and Lee Marie Wright, 56, were examined at a hospital and released. ‘It was sheer joy,’ Detective Sgt. Jeff Marker told The Associated Press, describing their reaction to the rescue. ‘It was almost disbelief that it was finally happening.’
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Leslie Roy, 52, and Lee Wright, 56, had been visiting relatives in Michigan when on April 11 their Ford Explorer got trapped in snow on remote road
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SUV lost power and they had no cell phone service to call for help
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Roy and Wright wore layers of clothes to stay warm as overnight temperatures fell to the 20s
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Survived by rationing eight boxes of Girl Scout cookies, a bag of cheese puffs and melted snow
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Helicopter pilot noticed a reflection off the Ford Explorer Friday and rescued the trapped women

Question: Their @placeholder was spotted from a helicopter around 2.30pm, police said.

Answer: Ford Explorer

Answer: Ford Explorer

Answer: Ford Explorer


Australia's property market is so hot a single buyer in Sydney, Melbourne or Canberra needs to be earning more than $100,000 a year to afford the average-priced home in those cities, according to a recent analysis. In Sydney, where every weekend brings auction results that seem to defy belief, a solo first-home buyer needs to earn a massive $152,000 a year, the analysis by The Australian Financial Review in conjunction with the University of NSW, found. To manage repayments on a property of average price, Melbournians need to earn around $115,000 and those who wish to stake their claim on a piece of land in Canberra will need an individual wage of $111,000.
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Solo first-home buyers will need to pocket an annual wage of $152,000 to afford an average home in Sydney
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Melbournians must earn $115,000 and those wanting to buy in Canberra will need an individual wage of $111,000
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The Australian Bureau of Statistics records the current average full-time wage in Australia at $76,800 a year
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Research by Daily Mail Australia shows many of the properties in the 'average' price bracket are far from luxurious

Question: While it appears pokey, the open plan home features sweeping views of @placeholder's city skyline and has access to communal facilities which include swimming pool, spa, gymnasium, lounge and sky garden.

Answer: Melbourne

Answer: Melbournians

Answer: Melbournians


The governor warned that Puerto Rico can't pay its $72 billion public debt as international economists release a critical report on the island's economy, delivering another jolt to the recession-gripped U.S. island as well as a world financial system already worrying over Greece's collapsing finances. Gov. Alejandro Garcia Padilla is hoping to defer debt payments while negotiating with creditors, spokesman Jesus Manuel Ortiz said Sunday night. Detroit was forced to make a similar move with the help of emergency manager Kevyn Orr, who went on to try and dig Atlantic City out of its own financial hole. By comparison, notes CNN, Detroit shed $7 billion in debt over the course of its attempt to turn the financial ship around. Puerto Rico's state-owned power company PREPA is itself $9 billion in the red.
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Gov. Alejandro Garcia Padilla is hoping to defer debt payments while negotiating with creditors, much as Detroit was forced to do

Question: @placeholder has taken several measures to help generate more government revenue, including signing legislation raising the sales tax to 11.5 percent and creating a 4 percent tax on professional services.

Answer: Alejandro Garcia Padilla


Papiss Cisse was banned for seven games for his part in the spitting storm that also involved Manchester United defender Jonny Evans. Evans himself is facing a ban of six matches if found guilty after the Football Association charged both men. The incident came during United’s 1-0 win at Newcastle on Wednesday night when the pair spat at each other following a first-half tangle. Jonny Evans appears to launch spit in the direction of the floored Newcastle United striker Papiss Cisse subsequently retaliates, and appears to aim spit of his own back at the Manchester United man Evans (left) and Cisse clash near the half-way line at St James' Park following the unpleasant exchange
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Jonny Evans appeared to spit at Papiss Cisse on Wednesday night
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Striker Cisse retaliated by aiming spit back at defender Evans
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Toon striker handed seven-game ban from  after accepting the FA charge
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Evans has until 6pm Friday to respond to the same charge
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Referee Anthony Taylor missed the incident and neither player was booked
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Evans denied spitting at Cisse, whilst the Newcastle striker has apologised
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Manchester United won the game 1-0 thanks to Ashley Young's late goal
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READ: Van Gaal defends Jonny Evans after spitting incident

Question: Firstly to my team-mates and to our supporters, secondly to Jonny Evans, and thirdly to every football fan who saw the incident between myself and @placeholder.

Answer: Jonny Evans

Answer: Evans

Answer: Jonny Evans

Answer: Evans

Answer: Jonny Evans

Answer: Evans

Answer: Evans

Answer: Evans

Answer: Jonny Evans


(CNN) Boy, that didn't go well, to hear social media tell it. Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder, in what was billed as a move to establish solidarity with the people of Flint, said Monday he would visit a home with lead service lines whose unfiltered water had tested higher than the national action level and collect said water. Channeling a souped-up version of ex-Flint Mayor Dayne Walling, Snyder promised to drink and cook with the water for a month, returning to Flint every week for an, ahem, fresh supply of the wet stuff. Family uses 151 bottles of water a day
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Governor says Michigan residents requested that he drink Flint's water, so he will for 30 days
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"It would help move #FlintFWD if you resigned. #ArrestGovSnyder" wrote one Facebook user
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Others tell governor to give water to his own family, move to Flint or drink water at their house

Question: Experts, he said, have concluded the water is now safe to drink with a filter, and "I am hopeful I can alleviate some of the skepticism and mistrust by putting words to action," Snyder said in a statement, which added that @placeholder residents had made the request of the governor.

Answer: Flint

Answer: Flint

Answer: Flint

Answer: Flint

Answer: FlintFWD

Answer: Flint

Question: That's not to mention concerns about Legionnaire's disease, imminent learning disabilities in developing children and a state investigation into miscarriages in @placeholder.

Answer: Flint

Answer: Flint

Answer: Flint

Answer: Flint

Answer: FlintFWD

Answer: Flint

Question: Many have pointed out that drinking and cooking with the tap water is hardly representative of what @placeholder residents have endured.

Answer: Flint

Answer: Flint

Answer: Flint

Answer: Flint

Answer: FlintFWD

Answer: Flint


(CNN) -- A report released this week tells us that the international war on drugs is failing. That comes as no surprise as a growing number of policy experts, pundits and politicians have reached that conclusion, including former Secretary of State George Shultz, former Mexican President Vicente Fox, and former Brazilian President Fernando Henrique Cardoso. Among other findings, the report documents that inflation-adjusted and purity-adjusted prices of marijuana, cocaine and heroin have all decreased dramatically since 1990 in as geographically diverse areas as Europe, the United States and Australia. In other words, illegal drugs are plentiful and cheap around the world.
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Ted Carpenter: It's no surprise that a new report says the global war on drugs is failing
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Carpenter: Drug prohibition leads to corruption, violence and a host of societal problems
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He says the folly of alcohol prohibition offers us lessons in anti-drug strategies
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Carpenter: Change of policy should begin with legalization of marijuana

Question: The quixotic @placeholder crusade against alcohol in the 1920s and early 1930s demonstrated that a prohibition strategy empowers and enriches odious criminals.

Answer: United States


Ruby Walsh is renowned as one of the greatest jockeys of all time but he also showed what a fine horseman he is on the second circuit of the Grand National. Walsh, a two-time winner of the National, acted as flag man to warn the field to go wide at the Canal Turn as vets tended to the stricken Balthazar King. Thankfully, Phillip Hobbs’s gelding was able to walk away from his fall, as was Walsh’s mount Ballycasey. Ruby Walsh (right) warned riders that Balthazar King was receiving treatment Balthazar King receives treatment as riders gallop past Balthazar King received treatment from a vet on the track for at least an hour before being taken to an equine hospital.
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Balthazar King and Ballycasey fell on first circuit at Aintree on Saturday
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Balthazar King needed veterinary treatment on the course after the fall
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Ruby Walsh acted as flag man to warn riders to avoid the horse

Question: Balthazar King’s fall on the first circuit led to Walsh and Ballycasey being brought down  but, afterwards, @placeholder was typically phlegmatic.

Answer: Ruby Walsh

Answer: Walsh

Answer: Walsh

Answer: Ruby Walsh

Answer: Ruby Walsh


(CNN) As part of her closing argument, Hillary Clinton has released an ad that will bring back memories for baby boomers who lived through the tumultuous 1960s. The television spot begins with the actress Monique Luiz, who played the girl in Lyndon Johnson's famous "Daisy" ad in 1964. Luiz says, "This was me in 1964. The fear of nuclear war that we had as children, I never thought our children would ever have to deal with that again. And to see that coming forward in this election is really scary." The rest of the ad features Trump making provocative statements about possibly using nuclear weapons, as well as national security officials like former National Security Agency and CIA Director Michael Hayden warning about the dangers of having Trump in office. "Bomb the s—t out of them," we hear Trump saying at the end of the ad.
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Julian Zelizer: The "Daisy" ad was considered to be one of the most powerful television spots ever made
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The Clinton campaign's "Daisy" ad is playing in a very different political environment than the original, writes Zelizer

Question: After the 1964 election, @placeholder was able to characterize the vote as a defeat for right-wing conservatism.

Answer: Lyndon Johnson


Liverpool midfielder Adam Lallana admits successive draws in new manager Jurgen Klopp's first two matches have added a dose of realism to temper fans' sky-high expectations. The former Borussia Dortmund coach's arrival at Anfield a fortnight ago sparked a wave of optimism on Merseyside with many fans' predicting great things from the off. From the start Klopp insisted he was not a miracle worker and change would take time, and a 1-1 Europa League draw at home to 10-man Rubin Kazan – on the back of a goalless stalemate at Tottenham – has highlighted exactly that. 'It was never going to just change overnight,' said Lallana, who had another good game under the German.
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Liverpool have drawn their first two games since Jurgen Klopp took over
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Reds were unable to beat 10-man Rubin Kazan at Anfield in Europa League
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Adam Lallana has played well in the German's first two matches
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Lallana confident of success but says it won't happen overnight

Question: '@placeholder has made it clear that he demands 100 per cent.

Answer: Jurgen Klopp

Answer: Jurgen Klopp


Raheem Sterling's imminent record-breaking £49million transfer to  Manchester City will provide a very timely boost for recently-relegated Queens Park Rangers. Liverpool have accepted an initial bid of £45m from their Premier League rivals, with a further £4m in add-ons, and QPR are set to pocket £9m from the deal. The Reds signed Sterling as a 15-year-old from the west London club for an initial fee of £400,000 in 2010, but there was also a  20 per cent sell-on clause inserted into the deal set up by Frank McParland - who is currently Director of Football at Burnley. 1. Angel di Maria (Man United)       £60m
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Relegated QPR set to receive cash boost from Raheem Sterling deal
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Liverpool accept £45m + add-ons bid from Manchester City for Sterling
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Former club QPR had 20 per cent sell-on clause in deal with Liverpool
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Sterling will become most expensive English player of all time

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

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Sterling


Margaret Challis was on her way back from a night out at the theatre when she died in a head on car crash which also killed three teenagers A grandmother who died in a horror car crash had recently told her family she had 'everything to live for' after receiving the all clear from a brain tumour. Margaret Challis, 66, from Methyr Tydfil, South Wales, was on her way back from a night out at the theatre to celebrate when she was killed in a head on crash with new driver Rhodri Miller, 17, who died along with his girlfriend Alesha O'Connor and friend Corey Price.
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Margaret Challis, 66, was one of four to die in horror car crash on Friday
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Recently survived brain tumour and said she had 'everything to live for'
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Grandmother of 20 was celebrating all clear with a night out at the theatre
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She was killed in head on crash with new driver and his two friends
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Mrs Challis witnessed the Aberfan disaster which killed her siblings in 1966

Question: It is the second tragedy to hit her family after two of her siblings died in the 1966 @placeholder colliery disaster.

Answer: Aberfan


Too strong, too hungry and too powerful. All over the field Manchester United were superior. It has been a while since we have said that, in this fixture at least. A season that seemed to be heading nowhere when Arsenal defeated them in the FA Cup last month will perhaps now be remembered for a return to European football and also for this, a victory over their neighbours that was even more complete, more absolute, than the scoreline suggests. United used to do this to City all the time. They used to bully them, pass through them, demoralise them and embarrass them. But not since 2009-10 when United beat City twice in the Barclays Premier League and edged a League Cup semi-final have they brutalised them like this.
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Aguero opened scoring in the 8th minute, tapping in Silva's pinpoint cross
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Young levels minutes six minutes later, reacting to a loose ball in the box
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Fellaini nods in Young's cross for his sixth of the season in the 28th minute
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Mata punished weak City defending to add a breakaway third in the 66th
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An unmarked Smalling nodded home Young's free-kick to make it four
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Aguero finished Zabaleta's cross to add a his second late on
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Vincent Kompany's challenge on Daley Blind attracted criticism - and a booking - and he was subbed after half-time
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City had won the last four Manchester derbies but sank to their fourth defeat in six Premier League games
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For United, this was a sixth successive win, and a hugely impressive one
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View all the stats and pitch maps from the game with our Match Zone
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READ: Ashley Young laughs at Manchester City as Manchester United silence 'noisy neighbours' with big derby win

Question: All of @placeholder's outfield players congratulate Smalling after his close-range header ensured the red side of Manchester has bragging rights

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: Manchester United

Question: Coming at a time when @placeholder had looked weak, the psychological effects of the equaliser were immediate and far reaching.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: Manchester United


(CNN) America is reeling after a heart-wrenching Independence Day week. It started with the police killing of Alton Sterling on a muggy Tuesday in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The next day, Philando Castile was killed by police during a traffic stop in Falcon Heights, Minnesota. Thursday night, five Dallas police officers were killed by a sniper, who told authorities he was angry about the deaths of Sterling and Castile. Late Wednesday, relatives of slain Dallas police officer Patrick Zamarripa and Quinyetta McMillon, the mother of Sterling's teenage son, sat side-by-side, tears in their eyes, at a CNN town hall moderated by Don Lemon to discuss how a divided nation moves forward.
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A national town hall moderated by CNN's Don Lemon
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Police interactions at center of heated debate as country grapples with racial divide

Question: In tears, the slain officer's father, Enrique Zamarripa, referred to the endless cycle of violence ripping @placeholder apart: "This has got to stop."

Answer: America


(CNN) Did I move to Indiana? My mailing address still says Atlanta, GA, and I just filed my Georgia state income taxes. So why do I feel like I'm in Indiana? Because the Georgia General Assembly just passed a religious freedom bill, just like Indiana did around this time last year. That bill has cost Indiana at least $60 million in tourist revenue. Unfortunately, what the Georgia legislature passed is worse than Indiana's. The bill, if signed into law, could have significant economic consequences for Atlanta. The NFL has made clear that Atlanta's potential hosting of the Super Bowl is at risk. Many Atlanta-based companies, such as Home Depot and Coca-Cola, have spoken out against the measure. Walt Disney is threatening to no longer film movies in the state . As a big convention city, Atlanta stands to lose even more revenue. The Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce opposes the bill. Fortunately, there is still time for Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal to veto the measure.
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Timothy Holbrook : The Georgia General Assembly just passed a "religious freedom" bill
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The bill, like those in other states, is a license to discriminate and could cost the state dearly, says Holbrook

Question: I live in @placeholder, and the bill is not yet law.

Answer: GA

Answer: Georgia

Answer: Georgia General Assembly

Answer: Georgia

Answer: Georgia

Answer: Georgia General Assembly


(CNN)  -- Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is in Afghanistan on a multistop overseas trip for meetings with international leaders but with an eye on the U.S. presidential race back home. Sen. Barack Obama is expected to visit several world leaders over the next few weeks. Obama's trip, which includes visits to Iraq, Jordan, Israel, Germany, France and the United Kingdom, is intended to bolster his foreign policy credentials before U.S. voters. "This is the campaign trail via satellite -- pictures for the rhetoric back home," CNN's Candy Crowley said, adding that the trip was intended to demonstrate that Obama was up to the job of taking a lead role on the international stage.
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NEW: Obama, 2 other senators in Afghanistan; Iraq also on itinerary
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NEW: McCain releases ad criticizing Obama on foreign policy
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Democratic candidate seeks to burnish foreign policy credentials with trip
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Visits planned with Middle Eastern, European leaders

Question: "The question is, is he tough enough to stand up for @placeholder but graceful enough to improve [its] image?"

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Question: "To say that Iraq is somehow disconnected from Afghanistan shows, again, incredible naivete," @placeholder said this week.

Answer: McCain


Mark Noble insists West Ham are capable of becoming a team fit to fill the Olympic Stadium when they move there next summer. The midfielder hailed the coming season as the biggest in their history as they are led by new manager Slaven Bilic, who has been tasked with keeping them in the Premier League. Ahead of playing Birkirkara in their Europa League qualifier on Thursday, Noble said: 'This is the biggest season in the club's history. The money we're spending and the way we're going. We want to go into the new stadium as a solid Premier League team ready for a stadium like that.
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Hammers face Birkirkara in their next Europa League qualifier
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Noble believes his side can fill Olympic Stadium next season
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Slaven Bilic takes charge of his first game at Upton Park

Question: 'But we wanted to respect the @placeholder because it's a big opportunity and privilege to any club.

Answer: Europa League

Answer: Europa League


Hundreds of thousands of people  flocked to see Pope Francis end his whirlwind tour of Cuba by blessing one of its major cites, as the U.S. prepares for his arrival with unprecedented security measures. The popular Catholic leader called on the gathered crowds in Holguin to believe in change before delivering the blessing on his final day in the communist nation as part of an historic nine-day trip to Cuba and the United States. Francis, who is credited with playing a key role in the easing of relations between the two former Cold War enemies, is now due to fly out to Washington DC tomorrow where he will become the first pope to address congress as U.S, officials prepare for his visit with the largest security operation in American history.
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Hundreds of thousands of people flocked to see Pope Francis as he brought his whirlwind tour of Cuba to a close
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He called on crowds in Holguin to believe in change before delivering a blessing to Cuba's fourth biggest country
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Pontiff will fly out to the U.S where he will meet with President Obama and be the first pope to address congress
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In Washington, Philadelphia and New York, local authorities have teamed with the FBI, Capitol Police, Coast Guard, Pentagon and even FEMA in planning the unprecedented undertaking
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Hundreds of thousands of the devout and simply curious are expected to swarm the already crowded Northeast Corridor starting Tuesday, when the pope touches down in the nation's capital
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Complicating preparation efforts in New York City was the 70th U.N. General Assembly, which which coincides with the papal visit and will add more than 150 foreign delegations to the already crowded city
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Francis traveled to Holguin, Cuba and held a Mass on Monday before he's scheduled to fly on Tuesday to Washington for the U.S. leg of his trip to the two former Cold War foes

Question: Thousands of people had gathered along the streets to try and catch a glimpse of the pope and his popemobile as he passed by on the way to deliver a papal @placeholder in the city plaza.

Answer: Mass


Saidy Janko admits there was no way he could resist his Hoops switch after listening to icons like Lionel Messi and Xavi rave about Celtic Park. The 19-year-old full-back has penned a four-year deal with the Glasgow giants after quitting Manchester United. The Swiss youth international admits the lure of potential Champions League action and the chance to work with boss Ronny Deila were all decisive factors in his move north. But he revealed it was the words of Barcelona's superstar duo following the Catalan outfit's 2-1 Parkhead defeat in November 2012 which convinced him to kick-start his career north of the border.
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Saidy Janko has joined Celtic on a four-year deal from Manchester United
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The Switzerland Under 19 international bolsters Celtic's defensive options
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Janko has targeted Champions League and international football

Question: 'I was quite happy to stay at Manchester United but @placeholder is hard to resist.

Answer: Celtic Park

Answer: Celtic

Answer: Celtic


Pope Francis has condemned the leak of sensitive Vatican documents as a deplorable crime but said it would not distract him from forging ahead with reforms at the Catholic Church. The leaks are one of the biggest internal scandals to hit Francis' papacy and are reminiscent of the 'Vatileaks' furore that preceded the resignation of former Pope Benedict in 2013. The Italian media has dubbed the latest episodes 'Vatileaks II'. Making his first public comment about the leaks since the arrest last week of two people suspected of giving the documents to Italian journalists,  he today asked the faithful to continue praying for the good of the church.
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Pope condemned leak of sensitive Vatican documents as deplorable crime
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Leaks are one of the biggest internal scandals to hit Francis' papacy
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Said it wouldn't distract him from forging ahead with reforms of Holy See

Question: In June, the pope's encyclical on the environment was leaked before publication and last month a private letter from 13 conservative cardinals complaining about a meeting of bishops on family issues was published by an @placeholder magazine.

Answer: Italian

Answer: Italian


Somali terror group Al-Shabaab could soon scrap its allegiance to Al-Qaeda and pledge loyalty to rivals ISIS instead, MailOnline has learned. Islamic State invited the east-African jihadi group to join forces with them through a propaganda video released in March - urging it to wage jihad on neighbouring Kenya, Ethiopia and Tanzania. Now Al-Shabaab members and sources within the Somali army suggest the invitation will be accepted and the group - which commands around 9,000 fighters - will soon extend ISIS's self-proclaimed caliphate to east-Africa. The decision comes at a time when many of Al-Shabaab's local and foreign leaders are being killed by commando raids and drone strikes, the group is rapidly losing territory and its money is running out as a result.
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Al-Shabaab's top commanders held a secret meeting in Somalia this week
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Senior militant told MailOnline that pledge of allegiance to ISIS is imminent
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Islamic State courted Al-Shabaab in a propaganda video released in March
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The alliance would extend ISIS's self-proclaimed caliphate to east Africa
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Somali terror group has ramped up violence 'in anticipation of the merger' and carried out 150 ambushes on military checkpoints in June

Question: There has been friction within @placeholder-Shabaab's leadership between those who want to merge with global jihadi movements and those who want to stick to their initial domestic mandate, sources familiar with the group's inner-workings have told CNN.

Answer: Al

Answer: Al

Answer: African

Answer: Al

Answer: Africa

Answer: Al

Answer: Al

Answer: Al

Answer: Africa

Question: Ryan Cummings added that a merger 'would be a significant ideological victory for the group [@placeholder].

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


(CNN)As claims of responsibility go, it is remarkably complex and perhaps asks more questions than it answers, hinting at the messy rivalry perhaps engulfing the jihadi world. Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula commander Nasr Ibn Ali al-Ansi's 12-minute message declares brothers Said and Cherif Kouachi to be -- in the group's eyes -- "heroes" who "were assigned and accepted and fulfilled" a task. It claims that much of what remains of al Qaeda's command was somehow involved in choosing the Charlie Hebdo magazine as a target. Several times, it evokes the name of Osama bin Laden, and his successor, Ayman al-Zawahiri -- names that, in the current focus on ISIS' rampage across the Middle East, seem almost to hail from a time of jihad past.
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Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula claims responsibility in Charlie Hebdo attack in Paris
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Differing worlds of al Qaeda and ISIS apparent for some time now, Nick Paton Walsh says
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Claim in attack hints at the messy rivalry perhaps engulfing the jihadi world, he says

Question: Above all, Wednesday's long and florid statement shows an al Qaeda desperate not to be eclipsed by its newer -- and at times, in the gruesome jousting of this world -- more radical cousin, @placeholder.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


London (CNN) -- Lego might not seem like the sort of thing to make your blood boil. The venerable toy is one of the most popular playthings of all time. People of all ages love it. And if previous years are anything to go by, Christmas stockings will soon be bulging with the stuff. But the irony is that because people feel such visceral affection for the toy, they tend to fly into a rage when they believe its standards are slipping. In fact, I'm getting a bit hot under the collar myself. The latest furore concerns Lego's "franchise" sets, which depict scenes from movies like "Star Wars," "Lord Of the Rings," and "Marvel."
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Christmas stockings will be bulging with Lego, especially sets depicting movie scenes
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Lego enthusiasts argue they undermine point of toy, to stimulate imaginations
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Play is vitally important part of a child's development, says Jake Wallis Simons
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Aspirational toys make for depressing indictment of society's view of childhood, he argues

Question: As @placeholder approaches, millions of harassed adults will stream into toy stores all over the world in search of that special something that will make their little one's eyes light up.

Answer: Christmas

Answer: Christmas


All Facebook users have them - those friends who are so in love with their newborn baby they clog up your news feed with constant doting updates. But one group of women were so fed up with their friend's 'running commentary' they went to the extreme measure of putting an anonymous letter in her mailbox demanding she give everyone 'a break'. Jade Ruthven, 33, of Perth, Western Australia, was shocked when she found the scathing note claiming to be from ‘a few of the girls’, cruelly criticising her for posting photos of her six-month-old daughter Addison on Facebook. ‘Dear Jade, I have got together with a few of the girls and we are all SO OVER your running commentary on your life and every single thing Addy does,’ the letter begins.
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A new mother was shocked to receive a scathing letter
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Unsigned letter slammed her for posting too much on Facebook about her baby
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Letter to Jade Ruthven claimed to come from her friends
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She chose to respond by posting even more photos of her baby to take a stand against the bullies
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She has no idea who sent the cruel letter or why they chose to be so mean

Question: ‘I guess you are just p***ing a lot of people off with all your “@placeholder this and Addy that”.

Answer: Addy


(CNN) -- Cast your mind back to 2008 and to the Beijing Olympics, a time when few had experienced the joy of hashtags and the "Like" button was still a twinkle in Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's eye. Then the "Twittersphere" had just three million "tweeps", while social-networking monolith Facebook had a "modest" 100 million users. A lot can change in four years... Last week's London 2012's opening ceremony provoked more tweets than the entire 2008 Games, while Facebook's 900 million users -- more than the total population of Europe -- shared photos and comments about the event. 'Unbelievable' Ye Shiwen sparks debate
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Opening ceremony of London 2012 saw more tweets than entire Beijing Games
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British diver Tom Daley abused via Twitter after fourth-place finish in synchro diving
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Social-networking website Facebook has 900 million registered users
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Swimmer Emily Seebohm blames social media preoccupation for failing to win gold

Question: Twitter's expansion can also be explained by the proliferation of many of the world's top athletes equipping themselves with official Facebook pages and "verified" @placeholder accounts as a way of interacting with their fans..

Answer: Twitter


Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is hopeful Francis Coquelin and Aaron Ramsey will ease his midfield selection problems for Wednesday's clash against Queens Park Rangers. Coquelin, who has been a revelation for the Gunners since his return from a loan spell at Charlton, fractured his nose in Sunday's win over Everton and is a doubt for the visit to Loftus Road. Wenger feared the Frenchman may require surgery, but it is understood Coquelin has not been ruled out of the clash against Rangers and could still play in the London derby despite taking the hefty blow. Aaron Ramsey has suffered from fitness problems this season but could return against Queens Park Rangers
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Aaron Ramsey hasn't played for Arsenal since February 10
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Francis Coquelin suffered a fractured nose in their game against Everton
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The Wales midfielder is set to return for the Gunners' clash with QPR
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Manager Arsene Wenger is hopeful that Coquelin will also be available
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Question: Midfielder @placeholder had to be substituted after fracturing his nose but could also return against QPR

Answer: Francis Coquelin

Answer: Coquelin

Answer: Coquelin

Answer: Francis Coquelin

Answer: Coquelin


(CNN) -- Humans have always looked to birds for joy, inspiration and comfort, but if we look toward the birds of the Gulf Coast today, we feel no comfort, only a deep and growing unease. What began on April 20 with the horrific loss of 11 human lives in the explosion of the offshore oil rig Deepwater Horizon now threatens to become a devastating and far-reaching environmental disaster -- one that should shake the American people to our very core. Hour by hour, a massive oil slick is spreading to the fragile coastal wetlands and barrier islands of the Mississippi River Delta in Louisiana. Coastal areas of Mississippi, Alabama and Florida are also at risk.
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Offshore oil rig explosion may produce long-term environmental devastation
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Massive oil slick threatens coastal Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida
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Gill: If birds are in trouble, so are we
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Gill: "It's time to ... move toward a future powered by cleaner, renewable sources of energy"

Question: The images from the @placeholder are tragic reminders that we cannot afford to wait.

Answer: Gulf Coast


Paris (CNN) If Washington is currently a dark place for President Donald Trump, a stop in the City of Light may prove well-timed. "The White House is paralyzed," a top Republican close to the West Wing told CNN ahead of Trump's departure to Paris, a withering assessment of an administration whose goals of passing a health care bill, overhauling the tax code and defeating ISIS have been complicated once again. "Another week lost," is how one official described the legislative timeline for Trump and Republicans, an acknowledgment that the latest swirl of Russia developments complicate an already imperiled agenda. Escaping what advisers, aides, and other Republicans describe as a White House rattled by Russia bombshells, Trump will find himself here instead embraced by Gallic splendor. He accepted an invitation from the new French president, Emmanuel Macron, to be on hand for Bastille Day, the national holiday that commemorates the start of the French Revolution.
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"The White House is paralyzed," a top Republican close to the West Wing told CNN
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"Another week lost," is how one official described the legislative timeline for Trump

Question: Questions about the origin of the leaks have rippled through @placeholder, with the suggestion that backstabbing aides may be looking to take down their rivals.

Answer: Washington


As a famous actor, Juliet Stevenson may be used to walking past crowds of adoring fans and the paparazzi on the red carpet. But she was unprepared for the adulation she received while filming a biopic about Mother Teresa in the slums of India. As she passed through the slums, locals dropped to the ground believing the Nobel Peace Prize winner had been brought back to life to care for the poor. Scroll down for video Juliet Stevenson was treated like a saint while filming a biopic on the Nobel Peace Prize winner Mother Teresa Stevenson, who is not a Christian, was wary of taking on the role but said it had been a 'wonderful challenge'
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As actress passed through slums in costume, locals dropped to the ground
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Believed Mother Teresa had been brought back to life to care for the poor
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Stevenson is heading cast of forthcoming feature film about Mother Teresa

Question: The biopic will be released this year in the hope it coincides with @placeholder's canonisation.

Answer: Mother Teresa

Answer: Mother Teresa

Answer: Mother Teresa

Answer: Mother Teresa


Hillary Clinton hinted at a 2016 presidential run during a star-studded gala on Tuesday, asking an enthusiastic audience of female Democrats: 'Don't you someday want to see a woman president?' However, the former US first lady shunned questions about her 'extensive' use of a personal email address during her four-year tenure as Secretary of State from January 2009 to February 2013. She also avoided claims that she violated the US Federal Records Act by failing to preserve her correspondence via hdr22@clintonemail.com on State Department servers until two months ago. Instead, Mrs Clinton teased the audience about her political future during the 30th anniversary gala of EMILY's List, an organization that works to elect Democratic women who support abortion rights.
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Hillary Clinton hinted at a 2016 presidential run during EMILY'S List event
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She spoke of having the opportunity to 'make millions of decisions' in life
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Then asked female audience: 'Don't you want to see a woman president?'
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As the crowd erupted, Mrs Clinton spoke of women's economic security
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However, she avoided questions about her use of personal email account
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Also steered clear of claims that she violated the US Federal Records Act
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Mrs Clinton took selfie with Orange Is The New Black actress Uzo Aduba
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Other speakers included star America Ferrera and  chef Padma Lakshmi

Question: '', the supposed front-runner for next year's @placeholder presidential nomination asked.

Answer: Democratic


Twelve months ago, the pressure on Brazil to perform at a major tournament had reached an unprecedented crescendo. Their World Cup campaign, however, ended in humiliation on home soil as eventual winners Germany ran riot in the semi-finals. One year on and expectations are significantly lower as the returning Dunga takes his side to Chile for the Copa America. Nine consecutive victories since the former captain took charge for a second spell have restored confidence, even if the swashbuckling style of old remains a distant memory. And following their win over Mexico last weekend, Brazil edged out a limited Honduras side in their final friendly before they travel to Temuco for their opening game against Peru on Sunday.
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Neymar was named among the substitutes but played in the second-half
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The Barcelona superstar had a goal disallowed for offside
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Hoffenheim striker Firmino struck the winner on 33 minutes in Porto Alegre
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Chelsea defender Felipe Luis supplied Firmino with a brilliant assist
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Liverpool midfielder Coutinho and Chelsea attacker Willian were also in action, with David Luiz captain
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Former Manchester City striker Robinho featured too and was booked for Brazil
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Some supporters BOOED Brazil after their unconvincing victory
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Brazil open their Copa America campaign against Peru on June 14

Question: The 23-year-old plies his club trade for @placeholder in Germany and will hope to use the Copa America as a springboard to a regular role in Dunga's starting XI.

Answer: Hoffenheim


(CNN) For close to a decade, Simratpal Singh felt torn between the ideals of his faith and those of the U.S. Army. No more. The Army has granted Capt. Singh, a Sikh, permission to serve while wearing a turban over his long hair and a beard with his uniform. He is the first active duty soldier to seek the accommodation and receive it while serving in the Army, according to The Sikh Coalition, the largest Sikh American advocacy organization in the United States. Opinion: The right to serve in military shouldn't be hindered by faith "I had a childhood fascination with the Army," Singh told CNN. "The Sikh concept of standing up for the weak and defending the defenseless is very much at the core of the Sikh psyche, and those are same ideals that the U.S. Army upholds."
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Simratpal Singh is reportedly the first active duty soldier to seek the accommodation and receive it while serving in the Army
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Turbans, unshorn hair and beards have a deep spiritual meaning for Sikh men
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"As a kid, you are told, you can be anything in the U.S., and that rings through even more now," Singh says

Question: Sikh student sues @placeholder, says ROTC enlistment blocked because of his faith

Answer: U.S. Army

Answer: Army

Answer: Army

Answer: Army

Answer: U.S. Army

Answer: Army

Answer: U.S.


The ‘Ginger Messi’ nickname began after Duncan Watmore scored a quite sumptuous solo goal against Corby Town. Watmore, 19-years-old and playing for Altrincham at the time, hooked the ball to a team-mate on the edge of his own box and ran on to the pass back. On a muddy, sticky pitch akin to the Conference North match being played, he easily sprinted ahead of a trailing opponent and side-stepped a flying tackle just inside Corby’s half. At full speed, he charged between two defenders, dribbling the ball into the box, and left one on his backside with a clever turn inside before calmly stroking the ball past the goalkeeper.
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England U 21s came back to defeat Switzerland 3-1 in Euro 2017 qualifying
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Duncan Watmore came on in the 75th minute to change the game
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Watmore earned a penalty, scored and assisted final goal for Young Lions
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Former Altrincham forward earned nickname for a wonder goal scored against Corby Town

Question: Yet the second-youngest @placeholder happens to have an exceptional natural talent for football and athleticism to match.

Answer: Duncan Watmore

Answer: Watmore

Answer: Duncan Watmore

Answer: Watmore


Bentley Motors' top designer criticized Ford's new Lincoln Continental on Facebook and called the model that was unveiled this week  at the New York auto show a 'copy'. Bentley design chief Luc Donckerwolke apparently thought the new Lincoln Continental luxury saloon shared too many similarities with the Bentley Flying Spur. The side windows of the vehicles look similar and both models have chrome trim around their windows and rears. Scroll down for video Bentley Motors' top designer criticized Ford's Lincoln Continental on Facebook (above), calling it a 'copy' Luc Donckerwolke thought the Continental shared too many similarities with the Bentley Flying Spur (above)
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Bentley executive called new Continental a 'copy' of Bentley Flying Spur
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Luc Donckerwolke put remark on designer David Woodhouses' Facebook
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Side windows of vehicles look similar and both models have chrome trim
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Spokesman dismissed criticism and said 'Continental is clearly a Lincoln'
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Bentley defended Donckerwolke and called car design 'an emotive subject'
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General Motors told reporters he 'liked the Bentley designer's comment'

Question: @placeholder is reviving the Lincoln Continental as its top-of-the-line luxury saloon to rebuild the brand's image

Answer: Ford

Answer: Ford


Convicted Israel spy Jonathan Pollard has been pictured at home for the first time in 30 years after he was released from jail earlier today. In an image posted on Twitter, the 61-year-old can be seen sitting with his wife Esther in a house believed to be in New York, where he is currently staying due to the terms of his parole. Pollard, a Texas native and former U.S. Navy intelligence analyst, was arrested in 1985 after passing thousands of highly classified pieces of information to the Israeli government. He was jailed for life two years later after pleading guilty to espionage charges, but his sentence included a mandatory parole review after 30 years.
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Jonathan Pollard, former Navy intelligence analyst, was arrested in 1985
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Was accused of handing thousands of documents to Israel for a salary
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In 1986 he pleaded guilty to espionage and was given a life tariff in 1987
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Campaigners and Israeli officials have long demanded he was released
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They say his sentence was harsh for passing information to a U.S. ally
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Pollard freed on parole earlier today and has been pictured with wife Esther

Question: However, over the course of his career, he also began to harbor resentment against his colleagues, who he felt harbored anti-@placeholder sentiments.

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israeli


Wanted: Police in Maryland have issued a warrant for the arrest of 26-year-old karate instructor Alexander Soumbadze who has been charged with eight counts of child pornography Police in Maryland have launched a manhunt for a 26-year-old karate instructor who has been charged with possessing child pornography. The Montgomery County Police Department said Friday that Alexander Soumbadze faces eight possession of child pornography counts. Soumbadze has recently admitted to trading and receiving child pornography, after which police say the Georgian national fled the country. An investigation also uncovered videos of the martial arts expert inappropriately touching and engaging in sexual acts with adolescent males at a Maryland karate studio where he was co-owner and instructor.
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Arrest warrant has been issued for Alex Soumbadze, 26, a karate instructor from Bethesda, Maryland
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Soumbadze confessed to trading and uploading child porn videos that were found at his home in early April
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He fled US two days after police interview, possibly returning to his native country of Georgia

Question: On April 1, 2015, police executed a search warrant at Soumbadze’s home in @placeholder, seizing several electronic devices that yielded eight pornographic videos featuring children.

Answer: Bethesda


(CNN) Dr. Aimee Eyvazzadeh, a San Francisco-based reproductive endocrinologist, sees it almost everyday in her practice. Women come into the fertility specialist's office fearful and tearful that they may never have children, she said. The results of their follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) and anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) blood tests -- used to gauge fertility and how many eggs a woman has -- are not promising. Some women lose hope. Yet "a hormone level can never tell you that you can or cannot get pregnant," Eyvazzadeh said, adding that there is more to fertility than a patient's FSH and AMH levels. Higher FSH, as well as lower AMH levels, are associated with reduced fertility.
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A study finds no significant link between reduced fertility and the biomarkers that indicate having fewer eggs
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Age, possibly genetics, and other factors can play a role in fertility, experts say

Question: However, a new study published in the medical journal JAMA on Tuesday suggests that having high FSH and low @placeholder levels -- which typically indicate a low ovarian reserve or egg count -- might not be significantly tied to reduced fertility after all.

Answer: AMH

Answer: AMH

Answer: AMH


Donald Trump says that Mexican immigrants are bringing 'tremendous infectious disease' into the United States. Seeking to clarify his previous comments on illegal immigrants, which he says the media 'deliberately distorted,' Trump sparked controversy anew by insinuating, in a lengthy statement released by his campaign yesterday, that the Mexicans coming over the border are disease-ridden. The statement reinforced Trump's position that Mexico is 'dumping' its worst citizens at the U.S. border, many of whom are rapists and drug dealers. He's refused to back down, even as his blunt take on the nation's illegal immigration system has cost him lucrative business partnerships, including one with the PGA that he today said they mutually agreed to call off.
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In seeking to clarify his previous comments, Trump sparked controversy anew by insinuating illegal immigrants are disease-ridden
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Doubling down on his original claim, Trump said the Mexican government 'is forcing their most unwanted people into the United States'
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'They are, in many cases, criminals, drug dealers, rapists, etc,' he said
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He's refused to back down, even as it has cost him lucrative business partnerships, including one with the PGA, called off today

Question: The businessman-turned-politician said in the statement that  'many fabulous people come in from @placeholder and our country is better for it.'

Answer: Mexican

Answer: Mexicans

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexican

Question: But after he began revealing @placeholder's nefarious intentions, Trump says the network 'went ballistic.'

Answer: Mexican

Answer: Mexicans

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexican


Gov. Sarah Palin refused to pick between her darlings – Donald Trump and Ted Cruz – at a Republican debate night eve Q&A with CNN's Jake Tapper and said she also realizes that candidate don't always want her support. 'Not if they're smart,' the 2008 GOP vice presidential pick quipped when asked if Republicans were clamoring for her stamp of approval, which often used to translate into an electoral win. 'It's not always helpful to have my endorsement,' she added. But Palin gave big compliments to Cruz and Trump anyway – the latter of which she said daughter Willow supported too – and sprinkled some kudos onto Rand Paul and Ben Carson as well.
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Sarah Palin was the opening night act for the Republican debate in Las Vegas at a CNN-sponsored party on the strip
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The former vice presidential candidate and Alaska governor said she can't choose between Donald Trump and Marco Rubio
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During a rigorous game of word association she said Marco Rubio reminded her of a robot, Bernie Sanders was like a cat in the attack and Martin O'Malley was nothing but biceps

Question: 'The one who seems the most fun to be at the bar would be @placeholder,' she answered.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


For decades, prosecutors say, Johann (John) Breyer had successfully eluded a dark past. In his twilight years, the 89-year-old Philadelphia man was forced to defend himself against accusations that he was more than a mere perimeter guard at the notorious Auschwitz camp, where more than 1 million people, most of them Jews, were killed during World War II. He maintained that he never persecuted anyone. In 2003, a U.S. court ruled that he was not responsible for joining a Nazi unit because he was only 17 years old at the time. But new evidence has emerged, U.S. and German prosecutors say, that shows Breyer had to have been involved in the crimes that occurred in that place.
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Johann (John) Breyer long ago admitted he was a perimeter guard at Auschwitz
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But he said he had no involvement in camp deaths or cremations
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Two governments -- the U.S. and Germany -- say he had to have been involved
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Breyer, now 89, is charged with complicity in the deaths of thousands at the camp

Question: Breyer, who has lived in the United States since the 1950s, is facing possible extradition to @placeholder following his arrest Tuesday in Philadelphia, authorities said.

Answer: German

Answer: Germany


(CNN) A new genomic study has revealed that Aboriginal Australians are the oldest known civilization on Earth, with ancestries stretching back roughly 75,000 years. In a study published in the journal Nature Wednesday, a group of international researchers -- including nine Aboriginal leaders -- collected genomic data on 83 Aboriginal Australians and 25 Highland Papuans from Papua New Guinea. The findings indicated their ancestors had diverged from Eurasians 57,000 years ago, following a single exodus from Africa around 75,000 years ago. The data may show Aboriginal Australians came to the continent as early as 31,000 years ago. "The importance of this study for me is to have some proof of how long we [Aboriginals] have been in Australia," Colleen Wall, an Aboriginal elder and Senior Woman of the Dauwa Kau'bvai Nation, told CNN.
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Genomic data was collected on 83 Aboriginal Australians and 25 Highland Papuans
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The study reveals just how ancient Indigenous Australian civilizations are

Question: The affirmation of @placeholder as the most ancient civilization on Earth is astounding in itself.

Answer: Aboriginal Australians

Answer: Aboriginal

Answer: Aboriginal Australians

Answer: Aboriginal Australians

Answer: Australia

Answer: Aboriginal

Answer: Aboriginal Australians


The remains of four bodies dating back to 1,000AD  have been discovered in a strange sitting position in a series of tombs. Archaeologists discovered the skeletons of three adult women and one man in the middle of a residential neighbourhood in Lima, Peru. They are part of a civilisation that dominated Peru before the rise of the Inca, and while the remains appear to have decomposed, archaeologists believe they were once wrapped in textiles in an attempt to mummify them. The four skeletons, who were found in separate tombs, were part of the ancient Ichma culture that formed following the break-up of the South American Wari Empire before later being absorbed into the Inca Empire.
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Four skeletal remains were discovered in separate tombs in Lima, Peru
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The adult man and three women belonged to the ancient Ichma culture
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They were buried wrapped in cloth in a seated position looking out to sea
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The Ichma dominated the area from 1,000AD before the rise of the Inca

Question: @placeholder believe Huaca Pucllana was initially built, however, by the Lima culture who lived there in around 200AD.

Answer: Archaeologists


Media mogul Rupert Murdoch, the tweet fittingly declared, "goes from tabloid boss to tabloid prey." That's because the head of the powerful News Corp empire has declared his intention to split from his younger wife Wendi Deng After the news emerged, the news-ravenous Twitterverse, gossip-hungry tabloids and every other blog started soaking up the latest celebrity divorce. Inquiring minds are dying to know why this power pair are getting unhitched. The rumor mill is grinding and the whiff of scandal and the hint of sleaze beckon. People who've got the answers aren't tattling. The New York Daily News said the reasons are "allegedly shocking." Its headline shouted -- "'Jaw-dropping'!"
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Rupert Murdoch and Wendi Deng married in 1999
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She famously defended her media mogul husband from a pie-thrower
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Murdoch is filing for divorce from Deng, a Murdoch spokesman confirmed Thursday
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That news has sparked furious activity on social media and in tabloids

Question: Another said, "I bet rupert @placeholder wife wishes now she had let that custard pie smack him in the face."

Answer: Rupert Murdoch

Answer: Rupert Murdoch

Answer: Murdoch

Answer: Murdoch


(CNN) ISIS has released a gruesome new propaganda video that purports to show final messages from the Paris attackers. The terror group has claimed responsibility for the November attack, which left 130 people dead. The roughly 18-minute tape starts with a montage of various news outlets reporting on the Paris attacks. It is highly produced and edited. The tape then shows the faces and names of nine people ISIS claims carried out the attacks in Paris. "The following are the final messages of the nine lions of the khilafah who were mobilized from their dens to bring an entire country -- France -- to her knees," the video reads.
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ISIS has claimed responsibility for the November attack, which left 130 people dead
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The roughly 18-minute tape is highly produced and edited

Question: One man says the group was authorized to act by @placeholder leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


The man charged with violently striking a woman posed for a selfie with his girlfriend just moments before he allegedly assaulted a mother at an AFL preliminary final match. Police have charged Cody Yarran, 24, with common assault, obstructing a police officer and disorderly behaviour in a public place after the Friday night altercation at Perth's Domain Stadium. Footage of the incident was captured on a mobile phone and uploaded to social media, showing the physical altercation between the accused and a woman at the preliminary finals between the Hawthorn Hawks and Fremantle Dockers. The woman - an undercover police officer who works in the area of domestic assault- approached the man ask him to stop swearing and calm down as he was 'scaring' her children.
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Scenes turned ugly at AFL during Hawthorn vs Fremantle preliminary final
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At Friday night's game, a Fremantle supporter struck a woman in the neck
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The man also threatened to 'smash' her children after she said to sit down
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The violent incident ignited brawl among fans with young families present
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Cody Yarran, fronted court facing a series of charges on Saturday
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Photo of him smugly posing for a selfie before the incident has emerged
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AFL chief executive Gillon McLachlan apologised on behalf of the code

Question: After two police officers tackled the man down the stairs of @placeholder at Subiaco Oval in front of a crowd of 41,000, one sustained a cut above his right eyebrow in the scuffle.

Answer: Domain Stadium


Georginio Wijnaldum has admitted Newcastle deserved the criticism which came their way as they plummeted back into the Barclays Premier League relegation zone. The Magpies found themselves with their backs against the wall after humbling defeats by Leicester and Crystal Palace sent them back into the bottom three after they thought they had turned a corner. However on Sunday they summoned up a performance of real character to beat high-flying Liverpool 2-0 at St James' Park and rekindle belief that head coach Steve McClaren can lead them away from trouble. Wijnaldum told nufcTV: 'Of course it's hard, criticism is always hard to get, but a lot of the criticism, to my mind, was right because we didn't have good performances.
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Newcastle United are stuck in the Premier League relegation zone
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But Toon impressed on Sunday to defeat in-form Liverpool 2-0
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Georginio Wijnaldum involved in both goals at St James' Park
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Dutchman claims new found team spirit helped grabbed three points
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Liverpool star Nathaniel Clyne hopes team can bounce back from loss

Question: @placeholder's improvement could hardly have been better timed with McClaren facing rumours that he had two games in which to save his job, although it is understood there is no appetite within the boardroom to dispense with the services of a man who has only been in the post for six months.

Answer: Newcastle

Answer: Newcastle United


Russian president Vladimir Putin said Russia has key interests in common with the United States and needs to work with it on a common agenda Russia has key interests in common with the United States and needs to work with it on a common agenda, Russian president Vladimir Putin said on Saturday in a television interview. In his comments to the state-run Rossiya channel, Putin appeared to soften his anti-American rhetoric after being highly critical. Relations between Moscow and Washington, and other Western powers, have soured over the conflict in Russia's neighbor Ukraine, sinking to an all-time low. 'We have disagreements on several issues on the international agenda.
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Putin said on Saturday that the countries need to work on common agenda
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He said US and Russia are working towards same efforts of making the world order more democratic
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Putin's latest remarks come two days after saying US wanted 'not allies, but vassals'

Question: At the same time, he reaffirmed his long-held criticism of what he sees as @placeholder aspirations of global domination, saying Washington must learn to treat Russia as an equal partner.

Answer: United States

Answer: United States

Answer: US

Answer: US


'Ancient' statues filmed being destroyed by depraved  Islamic State militants in a Mosul museum last month were nothing more than worthless fakes, the director of an Iraqi museum has claimed. The terrorist organisation  released shocking footage at the end of February purportedly showing jihadis destroying 3,000-year-old artworks with sledgehammers in their northern Iraqi stronghold. But now Baghdad museum director Fawzye al-Mahdi has ridiculed ISIS' propaganda exercise, claiming the genuine priceless Assyrian and Akkadian statues and sculptures are still safely in his possession in the Iraqi capital, adding that those in Mosul were plaster cast replicas. Sick: The terrorist organisation released shocking footage at the end of February purportedly showing jihadis destroying 3,000-year-old artworks with sledgehammers in their northern Iraqi stronghold
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ISIS jihadis released video showing the destruction of 'ancient' sculptures
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But the ancient artifacts destroyed were mostly fake, art expert claims
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Director of Baghdad museum says he is looking after authentic versions
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Sculptures seen in film were almost all plaster cast replicas, which explains why they crumbled so easily and were held together by iron bars
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But two genuine 3,000-year-old statues were destroyed by the terrorists

Question: ISIS militants began destroying ancient statues and monuments shortly after they first seized control of @placeholder last summer, describing them as 'worthless idols'.

Answer: Mosul

Answer: Mosul


It seems that the nation has an appetite for healthy living after clean eating author and blogger, Deliciously Ella, has become one of Amazon's biggest sellers. Deliciously Ella - the healthy eating cookbook by Ella Woodward - has been revealed as the best-selling book on Amazon.co.uk of 2015, according to a new report from the e-tailer. Not only did her book break sales records across the nation as a whole but Brits also took on Woodward’s recipes in droves, with sales of key ingredients she uses soaring, too. Sales of psyllium husk powder, acai berry powder and hemp powder increased by more than 1,300 per cent, 260 per cent and 80 per cent respectively year on year.
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Ella Woodward's book, Deliciously Ella, is best-selling of the year
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Ella wrote the fastest-selling debut cookbook since records began
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Is getting set to release a second book in January

Question: Ella tracked her progress and shared all her favourite recipes via an online blog, @placeholder.

Answer: Deliciously Ella

Answer: Deliciously Ella

Answer: Deliciously Ella

Answer: Ella


Alan Smith has rubbished claims that Liverpool fans attacked the ambulance he was travelling to hospital in following the aftermath of his horror injury during Manchester United's FA Cup 1-0 defeat to their fierce rivals nine years ago. Smith suffered a broken leg and a dislocated ankle while attempting to block a John Arne Riise free-kick during the fifth round clash at Anfield in February 2006. At the time of the incident, reports circulated that Liverpool fans tried to disrupt Smith's journey to hospital by throwing bottles, beer glasses and stones at the ambulance as well as rocking the vehicle.
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Liverpool beat Manchester United 1-0 in the FA Cup fifth round in 2006
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Alan Smith suffered a broken leg and a dislocated ankle during the game
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Reports claimed Liverpool fans attacked the ambulance with Smith in

Question: 'I had loads of mail from fans after the injury, including a lot from @placeholder.

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool


The boss of one of the most controversial hoverboard manufacturers in America has claimed that his company has been turned into a 'victim'. Johnny Zhu, a Chinese American millionaire, said that Swagway had been unfairly singled out because hoverboards are so popular. In his first interview since Swagway and other hoverboards were banned by Amazon, Zhu reveals to Daily Mail Online exclusively that consumers should be no more worried about his product bursting into flames than they should an iPhone. Zhu claimed that he got the batteries for his hoverboards from a certified assembler who bought the cells directly from LG and Samsung.
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Johnny Zhu is a Chinese American millionaire who owns Swagway, the leading company to make hoverboards
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'I'm still talking with an iPhone (though) there is a risk that my face gets burned up.' he tells Daily Main Online in an exclusive interview
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So far, eleven devices in ten states have burst into flames and one class action lawsuit has been filed against company
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But Zhu claims they are being unfairly singled out and consumers should not worry about it starting a fire
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Zhu also reveals the batteries used are bought from LG and Samsung. LG denies it. Samsung was not available for comment
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Former employees have written scathing reviews in which they claimed that Zhu was 'greedy and an exploitative boss'

Question: Zhu said that he did not feel it was fair the way that @placeholder had treated him.

Answer: Amazon

Question: @placeholder's lawyers are now talking to Amazon's attorneys, he said.

Answer: Swagway

Answer: Swagway

Answer: Swagway


(CNN) A decade ago, Ben Ray had hoped to ease into retirement at his two-story wooden house nestled in the heart of the Sequoia National Forest. But the 79-year-old central California general contractor, who built homes for his future neighbors in Sierra Nevada Mountain communities such as Ponderosa and Pierpont, and his wife, Michelle, haven't had the luxury of relaxation. That's because hundreds of once verdant pine and cedar trees, stretching far beyond their 5 acre spread, have perished at a rate so fast he's lost count of the carnage. "I don't know what to do," said Ray, a rugged heavyset man whose eyes wet behind his tinted sunglasses as he speaks of the destruction. "It's just devastating to see our forest dying like this."
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Since 2010, 66 million trees have died in California
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Bark beetles have ravaged trees that are weak as the result of drought conditions

Question: Leaning against her white truck, @placeholder offered up a prayer in the hope that something can be done to save those trees from dying.

Answer: Michelle


(CNN) -- Four members of the Lebanese Shiite movement Hezbollah have been indicted in the 2005 assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, a high-placed source in the Lebanese Army confirmed on Thursday. The Special Tribunal for Lebanon issued the indictments, and a U.N. source familiar with the body said the people include alleged perpetrators on the ground. Multiple sources in the region said they include Mustafa Badreddine. Badreddine -- who is the brother-in-law of Imad Mughniyeh, a former Hezbollah commander who was assassinated in Syria in 2008 -- is reported to be a member of Hezbollah's advisory council. The other names on the list are Hasan Oneisa, Salim Ayyah and Asad Sabra.
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NEW: Four Hezbollah members are indicted in Hariri killing
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They include alleged perpetrators on the ground, source says
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Indictments for organizations and planners are expected later in the summer
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Hariri and 22 others were killed in 2005 when a bomb targeted his motorcade

Question: Those suspected connections of @placeholder and the Syrian government to the killing have raised tensions in the country, stoking fears of sectarian conflict erupting in the ethnically and religiously diverse nation, which endured a civil war from 1975 to 1990.

Answer: Hezbollah

Answer: Hezbollah

Answer: Hezbollah

Answer: Hezbollah


David Cameron wants to use the upcoming EU referendum to 'dock' Britain permanently to Brussels, European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker has claimed. Mr Juncker told a German newspaper that Britain would not vote to leave the EU - claiming that both the public and the Prime Minister were against it. The EU chief's intervention comes after he held private with Mr Cameron at the Prime Minister's country retreat, Chequers, last week ahead of his 48-hour tour of European capitals on Thursday and Friday. Mr Cameron wants to renegotiate Britain's membership of the EU before holding an in/out referendum by the end of 2017.
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European Commission president has dismissed the chances of a UK exit
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Mr Juncker said the Prime Minister did not want Britain to leave the EU
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He said Mr Cameron wanted to the in/out poll to secure the UK in Europe

Question: No child benefit or tax credits paid for children living outside the @placeholder

Answer: UK


(CNN) After more than a month on the run, a man accused of killing his pregnant ex-girlfriend and an Orlando police officer has been captured, officials said Tuesday night. Markeith Loyd is suspected of shooting Sade Dixon on December 13 and police Lt. Debra Clayton outside a Walmart on January 9. Loyd's alleged rampage touched off a multiagency manhunt. An investigation led authorities to an abandoned house in Orlando's Carver Shores area, where Loyd was arrested, Orlando police Chief John Mina said in a news conference. Dressed in body armor and carrying two handguns, Loyd tried to flee out a back door and then the front. Mina says Loyd resisted arrest and was injured when police used force.
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Markeith Loyd faces charges of murder, attempted murder, aggravated assault
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He is accused of killing his ex-girlfriend and a police officer

Question: @placeholder was a master sergeant in the police department at the time of her killing; she was posthumously promoted to lieutenant.

Answer: Debra Clayton


Washington (CNN) The math isn't there yet for Mitch McConnell. Within hours of the Senate majority leader unveiling a long-anticipated health care bill on Thursday, four of his Republican colleagues were quick to put a damper on things: "We are not ready to vote for this bill," the group said in a joint statement. The swift rejection may be a negotiating ploy, but the public nature of it is a reminder for McConnell of the deep reservations running through his own conference on a proposal that conservatives do not believe goes far enough to repeal Obamacare -- and the monumental challenge that lies ahead as he looks for 50 "yes" votes.
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Four of his Republican colleagues do not yet support the Senate health care bill
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The GOP majority leader needs the support of 50 out of 52 Republicans

Question: RELATED: Senate math: @placeholder have very little margin for error on health care

Answer: Republican

Answer: Republican

Answer: Republicans