Having made just 16 league appearances in his debut season at Manchester United last year, Luke Shaw will be hoping for a more fruitful campaign in 2015-16. And the 20-year-old left back is clearly excited for United's imminent pre-season tour of the United States, as he took to social media to ask his fans which trainers he should bring with him. The £31.5million signing from Southampton posted a picture of his six pairs of adidas Superstar trainers, which retail from £67, in green, orange, silver, red, white and blue, along with the caption, 'Packed and ready to go for pre season! Last decision, what colours to take?'
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Left back Luke Shaw has been packing his bags ahead of Manchester United's Stateside trip
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The Red Devils face Club America, San Jose Earthquakes, Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain
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Shaw  made 16 league appearances in his debut season at United last year

Question: United again head to the @placeholder for pre-season to take part in the International Champions Cup - a competition they won last August.

Answer: United

Answer: United States

Answer: United


New York (CNN) -- As news of his admission and apology reverberated Tuesday throughout the country and in the halls of Congress, those who hold Rep. Anthony Weiner's political future in their hands debated whether the scandal will be his downfall. Some voters in Weiner's district said he should "never resign," while others called for his immediate ouster. While Weiner -- first elected to Congress in 1998 -- has generally enjoyed strong backing in New York's 9th District, his confession Monday that he has sent lewd photos of himself to women, had inappropriate relationships, and lied to the media unleashed a series of questions about his political future.
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NEW: Sen. Harry Reid: "I wish there was some way I could defend him, but I can't."
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"Resign, Pervert Weiner," a sign posted outside his office says
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Bloomberg says it's time to focus on the country's problems, not this
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Republicans target lawmakers who've accepted donations from Weiner

Question: Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, when asked about the controversy Tuesday, said, "I've known Congressman @placeholder.

Answer: Anthony Weiner

Answer: Weiner

Answer: Weiner

Answer: Weiner


Kiev, Ukraine (CNN) The setting was a Manhattan restaurant, and after 25 minutes what allegedly emerged was a pro-Russian peace plan for Ukraine that its author believes may have ended up in the White House. In a CNN interview, Ukrainian lawmaker Andrii Artemenko said he discussed his left-field proposal for Ukraine in January with US President Donald Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, who offered to deliver the plan to the Trump administration. The exact details of the plan are unclear, yet reports have suggested it revolves around leasing Crimea -- annexed by Russia from Ukraine in 2014 -- to Moscow for 50 to 100 years. In exchange, Russia would withdraw its troops from the separatist regions in Ukraine's war-torn east.
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Ukrainian politician says Trump lawyer Michael Cohen offered to deliver peace plan to Michael Flynn
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Cohen says he met with the politician but denies discussing Ukraine peace proposal

Question: In his interview with CNN, Artemenko shines a light on how a key Trump associate was allegedly prepared to push a controversial peace plan that might benefit @placeholder at a time when questions were being raised about the Trump's ties to that country.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Question: Cohen told CNN in a text message that although he had dinner with @placeholder, they never discussed peace in Ukraine.

Answer: Andrii Artemenko

Question: Artemenko left the interview with CNN to attend what he said was a meeting with the President of @placeholder, Petro Poroshenko, although the presidential administration denied such a meeting took place.

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: US

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukraine


Forget the dream house and ballgowns; perhaps not surprisingly, the Lammily doll that has been praised for giving young girls a 'normal' alternative to Barbie now has a much more down-to-earth accessory - a box of menstrual pads. The Lammily line is already customizable with a variety of realistic add-ons including acne, scars and stretch marks, and has now launched a Period Party set that includes pad and liner stickers, tiny underwear, a calendar, dot stickers to keep track of a menstruation cycle and an informational pamphlet. Artist Nickolay Lamm, 26, from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, created the 11-inch doll based on government measurements of an average 19-year-old American woman because he wanted to offer an alternative to fashion dolls that perpetuate unrealistic beauty standards.
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The creator of Lammily, the doll praised for offering a 'normal' alternative to the unrealistic beauty standards of dolls like Barbie, has launched menstrual pads as his latest accessories
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Period Party set comes with pad and liner stickers, doll-sized underwear, a calendar, dot stickers to keep track of menstruation cycle, and an informational pamphlet

Question: @placeholder, which retails for $25, was launched in 2014 after a Kickstarter campaign raised over $500,000 to make the dolls.

Answer: Lammily

Answer: Lammily

Answer: Lammily


FA chief executive Martin Glenn claimed there was no problems with England manager Roy Hodgson in delaying any discussion about a new contract until after Euro 2016. Glenn added that he wanted to avoid the 'unsavoury position' that emerged around previous boss Fabio Capello who was given an extended deal just before his England side seriously underperformed at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, Hodgson had voiced some concern about his situation at the World Cup draw in St Petersburg saying such a long delay would lead to speculation and uncertainty in the build-up. The FA board had previously made clear they wanted to wait until finding out how England fare in France before any decision was made.
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FA and Roy Hodgson 'both happy' to focus on the European championship before discussing new contract
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FA keen to avoid repeat of 'unsavoury position' that emerged around previous boss Fabio Capello
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Hodgson had voiced some concern that a long delay would lead to speculation and uncertainty

Question: It's how we think the team's progressing and laying the foundation for the @placeholder.

Answer: World Cup

Answer: World Cup


Paris (CNN) -- After a week of deadly international protests against an anti-Islam film, a French satirical magazine is pouring oil on the fiery debate between freedom of expression and offensive provocation. The magazine Charlie Hebdo, which is known for outrageous humor, published cartoons featuring a figure resembling the Prophet Mohammed on Wednesday. The issue hit the stands eight days after a video mocking the Muslim prophet triggered angry protests, including one that led to the death of the U.S. ambassador to Libya. Stephane Charbonnier, director of the French magazine, said his staff is "not really fueling the fire" but rather using its freedom of expression "to comment (on) the news in a satirical way."
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Head of Grand Mosque in Paris condemns cartoons, expresses surprise
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France boosts security at embassies, but there are no reports of violence
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A Muslim who satirized Newsweek on Twitter dismisses cartoons as cynical sales ploy
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Editor: The cartoons mock a "lousy" anti-Islam film, not the Muslim prophet

Question: It is already boosting security in some locations, including its embassies, and police vehicles were parked outside the Paris offices of @placeholder late Tuesday.

Answer: Charlie Hebdo

Question: The cover featured a bearded and turbaned cartoon figure of @placeholder saying, "100 lashes if you're not dying of laughter."

Answer: Prophet Mohammed


Washington (CNN) Diplomatic relations between the U.S. and Russia began to unravel after Moscow said Saturday it had expelled two American diplomats and the U.S. revealed it had tossed two Russians in response to an attack on one of its personnel. "On June 17, we expelled two Russian officials from the United States to respond to this attack," State Department spokesman John Kirby told CNN, referring to an American diplomat who the spokesman said "was attacked by a Russian policeman" while trying to enter the U.S. embassy last month in Moscow. Russia revealed Saturday it had responded in kind. According to Russian State News Agency Sputnik, Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said two Americans were declared persona non grata after an "unfriendly move" by the U.S. that was not specified.
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A Russian officials said two Americans were expelled after an "unfriendly move" by the U.S. that was not specified
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The diplomatic incident comes after several recent military close calls between Russia and the United States

Question: The @placeholder embassy in the U.S. did not have any immediate comment Saturday.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russians

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia


Lindsay Lohan has unveiled a new 16-piece collection that takes inspiration from her own hippy-chic wardrobe. The 28-year-old created the designs in collaboration with British brand Lavish Alice and the pieces will sell for between £38 and £74. Ms Lohan, who shot to fame after a star-turn in 1998's The Parent Trap, has been teasing fans with sneak peeks of the collection posted on social media over the last month. Now would-be buyers can finally get their hands on the whole collection, which includes a cool striped cape, a neatly tailored pair of cream wide-leg trousers and a Moulin Rouge-style tasselled jumpsuit.
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Lindsay Lohan has collaborated with British brand Lavish Alice
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The actress has designed a 16 piece capsule collection for the brand
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She took inspiration from her own wardrobe when creating the clothes
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Prices start at £38 and the collection goes on sale today

Question: Known for our statement style, customers shop at Lavish Alice for something different and unique and that's exactly what the @placeholder collaboration represents.'

Answer: Lindsay Lohan

Answer: Lohan

Answer: Lindsay Lohan


(CNN) -- Love was in the air on Sunday for Dottie Coven and Keith Stewart. Business travelers and frequent fliers on Southwest Airlines, the couple from Corydon, Indiana, decided there was no place they'd rather marry than while flying. And why not land at the airport known for love -- Dallas Love Field -- after the happy occasion? That's why they approached Southwest with their idea of being married in the air. The airline was game. After all, it's famous for its fun, including flight attendants who entertain, wedding proposals and even rewarding flight attendants who are especially good to customers (After a customer praised one flight attendant on Twitter midflight, the airline publicly honored her with a giant cookie).
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Dottie Coven and Keith Stewart say "I do" in the air
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About 100 unsuspecting fliers attended the wedding
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Anyone objecting to the wedding could press their flight attendant call button

Question: But this was the @placeholder's first wedding where the airline joined the wedding planning team from departure gate to arrival gate.

Answer: Southwest Airlines

Answer: Southwest


The father of six-year-old Jeremy Mardis, the autistic boy 'murdered' by two cops, gained full custody of him because his mother was jailed on drugs charges, Daily Mail Online can reveal. Christopher Few, 25, won sole custody after 22-year-old former waitress Catherine Mardis, was jailed in March. Few, who is currently recovering in hospital following the shooting that claimed the life of his son, also asked for his fiancée Megan Dixon to be given parental rights over Jeremy – a petition subsequently granted by Judge William Bennett. Mardis, who has since been released from jail, was arrested last spring on charges of disorderly conduct and possessing drug paraphernalia in Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
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Mother of Jeremy Mardis was jailed in March for possession of drugs, prompting Christopher Few to sue for custody
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He and fiancée Megan Dixon gained parental rights over Jeremy and had been his sole carers since April
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Unclear if Catherine Mardis, a former Waffle House waitress, was at boy's funeral in his former home in Hattiesburg, Mississippi
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Thought that Jeremy and his father were driving from home in Pineville, Louisiana, to fiancée's home when they were shot at and Jeremy killed
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Two marshals - who have peace officer powers in Louisiana - charged with murder amid claims one had been warned off being at fiancée's house

Question: It is unclear whether @placeholder, who now lives in New Augusta, Mississippi, was able to attend the funeral of her son in Hattiesburg yesterday, although other members of her family did.

Answer: Catherine Mardis

Answer: Jeremy Mardis


This was the night when beauty tamed the beast. For 80 torturous minutes, Chile tied Uruguay in knots without being able to pin them down. But, as the prospect of penalties loomed large on the smoggy Santiago horizon, the Copa America hosts kept alive their hopes of finally winning major silverware. Uruguay were already down to 10 men when Mauricio Isla split the sides, Edinson Cavani receiving a second booking on 63 minutes for reacting to Gonzalo Jara after the Chilean appeared to stick a finger in the striker's bum. Cavani had already been cautioned for squaring up to the assistant referee after he was penalised for first-half foul on Arturo Vidal.
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Chile and Uruguay played out a hard-fought and highly-charged contest in the first Copa America quarter-final
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Edinson Cavani was sent off for two yellow cards after abusing the referee's assistant and a flick at Gonzalo Jara
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Mauricio Isla scored with 10 minutes left in Santiago to send the hosts through and the holders out
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Jorge Fucile was sent off for a horror challenge on Alexis Sanchez on the touchline as Uruguay lost their heads
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Chile will face the winner of Bolivia vs Peru, who play on Thursday night, in the semi-finals next week
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READ: Sportsmail's live coverage of the Copa America 2015 showdown in Santiago as it happened

Question: So although the former Queens Park Rangers loanee @placeholder settled this quarter-final with less than 10 minutes remaining, the hosts were given a huge helping hand by Uruguay's shameful indiscipline.

Answer: Mauricio Isla

Answer: Mauricio Isla

Question: Not only was their 10-goal haul the best of the 12 teams in the competition but the strikes were shared around the side, headed by talisman @placeholder.

Answer: Arturo Vidal


Washington (CNN) Donald Trump's top budget adviser defended the sweeping cuts proposed to social, foreign aid and environmental programs in the President's budget on Tuesday, arguing that the White House could no longer ask taxpayers for money to fund programs they believe to be inefficient. Economists and Democrats have already panned the budget as a document that benefits the wealthy and cuts services from the poor. Mick Mulvaney, Trump's budget chief, rejected that idea on Tuesday. "We are no longer going to measure compassion by the number of programs or the number of people on those programs, but the number of people we help get off of those programs," he said, arguing that it is actually compassionate to cut government spending on inefficient programs.
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Economists and Democrats have already panned the budget as a document that benefits the wealthy
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The budget assumes that the American economy will begin growing at 3% each year

Question: Mulvaney said Tuesday that "sustained, 3% economic growth" is the foundation of @placeholder-enomics that everything the administration does is based on.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


Washington (CNN) Donald Trump is using three women who have accused Bill Clinton of sexual misconduct -- as well as one woman who accused a man Hillary Clinton defended in court of raping her when she was 12 years old -- to attack the Democratic nominee. In a stunning event 90 minutes before the second presidential debate, Trump made a surprise appearance alongside Juanita Broaddrick, Paula Jones, Kathleen Willey and Kathy Shelton. The man accused of raping Shelton was convicted of a lesser charge and served 10 months in jail. The event came with Trump under fire himself over his sexually aggressive comments in a 2005 "Access Hollywood" video.
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Nearly two decades after Bill Clinton's administration was rocked by sexual scandal, the stories are back in the news
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Clinton himself wouldn't address his transgressions

Question: Trump has repeatedly used @placeholder's sex allegations to hit Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, raising them occasionally throughout 2016.

Answer: Bill Clinton

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Bill Clinton

Answer: Clinton


Hard-hitting Chris Hala'ufia flattened a streaker and was then sent off for a brutal attack on Leicester forward Laurence Pearce during Saturday's Aviva Premiership clash. The Tongan number eight, who has been warned in the past over his ill-discipline, halted Pearce in his tracks with a shoulder charge and left him prone on the ground. After studying replays on the big screen, referee Tim Wigglesworth showed Hala'ufia a yellow card and then changed it to red after he had seen him shove Pearce's head into the ground. London Welsh forward Chris Hala'ufia  tackles a streaker during Saturday's Aviva Premiership match
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Chris Hala'ufia flattened a streaker with flying tackle at Leicester
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London Welsh forward halted Laurence Pearce with shoulder charge
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The number eight then shoved Pearce's head into the ground
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Referee sent him off after studying replays on the big screen

Question: Leicester fought back from a shock 10-7 half time deficit to score 31 points in a one sided second half against the relegated @placeholder.

Answer: London Welsh

Answer: London Welsh


(CNN) French authorities resumed clearing the infamous "Jungle" migrant camp in Calais Tuesday in the wake of violent clashes at the site, with the country's interior minister vowing "radical" pro-migrant activists would not block the operation. Four people, three of them pro-migrant activists, were arrested Monday and 11 police officers suffered minor injuries when police began dismantling structures in the "Jungle," the sprawling camp near the northwestern port of Calais, authorities said. Calais authorities plan to demolish the southern half of the camp and relocate the inhabitants in response to unsanitary conditions at the site, but met stiff resistance from some migrants and supporters from pro-migrant activist group No Borders Monday.
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French interior minister blames "violent" pro-migrant activists for clashes at "Jungle" camp
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Authorities vow to push ahead with clearing the southern part of the camp in Calais
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UNHCR warns of "imminent humanitarian crisis" as bottleneck grows in Greece

Question: Meanwhile, @placeholder said the numbers of migrants at Idomeni had swollen to 8,500 Monday night, with 1,500 having spent the previous night in the open.

Answer: UNHCR


A Dutch mother has abducted two of her four children and taken them to join militants fighting for the Islamic State terrorist organisation in Syria. The unnamed 32-year-old  Chechen national had been living in Maastricht in the southern Netherlands before taking her young son and daughter to ISIS' de facto capital Raqqa. The father of the missing children named the pair as Luca, seven, and his sister Aysha, eight, and said they had been taken without his consent. The woman's two other children are believed to have been handed over to a relative before she left to join the terror group.
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Chechen national, 32, took children from home in Maastricht, Netherlands
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Later updated her Facebook page to say trio had arrived in city of Raqqa
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Woman's estranged husband had been concerned about her intentions and had reported her to the police last Autumn
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But she managed to convince officers she had no plans to travel to Syria
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Shortly after she fled the country with her children using fake passports

Question: After making the announcement of their arrival in Raqqa on @placeholder last October, nothing has been heard from the trio since.

Answer: Facebook


(CNN) Leaseholder Derick Almena and tenant Max Harris each were charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in the December fire at Oakland's Ghost Ship warehouse, said Alameda County District Attorney Nancy O'Malley. The blaze broke out during an electronic dance party, killing those who could not escape from the dilapidated two-story warehouse. One of two exits to get away from the fire had been blocked, authorities said. O'Malley told reporters on Monday that the two men "knowingly created a fire trap with inadequate means of escape. They then filled that area with human beings and are now facing the consequences of their action."
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Lease holder is among two men charged in connection to deadly blaze, DA says
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The fire broke out at an electronic dance party in December, killing 36 people

Question: @placeholder at the time apologized to the victims' families and vehemently defended himself, saying he would never have intentionally endangered any of his tenants.

Answer: Derick Almena

Question: The probable cause document said @placeholder "allowed and encouraged tenants to use nonconventional building materials that he collected to create their living spaces.

Answer: Derick Almena


Two friends have been hailed as heroes for pulling two teenage girls from a burning crashed Mini Cooper just seconds before it exploded into a fireball. Josh Penn and Liam Coulthard, both 21, were driving a short distance behind their friends Alisha Davies and Amy Price, both 18, when the girls' car careered off the road and into a telegraph pole. As they drove around a corner on Bromwich Road in Worcester, the two men saw the yellow Mini Cooper on fire and rushed over to help. Driver Alisha was trapped after her door was pinned against the telegraph pole while Amy had to be dragged to safety by her boyfriend Liam.
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Josh Penn and Liam Coulthard, 21, saw friend's car crashed and on fire
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Had been following Alisha Davies and Amy Price, 18, when girls crashed
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Two men pulled the girls from burning Mini Cooper just before it exploded
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Pair hailed as heroes for risking their lives to save their friends on Friday

Question: @placeholder, a trainee accountant from Worcester, broke her leg in two places and had surgery at Worcester Royal Hospital following the crash.

Answer: Alisha Davies

Answer: Alisha

Answer: Alisha Davies

Question: Alisha, a trainee accountant from Worcester, broke her leg in two places and had surgery at @placeholder following the crash.

Answer: Worcester


(CNN) -- A Florida appeals court granted George Zimmerman's request for a new judge Wednesday, saying the original judge's remarks put Zimmerman in reasonable fear of a fair trial. Zimmerman, 28, is charged with second-degree murder in the February 26 shooting death of teenager Trayvon Martin. Zimmerman's attorneys wanted Seminole County Circuit Judge Kenneth Lester removed, saying language he used in a bail order disparaged their client's character and held over his head the threat of future criminal proceedings. The Fifth District Court of Appeal agreed, and Lester must now step down. There was no immediate response to the ruling from either Lester, prosecutors or Zimmerman's attorneys.
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Defendant George Zimmerman had appealed for a new judge
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The court agrees that judge put Zimmerman in reasonable fear of a fair trial
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Zimmerman's lawyers say the judge disparaged their client
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Zimmerman is charged with murder in the death of Trayvon Martin

Question: The former neighborhood watch captain has pleaded not guilty to the charges and said he shot the 17-year-old @placeholder in self-defense after Martin attacked him.

Answer: Trayvon Martin

Answer: Trayvon Martin

Question: The former neighborhood watch captain has pleaded not guilty to the charges and said he shot the 17-year-old Martin in self-defense after @placeholder attacked him.

Answer: Trayvon Martin

Answer: Trayvon Martin


(CNN) On one hand, Donald Trump's praise of France's far right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen, who appears to have received enough votes in Sunday's election to advance to the May 7 runoff, is not surprising. Le Pen, like Trump, ran a campaign that was anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim and traded on white supremacist themes. (It's no coincidence that former Klan leader David Duke has publicly praised both Le Pen and Trump.) On the other hand, you would think Trump would be hesitant to publicly praise a candidate like Le Pen, an avid supporter of Vladimir Putin, particularly given that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said just two weeks ago that US-Russian relations had reached an all time low.
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Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump have praised Marine Le Pen, the pro-Putin French presidential candidate
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Dean Obeidallah: Despite recent drama between Trump and Vladimir Putin, they and Le Pen are natural allies

Question: Le Pen's political party has been supported in part by @placeholder banks.

Answer: Russian


(CNN) The family of a boy who entered a Cincinnati Zoo gorilla's enclosure last weekend -- spurring zoo officials to shoot and kill the animal -- will be the focus of an investigation into the incident, Cincinnati police said Tuesday. The 3-year-old boy was dragged across a moat by the 450-pound gorilla on Saturday. After a 10-minute encounter, Cincinnati Zoo officials shot and killed the beloved and endangered gorilla, named Harambe. The boy was not seriously injured. Cincinnati police said Tuesday that their review "is only regarding the actions of the parents/family that led up to the incident and not related to the operation or safety of the Cincinnati Zoo."
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Cincinnati police investigating events that led to shooting of gorilla at zoo
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Zoo officials killed gorilla to protect child who had slipped into its enclosure

Question: Witnesses interviewed by CNN and its affiliates contended officials had little choice because it appeared the clamoring crowd was agitating the great ape, putting the boy in greater danger, even though it initially appeared @placeholder was trying to protect the child.

Answer: Harambe


Washington (CNN) Sen. Ted Cruz signaled Wednesday his interest in slow-walking any new Supreme Court appointments to fill the seat vacated by Antonin Scalia's death, arguing that there is precedent for leaving the ninth seat vacant. "You know, I think there will be plenty of time for debate on that issue," the Texas Republican told reporters gathered after a speech in Colorado, according to The Washington Post. "There is certainly long historical precedent for a Supreme Court with fewer justices. I would note, just recently, that Justice (Stephen) Breyer observed that the vacancy is not impacting the ability of the court to do its job. That's a debate that we are going to have."
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"I think there will be plenty of time for debate on that issue," he said
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Republicans have refused to hold hearings for nominee Merrick Garland

Question: "Thus, the 'long historical precedent' @placeholder invoked is, in fact, outdated and anachronistic," Vladeck said.

Answer: Ted Cruz


(CNN) An Oregon man has been charged with abusive sexual contact after he allegedly groped an unaccompanied teen aboard an American Airlines flight. Chad Cameron Camp, 26, was arrested after the incident on a flight from Dallas to Portland on Wednesday night, according to a criminal complaint filed in the U.S. District Court. A flight attendant had advised Camp that other seats were available, but he sat in the middle one next to the 13-year-old girl, the complaint said. Camp allegedly began making small talk with the child in the seat next to him. He leaned against the teen, nudged her,  touched her with his elbow and placed his hands on her knee and upper thigh three times, according to the complaint.
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The alleged incident happened on an American Airlines flight
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Chad Camp, 26, has been charged with abusive sexual contact
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The 13-year-old girl was traveling as an unaccompanied minor

Question: "American cares deeply about our young passengers and is committed to providing a safe and pleasant travel experience for them," @placeholder said in a statement.

Answer: American Airlines

Answer: American Airlines


Washington (CNN) Stephen Miller, President Donald Trump's speechwriter, confidante and the author of his controversial immigration ban, has operated on the fringes of his own political party since he was a teenager. But after what appears to have been a momentous White House policy coming out week, featuring Miller at its center, that's no longer the case. The California native has brought his views on immigration, multiculturalism and political correctness to the President's desk. He's also helped Trump in his mission to disrupt Washington, ruffling feathers with the secretive way in which he helped lead the White House release of its temporary immigration ban from seven Muslim-majority countries late on Friday with little to no input from the government agencies tasked with implementing the vision.
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Miller is a key voice in Trump's ear on immigration
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He has been with Trump since January 2016

Question: "Everything that is wrong with this country today, the people opposing @placeholder are responsible for."

Answer: Trump


(CNN) Republican National Committee communications director Sean Spicer said Saturday reports that the RNC was hacked by the Russians are not true and cast doubt on the Intelligence community assessments of Russia's attempts to influence US elections. "If (US Intelligence communities are) so certain it happened, why won't they go on the record and say it," Spicer told CNN's Michael Smerconish in a heated conversation. "I don't understand it. It doesn't make any sense." Spicer's comments came the morning after President-elect Donald Trump's transition team issued a stunning rebuke of Intelligence communities who have said, in recent reports from CNN and the Washington Post, that Russian hackers not only wanted to disrupt US elections but actively worked toward getting the Republican presidential nominee elected.
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Sean Spicer said Donald Trump does not support foreign involvement in the election
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Michael Smerconish pushed back on the certainty that Spicer articulated

Question: Spicer also dismissed the paper's broader conclusions about the role of the @placeholder government in the election.

Answer: Russia


The wife of Australian golfer Jason Day has said her body is 'incredibly sore' and feels as though it was 'hit by a truck' after being wiped out courtside by basketball star LeBron James. Ellie Day was stretchered away in a neck brace after smashing her head when the 6ft 8in player landed on her as she was watching the Cleveland Cavaliers' game against Oklahoma City Thunder. She has now recalled the moment of impact saying the 'huge' star had so much momentum as he dived for a loose ball at Quicken Loans Arena on Thursday, he 'could not have stopped'.
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LeBron James fell onto wife of Australian golfer Jason Day during game
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Ellie Day was stretchered away in a neck brace after she was crushed
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She said her body is 'sore' and feels as though it was 'hit by a truck'
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The basketball star apologised on Twitter for the collision after the game

Question: 'To the crazies who think @placeholder should have protected me – if he had had time to react, so would have I.

Answer: Jason Day


The average curveball travels at 75mph (120km/h) in a smooth arc. While there's no sudden change in motion throughout its journey, this isn't what the batter sees as it nears the home plate. Instead, the ball creates an optical illusion that tricks the mind into thinking there is a 'break' in movement. And scientists say knowing this, could help the mind counteract the effect. Scientists at the University of Rochester say that our brains apply an algorithm, known as a Kalman filter, when tracking a baseball. In GPS devices, algorithms, including the Kalman filter, are used to estimate the location of your car based on its past position and speed.
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Our brains track moving objects using a similar algorithm to GPS
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The algorithm estimates location based on its past position and speed
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We do the same thing when  perceiving position in our visual periphery
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Knowing this can help us counteract the effect, the study claims

Question: This means you have a better chance of hitting a curveball by realising that our brains, like @placeholder, can lead us to 'see' changes in speed or direction that don't actually occur.

Answer: GPS

Answer: GPS


(CNN) A police officer accidentally shot and killed a retired Minnesota mother of two during a civilian police drill in Punta Gorda, Florida, that was supposed to employ only blank ammunition, police said. The officer, identified as Lee Coel, shot Mary Knowlton on Tuesday night during a "shoot/don't shoot" role-play scenario in which officers make decisions on using simulated lethal force, Punta Gorda Police Chief Tom Lewis said at a news conference. The retired librarian was playing an officer in the scenario, which was held just outside the police complex, officials said. Coel was playing the role of a "bad guy" when he opened fire as nearly three dozen people looked on.
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Lee Coel, officer who accidentally killed woman, joined force in 2014
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Police chief: Gun used in a demonstration accidentally had a live round in it

Question: @placeholder was transported to a local hospital where she was pronounced dead.

Answer: Mary Knowlton


(CNN) Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has declared victory in a referendum over a new constitution that will make him far more powerful, potentially for many more years to come. The result, which the opposition is calling fraudulent, promises to make Turkey less democratic, more bitterly divided and more religious than ever. It comes as no surprise that at the last minute, when the counting showed the "no" vote was threatening the thin lead of the pro-Erdogan "Yes" vote, electoral authorities stepped in to announce they would allow unsealed ballots to be counted, in contravention to the rules. Already the lead-up to the vote gave enormous advantages to the yes camp, particularly in the form of media coverage. Meanwhile, opponents faced intimidation and the risk of job loss if they publicly voiced their opinions.
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On Sunday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan declared victory in the country's constitutional referendum
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Frida Ghitis: Erdogan's victory will lead to a state that is less democratic and more bitterly divided than ever

Question: Years before, @placeholder had already imprisoned more journalists than any country, as it does today.

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkish

Question: For those who want @placeholder to continue on the path of a democracy, with rule of law, independent judges, free expression and equality for all, the road ahead just became much, much steeper.

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkish


London (CNN) Police on both sides of the Atlantic are investigating allegations of sexual assault involving Harvey Weinstein as the scandal surrounding the disgraced Hollywood movie mogul mounts. In London, the Metropolitan Police are investigating an allegation of sexual assault against Weinstein, while in New York, his hometown, police are reviewing claims made by victims interviewed in a bombshell New Yorker article. The news comes on the heels of mounting accusations of sexual harassment and assault against Weinstein. The studio executive and political power broker is facing allegations of rape, unwanted touching and assault by a number of women, including accusations of harassment by actresses Gwyneth Paltrow and Angelina Jolie, in recent stories published in The New York Times and The New Yorker.
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London police investigating sexual assault allegation related to 1980 incident
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New York police investigating claims detailed in New Yorker article, including 2004 incident

Question: CNN reached out for comment regarding the fresh investigation launched in @placeholder, but has not yet received a response.

Answer: London

Answer: London

Answer: London


(CNN) Nancy Reagan will be mourned all over the world. She was a huge figure in 1980s America, with many who revered her and many who did not. But everyone who lived through the era agreed that she was a major presence in the nation's history. She has grown to be a beloved person over the past several decades after caring for her husband, Ronald Reagan, as he suffered from Alzheimer's disease and then crusading on behalf of research to cure the devastating disease. As we move deeper into the current campaign season, her legacy is a reminder of the many important roles that first ladies have played in the White House.
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Nancy Reagan encouraged peace efforts with the Soviet Union, protected her husband's image, writes Julian Zelizer
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She was a force in the politics, as well as the style, of the White House, he says

Question: Opponents of Ronald Reagan seized on her decisions to wear expensive clothing, renovate the @placeholder and purchase hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of china (paid for by a private donation) in challenging economic times.

Answer: White House

Answer: White House


(CNN) President Donald Trump faced criticism from lawmakers in both parties on Tuesday after warning that North Korea would "face fire and fury like the world has never seen" if Pyongyang keeps threatening the United States. Senate Armed Services Chairman John McCain said he took exception to Trump's comments, warning that the President might not be able to follow through with the threats he is making. "I take exception to the President's comments because you've got to be sure that you can do what you say you're going to do," the Arizona Republican said in an interview with Phoenix radio station KTAR. "The great leaders I've seen don't threaten unless they're ready to act and I'm not sure President Trump is ready to act."
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Senate Armed Services Chairman John McCain said he took exception to Trump's comments
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Democrats slammed Trump for a reaction they charged was "bombastic" and "unhinged."

Question: "Our adversaries and our allies are getting very mixed messages from the @placeholder administration, and this is why you need to have experienced people in government," he said.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


A Wall Street CEO who was recently ordered to pay $18million after losing a sexual harassment suit has been indicted on charges accusing him of making tens of millions of dollars illegally by manipulating stock prices. Benjamin Wey, 43, the founder and president of investment consulting firm New York Global Group, was arrested at his Manhattan home on Thursday. He was charged with conspiracy to commit securities fraud and wire fraud, along with separate counts of securities and wire fraud. If convicted, he could face up to 90 years in prison. In court papers, prosecutors said Wey made tens of millions of dollars illegally from 2007 through 2011 by manipulating the stock prices of companies he gained a secret financial interest in through transactions between Chinese companies and U.S. shell companies.
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Benjamin Wey, 43, was arrested at his Manhattan home on Thursday
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Wey is the founder of investment consulting firm New York Global Group
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Was charged with conspiracy to commit securities fraud and wire fraud
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He was ordered to pay damages to former intern Hanna Bouveng in June
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Bouveng said he used his power to coerce her into four sexual encounters
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She was fired after married Wey discovered her boyfriend lying on her bed

Question: Wey also sought to defame Ms @placeholder by posting articles on his blog accusing her of being a 'street walker', a 'loose woman' and an extortionist, her lawyers said..

Answer: Hanna Bouveng

Answer: Bouveng


Australia's housing market is under growing pressure, as auction clearance rates in Sydney fell to their lowest point in three years amid concerns over rising interest rates. Clearance rates in Sydney fell to 65 per cent on Saturday, which is the lowest since 2012. It was also a five per cent decrease from the previous week. Market experts linked the fall to Westpac's decision to increase mortgage interest rates this week. 'I don't want to use the word crash yet... but obviously there must be a correlation with the attention given to the interest rate rise,' senior economist Andrew Wilson said, according to Domain.
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Auction clearance rates in Sydney fell to a three-year low
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65 per cent of the 874 homes on the market for auction sold on Saturday
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Fall comes after Westpac hit customers with a mortgage rate increase
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Experts warned the rate increase could spook the market and cause crash

Question: 'The higher interest rate clearly spooked an already skittish @placeholder property market... it's the lowest clearance rate since the spring season of 2012 - that was a pretty soft market.'

Answer: Sydney

Answer: Sydney

Answer: Sydney


(CNN) The estimated 22,000 attendees of the Rotary International Convention were quick to their feet Monday morning in Atlanta. Inspiration for the many standing ovations came not only from the encouraging words of Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed, professional wrestling star John Cena, Rotary President John Germ and famed Microsoft founder Bill Gates. It was also the sight of observers in wheelchairs lining the middle rows of the Georgia World Congress Center auditorium that moved the crowd to rise from their seats again and again. The Rotarians, wearing glowing LED bracelets, came to Atlanta to commit once again to the elusive goal they first outlined in 1985: a world free of polio, the highly infectious disease that invades the nervous system and can cause total paralysis in a matter of hours. The disease can be prevented by a safe vaccine, which can protect a child for life when given multiple times.
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In 1985, polio paralyzed more than 350,000 children in 125 countries every year
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Last year, just 40 cases were reported worldwide

Question: Though he praised the @placeholder' hard-won achievements, he also addressed the hard question on the minds of most attendees.

Answer: Rotary

Answer: Rotarians


'We've got fans on the pitch. The game's still going on'. That's not me making a mess of Kenneth Wolstenholme's infamous words from Wembley in 1966 when the boys in red won the World Cup. That was Jonathan Pearce's spontaneous reaction on commentary when some Villa fans piled onto the playing area towards the end of their team's semi-final at home to West Brom. Of course they were scenes that no one wanted to see. Except that they very nearly were. Because they were a hare's breath from what we saw when Geoff Hurst went through to make it 4-2. Only time surely makes that a less controversial incident?
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BBC and BT Sport shared coverage of weekend's FA Cup quarter-finals
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Aston Villa vs West Brom was marred by pitch invasion at final whistle
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Many blamed the BBC for scheduling the game on Saturday evening
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Arsenal fans also faced travel chaos with Man United tie at Old Trafford
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BT Sport didn't get a goal in either of their quarter-final matches
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But both have revitalised a competition that had lost its lustre

Question: Not that that makes that group of @placeholder fans' behaviour justifiable.

Answer: Villa

Answer: Aston Villa


Washington (CNN) Coast Guard Commandant Paul Zukunft seemed to break with President Donald Trump over his announcement last week to ban all transgender personnel from serving in the US military. Nearly a week after Trump wrote a tweet that appeared to reinstate a ban on transgender service members, Zukunft pledged to "not break faith" with transgender service members in remarks to a Washington think tank on Tuesday -- adding that he immediately reached out to all 13 transgender members of the Coast Guard immediately following the tweets. Specifically, Zukunft described his call to Lt. Taylor Miller, who is reportedly the first openly transitioning member of the Coast Guard and was recently featured in the Washington Post.
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Zukunft pledged to "not break faith" with transgender service members
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The US military is still awaiting formal direction from the White House regarding any potential policy change

Question: "We have made an investment in you and you have made an investment in the @placeholder, and I will not break faith."

Answer: Coast Guard

Answer: Coast Guard

Answer: Coast Guard


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A small religious group has lost its fight before the Supreme Court to erect a granite monument in a Utah park next to an existing Ten Commandments display. Summum,a religious group,  wanted to place its own monument next to this Ten Commandments monument. In the free-speech case involving competing faiths, politics and social norms, the justices voted unanimously on Wednesday that such privately donated displays on public property represent "government speech" subject to local officials' discretion. Summum, a Salt Lake City-based group, wanted to put up a 3-foot granite slab on the "Seven Aphorisms of Summum" in the city of Pleasant Grove, at the group's expense. Local officials argued they should be allowed to decide which permanent displays can be erected, since they would claim ultimate ownership and control.
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Justices ruled park displays are government speech
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Religious group Summum wanted to erect monument in city park
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Group wanted its 'Seven Aphorisms' to join Ten Commandments monument
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City said no; group alleged discrimination, violation of free speech

Question: @placeholder displayed in public schools were banned in 1980.

Answer: Ten Commandments

Answer: Ten Commandments

Answer: Ten Commandments

Question: The @placeholder are psychokinesis, correspondence, vibration, opposition, rhythm, cause and effect and gender.

Answer: Summum

Answer: Summum

Answer: Seven Aphorisms

Answer: Summum

Answer: Summum

Answer: Seven Aphorisms


Like his previous encounter against Slaven Bilic; Newcastle manager Steve McClaren ended Monday night a loser. The last time the managerial duo clashed, England's hopes of qualifying for Euro 2008 were ended by Croatia as McClaren suffered the most humiliating night of his career at Wembley. This time, Bilic had his number again; the Hammers cruising to victory over hapless Newcastle. Ratings by Adam Shergold That fateful night in November 2007 coined the phrase 'Wally with the Brolly'. At least the heavy rain that had engulfed east London subsided before kick off. If not; then McClaren may have faced another raft of embarrassing puns on Tuesday morning.
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West Ham summer signing Dimitri Payet opened the scoring in the ninth minute during Upton Park fixture
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Payet doubled his side's lead shortly after the half-time interval to pile more misery on Newcastle
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Newcastle remain in the bottom three after failing to win any of their five Premier League games
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Steve McClaren came up against Slaven Bilic for the first time since his England side were beaten by Croatia
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Substitute Andy Carroll made his first West Ham appearance since February 11, 2015

Question: If before the game the talk was about @placeholder versus Bilic, then by the final whistle Payet was the only name on supporters' lips.

Answer: Steve McClaren

Answer: McClaren

Answer: McClaren

Answer: Steve McClaren


Lamu, Kenya (CNN) The eastern coast of Kenya is riddled with danger. Once a sought-after tourist destination, today people are being warned to stay away because of threats by Islamist terror group Al-Shabaab. Others are fleeing the area for good. But Umra Omar keeps going back. In the remote area of islands near the Kenyan-Somali border, the Lamu Archipelago, aid groups have stopped working and infrastructures are crumbling. She and her group, Safari Doctors, travel by boat, road and air to bring medical care to people living along the insecure region. "There is a lot of caution of, 'Why are you going here? You're not supposed to,' " said Omar, 33. "And as a woman running around pushing this project, it's like, 'Why do that? Why not just stay home, get taken care of.' "
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Threats by Islamist group Al-Shabaab have caused residents to flee the eastern coast of Kenya
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Safari Doctors travels the area, offering free basic medical services to thousands of people
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Omar was honored as a 2016 Top 10 CNN Hero | Tribute Show video

Question: Check out the @placeholder website and see how to help.

Answer: Safari Doctors

Answer: Safari Doctors


(CNN) ISIS is claiming responsibility for a joint suicide bombing Saturday that killed dozens of people during a peaceful demonstration by a minority group in Kabul, Afghanistan. "I saw tens of people laying down in blood around me and hundreds of people running away from the scene," said Fatima Faizi, an Afghan freelance journalist. So far, 80 bodies and more than 260 wounded people were taken to hospitals in Kabul, according to Ismail Kawoosi, a spokesman for the Afghan Health Ministry. Sayed Hamed, 30, attended the protest but left before the explosions. He was about two kilometers (1.2 miles) away.
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Another explosion sows terror in Afghan capital
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Dozens dead during peaceful protest by minority Hazaras

Question: Two @placeholder fighters detonated their suicide belts among the protesters, according to ISIS' media wing, Amaq.

Answer: ISIS

Question: Even though no casualties were reported, @placeholder remained on high alert Sunday, Sediqqi said.

Answer: Afghanistan

Answer: Afghan

Answer: Afghan


The two men who masqueraded as cops to break into the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum 25 years ago, will now never stand trial for getting away with $500million in art - because they're already dead. The FBI confirmed on Friday that the two suspects who stole 13 prized artworks from the Boston museum in 1990 have since died, and that the investigation is now focused on returning the art which includes works by Vermeer, Rembrant and Degas. Two years ago, the FBI said they had identified the two mystery men, but did not name them or say whether they were still living.
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On Friday, the FBI announced that the two men suspected of robbing the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in 1990 have since died
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The shocking revelation comes just one day after authorities released new surveillance footage of the night before the heist
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Two years ago, the FBI said they had identified the men, but they still have not named them
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The two men dressed as cops to gain entrance to the Boston Museum 25 years ago, and proceeded to steal 13 prized artworks
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Among the artworks stolen were pieces by Degas, Rembrant and Vermeer that were never seen again
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The video released Thursday throws more suspicion on night watchman Rick Abath, who is seen letting a mystery man into the museum
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Abath, now 49, reportedly lives in Vermont and was last working as a teacher's aide

Question: He is now in his late 40s and living in a @placeholder.

Answer: Vermont


(CNN) -- Get ready: The 2016 campaign for the White House is getting under way. Among those attending next week's Republican Governors Association meeting in Las Vegas are the group's chairman, Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell, as well as popular Republican governors such as New Jersey's Chris Christie, Wisconsin's Scott Walker and Louisiana's Bobby Jindal. While the RGA's annual confabs are all about policy and politics, 2016 is sure to come up because all four governors are thought to be contenders for the party's next presidential nomination. Even though the 2012 election is barely in the rear view mirror, speculation over the next race for the White House is getting started. With President Barack Obama winning a second term on Tuesday, an incumbent will not run in 2016, meaning both parties may have competitive nomination battles.
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The GOP's next presidential nominee might be at Republican governors gathering
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie tops the list, but he has tough reelection fight ahead
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Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton are mentioned most often as Democratic candidates
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GOP strategist says retread from past races won't be able to take party into the future

Question: As for @placeholder, it doesn't matter how many times the soon-to-be-former secretary of state says she won't run for president again, there's always speculation that she may change her mind between now and the next presidential cycle.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Question: Walker is a hero to many conservatives, thanks to his battles against public sector workers in @placeholder.

Answer: Wisconsin


A former terror suspect, whose appearance on ABC's Q&A program led to the broadcaster being heavily criticised, had sat in the audience on three previous occasions. Zaky Mallah, who was the first Australian arrested under anti-terror laws in 2003 and suggested that the government encouraged Muslim people to join ISIS on Monday night's show, claims it was also the third time he was permitted to ask a question on air, Fairfax reports. He said one of these proposed questions, 'who was responsible for the creation of ISIS?' - which was intended to attribute blame on the west - was approved for the live show following Anzac Day.
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Convicted criminal Zaky Mallah appeared in the Q&A audience on Monday
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He claims he was an audience member on total of four separate occasions
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Mr Mallah said he had been permitted to ask a question three times
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ABC denied the claims, saying he'd been in the audience a total of 3 times
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Mr Mallah clashed with MP Steve Ciobo over proposed citizenship laws
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Mr Ciobo said he'd be happy if terror suspects were banned from Australia
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Mr Mallah was the first Australian charged under anti-terror laws

Question: 'In attempting to explore important issues about the rights of citizens and the role of the Government in fighting terrorism, the @placeholder program made an error in judgement in allowing Zaky Mallah to join the audience and ask a question,' Mr Finlayson said in a statement.

Answer: Q&A

Answer: Q&A


A drunk plane passenger who was arrested by police for his behaviour before this flight had left the tarmac has been fined £2,000. Neil Young, 37, was part of a stag party heading to Las Vegas form Gatwick on a Virgin Atlantic flight. However, as staff were preparing the cabin for take-off, Mr Young, who it was reported in court had drunk 'heavily' before boarding, became abusive to crew. After being forced to disembark by the police, the captain took the decision that Mr Young would not be allowed to travel. It was then reported the Epping man became violent towards police and cabin staff, and had to be restrained and arrested.
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Magistrates' Court hears how Neil Young, 37, had drunk 'heavily'
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After he verbally abused cabin crew, police called to remove him
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Captain of Virgin Atlantic flight from Gatwick refused him entry back on
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He was then arrested for aggressive behaviour towards police and staff

Question: He was ordered to pay @placeholder £1,051 for delays caused to their schedule.

Answer: Virgin Atlantic

Answer: Virgin Atlantic


Wyoming, Ohio (CNN) After the bagpiper led 2,500 mourners out of the high school but before Otto Warmbier was laid to rest Thursday, one of his former counselors stopped to remember the 22-year-old who died last week after 17 months of detention in North Korea. The tight-knit community near Cincinnati had spent nearly a year and a half "holding our breaths, praying for a quick release, rallying around the Warmbiers as much as possible" amid a dearth of information about the college student's fate, said Cynthia Meis, director of college counseling, who joined the Wyoming High School faculty in 2012.
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"Everything they say about Otto is very true. He was the nicest kid," ex-classmate said
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Otto Warmbier died days after his return from 17 years months' detention in North Korea

Question: In a news conference before Warmbier's death, they said they found no evidence of botulism, casting doubt on @placeholder's claim.

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea


Washington (CNN) A battered Democratic Party has largely forfeited the fight on television over the fate of President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch, another sign of both Gorsuch's political strength and of Democrats' inability to focus on fighting the pick. Just four days before Gorsuch appears before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Democratic groups and committees have barely lifted an advertising finger in their quest to sink the nomination. At the same time, Republicans are waging an eight-figure advertising campaign that is growing daily, an effort centered on the states that Senate Democrats vulnerable in 2018 call home. Conservative and GOP-related groups have outspent Democrats on TV by more than $3 million, according to Democrats and Republicans tracking the advertising figures.
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Democrats had spent just $180,000 on the television campaign vs. $3.3 million from Republicans
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Some liberals are making a late effort to bolster their paid media

Question: The @placeholder' grogginess is a reflection, party strategists say, of their overextension, channeling energy and dollars toward a perhaps more winnable fight on defending Obamacare; of their depleted coffers following a costly 2016 presidential campaign; and of their poor political positioning, largely seeing Gorsuch as clean, qualified and tough to attack, at least before the hearings begin Monday.

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats


Havana, Cuba (CNN) Negotiators seeking to end the five-decades-old bloody insurgency in Colombia said Wednesday they had reached a final peace deal in one of the world's longest-running conflicts. For nearly four years, representatives from the Colombian government and the FARC rebel group have struggled to reach a deal that would not only end the fighting but also address issues of land reform, curtailment of the drug trade, repatriation of victims' families and trials for those suspected of human rights abuses. A majority of Colombians must still approve the landmark deal in a referendum set for October 2. Provisions that allow FARC leaders who confess their crimes to avoid prison may make the deal a bitter pill to swallow for many Colombians who think the rebels are escaping justice for decades of murder, kidnapping and drug trafficking.
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Colombian rebels have been fighting the government for more than 50 years
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Landmark deal still faces approval in a referendum set for October 2

Question: The war between the group and @placeholder government has left an estimated 220,000 dead.

Answer: Colombia

Answer: Colombian

Answer: Colombians

Answer: Colombians

Answer: Colombian

Question: Under the agreement, FARC rank-and-file soldiers will lay down their heavy weapons, leave jungle camps and slowly reincorporate into @placeholder society with the help of government training programs.

Answer: Colombia

Answer: Colombian

Answer: Colombians

Answer: Colombians

Answer: Colombian


At the end of last year Apple overtook sales of Android devices for the first time since 2012. And in a bid to fuel this trend further, the Californian tech giant is reportedly planning to extend its recycling and trade-in scheme to include rival handsets. Reports claim Android, as well as BlackBerry and potentially Windows Phone customers, will be able to exchange their handsets for gift cards and credit towards Apple products. Apple is reportedly planning to extend the recycling and trade-in scheme it launched in 2013 (pictured) to include rival handsets. Reports claim Android, as well as BlackBerry and potentially Windows Phone customers, will be able to exchange their handsets for gift cards and credit towards an Apple product
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Apple launched its iPhone Reuse and Recycle trade-in scheme in 2013
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It gives Apple credit to put towards the purchase of a new device
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Sources said Apple will soon accept non-iOS devices on this program
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This includes Android, Windows Phone and BlackBerry handsets
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Employees are being trained in the changes now and the scheme is expected to launch 'in the coming weeks'

Question: The amount of credit depends on the device and its condition, and its likely that figures for Android handsets, which are typically much cheaper than @placeholder phones, will be low under the scheme.

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple


Most parents dream of their children growing up to become doctors, lawyers or astronauts. But when Richard and Sara from Newport think of their nine-year-old son Toby's future, they see prison. The schoolboy, who features in a new programme tonight on Channel 5 called My Violent Child, has suffered from bouts of extreme violence since he was very young - even at the age of four he threatened his older brother, then five, with a knife. Scroll down for video Sara and Richard from Newport are struggling to control their nine year old son Toby, who suffers from violent outburtss
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Richard and Sara from Newport have four sons aged four to 10
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But the couple's second eldest Toby, nine, suffers violent outbursts
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He has already been in trouble with police for attacking a child with a brick
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The family are appearing on Channel 5's show My Violent Child tonight

Question: As Sara starts to use tactile behaviour, including hugging @placeholder when he is having a tantrum or lightly touching his hand, she sees that her son starts to come out of his tantrums much quicker.

Answer: Toby

Answer: Toby

Answer: Toby


(CNN) When Palestinian militant group Hamas announced its new policy document to the world, it wasn't from Ramallah or Gaza City, but from the Sheraton hotel's gilded Salwa Ballroom in Doha. It was no surprise that Hamas chose Qatar. It's the home of outgoing Hamas leader, Khaled Meshaal, and much of his senior leadership. "Qatar is quite important for Hamas," said H.A. Hellyer, a senior non-resident fellow at the Atlantic Council. "Qatar provides strong financial aid to the occupied Palestinian territories and is a safe haven for a number of Hamas leaders." The recent crisis in the Persian Gulf region is putting that relationship in jeopardy. Earlier this month, nine countries including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt, and Bahrain cut diplomatic ties with Qatar and imposed financial embargoes of varying severity.
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Hamas spokesman says group hasn't been asked to leave Qatar
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Qatar says Hamas' presence is part of effort to mediate between the Palestinian factions

Question: @placeholder is seen as having been under a series of pressures for the last few years, reflected in some significant internal changes.

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Question: My worry is squeezing @placeholder too much could lead to certain splits and allow certain radicalization."

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas


Clinton, Iowa (CNN) The final days before the first-in-the-nation caucuses are agonizing for many Iowa evangelicals as they waver between Ted Cruz and Donald Trump. At events for both GOP presidential candidates across the Hawkeye state, voters say they are torn between backing the committed Christian conservative who is solid on their principles, or the once-liberal, thrice-married candidate who they believe would make the stronger president. Sherry Benson, a 57-year-old graphic designer from Marshalltown, said she is still trying to come to terms with Trump's evolution on abortion. Benson calls abortion "the biggest sin of our country." The anti-Trump television ads detailing his shifts—with arresting clips of the candidate talking about his support for abortion in 1999—have kept that issue fresh on her mind.
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Evangelicals are among the most reliable caucus-goers every four years
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They're torn between choosing Donald Trump, Ted Cruz

Question: Still, @placeholder's forceful personality has convinced her that he could be effective as commander-in-chief.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: "I could forgo, I think, some of my Christian and conservative principles slightly if I knew that @placeholder could repair the mess that the country is in.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: It is not just @placeholder's past statements that are at issue.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: He cited private acts of generosity that he said @placeholder does not typically boast about -- from financial assistance that he said the mogul offered to a couple who helped him with his broken-down limousine to his aid for an inner city basketball team.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: Surrogates for @placeholder have traveled the state emphasizing Cruz's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.

Answer: Ted Cruz

Question: Surrogates for Cruz have traveled the state emphasizing @placeholder's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.

Answer: Ted Cruz


Having company over can make some people a bit nutty - especially when they feel like their house isn't up to par. A parody video from comedian Chris Fleming, who stars as the hyper-competitive stay-at-home mother Gayle in the eponymous YouTube series, captures exactly the way some moms act when they're getting their homes ready for visitors. 'I want this place looking like Disney on Ice in one minute!' screams Gayle as she flies around the house with a vacuum cleaner and Swiffer Sweeper and barks orders at her family. The hilarious clip was posted to Chris' Facebook page on November 9, and has already earned more than 2.5 million views.
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Chris Fleming stars as Gayle, a stay-at-home who becomes unhinged while getting her home ready for visitors
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In the clip, which has earned more than 2.5 million views, Gayle flies around the house with a vacuum cleaner and Swiffer Sweeper
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She tells her family to throw away the couches, saying: 'We can't let people know we sit!'

Question: @placeholder then begins spinning in circles in the kitchen for a good 30 seconds.

Answer: Gayle

Answer: Gayle

Answer: Gayle

Answer: Gayle


Things got very steamy this morning at the Today show studios when host Hoda Kotb and TV personality Regis Philbin took part in new charity dare The Twizzler Challenge live on air, and shared a passionate - if very one-sided - kiss. Hoda, 50, looked as though she got rather more than she bargained for when Regis, 83, energetically took the lead on the act; requiring them to each take opposite ends of one Twizzler, place them in their mouths and nibble the licorice until their lips met in the middle. When Hoda's quick peck on Regis' lips at the end of the challenge did not seem to satisfy her former NBC co-host, he grabbed her head with both hands and delivered her a passionate smooch, as Hoda froze up in surprise.
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The Twizzler Challenge is a new charitable dare aimed at raising awareness about autism
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Participants in the challenge are required to place opposite ends of a Twizzler licorice stick in their mouths and eat until their lips touch
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Daily Mail Online Editor-at-Large Piers Morgan, Matt Lauer and Kathie Lee have all taken part in the challenge previously

Question: After their epic kiss, Kathie Lee nominated her former co-host @placeholder and her current co-star Hoda Kotb for the Twizzler Challenge.

Answer: Regis Philbin

Answer: Regis

Answer: Regis


As the opening of next month's Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, approaches, the controversies surrounding the games seem to accumulate by the day. These have included criticism of Russia's human rights record, particularly its treatment of homosexuals, its environmental policies and, with the recent suicide bombings in Volgograd, its anti-terrorism actions and strategy in the Caucasus. Calls to boycott the games and other international pressure have led Russia to release high-profile dissidents including Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the ex-oil tycoon, and members of the punk band Pussy Riot. Yet for all the heat generated in these controversies, one of the most significant issues of all surrounding the Olympics has been nearly ignored: Recognition of the indigenous people of Sochi, the Circassians.
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Frankie Martin: Sochi's indigenous people largely ignored in run-up to Olympics
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Putin's talk of Sochi's history leaves out Circassians, purged by Russia in 19th century
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He notes outcry from Circassian diaspora over Games being sited on graves of forebears
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Martin: Other Olympic hosts have recognized indigenous people; Russia can still do this

Question: Despite Russia's failures on the Circassian issue, @placeholder still has time to act.

Answer: Putin


(CNN) Unlike Stephen Miller, the 31-year-old senior adviser to the President, who protested that he didn't want to "get off into a whole thing about history," when it comes to immigration, the Statue of Liberty and Emma Lazarus' poem, "The New Colossus,"  I'm eager to do so. As Lazarus's biographer, I've been receiving Google alerts for "huddled masses" at least daily since Donald Trump launched his anti-immigrant presidential campaign. In Wednesday's heated exchange between Miller and CNN's Jim Acosta, the nation watched these famous lines become "fighting words," but in fact, they have been just that for years. Acosta, himself the son of a Cuban immigrant, rattled Miller, the great-grandson of Yiddish-speaking immigrants, by charging that the Raise Act's immigration reforms, which favor English-speakers in granting admission to the United States, are "not in keeping with American tradition."
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Esther Schor: The Miller-Acosta exchange was an amazing recitation of fake history about a revered American poem
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Miller was right the poem was added later, but he was dead wrong on other points about "The New Colossus," Schor writes

Question: In 1903, 15 years after @placeholder' death at 38 from cancer, a friend had the poem cast on a bronze plaque and donated it to the statue.

Answer: Emma Lazarus

Answer: Lazarus


(CNN) Caitlyn Frisina's parents discovered their 17-year-old daughter was missing from their Florida home Sunday morning. Now, police are tracking Frisina and a 27-year-old soccer coach across multiple states. On Sunday, Frisina did a factory reset on her cellphone and left it behind. The Columbia County Sheriff's Office launched a missing person investigation a few hours after she was reported missing. The search for the teenage girl now spans Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina. Police say the Fort White High School senior is accompanied by her school's boys' soccer coach, Rian Rodriguez, 27. CNN has not heard back from the administration at Fort White High School.
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A missing 17-year-old Florida girl is believed to be with her high school's boys' soccer coach
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Investigators say the two have traveled through Georgia and the Carolinas

Question: A red 2001 Mercury Sable resembling the one @placeholder drives was also captured on video at a gas station pump in Hardeeville, South Carolina, on Sunday.

Answer: Rian Rodriguez


(CNN) So the recent report from the Midwest Medical Examiner's Office made it official -- Prince Rogers Nelson died in his residence April 21, 2016, from an accidental overdose of the prescribed opioid, fentanyl. He was 57. In the aftermath of the death of such an iconic figure we are experiencing a flurry of political activity as our elected leaders, both Republican and Democrat, hurry to pass some form of legislation that will help stem the tide of opioid-related death that claimed the lives of some 165,000 Americans from 2000-2014. Most of the proposals debated last week in Washington -- including the compromise package the House approved Friday -- aim at improving access to treatment for those who are already addicted.
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Chris Johnson says opioid addiction is rampant in U.S. Why?
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He says to grow market, pharmaceutical companies began pressing doctors to prescribe opioids for chronic pain
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Johnson: Doctors, medical industry needs to focus more on 'patient outcome,' not 'patient experience'

Question: By now, you know that the @placeholder consumes 80% of the world's opioid painkillers while comprising just 5% of the world's population.

Answer: U.S.


Hungary's German coach Bernd Storck believes he now has dual nationality after guiding the country to their first major finals for 30 years. Tamas Priskin struck early in the first half of their Euro 2016 qualifying play-off second leg before Norway's Markus Henriksen scored at both ends late on as the hosts won 2-1 in Budapest and 3-1 on aggregate. It secured a place in France next summer, their first tournament since the 1986 World Cup in Mexico 'Congratulations to the team for a huge performance throughout the qualifying series,' said Storck. 'This is huge success for the football team and the country. Now I'm Hungarian!
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Hungary have qualified for a major tournament for the first time since 1986
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Bernd Storck's team beat Norway 2-1 on Sunday night in Budapest
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Tamas Priskin scored a brilliant goal in the 14th minute, before Markus Henriksen extended Hungary's advantage with an unfortunate own goal
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Norway striker Henriksen then scored a late consolation at the right end
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Hungary will now be playing at next summer's European Championship

Question: @placeholder coach Per-Mathias Hogmo admits his side came up short over the qualifying period, not just the play-offs, with goals a significant issue.

Answer: Norway

Answer: Norway

Answer: Norway


Washington (CNN) When Donald Trump takes office, his plate will be full with national security challenges ranging ISIS to Russia. But first up may be the issue of how top military officers deal with the new commander in chief himself. There is civilian control of the military, and there is unquestioned loyalty to any president. But Trump comes into office with a series of campaign promises that include the possibility of ordering illegal action by the US military. The issue getting perhaps the most attention is Trump's campaign statements he might institute waterboarding of terrorism suspects. Waterboarding is considered torture, which is illegal under US and international law. Other Trump campaign promises that worry some commanders and troops include the notion of bombing with little regard for civilian casualties or taking Iraq's oil supplies, also potential violations of international law.
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US troops have an obligation not to follow illegal orders
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Trump's campaign statements indicate he might seek the use of waterboarding

Question: But CNN has spoken to several current senior officers who have given thought to whether they could confront this issue in a @placeholder administration.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


The man who had the plan is unlikely to be there, but the coach and lover with the restorative touch will be front and centre for this latest duel between two remarkable sisters. What a fascinating subplot to these Championships that Serena Williams will have to beat big sister Venus  if she is to hold all four Grand Slams at the same time. And how telling that while these awkward matches used to be scrutinised by the camera of their father and inspiration, Richard, he has rarely been courtside in recent years. It is a measure of the sisters’ longevity that what was once an affair for the whole family is something more grown up these days. Richard’s girls are 33 and 35 now, with 27 Grand Slam singles titles between them. He is 73, married to a 36-year-old and enjoying life with their infant son in Florida.
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Serena Williams will have to beat sister Venus for chance at Grand Slam
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World No 1 Serena currently holds US, Australian and French Open titles
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Sisters have met five times at Wimbledon previously but never this early
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CLICK HERE to follow all of the action from day seven of Wimbledon 2015

Question: For years after they took over women’s tennis they shared a house in @placeholder; Serena moved out last year but only as far as the other side of the same road.

Answer: Florida

Question: For years after they took over women’s tennis they shared a house in Florida; @placeholder moved out last year but only as far as the other side of the same road.

Answer: Serena Williams

Answer: Serena Williams

Answer: Serena


Beijing (CNN) -- After focusing on "green cars" in recent years, carmakers are wowing visitors at the Auto China 2012 car show with vehicles that are big, bad and gas-guzzling. "I would definitely be interested if the price was right," says Wang Xizhen as he ogled a deep purple Aston Martin DBS. Aston Martin launched its Dragon 88 China-only limited edition this week. With gold dragon emblems embroidered onto its leather seats, the car also carries a hefty price tag - more than 5 million yuan (nearly $800,000). Jeep also launched a China-inspired car -- a flashy Wrangler concept car emblazoned with a long silvery dragon across the hood.
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Big, bad and gas-guzzling vehicles are center stage at Auto China 2012
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Comes after recent Beijing car shows dominated by "green" cars
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Luxury car makers have launched a variety of vehicles aimed at Chinese consumers
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Chinese car sales grew only 2% the first quarter of 2012

Question: Manley said because the brand is committed to China, it's important to design and tailor vehicles specifically to @placeholder tastes.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese


A woman in Saudi Arabia has been sentenced to 70 lashes after 'insulting' a man on private messaging service WhatsApp. The unnamed 32-year-old will also have to pay a 20,000 Saudi Riyal (£3,604) fine for tarnishing the reputation of the man, a court has ruled. The case was filed at Al Qatif criminal court in eastern Saudi Arabia by the man following an argument.The nature of the row is unknown. A woman in Saudi Arabia has been sentenced to 70 lashes after insulting a man on private messaging service WhatsApp, a court has decided The defendant pleaded guilty to insulting the man but rejected the court ruling, according to a Gulf News report.
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The case was filed at Al Qatif criminal court by the man following an argument
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The 32-year-old woman accepted insulting him, but rejected the court ruling
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She will have to pay 20,000 Saudi Riyal (£3,604) fine, the judge decided

Question: Some people believe the government's attempt to control @placeholder is due to strict laws on how men and women should interact in the country.

Answer: WhatsApp

Answer: WhatsApp


A Penn State professor who was arrested on an American Airlines flight after lighting a cigarette and ranting about Obama said she was expressing an act of 'civil disobedience'. Dr Karen Halnon, 52, became an internet sensation after she was caught on camera lighting up shortly after a flight from Nicaragua landed at Miami International Airport on Saturday. Halnon said she used the moment to protest 'U.S. military global domination,' claiming the country has 'declared war on Venezuela' and was responsible for giving her hero Hugo Chavez cancer. Dr Karen Halnon, left in her police mugshot and right in a faculty photo, said she was expressing an act of 'civil disobedience' when she was filmed smoking and ranting about the US after her plane landed in Miami
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Dr Karen Halnon, 52, became an internet sensation after she was caught on camera lighting a cigarette and ranting on an American Airlines flight
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Halnon said she was expressing an act of 'civil disobedience'
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Sociology professor said the cigarette was a 'symbol' that identified her 'revolutionary cause'
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Halnon said she believes US has 'declared war on Venezuela' and that it gave her hero Hugo Chavez cancer
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Also claims she was put in a 'freezing cold room' for 'hours' after her arrest and was not allowed to use the bathroom

Question: @placeholder shouted: 'The United States has declared war on Venezuela.

Answer: Karen Halnon

Answer: Halnon

Answer: Karen Halnon

Answer: Karen Halnon

Answer: Halnon

Answer: Halnon


A New York woman is accusing her dog walker of selling her cherished pit bull for the drug PCP. Morgan Bogle of Manhattan told The New York Post her 4-year-old rescue dog Sugar went missing on February 23 after dog walker Tommy Doerr, 46, says he had 'an unexplained psychotic episode.' Doerr claims he cannot remember what happened to Sugar but Bogle thinks he might have traded the pooch for money to buy PCP. Doerr was 'detained by the police who had allegedly searched him and found him in possession of a controlled substance, believed to be PCP,' said Bogle in court papers.
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Morgan Bogle's dog Sugar went missing on February 23 while being cared for by Tommy Doerr, 46
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Doerr claims he cannot remember what happened to the dog 'during a psychotic episode' he had while caring for Sugar
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Ever since Sugar went missing, Bogle has turned to social media to try to find his whereabouts with the hashtag #FindSugarNYC
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Bogle claims Doerr sold Sugar for illegal dog-fighting so he could get money to buy PCP

Question: Witnesses say that they saw Doerr kicking @placeholder's front door and shouting on February 23.

Answer: Morgan Bogle

Answer: Bogle

Answer: Bogle

Answer: Morgan Bogle

Answer: Bogle

Answer: Bogle


(CNN) -- A former security guard told CNN on Monday that he was unjustly fired after he took pictures of President Barack Obama's motorcade during a visit to Atlanta in September. Kenneth Tate worked for a private security firm when President Obama visited the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on September 16. He told CNN's Brooke Baldwin in an exclusive television interview that he stuck to his assigned duties and tried to take photos after he was done escorting President Obama. Members of Congress were upset when the media reported last month that Tate had a .40-caliber handgun while in an elevator with the President. That report, coupled with news of an incident in which a man jumped a fence and made it into the White House, led to the resignation of Secret Service Director Julia Pierson.
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Fired security guard tells CNN he stuck to his assigned duties
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Kenneth Tate only went to take pictures when the detail was over, he says
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Federal official says CDC asked for Tate to be reassigned
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Tate says he carried a handgun that he was given, never took photos of President on elevator

Question: Tate said he was supposed to take the President to two different floors of one of the @placeholder buildings.

Answer: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Answer: CDC

Question: He said he deleted the photos and @placeholder officials took his badge.

Answer: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Answer: CDC

Question: They even shook hands when the President, his aides and their @placeholder detail got on the elevator.

Answer: Secret Service


British special forces have been given the green light to launch raids deep into ISIS-held territory in Syria and Iraq, senior intelligence sources have revealed. Amid growing alarm at the threat posed directly to Britain, the SAS has been given 'carte blanche' to kill or capture the terror group's leaders – including the masterminds behind the Tunisian beach massacre. An elite force of up to 100 troops is expected to be committed to the secret war, working alongside US special forces and Navy Seal teams. David Cameron last week pledged a 'broad spectrum' response to the murder of 30 British tourists by ISIS gunman Seifeddine Rezgui in the Tunisian beach resort of Sousse.
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Intelligence sources reveal SAS has been given 'carte blanche' to attack
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Elite force of up to 100 troops expected to be committed to the secret war
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David Cameron pledged a 'broad spectrum' response to Tunisian massacre
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ISIS gunman Seifeddine Rezgui murdered 30 British tourists in Sousse

Question: Mr Cameron pledged that MPs would get another vote before bombing raids are launched in @placeholder.

Answer: Syria


(CNN) Lionel Messi has been hailed as the greatest ever footballer by his Barcelona teammate Marc-André ter Stegen after the Argentine's match-winning performance against rivals Real Madrid Sunday. After taking a blow to the face which left him bloodied and shaken in the first half, Messi scored Barca's equalizer before netting the 500th goal of his club career -- a last-minute winner in the 3-2 victory over Real. "I think he's the greatest ever, because there's nobody similar to him," German international goalkeeper Ter Stegen told CNN Sport's Alex Thomas. "He loves to play football, he loves to see other people around him playing well. I think he's the best ever because of the talent and the amazing performances he's showing every week."
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Messi scores 500th Barcelona goal
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His winner beats Real Madrid at the Bernabéu
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Barça keeper: "Messi is the greatest ever"

Question: And, while many praised the brilliance of @placeholder's contemporary rival Cristiano Ronaldo, others extolled older talents like Frenchman Zinedine Zidane and Brazil's Garrincha.

Answer: Lionel Messi

Answer: Messi

Answer: Messi

Answer: Messi


Washington (CNN) President-elect Donald Trump's transition team has signaled to congressional Republican leaders that his preference is to fund the border wall through the appropriations process as soon as April, according to House Republican officials. The move would break a key campaign promise when Trump repeatedly said he would force Mexico to pay for the construction of the wall along the border, though in October, Trump suggested for the first time that Mexico would reimburse the US for the cost of the wall. Trump defended that proposal Friday morning in a tweet, saying the move to use congressional appropriations was because of speed.
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The Trump transition team says his preference is to fund the border wall through the appropriations process
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The move would break a key campaign promise when Trump promised to force Mexico to pay for the wall

Question: According to the bank of @placeholder, Mexico received $24.8 billion in remittance payments in 2015.

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexico

Question: According to the bank of Mexico, @placeholder received $24.8 billion in remittance payments in 2015.

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexico


(CNN) Donald Trump's vice presidential search turned into a head-spinning melodrama Wednesday as candidates vying for the spot hopped on planes and phones to perform frenzied, last-minute try-outs. For much of the day, Indiana was the unlikely center of the political world -- all thanks to a flat tire. Trump's plane hit something when it landed Tuesday night, resulting in a popped tire, according to a source familiar with the process. That kept Trump in the state longer than he expected after campaigning with Gov. Mike Pence, setting off a last-minute scramble of high-profile travelers to the Hoosier State as the clock ticked down on his VP decision.
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Indianapolis is becoming a political hot spot
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Trump will make the announcement on Friday

Question: Earlier in the day, a @placeholder spokesperson said the meetings were held in Indiana to allow Trump more time with Pence.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: But noting the sheer unpredictability of dealing with the man making the decision, they emphasized: "This is @placeholder we are talking about."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: In fact, this person said, having him as a more temperate running mate could prompt @placeholder to become even more unconventional.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


BANGKOK, Thailand (CNN) -- A Thai court has found deposed prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra guilty of corruption, and sentenced him in absentia to two years imprisonment. Thaksin Shinawatra lives in self-imposed exile in London. The case stemmed from a Bangkok land deal while Thaksin was in office. He was convicted of violating a law that bans ministers or their wives from conducting business with government agencies. Thaksin, who now lives in the United Kingdom, is unlikely to serve any jail time. He fled from Thailand in August just as he was to appear in court. In the land deal, Thaksin's wife, Pojama, is accused of using her husband's political influence to buy undeveloped land from a government agency for about a third of its estimated value. Watch more about the verdict »
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Ex-PM Thaksin Shinawatra convicted of corruption, sentenced to jail
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Court rules Thaksin facilitated wife's purchase of Bangkok real estate in 2003
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Thaksin, who lives in exile in UK, unlikely to serve time in jail

Question: He said he did so because he did not think he would get a fair trial in @placeholder.

Answer: Thailand

Answer: Thai

Answer: Thailand


They used to say that when America sneezed, the world caught a cold, but this year, in the world of beauty at least, we’re all going to be catching the Korean bug. Because the newest, most exciting products all have a distinctly Eastern flavour. The Korean craze all began with BB creams — technically short for Blemish Balms, but essentially rebranded tinted moisturisers. ‘BB creams were big in Korea because the girls liked the cuteness of saying “BB cream”,’ explains Kathy Phillips, international beauty director for publisher Conde Nast’s Asian division. ‘There was nothing special about them, it was just another way of selling an existing product.’
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The Korean craze all began with Blemish Balms or 'BB' creams
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The trendy creams are essentially rebranded tinted moisturisers
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This year has seen a slew of new Korean-influenced products

Question: Because while @placeholder were not much more than clever marketing, some genuine innovation is emerging.

Answer: BB creams


A senior Indonesian government official has praised the firing squad that executed Bali Nine pair Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran. ABC News reports that Indonesian attorney-general H.M. Prasetyo applauded Chan and Sukumaran's executioners for their work. 'All shots were done perfectly. These executions were carried out smoothly and in order - much better than the first round of executions in January,' he said. Scroll down for video Indonesian attorney-general H.M. Prasetyo (right) applauded Chan and Sukumaran's executioners for the good job that they did Mr Prasetyo (second right) said that 'all the shots were done perfectly' at the execution
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H.M. Prasetyo praises firing squad that carried out Bali pair's executions
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Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran were killed on Wednesday morning
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'These executions were carried out smoothly and in order,' Prasetyo says
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Hundreds take to social media to urging people to #BoycottIndonesia
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Tony Abbott will withdraw Australia's ambassador to Indonesia
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Indonesia's AG dismissed the move as a 'momentary reaction'
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Chan and Sukumaran were executed 12:25am local time
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Julie Bishop hasn't ruled out cutting Australian aid to Indonesia in protest

Question: 'Australia respects the Indonesian system, we respect @placeholder's sovereignty but we do deplore what's been done and this cannot simply be business as usual,' Mr Abbott said.

Answer: Indonesian

Answer: Indonesian

Answer: Indonesian

Answer: Indonesia

Answer: Indonesia

Answer: Indonesia


(CNN) A Canadian man murdered by militants in the Philippines has been described as a "kind and gregarious person who touched everyone he knew with his enthusiasm and generosity." John Ridsdel was beheaded by Islamist militant group Abu Sayyaf, which took him hostage along with three others in September last year. In a statement, Ridsdel's family said he "loved life and lived it to the fullest with his family and friends at the center. He was loved by all his friends and adored by his daughters, sister and extended family." "Our family is devastated at the loss of our father and brother John Ridsdel whose life was cut tragically short by this senseless act of violence."
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"This was an act of cold-blooded murder," Canada's prime minister says
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John Ridsdel was one of four people taken hostage in September
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The Islamist militant group Abu Sayyaf had released videos that purported to show the hostages

Question: Trudeau said @placeholder condemns the "brutality" of this "unnecessary death," and expressed his "deepest condolences" to Ridsdel's family and friends.

Answer: Canadian

Answer: Canada


Athens, Greece (CNN) President Barack Obama issued a warning Tuesday against "crude nationalism" in the wake of Donald Trump's victory, saying during a news conference on his final overseas trip that the President-elect had tapped into a "troubling" strain of rhetoric playing on Americans' fears of globalization to win the presidency. Speaking in Athens, Obama said he recognized an "anger and fear in the American population" over threats of mechanization and globalization, but that Republican officials didn't use facts when making their case about the US economy. "You've seen some of the rhetoric among Republican elected officials and activists and media. Some of it pretty troubling and not necessarily connected to facts, but being used effectively to mobilize people," Obama said at a news conference alongside Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras. "And obviously, President-elect Trump tapped into that particular strain within the Republican Party and then was able to broaden that enough and get enough votes to win the election."
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Obama said he recognized an "anger and fear in the American population"
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Obama's final international trip takes him to Greece, Germany and Peru

Question: He said Americans must guard against those trends during @placeholder's presidency, and insisted he, too, would speak out against divisive language even after he leaves office.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Perhaps the view of the @placeholder people was just that need to shake things up."

Answer: Americans

Answer: American

Answer: American

Question: Obama is on a week-long, three-stop foreign swing that has taken new urgency following @placeholder's election.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


The man who once had a licence to thrill at Manchester United is back ‒ and dressed like James Bond. Cristiano Ronaldo returned to England on Monday night and was reunited with his former Old Trafford manager, Sir Alex Ferguson, on the red carpet at the glitzy West End premiere of his new documentary 'Ronaldo'. The 30-year-old three-time Ballon d'Or winner signalled his excitement ahead of the premiere, tweeting: 'If you're in London come down to Leicester Square at 5pm this evening and say Hi! #ronaldofilm.' Ronaldo, who posed for pictures as he cuddled his son Cristiano Jnr, attached a snap of the venue, before adding: 'Today is a very exciting day, the Premiere of @RonaldoFilm. Looking forward for tonight!'
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Cristiano Ronaldo met up with his former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson on Monday evening
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The 30-year-old Real Madrid icon was at Leicester Square for the premiere of his new documentary film 'Ronaldo'
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It was filmed across 14 months as Portugal superstar Ronaldo won the Champions League with Real in 2014
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The film was made by James Gay-Rees - the producer of another impressive sports documentary, 'Senna'
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Jose Mourinho, Carlo Ancelotti, Radamel Falcao, Gary Neville and Louis Saha all showed up to the event
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Television personality Melanie Sykes added glamour to the evening at the glitzy West End bash

Question: @placeholder believes the film is about showing fans who he really is, having previously been quoted as saying: 'My aim with this documentary is to be who I am, objectively for my fans.

Answer: Cristiano Ronaldo

Answer: Ronaldo

Answer: Ronaldo

Answer: Cristiano Ronaldo

Answer: Ronaldo

Answer: Ronaldo