(CNN) Thousands of counterdemonstrators marched Saturday in downtown Boston in a largely peaceful response to a self-described free speech rally that had sparked concerns of possible violence. The march and rally came one week after racially motivated protests in Charlottesville, Virginia, turned deadly. There were no major incidents reported Saturday in Boston, but police said 33 were arrested -- mostly for disorderly conduct and assaults on police officers. "It's clear today that Boston stood for peace and love, not bigotry and hate," Boston Mayor Marty Walsh said. Live updates: Boston rally Amid a heavy police presence, men, women and children from diverse backgrounds showed up Saturday morning to march from the Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center in Roxbury to Boston Common, the nation's oldest park.
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No major incidents and 33 arrested, police say
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Boston Common rally followed last week's violence in Charlottesville, Virginia

Question: "@placeholder is a beautiful city, but Boston needs to get it together," counterdemonstrator Lewis Goody said.

Answer: Boston

Answer: Boston

Answer: Boston

Answer: Boston

Answer: Boston

Answer: Boston Common

Answer: Boston Common


Washington  (CNN) Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward of Watergate fame argued Saturday night that good journalism is more crucial to a free society than ever in a climate of increasing hostility between the White House and the press. The speeches from the revered journalists came on the occasion of the first White House correspondents' dinner since 1981 in which the sitting president did not attend. Ronald Reagan missed the dinner that year while recovering from an assassination attempt, but delivered remarks by phone. Before that, Richard Nixon was the last president to skip the dinner. Bernstein, a CNN contributor, led the remarks by saying that Nixon targeted the media in an attempt to divert attention from his own misconduct and that of his administration's officials.
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Bernstein said Nixon targeted the media in an attempt to divert attention from his own misconduct
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Woodward offered a critical reflection on the state of the mainstream media in 2017

Question: "@placeholder tried to make the conduct of the press more the issue in Watergate instead of the conduct of the President and his men," Bernstein said, speaking to a sold-out crowd in the nation's capital.

Answer: Richard Nixon

Answer: Nixon

Answer: Nixon

Question: "Richard Nixon tried to make the conduct of the press more the issue in @placeholder instead of the conduct of the President and his men," Bernstein said, speaking to a sold-out crowd in the nation's capital.

Answer: Watergate


Seventy years since the Third Reich was consumed in blood and fire the hunt is on for the loot that the Nazis left behind. The reported discovery of a legendary Nazi 'ghost' train packed with gold and money by two treasure hunters hidden in a long-forgotten tunnel in the Polish mountains will only serve to fuel what has become an obsession for many Germans. The hunters claim they have uncovered the train, packed with guns and gems, that became the stuff of local legend as the Nazis hid their treasures from the advancing Soviet Red Army. Legend has it that the Germans hid their treasures as insurance policies to help fleeing war criminals escape and set up new lives at the end of the Second World War.
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Train packed with Nazi treasures, gems, money, gems and gold reportedly uncovered in a mountain in Poland
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£12,000 gold bar was discovered in a lake near Hitler's mountain hideaway
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Discovery fuelling the pursuit of up to £20billion worth of missing treasure
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Includes silverware the Nazis stole from Jews and gold from bank vaults
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At least seven people have died looking for treasure in freezing LakeToplitz

Question: They range from the innumerable family silver sets taken from Jews to plundered church chalices and the accumulated gold that @placeholder robbers took from vaults across all the conquered lands.

Answer: Nazis

Answer: Nazi

Answer: Nazis

Answer: Nazi

Answer: Nazis


Vilseck, Germany (CNN)  -- U.S. soldiers interrogated by the Army in the 2007 murders of four Iraqi detainees blamed a military policy they said made it too hard to detain suspected insurgents, a CNN investigation has found. Soldiers questioned in the killings said the sergeant in command of their detachment ordered the suspected insurgents killed because Army rules made it too difficult to hold them. "They're gonna be right back on the streets," one soldier put it. CNN obtained an extraordinary 23½ hours of Army interrogation videotapes that detail the March 2007 executions of the prisoners by three sergeants who were attached to Alpha Company, 1st Battalion, 18th Infantry Regiment.
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CNN obtained an extraordinary 23½ hours of Army interrogation videotapes
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Tapes detail March 2007 executions of four Iraqi prisoners by three sergeants
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Tapes show one of the sergeants confessing to the crime
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Watch Saturday, Sunday at 8 and 11 p.m. ET; read blog posts: Abbie Boudreau; Scott Zamost

Question: The interrogators press him about who killed the fourth @placeholder.

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraqi


London (CNN) Russian President Vladimir Putin probably approved the operation by Russian agents to kill former FSB spy Alexander Litvinenko in 2006, a detailed UK inquiry has concluded. Retired High Court Judge Robert Owen, who conducted the inquiry, wrote that he was "sure" that two former Russian agents poisoned the 44-year-old at a London hotel with highly radioactive polonium-210. And Owen wrote that he was also sure that the two men who allegedly poisoned Litvinenko -- former KGB and FSB employee Andrei Lugovoi and former Russian army officer Dmitri Kovtun -- were acting on behalf of others, probably the Russian spy service, the FSB.
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"Putin himself personally protected (poisoning suspect) Lugovoi," Litvinenko's widow tells CNN
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Russia's Foreign Ministry calls the inquiry politically motivated; Russia's ambassador goes to the UK Foreign Office
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Russian President Vladimir Putin "probably approved" operation by Russian agents to kill Litvinenko, UK inquiry concludes

Question: In an interview later in the day with CNN, she accused @placeholder of direct involvement.

Answer: Vladimir Putin

Answer: Putin

Answer: Vladimir Putin


(CNN) Pulse nightclub killer Omar Mateen sounded alternately angry, frazzled, evasive and condescending in nearly 30 minutes of phone conversations with an Orlando police negotiator. Though transcripts of the calls were already available, a judge decided Monday that audio of the 911 calls should be made public, providing the real-time sounds of a hostage crisis -- plus a chilling record of the killer's voice. Mateen first made contact with police, calling 911 at 2:35 a.m. to say, "I want to let you know I'm in Orlando and I did the shooting." When the dispatcher asked his identify, he said, "My name is I pledge allegiance to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi of the Islamic State." Then he hung up.
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Audio of conversations between Pulse nightclub killer, police negotiator is released
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Omar Mateen killed 49 people in June at the gay nightclub in Orlando

Question: Another judicial decision must be made about the @placeholder massacre.

Answer: Pulse


Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- Revolutionary forces attacked loyalist strongholds Friday in a failed attempt to snuff out continuing resistance from forces loyal to ousted Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi. In the fallen leader's hometown of Sirte, along the Mediterranean coast, anti-Gadhafi fighters pulled back Friday night after a day of chaotic, fierce street fighting. The number of casualties was unclear. A brigade of fighters from Misrata wrested control of the Al-Gurdabia military base and a civilian airport near the western edge of Sirte, according to the Misrata Military Council. Ali Gheliwan, a spokesman to the Misrata Military Council, said seven anti-Gadhafi fighters were killed and 31 wounded in Friday's fighting in Sirte.
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"We have the equipment and the weaponry" for a long war, says man identified as Gadhafi spokesman
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Security Council passes resolution establishing support mission
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Sirte, Sabha and Bani Walid are the last loyalist strongholds
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A Libyan delegation in Niger demands the return of Saadi Gadhafi

Question: The @placeholder government believes Gadhafi's family and loyalists could face the death penalty if they are returned to Libya, Amadou said.

Answer: Niger


Abby Wambach scored late in the first half and the USA women's national team went on to beat Nigeria 1-0 on Tuesday night for a first-place finish in its group at the Women's World Cup. It was Wambach's 14th World Cup goal, pulling her even with Birgit Prinz for second on the all-time list behind Brazil's Marta, who has 15. Wambach came off the bench for the United States in the team's last match against Sweden. Tuesday, she started up top with Alex Morgan, who was making her first World Cup start in Canada after working her way back from a bone bruise in her left knee.
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Abby Wambach scored the only goal of the game for the USA
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The experienced forward volleyed home right on the stroke of half-time
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Jillian Ellis' side finished top of the group and progressed to the last 16

Question: A scary moment came when @placeholder and Josephine Chukwunoye appeared to bump heads.

Answer: Abby Wambach

Answer: Wambach

Answer: Wambach

Answer: Abby Wambach


Moscow (CNN) -- Three members of the Russian punk rock band Pussy Riot pleaded not guilty Monday to charges of hooliganism after performing a song criticizing President Vladimir Putin in a Moscow church, Russia's state news agency reported. The charge, which carries a potential seven-year sentence, stems from an unusual performance they gave in February. "Mother Mary please drive Putin away," the band screamed, their faces covered in neon masks, inside Moscow's Christ Savior Cathedral. The anonymous, feminist protest band called it a punk prayer. Three of the women were arrested soon after, and have been in custody ever since. Two of the women have young children.
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Pussy Riot sang an anti-Putin song in Moscow's Christ Savior Cathedral
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Three band members face charges of hooliganism and up to seven years in prison
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They pleaded not guilty and apologized to offended Christians, RIA-Novosti says
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Amnesty International says the trial "never should have taken place"

Question: Pussy Riot is only one small part of the recent @placeholder protest movement.

Answer: anti-Putin


Philippe Coutinho is set to make his return from injury after he was included in the Liverpool squad that flew out to Switzerland. The Brazil international has missed the last four matches because of a hamstring problem but he trained at Melwood on Wednesday without issue and he is likely to be involved in the final Group B game against Sion on Thursday. Coutinho had just hit an outstanding vein of form and had been instrumental in the 4-1 dismantling of Manchester City on November 21 before he succumbed to injury; having lost Daniel Sturridge with a similar problem, Jurgen Klopp will be delighted to welcome back his playmaker.
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Philippe Coutinho has missed Liverpool's last four matches due to injury
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The Brazilian is set to play some part against Sion in the Europa League
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Daniel Sturridge has begun his rehab after suffering a hamstring problem
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Jordan Henderson included in travelling party but Jordon Ibe misses out

Question: @placeholder has admitted that Liverpool may look to tailor Sturridge’s training regime moving forward to prevent him suffering similar issues.

Answer: Jurgen Klopp


A New York investment banker is suing his ex-wife, who he claims has 'demonic capacities', after she was granted custody of their child following allegations of domestic violence. Manuel Asensio, 60, said his unionship with former fashion model Emilie Bosak was a 'marriage of convenience when they wed in 2003. He is suing her for defamation, making false statements and breach of prenup terms for unspecified damages. The couple, who wed in 2003, separated in 2007 before their divorce was finalized in 2013. Bosak went to the police three different times between 2010 to 2014 claiming that she had suffered domestic abuse at the hands of Asensio, court papers obtained by the New York Post state.
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Manuel Asensio, 60, is also suing Emilie Bosak for making false statements and breaching their prenuptial agreement
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The couple, who separated in 2007 and divorced in 2013, were supposed to have shared custody of their 10-year-old daughter
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But Bosak obtained an orders of protections against Asensio after going to the police on three separate occasions with domestic abuse allegations
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Asensio claims in the lawsuit that their unionship was a 'marriage of convenience' and that Bosak tried to extort $2million from him
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Bosak's lawyer claims Asensio owes 'tens of thousands' in child support

Question: @placeholder is currently the founder, chairman and president of Asensio & Company.

Answer: Manuel Asensio

Answer: Asensio

Answer: Manuel Asensio

Answer: Asensio

Answer: Asensio

Answer: Asensio


The head of a  $100m new search for intelligent alien life using two of the world's most powerful telescopes has revealed the projects chances of success. Speaking to Dailymail.com, Pete Worden, the ex-head of Nasa's Ames Research Center, said the team behind the project, which includes Professor Stephen Hawking and Professor Lord Rees, Astronomer Royal, made the calculation 'as we were waiting for the press conference announcing this to start'. Scientists taking part in the $100 million (£64 million) initiative will also scan the very centre of our galaxy along with 100 of the closest galaxies for low power radio transmissions.
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Breakthrough Initiative will scour one million of the closest stars to Earth
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It will use two powerful radio telescopes to listen for alien transmissions
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A third telescope will search for faint laser signals from other worlds
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The project will cover 10 times more sky and be 50 times more sensitive than previous attempts to search for intelligent extraterrestrial life

Question: With the @placeholder, the learning curve is likely to bend upward significantly.'

Answer: Breakthrough Initiative


A British man arrested for the alleged violent rape of a young English backpacker walked free from a Cambodian court today after prosecutors were shown 'overwhelming evidence' of his innocence. Nick Laycock, from Slough, spent two days locked in a grim prison cell in the Cambodian town of Kampot after he was arrested  at a guest house where he has been working for the past six months. The 25-year-old was held based on statements from the woman he was said to have raped and two young female witnesses. Speaking exclusively to MailOnline after his release, Mr Laycock said: 'I'm greatly relieved – I said all along that I was innocent.'
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Nick Laycock, 25, released after  two days locked in grim Cambodian prison
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He went for a walk along river with female backpacker, 22, after leaving bar
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He was accused of attacking her because she suffered injury to her wrist
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But CCTV shows she sustained injuries in fall after having consensual sex
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My Laycock told MailOnline: 'I'm relieved. I said all along I was innocent'

Question: When he arrived at the Kampot court today, Mr Laycock was told that after prosecutors had studied all the evidence, including @placeholder footage, they had decided not to press charges.

Answer: CCTV


The 16-year-old whose arm had to be amputated after a shark attacked him has been released from a North Carolina hospital. Officials at New Hanover Regional Medical Center said Thursday that Hunter Treschl, of Colorado Springs, Colorado, was released on Thursday. They said they would release no further information about the teen at the request of his family. Treschl's left arm was amputated below his shoulder after a shark attacked him Sunday in the water off the North Carolina coast. Scroll down to video Treschl and his cousin were 'playing around in the waves' at a North Carolina beach when he felt something bump into his left calf.
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Hunter Treschl , 16, from Colorado Springs, lost his left arm below the shoulder in shark attack on Oak Island, North Carolina, on Sunday
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Treschl  was in waist-deep water when he felt the shark bump into him
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He was released Thursday from New Hanover Regional Medical Center
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Kiersten Yow, 12, had her left arm ripped off by a shark below the elbow on the same beach an hour earlier

Question: Also attacked that day was 12-year-old Kiersten Yow of Asheboro, @placeholder.

Answer: North Carolina

Answer: North Carolina

Answer: North Carolina

Answer: North Carolina


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump still hasn't named a number of key deputy secretaries to back up his Cabinet -- posts that experts say are essential to smooth functioning of the government. The lack of nominees for the key positions comes as Trump still needs to fill nearly 2,000 appointed positions in governments -- and as Democrats continue to slow-walk confirmations of the nominees he has named. The White House strongly disputes that it is behind, pointing the finger at Democrats for delaying the process. Four deputy secretary positions are seen as especially important because of the role of the agencies involved in national security and the economy: deputy secretary of state, treasury, defense and deputy attorney general.
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The pace lags behind his predecessors
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Trump still needs to fill nearly 2,000 appointed positions in governments

Question: That's on top of 23 @placeholder-level nominations, including one who withdrew.

Answer: Cabinet


(CNN) Are we living in an alternate reality, one in which Bill Maher and Bernie Sanders are sticking up for Ann Coulter? What could have caused this rip in the space-time continuum? The so-called birthplace of the free speech movement, the University of California at Berkeley, has once again engaged in liberal censorship, this time of Ann Coulter, using the fear of violence as cover to suppress a voice it did not like. Conservative columnist Ann Coulter was invited to speak at UC Berkeley by the Berkeley College Republicans. Given recent violence against conservative speakers in Berkeley, the college cancelled the speech. Coulter, to her credit, offered suggestions as to how to better deal with any problems -- to expel any students engaging in violence or trying to stop the speech from happening. That solution apparently was not good enough for UC Berkeley, which instead decided to reschedule the talk, but on a date when there would be no students on campus.
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Marc Randazza: Berkeley should be the epicenter of the marketplace of ideas
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Unfortunately, it has become the most intolerant place in America, he writes

Question: Despite my politics somewhat aligning with them, I consider them to be my enemy --  not @placeholder.

Answer: Ann Coulter

Answer: Ann Coulter

Answer: Ann Coulter

Answer: Coulter


Full-back Scott Grix made history with the quickest hat-trick from the start of a Super League match as Huddersfield made it three successive wins to climb up to fourth in the table. The Giants, who began the season with three straight defeats, never looked back after former Wakefield player Grix's three tries inside the first nine minutes helped put them 18-0 up and on their way to a fourth successive win at Belle Vue. Wakefield hit back to close the gap to four points early in the second half but further tries from two other Wakefield old boys, Danny Brough and Brett Ferres, plus others from Leroy Cudjoe and Ukuma Ta'ai, helped the visitors to a comfortable 44-14 victory.
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Scott Grix scored quickest hat-trick from start of Super League match
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Huddersfield Giants record their third straight victory
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Win moves Huddersfield up to fourth in the Super League table

Question: The match was memorable for @placeholder's early heroics but little else as both sides produced a string of errors to leave both coaches frustrated.

Answer: Scott Grix

Answer: Grix

Answer: Scott Grix


(CNN) -- In "Seeking a Friend for the End of the World," the plot is simple: An asteroid headed for Earth is ready to wipe out life as we know it. But the film isn't just a rehashing of the doomsday plots you might be familiar with from movies like "Deep Impact" or "Armageddon." Instead, the film follows Dodge (Steve Carell) on a last-minute road-trip with his neighbor, Penny (Keira Knightley), as they drive from New York to Delaware in search of Dodge's high school girlfriend -- "the one that got away." Along with Carell and Knightley, the film has a stellar supporting cast, including Connie Britton, Adam Brody, Rob Corddry and Patton Oswalt, to name a few. The story mixes a range of emotions -- regret, spite, fear and love -- through this backdrop of pending doom, balancing humor and sadness with dread.
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Screenwriter Lorene Scafaria makes directorial debut with 'Seeking a Friend'
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The film follows two neighbors as they prepare for an asteroid to wipe out life on Earth
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Scafaria saw the film as a way to explore human emotions

Question: I feel very much like (Knightley's character) @placeholder in that sense, where I try to live my life to the fullest.

Answer: Penny


Diego Costa is set to find out if the FA will take retrospective action for his part in the incident that led to Gabriel’s dismissal. Costa was up to his old tricks as he got away with numerous challenges, arm swings, elbows and scratches as his Chelsea side Chelsea beat Arsenal. But it's not the first time the striker has found himself in trouble... Sportsmail takes a look at other times the Spaniard as overstepped the mark. Sergio Ramos and Pepe were played at their own game by Costa during the Madrid derby at the Bernabeu in 2012. The Real Madrid duo are used to playing games and getting things their own way on the pitch – especially when playing at their own stomping ground.
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Striker Diego Costa played a blinder in getting Gabriel sent off on Saturday
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But the Chelsea man could still face action for his antics against Arsenal
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It's certainly not the first time the fiery striker has overstepped the mark
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Sportsmail looks at other times he's made headlines for the wrong reasons

Question: It was Zabaleta's second yellow card of the game and he was subsequently sent off, while @placeholder remained on the pitch.

Answer: Diego Costa

Answer: Costa

Answer: Costa

Answer: Diego Costa


(CNN) -- For the wife of at least one survivor of the Deepwater Horizon disaster, April 20, 2010 is the day she lost her husband. Meccah Boynton-Brown says although her husband Doug made it off the ill-fated rig, he will never be the same. "There were more than 11 lives lost that day. Yes, there are 11 people that will never come home and see their families again, and my heart is so sad for them," Boynton-Brown said. But she added, "I am married to a different person now. I will always stand by his side but it seems like his previous spirit and character will never return."
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"I am married to a different person now," says survivor's wife
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Rig survivors battling PTSD, traumatic brain injury, depression and anxiety
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Transocean does not specifically dispute their claims of injuries

Question: the first thing I think @placeholder wants is to sleep a whole night without having a nightmare," she said.

Answer: Doug


(CNN) Donald Trump is striking back at Mitt Romney on Thursday, after the 2012 Republican presidential nominee said his party's current front-runner could have a "bombshell" in his tax returns. "Mitt Romney, who was one of the dumbest and worst candidates in the history of Republican politics, is now pushing me on tax returns. Dope!" the billionaire businessman said in a series of Tweets attacking Romney. Trump wrote that tax returns have zero to do with a person's net worth, and all swung at the establishment wing of the Republican party, many of whom have coalesced behind Florida Sen. Marco Rubio as an answer to Trump and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz.
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Donald Trump said he will decide whether to release his tax returns and called Mitt Romney "yesterday's news"
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The 2012 Republican nominee's broadside followed Trump's thumping victories in three of the first four GOP nominating contests
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Romney warned Wednesday that Donald Trump's tax returns could contain a "bombshell"

Question: Opinion: It's over; @placeholder is going to be the Republican nominee

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


Bayern Munich playmaker Thiago admits coming on against Borussia Dortmund to make his first appearance in a year was an emotional moment and has thanked the German club. The midfielder hadn't played for the Bayern since March in 2014, when he suffered a serious knee injury against Hoffenheim, but came on for Philipp Lahm in the 1-0 win at the Westfalenstadion on Saturday. And Spain international Thiago said that after seeing the reaction of the fans it has reminded him of the joy in the sport and admitted: 'Football is my life'. Thiago came on for his first appearance in over a year against Borussia Dortmund on Saturday
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Thiago Alcantara hadn't played for Bayern Munich since March 2014
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Midfielder plays 10 minutes in 1-0 victory against Borussia Dortmund

Question: They've all been really supportive,' he told @placeholder's official website.

Answer: Bayern Munich

Answer: Bayern

Answer: Bayern Munich


It’s time to find out who really has the best taste as The Block’s four apartments are now on the market with the auctions pencilled in for April 28. Before then the apartments will be open to the public on April 11-12, with thousands of people expected to turn up for a look. Teams will be hoping to do better than The Block Glasshouse duos, including Darren and Dea who pocketed just $10,000 for months of hard work and time away from their family. Scroll down for video When it goes under the hammer next month Ayden and Jess hope that their efforts will be rewarded
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The Block’s four apartments are now on the market with the auctions pencilled in for April 28
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Apartments will be open to the public on April 11-12, with thousands of people expected to turn up for a look
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Contestants keep any money made over their reserves and the team that makes the most receives a $100,000 bonus
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Agents have started the hunt for the buyers of the renovated three-bedroom properties in trendy South Yarra

Question: Ayden and @placeholder's work has been given good reviews over the course of the series

Answer: Jess


(CNN) Long-term use of acetaminophen during pregnancy was associated with twice the risk of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder in children, according to a study published Monday in the journal Pediatrics. However, two experts believe that the data do not support these findings. Acetaminophen, also known as paracetamol, is the active ingredient in Tylenol and hundreds of over-the-counter and prescription medicines, according to the US Food and Drug Administration. It is commonly prescribed during pregnancy to relieve pain and fever, with an estimated 65% of pregnant women in America using the drug, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Researchers collected data from about 95,000 mothers with children born between 1999 and 2009
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Long-term acetaminophen use in pregnancy is related to more than a twofold increase in risk for ADHD in children
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The data does not support their conclusions, other experts say

Question: No evidence of a cause-effect relationship between the drug and @placeholder was found, Ystrøm and his colleagues concluded.

Answer: ADHD


Abu Dhabi (CNN) -- A great deal has been said about the five week long election underway in India. The world's largest democracy. 814 million people going to the polls. A candidate representing a family dynasty versus a firebrand chief minister. But this race will likely boil down to three simple numbers that impact every citizen in the country: growth, inflation and interest rates. To be blunt, they do not favor the incumbent Congress party which has ruled for the last decade. What's at stake? Economic growth came in at only 4.5% in the last fiscal year, the worst performance in a decade. We are awaiting the final tally for last year, but bets are it will be below 5%.
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John Defterios says India's election race will boil down to the economy
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He says the Indian business community thinks PM Singh lost his zeal for reform
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Whether it is in the U.S., Europe or Asia, pocketbook issues dominate, he writes

Question: A state-run apparatus stacked up against the sprawling democratic structure of @placeholder, with chief ministers of states controlling so much power.

Answer: India

Answer: India

Answer: Indian

Question: They were probably were led to that position by the three numbers that have clearly undermined support for the @placeholder.

Answer: Congress party


The Pentagon's inspector general has reportedly launched an investigation into U.S. military officials overseeing the fight against ISIS. Officials at United States Central Command, Centcom, are believed to have altered intelligence reports to provide a rosier picture of progress in the fight against ISIS, according to the New York Times. It is not yet known which or how many Centcom officials are under review, but the accusations had enough merit that the House and Senate Intelligence Committees have also been informed, the Times said. The investigation reportedly arose from a whistleblower complaint lodged by civilian analyst at the Defense Intelligence Agency.
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Officials at United States Central Command, Centcom, are believed to have altered intelligence reports to provide a rosier picture of progress
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It is not yet known which or how many Centcom officials are under review
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Accusations had enough merit that House and Senate Intelligence Committees were notified

Question: The information in the reports is classified, compelling the @placeholder' source to say no more.

Answer: New York Times

Answer: Times


Juventus and Barcelona meet at the Olympiastadion in Berlin on Saturday in an encounter that will be both team's eighth European Cup final. Coincidentally, with both sides already winning two trophies this season, whoever emerges victorious will complete the eighth major treble in history. But ahead of the showdown between two pillars of European football, Sportsmail reflects on both team's previous seven finals. The Old Lady met Ajax in the final of their first ever European Cup and were edged out by a header from Johnny Rep after only five minutes in Belgrade. Rep's goal meant Ajax won the trophy for the third straight season and a Juventus side featuring Fabio Capello and Dino Zoff were consigned to defeat.
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Juventus have won two and lost five of their seven European Cup finals
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Barcelona have four wins and three defeats from seven encounters
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Both teams can secure an eighth major treble with victory on Saturday

Question: Andriy Shevchenko converted the winning spot-kick and @placeholder have not returned to European football's showpiece fixture until Saturday's game.

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus


Nairobi, Kenya (CNN) -- A grenade explosion killed seven people and wounded another 24 on Sunday in a predominantly Somali neighborhood of Nairobi, a Kenya Red Cross official said. The grenade was tossed onto a minibus, known as a matatu, full of passengers riding through the Eastleigh section, according to local media reports. No group has claimed responsibility for this attack. Such attacks have escalated since Kenyan forces invaded neighboring Somalia last year to battle the Islamist militant group Al-Shabaab, blaming it for kidnappings of foreigners in the nation. A grenade thrown into a Kenyan church two weeks ago turned a prayer service into carnage, killing one worshipper and wounding 13 others.
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A grenade was tossed into a crowded minibus, local media reports say
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No group has claimed responsibility for this attack
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Attacks like this have escalated since Kenyan forces invaded neighboring Somalia last year

Question: @placeholder forces are engaged in a fight in SomalIa to debilitate Al-Shabaab.

Answer: Kenya

Answer: Kenya

Answer: Kenyan

Answer: Kenyan

Answer: Kenyan

Question: Kenyan forces are engaged in a fight in @placeholder to debilitate Al-Shabaab.

Answer: Somalia

Answer: Somalia


Juan Mata struck twice for Manchester United as Liverpool were dealt a major blow to their top-four hopes and captain Steven Gerrard was sensationally sent off within seconds of coming on. Ander Herrera's through ball found Mata on 14 minutes for the opener as Louis van Gaal's side got off to the perfect start. Brendan Rodgers brought on the experience and leadership of his captain Gerrard for the second half, but in less than a minute he was soon walking off in disgrace after a stamp on Ander Herrera. Star man Juan Mata celebrates his spectacular second goal in Manchester United's 2-1 win over Liverpool
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Juan Mata stars with 8/10 after two goals in Manchester United's win
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Steven Gerrard was sent off straight after coming on and rates 1/10
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Philippe Coutinho was Liverpool’s best with 7 and set up their goal
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Daley Blind, Marouane Fellaini and Ander Herrera all got 7 for United
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Fourth-placed United went five points clear of Liverpool after victory

Question: Unlucky not to keep out @placeholder’s first goal but had absolutely no chance with the second.

Answer: Juan Mata

Answer: Mata

Answer: Star

Answer: Juan Mata

Answer: Juan Mata

Question: He produced a composed finish to put @placeholder ahead and a spectacular one for the decisive second goal.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Answer: United


(CNN) -- Gunmen launched grenades and used machetes against Muslims being evacuated in a truck convoy in Central African Republic, killing at least three children and 19 adults, a humanitarian group said Saturday. At least 23 more people, including children, were injured in Friday's attack and were being treated in a hospital in Bouar, in the northwestern part of the country, said Michael McCusker with Save the Children in Bangui, the nation's capital. The African country has been wracked with such serious religious and ethnic violence, including between Muslims and Christians, that the United Nations has said it fears a genocide could be brewing, and aid groups warn of a humanitarian crisis.
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"It is a sign of the still fraught and highly dangerous situation," aid leader says
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Attackers strike a convoy carrying Muslims, Save the Children group says
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The African country is wracked by violence between Christians and Muslims
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At least 23 more people are injured and being treated at a hospital the group supports

Question: The Bouar hospital treats both Christians and @placeholder, the group said.

Answer: Muslims

Answer: Muslims

Answer: Muslims

Answer: Muslims


(CNN) US President Donald Trump's knack for diplomatic flattery will be tested in the Philippines on Monday when he and Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte meet for a state visit. Trump's time in the Philippines will be a delicate balancing act between praise and frankness with Duterte, a leader whose war on drugs has led to thousands of extrajudicial killings and drawn international condemnation. The visit, which will include stops at the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and East Asia summits, comes at the end of the President's five-country, 13-day visit to Asia. Trump plans to address human rights in his meetings with Duterte, senior administration officials told CNN.
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Trump plans to address human rights in his meetings with Duterte, officials said
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Trump will be in Manila for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and East Asia summits

Question: @placeholder has also repeatedly bragged about personally killing people when he was younger.

Answer: Rodrigo Duterte

Answer: Duterte

Answer: Duterte

Answer: Duterte


Washington (CNN) US President Donald Trump remains unconvinced that Russia attempted to influence the 2016 election, his new White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci said on Sunday. "He basically said to me, 'Hey you know, this is, maybe they did it, maybe they didn't do it,'" Scaramucci said of a recent conversation he'd had with the President about alleged Russian interference. Prior to Trump's inauguration, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence released an unclassified report showing the CIA, FBI and National Security Agency all concluded the Russian government attempted to influence the election to hurt Hillary Clinton and help Trump.
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Scaramucci said he didn't care about his past criticism of Trump
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He said he would address White House leaks on Monday

Question: And now that he is in his new job, Scaramucci said it was time for things to change in the @placeholder communications shop.

Answer: White House Communications

Answer: White House


Tyson Fury woke in his hotel bedroom the morning after the incredible night before, checked he wasn’t dreaming and told his pregnant wife Paris: ‘I’m the new heavyweight champion of the world.’ Then he vowed that the old Tyson Fury would remain completely unaffected by his historic upset of Wladimir Klitschko. In fact, evidence that Fury was still very much his own traveller man came with his preferred means for journeying back to Bolton. He was going by road to Rotterdam and then by cross-Channel ferry to Hull. The most outspoken man in boxing said: ‘I don’t feel any different this morning than I did two weeks ago.
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Tyson Fury doesn't think he'll be appreciated while he is still boxing
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Heavyweight champion likens himself to Lennox Lewis and Muhammad Ali
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Vows to remain unaffected by historic upset of Wladimir Klitschko
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'I am living proof of the power of God' after unanimous points victory
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Insists he will never fight David Haye after he twice pulled out in the past

Question: He says: ‘I do feel I’ve won some people over but @placeholder, who also said some controversial things, was not fully appreciated until he was gone.

Answer: Muhammad Ali


Tiger Woods fell seven strokes off the pace as four players tied for the lead after the third round of the Greenbrier Classic in West Virginia on Saturday. On a day when American Jason Bohn carded a nine-under-par 61 to join the logjam at the top, Woods battled to his highest score of the week, a 71, to fall to equal 47th at the Old White TPC in White Sulphur Springs. The 14-times major champion hit his share of good shots, but a couple of wild drives demonstrated yet again that his swing changes under coach Chris Como remain a work in progress.
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Tiger Woods fell seven strokes behind the leaders of the Greenbrier Classic on Saturday
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Jason Bohn carded a nine-under-par 61 as four players tied for the lead
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Woods battled to his highest score of the week, a 71, to fall to equal 47th

Question: @placeholder had no such problems as he accrued 10 birdies to come within two shots of the course record 59 held by Stuart Appleby.

Answer: Jason Bohn

Answer: Jason Bohn


February 10, 2017 In today's show, you'll learn why a major snowstorm in the U.S. Northeast isn't technically a nor'easter. We're also explaining how crowdsourcing technology is helping farmers overcome challenges and how DNA evidence was used to save a dog's life. And snowflakes get an extreme close-up. WEEKLY NEWSQUIZ Click for a printable version of the Weekly Newsquiz (PDF). 1. What country, whose scientists are not allowed to work with NASA, is hoping to become a major space power through missions to the dark side of the moon, Mars, and a probe to Jupiter? 2. As discussed on Monday's show, the American spacecraft Orion is designed to take as many as six astronauts into deep space for what duration of time?
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The Weekly Newsquiz tests your knowledge of events in the news

Question: Name the two scientists who in 1953 described the structure of @placeholder as a double helix.

Answer: DNA


It was hugs all round and a few curtsies too when the Netherlands' King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima arrived in Denmark this morning. Waiting at Copenhagen's Kastrup Airport was the Scandinavian country's 74-year-old monarch, Queen Margrethe, her husband Prince Henrik, 80 and their son Crown Prince Frederik, 46. But Maxima, glamorous in a grey coat by Dutch designer Claes Iversen, had serious competition in the style stakes from Australian-born Crown Princess Mary, 43, who was elegant in a nude coat and purple pillbox hat. Scroll down for video Sweeping a curtsey: Crown Princess Mary of Denmark curtsies to Queen Maxima at Kastrup Airport
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Dutch King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima are in Denmark
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Were greeted by Danish Royal Family, including Queen Margrethe
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With Elizabeth II, Margrethe is one of only two reigning queens
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Other Danish royals, including Crown Princess Mary, were also there

Question: On their way: Queen Margrethe prepares to show King Willem-Alexander his @placeholder honour guard

Answer: Denmark

Answer: Denmark

Answer: Danish


The unveiling of the David Jones Christmas windows is eagerly awaited each year - the department store known for its elaborate and creative annual displays. But since the glamorous launch of the windows on October 30, those who have visited the Sydney city store to view the creations have been less than impressed - even though they were the product of over 5,000 man hours. Hundreds of disappointed fans have taken to Facebook to slam the department store for their 2015 Colour Me in Christmas, Expedition of the Elves windows, which were illustrated by James Gulliver Hancock. 'So shocked and disapointed with the Christmas windows this year David Jones, hardly anything Christmassy about them colourless colouring in books and a few items draped over them then a small window with the nativity [sic],' one disappointed fan said on Facebook.
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The eagerly awaited David Jones Christmas display has failed to impress
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The elf-themed windows were illustrated by James Gulliver Hancock
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They have been the subject of heavy criticism from customers online
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Some say they don't look 'Christmassy', others say they look incomplete
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Despite this, the retailer has reported the best sales growth in 15 years

Question: The criticism is referring to the purposely incomplete designs that will be completed and coloured in live in store by @placeholder throughout December.

Answer: James Gulliver Hancock

Answer: James Gulliver Hancock


No one would talk about Bruce Jenner's Friday tell-all interview with Diane Sawyer - not ex Kris, nor his daughters Kendall and Kylie or even Khloe and Kourtney - when they stopped by Craig's in West Hollywood on Thursday evening. But Kim Kardashian was not afraid to discuss the upcoming chat when stopping by Variety's 2015 Power Of Women luncheon in New York City on Friday. 'The family is watching all together with Bruce, so I’m literally rushing out right after this to catch a flight home so they can wait and watch it with me.' the 34-year-old beauty told Extra.
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Kim, 34, said she would be watching Bruce's show with her family
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She was attending a Variety event in NYC just hours before the tell-all
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It was claimed that the former Olympian would be watching the show twice - once with the Kardashians and next with the Jenners

Question: She added: 'As a family we always support each other 100 per cent and I know that I see things online that there is this divide and this one doesn’t support this and this one doesn’t support this and you know it’s all ridiculous and it’s all rumors and we love everyone in the family and we support everyone equally so we're excited to watch tonight and I’m excited for Bruce to tell his story on @placeholder.'

Answer: Diane Sawyer

Question: Their wedding day: @placeholder and Kris looked happy when they tied the knot in 1991 with their kids in tow

Answer: Bruce Jenner

Answer: Bruce

Answer: Bruce


A thousand year-old potion made out of onions, garlic, wine and bile from a cow's stomach can kill hospital superbugs, scientists claim. The potent 10th century brew - used by Anglo Saxons to treat a stye (an abscess on the eyelid) destroyed 90 per cent of the bacteria on scraps of skin taken from mice with MRSA. Interestingly, the ingredients had little effect unless they were all brought together into the concoction, the study by Nottingham University researchers found. The garlic-based 'potion', listed in a thousand-year-old Anglo-Saxon manuscript, has been found to kill off the MRSA superbug Nottingham University microbiologists Dr Freya Harrison and Dr Steve Diggle with the garlic-based 'potion'
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Bald's eyesalve is a 10th century brew used by Anglo Saxons to treat styes
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Scientists found it killed 90% of bacteria on scraps of MRSA-infected skin
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Ingredients had little effects unless they were brought together in a mix
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Brewing method - using a brass vessel - was also found to be important

Question: 'But unlike many modern antibiotics, @placeholder's eye salve has the power to breach these defences.'

Answer: Bald


Washington (CNN) U.S. intelligence estimates now put the number of ISIS fighters in Libya between 4,000 to 6,000, double the number in the war-ravaged country last year, according to the top U.S. military commander in Africa. Gen. David Rodriguez, commander of U.S. Africa Command, said the intelligence community estimates the number of ISIS fighters in Libya at "around 4 to 6,000." He added that the number has "probably about doubled in the last 12 to 18 months, based on what their assessments were last year." Wracked by violence since the fall of Moammar Gadhafi in 2011, Libya has become a haven for militant groups.
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Libya has become a haven for militant groups
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Many of the foreign fighters flooding into Libya come from other northern African countries

Question: The U.S. continues to watch @placeholder closely, Rodriguez told reporters Thursday.

Answer: Libya

Answer: Libya

Answer: Libya

Answer: Libya

Answer: Libya


Jose Mourinho's Chelsea side have made a shocking start to the season, losing three of their opening five games while looking like a pale imitation of the 2014-15 Premier League champions. Their latest embarrassment came at Goodison Park on Saturday as a Steven Naismith hat-trick condemned Mourinho's side to the lower reaches of the Premier League table. So, ahead of their Champions League clash against Maccabi Tel Aviv, Sportsmail asks 10 questions facing Mourinho as he aims to pull his side out of a hole. Despite his history with Arsenal, Fabregas quickly became a fan-favourite last season as he laid on goal after goal during the early stages of Chelsea's 2014-15 title winning season. However, Blues fans will tell you it's been far too long since the Spaniard had even a half-decent game.
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Chelsea suffered third defeat of the season against Everton on Saturday
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Blues have conceded more goals than any other team so far this season
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Jose Mourinho insists he still has faith in his 'champions'
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Several Chelsea players are struggling to recapture their form

Question: And there's little doubt that in current form, Loftus-Cheek wouldn't have to do much to make more of an impact than @placeholder.

Answer: Fabregas


Eoin Morgan's England will finish the Ashes summer in style if they pull off a notable Royal London Series double against a second set of World Cup finalists. England began to put behind them last winter's debacle Down Under when a clutch of new players gelled instantly to prevail 3-2 in a thrilling one-day international series against New Zealand in June. If they can follow subsequent Ashes success with another ODI win across five matches, starting at the Ageas Bowl on Thursday, not only will they complete a clean sweep in all three formats against Australia, but will be able to point to summer superiority over both the teams which contested the World Cup final in March.
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England face Australia in first of five-match one-day series on Thursday
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England have had successful summer, regaining Ashes
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Eoin Morgan's ODI side impressed against New Zealand earlier this year
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And Morgan wants his side to continue with their attacking style this series

Question: @placeholder did that with the adventure of youth, a new group of attacking players encouraged to ditch the caution and promised a run in the side come what may.

Answer: England

Answer: England

Answer: England

Answer: England


The slain editor of Charlie Hebdo has slammed his left-wing critics from beyond the grave for criticising publication of drawings of Mohammad. In a book Stéphane Charbonnier, known as Charb, finished just two days before being murdered by jihadist gunmen he argued that left-leaning intellectuals who denounced the cartoons in the satirical magazine were ‘ridiculous demagogues’ for doing so. In the short book, extracts of which are to be published today in weekly magazine L'Obs, he writes: ‘The suggestion that you can laugh at everything, except certain aspects of Islam, because Muslims are much more susceptible than the rest of the population, what is that, if not discrimination?
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Stéphane Charbonnier finished a book just two days before he was killed
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The book blames the media for helping popularise the term ‘Islamophobia’
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Extracts from it are being published today in weekly magazine L'Obs

Question: Charb asks why @placeholder, which technically means ‘fear of Islam’, is being used by activists, media and politicians to denounce hatred of Muslims and wonders why ‘Muslimophobia’ is not used instead, or simply ‘racism’.

Answer: Islamophobia


When even injuries are working in Leicester's favour, the other teams around the relegation zone should begin to worry. Leonardo Ulloa was not supposed to be starting this match, left out in favour of Andrej Kramaric. But when David Nugent suffered injury in the warm-up, Ulloa was sent on. Inside 15 minutes he scored a goal that provided the platform for a victory that looks increasingly like being part of a truly great escape. That familiar melody was hummed loudly by Leicester's fans at full-time, fuelled by Andy King's late second goal and the sight of their team moving off the bottom of the table for the first time since November.
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Leicester claimed three Premier League victories in a row for the first time since September 2000
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Argentine forward Leonardo Ulloa scored the opening goal on 15 minutes before Andy King netted a second late on
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Despite the 2-0 win over Swansea the Foxes are still in the relegation places on goal difference

Question: Ulloa made the @placeholder sit up and take notice at the start of the season with a flurry of goals, but his failure to maintain the momentum contributed largely to Leicester's decline.

Answer: Premier League

Question: Ulloa made the Premier League sit up and take notice at the start of the season with a flurry of goals, but his failure to maintain the momentum contributed largely to @placeholder's decline.

Answer: Leicester

Answer: Leicester

Answer: Leicester


The Football Association have charged Arsenal for allegedly breaching football agents regulations over the transfer of Calum Chambers from Southampton last summer. As Sportsmail's Charles Sale revealed back in February, the FA have been investigating the England defender's £15m move to the Emirates Stadium in July 2014. Chambers' agent Alan Middleton has also been charged for allegedly breaching the FA's Football Agents Regulations and has until June 17 to respond. News of the investigation earlier this year came as a surprise since the negotiations were amicable and neither club took issue with any aspect of the move. It is believed a disgruntled third party made the original complaint to the FA.
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Arsenal charged by FA for alleged breach of football agent regulations
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It concerns the £15m transfer of Calum Chambers from Southampton
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Chambers' agent Alan Middleton has also been charged
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The defender is currently on duty with England's under 21 team
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Question: 'We are considering our position and will make appropriate representations to the @placeholder.'

Answer: Football Association

Answer: FA

Answer: FA

Answer: FA

Answer: FA


(CNN) Aaron Hernandez, the former NFL star who took his life while serving a murder sentence in prison, had chronic traumatic encephalopathy -- commonly known as CTE -- attorney Jose Baez said Thursday. Baez cited study results compiled by the Boston University CTE Center, which examined Hernandez's brain for the neurodegenerative brain disease. Hernandez played for the New England Patriots from 2010 to 2012 after a standout collegiate career at the University of Florida. According to a statement from BU, Hernandez's brain was examined by Dr. Ann McKee, director of the CTE Center. The neurodegenerative brain disease has Alzheimer's-like symptoms, including memory loss, confusion, aggression, rage and, at times, suicidal behavior. It is believed to result from repeated trauma to the head, which results in a buildup of the abnormal protein tau that clumps in the brain.
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An attorney cited Aaron Hernandez's test results from the Boston University CTE Center
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Hernandez played for the New England Patriots from 2010 to 2012

Question: @placeholder was found to have early degeneration of brain cells and large tears in the septum pellucidum, a central membrane of the brain.

Answer: Aaron Hernandez

Answer: Hernandez

Answer: Hernandez

Answer: Hernandez

Answer: Aaron Hernandez

Answer: Hernandez

Question: The @placeholder statement added that he had  "severe deposition of tau protein in the frontal lobes of the brain" as well as a "deposition of tau protein in nerve cells around small blood vessels, a unique feature of CTE."

Answer: CTE

Answer: Boston University CTE Center

Answer: CTE Center

Answer: Boston University CTE Center


He is the self-help guru to the stars who built a reported £65million fortune by teaching others how to conquer their demons and demonstrating the power of the mind. But celebrity hypnotist Paul McKenna now finds himself accused of having addictions of his own that have left him at ‘breaking point’ – in a bombshell lawsuit filed by the woman who was both his fiancee and business manager. The claim, which also refers to the star’s ‘erratic behaviour’ and ‘increasing difficulty in keeping business commitments’, has been filed by Clare Staples, who says her personal and professional relationship with McKenna lasted nearly 25 years.
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Clare Staples's claim refers to hypnotist Paul McKenna's 'erratic behaviour'
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Ex-model, 50, is claiming a substantial share of his '£65million' fortune
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She says they had a personal and professional relationship for 25 years
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McKenna wants case heard in the UK and called the allegations 'absurd'

Question: ‘@placeholder’s allegations are absurd and there is no evidential support for them.

Answer: Clare Staples

Answer: Clare Staples


(CNN) -- It cost more than $380,000 to develop -- and doesn't come with French fries on the side. But the world's first test-tube burger -- grown in a laboratory from a cow's stem cells -- will be served in London next week. Read more: Tiny hooks revolutionize concrete The burger, made from 20,000 strips of cultured meat mixed together with lab-grown animal fat, took nine weeks to grow and cost Â£250,000 ($384,000) to develop. The scientist behind the project hopes that laboratory-grown meat could provide a solution to the problem of increasing global demand for meat and protein. Mark Post, from the University of Maastricht in the Netherlands, spent two years researching the initiative. "There's no doubt it would be revolutionary in the way we produce staple food," he said.
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The world's first test-tube burger will be served in London next week
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The burger is made from 20,000 strips of cultured meat and lab-grown animal fat
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It took nine weeks to grow and cost Â£250,000 ($384,000) to develop

Question: His research into synthetic meat has been funded by the @placeholder government, as well as an anonymous donation of â‚¬300,000 ($396,000).

Answer: Netherlands


The families of two slain New York City police officers threw out the ceremonial first pitch at the Mets' home opener at Citi Field, while the widow of American Sniper Chris Kyle pitched in for the San Diego Padres. New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady also threw a first pitch, at Fenway Park in Boston - but didn't do himself proud, chucking the ball straight at the ground. The NYPD families were joined by Mayor Bill de Blasio at a time when his relationship with the police department is again coming under scrutiny. Scroll down for video New York Mayor Bill de Blasio waves as he stands with members of the families of New York City Police Detectives Wenjian Liu and Rafael Ramos before they threw out the ceremonial first pitch at the Mets home opener baseball game against the Philadelphia Phillies in New York
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Rafael Ramos and Wenjian Liu were murdered on patrol in December
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Their families threw out the ceremonial first pitch at the Mets' home opener
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They were joined by Mayor De Blasio, who was booed when introduced
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Tom Brady and 'American Sniper' widow Tara Kyle also threw first pitches

Question: Police officers hold a giant @placeholder flag before the baseball game between the New York Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies

Answer: American

Question: Tribute: @placeholder helicopters fly over Citi Field on Monday

Answer: NYPD

Answer: New York City Police


Andy Burnham has pledged to make Labour the ‘party of home ownership’ and return it back to its winning ways under Tony Blair. The frontrunner to win the Labour crown delivered another blistering attack on Ed Miliband’s ‘toxic’ legacy, saying that under him the party had appeared to be ‘in favour of holding people back or just giving handouts’. He will this week promise to revive the dream of home ownership for millions of young people by bringing housebuilding levels up to their highest level since World War Two. And he will support new schemes such as ‘rent to own’, under which people who cannot afford a deposit can see some of their rental payment going towards a mortgage.
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Andy Burnham will vow to up housebuilding levels to highest since WWII
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Leadership favourite also delivered another attack on Ed Miliband's legacy
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Mr Burnham said his stance was closer to Tony Blair than 'toxic' Miliband
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He admitted even his own mother criticised Labour's mansion tax policy

Question: ‘In its early days, @placeholder spoke to people at all levels of society.

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour


After supposedly inventing Mother's Day in his country four years ago, North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Un has taken his unlikely stance on gender equality a step further. During a visit to an airbase yesterday, the despot hailed International Women's Day by handing out free make-up and sending congratulations to the wives of airmen in honour of the occasion. While not meeting any of the men's partners in person, he was said to have asked commanding officers to pass on his gifts of food and cosmetics. Unlikely feminist: Kim Jong-Un, pictured on a official airbase visit yesterday, is mobbed by female workers after publicly recognising International Women's Day
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North Korean leader made reference to international event on air base visit
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Dictator handed out make-up and told airmen to congratulate their wives
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Country's news agency say Kim also invented Mother's Day four years ago
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Last week four female defectors spoke of the horrendous treatment of women in North Korea

Question: Inspecting facilities: During the tour, @placeholder inspected a new power station and  also took the opportunity to tour the site's training facilities as well its washroom, kitchen, greenhouse and mushroom cultivation room

Answer: Kim Jong-Un

Answer: Kim Jong-Un

Answer: Kim


The U.S. Justice Department has concluded that the Ferguson, Missouri, police department routinely engages in racially biased practices, a law enforcement official familiar with the department's findings said on Tuesday. The investigation into the police department began in August after the shooting of unarmed African-American teen Michael Brown by a white police officer in Ferguson sparked national protests. Analysis of more than 35,000 pages of police records found racist comments from officers as well as statistics that showed African-Americans make up 93 percent of arrests while accounting for only 67 percent of the population in Ferguson, the official said. Scroll down for video
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A message in a municipal email account said Obama wouldn't be president for very long because 'what black man holds a steady job for four years'
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The DOJ report will allege sweeping patterns of discrimination targeting African-Americans within police and municipal court
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Attorney General Eric Holder is expected to present report Wednesday
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From April to September, 95 per cent of people kept at the city jail for more than two days were black
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Report will show that 88 per cent of people against whom police used excessive force were African-Americans

Question: 'I'm not comfortable that @placeholder announced that there would be wholesale changes before he started collecting any evidence,'' Knowles said.

Answer: Eric Holder


A leading liberal clergyman has come under fire from traditionalist Anglicans after allowing a full Muslim prayer service in his church. Reverend Giles Goddard, vicar of St John’s in Waterloo, central London, joined in the event by reading a passage from the Bible at the ‘Inclusive Mosque’ event. He then asked the congregation to praise ‘the god that we love, Allah’, it was reported last night. Reverend Giles Goddard, vicar of St John’s in London, held an 'inclusive mosque' event during which a full Muslim service was hosted inside his church (pictured, painting a cross on the church for Ash Wednesday)
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Giles Goddard, vicar of St John's, Waterloo, held 'inclusive mosque' event
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During service asked congregation to praise 'the God that we love, Allah'
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Fellow clergymen call service 'offensive' and say it is against church law

Question: We understand God as a generous God, a @placeholder who celebrates love and celebrates life.

Answer: God


(CNN) -- Ayat Al-Qassab carefully slipped the beaded satin wedding gown over her small frame. She peered at herself in the rusted mirror and cautiously smiled. For a moment, her war-torn world was transformed and she was a beautiful bride -- free, safe and happy. Boom! A mortar shell exploded somewhere near her Syrian home in Homs, waking her from a daydream. She quickly wrapped a white headscarf tightly around her hair and prepared to leave for her wedding. Only a week earlier, Al-Qassab met her husband-to-be, Mohammad Jumbaz. Their families had coordinated the introduction. He was a pastry chef and part-time fighter for the rebel Free Syrian Army which wants to oust President Bashar al-Assad. She was 18 and from a family who didn't like the al-Assad government.
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Many Syrians are determined to live their lives despite a war ravaging their nation
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Ayat Al-Qassab and Mohammad Jumbaz survived artillery shelling during their honeymoon
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Their marriage is a symbol of the resistance against Bashar al-Assad
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"We will not surrender, God willing," they say

Question: I am proud that I married one of the revolutionaries, and I am proud to be here in old @placeholder defending my nation and my dignity."

Answer: Homs


(CNN) Lucian Wintrich, the White House correspondent for the right-wing Gateway Pundit website, was arrested Tuesday after a scuffle at the University of Connecticut. Wintrich, who is also the Washington bureau chief for the Trump-boosting blog, was at the Storrs, Connecticut, school to deliver his "It's OK to be white" speech. But many among the about 100 people who attended the event greeted him with chants of "Go home, Nazi!" and booed and interrupted Wintrich throughout his speech. Chaos broke out when a woman approached the lectern and took a piece of paper from it, video shows. As the woman walked away, Wintrich is seen following her, pulling at her backpack and grabbing her.
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Wintrich is released on a $1,000 bond
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Speech sparks a protest on the UConn campus

Question: "@placeholder free speech, like academic freedom, is one of the university's bedrock principles," the school said in a statement earlier  Tuesday.

Answer: University of Connecticut

Answer: UConn


With a murder conviction hanging over her head, it would have been easy for her to hide away. But instead, Amanda Knox has tried to lead a normal life in the US over the past three-and-a-half years. She has graduated from the University of Washington in Seattle with a degree in creative writing, penned theater reviews for a weekly paper and become engaged to musician Colin Sutherland. And now, she has been sensationally cleared, alongside her ex-boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito, of the murder of her former roommate, Meredith Kercher, who was found dead in Italy seven years ago. Surrounded by her father, Curt Knox, mother, Edda Mellas and Mr Sutherland, Knox, 27, broke down in tears as she addressed the press following Italy's Supreme Court's ruling on Friday night.
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Amanda Knox, 27, was reconvicted of Meredith Kercher's murder in 2014
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Since returning to US from Italy in 2011, she has tried to live normal life
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Graduated from University of Washington with a creative writing degree
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Has also penned theater reviews for Seattle paper and become engaged
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On Friday, Knox was sensationally cleared of murder of student Kercher
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She broke down in tears as she addressed media following court ruling

Question: She has also written a memoir about her life and her experiences in @placeholder, which was published in 2013.

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italy


"We thought we were doing this the right way. It turns out, we made a mistake." Dave Morin, the CEO and creator of social media app Path, tells me this as we sit in his 22nd-floor headquarters in downtown San Francisco. It's a mere 24 hours after an independent app developer exploded Morin's world with a simple blog post that led to a torrent of bad publicity. Arun Thampi of Singapore discovered that Path uploads users' address book information to Path's servers. This action isn't in Path's Terms of Use, and it's enraged a user community concerned about privacy rights.
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Users upset that Path uploads users' address book information to Path's servers
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Without contact info, some of these features just don't work, CEO says
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We're growing accustomed to handing over our data to social media services

Question: Some social media companies, including @placeholder, subscribe to a philosophy that says access to your personal data — if used safely and in the right way — can only improve your experience.

Answer: Path

Answer: Path

Answer: Path

Answer: Path


Fox News is slapping back saying Donald Trump didn't dump them, but they ditched The Donald first. 'At 11: 45 a.m. today, we canceled Donald Trump's scheduled appearance on The O'Reilly Factor on Thursday, which resulted in Mr. Trump's subsequent tweet about his "boycott" of Fox News,' a spokesperson for the network said. Trump has been on a Fox News tear again this week, letting it rip on Bill O'Reilly yesterday, calling his show 'boring' and full of 'Trump haters.' He then moved to Megyn Kelly last night, saying she was 'highly overrated.' He crescendoed his assault at 12:02 p.m. today, announcing on Twitter that he 'won't be doing any more Fox shows for the foreseeable future,' because, he said, he was treated 'unfairly.'
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This week, Donald Trump took to Twitter and called Megyn Kelly 'overrated and Bill O'Reilly's show 'boring'
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The billionaire then tweeted that he would no longer be going on Fox News because the network wasn't treating him fairly
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But Fox shot back saying they DUMPED Trump first - and then he staged his boycott

Question: 'Do you ever notice that lightweight @placeholder constantly goes after me, but when I hit back it is totally sexist.

Answer: Megyn Kelly

Answer: Megyn Kelly


New Delhi  (CNN) Narendra Modi has become the first Indian Prime Minister to visit Israel, arriving in Tel Aviv on Tuesday as part of a three-day visit to mark 25 years of diplomatic relations between the two nations. Commenting on social media ahead of his departure, Modi said he was looking forward to holding extensive talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, whom he called "my friend ... who shares a commitment for vibrant India-Israel ties." "From boosting economic ties to furthering people-to-people interactions, my Israel visit has a wide range of programs," added Modi. The landmark visit includes meetings with industry leaders and members of the Indian community as well as Moshe Holtzberg, a boy whose parents were killed in the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks.
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Narendra Modi arrived in Tel Aviv Tuesday
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Visit marks 25 years of diplomatic relations between the two nations

Question: Modi's trip, which includes scheduled meetings with @placeholder CEOs, is likely to be viewed as an opportunity to encourage Israeli businesses -- ranging from diamond merchants to tech firms -- to sell their wares in India.

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israel


It is the kitchen where Ena Baxter perfected some of the most famous soups in Scotland, using ingredients hand-picked from her own herb garden. The driving force behind the Baxters family firm spent hours at the cooker with her own fresh produce, trying out now-famed recipes for popular soups such as cock-a-leekie and Royal Game. But now her home has gone on sale, complete with the legendary Aga cooker and herb garden in the grounds. Scroll down for video Speybank House in Fochabers, ten miles east of Elgin in Moray, is on the market for £850,000, including Scotland’s most famous ‘soup kitchen’ where Mrs Baxter devised many of her famous recipes and filmed many TV adverts.
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Scotland’s most famous ‘soup kitchen’ is up for sale for £850,000
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It is part of Speybank House, east of Elgin in Scotland, now on the market
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Ena Baxter perfected many of her most famous soups in the kitchen
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She died in January aged 90 having spent over 50 years building up firm

Question: It then became a popular hotel in Fochabers before @placeholder purchased it in 1964 and converted it back in to a family home.

Answer: Baxter


The longest-serving lawmaker in U.S. congressional history, a legendary Motown artist, and the matriarch of a renowned political family will be among this year's recipients of the nation's highest civilian honor, the White House announced Monday. Rep. John Dingell, Stevie Wonder and Ethel Kennedy are three of the nineteen Americans who Obama will bestow the Presidential Medal of Freedom upon later this month. Dingell has served nearly 60 years in Congress representing a district outside Detroit. He'll retire at the end of this session. Wonder has won 25 Grammys and an Oscar for his fusion of soul, rhythm and blues and jazz. And Kennedy, who is the widow of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, became an activist for human rights and the environment after her husband's death.
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The Presidential Medal of Freedom is the nation's highest civilian honor
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The White House announced 19 recipients for this year's awards on Monday
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Among them are big names like Meryl Streep and Stevie Wonder

Question: Other honorees this year include @placeholder, the prolific actress known for holding the most Oscar nominations of any actor in history.

Answer: Meryl Streep


Scientists have found an important clue about life on Mars after successfully extracting methane from Martian rock. Researchers crushed samples of meteorites known to have come from Mars and found that six different meteorites - representing volcanic rock from the red planet - all contained methane. The discovery is significant because it suggests that the gas could be used as a food source by simple life beneath the Martian surface, in the same way as it is on Earth. Professor John Parnell of the University of Aberdeen, who led the research, said: 'One of the most exciting developments in the exploration of Mars has been the suggestion of methane in the Martian atmosphere.
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Research led by University of Aberdeen studied Martian meteorites
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The scientists found that they all contained methane
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This could have been used by simple organisms on the red planet
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It suggests that life could survive under the surface of Mars

Question: The team also examined two non-@placeholder meteorites, which contained lesser amounts of methane.

Answer: Mars

Answer: Martian

Answer: Mars

Answer: Martian

Answer: Mars

Answer: Martian

Answer: Martian

Answer: Mars


HSBC is cutting up to 8,000 jobs in Britain and slashing the number of branches as part of huge global restructuring plans. The banking giant - which employs around 48,000 of its 258,000 global staff in the UK - revealed it is axing 25,000 jobs worldwide in a bombshell announcement this morning. It plans to relocate its UK headquarters from London to Birmingham by 2019 and could move its global HQ out of Britain and over to Hong Kong. The bank also intends to close up to 12 per cent of its branches worldwide, with the 1,057 branches in the UK expected to be affected.
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Europe's largest bank is cutting 25,000 jobs worldwide - 8,000 in the UK
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Up to 12 per cent of its 1,000 UK branches could also be closed
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Speculation  mounting it could move its base from London to Hong Kong
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British headquarters are set to move from London to Birmingham

Question: In its keenly-awaited strategy update, HSBC added it would make a decision about where to base its headquarters by the end of the year, after announcing recently that it was considering a move away from the @placeholder due to regulatory and structural reforms.

Answer: UK

Answer: UK

Answer: UK

Answer: UK

Answer: UK


NEW YORK (CNN)  -- The pilot aboard U.S. Airways Flight 1549 came over the speaker system and told passengers "brace for impact." One passenger turned on his cell phone so his body could be found with its GPS tracking. Others reflected on their lives. iReporter Julie Pukelis used a camera and a telescope to get this view of the crash scene on the Hudson River. Survivors said it was about 20 seconds later when the plane struck the water of the Hudson River on Thursday afternoon. Each of them lauded the heroics of the pilot, Chesley B. "Sully" Sullenberger III.
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NEW: Passenger Valerie Collins says a back exit wouldn't open and water rushed in
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Passengers aboard U.S. Airways Flight 1549 hail the pilot for his heroics
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Passenger Carl Bazariane: "We were all looking to see how we were gonna die"
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"We have a second chance in life," Brad Wentzell says

Question: @placeholder cried when talking about returning home to snuggle with his young daughter.

Answer: Brad Wentzell


(CNN) A Mexican journalist who fled to the United States more than nine years ago because of death threats is now facing the possibility of deportation because his request for asylum was denied. Several prominent press freedom groups are coming to his defense. "We live in fear and I'm afraid of being returned to Mexico and putting my son back in danger," Emilio Gutierrez Soto told CNN over the phone from a west Texas detention center. Gutierrez and his son, now 24, came to the United States in June 2008, according to his attorney, Eduardo Beckett. After reporting on corruption in Mexico's military, Gutierrez said he learned he had a price on his head, so he was forced into hiding. To save himself and his son, he said, he made his way to the United States.
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A US judge denied his asylum request
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Gutierrez says he fled Mexico because of death threats

Question: "Just like we feared for our lives back in @placeholder, today we fear immigration authorities will use their deportation powers to send us back," Gutierrez said.

Answer: Mexican

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexico


(CNN) -- Even though he sailed to the White House on the wings of his soaring rhetoric, President Barack Obama could find that he is on mission impossible as he launches his media blitz on Syria this week -- six television interviews on Monday and a dramatic prime time address on Tuesday. Perhaps he will persuade a skeptical public, but it is surely the toughest speaking assignment of his presidency. Surprisingly, he is now tripling down on his Syrian bet. First he drew the red line, uncertain whether President Bashar al-Assad would call his bluff. Then he doubled down by insisting on a vote from an unreliable Congress. Now he is placing almost all his chips on the table by betting on his capacity to turn around public opinion.
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Gergen, Katz: Rarely has a president faced as tough a public mood as does Obama
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They say he has ability to get people to like him but may not be persuasive on Syria
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Authors: Public mood seems strongly against intervention
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Researchers say the impact of the White House "bully pulpit" has been exaggerated

Question: (Someday, in their memoirs, will @placeholder insiders please tell us what they were thinking?)

Answer: White House

Answer: White House


The younger of two newborn twins will have to wait an extra day for his presents when they grow up after the pair ended up with different birthdays because they were born either side of midnight. Fraternal or non-identical twins Benjamin and Theo Storey were born six weeks premature at Arrowe Park hospital in Wirral, Merseyside, and are currently in the transitional care unit until they are big enough to go home. Benjamin was born on Thursday, June 11, at 11.58pm, weighing 4lb 9oz, with Theo delivered by emergency caesarean at 12.30am the following day, weighing 4lb 12oz. Proud parents Graeme, 34 and Sarah Storey, 32, who said twins don't run in their family, are delighted with their new arrivals.
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Non-identical twins Benjamin and Theo Storey were born six weeks early
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Benjamin emerged at 11.58pm on June 11 at Arrowe Park hospital in Wirral
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His brother did not follow until 12.30am the next day after a caesarean
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Theo spent two days in an ICU but has now been reunited with his brother

Question: Half an hour later they got @placeholder out, resuscitated him and took him to ICU.'

Answer: Theo Storey

Answer: Theo

Answer: Theo Storey

Answer: Theo

Question: Half an hour later they got Theo out, resuscitated him and took him to @placeholder.'

Answer: ICU


(CNN) Suspended Russian tennis champ Maria Sharapova admits she made a "huge mistake" by taking a banned performance-enhancing drug called meldonium. But what is it? For what medical reasons would an athlete take it? And why is it banned? The drug, known as meldonium or mildronate, is not approved by the Food and Drug Administration in the United States, but it is prescribed elsewhere to help protect heart tissue by regulating metabolism. It has also been used by neurological clinics to treat patients who have asthenia -- an abnormal lack of energy. The substance had only recently come to the attention of the World Anti-Doping Agency, which started monitoring the use of the drug by athletes in 2015 and banned it outright beginning this year.
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Meldonium protects heart tissue
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It was added to the list of anti-doping drugs in January
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The normal course of treatment is days or weeks

Question: @placeholder was first prescribed the drug in early 2006, according to her attorney, after tests revealed that "she has some immune deficiency, abnormal EKG results, diabetes indicators, low magnesium and asthenia."

Answer: Maria Sharapova


Dunga has dismissed suggestions his Brazil squad is over reliant on Barcelona striker Neymar after naming a 23-man squad for upcoming friendlies against France and Chile later this month. Neymar almost single-handedly carried Brazil to last summer's World Cup quarter-finals against Colombia before fracturing his vertebra and missing his side's 7-1 semi-final humiliation against Germany. Dunga has named Neymar his new skipper since the World Cup and admits to building his newlook Brazil side around the Barcelona attacker. Neymar almost single-handedly carried Brazil to last summer's World Cup quarter-finals against Colombia But Neymar fractured his vertebra and missed his side's 7-1 semi-final humiliation against Germany
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Dunga has named his 23-man squad for upcoming friendly matches
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Brazil face France and Chile in international friendlies later this month
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Dunga dismisses suggestions the Brazillians are over reliant on Neymar
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But he admits he will build his new look Brazil around the Barcelona ace

Question: We are discussing a lot with the players about the things that did not work during @placeholder.

Answer: World Cup

Answer: World Cup

Answer: World Cup


Novak Djokovic is the ultimate problem for everyone in men’s tennis to solve — and for Andy Murray in particular. The British No 1 went down 6-2, 6-3 in 88 minutes to his direct contemporary on Saturday in the latest match of what has begun to look like a one-sided rivalry. The 27 year-old Serb’s victory not only put him into the final of the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells, it also represented his ninth victory out of 10 against Murray, the exception being the 2013 Wimbledon final. British No1 Andy Murray crashes out of BNP Paribas semi-final at Indian Wells after losing to Novak Djokovic
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Andy Murray has lost in the semi-final at Indian Wells to Novak Djokovic
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Djokovic broke Murray three times to win the opening set and once more in the second to triumph 6-2 6-3
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Roger Federer beat  Milos Raonic in Saturday's other semi-final

Question: And @placeholder said: ‘The frustrating thing is obviously getting off to a bad start in both sets.

Answer: Andy Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Andy Murray

Answer: Andy Murray

Answer: Murray


(CNN) Throughout 2017 women's football teams have been standing up for parity with their male counterparts on the international stage -- but in London on Wednesday pen was put to paper on a historic deal which could prove significant in the fight for equality in sport. At the Norwegian Embassy in Britain's capital, Norway's men's and women's captains -- Stefan Johansen and Maren Mjelde -- and representatives of the Norwegian Football Association (NFF) and Norway's players' association (NISO) signed an agreement on equal pay in a deal thought to be the first of its kind in international football. The agreement, says the Norwegian FA, will mean a pay rise of 2.5 million Norwegian kroner ($302,750) in 2018 for the women's team, with both national teams receiving six million kroner ($726,900) each next year.
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Norwegian FA will pay women's team and men's team the same
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Agreement signed in London on December 13

Question: "I am proud to be a @placeholder football player," Norway captain Maren Mjelde said in a statement issued on the Norwegian FA's website.

Answer: Norwegian

Answer: Norway

Answer: Norwegian Football Association

Answer: Norway

Answer: Norwegian

Answer: Norwegian

Answer: Norwegian


(CNN) -- Time was running out for Julian Assange. If the WikiLeaks frontman was going to make a move it would be soon. Just days before Assange had lost his final bid in Britain's highest court to stop his extradition to Sweden for questioning about sexual assault allegations. The court had set a July 7 deadline. Though the sexual misconduct case has nothing to do with WikiLeaks, some of his supporters believe that if Assange is sent to Sweden, he would be vulnerable to extradition to the United States. WikiLeaks published a trove of State Department cables and secret documents, some of them classified, about the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. Assange is not currently facing criminal charges in the U.S.
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Trying to get asylum in Ecuador is "a very smart move" for Assange, expert says
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Ecuador's left leaning president has railed against the U.S, like Assange
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Rafael Correa recently appeared on Assange television show, and the two appeared to have a rapport
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If Assange tries to leave England, it could lead to a diplomatic and legal "mess," expert says

Question: He picked @placeholder, which has just approved his request for asylum.

Answer: Ecuador

Answer: Ecuador

Question: "I'm enjoying your jokes a great deal," @placeholder told the Ecuadorian president.

Answer: Julian Assange

Answer: Assange

Answer: Assange

Answer: Assange

Answer: Assange

Answer: Assange

Answer: Assange

Answer: Assange


An American woman who attempted to cross the Pacific by rowboat has ended her solo attempt because of bad weather. Sonya Baumstein, 30, from Orlando, Florida was rescued off the Japanese coast on Saturday after sending out a distress signal, Kyodo news agency reported on Sunday. Baumstein departed from Choshi, Japan, one week ago, hoping to become the first woman to row solo across the Pacific. She was headed for San Francisco but sent out the signal on Saturday around 2:20 p.m. about 250 kilometers (155 miles) off the coast of Japan. A freighter traveling nearby rescued her at around 5 p.m. (0800 GMT) Saturday and passed her on to a coast guard ship around 8:55 p.m. (1155 GMT), the Japanese coast guard said.
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Sonya Baumstein, 30, was rescued off the Japanese coast on Saturday
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She sent out a distress signal, on Saturday at around 2:20 p.m.
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She was about 250 kilometers (155 miles) off the coast of Japan
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Baumstein had planned to finish the 6,000-mile journey by late September

Question: She likened the @placeholder challenge to 'climbing K-12 without oxygen'.

Answer: Pacific

Answer: Pacific


Washington (CNN) -- It's almost crunch time. The midterm elections are a little less than seven months away. Up for grabs in November's midterms is control of the U.S. Senate, where Democrats hold a 55-45 majority but are defending 21 of the 36 seats up in November, with half of those seats in red or purple states. Democrats need a net gain of 17 seats this November to win back control of the Republican-led House of Representatives, a feat that political handicappers say is unlikely in part because of the shrinking number of competitive congressional districts. And don't forget the battle in the states, where three dozen governorships are at stake. The GOP is defending 22 of the 36 seats up for grabs in November.
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The midterm elections are just seven months away
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Obamacare numbers, primaries in a number of states will influence those elections
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Summer Supreme Court ruling on Obamacare contraception mandate also closely watched
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Fundraising figures and jobs numbers will also factor in midterms

Question: The 2008 @placeholder vice presidential nominee still carries a lot of pull with many on the right.

Answer: Republican

Answer: GOP

Question: The rulings will also put @placeholder right back in the political spotlight, giving either Democrats or Republicans some bragging rights.

Answer: Obamacare

Question: The rulings will also put Obamacare right back in the political spotlight, giving either Democrats or @placeholder some bragging rights.

Answer: Republican

Answer: GOP

Question: • Late summer/early fall: Some states will begin to announce how much health insurance premiums will rise in 2015 for policies acquired through the @placeholder.

Answer: Obamacare


Chelsea will continue to press for Paul Pogba after seeing a £54million for the towering French midfielder rejected by Juventus last week. Despite the insistence from Juventus that Pogba is not for sale, the Premier League champions will try again before the window closes as Jose Mourinho looks to strengthen his squad. Barcelona held formal talks in June with Juventus over Pogba and believe they have an option for signing the 22-year-old next summer with the valuation set at around £73million. Mourinho has concerns about his midfield axis and would like to play Pogba alongside Nemanja Matic with Cesc Fabregas in front.
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Chelsea are hoping to acquire the signature of Juventus star Paul Pogba
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Jose Mourinho's side made a £54million bid for the midfielder last week
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Juventus are interested in Blues midfielders Ramires, Willian and Oscar
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It's not too late to sign up for MailOnline's new Fantasy Football game

Question: An alternative consideration for @placeholder, should they be successful in their pursuit of Everton's John Stones, is that he has the capacity to also play at defensive midfield.

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea


Nearly a year into the fight against ISIS, the U.S. still doesn't have a 'complete' strategy to end the terrorist group's bloody rampage across Iraq, President Barack Obama admitted today. Obama's plan centers on Iraqi security forces waging the war against ISIS on the ground. But that strategy has led to a period of 'setback' recently, as the administration likes to say, as Iraqi security forces have failed to keep pace with ISIS fighters, exposing the need for revisions to the joint training program. 'We don't yet have a complete strategy,' Obama said during a press conference at the conclusion of the G7 summit, 'because it requires commitments on the part of the Iraqis as well about how recruitment takes place, how that training takes place.'
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Iraqi security forces have failed to keep pace with ISIS fighters, exposing the need for revisions to the joint training program
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'We don't yet have a complete strategy,' Obama said during a press conference at the conclusion of the G7 summit today
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Reason: 'It requires commitments on the part of the Iraqis as well about how recruitment takes place, how that training takes place'
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'And so the details of that are not yet worked out,' he said; remark is sure to fire up Republicans, who've said all along he doesn't have a good plan

Question: Instead, he doubled down on his administration's position that the @placeholder security forces, trained by the U.S., should lead the charge to retake their country from barbarous terrorists.

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraqis

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraqis

Question: Similar remarks last August set of a firestorm of criticism from @placeholder.

Answer: Republicans


The Labour leadership front-runners have been booed and jeered by union activists as they refused to condemn Tory plans for a £23,000 benefits cap. Shadow health secretary Andy Burnham, shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper and shadow health minister Liz Kendall all said they did not oppose planned cuts on principal. According to recent figures released by the Office of National Statistics, average weekly earnings are currently £489 a week, working out at £25,428 per year. The Government plans to cap welfare payments so somebody can not be better off claiming benefits than someone in full-time employment. The Labour politicians were questioned by members of the GMB union, which is holding its annual conference in Dublin this week.
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Labour leadership hopefuls were questioned by union delegates in Dublin
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Andy Burnham said he thought a litre of petrol cost £1.60 when it is £1.16
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Burnham then praised outgoing Labour leader Ed Miliband for his ability
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Yvette Cooper claimed the Labour Party had too narrow a focus to win
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Liz Kendall warned the party was under 'mortal threat' following its defeat

Question: '@placeholder needs a fighter - and I am a fighter,' she said.

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour Party

Question: He repeated that he had decided not to accept any donations from unions for his campaign because he believed it would put him in a stronger position to defend the @placeholder/union link.

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour Party


Arkansas' Supreme Court on Friday afternoon stopped any more same-sex marriages in the state, a court spokeswoman said, leaving the legal status of more than 400 gay and lesbian couples who got marriage licenses in limbo. This development stems from 21 couples' legal challenge of Amendment 83 to the Arkansas Constitution, arguing that it violates their federal and state rights of equal protection and privacy. Pulaski County Circuit Judge Chris Piazza ruled in their favor last Friday. But same-sex marriage was back up in the air after the state Supreme Court said Wednesday it couldn't decide whether to grant an emergency stay because Piazza's decision was "not final."
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A state judge in Arkansas earlier struck down same-sex marriage ban
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Arkansas Supreme Court grants a stay, thus preventing more such marriages
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Status of couples who got marriage licenses is unclear

Question: @placeholder, at least, was issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples by Thursday afternoon.

Answer: Pulaski County


A mother left with physical disabilities following a car crash has revealed her guilt over her 11-year-old daughter becoming her carer. Jackie Milne, from London, relies completely on schoolgirl Charlie to run the household and look after her and her younger sister, Adele. Jackie has limited mobility and has to walk with a Zimmerframe following her accident in 2013. She said on today's Lorraine: 'Charlie is a mini mum. It makes me feel guilty all the time as my child is doing the jobs I should be doing. 'She is like an adult and she shouldn't have to be, she's a little angel in disguise who does everything, she swoops in and says "I'll do that mum", if I'm struggling. I can't put into words what she does every day.'
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Jackie Milne was in a car crash in 2013
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Left her with life-changing injuries and limited mobility
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Daughter, Charlie, 11, has become her carer
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Has to look after her mother and younger sister and help run household
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Mother admits she feels guilty little girl has to do so much

Question: Describing her typical day, @placeholder said: 'When I get up in the morning, I help my mum shower and get dressed, then I get myself ready for school.

Answer: Charlie

Answer: Charlie

Answer: Charlie


Uber service has been stopped in ritzy East Hampton, New York, it emerged last week. The move went into effect Friday morning, the Southampton Press reported. The newspaper quoted an Uber email sent that day as saying 'New rules would require every single Uber driver-partner to have an office in East Hampton to continue to hold their license, which is impossible for our partners. 'As a result, riders like you will be unable to get reliable, safe rides in any part of East Hampton out to Montauk—effective immediately. 'We need your help to bring Uber back. Make your voice heard and contact Town Supervisor [Larry] Cantwell today—tell him you need Uber in East Hampton.'
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Uber service has been stopped in ritzy East Hampton, New York
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The move went into effect Friday morning
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According to Uber, East Hampton  requires drivers to have an office in the town so they can be licensed
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Town Supervisor Larry Cantwell said 'We had cabs coming from all over into the town to pick up a quick buck on the weekends and it created a problem in the community'
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Though Uber rides cannot be called in East Hampton, drivers can take customers there as a destination
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Customers may instead use upwards of 220 licensed taxis and vehicles

Question: According to East Hampton Patch, the service cancellation took place after a meeting between @placeholder officials and Uber representatives.

Answer: East Hampton

Answer: East Hampton

Answer: East Hampton

Answer: East Hampton

Answer: East Hampton

Answer: East Hampton

Answer: East Hampton


(CNN) Secretary of State John Kerry's diplomatic hot streak faced a major reality check Wednesday. He landed in Beijing aiming to convince a reluctant China to ratchet up pressure and punishments on its recalcitrant nuclear-armed ally North Korea. But the limits of American influence with a rising regional giant, questions over just how much influence even China has over North Korea's unpredictable behavior and the administration's own ebbing time and political capital make the chance of meaningful progress on one of the word's most vexing security threats a long shot. That doesn't mean Kerry, who has made a habit of what some see as solitary, quixotic diplomatic endeavors, isn't trying.
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Washington has long seen Beijing as holding the most meaningful card when it comes to changing Pyongyang's behavior
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But China, despite its increasing annoyance with North Korea, is apparently unsure of how to control Kim's erratic regime

Question: Kerry described @placeholder to reporters this weekend as a "clearly reckless and dangerous, evolving security threat in the hands of somebody who is questionable in terms of judgment and has proven thus to China."

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea