(CNN) Another former Secretary of State -- Condoleezza Rice -- has been drawn into the fray over who advised Hillary Clinton to use a private email server while she was America's top diplomat. An aide to Rice told CNN that Rice has "no recollection" of a conversation between Hillary Clinton and Colin Powell that reportedly took place at a 2009 dinner party of former Secretaries of State, during which Powell allegedly recommended that Clinton use a private email account. The Daily Caller was first to report that Rice had commented on the issue. Georgia Godfrey, Rice's chief of Staff at Stanford University where she teaches, also told the conservative news outlet that "Dr. Rice isn't doing any media right now. I can tell you, though, that she has no recollection of that conversation either."
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A Condoleezza Rice aide says she doesn't remember Colin Powell telling Hillary Clinton to use a private email account
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Rice is the second former Secretary of State to cast doubt on Clinton's email defense

Question: It's unclear whether Rice was present specifically when @placeholder reportedly offered his advice,  although it was reported she attended the dinner party.

Answer: Colin Powell

Answer: Powell

Answer: Colin Powell

Question: Neither @placeholder nor Powell has made a public presidential endorsement in the 2016 election cycle.

Answer: Condoleezza Rice

Answer: Rice

Answer: Rice

Answer: Rice

Answer: Rice

Answer: Rice

Answer: Condoleezza Rice

Answer: Rice

Question: Neither Rice nor @placeholder has made a public presidential endorsement in the 2016 election cycle.

Answer: Colin Powell

Answer: Powell

Answer: Colin Powell


(CNN) House Speaker Paul Ryan has a new strategy to deal with Donald Trump: Ignore him. As Ryan becomes the latest punching bag for his party's presidential nominee, the Wisconsin Republican has made the calculation that he faces little political upside in engaging in a back-and-forth with Trump. So he has gone underground, avoiding questions at all costs about Trump and trying to focus instead on preserving congressional majorities. His strategy is an implicit recognition that the Wisconsin Republican finds himself in a lose-lose situation over his party's nominee. If he attacks Trump, he's only bound to provoke even more conservative furor, something that could come back to haunt him if he finds himself searching for votes in the new Congress to preserve his speakership. Yet if he stands by Trump, he'll be accused of backing off his decision to avoid defending the GOP nominee.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan is trying to ignore Donald Trump
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That after the GOP nominee repeatedly blasted the House speaker

Question: A spokeswoman over the weekend rebuked @placeholder for his claims that the election is "rigged," but the speaker himself has yet to speak out.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: And the blowback for his posture on @placeholder could factor in that secret ballot contest.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


A man strangled his friend to death in a rage after the friend admitted that he had been molesting young girls and thought 'one of them was starting to like it,' a jury heard this week. Robert Mccombs told a court in Grand Rapids, Michigan on Wednesday that Steven Carl Day admitted to him and his roommate Roger Musick that he molested a young relative and that he was molesting other young girls. 'Day said he thought one of the girls was starting to like it,' Mccombs testified. Witnessed the confession: Robert Mccombs (left) said that when Steven Carl Day admitted to him and his roommate Roger Musick (right) that he was a child molester, Musick strangled him to death
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Steven Carl Day's confession over drinks that he molested young girls led to his murder, Robert Mccombs, the roommate of the alleged murder testified
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Mccombs said that when Day confessed to he and his former roommate Roger Musick that Musick said he wanted to kill Day
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Mccombs claims that Musick strangled Day to death and that the two of him dumped his body and then hid the evidence
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Mccombs was released from prison in early March for tampering with evidence in Day's death but Musick will stand trial for Day's murder

Question: I looked over at @placeholder and he was just as shocked as I was.'

Answer: Roger Musick

Answer: Roger Musick

Answer: Musick

Answer: Roger Musick

Answer: Musick

Answer: Musick

Answer: Musick

Question: Musick went to work and @placeholder went to their home to get rid of Day's belongings.

Answer: Robert Mccombs

Answer: Mccombs

Answer: Robert Mccombs

Answer: Robert Mccombs

Answer: Mccombs

Answer: Mccombs

Question: @placeholder was also about to be released but police later found there was enough evidence to charge him with Day's murder.

Answer: Roger Musick

Answer: Roger Musick

Answer: Musick

Answer: Roger Musick

Answer: Musick

Answer: Musick

Answer: Musick


(CNN) Less than two days after the US Navy revealed a third mechanical breakdown in a year of one of its $360 million littoral combat ships, the service has announced a fourth. The USS Coronado was on its way back to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, after suffering an "engineering casualty," a Navy statement said. It said it expected to reveal more about what happened after an inspection once the ship returned to port. The ship was heading to an independent deployment in the western Pacific when the mishap occurred. It had departed Hawaii on Friday. The Coronado was under its own power but traveling with the escort of the tanker USNS Henry J. Kaiser on the trip back to Hawaii, the statement said.
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USS Coronado suffers "engineering casualty" four days after leaving Hawaii
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"We must get these problems fixed now," chief of naval operations says

Question: But the @placeholder's incident means four of the six littoral combat ships in service have suffered mechanical failures in the past nine months.

Answer: USS Coronado

Answer: Coronado

Answer: USS Coronado

Question: The @placeholder's littoral combat ships come in two variants: the monohull and the trimaran, with three hulls.

Answer: US Navy

Answer: Navy


(CNN) -- Ramiro Valdes, 77, is one of only four remaining original rebels led by Fidel Castro in the 1950s in Cuba. By Cuban standards, he has had a remarkable career, serving the Castro brothers loyally for years in a variety of posts, some which made him notorious. Now, Valdes has accepted a new task outside Cuba that is raising skepticism. He arrived this week in Venezuela as a consultant for that country's energy crisis. Venezuela is facing critical electricity shortages that have created rolling blackouts in some areas. The government of Hugo Chavez blames a long drought that has reduced energy production at the country's main hydroelectric dam, while others say the real problem is a lack of investment in energy infrastructure.
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Ramiro Valdes, 77, is one of only four remaining original rebels led by Fidel Castro in the 1950s
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Some worry about what Valdes, who's been called ruthless, will be up to in Venezuela
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He's been hired to help end energy crisis, but critics say he lacks energy sector experience
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But others say Valdes, who has experience in government purchases, could help

Question: Furthermore, @placeholder engineers are already familiar with the electric system and equipment in the country, he added.

Answer: Venezuela

Answer: Venezuela

Answer: Venezuela

Question: Venezuela's alliance with @placeholder in areas such as medicine has resulted in a system in which Cuba purchases medical equipment that it in turn sells to Venezuela at a markup, he said.

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cuba

Question: Venezuela's alliance with Cuba in areas such as medicine has resulted in a system in which Cuba purchases medical equipment that it in turn sells to @placeholder at a markup, he said.

Answer: Venezuela

Answer: Venezuela

Answer: Venezuela

Question: That is, assess what equipment @placeholder needs to meet its electricity needs and have the Cuban team purchase it and then sell it to Venezuela.

Answer: Venezuela

Answer: Venezuela

Answer: Venezuela

Question: That is, assess what equipment Venezuela needs to meet its electricity needs and have the Cuban team purchase it and then sell it to @placeholder.

Answer: Venezuela

Answer: Venezuela

Answer: Venezuela


(CNN) -- "I mean, I hate to gloat," Weird Al Yankovic said, "but I'm extremely satisfied with my position in life and the way things have worked out for me." For over a quarter of a century, Weird Al has made a career out of his two passions: music and comedy. His parodies and satirical songs and videos have amassed an army of devoted fans -- 2 million of them follow him on Twitter. He's won three Grammy Awards and has sold more comedy albums than any other artist in history. Not bad for a nerd out of Lynwood, California.
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Weird Al Yankovic's first children's book hits shelves February 1
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"When I Grow Up" centers on 8-year-old Billy and his career possibilities
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Yankovic's career was built on passion for music and comedy plus an inherent nerdiness

Question: "I suppose I had my rock star fantasies while I was singing into my hairbrush in the bathroom mirror, but I never really consciously said, 'OK, this is what I'm going to do for a living and I'm going to be @placeholder.'

Answer: Weird Al Yankovic

Answer: Weird Al

Answer: Weird Al Yankovic

Answer: Yankovic

Question: If I can extrapolate it, maybe that's something I share with @placeholder."

Answer: Billy


(CNN) A Drexel University professor who received death threats after posting several controversial tweets said Thursday he is resigning because the year-long harassment has made his situation "unsustainable." George Ciccariello-Maher, a professor of politics and global studies, had been teaching his class remotely via video conference after being put on administrative leave, a move that Drexel said was for his own safety. The professor said his resignation is effective December 31. "This is not a decision I take lightly; however, after nearly a year of harassment by right-wing, white supremacist media outlets and Internet mobs, after death threats and threats of violence directed against me and my family, my situation has become unsustainable," Ciccariello-Maher wrote on his Facebook account. "Staying at Drexel in the eye of this storm has become detrimental to my own writing, speaking, and organizing."
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George Ciccariello-Maher says the threats began a year ago
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His situation has raised questions about free speech on campuses

Question: Ciccariello-@placeholder drew more outrage in March after tweeting that he was "trying not to vomit" watching someone give up their first-class seat for a uniformed soldier.

Answer: Maher

Answer: Maher

Answer: Maher

Question: Drexel said in a statement Thursday that Ciccariello-@placeholder was leaving to "pursue other opportunities" and that it wished him well.

Answer: Maher

Answer: Maher

Answer: Maher


(CNN) In the face of mounting revelations of contacts between his campaign advisers and Russian intelligence, Donald Trump's best strategy is to come clean: release his tax returns, answer all questions, recuse Attorney General Jeff Sessions from any inquiries and fully cooperate with an independent investigation. That is the only way to put to rest once and for all the notion that the President is compromised by our adversaries in Moscow. Fat chance. For Trump, chaotic White House becomes the norm Skilled in the dark arts of deception, Trump instead is turning to a favorite tactic, one that has served him well in the past: Deploy weapons of mass distraction. "Look over there!" he yells, and we do. As a reality TV star, he knows our attention span is short, our desire for drama acute and our interest in shiny new objects extreme.
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Paul Begala: Donald Trump's complaints about leaks in Flynn case are a shiny object meant to distract from Russia contacts story
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Ironic, he says: Trump won office largely due to leaks and well-timed Comey statements. Trump should shed light, not cry foul

Question: Nothing short of full disclosure and an independent investigation will end the story of Russia's attempt to tilt the election to @placeholder.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) -- Miley Cyrus came to Mexico "like a wrecking ball" -- to quote her hit song -- offending fans at Monterrey concert and prompting a federal investigation. This happened Tuesday in Monterrey, during the first of four scheduled "Bangerz Tour 2014" gigs in Mexico: As Cyrus was "twerking" in the middle of a song, one of the two dancers contorting beside her used a Mexican flag to spank the oversized, false buttocks she was wearing. Adding insult to injury: Tuesday was Mexico's Independence Day. Mexican law is very stern on the subject of respecting the flag, the Mexican seal and national anthem: Any action "that implies contempt or lack of respect to the Homeland Symbols will be punished according to its severity and the condition of the offender."
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Miley Cyrus act in Monterrey included a "spanking" with the Mexican Flag
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Nuevo Leon state legislator: "She brazenly made fun of our flag"
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He says Mexico's Interior Ministry has opened an investigation
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Tuesday, the day of the incident, was Mexico's Independence Day

Question: "I felt truly offended and annoyed by the fact that a foreign artist feels like she can come here and make fun of and mock our national flag on @placeholder, September 16th.

Answer: Independence Day

Answer: Independence Day


Speaking after his end of season review, chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak vowed to make Manchester City a different proposition next season. The club’s super-rich Abu Dhabi owners are now free of the Financial Fair Play restrictions that limited their spending last summer, and Al Mubarak said that changes would be made with players moving on and 'high quality individuals' arriving at the Etihad Stadium. Here, Sportsmail's Mike Keegan looks at potential ins and outs in what is expected to be a busy summer on the blue half of Manchester. INS City's admiration for Juventus's former Manchester United midfield dynamo is no secret. They have the financial clout to take the 22-year-old away from Italy but could face stiff opposition from Barcelona for his services.
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Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak set to splash the cash
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Al Mubarak says changes will be made at club who finished as runners-up
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Paul Pogba, Kevin De Bruyne and Raheem Sterling could be drafted in
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Edin Dzeko, Bacary Sagna and Stevan Jovetic may be heading for the exit
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Transfer news: CLICK HERE for all the latest

Question: He came to Manchester to watch @placeholder play Bayern and could well be the solution.

Answer: Manchester City


They are a mysterious relative of the Neanderthals who are thought to have roamed the plains of Siberia and east Asia long before modern humans arrived on the continent. But little is known about the Denisovans, a sister species of the Neanderthals who first emerged around 200,000 years ago, as so few of their fossilised remains have been discovered. Now researchers have unpicked a tiny piece of the puzzle about how this enigmatic human species lived - they regularly inhabited the same caves. Using pioneering DNA analysis of teeth and a fragment of pinky finger bone found at the Denisova cave in Altai Krai, in the Altai Mountains near Barnaul, Russia, the researchers have discovered they belonged to three individuals who lived there tens of thousands of years apart.
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Geneticists studied DNA from teeth and a pinky bone from a Siberian cave
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They were found to belong to individuals living thousands of years apart
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It has provided clues about how this mysterious human species lived
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The Denisovans are thought to be a sister species of the Neanderthal

Question: @placeholder from these early humans has been found in the genomes of modern humans over a wide area of Asia, suggesting they once covered a vast range.

Answer: DNA

Answer: DNA


A Watford football fan is fighting for his life after suffering serious injuries in an attack in the street as he made his way home from yesterday's match against Wolves. The supporter, named locally as 44-year-old Nick Cruwys, was on his way to Wolverhampton train station from the Molineux stadium when he was assaulted by a gang. The man was walking to the station with a group of friends when they were 'completely outnumbered', police said. A Watford football fan is fighting for his life after suffering serious injuries in an attack in the street as he made his way home from yesterday's match against Wolves (stadium pictured)
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Watford fan suffers serious head injuries after he was attacked by a gang
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Supporter, named locally as Nick Cruwys, was assaulted in Wolverhampton
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He was making his way home from a match when he was 'outnumbered'
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44-year-old now fighting for his life in hospital after 'unprovoked attack'

Question: The 'unprovoked attack' came after Wolves (in orange) and @placeholder (in black) drew 2-2 at the Molineux

Answer: Watford

Answer: Watford

Answer: Watford


London (CNN) Two days after UK voters decided they wanted to leave the European Union, foreign ministers from the EU's six founding countries met in Berlin to discuss the speed and strategy of Britain's exit. European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has said he'd like to get started on it "immediately." "Britons decided that they want to leave the European Union, so it doesn't make any sense to wait until October to try to negotiate the terms of their departure," Juncker said Friday, referring to British Prime Minister David Cameron's announcement that he would step down -- but not before a new leader could be installed in October.
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EU leaders discussed UK exit in Berlin on Saturday
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Online petition calling for new referendum has more than 2 million signatures

Question: "It is not an amicable divorce, but it also wasn't a tight love affair," he said of the @placeholder's relationship with Britain.

Answer: European Union

Answer: EU

Answer: European Union

Answer: EU


Netflix is promising a faster and more slick service to Australian customers with its new-look. The on-demand TV service is rolling out a faster 'user-friendly' interface which gives more information about the show you're about to watch in quick time, just by hovering over a title. It will be available in Australia within days and 49 other countries after that. 'Yes, it's a pretty big deal, it's our first update in four years,' Netflix corporate communications director Cliff Edwards told Daily Mail Australia. 'Customers will be able to watch their favourite programs even easier and quicker with the changes.'
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Netflix has launched its new interface
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The streaming giant has spent four years working on a major website upgrade enabling quicker uploading of shows
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Information and previews are available by hovering over a title
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It will take up to two weeks for it to be in place across 50 countries
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Netflix has also revealed it will screen its movie blockbuster Beasts of No Nation in August
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Another major release due at the same time is a documentary on legendary singer and civil rights activist Nina Simone

Question: 'Look, in @placeholder there is somewhere between 6 to 8 million households, so if people are talking about 200,000 having switched on before we launched there, that's quite a small percentage.'

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australia

Answer: Daily Mail Australia


Bangkok, Thailand (CNN) -- Thailand's prime minister huddled with the chiefs of the country's armed forces early Friday after a string of grenade attacks killed at least one person and wounded dozens of others in the already-tense capital. Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva called an emergency meeting of top officials after the Thursday night attacks, which followed weeks of protests aimed at toppling his administration. Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban told CNN the grenades were launched from the area where the anti-government protesters, known as the Red Shirts, have been encamped for weeks, but the protesters denied any responsibility for the attacks.
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NEW: Death toll revised downward; emergency center says at least 87 wounded
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Three grenades land on roof of elevated train station, official says
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Pro-government demonstrators mobilize to support Abhisit then disperse
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Protesters demand PM to dissolve government, hold new elections and leave country

Question: Suthep said riot police and helicopters were deployed to join @placeholder troops in the area, which was still littered with glass amid the standoff.

Answer: Thailand

Answer: Thailand


Run-ups are over-rated, just ask Neymar who scored four goals at the Camp Nou on Saturday night – two of which were penalties scored from a standing start. The Brazilian became La Liga’s top scorer with eight goals this season, scoring twice in each half as Barcelona beat Rayo Vallecano 5-2. Luis Suarez made the third and fourth Neymar goals and then scored the fifth from a Neymar pass. Barca fans are counting the days until Lionel Messi returns. They sang his name in the second half as he watched from the stands alongside Andres Iniesta, who is also injured.
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Barcelona and Real Madrid and moved two points clear of Villarreal at the top of La Liga after victories on Saturday
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Barca were stuned when Javi Guerra volleyed in from close range to give Rayo a surprise 15th-minute lead
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Neymar won two penalties and converted both to put Bercelona ahead before completing hat-trick in 69th minute
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The Brazilian scored the fourth before he set up Luis Suarez to clip the ball home 13 minutes from time

Question: But while they wait for him to come back from his knee ligament injury Suarez and @placeholder seem more than capable of holding things together and Neymar may just have the penalty-taking job for keeps.

Answer: Neymar

Answer: Neymar

Answer: Neymar

Answer: Neymar

Question: He made saves from Lass and @placeholder as Rayo showed they were far from beaten.

Answer: Javi Guerra


(CNN) Thomas Sutherland, who was held hostage in Lebanon for more than six years, died Saturday in Fort Collins, Colorado, according to Colorado State University, where he'd been a professor. He was 85. Sutherland was dean of agriculture at the American University of Beirut when eight gunmen abducted him on June 9, 1985. He was released on November 18, 1991, having spent 2,353 days in captivity -- the longest of all the hostages taken by Hezbollah during that period, except for Terry Anderson. Sutherland was "physically abused by his captors, who on one occasion subjected him to a most severe beating with a rubber truncheon, first on the soles of his feet and thereafter over his entire body until he was black and blue everywhere," according to a lawsuit he and other hostages filed against Iran for its role in supporting Hezbollah, the Islamic group that carried out the abductions.
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Gunmen abducted Sutherland, an American University professor, in 1985
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He was held captive more than six years in Lebanon
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He died Saturday in Fort Collins, Colorado, where he lived and taught

Question: "The entire @placeholder community joins once again in honoring a true hero -- who believed that an understanding of agricultural science could bring relief to people and communities in hunger — and that education could be a force for good and light in our world that would transcend borders and differences among nations," Frank said.

Answer: Colorado

Answer: Colorado State University

Answer: Colorado


Since hitting the big time singer-songwriter Sam Smith has undergone something of a transformation. Over the past year the London-born artist, 22, has dropped three stone by following a dairy-free, low-carb and low sugar diet, and is now barely recognisable. The chubby, suit-wearing soul singer has gone and been replaced with a new body confident Sam, complete with designer stubble and a trendy new wardrobe. Scroll down for video Sam Smith is looking better than ever after losing three stone over the last year, he regularly posts pictures of himself to his Instagram account And his new fashionista status has been crowned with  Sam being named Vogue's April 'Today I'm Wearing' star.
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Musician Sam Smith, 22, has lost three stone over the last year
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British singer has followed Amelia Freer's advice and slimmed down
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Now a fashion icon, he's sharing his daily clothes diary with Vogue

Question: Sam posted this picture of a delicious and healthy looking meal to @placeholder after taking a nutritionists advice on his diet

Answer: Instagram


Footballers are not always known for their generosity, but Mesut Ozil showed his caring side by donating money to pay the cost of operations for 11 Brazilian children. The Arsenal midfielder's foundation will fund operations for the children whose families otherwise could not afford to pay for necessary treatment. Labelled 'Ozil's Eleven', the children will undergo operations between the October 24 and November 7 in Maranhao in co-operation with the children's aid programme BigShoe. It is not the first time that Ozil has shown a remarkable act of kindness, as he was presented with the Laureus Sport for Good award last November after spending his World Cup bonus on operations for 23 children in Brazil.
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Mesut Ozil has donated money to pay the cost of operations for 11 children
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The Arsenal midfielder was given the Laureus award last November
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He previously paid for the cost of operations for 23 Brazilian children

Question: 'Even one year after we won the World Cup, I want to continue to leave a positive mark in @placeholder by financing 11 more children's operations,' he said.

Answer: Brazilian

Answer: Brazil

Answer: Brazilian


(CNN) -- CBS began to introduce the next host of the "Late Show," Stephen Colbert, by having current host David Letterman interview him and take a selfie together on Tuesday night. Letterman called Colbert "always entertaining," "the new kid" and "my friend." What Letterman was saying, implicitly, was that he supported CBS's pick for his successor. CBS announced that it had signed Colbert to a multiyear deal back on April 10, one week after Letterman revealed that he intends to retire in 2015. The unspecified timing of the transition came up during the chat between the two comedians. When Letterman asked about family matters, Colbert, who has three kids, said, "They're getting ready for me to hang around too much." He pointed out that he'll be signing off his Comedy Central show "The Colbert Report" at the end of the year, "and then there's -- I don't know -- when are you leaving? I should have asked!," Colbert said as Letterman laughed. "I should have asked."
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Stephen Colbert appeared on the "Late Show" with David Letterman
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Colbert will be the next host of the talk show
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Letterman plans to retire in 2015

Question: @placeholder also styled himself differently than he usually does on the "Colbert Report," further distinguishing between that show and his next late-night act.

Answer: Stephen Colbert

Answer: Colbert

Answer: Colbert

Answer: Colbert

Answer: Colbert

Answer: Stephen Colbert

Answer: Colbert

Question: Colbert also styled himself differently than he usually does on the "@placeholder," further distinguishing between that show and his next late-night act.

Answer: The Colbert Report


We share a common ancestor with Neanderthals, but this ancient  population remains largely a mystery. Now, researchers have used new digital techniques to recreate the skull of the last common ancestor of Homo sapiens and Neanderthals for the first time. The skull also shows how our ancient forefathers had human cheekbones, but a Neanderthal-like bulge at the back of the skulls. The 'virtual fossil' has been simulated by plotting a total of 797 'landmarks' on fossilised skulls stretching over almost two million years of Homo history. These skulls included a 1.6 million-year-old Homo erectus fossil, Neanderthal crania found in Europe and a 19th century skulls in Cambridge.
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Scientists plotted 797 'landmarks' on fossilised skulls over Homo history
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They fed a digital skull into the timeline, warping it to fit fossil changes
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Resulting virtual 3D ancestral skull bears early hallmarks of both species
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It also shows how a lineage split occurred 700,000 years ago, rather than 400,000 years ago as previously thought

Question: 1.8 million years ago - @placeholder ergaster begins to appear in fossil record

Answer: Homo

Answer: Homo

Answer: Homo

Answer: Homo


Police say a mid-level manager for Taco Bell Corp. repeatedly slapped an Uber driver in the face after being told to get out of the car because he was too drunk to give directions. The incident Friday was captured on dash camera video that was posted online by the driver, 23-year old Edward Caban. The video shows Benjamin Golden, of Newport Beach, California, repeatedly hitting Caban, grabbing his hair and slamming his head against a window. Police say Caban defended himself by pepper-spraying Golden. The 32-year-old Golden was arrested on charges of public intoxication and assault. A Taco Bell Corp. spokeswoman said in a statement Monday that Golden has been fired from his position as a brand manager for the company.
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Benjamin Golden, 32, was filmed beating up his Uber driver during a ride Friday night around Newport Beach, California
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Taco Bell announced in a statement that they had fired Golden as a mid-level brand manager
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Golden was arrested on charges of public intoxication and assault

Question: @placeholder recounts how the man begins fading in and out of consciousness while become 'belligerent', 'aggressive', and 'refusing to put his seat belt on'.

Answer: Edward Caban

Answer: Caban

Answer: Caban


Luis Suarez and Neymar were considered the supporting acts to Lionel Messi last season, but they put on their own super show against Getafe to drag Barcelona level at the top of La Liga with Real Madrid on Saturday. Sergi Roberto was the magicians’ assistant, setting up both of his side’s two goals — perhaps he came dressed as Xavi for Halloween — which continues a run of dazzling individual form. It has stunned virtually every Barcelona fan, not to mention manager Luis Enrique, though the Asturian would never admit it. Both of Neymar or Suarez are capable of being the main man for a top European side, so to have both of them available is more than suitable anaesthetic after having Messi so painfully ripped away from them for a projected eight weeks.
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Barcelona moved back level on points with La Liga leaders Real Madrid after beating Getafe on Saturday
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Luis Suarez and Neymar were both on target again - the pair have now scored Barca's last 14 goals
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Sergio Roberto's stunning flick set up Suarez for the first goal of the game - and his 300th career strike

Question: It was Suarez's 300th career goal, but a more important statistic for @placeholder is that the striker has found the net eight times since Messi went off injured against Las Palmas, in seven matches, once in the Champions League.

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barca


(CNN) As world leaders grapple with how to end the Syrian war, most people in the west are struggling to look beyond the bombs, destruction and refugee crisis to understand the tangle of alignments that is Syria. What is often hidden from view is that a strip of land in northern Syria, known as Rojava, contiguous with south-eastern Turkey, is home to a remarkable revolution. And I do not use the term "revolution" lightly. Since the Arab Spring in 2011, Rojava's predominantly Kurdish population of around 3-4 million has effected a bottom-up transformation of society into a direct democracy, organized into three self-governing, Swiss-style cantons.
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Rojava is a small strip of land in northern Syria that's home to a remarkable revolution
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Power vacuum left by the war has allowed Kurds to create a secular, multicultural community

Question: The western media is often so focused on covering the war in @placeholder that the public's only glimpse of this society is through eye-catching, "sexy" pictures of the female YPJ fighters.

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria

Question: Read more: This is a story about @placeholder at war, but it's not a war story

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria


The daughters of Mary Kay Letourneau and her former student-turned husband, Vili Fualaau, are now older than their father was when, at age 12, he started an affair with his teacher. On the eve of the infamous couple's 10-year wedding anniversary, Letourneau, Fualaau and their two children, 17-year-old Audrey and 16-year-old Georgia, sat down for an exclusive interview with Barbara Walters on 20/20, which will air on ABC Friday at 10pm. Letourneau, then a 34-year-old married mother of four, pleaded guilty to child rape for her illicit affair with her sixth-grade student, which resulted in two pregnancies. Audrey Fualaau was born while her mother was out on probation in 1998. Her 16-year-old sister, Georgia, was welcomed into the world behind bars after the disgraced teacher was re-arrested and sent back to prison for having another sexual encounter with her former student.
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Letourneau and Vili Fualaau spoke to Barbara Walters in a 20/20 interview that will air Friday
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Couple's 17-year-old daughter, Audrey, was born while her mother was out on probation. Her 16-year-old sister, Georgia, was born behind bars
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Letourneau and Fualaau started a sexual relationship when she was his sixth-grade teacher and she fell pregnant with his child when he was 13
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She served a few months in jail and fell pregnant with his second child within weeks; she was then sent back to prison for seven years
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But a year after her release in 2004, they married and are still together
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Letourneau said there was never a big conversation with their daughters about the scandal because they grew up with it
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Vili Fualaau lamented that he didn't have the right support as a young father of two girls

Question: @placeholder will discuss his struggle with alcoholism and depression and how he believes he was failed by the system as a minor.

Answer: Vili Fualaau

Answer: Fualaau

Answer: Vili Fualaau

Answer: Fualaau

Answer: Vili Fualaau


America's largest internet providers have been accused off ripping off customers and 'throttling' their internet connections. Major providers, including AT&T, Time Warner and Verizon, are all slowing users, many slowing to the speed of a dial up connection at times - despite recent net neutrality rulings which outlaw such practices. Researchers analysed online tests taken by 300,00 people in major cities. This test measures whether interconnection points are experiencing problems. It runs speed measurements from your (the test user’s) ISP, across multiple interconnection points, detecting degraded performance. They says the evidence collected points to slowdowns for users on the networks of five of the largest Internet access providers — AT&T, CenturyLink, Comcast, Time Warner Cable and Verizon — which represent 75 percent of all U.S. wireline households
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Report analysed results from 300,000 internet users in major cities
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Found AT&T, Time Warner and Verizon  all slowed data speeds at times

Question: 'In truth, the big phone and cable companies are terrified that so many people are performing the speed tests and compiling data on what ails the @placeholder.,' he said.

Answer: Internet


Harry Kane's brother, Charlie, took to Twitter on Sunday to show his support to his younger sibling ahead of Tottenham's Capital One Cup final against Chelsea. Charlie posted a selfie with his family and friends on the social networking site, as they made their way to Wembley for the showpiece clash, with a number on show wearing masks of the in-form Spurs forward - who has scored an impressive 24 goals in 38 appearances this season. Charlie is clearly very supportive of his brother, as just last month he was caught on video in a local pub celebrating Spurs' 2-1 North London derby success over Arsenal, leading the chants of 'He's one of our own', after Kane Jnr grabbed a crucial double in the win.
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Tottenham face Chelsea in the Capital One Cup final on Sunday
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All eyes are on Tottenham's in-form striker Harry Kane
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Ahead of the game his older brother Charlie has shown his support
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Kane Snr took a selfie with his family and friends on the way to Wembley

Question: A day earlier Kane Snr posted on @placeholder 'Sleepless night ahead' as he looked forward to Sunday's crunch clash

Answer: Twitter


Martin O'Neill is confident James McCarthy will brush off any flak from the travelling Tartan Army and stamp his class on tonight’s Euro 2016 qualifier in Dublin. This will be the Everton midfielder’s first game against the country of his birth after he missed last November’s 1-0 defeat for Ireland in Glasgow because of a hamstring injury. A similar complaint could this evening sideline fellow Scots-born colleague Aiden McGeady, who was booed throughout the autumn match at Celtic Park. McCarthy, though, is poised to play a key midfield role against Gordon Strachan’ s side in what could prove a turning point for both nations in their Group D campaigns.
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Martin O'Neill confident James McCarthy will brush off Scotland boo-boys
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Everton midfielder to face country of his birth for the first time in Dublin
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Fellow Scots-born colleague Aiden McGeady sat out training on Friday
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O’Neill does not believe the jeers will affect the pair in the titanic tussle

Question: @placeholder have beaten us in November and if that’s the message they want to send out I have no problem with it really.

Answer: Scots

Answer: Scotland

Answer: Scots


(CNN) Iceland pulled off one of the most astonishing results in the history of European football on Monday, knocking England out of the Euro 2016 finals. Playing at its first major international tournament, Iceland came from behind to win 2-1 in Nice and set up a quarterfinal tie against host nation France. This victory, without doubt the most important in the country's history, not only inflicted humiliation on England but also underlined Iceland's reputation as a growing force in world football. "This is without a doubt the biggest result in Icelandic football history," defender Kari Arnason told reporters. We've shocked the world.
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Iceland reaches Euro 2016 quarterfinals
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Goals from Sigurdsson and Sigthorsson
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England manager says he is quitting
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Iceland to play France in last eight

Question: Shocked by conceding, @placeholder's players began to lose their discipline with  passes going astray and Iceland able to break into space left behind the midfield.

Answer: England

Answer: Euro 2016

Answer: England

Answer: Euro 2016

Answer: England

Question: @placeholder has been warned -- Iceland is ready to make more history.

Answer: France

Answer: France

Question: Keep to date with all the latest from @placeholder

Answer: Euro 2016

Answer: Euro 2016


(CNN) Tropical Storm Tembin slammed into another set of Philippine islands late Saturday, hours after unleashing devastating flooding and landslides that has left dozens dead on the southern island of Mindanao, authorities said. Officials have given conflicting death tolls. At least 123 people have been killed and 159 are missing, Mina Marasigan, spokeswoman for the Philippine National Disaster Risk Reduction & Management Council said during a press briefing Sunday. Earlier, the CEO of the Philippine Red Cross said on Twitter that 156 people have died since the storm hit Friday; the country's national disaster risk management council put the death toll at 75.
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The storm has displaced more than 70,000 people in the southern Philippines
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Tembin is the Philippines' second deadly tropical storm this month

Question: Light to heavy rains also could continue to fall in the central and southern @placeholder through Sunday.

Answer: Philippine

Answer: Philippines

Answer: Philippines


The full extent of notorious gang leader El Chapo's astonishing escape has been revealed by satellite images of the area surrounding the top security Mexican jail. Aerial images of the jail and the surrounding countryside reveal just how complex the escape operation was, as a construction site sprang up over the course of a year just a mile from the Altiplano jail. Given the sheer size of the operation, questions are being asked as to how no one at the jail reported noticing anything out of the ordinary. Billionaire cartel leader Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman began his escape at 8.52pm on Saturday.
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Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman, head of Sinaloa Cartel, is on the run after escaping from Altiplano jail on Saturday
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Underground tunnel through which he escaped led from the prison shower to a construction site nearly a mile away
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A miracle of underground engineering, the tunnel was complete with air vents, electric lights and emergency oxygen
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More than 3,250 tonnes of earth was transported from the site, which would have required 379 dump trucks
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No sign of El Chapo despite a $3.8million reward offered by Mexican government

Question: A couple who live next to the end of @placeholder's escape tunnel have revealed how a mysterious neighbour who called himself 'El Pastor' moved into the area six months ago and claimed he was building a house.

Answer: El Chapo

Answer: Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman

Answer: Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman

Answer: El Chapo


Ambulances in the United States may now be equipped with life-saving sponges to prevent gunshot victims from bleeding out. The device was cleared last year for use on the battlefield, but now, the FDA has approved it for civilian use too. Sponges are injected into the wound to stop the bleeding, and can later be removed safely once the victim has arrived at the hospital. The device, called XStat Rapid Homeostasis System, was developed by RevMedx out of Wilsonville, Oregon. What looks like a large syringe is filled with small, tablet-like sponges that can expand once inside a wound. The cellulose sponges are coated with a homeostatic agent, according to MedGadget, and grow rapidly to fill the hole.
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The XStat looks like a large syringe, filled with rapidly expanding sponges
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FDA approved the device for battlefield use last year, and now for civilians
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Device has potential to absorb 300 millilitres of blood or other bodily fluid

Question: The @placeholder sponges have a radiopaque marker on them, which can be detected under an X-ray to ensure all sponges are cleared from the body.

Answer: XStat Rapid Homeostasis System

Answer: XStat


Washington (CNN) It's the no-win situation that can only be imagined by US military officials tasked with preparing for a worst-case scenario -- conducting a preemptive strike on North Korea. With little time to evacuate, millions of innocent citizens would be caught in the crossfire if the US and its regional allies were to initiate a first strike, that would almost certainly result in high casualties on both sides. Friday morning, President Donald Trump warned on Twitter that "Military solutions are now fully in place, locked and loaded," though he said "hopefully Kim Jong Un will find another path!"
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Launching a devastating preemptive strike against North Korea is almost unanimously considered a last resort
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Millions of innocent citizens could be caught in the crossfire if the US and its regional allies were to initiate a first strike

Question: "The scenario of a @placeholder preemptive strike is one that acknowledges our diplomacy has failed -- and our policy for last 25 years has failed," said Hendrix.

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: US


Hollywood legend Elizabeth Taylor's 'Taj Mahal' diamond could be yours - for the right price. The extravagant 40th birthday gift given to the actress by her then-husband Richard Burton will once again hit the auction block following a recent settlement in the bitter legal battle between Liz's estate and Christie's auction house, Daily Mail Online can reveal. New court documents obtained by Daily Mail Online show that earlier this week the two parties reached a deal to dismiss all claims against each other and the Taj Mahal diamond will be put up for auction, fetching, it is hoped - at least $8.8 million, the auction price last time around.
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The 'Taj Mahal' diamond was sold at auction in December 2011 for $8.8 million - Liz Taylor's estate got $7.2 million from sale
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But months later,  buyer returned it and demanded his money back claiming it was not from the Mughal period as advertised
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The estate filed a lawsuit against Christie's claiming auction house breached its agreement and refused to return its share
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Christie's called lawsuit nonsense, claiming the estate made many millions
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This week both parties agreed to settle lawsuit and work together to finalize a new sale of the gem

Question: Taylor's estate responded by claiming the sale cancellation violated @placeholder's own policies and that the auction house never guaranteed the diamond's age or Mughal origins.

Answer: Christie's

Answer: Christie's

Answer: Christie's

Question: It asked that the suit be dismissed an the money returned to @placeholder.

Answer: Christie's

Answer: Christie's

Answer: Christie's


A furious Kevin Pietersen has blasted the England and Wales Cricket Board for dropping batsman Ian Bell ahead of the tour of South Africa in a thunderous video shared on Twitter. Former England batsman Pietersen also took aim at captain Alastair Cook in a video titled 'I'm really p***** off'. Pietersen said: 'I'm actually sitting here very, very, very annoyed. How can you take somebody who has played over 100 Test matches and you have got the biggest Test series of the year coming up against the No 1 side in the world, and you can drop him, leave him out of the tour?
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Ian Bell left out of England's squad for the tour of South Africa
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Kevin Pietersen says decision 'is pathetic' and feels Bell is hard done by
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Pietersen compared Alastair Cook's treatment when out of form to Bell's
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See more news and results from the English cricket team stars

Question: I certainly feel I could have contributed out there & have been working tirelessly 2 (sic) get into the best possible condition for the tour,' @placeholder wrote.

Answer: Ian Bell

Answer: Ian Bell

Answer: Bell

Answer: Bell


Paris, France (CNN) -- The top ranking is at stake in the men's game when Rafael Nadal meets Novak Djokovic in Sunday's French Open final. But don't let that fool you -- both tennis titans, having held down the No. 1 spot previously, are more concerned about piling up grand slam titles. For current holder Nadal, he's seeking a record-extending ninth success at Roland Garros, an accomplishment that would also see him tie Pete Sampras for second on the men's list with 14 majors. A bad back and Stanislas Wawrinka, likely in that order of significance, stalled Nadal in January's Australian Open final.
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Novak Djokovic will face Rafa Nadal in Sunday's French Open final
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Djokovic beat Ernests Gulbis while Nadal overcame Andy Murray
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Djokovic seeking to become eighth man to complete a career grand slam
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Nadal looking for ninth championship win at Roland Garros

Question: "For me it's much better when the weather is like today," @placeholder later told reporters.

Answer: Rafael Nadal

Answer: Nadal

Answer: Nadal

Answer: Rafa Nadal

Answer: Nadal

Answer: Nadal


What are the chances of finding musical talent by randomly approaching people on the street? Brisbane based DJ-duo Mashed N Kutcher did just that when they offered a keyboard and microphone to members of the public and invited them to bash out a melody. The black-and-white clip has spread like wildfire, clocking up over 1.25 million views in under a week and gaining coverage on leading media outlets around the globe. The clip shows Adam and Matt, who choose not to give their full names, approach a busdriver and a 7-Eleven clerk to have a bash on the keys before going in search of a singer.
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The pair invite random members of the public to make music with them
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They find an impressive singer and record a song with his vocals
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Brisbane DJ-duo Mashed N Kutcher uploaded the video last week
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It has had 1.25 million views and been covered by media around the globe
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The pair wanted to show that musical talent can be found anywhere
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The jogger in the clip, Ross Burbury, is a singer songwriter from Brisbane who works in direct sales for media company News Corporation

Question: @placeholder, who formed in 2013, have built a strong following from their mashups and energetic live shows.

Answer: Mashed N Kutcher

Answer: Mashed N Kutcher


Kevin De Bruyne has not so much hit the ground running, but has overtaken Mo Farah, Usain Bolt and the Back to the Future DeLorean as he continues to blaze a trail following his £54million August arrival at Manchester City. Nine games, four goals, five assists. On Wednesday, the world seemed to be asking 'what if?' in celebration of the day made famous in the 1985 time-travelling epic which sees Michael J Fox jump 20 years forward. And after seeing De Bruyne net an injury-time Champions League winner for City that night, Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho may well have been asking the same question.
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Kevin De Bruyne has four goals and  five assists in nine games for Man City
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The Belgian scored City's winner against Sevilla on Wednesday night
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Manuel Pellegrini dubbed De Bruyne the 'perfect' signing after his heroics
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Following the 24-year-old's switch to Manchester, Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho went into 'no regret' mode

Question: Regardless, @placeholder's loss would appear to be City's gain - and not many saw that coming.

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea


Jose Mourinho has declared that he doesn't care where Chelsea win the Premier League, so long as they end up claiming the title. The Blues lead the table by six points, with a game in hand, and face Stoke City at home on Saturday in the first of their final nine games of the season. 'I dont care if it is in the hotel or away or at home, I just want to win it,' said Mourinho, as Chelsea trained at Cobham on Friday. Jose Mourinho was speaking at Chelsea's press conference ahead of their Premier League clash Eden Hazard will start for Chelsea against Stoke City on Saturday following a tiring international break
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Eden Hazard will start for Chelsea against Stoke City on Saturday
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Belgium midfielder is 'tired' following the international break
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Diego Costa has recovered from hamstring injury, confirms Mourinho
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But the Blues top scorer may not be ready to start Premier League clash
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Still a four-horse race for the title, according to the Chelsea manager

Question: @placeholder (centre) is back in training but could not be fit enough to start against Stoke

Answer: Diego Costa


He wooed Sir Alex Ferguson with his commitment and his summer sale to Lyon left fans disappointed, and team-mates shocked. Lofty praise from one of football's greatest managers and fond memories in Old Trafford's dressing room may even be of some comfort to Rafael, whose move to France is, conservatively speaking, still a work in progress. It is unfair to say the step down from Manchester United to Ligue 1 hasn't worked out quite the way the defender had hoped. It has been positive. Some things never change; he's still got the most enthusiastic, beaming smile in any footballer's mugshot. But he needs a little more time to show Lyon supporters exactly what he's about and to find a position he can cement as his own.
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Lyon take on Valencia in Champions League at the Mestalla on Wednesday
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Gary Neville is taking charge of his first game as new Valencia manager
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Rafael replaced Neville in Manchester United team after he retired in 2011
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The Brazilian right back left United in the summer and joined Lyon

Question: Having spent seven seasons with United, it only took Rafael a matter of months since switching to @placeholder to think about what is next for his career.

Answer: Lyon

Answer: Ligue 1

Answer: Lyon

Answer: Lyon

Answer: Lyon


Leaders of a small, largely black town on Maryland's Eastern Shore are defending their decision to fire the town's first African-American police chief - a decision that has left the community of 4,100 sharply divided along racial lines. 'You're looking for answers. ... I've been wanting to bust loose and say what I want to say, but I can't,' Pocomoke City Mayor Bruce Morrison told representatives of a group called Citizens for a Better Pocomoke, which on Monday evening asked the mayor and council members to work with them to reinstate former police Chief Kelvin Sewell. 'This act has destabilized our community and now brought about division,' the Rev. Ronnie White of the House of Love Christian Center said.
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Pocomoke City Police Chief Kelvin Sewell was fired after four years on the job
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Sewell claims his termination stems from his refusal to fire two black officers deemed 'troublemakers' for complaining of mistreatment
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Police chief filed a complaint with EEOC this year claiming he was not given a contract and was paid less than his white predecessors
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The mayor of the town is white, as are four of five City Council members

Question: Green says he was harassed and his overtime hours were restricted after he attended an @placeholder mediation session with Savage.

Answer: EEOC


A misfiring Rafael Nadal had trouble hitting the mark but the third seeded Spaniard still had enough to beat American Donald Young 6-4, 6-2 on Tuesday and advance to the fourth round of the BNP Paribas Open. Nadal, a three-time champion at Indian Wells, looked out of sorts in a sloppy opening set slamming an easy overhead into the net to give Young an early break and then later double-faulting to hand over another. But the 47th ranked Young was no better at finding the target saving just two of eight break points as a fist-pumping Nadal walked off Stadium court at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden with the victory.
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Rafael Nadal beats Donald Young 6-4, 6-2 at BNP Paribas Open
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Straight-sets victory for the Spaniard sees him into fourth round
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Nadal looked sloppy in first set before raising his game in the second

Question: @placeholder failed to capitalise on his break of serve in the first set against the Spaniard

Answer: Donald Young

Answer: Young

Answer: Young

Answer: Donald Young


Throughout the Noughties, celebrities reigned supreme on the covers of magazines. But stop by the newsagent this week and amongst the covers boasting Cara Delevingne, Reese Witherspoon, and Taylor Swift, there is one far less recognisable face staring back at you from the cover of Elle Australia. To those in the know - and that's more than 1.2 million of her followers - Nicole Warne, 26, is one of the most influential digital stars in the world. But she is far from a household name, and Elle magazine putting her on the cover of their July issue is therefore a risky move.
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Elle Australia has made fashion blogger Nicole Warne its July cover star
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In the same month Dolly has YouTube star Zoella on the cover
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Nicole Warne, aka Gary Pepper, has over a million social media followers
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Zoella has a staggering eight million YouTube subscribers
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1980s-1990s were dominated by model covers, before celebs took over
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Rising influence of digital stars sees them land lucrative deals

Question: While @placeholder is the first of the major players locally to take a punt on a cover star who is neither celebrity nor supermodel, this isn't Miss Warne's first time.

Answer: Elle Australia

Answer: Elle

Answer: Elle Australia


It is a dream many people share. The chance to quit the rat race and monotony of everyday life to embark on a lengthy travelling adventure. Even better, how about if that trip was free? Far-fetched as the idea may be it is exactly what one British couple have been doing after spending the past three years living the life of luxury while looking after the homes of the wealthy across France. In 2012 Steve Parry and Julie Dixon packed up their jobs, put their own home up for rent and decided to become full-time house-sitters on the continent. Since then they have stayed in 16 different properties from Brittany to Monaco, treating them as their own homes.
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Steve Parry and Julie Dixon packed up their jobs, put their home up for rent and decided to become house-sitters
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The couple have spent the last three years living a life of luxury in France while looking after homes of the wealthy
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Former professional gardener Mr Parry, 54, and ex-oncology nurse Ms Dixon, 52, do not get paid but stay for free
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They have looked after 16 different properties from Brittany to Monaco while living off rent paid on their UK home

Question: They rented their home out and headed to @placeholder with just three boxes of belongings and have spent almost every day since house-sitting.

Answer: France

Answer: France


A New York travel executive claims she was kept as a sex slave for seven years by her former boss who forced himself on her on a daily basis. Katharina Roelcke, 38, started working for Manhattan-based helicopter tour company Zip Aviation in December 2007 after meeting its CEO, Itai Shoshani. She is now suing Mr Shoshani, claiming he never paid her a penny of her $150,000-a-year salary and instead forced her to have sex with him, wash his clothes and clean his toilets. She claims Shoshani kept her living in fear for her life after telling her that he carries a gun 'at all times'.
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Katharina Roelcke, 38, claims her former boss used her as a sex slave
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Says boss Itali Shoshani forced himself on her before threatening her
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Claims she was forced to do his laundry, rub his feet and clean his toilets
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Ms Roelecke also told court that she was never paid $150k-per-year salary

Question: A 2007 press release from Zip Aviation announced Ms Roelcke as the company's new Vice President of Operations, but according to her suit, Mr @placeholder treated her like his 'slave'.

Answer: Itai Shoshani

Answer: Shoshani

Answer: Shoshani

Answer: Itali Shoshani

Question: In the suit, filed at a Manhattan federal court, Ms @placeholder claims that Mr Shoshani moved her into a company apartment in January 2008.

Answer: Roelecke


(CNN)Serbian forces committed egregious violent acts against ethnic Croatians in the early 1990s, but they don't equate to genocide, a U.N. court ruled Tuesday. The 153-page ruling from the International Court of Justice means that modern-day Serbia will not have to pay restitution to Croatia, which in 1991 split from what was then Yugoslavia. The decision relates only to the two national governments' responsibility to one another, not the culpability of any individuals for targeting members of an ethnic group. Such individual cases are handled by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), another U.N. court. "Croatia has not established that the only reasonable inference that can be drawn from the (Serbians') pattern of conduct ... was the intent to destroy, in whole or in part, the Croat group," the International Court of Justice (or ICJ) ruled. "... It follows ... Croatia has failed to substantiate its allegation that genocide was committed."
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A U.N. court finds that Serbian forces did commit large-scale killings, other violent acts
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But there's not enough evidence showing intent to commit genocide, the court rules
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The same court dismisses Serbia's counterclaim that Croatia committed genocide

Question: This all relates to what happened in the 1990s, in the bloody aftermath of @placeholder splintering into separate nations.

Answer: Yugoslavia

Answer: former Yugoslavia

Question: In fact, several Serbians have been charged with genocide, though none yet specifically tied to actions inside @placeholder.

Answer: Croatians

Answer: Croatia

Answer: Croatia

Answer: Croatia

Answer: Croatia

Question: For example, the ICJ found Serbian and allied forces responsible for a "large number of killings" that disproportionately affected @placeholder, "which suggests that they may have been systematically targeted."

Answer: Croatians

Answer: Croatia

Answer: Croatia

Answer: Croatia

Answer: Croatia


(CNN) Here at Women On 20s, an organization we formed to advocate for putting a woman on the $20 bill, the messages of congratulations have been coming in at a fast clip. Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew, according to news reports, is announcing plans Wednesday to leave Alexander Hamilton on the front of the $10 bill and put a woman's portrait on the face of the $20, booting Andrew Jackson instead. But we aren't celebrating yet. In news reports, government sources also reveal that we won't be seeing that $20 with a female portrait in circulation until 2030 or beyond. Yes, that's more than 14 years. As usual, women are being asked to wait, and wait. It's a wait we're not willing to endure; we should be well beyond having to beg for something that should have happened a long time ago.
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Susan Ades Stone, Barbara Ortiz Howard: Treasury Secretary Lew expected to announce that a woman will be on $20 bill -- by 2030
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They say he should fast-track the change; women should not have to wait for long overdue recognition

Question: In a @placeholder video that went viral during our campaign last year, kindergarteners were frustrated and baffled when they couldn't find a single bill with a woman's face.

Answer: Women On 20s


A father of a 12-year-old girl who he married off in an Islamic ceremony told his daughter that it Australian laws forbidding her from marrying were 'stupid'. The father, who cannot be named legally, is on trial at Sydney's Downing Centre District Court charged with procuring a child for unlawful sexual activity and with being an accessory before the fact of sexual intercourse with a child. The girl told a Sydney court her father said Australian law was 'stupid' and girls her age should be allowed to get married and have sexual intercourse. Scroll down for video A 27-year-old man (pictured) has been sentenced to at least seven and a half years behind bars for marrying and sexually assaulting a 12 year old girl. Now her father is on trial for agreeing to the arrangement because he discovered that his daughter was' menstruating and interested in boys' a court heard
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Father charged for sending his 12-year-old daughter to be married
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Court heard his reason was he did not want her to have extramarital sex
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Girl tells court her father said laws surrounding marriage were 'stupid'
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'He knows no marriage under 16,' the girl said in an video interview played
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Court heard he told his daughter girls her age should be able to have sex
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Girl married 26-year-old in Islamic ceremony at her father's home in 2014

Question: 'After he went to sheiks, after a while he came back and asked my @placeholder.'

Answer: Father


Washington (CNN) Bad karaoke, "Top Gun" references and motorcycles -- a Democrat running for Congress in Virginia put all that and more in his latest campaign video. Dan Helmer, a Democrat running to unseat Rep. Barbara Comstock in Virginia's 10th Congressional District, released his latest campaign video Monday, and it has been making the rounds on social media. The video starts with Helmer arriving to a bar on a motorcycle, before the words "Helmer Zone" appear on screen in the same font as the "Top Gun" logo. Helmer's friend then spots "Rep. Barbara Comstock," portrayed in the video by a similar-looking woman, at the bar. His friend says, "Bet you can't get her to hold a town hall." Helmer responded, "Town hall? I'll do you one better than that."
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The video starts with Helmer arriving to a bar on a motorcycle, and the words "Helmer Zone" appear
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"You've lost that centrist feeling, cause you've been right-wing appealing," Helmer sings

Question: "@placeholder" then leaves the bar and Helmer and his friend high-five.

Answer: Barbara Comstock


A House Intelligence subcommittee will hear from CIA security officers who are expected to tell a much more detailed story about the terror attack in Benghazi, Libya, that killed Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans last year, CNN has learned. The men, described by sources as former Navy SEALs, former Army Special Forces and former Marines, were under contract to guard CIA agents on the ground there. The security officers were among those who responded when Stevens' compound was attacked on the night of September 11, 2012. They will appear before lawmakers behind closed doors during the week of November 11, sources told CNN.
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CIA contractors who responded to terror attack in Libya will tell their story to Congress
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Lawmakers have been pressing for witness accounts from the September 2012 attack
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Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans were killed in attack
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Benghazi has become a political flashpoint between Republicans and Obama administration

Question: Commandos were poised for Libya raid to get @placeholder suspect

Answer: Benghazi

Answer: Benghazi


(CNN) La Niña is expected to be back and it may wreck your winter. But that depends on where you live and if you do or don't like the cold. NOAA's Climate Prediction Center has released its winter outlook. This forecast is not a guide for deciding your detailed ski vacation or New Year's Eve plans, but it may give you an idea of which winter coat you should buy for the season and if you need to stock up on whiskey and coffee. "It would be quite surprising to see a third very warm winter in a row," said Mike Halpert, the deputy director of NOAA's Climate Prediction Center.
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Two-thirds of the continental US will likely experience warmer-than-normal conditions
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Northern Rockies and Midwest are likely to have above-average precipitation

Question: If @placeholder forms, this will have a direct impact on the weather this winter.

Answer: La Niña

Question: "If @placeholder conditions develop, we predict it will be weak and potentially short-lived, but it could still shape the character of the upcoming winter," said Halpert.

Answer: La Niña


Guangzhou, China (CNN) Zhiyong Xi is a man on a mission. He wants to rid China -- and potentially the world -- of mosquitoes, specifically the ones that carry devastating diseases like Zika and dengue. And he's doing it in the classic style of good versus evil. "We're building good mosquitoes that can help us fight the bad ones," the entomologist said in his 3,500-square-foot laboratory in Guangzhou, China. Decked out in white scrubs, Xi, a soft-spoken researcher from Michigan State University, gestures at hundreds of trays, each filled with about 6,000 squirming mosquito larvae. The room reeks of ground beef liver powder cut with yeast, a superfood for the tiny creatures.
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At this lab, technicians are breeding up to 5 million Aedes albopictus mosquitoes a week
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They're part of a plan to eliminate some of the common mosquito-borne diseases

Question: The @placeholder virus has spread to more than 60 countries and territories.

Answer: Zika

Question: "The main problem with @placeholder is that even when the number of infected mosquitoes is low, they can sustain disease transmission," he said.

Answer: Zika


Brazil talisman Neymar and his national team-mates have jetted off to London having beaten France in Paris. The Barcelona forward scored a second-half strike to help Brazil defeat Didier Deschamps side 3-1 at the Stade de France in an international friendly on Thursday and now take on South American rivals Chile at Arsenal's Emirates stadium on Sunday. Neymar took to social media to update fans as he posted a picture sat next to Robinho on the plane over to London. Neymar posted this picture with team-mate Robinho (right) on their flight to London on Friday night Following the French victory, Neymar posted a picture with former Arsenal striker Thierry Henry on his Instagram account hailing: 'This is one of the best in football history!!! THIERRY HENRY.'
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Brazil beat France 3-1 in a friendly at the Stade de France on Thursday
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Oscar levelled before half-time following Rafael Varane's headed opener
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Neymar put Brazil into the lead after 56 minutes before Luis Gustavo struck late on to secure the victory for Dunga's side
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Brazil face South American rivals Chile at the Emirates stadium on Sunday

Question: Henry picked up 123 caps for France during his illustrious career and Neymar appears to be heading in the same direction with @placeholder.

Answer: Brazil

Answer: Brazil

Answer: Brazil

Answer: Brazil

Answer: Brazil


(CNN) The chairman of Russia's successful 2018 World Cup local organizing committee is stepping down amid allegations that he and other government officials supervised and financed state-sponsored doping, state-run media reported Wednesday. Deputy Prime Minister Vitaly Mutko, who served as minister of sport from 2008 to 2016, is presently fighting a lifetime ban from the Olympics. Alexey Sorokin, general director of the committee's supervisory council, will now assume Mutko's role as well. In a statement to Russian television network RT, he said he regretted that Mutko had resigned, but that the deputy prime minister would continue to supervise World Cup preparations.
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FIFA says, as it did after Olympics ban, Mutko's absence will not affect World Cup
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Mutko: There "has never been and will never be any state programs related to doping"

Question: "I am not resigning and my mandate will be still valid," Mutko said, according to @placeholder.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: RT


(CNN) Andy Murray this week ended Novak Djokovic's two-year reign atop the rankings in men's tennis but the Scot's stay at No. 1 could be a short one -- and he knows it. "I might as well try and enjoy it because I could lose it at the tour finals and never be there again," Murray told reporters, referring to the year-end championships, which start Sunday in London. Indeed, Djokovic can regain the top position on Nov. 21 and finish the season as No. 1 for the third straight time with a strong showing at the World Tour Finals. The 29-year-old has certainly fared well at the O2 Arena, winning a record four consecutive titles and if he makes it five in a row while winning at least two of his round-robin matches, Djokovic is guaranteed to seize back the No. 1 ranking from Murray.
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World Tour Finals start Sunday in London
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Djokovic can return to No. 1
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Murray has never reached the final at the event
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Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal absent

Question: @placeholder surely won't be taking his group rivals lightly: Stan Wawrinka has beaten Murray in three of their past four meetings, with Cilic and Kei Nishikori getting the better of Murray in August and September, respectively.

Answer: Andy Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray


Faced with deplorable conditions at a ‘horrendous’ hotel in Cyprus, two lads from Cambridge tried to make the most of it by creating a hilarious video diary for their friends back home. The three-and-a-half minute video, titled ‘Never letting him book a hotel again’, offers a glimpse into every traveller’s nightmare – dirty rooms, antiquated or broken amenities and a swimming pool no one would dare to enter. With scenes reminiscent of The Inbetweeners films, the video was created by Patrick Miller and his friend, Damien, who stayed at the family-run hotel last week when they travelled to the Mediterranean island for a friend’s wedding.
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Patrick Miller and his friend thought they were staying at a nicer hotel
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They arrived to find stagnant, green water in the swimming pool
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Hot tub is filled with dead insects and other floating debris
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Amenities were antiquated or broken and paint was peeling off the walls
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The grounds have uncut grass, dead flowers and downed tree branches

Question: They find the same problems when @placeholder checks out the hot tub.

Answer: Patrick Miller

Answer: Patrick Miller


A decision to run drive a powerful sports cars in the wrong direction on the Walt Disney World Speedway was a factor in the death of an instructor there. Gary Terry was killed in a Lamborghini crash in April as he tried to grab the wheel in a desperate attempt to prevent a collision. The impact was made worse after guardrails that were supposed to lesson the impact of a collision ended up skewering Terry as they penetrated some four feet into the car that was  speeding in the wrong direction around the track. Tavon Watson, 24, was doing 102mph at the Exotic Driving Experience at Walt Disney World in Orlando when he slammed the $220,000 Lamborghini on the passenger side into a guardrail, killing Terry, 35.
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The Exotic Driving Experience park lets racing fans drive top-end cars
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Gary Terry, 36, died in the crash and was on the passengers side
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Tavon Watson, a 24-year-old hotel bellhop, was driving and was taken to hospital for treatment
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The pair were driving the 'wrong way round the track'
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Day at the racetrack was a gift from Watson's wife for his birthday
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Disney World spokesman said driver 'lost control' of the Lamborghini
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Family friend said working at Disney attraction was a 'dream job' for Terry, a former race car driver from Michigan

Question: Video from inside the red @placeholder reportedly showed that the car spun three times before careening into the guardrail at 102mph, causing the vulnerable passenger door to collapse on top of Terry.

Answer: Lamborghini

Answer: Lamborghini


Germany's World Cup-winning coach Joachim Low claims the wealth of the Barclays Premier League is ruining the chance for young English players to succeed with the national team. Low believes English clubs are failing to invest in development and has warned that England face years in the international wilderness if their leading clubs continue to spend big on overseas imports. Kevin De Bruyne left the Bundesliga for Manchester City this week in a deal worth £52million and Bastian Schweinsteiger was sold by Bayern Munich to Manchester United for £14m. Low, who guided Germany to World Cup glory in Brazil last summer, said: 'Premier League clubs are now paying three times what they used to. The good thing is that money is now being ploughed back into the Bundesliga.
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Joachim Low believes that the excessive spending culture of the Premier League is undermining the prospects of the English national team
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Premier League clubs have spent over £800m during the summer transfer window, much of that figure on expensive foreign imports
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Most Premier League sides have opted to sign players from abroad, pushing their homegrown talents out to the fringes
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Low thinks that this trend sets a dangerous precedent and could see England condemned to the international wilderness
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Harry Kane, one of English football's brighter sparks last season, is struggling to replicate that same form this term
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It's not too late to sign up for MailOnline's fantasy football game

Question: 'The @placeholder will have to face up to the fact that their young players don't get the minutes for their clubs.

Answer: English

Answer: English

Answer: English

Answer: English


(CNN) On the evening of December 7, minutes after a local Indiana union leader, Chuck Jones, criticized Trump on CNN for falsely claiming that he had kept 1,100  Carrier jobs in the United States, Trump tweeted, "Chuck Jones, who is President of United Steelworkers 1999, has done a terrible job representing workers. No wonder companies flee country!" Since that tweet went out, some news organizations have reported that Jones has received death threats. A few days before, Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg was quoted in the Chicago Tribune gently chiding Trump for being against trade. Muilenburg noted that trade is essential to the US economy, as reflected in the "large and growing percentage of our business" coming from international sales, including commercial jet orders from China.
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Robert Reich: Trump's tweets on union boss, Boeing, show unwillingness to take criticism; this poses danger to democracy
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Reich: Democracy requires freedom to criticize those in power without fear of retribution. Fascists, dictators traffic in such fear

Question: @placeholder doesn't take kindly to anyone criticizing him -- not journalists (whom he refers to as "dishonest," "disgusting" and "scum" when they take him on), not corporate executives, not entertainers who satirize him, not local labor leaders, no one.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: @placeholder's capricious use of power to denigrate and even endanger his critics must end.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff has revealed the team may have to make 'an unpopular call' for their drivers in light of Ferrari's revival this season. Following the first three races of the new Formula One season it is clear Mercedes will not have it all their own way as Ferrari appear poised to push them all the way. Wolff's remark also comes in the wake of Nico Rosberg's moaning over the team radio during Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix about how slow team-mate Lewis Hamilton was driving. Toto Wolff (left) says Nico Rosberg (right) and Lewis Hamilton will have to deal with some 'unpopular calls'
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Toto Wolff says the Mercedes drivers may be unhappy with some calls
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Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg have fallen out after the Chinese GP
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Ferrari are proving tough competition and Wolff says they must win

Question: 'It may be if we are risking a win against @placeholder we would make an unpopular call, not to freeze everything, but manage them more,' Wolff said.

Answer: Ferrari

Answer: Ferrari

Answer: Ferrari


(CNN) U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch tells CNN that "we're at a point now similar to 50 years ago with the civil rights movement," owing to the rising visibility of police misconduct and the discussion it is provokes. "The televising of the police dogs and the fire hoses on young people then was a motivating factor and wake-up call really for people within the U.S. and outside the U.S. to really face the issues of racial unrest in America," she told CNN's Christiane Amanpour on Friday at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. "Similarly we're at a situation where viewing these videos, viewing these incidents of misconduct, of deaths occurring -- hard as they are to see -- is giving an opportunity to talk about this. And frankly, it's giving law enforcement the opportunity to step forward, to be accountable and talk about what is and is not effective policing."
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Loretta Lynch sees parallels in "televising of the police dogs and the fire hoses" of 1960s
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Lynch's Justice Department has been aggressive in launching probes of police forces
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She says videos show what many minority communities have talked about for years

Question: Lynch has made reform of @placeholder's police one of her signature goals as the country's chief law enforcement official -- a position she's held less than a year.

Answer: America


A vintage jewellery designer popular with Kate Moss has been fined £2,000 for selling illegal big cat claws in her shop at an upmarket London department store. Annina Vogel was seen selling antique Victorian panther, leopard and lynx claws by a customer in December 2013 at her boutique in Liberty on London's busy Regent Street. The shopper became concerned when she heard the assistant refer to 14 items as 'tiger claws' and reported the company to the council's senior trading standards officer. When Vogel was investigated it was found all the cats' claws - a mixture of endangered species of panther, lynx and leopard - had been removed  from display.
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Annina Vogel was seen selling Victorian panther, leopard and lynx claws
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Customer at her boutique in Liberty on Regent Street reported company
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When council investigated the claws had been removed from the display
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She told court she didn't know it was illegal as the items were antiques

Question: It adds: 'Her mother dealt in antique jewellery, specialising in Bakelite and costume, so @placeholder grew up surrounded by inspiration.'

Answer: Annina Vogel

Answer: Annina Vogel


(CNN) Senate Democrats are vowing to stall action on eight of Donald Trump's Cabinet nominees tasked with carrying out his economic, law enforcement and regulatory agenda, a senior Democratic aide told CNN Monday. If carried through, the threat that could delay confirming the President-elect's choices for months. Those targeted include secretary of state nominee Rex Tillerson, attorney general pick Jeff Sessions and health and human services secretary hopeful Tom Price. Democrats warn if they don't get the nominees' required background information and financial records and have adequate time to review them before confirmation hearings are held, they'll drag out confirmation votes with a series of procedural maneuvers.
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Republicans are already planning confirmation hearings from Donald Trump's Cabinet
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Democrats can take procedural steps to slow the process down to a crawl

Question: "When President Obama was elected, @placeholder and Democrats worked together and expeditiously to carefully consider his nominees.

Answer: Republicans


Like Mitt Romney and John McCain, Hillary Clinton will (probably) run for president in 2016 as a grandparent. This seemingly unremarkable fact has triggered a spasm of media self-analysis: is Clinton the victim of a sexist double standard? It's a question that has been -- and will be -- asked often. We keep asking, because we refuse to see the plain answer. Hillary Clinton is not the victim of a double standard. She is the beneficiary of a double standard. Consider the grandmother question. If elected in 2016, Hillary Clinton will be the second oldest president in U.S. history, after Ronald Reagan. At age 69, will she be too old? That was a question people felt free to discuss when John McCain ran for president.
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Some have said raising topic of Hillary Clinton's age is sexist
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If Clinton runs and wins in 2016, she would be the second-oldest president
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David Frum: Clinton says she wants to be judged by same standard as men
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He says if Clinton is held to same standard, age question is entirely appropriate

Question: "Roughly one-third of respondents in most recent national polls say that @placeholder's age could impede his ability to effectively govern the nation.

Answer: John McCain

Answer: John McCain


Bobby Brown does not know the relative who snapped a picture of his daughter on her deathbed - but when he finds out, he won't let them slide. 'I'm just looking to get justice,' he told a TMZ reporter outside Los Angeles International Airport on Sunday when asked if he would pursue the relative and 'possibly sue them'. An extended family member is trying to sell the photo of Bobbi Kristina Brown to media outlets for more than $100,000. The news was first revealed on Friday night by Bobbi Kristina's paternal aunt Leola Brown, who took to Facebook to express her disgust.
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Bobby Brown told a TMZ reporter  that he does not know who snapped the picture of his daughter
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He also apologized for a shambolic concert on Saturday night, saying his mind was elsewhere
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On Friday Bobbi Kristina's aunt Leolah Brown revealed that an 'extended family member' took the photo of her at a hospice in Georgia

Question: She added that she is going to make anyone who has visited @placeholder - including relatives on both sides of her family and other loved ones - take a lie detector test to track down the culprit.

Answer: Bobbi Kristina Brown

Answer: Bobbi Kristina

Answer: Bobbi Kristina


Relief: Chrystie Crownover told GMA on Monday that she watched her ex-husband, Bruce Jenner's dramatic ABC Diane Sawyer interview with the Olympic athlete and their children Bruce Jenner's first wife has shared the emotional moment her ex-husband told her he wanted to be a woman and how she kept his secret for 43-years. Speaking to GMA in a tearful interview, Chrystie Crownover, the daughter of a Mormon minister, told how the Olympic champion first opened up to her when they married in 1972. 'I cant remember the exact words because it was such a shock to me,' said Chrystie, 63, who revealed she watched Friday's Diane Sawyer interview together with Bruce.
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Chrystie Crownover told GMA that Bruce revealed his 'true self' the year they were married in 1972
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Chrystie told GMA that she has kept his secret for the past 43-years
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Revealed she was shocked at first but was pleased he told her and 'never felt threatened'
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Told GMA that she watched Friday's Diane Sawyer interview with Bruce
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The Olympic champion and Chrystie have two children together and are grandparents

Question: Sharing: @placeholder sat down with ABC's Diane Sawyer to explain his decisions and to talk about the road he's traveled in his personal journey to live the way he believes he was born to do

Answer: Bruce Jenner

Answer: Bruce Jenner

Answer: Bruce

Answer: Bruce

Answer: Bruce


A Miami University of Ohio student killed by her boyfriend in February was shot in her own bed in a locked bedroom as she slept fully clothed, according to a grisly coroner's report revealed Tuesday. Rebecca Eldemire, 21, was shot repeatedly in the face with a .357 Magnum by her boyfriend, 27-year-old Larry Tipton. After shooting Eldemire twice, Tipton laid down face up beside her and fatally shot himself. 'On a desk within (Eldemire's bedroom) is a two-page (suicide) note written by him,' reads the report obtained by the Cincinnati Enquirer. Scroll down for video Killed: Larry Tipton, left,  fatally shot his ex-girlfriend, 21-year-old Rebecca Eldemire, right, before taking his own life in her off-campus apartment in Oxford, Ohio on Sunday morning
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Rebecca Eldemire and Larry Tipton, 27, were found dead in her bedroom in Oxford, Ohio on Feb. 1 after her roommates heard loud bangs
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A coroner's report revealed Tuesday Eldemire was shot at 'intermediate' range and there were no signs of struggle
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The night before, Eldemire had called Oxford Police to ask for protection when he arrived at the apartment and police stopped him in the parking lot
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She instructed the officers to accompany them to her apartment but after talking, she asked them to leave and they did

Question: @placeholder's death is the first homicide of a Miami University student in three decades, the Enquirer reported.

Answer: Rebecca Eldemire

Answer: Eldemire

Answer: Eldemire

Answer: Rebecca Eldemire

Answer: Rebecca Eldemire

Answer: Eldemire

Answer: Eldemire


Brodie Retallick has insisted 'I'm not a defending champion' and rejected the premise New Zealand's World Cup rivals will copy the All Blacks' all-court game. New Zealand lock Retallick was voted World Player of the Year in 2014, with peers and coaches across the globe purring at his remarkable skill-set. The 24-year-old was still awaiting a Super Rugby debut when New Zealand claimed World Cup glory in 2011, Retallick watching the 8-7 victory over France at his local fire station. Retallick's humbling naivety strikes in claiming no one will mimic the All Black blueprint - in mapping England's World Cup route some 18 months back, Stuart Lancaster hailed the playmaking lock as the paragon of front-five creativity.
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World Player of the Year in 2014 Brodie Retallick not part of 2011 success
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The 24-year-old lock was awaiting a Super Rugby debut four years ago
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All-Black star insists that all teams have different styles and variations
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Defending champions have two days to beat jet lag before training begins

Question: England head coach Lancaster's fixation with @placeholder is entirely founded.

Answer: Brodie Retallick

Answer: Retallick

Answer: Retallick

Answer: Retallick

Answer: Brodie Retallick


(CNN) It is a rivalry like no other, a match which permeates beyond the white lines of the football pitch. It's a complex cocktail of sport and politics. It's the biggest game on earth. On Saturday, millions will watch arch enemies Real Madrid and Barcelona -- two of the most successful clubs in history, boasting two of the world's greatest players -- battle it out in the 236th edition of the game dubbed El Clasico. Trailing their great rivals by 11 points in the league, Real -- who last week won the Club World Cup -- cannot afford to slip up at home if they are to retain hopes of winning the Spanish league title.
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Real host Barcelona on 23 December
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Barca are 11 points ahead of Real in La Liga
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Barca have won five of last 10 matches

Question: I have a sneaky suspicion that Real will win this, and I've a sneaky suspicion that @placeholder are legitimate candidates to become champions again.

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real

Answer: Real

Answer: Real


NHS boob job scrounger Josie Cunningham denied posting revenge porn images of the man now reported to be fathering her fourth child. Cunningham, 24, got engaged to Andrew Goy, 33, after they had been going out for two months but the couple split in February following an argument. The mother-of-three from Leeds appeared at the city's Magistrates' Court today to face charges of posting naked pictures of Mr Goy on her Twitter account, where his genitals were covered with a cartoon of a mushroom. According to The Sun, Cunningham is believed to have texted Mr Goy that she is expecting a baby girl, and is believed to be around four months pregnant.
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Glamour model Josie Cunningham is believed to be four months pregnant
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Her former fiancé Andrew Goy, 33, is believed to be the baby's father
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Cunningham, 24, arrived at court today to answer revenge porn charges
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She denies posting naked pictured of Mr Goy on her Twitter account

Question: The picture was allegedly posted after the 33-year-old body builder, who was engaged to @placeholder, sold his story to a Sunday newspaper.

Answer: Cunningham

Answer: Cunningham


(CNN) Four weeks after the election, tensions between top operatives at the Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton campaigns erupted during a Harvard Kennedy School Institute of Politics discussion that was intended to record history by drawing out the internal deliberations of both campaigns. Facing off at long tables on opposite sides of the room during a two-hour panel, raw emotions on both sides exploded as operatives debated how Trump had won the divisive campaign. There were periods of calm, substantive discussion about data, metrics and target states, but many moments where tempers flared, with acrimony mirroring the 2016 race. Advisers on the opposing sides shouted over each other. Accusations of lying flew between them. There was lots of eye-rolling on both sides. Operatives snapped at one another for interrupting, as an air of mutual contempt settled within the room. Trump Campaign Manager Kellyanne Conway called members of Clinton's team "bitter."
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Donald Trump Campaign Manager Kellyanne Conway called members of Clinton's team "bitter"
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Joel Benenson pressed the Trump team to explain who their supporters want "to take America back from"

Question: @placeholder won a majority of voters who were concerned about the economy, he said, while Trump won more voters who believe minorities are favored in this country.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton


Sri Lanka recovered from 80 for four to reach 228 for five in their second innings at stumps on day three of the third test against Pakistan on Sunday. With the three-match series tied at 1-1, Sri Lanka took control to lead by 291 runs with five wickets left when play ended early due to bad light. Pakistan's seamers had reduced Sri Lanka to 35 for three before lunch and leg-spinner Yasir Shah dismissed Upul Tharanga for 48 to make it 80 for four in the afternoon session when Sri Lanka's lead was only 143. However, Jehan Mubarak and captain Angelo Mathews added 81 runs for the fifth wicket.
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Sri Lanka recovered from 80 for five to reach 228 for five in the third Test
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The three-match series with Pakistan is currently tied at 1-1
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Sri Lanka lead by 291 runs with two days remaining in the TestÂ

Question: Earlier, @placeholder restricted Pakistan to 215 after resuming on 209 for nine in reply to Sri Lanka's 278, conceding a first-innings lead of 63 runs.

Answer: Sri Lanka

Answer: Sri Lanka

Answer: Sri Lanka

Answer: Sri Lanka

Answer: Sri Lanka

Answer: Sri Lanka


(CNN) -- Rory McIlroy and Luke Donald look set to fight it out for the $8million prize at the World Tour Championship after finishing level at the top of the leaderboard Friday. The pair, who are joined on 11-under by Scotland's world No.189 Marc Warren, are in pole position after another impressive day on the Earth course. World no.1 McIlroy, who revealed that he had been suffering with the extreme heat, looked in top form with tennis ace girlfriend Caroline Wozniacki smiling on from the gallery. Top two dominate in Dubai "I didn't feel great last night, but I felt much better this morning and felt nearly 100 % on the golf course," McIlroy told reporters.
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Rory McIlroy and Luke Donald lead the way after second day in Dubai
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Scotland's 189th ranked Marc Warren also level with leaders on 11-under
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Sergio Garcia equals course record of 64 following round of eight-under
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South African duo Louis Oosthuizen and Branden Grace a shot off the lead

Question: While the world's top two have dominated, the emergence of @placeholder has come of something of a surprise, not least to the man himself.

Answer: No.189 Marc Warren

Answer: Marc Warren


Don Woodland is a heartbroken man with a heartbreaking duty to perform – to help Stuart Diver bury his second wife – a man he considers ‘closer than a brother’. The retired Salvation Army chaplain forged an unbreakable bond with Stuart and his family in the days after his entrapment and rescue from under the Thredbo rubble, he told Daily Mail Australia that his good mate 'has a big hill to climb'. 'I have talked to him a few times on the phone (since Rosanna's death), he has another big hill to climb but Stuart is Stuart, he lives from one day to the next, that's just him and that's he copes with that,' Mr Woodland said.
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Close friend and chaplain Don Woodland presided over first wife's Sally's funeral and will do the same for Rosanna
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The Salvation Army officer says Stuart and his four-year-old daughter are in good hands with his extended family by their side as they mourn
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Stuart's family has issued a short statement: 'Stuart Diver and his extended family have requested privacy and respect for their loss at this time'
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Rosanna's funeral will be held on Friday in Thredbo

Question: 'I didn’t get to talk much to @placeholder herself, I kept more in contact with Stuart right through the whole process,' he added.

Answer: Rosanna

Answer: Rosanna

Answer: Rosanna


The bride is dressed in a gown of flowing silk and chiffon and holds a pretty bouquet. The groom is decked out in a blue suit with a silk tie and red rose in his lapel — a lovely romantic touch. He might look smarter than in his police mugshot, but he is unmistakably ‘back from the dead’ canoeist, John Darwin. Today, the Mail can reveal that Darwin, 64, has remarried following his divorce from his wife of 38 years, Anne. He wed Mercy May Avila, a Filipina woman in her 30s, on February 25. This week, it was reported that Darwin was planning to return to Panama, the country to which he fled after faking his death.
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The Darwins plotted to fake John's death to claim insurance money in 2002
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John, 64, lived for five years in a bedsit hiding in secret passageways
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But a photo taken in Panama blew the couple's cover wide open
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His new Filipina wife, Mercy May Avila, is in her 30s

Question: Yet somehow he found the money to fly out to meet @placeholder and he has clearly charmed her.

Answer: Mercy May Avila