Boston Red Sox third baseman Pablo Sandoval admitted that he used his smartphone to 'like' a woman's Instagram photograph during a baseball game on Wednesday. Sandoval admitted to 'liking' two pictures on an Instagram account belonging to 'diva_legacy' while the team batted in the 7th inning against the Atlanta Braves -- the Red Sox lost 5-2, ESPN reports. The 28-year-old player was in violation of the team's social media policy -- which prohibits players from using cellphones during games -- and Red Sox manager John Farrell benched Sandoval from Thursday's game, the Washington Post reports. 'I know I f*cked up,' Sandoval told ESPN Thursday. 'I made a mistake, I learned from that.
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Boston Red Sox third baseman Pablo Sandoval admitted that he used his smartphone to 'like' a woman's Instagram photograph during a game
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Sandoval 'liked' two photos on an account belonging to 'diva_legacy'
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He was benched for Thursday's game and has not been fined
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Sandoval: 'I know I f*cked up. 'I made a mistake, I learned from that.'

Question: A Barstool sports blogger noticed the player's in-game social media activity and tweeted a photo of the Instagram feed along with the words: 'Not to blow up the dude's spot, but uh...is Pablo Sandoval on @placeholder during the game?'

Answer: Instagram

Answer: Instagram

Answer: Instagram


Nigel Farage today boasted that Ukip would 'bite very, very hard' on Labour's support in its northern heartland as he stepped up campaigning for the Oldham by-election. The by-election on December 3 was triggered by the death of Labour veteran Michael Meacher, who represented Oldham in the Commons for 45 years. Ukip has named its candidate as John Bickley, who last year came within 600 votes of ousting Labour from another rock solid northern seat. The by-election will be the first big political test for Jeremy Corbyn since he became Labour leader. Under Ed Miliband the party saw a slump in support in working class areas as Ukip's appeal spread.
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Ukip candidate is John Bickley, who almost won a Labour seat last year
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Farage says voters are unimpressed with 'trendy hard-left' Corbyn
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December 3 by-election triggered by the death of MP Michael Meacher
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See the latest news from UKIP on the Oldham by-election

Question: The Ukip leader claimed immigration was the number one issue for voters, questioned Mr @placeholder's patriotism and said 'old Labour' voters would be 'appalled' at his views on many subjects.

Answer: Jeremy Corbyn

Answer: Corbyn


With choppy blonde hair, long legs, blue eyes and a savvy sense of style, Rose Nicholas is regularly mobbed by fans mistaking her for Taylor Swift. And now the retail worker from Chester has told how she's making up to £400-a-time impersonating the Shake It Off singer at events. But the 23-year-old says that fame does have its downsides and recently she was chased by a group of young girls as she stepped into a taxi, which she describes as 'a bit terrifying'. Rose said she was 17 years old when friends first noticed her remarkable likeness to the world-famous hitmaker.
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Rose Nicholas's likeness to Taylor Swift was first spotted at  17
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She is now a professional impersonator and is mobbed by fans
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Rose, 23, from Chester, is currently single like her idol

Question: '@placeholder is one of the most famous women on the planet right now.

Answer: Taylor Swift

Answer: Taylor Swift

Question: 'Generally, I really don’t mind taking selfies with people, especially when it’s a young @placeholder fan with their mum.

Answer: Taylor Swift

Answer: Taylor Swift

Question: 'Having said that, @placeholder shouldn't be in any rush to settle down, I like that she’s focusing on herself right now.

Answer: Taylor Swift

Answer: Taylor Swift


(Mashable) -- Sir Howard Stringer, CEO of Sony, accidentally told everyone in the world that his company will be supplying image sensors for Apple's iPhone 5. In an interview late Friday with the Wall Street Journal's Walt Mossberg, the Sony chief was talking about earthquake damage to 15 of the Sony's factories in Japan, and inadvertently mentioned that a camera sensor made in one of those plants is on its way to Apple, and that sensor would be delayed because of the quake and tsunami. Stringer didn't specifically say that Sony is building an 8-megapixel image sensor that will go into the iPhone 5, but since Sony is currently not manufacturing any image sensors for Apple, this confirmed that Sony plans to supply components of the iPhone 5.
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Sony will be supplying image sensors for Apple's iPhone 5
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A camera sensor will be delayed because of the quake and tsunami in Japan
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Apple will no longer be using OmniVision 5-megapixel image sensors

Question: Early on, he raised the irony of Sony supplying camera components for @placeholder devices.

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple


Palestinians clashed with Israeli riot police after barricading themselves inside a mosque at Jerusalem's most sensitive holy site, throwing firebombs and rocks at officers outside during a major Jewish holiday. The hilltop compound in Jerusalem's Old City is a frequent flashpoint and its fate is a core issue at the heart of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It is known to Jews as the Temple Mount, site of the two biblical Jewish temples. Muslims revere it as the Noble Sanctuary, where they believe the Prophet Mohammed ascended to heaven there. Police said young protesters barricaded themselves inside the Al-Aqsa mosque despite an order permitting only men over the age of 50 from entering the compound for prayers.
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Clashes broke out at Jerusalem holy site known to Jews as the Temple Mount and as Noble Sanctuary to Muslims
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Police said young protesters barricaded themselves inside the Al-Aqsa mosque despite an order allowing only men over 50 from entering the compound
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Police claim they tried to negotiate before entering the compound to seize 'dangerous devices intended to harm visitors to the site and officers'
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Mufti of Jerusalem condemned Israel's actions against the protesters, saying it will have 'serious consequences'
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See our full coverage on Israel and Palestine

Question: Palestinians say that in the last two months, there has been a new development where Israel has intermittently restricted some @placeholder from the compound when Jews visit.

Answer: Muslims

Answer: Muslims


(CNN) Khuram Shahzad Butt, a 27-year-old British national born in Pakistan who died in a hail of police bullets Saturday night after the London attack, was a tall, lanky, straggly bearded young man of few words -- a brainwashed follower of al-Muhajiroun, a loose grouping of British extremists supportive of ISIS linked to a large number of terrorist plots involving UK nationals. The latest on London attack CNN's Sandi Sidhu met him several times while reporting on the group in the United Kingdom between 2014 and 2016. He went by the name "Abz" or "Abu Zaitun" and seldom spoke during meetings. He was content to leave the task of proselytizing to louder, older members of the group, according to Sidhu.
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London attacker Khuram Shahzad Butt appeared in a 2016 Channel 4 documentary called "The Jihadis Next Door"
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At the time of the attack, Butt worked as a receptionist at a fitness center in Ilford, a friend from the gym said

Question: The identification of Butt as one of the attackers raised many questions about what @placeholder authorities knew about him and when.

Answer: British

Answer: British


(CNN) -- The St. Louis Rams announced Saturday that Michael Sam, who made history as the first openly gay player to be drafted into the NFL, has been waived and did not make the team's final 53-man roster. Sam, an All-American defensive end who played for the University of Missouri, made history when he was picked by the Rams in the seventh and final round. He was the 249th of 256 players selected. The Rams' move does not necessarily mean the end of Sam's professional career. He could still be picked up by another team, possibly on waivers, or return to the Rams as a player on the practice squad, coach Jeff Fisher said.
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Michael Sam tweets: "The journey continues"
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Rams coach Jeff Fisher: "It was a football decision"
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Sam was an All-American defensive end at the University of Missouri
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Sam could be picked up by another team or return to the Rams as a practice player

Question: "I want to thank the entire Rams organization and the city of @placeholder for giving me this tremendous opportunity and allowing me to show I can play at this level.

Answer: St. Louis Rams

Answer: Rams

Answer: Rams

Answer: Rams

Answer: Rams

Answer: Rams

Question: "I'm determined to be great," @placeholder told reporters after the draft.

Answer: Michael Sam

Answer: Sam

Answer: Sam

Answer: Michael Sam

Answer: Sam

Answer: Sam


Manchester United legend Gary Pallister believes Chris Smalling has what it takes to lead club and country after seeing a dramatic improvement this season from the centre back. Smalling has shone under United boss Louis van Gaal this season, with the 25-year-old having emerged as the Dutchman's first-choice defender due to his commanding presence. The Red Devils have the joint-third best defensive record in the Premier League this campaign - having conceded just eight goals so far. And Pallister believes that Smalling's contribution towards this could be replicated on a grander scale for England too. 'It's very feasible as he is United's vice-captain so as long as the manager keeps getting his name right he'll be alright,' he said of the 25-year-old to 888sport.
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Chris Smalling has improved massively as a defender this season
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Manchester United have conceded just eight league goals this term so far
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United great Gary Pallister also thinks Daley Blind can emulate Steve Bruce

Question: At United Smalling has formed an unfamiliar yet solid defensive partnership with @placeholder this season.

Answer: Daley Blind


(CNN) A former attorney for two of Prince's dead siblings says they revealed Prince had an addiction to Percocet decades before his sudden death in April. Prince's half-brother, Duane Nelson, said he used to get the drug for Prince to help him come down after shows, Michael B. Padden said. "Duane told me that he witnessed him taking the drugs and he also procured Percocet for him," Padden said. Nelson was adamant that Prince was in no way just a recreational user, Padden said. He started using the drug to help him deal with the rigors of performing. Another half-sibling, Lorna Nelson, confirmed Prince's drug use but was not involved in getting drugs for him, Padden said. She died in 2006.
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Lawyer says Prince's half-brother told him Prince was addicted to Percocet decades ago
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Day before he died, addiction specialist launched "life-saving mission," lawyer says

Question: Duane Nelson worked for @placeholder at Paisley Park but was fired at some point and ended up suing his half-brother.

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Question: The goal was for the younger Kornfeld to help evaluate @placeholder's health and encourage him to enter treatment for pain management and potential addiction issues, attorney William Mauzy told reporters.

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Question: A law enforcement source told CNN last week that investigators had found opioid medication with @placeholder's body.

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Question: Authorities have also said the probe into @placeholder's death is a criminal investigation.

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Question: But @placeholder's representatives could not initially find the musician, Mauzy said.

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Question: Officials have yet to publicly comment on what killed @placeholder.

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince


(CNN) Bumble Bee Foods, Tri-Union Seafoods and H-E-B are voluntarily recalling canned chunk light tuna because of possible health risks. "These deviations were part of the commercial sterilization process and could result in contamination by spoilage organisms or pathogens, which could lead to life-threatening illness if consumed," the companies said in separate statements. No illnesses have been reported in connection with the recalled tuna. The recalls are related, according to Steve Mavity, Bumble Bee's senior vice president, technical services and corporate quality. "Bumble Bee recalled specific codes of canned Chunk Light Tuna produced in Chicken of the Sea's Georgia production facility, a third-party supplier for Bumble Bee," Mavity said.
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Bumble Bee Foods, Tri-Union Seafoods and H-E-B recall canned chunk light tuna because of possible health risk
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Companies say no illnesses have been reported in connection with the recalls

Question: Those who want more information about reimbursement or have questions about the recall can contact Bumble Bee at 888-820-1947 and @placeholder-Union Seafoods at 866-600-2681.

Answer: Tri

Answer: Tri

Question: Those who want more information about reimbursement or have questions about the recall can contact Bumble Bee at 888-820-1947 and Tri-@placeholder at 866-600-2681.

Answer: Union Seafoods

Answer: Union Seafoods

Question: Tri-@placeholder issued the recall to ensure the highest level of safety and quality, it said.

Answer: Union Seafoods

Answer: Union Seafoods


A girl who overheard part of an incident involving Florida teenager Trayvon Martin can help prove he was killed "in cold blood" by George Zimmerman, a neighborhood watch volunteer,  an attorney for Martin's family said Tuesday. The girl, who was dating the 17-year-old, "completely blows Zimmerman's absurd self-defense claim out of the water," lawyer Benjamin Crump told reporters. The girl -- who he said does not wish to be identified -- "connects the dots" about what happened that day when she lays out what she overheard while on the phone with him, he said. 911 calls paint picture of chaos
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Sanford police say they asked all witnesses to come forward
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Governor says he will work to see "justice prevails"
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George Zimmerman was bleeding from the nose and back of his head, a police report says
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The 17-year-old was not armed when he was killed last month in Florida

Question: @placeholder was fatally shot on February 26 while walking to the house of his father's fiancee in Sanford after a trip to a nearby convenience store.

Answer: Trayvon Martin

Answer: Martin

Question: The girl said that, during the phone call, she heard someone ask Martin what he was doing and heard @placeholder ask why the person was following him, Crump said.

Answer: Trayvon Martin

Answer: Martin

Question: Morgenstern said @placeholder's cell phone was collected from the crime scene and investigators were working to acquire records associated with the phone's use.

Answer: Trayvon Martin

Answer: Martin

Question: Martin's family insists it was @placeholder who was heard yelling for help.

Answer: Trayvon Martin

Answer: Martin

Question: In his statement last week, @placeholder's father said his son never followed or confronted Trayvon.

Answer: George Zimmerman

Answer: Zimmerman

Answer: George Zimmerman

Question: He's coming to check me out," @placeholder tells a police dispatcher.

Answer: George Zimmerman

Answer: Zimmerman

Answer: George Zimmerman


Ronnie McKinnon paid an emotional tribute to friend and former Rangers team-mate Colin Jackson and insisted that the Ibrox club have lost one of their great servants of the post-war era. McKinnon and Jackson were the defensive rock upon which the foundations for the Light Blues' finest hour in the European Cup Winners' Cup triumph of 1972 was built - although cruel fate was to ensure that both suffered the devastation of watching the final from the sidelines. However, Jackson,who has lost his battle with leukemia at the age of 68, was more than an excellent centre back who contributed greatly to the club's glories in the 1970s. McKinnon described him as a thoroughly decent individual who put others before himself.
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Ronnie McKinnon has paid tribute to Rangers team-mate Colin Jackson
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Former defender Jackson lost his battle with leukemia at the age of 68
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McKinnon and Jackson were the defensive rock for the club in 1972

Question: It was a blessing in disguise as @placeholder was at the heart of one of the great periods in Rangers' history, winning nine major honours in the space of four years.

Answer: Colin Jackson

Answer: Jackson

Answer: Jackson

Answer: Colin Jackson

Answer: Jackson

Answer: Jackson


Failing footballers love an excuse, and right now it looks to me like the Aston Villa players are happy to stroll around or even stand still while Randy Lerner takes all the blame. The Aston Villa owner has slashed the budget, and lowered standards to the point where they are heading down and out from the Barclays Premier League, so his performance should be scrutinised. But take a look at the players too, some of them are cheating the fans. Just take a look at Alan Hutton's foul for Arsenal's penalty on Sunday – does he think man-handling Theo Walcott in the box like that is the best option?
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Aston Villa were beaten 2-0 by Arsenal in the Premier League on Sunday
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Their players looked happy to stroll around while others take the blame
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Pot shots from range were taken to make them look better to their fans
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Remi Garde's team selection was off and his appointment seemed odd

Question: @placeholder have better players, but there is no excuse for not running.

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal


(CNN) The mayor of Flint, Michigan, said Tuesday she needs $55 million to remove lead pipes in the city beleaguered by a toxic water crisis. She is asking that Gov. Rick Snyder partner with her to get the funds. "In order for Flint residents to once again have confidence and trust in the water coming from their faucets, all lead pipes in the city of Flint need to be replaced," Mayor Karen Weaver said. That dollar figure is what her public works staff and experts from the Lansing Board of Water and Light came up with during a meeting Monday, she said. The Lansing board pioneered lead pipe removal, the mayor said, adding that it has removed 13,500 lead pipes in Michigan's capital over 12 years.
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Gov. Rick Snyder is expected to ask lawmakers for an additional $195 million in funding
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$37 million already has been approved
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"We are going to restore safe drinking water one house at a time," says Flint's mayor

Question: Snyder is including money in his budget request on Wednesday to address @placeholder water infrastructure.

Answer: Flint

Answer: Flint

Answer: Flint

Answer: Flint


(CNN) When Pope Francis canonizes the late Mother Teresa at the Vatican on September 4th, she will officially be recognized as a saint of the Roman Catholic Church. For her followers, the title is a mere formality. They believe the world renowned humanitarian displayed saintly qualities throughout a life dedicated to serving the poor. But saintly is not a word everyone uses for Mother Teresa. Her critics say she was anything but. Read the service where the Pope will declare Mother Teresa a saint 'Scene from World War 2' Disillusioned former volunteer Hemley Gonzalez didn't meet her in person, but what he calls the "horrific remnants of her legacy" have left him deeply uncomfortable. After visiting the facilities she's responsible for starting, he feels only a "troubled individual" could have set them up.
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Ex-volunteer: Mother Teresa's charity should be held financially accountable
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Critics, doctors claim it was modern medicine, not a miracle, that cured Monica Besra

Question: According to Ghosh, @placeholder's husband said as much to him in 2003.

Answer: Monica Besra

Question: Ghosh told CNN that he has him on video saying his wife was cured by medicine, rather than @placeholder.

Answer: Mother Teresa

Answer: Mother Teresa

Answer: Mother Teresa

Answer: Mother Teresa


Disgraced news anchor Brian Williams has admitted to feeling haunted by the ‘ghost’ of his famed predecessor Tom Brokaw, whose presence he still felt looming over the Nightly News even after more than ten years in the hot seat. Williams, 55, is currently serving a six month suspension without pay as a team investigates claims he lied in reports about the Iraq war and Hurricane Katrina, among others. The anchor is banned from speaking publicly during his ban, but several NBC News staffers have revealed that the legacy of legendary anchor Brokaw leaned heavy on Williams. Scroll down for video
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The disgraced news anchor has admitted to feeling haunted by the 'ghost' of famed predecessor Tom Brokaw
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Williams' admission to his own insecurities were revealed during a conversation with colleague Chuck Todd last Summer
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'At least your ghost is dead. Mine is still walking the building,' Williams told Todd while discussing Brokaw
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News legend Brokaw was apparently 'furious' when news of Williams' exaggerated war story claims embarrassed the network last month

Question: '@placeholder wants Williams’ head on a platter,' said an NBC source.

Answer: Tom Brokaw

Answer: Brokaw

Answer: Tom Brokaw

Answer: Brokaw

Answer: Brokaw


In among all the pomp and ceremony surrounding the Apple Music launch, the firm has quietly killed off its Home Sharing feature, outraging many users. Before the iOS 8.4 update, Home Sharing let people share their iTunes music with other iOS devices on the same Wi-Fi network and was a favourite among families. But since Apple rolled out the software the feature has seemingly vanished and there has been no word as to why, leading to angry tweets and forum posts. The iOS 8.4 update was released to add the Apple Music app to phones and tablets. It also redesigned the music player and tweaked the iTunes Store.
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Reports about the demise of Home Sharing appeared on Twitter this week
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Although Apple hasn't confirmed the change, it is likely to have been removed because it rivalled Apple's Family plan on Apple Music
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For $14.99 a month, a family of six can share an Apple Music subscription
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This is similar to what Home Sharing offered for free on any Wi-Fi network

Question: Many disgruntled users have also taken to the @placeholder support forums to complain about the changes.

Answer: Apple Music

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple Music

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple Music

Answer: Apple Music


Sunday's trip to Loftus Road marks Chelsea’s 700th game under the ownership of Roman Abramovich, a period Jose Mourinho says has been positive not only for the club but for English football as a whole. Some would quibble with the second part of that statement, but Mourinho says that too will change. If the first 699 games under Russian rule has established Chelsea at the top of English and European football, Mourinho believes the next 700 will see them supply more players for the English national team as they implement Abramovich’s demand to follow Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules. Sunday's trip to Loftus Road marks Chelsea’s 700th game under the ownership of Roman Abramovich
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Roman Abramovich has been Chelsea owner for 699 games
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Chelsea face Premier League clash against QPR on Sunday
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Blues have won 14 major trophies since the Russian's arrival in 2003
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Jose Mourinho believes Abramovich is also helping English football
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Portuguese boss hails Abramovich for willingness to work withing FFP

Question: ‘He has been good for Chelsea, good for English football, good for @placeholder football,’ said Mourinho, who has been in charge for almost five of those 12 seasons.

Answer: European


Mid-May this year and staff at Manchester City had a problem. It was Yaya Toure’s birthday and they needed to ensure their star midfielder had a cake. Some people inside the club cared and others didn’t. Toure himself probably didn’t care. But City knew the media would be asking and it was, after all, best to have all bases covered. Toure got his cake. Three months ago, this was not untypical of Toure’s life in England.One of the great players of the Barclays Premier League had been worn down by too much football and his future at City was cast into doubt — not only because of his poor form, but by the persistent pronouncements of close friend and agent Dimitri Seluk.
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It looked like Yaya Toure would be leaving Manchester City in the summer
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Friend and agent Dimitry Seluk wanted his client to finish career elsewhere
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It was easy to question Toure's state of mind in a disappointing last season
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Toure was back to his best in the 3-0 rout at West Brom on Monday night
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Now midfielder has his sights set on Chelsea: 'I know what I have to do'

Question: Nevertheless, @placeholder understands now that his agent’s apparent desire for one last lucrative transfer was a hindrance last season and a conversation between them to that effect is believed to have taken place.

Answer: Yaya Toure

Answer: Toure

Answer: Toure

Answer: Toure

Answer: Yaya Toure

Answer: Toure

Answer: Toure


The National Collegiate Athletics Association is worried about holding the Final Four – one of the nation's biggest college sporting events – in Indianapolis, after Indiana's governor signed a 'religious freedom' bill into law that gay rights activists say is a license to discriminate. Mark Emmert, the president of the NCAA, said Thursday that the governing body for college sports is 'especially concerned about how this legislation could affect our student-athletes and employees.' The Final Four, an annual culmination of the national men's college basketball tournament, is slated to be held next week at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, a city where the NCAA itself is based.
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Look for gay rights protests at Lucas Oil Stadium as the men's college basketball tournament comes to Indianapolis, where the NCAA is based
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Law signed Thursday trumps state and local statutes that force business owners to serve the public in ways that violate their religious beliefs
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Gay rights groups see the measure – the 20th of its kind in America – as a back-door license to discriminate
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Republican Gov. Mike Pence signed it while insisting that it brings Indiana in line with a 1993 federal religious-protection law signed by Bill Clinton
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Pence is a long-shot but still in the hunt as a potential 2016 Republican presidential nominee

Question: Supporters say discrimination concerns are overblown and that the @placeholder measure merely seeks to prevent the government from compelling people to provide services like catering or photography for same-sex weddings or other activities they find objectionable on religious grounds.

Answer: Indiana

Answer: Indiana


(CNN) Infuriated after a pregnant black woman was shot and killed by police, protesters marched from the apartment building where Charleena Lyles died to downtown Seattle on Thursday night. "Say her name!" one man shouted. The crowd roared back: "Charleena!" They marched through downtown yelling, "Hey, hey, ho, ho. Racism has got to go." Police say two officers opened fire after Lyles, 30, confronted them with two knives on Sunday. Her family and community members blasted their decision to use deadly force on the mother of four and questioned why other alternatives weren't used. "We continue to have black men and women being shot and killed by police," Michelle Sarju who attended the march told CNN affiliate KOMO. "At some point, we have to do police reform. I grew up in a family of police officers and this is an embarrassment to the profession my grandfather and my dad chose."
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Protest held after police shooting of Charleena Lyles
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Police have released audio from two officers, Lyles' 911 call and hallway video from her apartment

Question: On Sunday, shortly before 9 a.m., @placeholder called 911 to report a break-in and told the operator that her door was open and that "there's stuff missing," from her home.

Answer: Charleena Lyles

Answer: Lyles

Answer: Charleena Lyles

Answer: Lyles


Hong Kong (CNN) -- Hong Kong's busy harbor is never short of action, but the great big yellow duck that floated into town on Thursday captured the city's attention. Thousands lined the harbor front and work ground to a halt in offices with sea views as the much-hyped 'Rubber Duck' made its grand entrance. For two weeks local media has been on something of a "duck watch," closely monitoring the movements of the 16.5-meter (54 feet) inflatable sculpture. The man behind the seriously over-sized bath toy, Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman, described the Hong Kong response as overwhelming and said he was happy to have finally made it to the city, his first visit.
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Rubber duck is six stories tall
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Will be on display in Hong Kong until June 9
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Next stop ... the United States

Question: "@placeholder has been changed forever," declared Hofman as his inflatable friend lent a surreal air to the city's iconic skyline.

Answer: Hong Kong

Answer: Hong Kong

Answer: Hong Kong

Answer: Hong Kong

Question: There were a lot of smiles and laughter as @placeholder made its splash but Hofman says he doesn't expect everyone to react with big grins.

Answer: Rubber Duck


Sharon Winters was searching for her soulmate when she met Kevin Hawke on an online dating site - but less than two weeks later she was dead after he stabbed her in a brutal knife attack. Now her brother Stephen Robinson, 44, from Wirral, Merseyside, is speaking for the first time since his sister's murder, to warn other women to be careful when looking for love online. The father-of-seven said: 'She was a lonely heart just wanting love. That animal preyed on her caring nature.' Sharon Winters, pictured here with her brother Stephen Robinson, was looking for her soulmate online
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Sharon Winters, 39, from Wirral, met chef Kevin Hawke online in July, 2014
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He stabbed her in a frenzied attack barely two weeks after they met
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Her brother Stephen Robinson warns women about online dating dangers

Question: 'As we waited for the trial I planned @placeholder's funeral.

Answer: Sharon Winters

Answer: Sharon Winters

Answer: Sharon Winters

Question: 'After the case we went to get @placeholder's belongings, and you could still see blood on the walls even through the flat had been cleaned.

Answer: Sharon Winters

Answer: Sharon Winters

Answer: Sharon Winters


(CNN) -- A federal court on Monday sentenced a Somali man to 30 years in prison for acts related to high-seas piracy, according to a statement by the U.S. Attorney's office for the Eastern District of Virginia. "Today marks the first sentencing in Norfolk for acts of piracy in more than 150 years," U.S. Attorney MacBride said in the statement. "Piracy is a growing threat throughout the world, and today's sentence ... demonstrates that the United States will hold modern-day pirates accountable in U.S. courtrooms." Jama Idle Ibrahim pleaded guilty in federal court in August, admitting he had intended to seize a U.S. merchant vessel on April 10 and hold it for ransom.
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NEW: A Somali man is sentenced to 30 years in prison in high-seas piracy attempt
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Jama Idle Ibrahim is one of a group of would-be pirates who were captured
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He has admitted to trying to seize a U.S. merchant vessel and hold it for ransom
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Until this year, the last piracy-related conviction in the United States was in 1861

Question: Ibrahim and five other would-be pirates learned too late that they had instead pulled alongside a @placeholder

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: United States

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: United States


(CNN) Two New York residents accused of conspiring to support ISIS and plotting to set off a pressure-cooker bomb in the city have pleaded guilty to all charges, federal prosecutors and New York officials said. Munther Omar Saleh, 21, of Queens, and Fareed Mumuni, 22, of Staten Island, were charged with "conspiring and attempting to provide material support" to ISIS and with assaulting and conspiring to assault federal officers, the US Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York said in a statement. Mumuni also was charged with "attempted murder of federal officers." That charge resulted from an incident in which Mumuni repeatedly stabbed an FBI agent as law enforcement officials carried out a search warrant at his home about two years ago, officials said.
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Munther Omar Saleh, 21, and Fareed Mumuni, 22, are charged with trying to aid ISIS
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The pair plotted a pressure-cooker bomb attack in New York, officials say

Question: After his arrest, @placeholder admitted that he kept a knife wrapped in a T-shirt in his bed to use in any confrontation with law enforcement officers.

Answer: Fareed Mumuni

Answer: Mumuni

Answer: Mumuni

Answer: Fareed Mumuni


A grandfather 'used like a football' by hooligans was today in a coma and fighting for his life after a matchday pub brawl that police broke up using CS gas. Cambridge United supporter Simon Dobbin, 42, was found on the ground with serious head injuries following the fight involving about 15 people after his side’s match at Southend United in Essex. Football fans have already raised more than £5,000 towards transport and accommodation costs for Mr Dobbin’s family, who are travelling from Mildenhall, Suffolk, to visit him in Southend Hospital. Scroll down for video Brain damage: Father-of-three Simon Dobbin (left), who is married to Nicole (right), 43, also suffered damaged hips, broken ribs and a broken nose in the attack - and he is now on a life-support machine
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Simon Dobbin, 42, found on ground with serious head injuries after fight
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It involved about 15 people following Southend v Cambridge on Saturday
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Fans raise £5,000 in transport and accommodation costs for his family
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Father-of-three  suffered brain damage, damaged hips and broken ribs
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Mr Dobbin is now on a life-support machine and 'may never walk again'

Question: Simon remains in @placeholder in a critical condition.’

Answer: Southend Hospital

Question: Please send a prayer to @placeholder for a full recovery.’

Answer: Simon Dobbin

Answer: Dobbin

Answer: Simon Dobbin

Answer: Simon Dobbin

Answer: Dobbin


(CNN) -- Growing up in New York City, there are a few things I never imagined myself doing, like driving a car, living in a house or attending big high school games like the ones I'd seen on TV. Yet in the years since leaving the isolated enclave of Manhattan, I've taken pleasure in expanding my horizon and checking off all-American rites of passage, most recently, the baseball spring training road trip. By now, it's a familiar tradition: as spring approaches, Major League Baseball teams head for camps in Florida and Arizona to work off the winter flab and get ready for the regular season. It's become a big tourist draw, with 2012 game attendee numbers in Florida expected to surpass 1.5 million as the spring training season winds down this week. A new era of enhanced training facilities and stadiums have all the 21st-century bells and whistles, but in some respects, spring training is still a throwback to a more casual, pastoral brand of baseball.
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Florida spring training baseball expected to draw more than 1.5 million people this year
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Some fans worry plain that spring training has become too corporate and expensive
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In three games, a visitor finds signs of more casual, pastoral brand of baseball

Question: With 2011 game attendance surpassing 1.5 million visitors in 14 @placeholder stadiums, devotees worry that spring training's popularity is diluting its homegrown appeal.

Answer: Florida

Answer: Florida

Answer: Florida


(CNN) Canada is facing an "unprecedented" number of asylum seekers, who have crossed the border from the United States, officials said. "We've never seen those numbers," said Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) spokesman Claude Castonguay. "Even though our officers are patrolling 24 hours a day all year long, we've never seen such numbers coming in." RCMP intercepted almost 7,000 asylums seekers in the last six weeks in Quebec. Officials stressed that the influx can be handled and at no time has the security of the country been compromised. But they cautioned that while Canada remains an open, welcoming country, crossing into it is not "a ticket for permanent residence."
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Nearly 7,000 asylums seekers were intercepted in Quebec in the last six weeks
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Canadian officials reiterate that seeking asylum doesn't guarantee permission to stay

Question: Experts have cautioned that it's not so easy to meet government requirements under @placeholder asylum laws.

Answer: Canada

Answer: Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Answer: Canada

Answer: Canadian


It was Ava Gardner's 'little London retreat' and now a slice of it could be yours for an eye-watering £500,000 per year. The Hollywood siren called the building, just a short walk from Harrods in London's exclusive Knightsbridge, home until her death in 1990. Now this newly refurbished five bedroom, five bathroom apartment gives renters the chance to walk in the footsteps of the legendary screen star. Spread over 3,054 square feet it boasts two spacious reception rooms, a study and a modern state-of-the art kitchen and breakfast room. Scroll down for video Ava Gardner called 34 Ennismore Gardens her 'little London retreat' and now a slice of it could be yours for £10,500 per week
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Five bed apartment in Hollywood siren's former building in Knightsbridge available to rent for £10,500 per week
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Spacious luxury flat features five bathrooms, two large reception rooms, a study and a modern kitchen
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Gardner moved to London in 1968 and made number 34 Ennismore Gardens her primary residency until her death
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She once described the home as her 'little London retreat' and spoke of her love of its history and grandeur

Question: Room with a view: The apartment provides views onto private gardens at the front and rear of the building, with residents enjoying access to the large private garden square on @placeholder

Answer: Ennismore Gardens

Answer: Ennismore Gardens


Cassie Newnham (pictured) insisted on a prenup before tying the knot with boyfriend of four years Brendon Wedding dresses and venues might top the list of internet searches for most brides-to-be, but not for Cassie Newnham. When her boyfriend of four years popped the question, the 33-year-old wasted no time Googling prenuptial agreements instead. Despite being head over heels in love with Brendon, 38,  Cassie, who lives in London and is originally from South Africa, had spent years working hard to save for her future. And as her heart raced with wedding plans, her head told her to protect her assets.
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Cassie Newnham, 33, from London, wanted to protect her assets
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She looked into prenups immediately after her boyfriend proposed
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She says Cheryl Fernandez-Versini was wrong to get married without one

Question: 'We both always thought prenuptial agreements were a good idea, so we were both in agreement we should get one done, says @placeholder, who is expecting the couple's first child at the end of March.

Answer: Cassie Newnham

Answer: Cassie Newnham

Answer: Cassie

Answer: Cassie Newnham


Jack Wilshere opened his international goal account with two stunning strikes for England against Slovinia in Ljubljana. The goals capped off an eventful 12 months for the Arsenal midfielder and it is fair to say it has not all be positive. Here, Sportsmail, charts the good, the bad and the ugly of Wilshere’s year. Despite some promising performances for England ahead of the World Cup, Wilshere did not make a major impact on the world stage in Brazil. To be fair to him, he was not alone as England crashed out at the group stages. Wilshere came off the bench for the final 17 minutes of the defeat by Italy and played 73 minutes in the goalless draw with Costa Rica.
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Jack Wilshere scored his first goals for England against Slovenia
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Wilshere was pictured smoking in a swimming pool in Las Vegas
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Arsenal midfielder missed a large part of the season with a broken ankle

Question: Olivier Giroud’s last minute strike added gloss to the scoreline and earned @placeholder and Arsenal the FA Cup for the second season in a row.

Answer: Jack Wilshere

Answer: Wilshere

Answer: Wilshere

Answer: Wilshere

Answer: Jack Wilshere

Answer: Wilshere


Wisconsin's Republican governor Scott Walker became the 20th major party candidate for president on Monday with a speech that name-checked Planned Parenthood, the ISIS terror army, Hillary Clinton, Vladimir Putin and the Kohl's chain of department stores. The early GOP favorite has waited month after month to enter the race as others leaped in, but finally declared his availability for the White House in a suburb of Milwaukee. Walker cast himself as the economic and military heir to Ronald Reagan, and a hardscrabble survivor with a statewide record that, he says, can scale up to the size of a nation.
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Walker joins the fray with 14 other Republicans and five Democrats
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Pitches Kohl's Department Stores as a volume-pricing example of how the US tax code should reach more workers with lower rates
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Slams Obama for 'leading from behind,' being weak on Iran and Russia, and failing to be a friend to Israel
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Pledges to repeal Obamacare and green-light the Keystone XL pipeline
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Casual Walker wore no necktie and spoke with a lapel microphone – reciting a memorized speech without a teleprompter – and enters the race in 2nd place in polls

Question: 'We defunded @placeholder and enacted pro-life legislation,' he said.

Answer: Planned Parenthood

Question: '@placeholder has tried to rip apart our higher education system.

Answer: Scott Walker

Answer: Walker

Answer: Walker


President Barack Obama has been battling against fierce opposition to his Iran nuclear deal but, yesterday, his plans drew the unprecedented support of  29 of the nation's top scientists. The president's Iran nuclear deal was praised by the scientists who include  former White house advisers, Nobel laureates, and makers of nuclear arms. Their support will come as a welcome respite for the President who has faced stiff opposition on the deal from members of his own party - including Democratic Senator Chuck Schumer. On Thursday, Schumer of New York - widely considered to be one of the most important Jewish voices in congress - made his opposition clear. He flatly said he will 'vote to disapprove the agreement.'
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The president's Iran nuclear deal was praised by the scientists who include former White house advisers, Nobel laureates, and makers of nuclear arms
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Their support will come as a welcome respite for the President who has faced stiff opposition from within his own party
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Obama has been forced to try and reach undecided members of congress in a bid to push through the deal which has already divided opinion
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But in the letter, all 29 scientists hailed the deal  as 'innovative' and 'stringent

Question: The letter applauded the proposed Iran deal and shoots down the idea that @placeholder may be able to create nuclear weapons in secret.

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran


London (CNN) British police are preparing for "enormous and spectacular" potential attacks on the UK as ISIS moves into its "next natural phase," Britain's senior counterterrorism officer said Monday. Mark Rowley, assistant commissioner of London's Metropolitan Police, said that in the wake of the Paris terror attacks, ISIS  had moved on from a "narrow focus on police and military as symbols of the state, to something much broader." "You see a terrorist group that has big ambitions for enormous and spectacular attacks, not just the types that we've seen foiled to date," he said, citing as another example the downing of Metrojet Flight 9268.
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UK's top counterterror officer says ISIS is focused on spectacular attacks against Western way of life
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He says his comments do not refer to a specific known plot, but a general threat profile

Question: The current threat level for international terrorism in the @placeholder remains severe, meaning an attack is "highly likely."

Answer: UK

Answer: UK


Manchester City face an increasingly desperate battle to sign Paul Pogba from Juventus, but hope to take a step closer to landing Kevin De Bruyne when his agent meets with Wolfsburg next week. City’s fears that Pogba could end up at Barcelona next year were confirmed Wednesday when two senior representatives of the Spanish club, Ariedo Braida and Albert Soler, met with Juve’s managing director Giuseppe Marotta and sporting director Fabio Paratici at a Milan restaurant. Marotta later confirmed that a bid of £56.7million had been received for Pogba, but insisted the 22-year-old France midfielder would not be sold. Although Barcelona cannot sign any players until a transfer embargo is lifted in January, and will not know the identity of their club president until an election on July 18, it is understood that they want to put a deal in place for Pogba to remain in Turin next season and then move to the Nou Camp in a year’s time.
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Barcelona and Juventus officials have met to talk about Paul Pogba
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Juventus are eager to keep Pogba from Barcelona and Manchester City
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City are keen on signing Kevin De Bruyne from German club Wolfsburg

Question: Now with @placeholder and Pogba looking well on their well that imbalance will be righted over the next two seasons.

Answer: Turin

Question: The German club’s director of sport, Klaus Allofs, claimed earlier this week that @placeholder would stay and sign a new deal.

Answer: Kevin De Bruyne

Answer: Kevin De Bruyne


(CNN) -- Kei Nishikori became the first Japanese male to reach the quarterfinals of the Australian Open since 1932 when he held on to earn a shock five-set win over sixth seed Jo-Wilfried Tsonga on Monday. Nishikori, ranked 26th in the world, blew a two-set lead before beating the Frenchman for the second time in his career, triumphing 2-6 6-2 6-1 3-6 6-3 in three and a half hours. The 22-year-old, who will next face world No. 4 Andy Murray, beat his previous best grand slam performance -- reaching the fourth round of the 2008 U.S. Open. He is the first Japanese male player to reach the last eight of one of the four majors since Shuzo Matsuoka at Wimbledon in 1995.
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Kei Nishikori becomes first Japanese man in 80 years to reach Australian Open last eight
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The 24th seed registers a shock win against French sixth seed Jo-Wilfried Tsonga
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He next plays fourth seed Andy Murray, who advances as Mikhail Kukushkin retires injured
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Top seed Novak Djokovic also through with win against Australia's Lleyton Hewitt

Question: Top seed and defending champion @placeholder survived a spirited third-set fightback from former world No.

Answer: Novak Djokovic


Australia's highest ranking Catholic threatening legal action has not stopped the 60 Minutes TV program from hitting back at Cardinal George Pell and his fellow leaders across the country. Child sex abuse victim Peter Saunders, who was handpicked by Pope Francis to sit on the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors, broke his silence on last Sunday's show about his thoughts on Cardinal Pell describing him as 'dangerous' and claiming his position was 'untenable'. Despite turning down invitations from 60 Minutes to respond to the damning remarks, Cardinal Pell remained tight-lipped - until after the show aired when a spokesperson stated that he was left with no choice but to seek legal advice.
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George Pell has asked for apology from child abuse victim Peter Saunders
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Mr Saunders slammed Cardinal Pell as 'dangerous' on 60 Minutes program
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He called on Pope Francis to 'take the strongest action' against Pell
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Victims gave evidence Pell bribed them for silence and ignored complaints
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Pell's spokesperson described claims as 'outrageous' and 'misleading'
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60 Minutes journalist Tara Brown hit back saying church was 'out of touch'

Question: 'The men who lead it have put themselves on a collision course with the victims of child sexual abuse by expressing their unfailing support for @placeholder.'

Answer: George Pell

Answer: Pell

Answer: Pell

Answer: George Pell

Answer: Pell

Answer: Pell

Answer: Pell

Question: 'Despite all of their rhetoric they have forgotten what matters most here: the victims, the victims want to be heard, they want to be listened to and most importantly they want to be believed but the bishops, arhcbishops, and Cardinal @placeholder have given every indication that it's unlikely to happen.'

Answer: George Pell

Answer: Pell

Answer: Pell

Answer: George Pell

Answer: Cardinal Pell

Answer: Pell

Answer: Pell

Answer: Pell

Question: It is also not clear if Mr Saunders is aware @placeholder established within 100 days of being appointed as an Archbishop, an independent scheme to support victims.

Answer: Pell

Answer: Pell

Answer: Cardinal Pell

Answer: Pell

Answer: Pell

Answer: Pell


It's Tom Brady's world - we're all just living in it. After the NFL star posted a video on Saturday morning of himself jumping off a cliff in Costa Rica while on vacation with Gisele Bundchen, Brady was seen in the Bahamas during the afternoon. The reigning Super Bowl champ just happened to be playing basketball with NBA legend Michael Jordan. Scroll down for video Tom Brady (left) golfed with NBA legend Michael Jordan (right) and PGA pro Keegan Bradley (next to him) Brady guided New England to a 28-24 win over the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl XLIX on February 1
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The New England Patriots star is enjoying a break during NFL offseason
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He was in the Bahamas on Saturday playing basketball and golfing
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Jordan also golfed and Bradley also played basketball on Saturday
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Before that, Brady was in Costa Rica as part of his winter break
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Brady was with wife Gisele when he went cliff diving during the trip
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The 37-year-old  just guided the Pats to their fourth Super Bowl victory
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There were 11 league titles on the court on Saturday between athletes

Question: @placeholder, 52, earned about $94million in salary during his 16 seasons in the National Basketball Association

Answer: Michael Jordan

Answer: Michael Jordan

Answer: Jordan

Question: The pickup basketball game, which also featured golfer @placeholder, took place in the Bahamas.

Answer: Keegan Bradley

Answer: Bradley


Passengers on a delayed plane were treated to takeaway pizza by an airline when their flight was diverted. The travellers on-board the Delta Airlines flight to Atlanta were given margherita and pepperoni pizzas while they waited to be given the all clear following a diversion to Columbia in South Carolina on Wednesday. Photos of the takeaway feast, which was delivered to five of the airlines planes diverted to the airport, were posted on social media. According to WSB-TV, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport said that the weather - and a radar-confirmed tornado near the airport - was the reason behind the delays at the world’s busiest airport.
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People on five of Delta Airlines flights diverted to Columbia received pizza
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Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport said that the weather caused the delays
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One woman claimed the act of kindness was a first in her 20 years of travel

Question: A spokesman for the airline said: 'Teams in places like Columbia, South Carolina, ordered pizza for customers as they waited for air traffic control clearance to get to @placeholder.

Answer: Atlanta

Answer: Jackson Atlanta International Airport

Answer: Jackson Atlanta Airport


Grand-Bassam, Ivory Coast (CNN) The killers arrived driving a black Ford sedan. They spoke English and a foreign language. They were clean-shaven. They wore dark jeans and nice shoes, and they weren't from the Ivory Coast. Jean recounts his story at a worn-out table in a Grand-Bassam hotel as paramilitary police armed with AK-47s and rocket launchers listlessly patrol the beach. Jean is too afraid to use his real name. He holds his dreadlocked head in his hands as he speaks. "I helped them carry two heavy bags into my bar," he says. "They asked about the music and women." It was still morning, hours before the attack, when the killers came to this popular weekend beachside spot.
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Bartender says he served beer and food to visitors who seemed normal until they started shooting
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Widow describes how normal Sunday at the beach turned into deadly terror attack that killed her husband
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Senior Ivorian military source says there were advance warnings of possible attacks on coastal resorts

Question: There aren't many tourists now in the faded hotels in @placeholder-Bassam.

Answer: Grand

Question: There aren't many tourists now in the faded hotels in Grand-@placeholder.

Answer: Bassam

Answer: Bassam

Question: But despite the alleged warning and the resurgence of AQIM in the region, Ivorian security forces took a long time to reach the scene in @placeholder-Bassam, according to several eyewitnesses.

Answer: Grand

Question: But despite the alleged warning and the resurgence of AQIM in the region, Ivorian security forces took a long time to reach the scene in Grand-@placeholder, according to several eyewitnesses.

Answer: Bassam

Answer: Bassam


(CNN) -- Trying to choose a luxurious spot for the honeymoon of your dreams can be overwhelming. Hawaii, with its tourist-friendly islands and exotic feel without the passport, gets a lot of attention from honeymooners. But there are other scintillating destinations you don't want to overlook in your search. CNN asked Jacqueline Gifford, travel editor of Brides Magazine, for some unforgettable honeymoon ideas. She shared the results from a recent poll of top travel agents from Signature Travel. These are some of their favorite destinations. French Polynesia In a relaxing contrast to Hawaii's big waves, the blue lagoons of French Polynesia provide calm waters. The French Polynesian islands are also a favorite of celebrities -- Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman honeymooned there as did Carrie Underwood and Mike Fisher.
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The French Polynesian islands' overwater bungalows are perfect for honeymoons
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Fiji's private island getaways are available in a wide price range
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Bali and the Italian Lake District provide secluded, relaxing spots for honeymooners
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Bermuda is just 90 minutes away from the East Coast by air

Question: For people living on the @placeholder, the plane ride to paradise lasts less than two hours.

Answer: East Coast


(CNN) Rapper YG really wants you to know he doesn't like Donald Trump. While other hip-hop artists like Rick Ross, Jeezy and TI have publicly dissed the Republican presidential nominee, none have gotten as much traction as YG, and arguably, none have been as singularly focused. Check out: #GetPolitical — A CNNPolitics originial series In the lead-up to his second studio album, "Still Brazy," the California rapper dropped a single called "FDT," a song whose title is made up of the GOP nominee's initials and an expletive. As the track opens, YG says, "Me and all my peoples, we always thought he was straight, influential motherf---er when it came to the business. But now, since we know how you really feel, this is how we feel. F--- Donald Trump." Then he launches into his anthem, cursing the real estate mogul's name dozens of times.
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This Compton rapper joins a parade of rapper who've attacked Donald Trump
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He's not exactly political, but he said Trump made him speak out

Question: In May 2016, he released a video where he read the lyrics to "FDT" from behind a podium, offering the lines as a point-by-point rebuttal to a @placeholder speech.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: TI

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) An ISIS massacre on the streets of Moscow? Bombs detonated by the same terror group in St. Petersburg? Such "huge terrorist acts" might have happened if Russian authorities hadn't detained seven alleged ISIS members, state media reported. The FSB -- Russia's security agency and the successor to the Soviet Union's KGB -- told state-run TASS news that the seven suspects were charged Wednesday for plotting terrorist attacks. They'd been detained February 7 in Yekaterinburg, Russia's fourth-largest city situated in the Sverdlovsk region in the Urals, according to a report by state-run Sputnik news citing the FSB. To date, Russia hasn't been hit by ISIS terror attacks on busy, civilian-filled areas like those in Paris, Tunis or Jakarta. But it has been a target, in part for the Kremlin's armed efforts against the Islamist extremist group in Syria.
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Agency: The suspects were from Russia, central Asian nations and led by someone who'd come from Turkey
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Searches of the suspects' houses turned up a bomb lab, guns, grenades and "extremist literature," state news says
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ISIS has threatened attacks in Russia, which is involved in a military campaign against the terror group in Syria

Question: And in a five-minute video posted to ISIS-affiliated social media accounts (although not independently verified by CNN as authentic) in November, ISIS purportedly threatened to attack @placeholder "very soon."

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Question: They were ready to launch "high-profile terrorist attacks" in Moscow, @placeholder and around Sverdlovsk.

Answer: St. Petersburg


A Canadian woman whose son died fighting for the Islamic State is now working to stop the extremist group from taking advantage of more vulnerable young men and women in North America. Christianne Boudreau thought her son Damien Clairmont was going to Egypt to study Arabic in 2013, but Canadian authorities later told the Calgary mother that her son had instead gone to Turkey where he crossed the border into Syria to join ISIS. While Damien had become more extreme in his Islamic ideology before he left Canada, Ms Boudreau never imagined her shy and peaceful son would actually become a jihadi.
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Christianne Boudreau's son Damien Clairmont converted to Islam at the age of 17, after being bullied in high school
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Damien eventually became radicalized and moved to Syria to fight for ISIS
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He was killed in January 2014 in Aleppo
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Mrs Boudreau now helps other families whose children have become radicalized

Question: So Ms Boudreau was more relieved than worried when he found solace in @placeholder and started becoming more social again.

Answer: Islamic

Answer: Islam


A British schoolboy who lost three family members in the Tunisian beach massacre has returned home with his mother. Owen Richards, 16, suffered a shoulder injury in the massacre after a bullet grazed him before going on to hit his uncle Adrian Evans, 49, in the head. The teenager's brother Joel Richards, 19, and their grandfather Charles Patrick Evans, 78, were also killed by the gunman. There was no answer at the door to his home in Wednesbury, West Midlands, but family members and friends could be seen going in and out of the semi-detached house after he arrived early this morning.
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Beach massacre survivor Owen Richards, 16, has returned home to Britain
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Schoolboy reunited with his mother after watching family members die
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Felt bullet graze his shoulder before hitting uncle Adrian, 49, in the head
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Owen fled as brother Joel, 19, and grandfather Charles, 73, were also shot

Question: When @placeholder was later found by a medic he was ‘shaking and crying’ and he said simply: ‘I have to call my mum.’

Answer: Owen Richards


Havana, Cuba (CNN) Hurricane Irma, which devastated much of the Caribbean in September, has claimed a new victim: Raul Castro's succession plans. On Thursday, Cuban officials said the island was still dealing with the aftermath of the killer storm and needed to postpone long-held plans for Castro, 86, to retire on February 24, 2018, when his second five-year term ends. It was to have been the first time that Cuba was ruled by a leader not named Castro since the 1959 revolution that swept Raul Castro's older brother Fidel Castro to power. The wrath of Irma, however, delayed the Communist-run island's single party elections process, which appoints the Cuban National Assembly that in turn selects Cuba's president.
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Cuba, dealing with Hurricane Irma aftermath, says Castro will retire in April instead of February
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Castro has indicated first Vice President Miguel-Diaz Canel has his blessing to be the next president

Question: At a meeting of the National Assembly on Thursday, @placeholder state-run media announced the naming of Castro's successor will now take place April 19.

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuban National Assembly

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuba


Manchester United have confirmed the signing of Morgan Schneiderlin from Southampton taking the club's summer spending towards £80million. The France midfielder, who wanted to leave St Mary's last summer, joins Old Trafford in a deal worth £25m to end one of the summer's longest running transfer sagas. The 25-year-old has signed a four-year deal with an option for a fifth and joins Bastian Schweinsteiger, who was also announced on Monday, Matteo Darmian and Memphis Depay as the club's other big-money arrivals ahead of the new season. 'I am delighted to be a Manchester United player,' Schneiderlin told manutd.com. 'Once I learned that United were interested in signing me, it was a very easy decision to make.
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Morgan Schneiderlin has joined Manchester United from Southampton
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The midfielder completed his £25million move to Old Trafford on Monday
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He joins Bastian Schweinsteiger in signing for Louis van Gaal's side
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CLICK HERE to see how Manchester United could line up next season

Question: United had been in discussions with Southampton for several weeks about @placeholder as the south coast club held out for as much money as possible.

Answer: Morgan Schneiderlin

Answer: Schneiderlin

Answer: Morgan Schneiderlin


Hoards of sexual assault victims are taking to Tumblr to share their harrowing stories of abuse. The posts, which are being published on a Tumblr account called Lasting Impact, tell graphic tales of what life is like for victims years after the actual attack occurred. The founder, Alyson, who identifies herself only by her first name, created the blog to shine light on some of the horrific long-term effects sexual violence can have. 'As a survivor of childhood sexual assault, I struggled for many years with mental health issues that impacted almost every aspect of my daily life and left me feeling confused and alone,' she told The Huffington Post.
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Victims are submitting their personal stories to a Tumblr blog titled Lasting Impact
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The blog was started by a woman known only as Alyson, who was also a victim of sexual assault
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The goal of the Tumblr is to provide strength and a sense of community for other survivors

Question: 'While the campaign focuses primarily on the challenges faced by survivors', Alyson added to @placeholder, 'it also shows that we all have an incredible capacity for courage, resilience, and growth.

Answer: The Huffington Post


(CNN) -- Sixth seed Juan Martin del Potro suffered a shock third-round defeat at the Australian Open on Saturday losing in five sets to unseeded Frenchman Jeremy Chardy. The former U.S. Open champion and quarter-finalist in Melbourne 12 months ago had dropped just 13 games in his opening two matches, but Chardy soon had the big Argentine on the back foot taking the opening two sets with ease. The third was much closer, finally going del Potro's way in the tiebreak and when the Argentine took the fourth set, Chardy's chances of pulling off an upset looked to have gone.
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Former U.S. Open champion suffers shock third-round exit from Australian Open
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Unseeded Jeremy Chardy from France beats sixth-seed Argentine in five sets
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Roger Federer, Andy Murray safely through to fourth round with straight-set wins
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Serena Williams and Sloane Stephens into fourth round in women's draw

Question: I'm very happy when my form is like this against a good player like Juan Martin," @placeholder, ranked 36th in the world, said.

Answer: Jeremy Chardy

Answer: Chardy

Answer: Chardy

Answer: Jeremy Chardy

Question: In the women's draw, @placeholder remains on course for a sixth singles title in Melbourne.

Answer: Serena Williams


Manchester United have bid £60million for Bayern Munich striker Thomas Muller, according to reports in Germany. The Red Devils have been linked with a move for the German star all summer with Muller admitting he has a special relationship with Louis van Gaal. And German daily Sport BILD claim that United have now made a bumper offer to rival their record fee spent on Angel di Maria in a bid to lure Muller to Old Trafford. Wayne Rooney, Javier Hernandez and James Wilson are the only senior out-and-out strikers at United, although Van Gaal insists signing a forward is 'not a priority' with the likes of Adnan Januzaj and Memphis Depay providing alternatives.
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BILD claim Manchester United have made £60m offer for Thomas Muller
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Bayern Munich are desperate to keep hold of Germany striker
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Arsenal were knocked back when they sounded out Bayern for Muller deal
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Muller has admitted he has special relationship with Louis van Gaal
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READ: Chelsea set to seal £22m Pedro transfer as Manchester United give up on Barcelona forward
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READ: Manchester United made shock £15m bid for Sadio Mane

Question: In May, he said: '@placeholder and I have a relationship that goes beyond that which is normal between a player and a coach.

Answer: Louis van Gaal

Answer: Louis van Gaal


Rebel groups battling the Islamic State in Syria have proudly paraded the severed heads of their defeated enemies, in the latest sign that all sides in the conflict are resorting to shocking barbarism. A coalition of anti-Assad forces were stationed in the town of Azaz, close to the Turkish border, when ISIS militants prepared to carry out a suicide bomb attack followed by a massive assault. But the rebels were tipped off about the attack in advance and were prepared for the jihadis when they arrived - slaughtering them in the streets of the Azaz before posing with the extremists' severed heads and displaying their mutilated corpses in the centre of the city.
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Local fighters were tipped off about an ISIS assault on the town of Azaz
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They ambushed ISIS militants before they could launch a deadly attack
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Rebels then beheaded several ISIS fighters in front of cheering crowds
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Displayed the militants' mutilated corpses in a square in the centre of town

Question: ISIS captured Suran a week ago and has been fighting an alliance of rebels including Al-Nusra and Islamist @placeholder-Sham in the surrounding area.

Answer: Azaz

Answer: Azaz


Washington (CNN) Bernie Sanders Tuesday vowed to break up America's biggest financial firms during his first year in office, as he laid out his vision for Wall Street reform in a New York City speech. He pledged to draft a list of firms whose failure would put the U.S. economy at risk in his first 100 days in office and require those firms to reorganize within a year, saying that "if a bank is too big to fail, it is too big to exist." The Vermont senator and Democratic presidential contender repeatedly cast rival Hillary Clinton as too close to moneyed interests to seriously take on the banks that have faced $204 billion in fines since 2009.
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Sanders pledged to draft a list of firms whose failure would put the U.S. economy at risk in his first 100 days in office
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Sanders repeatedly cast rival Hillary Clinton as too close to moneyed interests to seriously take on the banks

Question: "The reality is that fraud is the business model on @placeholder," he said.

Answer: Wall Street

Question: "Senator Sanders should go beyond his existing plans for reforming Wall Street and endorse @placeholder's tough, comprehensive proposals to rein in risky behavior within the shadow banking sector," Gensler said.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Hillary Clinton


(CNN) -- The Obama administration urged Qatar on Thursday to allow an American couple convicted of wrongdoing in the death of their adopted daughter to return to the United States. A heightened State Department appeal comes after the family increased pressure on U.S. officials to do more to secure the release of Matthew and Grace Huang. When their daughter, Gloria, died in January 2013, the couple was immediately arrested on charges they starved her to death. The Huangs, who maintained their daughter suffered from an eating disorder, have denied any wrongdoing in connection with her death and are fighting the conviction.
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State Department steps up pressure on Qatar over U.S. couple's conviction
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Matt and Grace Huang were tried and convicted in the death of their daughter
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They said the girl had an eating disorder, while Qatar prosecutors said they starved her
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The case comes at a delicate time for U.S. and Qatari ties

Question: "The @placeholder will continue to engage Qatari officials at the highest levels.

Answer: State Department

Answer: State Department

Question: "The State Department will continue to engage @placeholder officials at the highest levels.

Answer: Qatar

Answer: Qatar

Answer: Qatar

Answer: Qatari


British mother Pauline Alpin has not heard from her daughter Emma Venier (pictured) since she prepared to face Cyclone Pam in Vanuatu An anxious British mother has not heard from her 18-year-old daughter for five days after Cyclone Pam struck the Oceania island of Vanuatu. Pauline Alpin, 54, said she last received a text message from her daughter Emma Venier - a former head girl at Norwich High School - as she prepared to face Cyclone Pam before it ripped across the tiny island. The storm has killed at least 24 people and left more than 3,300 homeless in the South Pacific island.
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Pauline Aplin, 54, last got a text from daughter Emma prior to Cyclone Pam
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18-year-old Emma Venier was a former head girl at Norwich High School
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She flew out to Vanuatu last month to take part in a volunteering project
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Storm has killed at least 24 people and left more than 3,300 homeless

Question: @placeholder was in the path of the category five storm when it unexpectedly changed direction

Answer: Vanuatu

Answer: Vanuatu

Answer: Vanuatu


(CNN) As a major blizzard blankets the Northeast and parts of the South, people caught in the storm are trying to make the best of a snowy situation. Those who did not get stranded on roads woke up on Saturday to piles of snow. Many got a day off from work, including the pandas at the Smithsonian's National Zoo in Washington after it closed Friday due to severe weather. Luckily for the rest of us, the Panda Cam stayed active, offering an irresistible view of giant panda Tian Tian rolling in the snow. Classes were canceled for many schools in the region affected by the storm, which means a snow weekend for some lucky students. Jon McIlvaine, a residential learning coordinator for one of the largest residence halls at Virginia Tech, spent Friday morning shoveling snow from the hall's entrances.
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Millions are in the path of a major winter storm
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Some people are hunkering down, trying to make the best of it

Question: The unamused Northerner said @placeholder's decision to shut down the city was "humorous," and the inevitable raiding of milk and bread from supermarket shelves was "darn cute."

Answer: Washington


Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo Lloris has indicated he would be open to a move to Manchester United if David de Gea leaves for Real Madrid. Lloris is reportedly on a United shortlist of possible replacements for De Gea, who is said to be considering his future with only one year left on his Old Trafford contract and Madrid keen on taking him back to Spain. In comments carried in The Sun, Lloris said: 'For the moment there is a goalkeeper at United and we are watchful of his situation. You have to keep a certain calm with all this. 'If things should happen then they'll happen naturally.'
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David de Gea looks set to leave Manchester United for Real Madrid
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Hugo Lloris is thought to be on United's list of possible replacements
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French keeper has suggested he would be open to switch if De Gea leaves
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Lloris says he wants to play Champions League football again

Question: 'At the moment, @placeholder is still Manchester United keeper so I have no need to talk about that.'

Answer: David de Gea

Answer: De Gea

Answer: David de Gea

Answer: De Gea


The West Indies believe they now dominate England captain Alastair Cook whose nightmare start to the series saw him fail in both innings of the first Test - along with opening partner Jonathan Trott. England finished on 116-3 to lead by 220 runs at the end of the third day in Antigua with seven second-innings wickets standing. But the hosts are jubilant that struggling Cook has twice fallen cheaply to the plan of bowling at him full and swinging around off stump. Alastair Cook failed with the bat once again on day three of the first Test in Antigua Captain Cook also fell cheaply as he was out for 13 after edging a Taylor delivery into the slips
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Alastair Cook's old failing against the full ball just outside off stump was again exploited by West Indies
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BBC's Test Match Special pundit Geoff Boycott questioned wisdom of Jonathan Trott returning to the England side
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England recovered from a shaky start to end third day of first Test on 116-3 in their second innings, a lead of 220

Question: Even more worrying for Eng@placeholder the form of Trott, whose footwork and head movement looked awry in both his brief knocks.

Answer: England

Answer: England

Answer: England

Answer: England


(CNN) New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie will take on an advisory role to help figure out ways the Trump administration can fight the opioid epidemic. President Donald Trump made the announcement at a meeting at the White House Wednesday, with Christie sitting by his side. Trump introduced him as a "very effective guy" and said the governor will work with representatives in state and local government, as well as law enforcement, medical professionals, and victims to figure out the best ways to deal with this epidemic. Since 1999, the number of overdose deaths involving opioids quadrupled. From 2000 to 2015, more than 500,000 people died from drug overdoses, and opioids account for the majority of those deaths. It's estimated 91 Americans die every day from this addiction, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and for every death, more than 30 others are admitted to the emergency room.
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New Jersey has seen a big increase in drug overdose deaths, with 1,600 lives lost in 2015
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie to chair commission to help fight the opioid epidemic

Question: @placeholder, there would be 100 more people on top of the 1,600 that we lost last year for this epidemic," Brogan said.

Answer: Chris Christie


(CNN) Doublethink is, of course, a construct made famous by George Orwell's classic and newly popular novel, "1984." It is the ability -- for all who engage -- to believe two apparently contradictory things at the same time, no matter what the facts actually state. So, for instance, President Donald Trump might be able to believe that 3 million people voted fraudulently in this country while also believing that his win was historic in nature. Never mind that the studies he cites as evidence do not provide any evidence. (One study, by the Brennan Center for Justice, concluded that the rate of voter fraud was minuscule --between 0.00004% and 0.0009%.)
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Gloria Borger writes that Trump might be able to believe that 3 million people voted fraudulently while also believing that his win was historic in nature.
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The studies he cites as evidence do not provide any evidence, she notes

Question: So maybe it would be easy to say this is just @placeholder being Trump, and he should get on with the business of governing.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: So maybe it would be easy to say this is just Trump being @placeholder, and he should get on with the business of governing.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) New York organizations trusted him to care for nearly 140 foster children over the past two decades but on Friday, Cesar Gonzales-Mugaburu denied charges he molested several of them. Gonzales-Mugaburu, 59, is accused of sexually abusing seven boys under his care, one as young as 8 years old, according to the Suffolk County District Attorney's office. He pleaded not guilty at an arraignment in Suffolk County Court on Friday morning. "We believe there are many more victims and we are asking them to come forward, even if the crimes happened many years ago," Suffolk County District Attorney Thomas Spota said Friday.
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Cesar Gonzales-Mugaburu, 59, is accused of sexually abusing seven of his foster children; one boy was 8 years old
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The New York organizations that placed nearly 140 children in his care over the past 19 years say they are troubled by allegations
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Gonzales-Mugaburu pleaded not guilty at an arraignment on Long Island on Friday morning

Question: Anello said SCO had placed 71 children in @placeholder-Mugaburu's home.

Answer: Cesar Gonzales

Answer: Gonzales

Answer: Cesar Gonzales

Answer: Gonzales

Question: Anello said SCO had placed 71 children in Gonzales-@placeholder's home.

Answer: Mugaburu

Answer: Mugaburu

Answer: Mugaburu

Answer: Mugaburu


A homeless couple forced to live in their car after pay-day loan debts spiralled out of control are getting their lives back on track - thanks to a caring businessman. Philip and Victoria Sherlock have been living out of their car for three months, after a stomach operation meant Philip could no longer work as a £400 a week gardener. Their loss of income saw Victoria take on more hours as a shop assistant, but the desperate couple then had their benefits cut. Philip was given a lifeline by local businessman Jasen Jackiw (right) a Manchester business owner who heard about the story on a TV programme
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Philip and Victoria Sherlock, from Warrington, forced to live in Ford Focus
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Pay day loan costs went out of control after he had a stomach operation
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The pair left their home and lived out of the car, washing at supermarkets
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Philip was handed a lifeline by local businessman who gave him a new job

Question: @placeholder, 42, added: 'Jasen saw what I was going through, and it's heart-warming that there are people out there who will do this for a total stranger and I'm really enjoying the job.

Answer: Philip

Answer: Philip

Answer: Philip

Answer: Philip

Answer: Philip


Nanjing, China (CNN) -- Off-camera, I'm getting parenting advice from China's first athlete to win gold in any sport at the Winter Olympics. "Your daughter should go for ice skating," Yang Yang advises me. "It's great for her balance!" My five-year old is more swimmer than skater but I appreciate Yang's words and especially her intention. She's encouraging me to share the life-changing benefits of sport, not to necessarily groom a future Olympian. Yang herself is a product of a vigorous state system that created elite national athletes. She brought home that long-awaited gold medal in short-track speed skating from the Salt Lake City Olympiad in 2002.
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China has created a vigorous state system that has produced elite national athletes
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But some argue the emphasis on winning has discouraged many children
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At the other end of the scale, sport is not considered a part of your education in China
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China has also struggled in sports like football, interest in holding a Winter Olympics is low

Question: More than a decade ago, @placeholder was in it to win it.

Answer: Yang Yang

Answer: Yang

Answer: Yang


Host commentator So that's it from the Sportsmail live coverage of Real Madrid versus Granada. Goals from Cristiano Ronaldo (five, yes, five), Karim Benzema (two), Gareth Bale and a Diego Mainz own goal secure a huge win. Robert Ibanez scored Granada's consolation. Thanks for following our coverage. If you enjoyed it, why not follow our minute-by-minute updates of Tottenham Hotspur's trip to Burnley back in the Barclays Premier League. Our live coverage has started HERE. That's it at the Bernabeu. Final score, Real Madrid 9-1 Granada. The biggest win of the La Liga season and what a way for the home side to get back to winning ways after El Clasico!
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Real Madrid take on Granada in La Liga early Sunday kick-off
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Carlo Ancelotti's side four points off Barcelona in the title race
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Real were beaten 2-1 in El Clasico last time out before international break

Question: @placeholder are ruthless and there could be more with 34 minutes to go.

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid


(CNN) Puerto Rico on Sunday overwhelmingly voted for statehood. But Congress, the only body that can approve new states, will ultimately decide whether the status of the US commonwealth changes. Ninety-seven percent of the votes in the nonbinding referendum favored statehood, an increase over the results of a 2012 referendum, official results from the State Electoral Commission show. It was the fifth such vote on statehood. "Today, we the people of Puerto Rico are sending a strong and clear message to the US Congress ... and to the world ... claiming our equal rights as American citizens, Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rosselló said in a news release.
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Puerto Rico voted Sunday in favor of US statehood

Question: For one, they can truthfully say, "Don't blame me, I didn't vote for them," when discussing the @placeholder presidency.

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: US


(CNN) -- The United Nations is demanding full access to refugee camps that are home to an estimated quarter of a million people fleeing war in Sri Lanka, the United Nations Children's Fund said Tuesday. Displaced Tamil civilians at Manic farm in the northern Sri Lankan district of Vavuniya on May 7, 2009 "People are arriving into camps sick, malnourished and some with untended wounds of war," UNICEF Executive Director Ann Veneman said in a written statement. "... Water and sanitation needs are critical." About 65,000 people have fled what had been the fighting zone in northeast Sri Lanka over the past few days, the United Nations said Monday, bringing to 265,000 the number of internally displaced people.
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U.N. demanding full access to refugee camps, home to people fleeing civil war
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Camps are home to an estimated quarter of a million people
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65,000 people have fled fighting over past few days; 265,000 now internally displaced
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U.N. says its access to camps in Vavuniya had been curtailed in recent days

Question: @placeholder and others are supplying food and water, emergency health kits, cooking pots, water purification tablets, and student and teacher kits, the agency said.

Answer: United Nations

Answer: United Nations Children's Fund

Answer: UNICEF

Answer: United Nations

Answer: U.N.

Answer: U.N.


The December test flight of the Orion capsule was widely hailed as a huge success. It was the first time that Nasa had launched spaceship a designed to carry astronauts far beyond Earth in nearly half a century. Nasa attempted to find out in today's test flight of an Orion mock-up, which touched down in the Arizona desert after engineers intentionally failed two different parachutes. An image taken by Verge reporter, Loren Grush, shows how the Orion capsule landed 'almost upsidedown'. During the test, a C-17 aircraft dropped a model Orion capsule from its cargo bay at an altitude of 35,000ft (6.5 miles) in the skies above the U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground in Yuma, Arizona.
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A test version of Orion touched down in the Arizona desert today
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Engineers intentionally failed two parachutes used craft slow down
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Despite the parachutes failing, Orion landed gently on the desert floor
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Nasa hopes to use the spacecraft send astronauts to an asteroid in the 2020s and ultimately take them to Mars in the 2030s

Question: @placeholder's parachute system is a critical part of returning future crews who will travel to an asteroid, on toward Mars and return to Earth in the spacecraft.

Answer: Orion

Answer: Orion

Answer: Orion

Answer: Orion

Answer: Orion

Answer: Orion


(CNN) -- When Tad Agoglia started to clean up the mess caused by Hurricane Katrina, he couldn't help thinking he was weeks behind schedule. It was two months after the storm, and his crane operating company had just been hired to help in Louisiana. "I wondered what it would have been like if I had been there on day one," Agoglia said. Frustrated by the kind of bureaucratic red tape that delayed aid after Katrina, Agoglia started the First Response Team of America, a mobile, "24-hour-a-day firehouse" that provides free emergency aid within hours of a catastrophe. Since 2007, the nonprofit group has responded to many of the country's worst natural disasters, including floods in Rhode Island and Tennessee and tornadoes in Alabama and Mississippi.
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A trio of CNN Heroes is still working to restore the Gulf after Hurricane Katrina
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Tad Agoglia is helping to clean up the oil spill, which has complicated comeback efforts
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Liz McCartney is trying to get families out of FEMA trailers and back into homes
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Derrick Tabb is reaching out to the youth of New Orleans with his after-school music program

Question: And he is proud at how his city has bounced back from @placeholder.

Answer: Hurricane Katrina

Answer: Katrina

Answer: Hurricane Katrina


(CNN) President Donald Trump kept his decision to fire FBI Director James Comey extraordinarily close to the vest in the 48 hours leading up to the stunning announcement, people close to the White House said, before ultimately concluding that Comey "was his own man" and could not be trusted in a role so pivotal to the presidency. A longtime friend who talked to the President over the weekend described him as "white hot," a mood that set the table for Comey's firing. Trump did not seek a wide range of viewpoints on Comey, several people familiar with the matter told CNN, unlike his approach on many difficult choices.
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Trump was unhappy at Comey's congressional testimony
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He eventually fired the FBI director Tuesday
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White House communications staffers were unprepared to sell the decision to the public

Question: The President complained, with expletives, about Comey's "mildly nauseous" answer and said his answer when pressed on leaks convinced the President he was far less concerned about the leaks than @placeholder thought he should be.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) Complaints of adverse health events related to cosmetic and personal care products more than doubled from 2015 to 2016, according to a study published Monday in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine. The majority of those complaints stemmed from hair care products. Northwestern University researchers looked at complaints collected by the Food and Drug Administration from 2004 to 2016. The information came from the FDA's Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition's Adverse Event Reporting System, which allows consumers or health care professionals to submit complaints about harm caused by using cosmetic products. The study found that there were 706 related adverse events reported in 2015 and 1,591 in 2016. Compared with the average number of reports across the 12-year study period, that's a 78% increase in 2015 and a 300% increase in 2016.
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Complaints of adverse health events from personal care products more than doubled from 2015 to 2016
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Currently, the FDA has limited regulation over cosmetics and personal care products

Question: The @placeholder has no authority to recall cosmetics products, although it can recommend recalls.

Answer: Food and Drug Administration

Answer: FDA

Answer: FDA

Question: The @placeholder may take regulatory action against cosmetics on the market that do not comply with the laws we enforce, if we have reliable information indicating that a cosmetic is adulterated or misbranded."

Answer: Food and Drug Administration

Answer: FDA

Answer: FDA


One Georgia mother remained remarkably calm when she walked into the kitchen and found that her three-year-old daughter had completely covered her 18-month-old son in peanut butter. The proud big sister, Emily, had somehow gotten her hands on an enormous container of peanut butter, and proceeded to slather it all over her little brother, Ethan - painting him with the sticky substance from his head right down to his toes. Their mom, Gina Gardner Brown, 44, recently shared a video she took of the mischievous moment on Facebook, explaining that it occurred over a decade ago - but is no less hysterical to watch.
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Gina Gardner Brown, from Georgia, walked into the kitchen to see that one child had emptied a container of peanut butter on the other
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The video shows Gina, now 44, finding her son Ethan covered in the goo, which has even plastered down one of his eyelids
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Her daughter Emily is clearly proud of the transformation, though she admits she doesn't know why she did it

Question: @placeholder - realizing that she doesn't seem to be getting in trouble after all - rubs more peanut butter between her fingers before wiping it down the side of her brother's face.

Answer: Emily

Answer: Emily


(CNN) For the first time, eight planets have been found orbiting a distant star, Kepler-90, 2,545 light-years from Earth in the Draco constellation, NASA announced Thursday. It is the first star known to support as many planets as are orbiting our own sun, and researchers believe that this is the first of many to come. Researchers had known that seven planets were orbiting the star. But Google Artificial Intelligence -- which enables computers to "learn" -- looked at archival data obtained by NASA's planet-hunting Kepler telescope and uncovered the eighth planet. With the idea of eventually differentiating among exoplanets, Christopher Shallue, senior software engineer at Google AI in California, and Andrew Vanderburg, astronomer and NASA Sagan postdoctoral fellow at the University of Texas, Austin, trained a computer how to differentiate between images of cats and dogs.
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For the first time, eight planets have been found orbiting Kepler-90
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It is tied with our solar system for a star hosting the most known planets

Question: Although @placeholder is a sun-like star, the planets are all bunched together in tight orbits around it -- the same distance that Earth is from the sun.

Answer: Kepler-90

Answer: Kepler

Answer: Kepler-90


Tim Sherwood returned to White Hart Lane with his Aston Villa side on Saturday and recorded a hugely important 1-0 victory against Tottenham to dramatically increase his team's chances of Premier League survival. Sherwood is renowned for his fiery displays on the touchline, so how did he fare during what is undoubtedly one of the more emotive fixtures for him? Sportsmail explains... Tim Sherwood was visibly delighted at recording a victory with Aston Villa against Tottenham CROWD REACTION All was going well until his exuberant celebrations at the final whistle, which prompted an angry reaction from the home fans in the West Stand but he merely shook his fist at them and disappeared down the tunnel.
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Christian Benteke gave Aston Villa a 1-0 win over Tottenham on Saturday
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Benteke's first-half strike moves Villa into 15th in the Premier League
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Tim Sherwood returned to White Hart Lane for the first time since last year

Question: Sherwood coud not resist a lively celebration when the final whistle confirmed the victory for @placeholder

Answer: Aston Villa

Answer: Aston Villa

Answer: Aston Villa

Answer: Villa


An enormous monument recording the scoreline of every England national football team defeat is expected to sell for £600,000 at auction. Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan created the untitled piece in 1999 to celebrate the England national side's regular disappointments. Etched into black granite was every occasion the England side lost, from their 2-1 defeat to Scotland in 1874 up until Romania's 2-1 victory at the 1998 World Cup. The enormous granite piece of art (pictured) is expected to sell for £600,000 at auction The artwork begins with a 2-1 defeat to Scotland in 1874 and ends with 1998's World Cup loss to Romania
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Huge granite monument created by Italian artist set to sell for £600,000
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Maurizio Cattelan, known for his satirical work, created the piece in 1999
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Etched in the rock is the scoreline of every national football team loss
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It starts with a 1874 defeat to Scotland and ends in Romania's 1998 victory
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It is up for auction next week at Sotheby's New Bond St gallery in London

Question: The monument is being offered with a guide price of £400,000 - £600,000, which the average @placeholder footballer could pay for with one months' salary.

Answer: England national football team

Answer: England

Answer: England


(CNN) Somaliland President Ahmed Mohamed Silanyo recently claimed that more than one million citizens, out of the country's population of 3.4 million, had signed a petition calling for the international community to recognise Somaliland. Since 1991, and the collapse of the Siad Barre regime in Somalia, the region has declared itself independent. But should it? The examples of the secession of South Sudan and Eritrea raise serious questions and doubts about the outcomes of breakaway states. The general approach to calls for secession in Africa, as set out by the African Union (AU) and its predecessor the Organisation of African Unity, is that they should be opposed. The most frequently heard argument against secession is that granting the right to one country invites others to take the same step.
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Somaliland wants to be recognized as an independent country
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Currently 54 African countries are members of the UN

Question: South Sudan has imploded into impoverishment and widespread conflict, leading some to call for it to become a UN mandate, with the presence of a long-term @placeholder force.

Answer: UN


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump previewed a budget plan Wednesday he said would be focused intently on slashing spending in a bid to reduce the national debt. It's one of three major legislative proposals the White House is preparing ahead of Trump's address to lawmakers next week, his first speech to a joint session of Congress as President. Trump said Wednesday that plans were nearly final for a health care measure that would replace the Affordable Care Act, and for the tax reform package that he promised on the campaign trail. The White House said Trump was aiming to release his budget blueprint by mid-March, though officials acknowledged the document would amount to only a framework, and not a full plan, since key members of the White House team have just begun work. Mick Mulvaney, Trump's budget director, was confirmed last week.
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It's one of three major upcoming legislative proposals
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Trump is aiming to release his budget blueprint by mid-March

Question: A president's budget typically acts as a statement of @placeholder priorities rather than an actual legislative vehicle.

Answer: White House

Answer: White House

Answer: White House


Washington (CNN) A woman has accused Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas of groping her in 1999, when she met him as a young Truman Foundation Scholar at a dinner party in Falls Church, Virginia. On October 7, Moira Smith posted on Facebook -- her account is now deactivated -- that Thomas groped her at her boss' dinner party when she was 23. "He groped me while I was setting the table, suggesting I should sit 'right next to him,'" Smith wrote, according to the post as reported by the National Law Journal. The Supreme Court declined to comment to CNN, pointing to a Thomas statement it provided the National Law Journal: "This claim is preposterous and it never happened."
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Moira Smith says Justice Clarence Thomas groped her in 1999
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Smith made the allegation on Facebook earlier this month
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Thomas says the "claim is preposterous and it never happened"

Question: Smith recounted her story to National Law Journal about the night with @placeholder.

Answer: Clarence Thomas

Answer: Thomas

Answer: Thomas

Answer: Justice Clarence Thomas

Answer: Thomas