Barack Obama today took a chance to boast about healthcare reform to a group of six-year-old girls - though admitted that Obamacare is not as impressive as a device for turning the pages of a book. The president, put on the spot by a crowd of Oklahoma Girl Scouts to name something he'd come up with to match their device, plumped for his much-touted healthcare reforms. Obama, who was touring exhibits at the annual White House Science Fair, made the jokey exchange before pledging $240million in federal dollars to boost the study of science and technology. Scroll down for video
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President was put on the spot to name an achievement by Girl Scout troop
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Inventors, from Tulsa, Oklahoma, wanted to know what he'd brain-stormed
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He replied: 'I came up with things like, you know, health care'
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Obamacare insurance reform laws are five years old today
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He later announced $240million pledge to boost study of science and tech

Question: The girls were among 35 young science fair winners who came to the @placeholder to show off their inventions, which ranged from spinal implants to computer password technology.

Answer: White House Science Fair


Menlo Park, California (CNN) -- On Monday, Reed Hastings, CEO of Netflix, posted on Netflix's blog that the popular online movie rental service would not be breaking off its DVD-by-mail business from its online streaming business. This was Netflix's third major announcement relating to changes in pricing and service offering in four months. Like BlackBerry and Bank of America, both of which have recently borne the wrath of disappointed customers, Netflix has been subject to tremendous criticism over the past few months. (Full disclosure: I consulted for Netflix for about two years between 2003 and 2005.) While Netflix is taking a beating, with rapidly declining market valuation, angry customers and negative media coverage, Hastings' announcement actually signals the company's willingness to keep tinkering until it gets the service right. He is that rare public company CEO who is willing to take a risk, make mistakes in public and keep trying new things. For that, he deserves some credit.
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Since July, Netflix has been taking a beating, says Robbie Kellman Baxter
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It raised prices by 60% and made, and then unmade, a drastic change, she says
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Baxter: But Netflix's CEO, Reed Hastings, is willing to make mistakes and take risks
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"Netflix is still a 'buy' in my book," because it's moving forward, says Baxter

Question: @placeholder's goal was to convert current clients from "DVDs and streaming" to "DVDs or streaming" and charging a premium for customers wanting to stay with both.

Answer: Netflix

Answer: Netflix

Answer: Netflix

Answer: Netflix

Answer: Netflix

Answer: Netflix

Answer: Netflix

Answer: Netflix

Answer: Netflix


A professional beatboxer has showcased her incredible skills in an epic battle against her father and mentor, which has quickly turned her into an overnight internet sensation. Nicole Paris, 23, from St. Louis, Missouri, was challenged to go head to head with her dad for the second time by the man himself - after she posted a video of their first ever battle on her YouTube and, much to his irritation, was named the winner by her viewers. Determined to prove his apprentice daughter hasn't yet mastered his talents, Nicole's dad challenged her to a second round. At the start of the video, which begins with the two of them sitting next to one another with their arms resting on a table, Nicole's dad explains to the viewers exactly why the two of them are taking part in yet another battle.
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Nicole Paris, 23, from St. Louis, Missouri, has been beatboxing since she was 13
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It was her dad who first got her into the musical form - and the pair have been going up against each other ever since
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A video of their beatboxing battle has received more than one million views on Facebook

Question: 'Me and my daughter @placeholder, I guess this will be battle part two, because most of you folks said that she won the first one,' he tells the camera, before launching into an impressive round of beatboxing.'

Answer: Nicole Paris

Answer: Nicole

Answer: Nicole

Answer: Nicole Paris

Question: Occasionally shooting a cocky glance in his daughter's direction, much to her amusement, Nicole's dad continues dropping his beat for 30 seconds, before looking at @placeholder and challenging her to take him on - which she does.

Answer: Nicole Paris

Answer: Nicole

Answer: Nicole

Answer: Nicole Paris


The Football Association will wait on referee Mike Dean's report before deciding whether to take action against Steve Bruce or Gus Poyet for their touchline spat on Tuesday night. Dean's report is due in to the FA on Wednesday, meaning if action is taken against the Hull and Sunderland managers it will be announced on Thursday at the earliest. Sunderland boss Poyet has refused to apologise for the behaviour which saw him sent off during the 1-1 draw at the KC Stadium. Hull boss Steve Bruce (left) and Sunderland's Gus Poyet (right) will find out if they will be charged this week
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Sunderland and Hull City drew 1-1 at the KC Stadium
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But managers Gus Poyet and Steve Bruce were involved in touchline row
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Poyet refused to apologise for the spat with Bruce
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Referee Mike Dean due to file his report on Wednesday
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FA will decide whether to take action once that report is in

Question: @placeholder, meanwhile, did not reveal what Poyet had said to provoke his furious reaction.

Answer: Steve Bruce

Answer: Steve Bruce

Answer: Steve Bruce

Answer: Bruce


(CNN) -- Ever since Myo's head was smashed into a block of ice he's had trouble hearing. The Burmese man, whose name has been changed for his safety, was on a fishing boat in Thailand last year when it happened. He had left Myanmar, also known as Burma, thinking he was going to work in a factory processing pineapple. But when he arrived in Thailand, he says, his recruiters sold him to a boat captain for the equivalent of around $430. After being held on the vessel for 10 months, working against his will and suffering regular beatings, he finally managed to escape.
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U.S. says Thailand isn't doing enough to fight human trafficking
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Thailand could face sanctions as a result of State Department's annual report
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Thailand's ambassador to the U.S. says "significant efforts" have been made to tackle problem
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Countries need to show "results" not only promises, State Department says

Question: @placeholder's story features in the United States' latest report on countries efforts to fight modern slavery around the world.

Answer: Myo

Question: It echoes numerous other accounts told by trafficking survivors to international media and human rights groups in @placeholder in recent years.

Answer: Thailand

Answer: Thailand

Answer: Thailand

Answer: Thailand

Answer: Thailand

Question: The majority of @placeholder victims identified during 2013 were found in the country's billion dollar sex industry, according to the State Department.

Answer: Thailand

Answer: Thailand

Answer: Thailand

Answer: Thailand

Answer: Thailand


A mother-of-two  received an emotional trip down memory lane when a time capsule hidden by her late father 28 years ago was discovered by the new owners of her childhood home. Claire Brissenden remembers helping her father Ivan refurbish the family home in Heaton, Newcastle in the late 1980s but she had no idea he had used the renovation to hide a time capsule in her bedroom. So the 43-year-old was amazed when she picked up a Facebook message from the new owners of the house, informing her of the  find. Scroll down for video Claire Brissenden (centre) visits her childhood home in Heaton, Newcastle with daughter Zoe Brissenden-Lang, seven (pictured) after current owners, Beth Barnes (left) and Chris Pearson (right) discovered a time capsule
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Claire Brissenden was amazed to receive the capsule hidden 28 years ago
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It included a letter from her late father Ivan and a copy of Mail on Sunday
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Time capsule found by new homeowners Chris Pearson and Beth Barnes
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They tracked down Claire on Facebook and invited her to view contents

Question: I have been converting this room for my daughter @placeholder, aged 15.

Answer: Claire Brissenden

Answer: Claire Brissenden

Answer: Claire Brissenden

Answer: Claire


Rome, Italy (CNN) -- It doesn't take a social anthropologist to see that Italians truly love a lot about American culture. It is evident everywhere, from the popularity of Coca-Cola and Levi's to the prevalence of American music and movies. But for all they like about American culture, it's fair to say Italians are getting a little weary of the American attitude -- especially when it comes to justice. Italians point to a number of high-profile cases over the years in which they say American suspects have been accused of wrongdoing and criminal acts, but have been let off lightly. These cases leave Italians with the feeling that it's possible for Americans to get away with murder.
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A number of American suspects in high-profile cases have not been brought to justice, say Italians
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In 1998, 20 people were killed when a U.S. Marine Corps jet sliced through steel wires supporting a cable car in the Italian Alps
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In 2009, American troops opened fire at a Baghdad checkpoint, killing Italian secret service agent Nicola Calipari
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The trial of Seattle student Amanda Knox, accused of killing her British roommate Meredith Kercher is also controversial

Question: Italians were outraged that @placeholder could conduct military-style operations on Italian soil, especially involving kidnapping and torture, and go unpunished.

Answer: American

Answer: American

Answer: American

Answer: American

Answer: American

Answer: Americans

Answer: American

Answer: American

Question: But the case is still a sensitive topic in Italy, where Calipari is considered to be a national hero killed by trigger-happy @placeholder.

Answer: American

Answer: American

Answer: American

Answer: American

Answer: American

Answer: Americans

Answer: American

Answer: American


There are moments when Falcao sets off on those delayed runs in the bright red shirt of Manchester United and it all comes flooding back. This could have been just the start. He made his name with Porto, adding to his allure with those darting runs across opposition defences for Atletico Madrid and Monaco during five glorious years in European football. Chelsea away is a tough one to come into; thrown into the team to start at the Barclays Premier League leaders because Louis van Gaal was short of bodies. Radamel Falcao strikes for goal but his effort is thwarted by Chelsea goalkeeper Thibaut Cortois
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Louis van Gaal handed Radamel Falcao a surprise start against Chelsea
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Falcao has struggled at Manchester United since his loan move
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The Colombian has only scored four goals all season in 22 appearances
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Falcao had just 19 touches in the first half at Stamford Bridge
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The United forward struggled to deal with Chelsea captain John Terry

Question: For a man of his experience Falcao should have been stronger, shielding the ball when he took a buffeting from @placeholder on the halfway line.

Answer: John Terry


London (CNN) Tensions over Europe's migrant crisis led to arrests and violence in Sweden and the UK over the weekend, with a masked mob calling for attacks on foreigners in Stockholm and clashes between pro- and anti-migrant demonstrators in the British town of Dover. In Sweden, nearly 100 men gathered Friday night in the capital, handing out leaflets calling for attacks on migrants, Stockholm police spokesman Albin Naverberg told CNN. Some of the men were wearing black clothes and masks, he said. Reports of attacks on people from immigrant backgrounds surfaced in Swedish media and on social media, but police said they had received no reports of assaults on civilians.
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Mob hands out leaflets in Stockholm calling for assaults on migrants, police say
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In UK, pro- and anti-migrant protesters clash in Dover
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Tensions rise as Europe faces largest migrant crisis in decades

Question: Friday's tensions were the latest in a series of incidents involving migrants in @placeholder.

Answer: Sweden

Answer: Sweden

Answer: Swedish


(Rolling Stone) -- The "heady fwendship" between Erykah Badu and Wayne Coyne, formed on the grounds of her guest feature on "The Flaming Lips and Heady Fwends" Record Store Day LP, has hit a rough patch. Badu posted a lengthy tweet chastising the Flaming Lips frontman for the NSFW video released for their collaboration, "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face," which went viral on June 1. In the video, Badu soaks naked in a bathtub singing the airy lyrics, interrupted by shots of her little sister Nayrok getting deluged by liquid corn starch, gold glitter and a milky substance. (Badu is no stranger to taking her clothes off for cameras. Her video for "Window Seat" shows the Queen of Neo-Soul stripping to her knickers while strolling through her native Dallas.)
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Erykah Badu posted a lengthy tweet chastising Wayne Coyne for the NSFW collaboration video
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"The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face" went viral on June 1
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Badu fans were outraged by the NSFW video

Question: Back in March, Badu talked to @placeholder about the collaboration, saying Coyne interrupted her 29 times during the recording process until she was forced to say, "C'mon man, just let me sing it!"

Answer: Rolling Stone


A doctor has told the inquest into the death of a young boy who apparently died from injuries sustained while paddle boarding, that the child had been 'caned or whipped' before he died. Two-year-old Darcy Atkinson was covered in bruises and had traces of the stimulant Ritalin in his system when he died on December 7, 2012. The toddler had been in the care of his mother's boyfriend Adam Taylor when he was rushed to Gosford Hospital by paramedics, before being airlifted to Sydney's Westmead Children's Hospital after throwing up three times and going rigid in the bath. At the second day of a coronial inquest into the toddler's death, Intensive Care Unit clinical consultant Dr Barry Wilkins said it was not possible the head injuries the Darcy suffered came from a paddle board, as the boy's mother Tara Rae-Maxwell had previously claimed.
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Darcy Atkinson, aged two, died of brain injuries in December 2012
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He vomited 3 times and went rigid in bath under care of mother's boyfriend
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He had bruising on his ears, temple and limbs and traces of the stimulant Ritalin in his system when he died
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A doctor told an inquest into his death he had been 'caned or whipped'
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He said Darcy has serious bruising around his ears which looked infected
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His mother said she received a photo and text from her boyfriend the day before he died, saying he had bumped his head while paddle boarding
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She then denied receiving the photo which investigators  never found

Question: The clinical consultant also noted that he notified the hospital's child protection unit soon after @placeholder presented.

Answer: Darcy Atkinson

Answer: Darcy

Answer: Darcy Atkinson

Answer: Darcy


Kris Boyd has insisted that even Jose Mourinho himself would have struggled to change Rangers’ fortunes if he were in charge at Ibrox. After their dismal 1-1 draw at home to Livingston on Saturday, the Govan club languish in third position in the Championship table – 24 points behind runaway leaders Hearts – and face an uphill task if they are to secure promotion via the end-of-season play-offs. However, Boyd believes that with the club now on its third manager of a farcical season, the time has come for all those on the playing staff to give themselves a brutal reality check – before they end up costing yet another man his job.
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Rangers are third in the Championship table, 24 points adrift of Hearts
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They drew 1-1 at home to Livingston on Saturday, and face an uphill task to gain promotion back to the top flight via the play-offs
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Kris Boyd believes the players must give themselves a reality check

Question: Kris Boyd in action for @placeholder in their 1-1 draw with Livingston on Saturday

Answer: Rangers


Shocking photographs showing the bloody beheading of four alleged spies in Iraq have been released by Islamic State. The images, given the disturbing title 'Harvesting of Spies', were taken in the Iraqi province of Salahuddin and published on social media. According to the captions, the four men were accused of being spies for the Baghdad government and had been condemned to death by an Islamic court. Depraved: The images of the execution were taken in the Iraqi province of Salahuddin and published on social media Unusually for an ISIS public execution, no residents appear to have been allowed to witness the killings, despite them being carried out in a public place
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WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT
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Photographs of the execution of four alleged spies in Iraq released by ISIS
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Men accused of spying for Baghdad government and condemned to death
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The images, published on social media, show the men being decapitated
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Follows release of videos of execution of 'spies' and 'informers' last week

Question: Before their deaths, each man claims responsibility for spying on @placeholder, although it is unknown whether they are speaking under duress

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


Washington (CNN) A Florida man has been arrested over Facebook posts that federal authorities claim included threats to kill or physically harm President-elect Donald Trump. On Thursday, the Palm Beach Sheriff's Office alerted Trump's Secret Service detail to alarming Facebook activity allegedly involving a user named Kevin Krohn of Pembroke Pines, according to court documents. "I'm just glad Obama didn't take all our gunz! I see a good use for one now," Krohn wrote on Facebook, according to an affidavit by a Secret Service agent. The comment was part of a thread about Trump's current stay in Palm Beach and was posted above a photo of Trump that included the text, "He's not my president / He's an enemy of the state."
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Trump is currently spending the holidays with family at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach
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The Palm Beach Sheriff's Office alerted Trump's Secret Service detail to alarming Facebook activity

Question: Krohn, according to the Secret Service agent's affidavit, acknowledged that he had been using @placeholder earlier in the evening, but became confrontational when asked if he wrote the comments threatening Trump's safety.

Answer: Facebook

Answer: Facebook

Answer: Facebook

Answer: Facebook


A engaged couple who wanted to lose weight so they could wrap their arms around each other during the first dance at their reception lost a staggering 328lbs between them - then called off their wedding at the last minute. Shane Graves, 40, and Marissa Schnell, 32, from Plant City, Florida, were engaged for the last year of their seven year courtship, but the two, who never spent any time apart, put off their wedding because they knew they were extremely overweight. While 5'10" Marissa weighed 255lbs, Shane clocked in at 467lbs and was dubbed a 'heart attack waiting to happen'.
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Shane Graves, 40, and Marissa Schnell, 32,  joined Extreme Weight Loss to lose weight for their wedding after a year long engagement
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Shane weighed 467lbs and was considered a 'heart attack waiting to happen'
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The couple from Plant City, Florida, were together for nearly seven years
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Marissa couldn't imagine her life without Shane when starting the show, but after three months apart she realized she was happier without him
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Marissa called off the wedding  - after losing a staggering 328lbs between them
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Marissa moved in with her mother in Ohio, while Shane decided to move to Arizona after staying there with trainers Chris and Heidi Powell

Question: 'I am killing myself just like her father did,' @placeholder told the cameras.

Answer: Shane Graves

Answer: Shane

Answer: Shane Graves

Answer: Shane

Answer: Shane

Answer: Shane

Question: The two weren't supposed to see each other before their wedding, but the Powells felt that they needed to see each other if @placeholder was having doubts.

Answer: Marissa Schnell

Answer: Marissa

Answer: Marissa Schnell

Answer: Marissa

Answer: Marissa

Answer: Marissa

Question: @placeholder couldn't believe that after seven years she was wiping her hands of their relationship, but he said he ultimately wanted what was best for her.

Answer: Shane Graves

Answer: Shane

Answer: Shane Graves

Answer: Shane

Answer: Shane

Answer: Shane


(CNN) On Sunday activist Maria-Teresa "Tess" Asplund, 42, stood alone in confronting several hundred neo-Nazi marchers in Sweden, her fist firmly raised in protest. Asplund's defiant act only lasted for a couple of seconds -- just enough for Swedish photographer David Lagerlöf to capture the image. But Lagerlöf's photo, which he posted to Twitter, has rocketed around the Internet and heaped praise on the slender woman with the close-cropped hair who has inspired others by showing courage in the face of hatred. "When I did it, I was angry. I wasn't scared," Asplund told CNN. "Now when I think about it, I understand it could have been worse. Now I see that."
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Swedish activist Tess Asplund stood in protest to block a neo-Nazi march
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A photo of her defiant act has been shared around the world

Question: "I've been to several other demonstrations and there has been lots more violence, with more clashes between anti-fascist groups and neo-@placeholder groups," he said.

Answer: Nazi

Answer: Nazi


(CNN) -- Fifty-three determined men and women will sport Nigeria's green and white colors during the London Games -- the second-biggest Olympic team hailing from Sub-Saharan Africa -- carrying the nation's hopes for the first gold medal in 16 years. Amongst those bidding for Olympic glory is canoeist Johny Akinyemi, the first athlete to paddle for Nigeria at the world's major sport event -- the 23-year-old enters the race on July 29, just two days after the Games' opening ceremony. Born and raised in the UK to a Nigerian father and a British mother, Akinyemi's path to the 30th Olympiad has been as winding as the whitewater courses he navigates.
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Johny Akinyemi, 23, is Nigeria's first Olympic canoeist
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Born and raised in Britain, Akinyemi changed his Olympic allegiance five years ago
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He is the winner of the 2012 African slalom championships
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"If I won a medal it would mean everything," he says ahead of the London Games

Question: "Just to see where your roots are, to see your heritage and what makes you a person -- there's a Nigerian boy within me and there's a @placeholder boy within me, I've only seen the British side of things until I went back to Nigeria and saw my Nigerian heritage and that's something I'm proud of."

Answer: UK

Answer: British

Answer: Britain


A couple who met while playing a game online have just celebrated a decade of married life together and are 'living happily ever after'. Claire Nelson, from Wales, met American husband Shane while playing a golf game on Xbox Live and spent the next year talking and playing with the US gamer. As a way to relax the Cardiff mother-of-two would play on her children's games console after they had gone to bed but she never guessed her hobby would change her life. Claire Nelson and husband Shane are celebrating ten years of marriage after meeting on Xbox Live
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Claire, from Wales, and US-based Shane Nelson met playing on Xbox Live
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Pair dated online for a year, talking and playing over the games console
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Claire flew to the US to propose to Shane with a diamond ring
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They wed in 2006 and now live together in Springfield, Missouri

Question: Because of the time difference between @placeholder and Missouri, with Claire being six hours ahead, it would be the early hours of the morning when Shane returned from work and was available to talk but she didn't mind.

Answer: Wales

Answer: Wales

Question: One year later, the couple decided to meet in person, with @placeholder, 40, flying to Springfield.

Answer: Claire Nelson

Answer: Claire Nelson

Answer: Claire

Question: @placeholder has since moved to Springfield where the couple live with their children.

Answer: Claire Nelson

Answer: Claire Nelson

Answer: Claire


Terrified: Miriam, 11 (left), and Ayesha, nine (right), are currently living in fear in their basement A terrified British family who are stuck in a basement in war-torn Yemen have launched a desperate appeal to be evacuated to the UK. Louise Henderson Alakil, 49, moved to the Middle Eastern country 27 years ago and worked as a teacher at the International School in the capital Sanaa until recent fighting forced it to close. She is now hiding in a shelter below her family home on the outskirts of the city with her youngest children, Miriam, 11, and Ayesha, nine, amid heavy shelling and while bombs fall all around them.
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Louise Henderson, 49, moved to Yemen 27 years ago to work as a teacher
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Her family are now caught up in fighting in the country's capital, Sanaa
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She is currently hiding  below her home with her two young daughters
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Miriam, 11, and Ayesha, nine, have pleaded for the bombing to stop and for their family to be evacuated to the UK

Question: The family are facing a number of problems in their fight to leave the country, as Louise and her children's passports have expired and the @placeholder authorities are closed.

Answer: British

Answer: UK

Answer: UK


These dramatic pictures show how passers-by joined paramedics in rushing to the aid of a cyclist who was screaming in pain after being hit by a lorry. The man, who is believed to be in his thirties, was treated for abdominal, pelvic and lower limb injuries at the scene in Tooting before being taken to St George's Hospital. An eyewitness reported hearing a noise from the collision followed by the man's screams. The collision happened in Tooting high street, close to Tooting Broadway station, at around 3.15pm this afternoon. Police said extensive road closures were in place. Samantha Babayemi, who witnessed the crash, told the South London Guardian: 'I was driving passed the junction outside Tooting Broadway station and I kind of heard a noise, and then I heard a man screaming and at that moment I saw him falling off his bike.'
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A cyclist has been taken to hospital after being hit by a lorry in Tooting
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Man in his 30s was treated for abdominal, pelvic and lower limb injuries
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The collision happened in Tooting high street at around 3.15pm today
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Police are at the scene and said extensive road closures were in place

Question: A London Ambulance spokesman said: 'We were called at 3.15pm to @placeholder to reports of a road traffic collision.

Answer: Tooting

Answer: Tooting

Answer: Tooting

Answer: Tooting


Washington (CNN) The darkening storm over Russia is now looming over President Donald Trump's innermost circle. The intrigue now threatening to swamp Washington politics deepened on Monday when Trump's son-in-law and trusted adviser, Jared Kushner, offered to testify to senators about meetings with senior Kremlin officials -- including the head of a bank closely linked to President Vladimir Putin's government. And more revelations about a secret trip to the White House complex by House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes spurred claims by Democrats that he was in league with the President's aides to subvert his own panel's investigation into Moscow's alleged election meddling and ties to the Trump campaign.
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On Monday, Kushner volunteered to testify
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Later in the week senators will weigh in

Question: Perhaps prompted by rising speculation about Russia, @placeholder launched a Twitter barrage Monday night, possibly to distract attention from stories damaging to his White House by attacking a familiar target.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Obscene rumours may be whirling around David Cameron but that did not deter his wife from making a front row appearance at London Fashion Week today. Samantha Cameron, 44, wore a tailored red gown to attend the Roksanda Ilinic show in central London amid  claims by Lord Ashcroft that the Prime Minister performed an unsavoury act on a pig's head while a student at Oxford University. Some onlookers might have even interpreted the bold hue of the Sam's Victoria Beckham gown as a fighting colour, yet she appeared unconcerned as she joined leaders in the fashion world at the catwalk.
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Prime Minister's wife sat next to Net-A-Porter founder, Natalie Massenet
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Samantha, 44, is a staunch supporter of Serbian-born designer Roksanda
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Husband David has come under fire in Lord Ashcroft's book today

Question: Indeed, the Duchess of Cambridge claims the title of @placeholder's biggest fans and is often seen wearing her idiosyncratic and ever-elegant creations.

Answer: Roksanda


A vulnerable 84-year-old Greek woman was flown by easyJet to Malta... when she was supposed to be travelling to Athens. Argyro Aretaki, who does not speak English, was left distraught when she ended up 550 miles from her intended destination after a series of errors by airport and flight staff. Her son Dimitri Aretakis had dropped her off at Manchester Airport's Terminal 1, where special assistance was waiting for her on May 18. But after her boarding pass was scanned at the correct gate, staff took her to join the wrong queue, where a flight operated by the budget airline - with an almost identical flight number - was set to depart for Malta within minutes of the one she was booked on.
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Argyro Aretaki was booked on an easyJet flight from Manchester to Athens
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But special assistance staff mistakenly took Mrs Aretaki to the wrong gate
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Her boarding pass was checked again on the flight, but error not spotted
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And her baggage was still sent to Athens in breach of security rules

Question: 'She is 84, she doesn't speak @placeholder and she landed somewhere that she thought was Athens.

Answer: English

Question: 'She is 84, she doesn't speak English and she landed somewhere that she thought was @placeholder.

Answer: Athens

Answer: Athens

Answer: Athens

Question: 'She thought there was going to be a wheelchair at the other end but of course, nobody was expecting her in @placeholder.

Answer: Malta

Answer: Malta

Question: Mrs Aretaki was forced to spend the night in Malta before easyJet flew her back to @placeholder and she then finally flew to Athens two days after she first intended to.

Answer: Manchester Airport

Answer: Manchester


He may have just been ruled out out for six-to-eight weeks but Liverpool defender Mamadou Sakho looked in good spirits as he and his injured Reds team-mates met up with the New Zealand rugby league team. The Frenchman posted a picture to his Instagram on Thursday, while sitting down with his crutches leaning on him, joined by the Kiwi stars at Liverpool's training base in Melwood. The 25-year-old and his crocked colleagues were also seen enjoying a haka, in a separate video, as they put their gym recovery sessions on pause, before the Australasians joined them in using the Anfield club's facilities.
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Liverpool FC news: All the latest from Anfield
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Mamadou Sakho and his injured Reds team-mates met up with the New Zealand rugby league team on Thursday
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Sakho was joined by the likes of Daniel Sturridge and John Flanagan
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The Kiwis were using the Reds' Melwood facilities before playing England

Question: England beat @placeholder 26-12 at KC Stadium on November 1, before Stephen Kearney's team replied with a 9-2 victory at the Olympic Stadium on November 7.

Answer: New Zealand

Answer: New Zealand


The world's two best openside flankers, Australia's David Pocock and New Zealand's Richie McCaw, go head-to-head in a key battle for the Webb Ellis Cup at Twickenham on Saturday. Sportsmail's Nik Simon compares their strengths ahead of the World Cup final to see which players gives their side the biggest edge. No one has come close to David Pocock as the turnover king at this World Cup. The Wallaby has made 14 steals, eclipsing Richie McCaw’s six. His tree-trunk thighs and huge upper body make him difficult to shift when he jackals over the ball - usually resulting in a penalty or a textbook turnover. McCaw is an expert at protecting his own team’s ball, so the contest is likely to boil down to who reaches the collision area first unless the All Blacks can find a way to smash Pocock off the ball.
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Sportsmail compares Australia and New Zealand's superstar flankers
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David Pocock has been the World Cup's master at the breakdown
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But Richie McCaw has the edge on link play and leadership impact
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Wallabies and All Blacks clash for the Webb Ellis Cup on Saturday
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Rugby World Cup 2015: Latest RWC news, results and fixtures

Question: The 34-year-old - who is seven years senior to @placeholder - has developed an aura throughout his career.

Answer: David Pocock

Answer: David Pocock

Answer: Pocock

Answer: David Pocock


(CNN) -- A Georgia youth football coach who made disparaging  comments on Facebook about ethnic groups and women wants to continue coaching and hopes people accept his apology, his attorney said Wednesday. Frank Samuelson, who coached 10-year-old athletes at the Brookwood Football Association in suburban Atlanta, made an apology Tuesday night to members of the association. But some parents were unmoved. "Frank Samuelson, by name, is a racist," said Joseph Clark, who said he is taking his son out of the program in the upscale area in Gwinnett County. The coach should have stepped down, Clark added. Blake Fleming, a parent of a player in the association, told HLN Wednesday night that he heard complaints from other parents earlier this fall and sent complaints to officials. The postings stayed up and there was no immediate action, he said.
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Georgia youth football coach apologizes for Facebook postings
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Posts disparage ethnic groups and women
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Coach says they were taken out of context
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Some parents don't think he should be allowed to continue coaching

Question: A message left with the @placeholder board president was not immediately returned Wednesday.

Answer: Brookwood Football Association


Most afternoons I can be found huffing and puffing my way up Primrose Hill in North London, pushing what feels like the world's heaviest baby in a buggy. The view of the city from the top is spectacular but for a few precious days I swapped it for an even better one - with the magnificent backdrop of the Italian Dolomites. After a two-hour car journey from Innsbruck we were greeted at Rosa Alpina - a five-star, family-owned hotel and spa tucked in a valley in the tiny village of San Cassiano - with a local speciality: a sweet and comforting hot apple juice.
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Rosa Alpina is a two-hour car journey from Innsbruck
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The five-star, family-owned hotel is nestled in the Italian Dolomites
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There's a restaurant, playground, park and fountain at the summit
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Rosa Alpina boasts St Hubertus, a stunning Michelin-starred restaurant

Question: @placeholder (rosalpina.it) offers double rooms from £235 per night including breakfast.

Answer: Rosa Alpina

Answer: Rosa Alpina


Video footage of a helicopter crash that killed its CEO pilot and his friend shows the terrifying moment the aircraft spun out of control as it was trying to land. American Bank of Montana chairman Bruce  Erickson, 65, and his friend Wayne Lewis, 60, were killed Wednesday afternoon when the chopper hit the ground and later exploded at McClellan-Palomar Airport in Carlsbad, California. A YouTube clip of the incident shows the helicopter hovering above the ground before flipping into the air and landing off-screen with a loud boom. Erickson had more than 25,000 hours of flight time and was able to fly different airplanes and helicopters, but was practicing landing at the time of the crash.
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Bruce  Erickson, 65, and friend Wayne Lewis, 60, died in crash Wednesday
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Video shows Erickson maneuvering chopper near ground during landing
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Helicopter rocks back and forth before it careens out of control
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It began spinning on tarmac at Carlsbad, California airport and caught fire

Question: @placeholder-Palomar Airport reopened on the afternoon after the deadly crash.

Answer: McClellan


A couple got engaged on today's Jeremy Kyle Show after a woman proved she hadn't cheated on her husband-to-be by taking a lie detector test. The British pair - known only as Eddie and Sue - appeared on the ITV programme as Eddie was keen to find out if Sue had cheated on him while he was in prison. After she proved she had been faithful, Eddie popped the question telling her: 'This is it now, innit, we can start again.' Sue agreed to the marriage to a round of applause from watching the studio audience. But viewers at home were less touched by the proposal and took to Twitter to mock the 'toe-curling cringe' moment.
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Eddie and Sue appeared on today's Jeremy Kyle Show
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He wanted her to take lie detector test to prove she had been faithful
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After hearing the results, he popped the question
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Viewers on Twitter said moment was 'cringe', 'strange' and 'embarrassing'

Question: @placeholder told Kyle that if he had confirmation that she had cheated, he would end the relationship.

Answer: Eddie

Answer: Eddie

Answer: Eddie

Answer: Eddie


(CNN) Electronic waste is (literally) a mounting crisis in Africa. Digital dumps made of junk phones, computers and TVs shipped mostly from richer Western countries are growing across Africa, burned producing unhealthy and hazardous gasses. The problem is only getting worse. Fortunately, though, there are those working at a community level to raise awareness about e-waste and put it to some good use. An innovative lab in Lomé, the capital city of Togo in West Africa, is one such group. They've created the first "Made in Africa" 3D printer using e-waste. WoeLab, a community tech hub established by architect Sénamé Koffi Agbodjinou, 37, made the machine using little more than scrap printers, computers and scanners.
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A lab in Togo, West Africa, is behind 3D printer made from e-waste
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Creators say it is the first 'Made in Africa' 3D printer

Question: Now they have 20 finished products and other labs in @placeholder are following suit.

Answer: Africa

Answer: Africa

Answer: West Africa

Answer: Made in Africa

Answer: West Africa

Answer: Made in Africa


What was that John Collins was saying about Celtic not being punished for their lapses in Scottish football? At the end of an utterly breathless, manically see-sawing match, Kallum Higginbotham delivered the only riposte that truly matters within the debate that has dominated recent days. Three minutes remained at Rugby Park. Emilio Izaguirre had felled Greg Kiltie to provide the opportunity for Kilmarnock – previously bereft of form – to level from the penalty spot. Higginbotham did so with additional cheek. Or perhaps we should call it cleverness. His dink down the middle over the diving Craig Gordon – a Panenka to those of a golden vintage, Andrea Pirlo v Joe Hart to the younger generation – completed the scoring and emphatically made a point in more ways than one.
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A late Kallum Higginbotham penalty gave Kilmarnock a draw against Celtic
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Leigh Griffiths handed Ronny Deila's side an early lead at Rugby Park
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John Collins questioned if Scottish teams are clever enough to hurt Celtic

Question: From looking like a condemned team, @placeholder began to gain a little flicker of hope.

Answer: Kilmarnock

Answer: Kilmarnock


Footage has emerged of the fatal crash showing Caitlyn Jenner's Cadillac plowing into the back of a 69-year-old widow who died in the collision. Video captured by a passing bus shows Jenner's Escalade hitting the Lexus driven by Kim Howe on the Pacific Coast Highway not far from Malibu, California. Howe died in the four-car crash, which left a slew of shattered cars on the freeway. Not long after the crash it emerged that a recording existed, which was handed over to police. The footage had not been made public, until it was published Thursday by Entertainent Tonight. Images from the video appears to show Jenner, who had not then announced her new, female identity and was known as Bruce, hitting both the white Lexus with Howe inside and another black car.
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Jenner, then still known as Bruce, was involved in pileup in February
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Kim Howe, 69, was in a white Lexus which was hit and spun into traffic
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Howe died, and Jenner was pictured surveying the devastation of crash
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Video footage from a passing bus was handed to police to investigate
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Wasn't made public, but now published by Entertainment Tonight

Question: Later frames show @placeholder's Lexus being pushed into oncoming traffic.

Answer: Kim Howe

Answer: Howe

Answer: Howe

Answer: Kim Howe

Answer: Howe

Question: @placeholder has yet to be hit with any criminal charges, which local prosecutors are reportedly still considering.

Answer: Caitlyn Jenner

Answer: Jenner

Answer: Jenner

Answer: Jenner

Answer: Jenner


A former friend of Jared Fogle who has known the Subway spokesman for the past 10 years claims he told her on multiple occasions that he was interested in underage girls. The woman - a former reporter from Sarasota, Florida who is not being named to keep her identity safe - said that Fogle told her more than once that 'middle school girls are hot.' She then added; 'They weren't jokes. They were very serious.' This is the same women who would eventually notify the FBI about this information, and who agreed to wear a wire while speaking with Fogle to help with their investigation.
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A Florida woman who is friends with Jared Fogle claims he spoke about his attraction to underage girls on multiple occasions
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The woman says that Fogle said more than once that 'middle school girls are hot'
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This is why the woman reached out to the FBI and agreed to wear a wire so they could investigate Fogle
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Federal authorities confirmed this woman's story
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Fogle and the man at the center of the investigation, Russell Taylor, were pictured together in a photo posted on April 22 on Taylor's Facebook page
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On April 29, Taylor's home was raided on suspicion of child pornography and authorities found over 400 videos of underage boys and girls

Question: Just hours after the special task-force served the weight-loss icon with a search warrant, @placeholder ended its more than 15-year relationship with the spokesman.

Answer: Subway


(CNN) -- "Real Housewives of New Jersey" stars Teresa and Joe Giudice face new bank fraud charges. The reality TV couple could spend decades in prison if convicted on the 41 counts alleged in an indictment returned by a federal grand jury in New Jersey. The Giudices allegedly faked documents and lied on applications to get more than $5 million in loans over eight years before they joined the "The Real Housewives of New Jersey" cast in 2009. They both entered "not guilty" pleas in August to the original 39 counts, including conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud, bank fraud, making false statements on loan applications, and bankruptcy fraud.
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Teresa and Joe Giudice could spend decades in prison if convicted
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The reality TV couple allegedly lied to get more than $5 million in loans over 8 years
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The Giudices were initially charged by federal prosecutors in July
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They both entered "not guilty" pleas in August to the original 39 counts

Question: "@placeholder was not employed outside the home at the time."

Answer: Teresa

Answer: Teresa


Jeremy Hunt said a future Conservative government would look into the findings 'in detail' The Mail’s revelations sparked outrage last night with all three major political parties backing calls for an inquiry. There was disgust too among frontline NHS staff and patients. The head of the Royal College of Nursing said nurses who had faced five years of pay freezes would struggle to comprehend the six per cent pay rise for their bosses. Patient groups said the packages were indefensible when patients were seeing spiralling waiting times and cuts to routine procedures. Professor Jane Dacre, president of the Royal College of Physicians, called for an independent review of top NHS pay while Professor Sir Brian Jarman, a senior Government health adviser, called for a public inquiry, saying bosses were manipulating the system.
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A Daily Mail investigation revealed NHS bosses raked in £35m last year
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Nearly 50 hospital separate bosses took home more than £400,000
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MPs and frontline staff are united in their outrage at the Mail's findings
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All three of the major political parties have called for an inquiry

Question: She said @placeholder bosses were signing off their own pay rises and taking advantage of loopholes in the ‘exceptionally generous’ NHS pension scheme.

Answer: NHS

Answer: NHS

Answer: NHS


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump believes the "greatest immediate threat" to the US is North Korea and its nuclear program, a senior administration official told reporters. Trump has already called on China to take action to rein in North Korea, over which China has considerable influence and leverage, the official said. "You gotta work on North Korea," Trump told a Chinese official on February 27, the senior administration official said, apparently pointing to a brief meeting at the White House between Trump and Chinese State Councilor Yang Jiechi, the highest-ranking Chinese official Trump has met with since taking office. North Korea has successfully developed nuclear weapons, but still lacks a delivery method, the official said. Still, the US administration is concerned that North Korea could purchase a delivery method.
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"You gotta work on North Korea," Trump told a Chinese official
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North Korea has successfully developed nuclear weapons

Question: The question for @placeholder, though, has been, "Is he crazy or is he smart and strategic?"

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Washington (CNN) Democrat Jon Ossoff very nearly won the special election to replace Department of Health and Human Services Director Tom Price on Tuesday night, coming within a point and a half of the 50 percent he needed to claim the district outright. But, he came up short. Which means that he and second place finisher Karen Handel (R) will spend the next two months bashing each others brains out -- figuratively speaking -- in advance of the June 20 runoff. And Handel seems to have already decided what her main attack on Ossoff will be: He's not really from here.
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Republican Karen Handel will make residency the central issue of the runoff
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Federal laws says Members of Congress only need to live in the state they represent

Question: So, @placeholder isn't breaking any rules at all by living outside of the district.

Answer: Jon Ossoff

Answer: R

Answer: Ossoff

Question: and 2) his not living in the district plays into broader themes that work well for @placeholder.

Answer: Karen Handel

Answer: R

Answer: Handel

Answer: Karen Handel

Question: Add those factors to @placeholder not living in the district and you have a potentially potent political cocktail: This guy's just not one of us.

Answer: Jon Ossoff

Answer: R

Answer: Ossoff


As soon as you walk through customs at Tallinn airport you are greeted with a sign that says 'Welcome to Estonia – It's positively surprising.' It's positively surprising. That's how Estonians describe their own country. Not exactly a ringing endorsement of the highest degree, yet these two words, these two simple words, epitomises the country and its people perfectly – that they're calmly confident that this is a destination like no other, it's just that you haven't realised it yet. Being in such close proximity to Russia, it is easy to think that Estonia is just another former Soviet bloc country with grey concrete buildings and even gloomier dispositions, yet it couldn't be more different to its much larger neighbour.
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Estonia - once popular for its stag dos and hen parties - has redefined its reputation in recent years
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With a population of just 1.3 million people, it is easy to get into the countryside and immerse yourself in nature
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From beaches to bogs, and from lighthouses to windmills, these photos highlight just how  diverse the country is

Question: For more information on events and things to do in Estonia, please see Visit @placeholder.

Answer: Estonia

Answer: Estonians

Answer: Estonia

Answer: Estonia


Former sporting champion Bruce Jenner launched a stinging attack on ex-wife Kris as he unveiled his new female identity as glamorous Caitlyn on the cover of Vanity Fair. The pair were married for 23 years until their divorce was finalised in December, but Caitlyn, who has now transitioned, has branded the matriarch 'controlling' and says she felt 'mistreated'. Caitlyn, 65, who debuted her  feminized self on the cover while wearing a white corset, said Kris, 59, 'wasn't very nice' and that gender didn't cause them to divorce - it was mainly her treatment of him. 'The first 15 years I felt she needed me more because I was the breadwinner,' she told Vanity Fair.
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Reality star set up Twitter, Facebook and Instagram accounts under new name, and broke a world record after amassing 1m followers in four hours
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Told Vanity Fair magazine: 'Bruce always had to tell a lie... Caitlyn doesn't have any secrets'
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Revealed panic attack after 10-hour surgery in March
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Khloe was first family member to react and say she 'couldn't be prouder'
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Pregnant stepdaughter Kim Kardashian tweeted support to 32m followers, while Kourtney, Kendall and Kylie have also spoken out
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President Barack Obama also praised Caitlyn's 'courage'
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Former Olympian said to have used the name Caitlyn 'since childhood'

Question: 'It was so funny because all the girls - we knew @placeholder was shooting this, but my brother had no idea.'

Answer: Caitlyn

Answer: Caitlyn

Answer: Caitlyn

Answer: Caitlyn

Answer: Caitlyn

Answer: Caitlyn


(CNN) Sen. Tim Kaine on Thursday called President Donald Trump's reportedly contentious phone calls with US allies Australia and Mexico "foolish." In an interview with Chris Cuomo on CNN's "New Day," Kaine criticized Trump after reports emerged of his heated exchanges with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto. "To have a contentious conversation and name-call a country or the Prime minister of a country that's one of our greatest allies in Asia is foolish," said the Democratic senator from Virginia, who was Hillary Clinton's running mate in 2016. "To suggest to the President of Mexico we may have to send US troops into Mexico is foolish. Some of the statements that the President is making about Iraq and Iran are foolish."
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Senator slams Trump after reports of heated phone calls with Australia and Mexico
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"He's doing kind of amateur-hour stuff," ex-vice presidential nominee says

Question: ... @placeholder is making Iran's case for them every day," he said.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


We're not done yet. That was the message terrorists of Al-Shabaab gave to Kenya on Wednesday, as officials still sorted through rubble and clues left in the wake of the recent massacre that took 67 lives at a Nairobi shopping mall. Read more: How does Al-Shabaab get its money? The Somali militant group handed the threatening statement to regional media, which passed it on to CNN. For four days, starting on September 21, Al-Shabaab fighters spread gunfire and flames through Nairobi's Westgate Shopping Mall, leaving it partially destroyed, stained in blood and littered with bodies. CNN's Zain Verjee: I can't get image of Westgate bodies out of my mind
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The Somali terrorism group al-Shabaab issued a threatening statement to Kenya Wednesday
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Al-Shabaab fighters held the mall for four days
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Kenyan forces say they killed five terrorists and took at least 11 into custody

Question: CNN has seen an electronic version of those reports, which contain an extensive list of terror threats from several regions across @placeholder over an extended period, but they also specify Al-Shabaab posed a threat to several targets, including Westgate Shopping Mall.

Answer: Kenya

Answer: Kenya

Answer: Kenyan


A woman who rescues pit bulls who are about to be euthanized has started an Instagram account to document her day-to-day life with her ‘misfit’ furry family, in the hopes that she can help to change the negative perceptions that many people have of the breed, and help more dogs find forever homes. Candice Miller, 33, who lives near Sacramento, California with her husband and two children, explained that she took in Kilo the pit bull when he was just days away from being put down at the local shelter where she volunteers. 'The rest was history,' Miller tells The Huffington Post. 'Kilo came into my life at a point where I needed him the most ... We both had been through some bad stuff, but together are absolutely happy and healthy.'
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Mother-of-two Candice Miller, 33, volunteers at a local shelter
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She has six dogs in total, four of which are rescued pit bulls
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The California native wants more people to realize what a sweet nature the dogs really have

Question: @placeholder checked in on him every day, before finally, on the last day, Miller was told Kilo was in the holding area, waiting to be put to sleep.

Answer: Candice Miller

Answer: Miller

Answer: Candice Miller


For me, it doesn't matter where you play in the world, when you are playing to a crowd that loves their music it can be the best party on earth, right there and then. I'm playing Eden Friday 17th July and Friday 7th August this year for Judgement Fridays with Judge Jules. But I have a soft spot for Ibiza, for the clubs and the other DJs too. There are the clubs that everyone should experience in Ibiza such as Ushuaia, Pacha, Space, DC10, Glitterbox and Amnesia. All over Ibiza, it's a beautiful place that brings beautiful people, Blue Marlin, Nassau and The Jockey Club are great places to go and people watch.
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Charlie Hedges joins Judge Jules at Eden for Judgement Fridays during July and August
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Expert advice on where to go for exclusive sun downers and after parties as well as  must-have items to pack
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She reveals backstage cake throwing antics of DJ Steve Aoki and why ageless Ibiza  appeals even to her parents

Question: I will most definitely be saying @placeholder this year as it is where I will be DJ-ing!

Answer: Eden

Answer: Eden


A British army double amputee was told that he wouldn't be able to receive anymore NHS treatment because he had travelled to Australia for a new surgical procedure. Jay Baldwin lost both of his legs in a bomb blast whilst fighting for his country in Afghanistan. The former sergeant was informed by staff at the Sussex rehabilitation centre that his treatment would be stopped because he had osseointegration surgery, not available on the NHS. Recalling the day he was informed the shocking news, Jay said: 'They said to me, 'Look, under the NHS we can't deal with you, we can't touch you at all,'
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Jay Baldwin was told by hospital staff that he could no longer receive NHS treatment following his operation
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He lost both of his legs whilst fighting for his country in Afghanistan
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Former army sergeant travelled to Australia for osseointegration surgery

Question: @placeholder have insisted that their decision was based solely on the official rules before confirming that it would be happy to make an exception and continue treating Mr Baldwin.

Answer: NHS

Answer: Sussex

Answer: NHS

Answer: NHS

Answer: NHS


Archaeologists say they have unearthed the oldest human footprints ever found in North America. The impressions were discovered buried at a shoreline at an archaeological dig site on Calvert Island, British Columbia in Canada. Charcoal in the prints has been radiocarbon dated, giving them an age of 13,200 years old. The finding was made by the Hakai Institute  and the University of Victoria, both in British Columbia. Archaeologists Dr Daryl Fedje and Dr Duncan McLaren excavated an area below the high tide line, and found dozens of human footprints that had remained intact in clay. An ancient skeleton found nearly 20 years ago in a river in Washington is related to Native Americans, says a DNA study that could help resolve a long-running dispute over its ancestry.
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Human footprints were found preserved on Calvert Island in Canada
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They were radiocarbon dated to a remarkable 13,200 years old
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If confirmed they would be the oldest human footprints in North America
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Discovery also suggests people once migrated down the coast

Question: 'There's no way to get to @placeholder other than watercraft, and that applies to 13,000 years ago as it does today,' Dr McLaren said.

Answer: Calvert Island

Answer: Calvert Island


A man accused of bashing a gay couple with a wooden chair in a Manhattan barbecue restaurant last month has been charged with assault after surrendering to the police. Bayna-Lehkiem El-Amin, 41, surrendered to NYPD Hate Crime detectives on Tuesday and has been charged with assault and attempted assault. El-Amin was caught on cell phone footage slamming a chair over the heads of Jonathan Snipes, 32, and Ethan York-Adams, 25, during a dispute inside Dallas BBQ in the Chelsea neighbourhood on May 5. El-Amin was also accused of using homophobic slurs, but his lawyer said his client couldn’t be charged with hate crime charges because he too was gay, reports the New York Daily News.
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Bayna-Lehkiem El-Amin, 41, surrendered to NYPD detectives on Tuesday and was charged with assault
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His lawyer said his client couldn't be charged with hate crimes because he too is gay
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In May, El-Amin smashed a chair over Jonathan Snipes, 32, and his boyfriend Ethan York-Adams, 25
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Argument happened at a Dallas BBQ in New York's Chelsea neighborhood

Question: A restaurant patron identified @placeholder-Amin by name and the G-List found him on Facebook.

Answer: Lehkiem El

Answer: El

Answer: El

Answer: Lehkiem El

Answer: El

Question: A restaurant patron identified El-@placeholder by name and the G-List found him on Facebook.

Answer: Amin

Answer: Amin

Answer: Amin

Answer: Amin

Answer: Amin


Cairo, Egypt (CNN) -- "Freedom!" That word, yelled out in Arabic, reverberated Friday along the banks of the Nile River in Cairo -- as well as in the port city of Alexandria, near the canal in Suez, and other pockets of Egypt. Many demonstrators voicing their desire for a new government and new political future remained on the streets well into Saturday morning, defying a curfew and revelling in a historic day in a nation whose history dates back millennia. By early Saturday, police were nowhere to be seen in the capital of Cairo, with military forces deployed on streets all around the nation for the first time in more than three decades. They were ordered out by President Hosni Mubarak, whom many demonstrators were urging to step down or, at least, institute dramatic economic and political reforms.
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NEW: A protester in Alexandria says President Mubarak's "time is over"
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NEW: Video footage shows demonstrators overruning police on a Nile River bridge
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NEW: A protester in Cairo says: "We'll do 3,000 more than what the Tunisians did"
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Protesters greet military troops on the streets with hugs and handshakes

Question: In Cairo and @placeholder, many protesters greeted troops with embraces and cheers, some even shaking hands with soldiers.

Answer: Alexandria

Answer: Alexandria


(CNN) -- On October 12, 2000, a suicide bomber attacked the USS Cole as it refueled in Aden, Yemen. A rubber boat packed with explosives detonated, killing 17 and wounding at least 37 more. Ten years later the destroyer -- also known as DDG 67 -- is in port at Norfolk, Virginia, after returning just a month ago from a mission in the Gulf of Aden, according to Command Duty Officer Lt. Torsten Becker. The ship's crew and others commemorated the 10-year anniversary Tuesday at Naval Station Norfolk. "We lost 17 of our shipmates that terrible morning 10 years ago, but they were far more than just our sailors," said Adm. J.C. Harvey Jr., commander of U.S. Fleet Forces Command. "They were your fathers, your sons and daughters, your sisters and brothers. They coached Little League. They loved to work on cars. They ran track and played football. They acted in high school plays. They loved life, they loved living and they loved you.
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NEW: Wreath laid at memorial during ceremony
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NEW: USS Cole crew praised for efforts to save ship, crewmates
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Flags, a plaque and 17 stars commemorate those who died
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The U.S. Navy touts improved security measures

Question: "Ask any of our Cole sailors today about their actions during the fight to save the ship and I believe they'll all tell you the same thing -- 'We were @placeholder sailors, and we did what we had to do.

Answer: U.S. Navy

Question: Meanwhile, the Cole's legacy can still be felt on board today, said @placeholder, who had just joined the Navy at the time of the attack but was not yet stationed on the Cole.

Answer: Torsten Becker


Washington (CNN) China has agreed to return the US underwater drone that it seized in international waters earlier this week, the Pentagon said Saturday. "We have registered our objection to China's unlawful seizure of a US unmanned underwater vehicle operating in international waters in the South China Sea. Through direct engagement with Chinese authorities, we have secured an understanding that the Chinese will return the UUV to the United States," Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook said in a statement. Details were not immediately available on when or how the drone may be returned. Earlier, China's Defense Ministry said authorities had decided to return it, but criticized the US for having "hyped up" the issue. President-elect Donald Trump weighed in on the incident, calling China's action "unprecedented."
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China said the US had "hyped up" the issue
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Trump called China's action "unprecedented"

Question: "Upon confirming that the device was a US underwater drone, the Chinese side decided to transfer it to the US side in an appropriate manner," Chinese @placeholder spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.

Answer: Defense Ministry


Seoul, South Korea (CNN) -- South Korea's spy chief said Wednesday that there is a high chance that North Korea will attack again following a strike last month that has led to renewed tensions on the peninsula, the Yonhap news agency reported. South Korean lawmaker Rhee Beum-Kwan quoted National Intelligence Service chief Won Sei-hoon as making the prediction, Yonhap reported. "North Korea pushed for reckless actions as internal complaints grew over its hereditary power succession and economic situations worsened," the lawmaker quoted Won as saying. Meanwhile, South Korea and the United States wrapped up joint military exercises on the Yellow Sea, while South Korea carried on with plans for artillery firing drills next week amid simmering tensions with Pyongyang.
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Intelligence chief warns of more attacks
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Report: S. Korea is in talks with the U.S. for more drills to deal with "provocation by the enemy"
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Government ministers from South Korea and Japan will attend a December meeting
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North Korea warns U.S.-South Korea drills could lead to "all-out war any time"

Question: The @placeholder is the acronym for North Korea's formal name: the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea


Jose Mourinho is concerned about Diego Costa's fitness with the Chelsea striker a huge doubt for the Premier League opener against Swansea on Saturday. Costa was ruled out of the Community Shield against Arsenal after recurring hamstring problems and Mourinho admitted he was in the dark about his availability for the Stamford Bridge clash. The Chelsea boss says that while the Spain international is 'trying hard', watching the striker miss the end of last season's title-winning campaign as well as the prospect of sitting out the game this weekend is a worry. 'I have to be honest and say it’s a bit of a concern,' Mourinho said on talkSPORT on Wednesday morning.
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Diego Costa is a huge doubt for Chelsea's game with Swansea on Saturday
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Spain international missed Community Shield match against Arsenal
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Costa has struggled with recurring hamstring problems
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Jose Mourinho: 'I have to be honest and say it’s a bit of a concern'
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Mourinho adds that Loic Remy or Radamel Falcao can fight for place

Question: Loic Remy and Radamel Falcao will fight for one position up front for the champions on Saturday should @placeholder be officially ruled out.

Answer: Diego Costa

Answer: Costa

Answer: Diego Costa

Answer: Costa


A wannabe jihadi bride who was desperate for love  has been jailed for 15 months today for helping an extremist  travel to Syria after an online romance. Angela Shafiq, 22, advised Mohammed Nahin Ahmed, from Birmingham, about travel documents and how to get past border controls before he left Britain to join rebels in the war-torn country. The student, who admitted she was worried nobody would marry her, also encouraged him to take a first aid course so he could pretend he was heading to Syria for humanitarian reasons. Shafiq denied an offence of preparation of terrorist acts after claiming  her Skype chats with Ahmed - a man she never met - were all 'fantasy'.
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Angela Shafiq, 22, advised Mohammed Nahin Ahmed on how to get to Syria
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Shafiq told him to pretend to be a medic during their online romance
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London student suffered self-esteem issues and  feared being single
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Jihadis Ahmed and  friend Yusuf Zubair Sarwar were jailed after Syria trip
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Pair were turned in by family after spending eight months in Aleppo

Question: '@placeholder could have gone on to radicalise other young men.

Answer: Angela Shafiq

Answer: Shafiq

Answer: Angela Shafiq

Answer: Shafiq


(CNN) Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has dismissed reports of last week's chemical attack as "100% fabrication," an assertion at odds with numerous eyewitness accounts, independent analysis and even the explanation given by its strongest ally, Russia. In an interview with the AFP news agency, conducted under restrictions imposed by the Syrian government at the presidential palace in Damascus, Assad claimed the reported details of what happened were not credible because their source was al-Qaeda's former affiliate in Syria, Nusra Front. He suggested that photographs showing children who had died in the attack on a rebel-held town in Idlib province, which provoked revulsion around the world, were staged. The entire incident was "fabricated" and "unconvincing," Assad claimed.
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Bashar al-Assad: "We have never used our chemical arsenal in our history"
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Assertions contradicted by eyewitness accounts and independent analysis

Question: Even @placeholder's staunch ally, Russia, accepts that the deaths were caused by chemical weapons.

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad


Three teenage girls and a teenage boy are heartbroken after their father, a veteran police officer, was shot dead just hours before Father's Day. Daryle Holloway, 46, was killed on Saturday morning in New Orleans as he drove a man suspected of assault to the city jail. Travis Boys, 33, had smuggled a gun into the cop car and managed to twist his hands to shoot Holloway as they drove. Boys then fled and remained at large. As a manhunt is under way to capture the suspect, Holloway's ex-wife and three daughters and son are in mourning, left with Father's Day gifts they will never get to give him.
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Veteran New Orleans officer Daryle Holloway, 46, was shot on Saturday
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He was pronounced dead at a New Orleans hospital after 22 years' service
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His three daughters and one son had just bought Father's Day presents
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One daughter, 16, said he was planning on retiring in a few years
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Suspect, Travis Boys, 33 was able to get his hands out of handcuffs, grab a firearm and shoot Holloway, police said
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Cruiser then crashed into a utility pole and Boys escaped on foot

Question: 'We are bringing together every law enforcement resource at our disposal to find, capture and prosecute @placeholder for this heinous crime.

Answer: Travis Boys

Answer: Travis Boys


Crippling cuts to defence spending have left Britain unable to defend itself or stand up to Russia, according to the former head of the Army. General Sir Peter Wall said the 'consequences' of the squeeze on funding is now 'playing out' in the UK's approach to dealing with Vladimir Putin. He joins a growing chorus of criticism of the refusal by any of the main parties to protect defence spending from cuts after the election, despite a pledge to increase foreign aid budgets being enshrined in law. General Sir Peter Wall said the 'consequences' of the squeeze on funding is now 'playing out' in the UK's approach to dealing with Vladimir Putin
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Sir Peter Wall says consequences of budget cuts are now 'playing out'
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UK is reluctant to face up to Russia incursions into airspace and waters
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Joins chorus of criticism of the impact of spending cuts on the military
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Cameron under pressure to commit 2% of GDP to defence under UN target

Question: Up to 30,000 service personnel could go - with the @placeholder likely to bear the heaviest cuts - leaving the armed forces with a combined strength of just 115,000 by the end of the decade, it predicted.

Answer: Army


(CNN) Donald Trump's administration has taken a tough stance on WikiLeaks in recent weeks. US officials told CNN last week that the Justice Department has prepared charges to seek the arrest of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. Attorney General Jeff Sessions said at a news conference on Thursday that Assange's arrest is a "priority" of the administration. But no Trump administration official went further in condemning the group than CIA Director Mike Pompeo, who, in a speech two weeks ago, called WikiLeaks a "hostile intelligence service." Pompeo's comments immediately drew attention to a tweet from July 2016 in which he linked to the WikiLeaks document dump of emails from the Democratic National Committee. Critics used the tweet to call out Pompeo for his dramatic reversal on WikiLeaks.
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Pompeo repeatedly cited WikiLeaks to attack Hillary Clinton during the campaign, a CNN KFile review shows.
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Donald Trump's administration has taken a tough stance on WikiLeaks in recent weeks.

Question: When WikiLeaks released @placeholder campaign chair John Podesta's emails in October of 2016, Pompeo sent five tweets citing the revelations from the emails to attack Clinton and also mentioned the emails in media appearances.

Answer: Hillary Clinton


Liverpool's FA Cup semi-final defeat has put the club under scrutiny and guaranteed this campaign will be judged a failure. The burning ambition at Anfield is for Liverpool to be Champions League regulars with the potential to win the Barclays Premier League. But, after a wretched day against Aston Villa, they are clearly some way from realising that dream. Are Liverpool heading for mediocrity? Or is there sufficient talent to ensure the mistakes are corrected and progress can be resumed? A huge summer beckons and there is no margin for error. Philippe Coutinho opens the scoring for Liverpool against Aston Villa with a smart chipped finish at Wembley
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Brendan Rodgers needs a positive summer to restore confidence at Anfield
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Liverpool's transfer committee under pressure to sign better players
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Rodgers now also under scrutiny after being exposed in big matches

Question: @placeholder looks dejected as Liverpool crash out of the FA Cup after a 2-1 defeat to Aston Villa

Answer: Brendan Rodgers

Answer: Rodgers


Victim: Dr Martin Luther King The FBI repeatedly deceived Congress by destroying vital files relating to the assassination of Martin Luther King, a new book claims. Leading King historian Stuart Wexler said that the bureau chose to cover up the potential role of a high level informant in the killing rather than tell the truth. Wexler said that it could have been one of the greatest scandals in the history of the FBI - but now we may never know what happened. By destroying the files the FBI disobeyed a direct order not to do so from a Congressional Committee which had been set up to investigate the killing of King and former President John F Kennedy.
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FBI accused in new book - by leading King historian Stuart Wexler - of misleading Congress by destroying files on civil rights leader's murder
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He tells Daily Mail Online agency disobeyed direct order to preserve all materials and believes it was to protect informer from being identified
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Tommy Tarrants, high-ranking KKK member went from being little-known racist to having his picture shown to witnesses
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Files from two field offices which had information on Tarrants were destroyed in 1977 after Congress launched Assassinations Committee
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Wexler believes it is because they could have exposed Laude Matthews, head of Mississippi KKK, as an FBI asset under deep cover

Question: 'They wanted @placeholder to give evidence to the committee, they didn't want him to be a suspect.

Answer: Tommy Tarrants

Question: KKK: Tommy Tarrants was a figure in the @placeholder and seemed initially marginal to the investigation into the MLK murder but was suddenly made a significant figure.

Answer: KKK

Answer: Mississippi KKK


(CNN) American voters are getting wise to Donald Trump's radical protectionist fantasies. As the primaries swing toward the Northeast, a region even more dependent on trade than Wisconsin, serious economic and foreign policy issues will continue to plague the Republican front-runner. Let's start with Trump's now infamous pledge to erect a giant (and in his words, "beautiful") wall on the Mexican border -- and to make Mexico pay for it. The plan betrays total ignorance as to the real dynamics between our continental neighbors and how they benefit America. Perhaps he doesn't realize that Mexican migration to America is now net neutral: As many Mexicans are going back to Mexico's growing economy as coming to work in the United States. We will miss them when they're gone, and so should Trump.
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Parag Khanna: A businessman should at the very least understand the most basic law of economics
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Maybe Donald Trump should go and see the reality on the ground around where he would erect his wall, he says

Question: This is why imposing stiff tariffs on @placeholder imports would be so counterproductive.

Answer: Mexican

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexican

Answer: Mexicans

Answer: Mexico


Moussa Dembele inspired Fulham to a second-half comeback win over Reading. Fulham looked down and out after Lucas Piazon and Orlando Sa had struck for high-flying Reading. But with their manager Kit Symons' position under serious threat, a three-goal blitz in six minutes completed an amazing recovery for a 4-2 victory. Ross McCormack, Dembele and Alex Kacaniklic all struck during the purple patch. Symons was able to breathe easy once Dembele - fresh from signing a long-term deal - sealed the unlikely win. Reading are among the Sky Bet Championship's top scorers and it took them just 13 minutes to draw first blood following a sweeping move.
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Reading took the lead on 13 minutes through Lucas Piazon
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Orlando Sa doubled the visitors' advantage on 49 minutes
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Ross McCormack started Fulham's comeback a minute later
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Moussa Dembele and Alexander Kacaniklic turned the scoreline around
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Dembele scored his second  on 74 minutes to complete the scoreline

Question: Matej Vydra's final defence-splitting, first-time pass freed @placeholder and the on-loan Chelsea midfielder calmly stroked the ball home.

Answer: Lucas Piazon


(CNN) Syria's leader has praised Donald Trump's rhetoric on terror, saying the new US President's pledge to prioritize the fight against terrorism, including ISIS, was "promising." President Bashar al-Assad, whose government is waging a bloody civil war, told Belgian media that it was too early "to expect anything practical," from the US President but that he had high hopes for a cooperative effort between the US and Russia to engage ISIS. "Trump during the campaign and after the campaign is promising regarding the priority of fighting terrorists, and mainly ISIS, that's what we've been asking for during the last six years," Assad said.
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Syrian President applauds Trump's promises on ISIS
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Assad criticizes EU support of rebel opposition groups

Question: In an interview with state media agency, SANA, last December, @placeholder said the then President-elect would be a "natural ally" if he held fast to his hard line on terrorists.

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad


A former banker hid his art collection – including a £20million Turner painting – from bankruptcy officials, a court heard. Jonathan Weal, 56, had claimed to own nothing of value and said his only possessions were a broken watch and his socks and underpants. But nine months after he was declared bankrupt, he was seen on television expressing his delight that the oil painting he had bought at auction for £3,700 was worth millions. Weal appeared at Inner London Crown Court yesterday, accused of failing to disclose the existence of the Turner and nine other canvases, including a piece by Picasso, to bankruptcy officials.
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Jonathan Weal said he had nothing of value when he was made bankrupt
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Jury heard he has a Turner painting worth millions and a Picasso sketch
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Spotted boasting on TV that he had bought the oil painting for just £3,700
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The 56-year-old is now being prosecuted by the Department for Business

Question: The paintings were taken in trust on the order of the official receiver after @placeholder TV appearance.

Answer: Weal


A little over 24 hours after Manchester City's 4-1 humiliation at the hands of Liverpool, both sets of players were reunited at James Milner's charity ball on Sunday night. Milner, who left the Etihad to sign for Liverpool on a free transfer during the summer, organised the 'Nightmare before Christmas' gala event at EventCity in Manchester. The James Milner Foundation supports a number of charities including Bloodwise, Help for Heroes and the NSPCC. Sturridge arrived at James Milner's charity ball wearing a lavish gold timepiece worth £69,800. The Liverpool striker was sporting the Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar by luxury watch maker Audemars Piguet.
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Liverpool thumped Manchester City 4-1 at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday
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Milner was part of Reds outfit that destroyed City on their home patch
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Philippe Coutinho and Roberto Firmino were instrumental in Liverpool win
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City and Liverpool players attend James Milner's charity ball on Sunday
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Read: The numbers behind  Klopp's Gegenpressing tactic at Liverpool

Question: Milner made a winning return to his old ground as @placeholder's outfit stormed to an emphatic victory at the Etihad.

Answer: Klopp


Michael Carrick has credited the return to form which has seen him recalled to the England squad down to the influence of Manchester United manager Louis Van Gaal. The midfielder, hailed by Sir Alex Ferguson last year as the best English player in the game, has won countless club trophies but struggled for consistency at international level throughout his career. Now 33 years old, he is one of the oldest heads in Roy Hodgson’s squad and is a strong contender for a place at the bottom of the midfield diamond the England manager so often prefers to deploy. Michael Carrick is happy to be back in the England squad and has credited his return to Louis van Gaal
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Michael Carrick has been recalled to the England squad by Roy Hodgson
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Manchester United midfielder credits his return to boss Louis van Gaal
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Carrick says Dutchman's management has improved him this season
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33-year-old credits Van Gaal's aura and his straightforward nature
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Carrick has been watching the top midfielders around Europe to improve

Question: Carrick had particular praise for the @placeholder manager's aura and straightforward nature

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United


Attorney General Eric Holder bid farewell to the Justice Department on Friday after six years, outlining what he said were his major accomplishments and telling staffers that they helped produce a 'golden age' in the department's history. An emotional Holder, who has served as the nation's top law enforcement official since the start of the Obama administration, addressed hundreds of lawyers and staff members one day after his successor, Loretta Lynch, was confirmed by the Senate following a months-long delay. 'I am proud of you. I'm going to miss you. I am going to miss this building. I am going to miss this institution. More than anything, I am going to miss you all,' Holder told the standing-room-only crowd, many of whom embraced him after he concluded his speech.
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Holder took a victory lap in his farewell speech, claiming credit for overseeing a 'golden age' of federal law enforcement
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No mention of being held in criminal Contempt of Congress for failing to hand over subpoenaed documents related to the Operation Fast and Furious scandal
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Standing-room-only crowd rushed to embrace him after his final address
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Loretta Lynch, a Brooklyn-N.Y. federal prosecutor, is Holder's replacement

Question: Other clips showed President Barack Obama showering @placeholder with praise on the day Holder announced his departure.

Answer: Eric Holder

Answer: Holder

Answer: Holder

Answer: Holder

Answer: Holder


Washington (CNN) Republican Sen. Jeff Flake of Arizona, a frequent critic of President Donald Trump, will not run for re-election, he said Tuesday in a blistering speech on the Senate floor that bemoaned the "coarsening" tenor of politics in the United States. Flake denounced the "complicity" of his own party in what he called an "alarming and dangerous state of affairs" under Trump, blaming the President for setting the tone. In his speech, Flake assailed a "flagrant disregard for truth or decency" and attacked a "regular and casual undermining of our democratic norms." "When such behavior emanates from the top of our government, it is something else: It is dangerous to a democracy," Flake said.
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Sen. Jeff Flake, a Republican, has long feuded with President Donald Trump
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Flake faced a GOP primary challenger next year and a tough re-election fight

Question: "One of the greatest people I've served with," Corker said after the speech, describing @placeholder and adding later, "He's what I would call a real conservative."

Answer: Jeff Flake

Answer: Flake

Answer: Flake

Answer: Flake

Answer: Jeff Flake

Answer: Flake

Question: Corker said @placeholder told him about his decision after the lunch among Republican senators earlier Tuesday.

Answer: Jeff Flake

Answer: Flake

Answer: Flake

Answer: Flake

Answer: Jeff Flake

Answer: Flake


Asuncion, Paraguay (CNN) -- Relatives and a lawyer for a Paraguayan soccer player who was shot in the head in Mexico nearly a year ago reject a suspect's claim that he was not the triggerman. Jose Jorge "J.J." Balderas Garza was arrested Tuesday in Mexico City in connection with the January 2010 shooting of soccer star Salvador Cabanas at a bar in the Mexican capital. Cabanas suffered a gunshot wound to the head, but survived. Balderas was a suspect from the start of the investigation, but he eluded authorities for nearly a year. Once in custody, he denied that he was the one who pulled the trigger.
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Jose Jorge Balderas Garza was arrested in Mexico City this week
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He says that he did not shoot Salvador Cabanas
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Mexican authorities released testimony that implicates Balderas
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Cabanas family says Balderas is being dishonest

Question: Meanwhile, @placeholder were pleased that an arrest was made in the case.

Answer: Paraguay

Answer: Paraguayan


The Dawn spacecraft has captured amazing new images of the mystery bright spots on the dwarf planet Ceres, which continue to baffle scientists. In particular, the images show the brightest spot and its companion standing out against the darker surroundings. But experts are still at a loss to explain the composition and source of the bright spots. Scroll down for video Nasa scientists in California have revealed new images of the dwarf planet Ceres. They reveal new views of the two brightest spots in a crater (shown). However, scientists are still not able to explain what they are. Dawn will begin its first science orbit around Ceres on 23 April
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Nasa scientists in California reveal new images of dwarf planet Ceres
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They show new views of the two brightest spots in a crater
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However, scientists are still not able to explain what they are
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Dawn will begin its first science orbit around Ceres on 23 April

Question: This animation, made using new images taken by @placeholder, shows how the bright spots become visible when they pass the 'terminator' - the line where the planet is split between sunlight and darkness.

Answer: Dawn

Answer: Dawn

Answer: Dawn

Question: ‘The approach imaging campaign has completed successfully by giving us a preliminary, tantalising view of the world @placeholder is about to start exploring in detail.

Answer: Dawn

Answer: Dawn

Answer: Dawn


David Beckham has lifted the lid on his son Brooklyn's first date, in which the former Manchester United midfielder watched on from a nearby table in a London restaurant. Speaking to James Corden on the Late Late Show in America, Beckham told the hilarious story of his 16-year-old son's first foray into the world of dating. When probed by Corden, who asked, 'He must be getting quite big into the dating circuit now? ', Beckham said: ''Yeah, it's happening. He's going to hate me for this. David Beckham embarrassed his son Brooklyn on James Corden's Late Late Show in America Brooklyn watched on from the audience as his father told the story of his first date, at a sushi bar in London
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David Beckham was a guest on James Corden's Late Late Show
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He told the story of son Brooklyn's first date, at a London sushi bar
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Beckham watched the date from afar under instruction from wife Victoria
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He also revealed that 16-year-old Brooklyn has a weekend job at a cafe
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WATCH: Beckham strips off with Corden for a spoof underwear advert

Question: @placeholder is looking to follow in his father's footsteps by becoming a professional footballer

Answer: Brooklyn

Answer: Brooklyn

Answer: Brooklyn

Answer: Brooklyn

Answer: Brooklyn


(CNN) Passengers aboard an AirAsia flight from Perth to Bali Sunday have criticized the flight crew for allegedly screaming when the plane rapidly descended 20,000 feet, following an apparent pressurization issue in the cabin. "The panic was escalated because of the behavior of the staff, who were screaming and looked tearful and shocked," passenger Clare Askew told CNN affiliate Seven News Australia after the plane turned around and landed safely back in Perth. "We look to them for reassurance and we didn't get any. We were more worried because of how panicked they were," she said. Video showed oxygen masks deployed aboard AirAsia Flight QZ535, as a member of the cabin crew shouted "passengers, get down, passengers, get down." Such instructions are in line with routine flight crew practice when seeking to quickly secure passenger safety.
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Data from Flightaware.com shows that the flight may have had cabin pressure issues
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One passenger said staff "were screaming and looked tearful and shocked"

Question: @placeholder did not comment on the allegations leveled against the cabin crew.

Answer: AirAsia

Answer: AirAsia Flight QZ535


(CNN) There were 206 cases of cyclospora infections reported by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention from the first of May to the beginning of August, a 134% increase from the 88 cases reported over the same time period in 2016. Cyclospora infections or cyclosporiasis are caused by ingestion of the parasite Cyclospora cayetanensis in food or water. Cyclospora infect the small intestine and most commonly cause watery diarrhea; other symptoms include abdominal cramping, nausea and weight loss. Those with cyclospora infections start to experience symptoms about seven days after ingesting the parasite and usually need to be treated with an antibiotic. If untreated, the illness may last over a month and could continue over a recurring cycle. To test for the presence of cyclospora, stool specimens must be collected and sent to a laboratory.
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CDC reports 206 cases of cyclospora infection from May to August, up from 88 in 2016
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Cyclospora infections are caused by ingesting food or water that contains a parasite

Question: @placeholder are usually not killed by chemical disinfection or sanitization.

Answer: Cyclospora

Answer: Cyclospora

Answer: Cyclospora

Answer: Cyclospora


Prince Charles left locals smiling this morning, after touring a hospital in Wales and turning on the charm for delighted patients. The Prince of Wales is currently in the middle of his annual visit to the principality and was on jovial form for a meeting with a group of elderly ladies at Llandovery Hospital. Cracking jokes and asking about families, the 66-year-old royal certainly appeared to be enjoying his visit during which he opened a new X-ray unit. Despite the rain pouring down outside, he also stopped to say hello to some of the families gathered outside to see him - and admired their collection of dragon-emblazoned national flags.
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Prince Charles was visiting Llandovery Hospital in Carmarthenshire
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He was on cheerful form and left patients who met him smiling
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Also chatted to families who had waited outside in the pouring rain
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Camilla was also out and about and visited a pub in Rhandir-mwyn

Question: Meanwhile, Camilla has spent the morning pursuing a series of engagements of her own and began her third day in Wales with a visit to Carmarthenshire's pub of the year in @placeholder-mwyn.

Answer: Rhandir

Question: Charles and @placeholder are also hosting a number of receptions at Llwynywermod, their Welsh farmhouse near Llandovery.

Answer: Camilla


Peter Lawwell recently admitted to telling Ronny Deila that it was a matter of getting over the ‘Le Guen hump’ but Celtic’s chief executive might well have cited a couple of names that had met their grim fates closer to home. One thing is for sure: Deila did not need to be an ardent student of the history of Scottish football to appreciate the gravitas of the situation he had become immersed in earlier this season. By late autumn, his side had twice exited Europe while Hamilton Accies had left Celtic Park triumphant. A search party was hardly required to identify his doubters.
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Celtic boss Ronny Deila was unsure he was cut out for the job
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Deila struggled for results initially at Celtic Park
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But the Bhoys now lead the Premiership and should win the title

Question: Celtic manager @placeholder admitted that the first six months in charge were mentally tough

Answer: Ronny Deila

Answer: Deila

Answer: Ronny Deila

Answer: Deila

Question: @placeholder was saying that the whole time - relax, you’re not the first, we’ve been through this before.

Answer: Peter Lawwell


A sadistic female 'killer' threatened to cook the body of a man who had been beaten to death by her accomplice and feed him to his wheelchair-bound sister, it's been claimed. Jennifer Mustachia is accused of torturing disabled Barbara Owens while her accomplice Jamie Zuniga pummelled her frail brother to death in a shockingly violent Las Vegas home invasion. Mustachia allegedly taunted Ms Owens, who is near death with Lou Gehrig's disease, as Zuniga beat 47-year-old Edward Turner with a variety of weapons including a crowbar, ashtray and hairbrush. The nightmarish details of the March home invasion have been revealed by Ms Owens, who is testifying in a Las Vegas court.
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Jennifer Mustachia, 33, is accused of torturing disabled Barbara Owens
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At same time accomplice Jamie Zuniga allegedly beat her brother to death
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Mustachia threatened to feed Owens her brother's body, it's been claimed
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The two home invaders are facing long list of charges for horrific crime

Question: Ms Owens claims @placeholder then told her: 'Now your brother's going to die for sure.

Answer: Jennifer Mustachia

Answer: Mustachia

Answer: Jennifer Mustachia

Answer: Mustachia


(CNN) Justice Department special counsel Robert Mueller's one-two punch on Monday sent a forceful message to President Donald Trump, the public and potential suspects about the case he is constructing of Trump associates' involvement with Russia during the 2016 campaign. Mueller showed he can keep a secret and maximize the impact of what he makes public. In the first major filings of his investigation into the Russian effort to influence the election, Mueller revealed how broadly he has taken his mandate, the kinds of records he has uncovered, and how he has leveraged at least one insider to cooperate.
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Robert Mueller showed he can keep a secret and send a powerful message to Washington
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He has taken his mandate as special counsel broadly and leveraged at least one insider to cooperate

Question: It had contained information about his communications with @placeholder nationals.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian


The so-called ‘health tourism gap’ between the amount the NHS collects from EU patients and the total hospitals on the continent receive from Britain has soared to almost £700million (file picture) Hospitals’ failure to claw back the cost of treating Europeans is costing taxpayers millions of pounds a week, figures suggest. The so-called ‘health tourism gap’ between the amount the NHS collects from EU patients and the total hospitals on the continent receive from Britain has soared to almost £700million. It means the UK is now paying out £15 for the healthcare costs of Britons who fall ill abroad for every £1 it gets back for the NHS treatment of European visitors.
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Hospitals still failing to claw back the cost of treating Europeans on NHS
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Comes as the health tourism gap soars to almost £700million a year
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UK now pays £15 for healthcare costs for Britons who fall ill abroad
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But in return it only receives £1 from foreigners who get NHS treatment
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PM and Health Secretary have pledge to introduce measures to recoup cost

Question: Under EU arrangements, @placeholder citizens can be treated by other nations’ health services and the bill is sent back to Britain.

Answer: Britain

Answer: Britain

Answer: UK

Answer: Britons

Answer: UK

Answer: Britons


She has staked her claim to the American dream on her rise from secretary to CEO and made it the platform from which she has launched countless speeches as a would-be presidential candidate. But now Carly Fiorina's story has been put in doubt by the man she was with at the very start of her rise. Todd Bartlem, who went on to become Fiorina's first husband,  accuses her of creating a misleading mythology and 'losing her humanity' for a 'pathological' pursuit of power. Speaking exclusively to Daily Mail Online, he said: 'It's not like she was a secretary for 15 years and rose up. She dropped out of law school, she settled on business school. It was all very planned.
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Carly Fiorina, former Hewlett-Packard CEO, is the only woman in Republican White House race
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She is campaigning on her 'secretary to CEO' resume and has talked about how she and her husband were hit by death of 'their younger daughter' Lori
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But her husband's ex-wife - who was Lori's mom and had custody of her and her sister - tells Daily Mail Online: 'That's not how I remember it'
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Fiorina also claims a 'modest' family upbringing - but her father was a federal judge and her parents gave her 'baby grand piano' as a gift
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Her ex-husband says of her 'rags to riches' story: 'She settled on business school, it was all planned'

Question: Divorce papers seen by @placeholder reveal a muddy truth of overlapping divorces.

Answer: Daily Mail Online

Answer: Daily Mail Online

Question: There is no doubt that @placeholder became incredibly close to the girls.

Answer: Carly Fiorina

Answer: Fiorina

Answer: Fiorina