Nathaniel Clyne was pictured leaving a Liverpool hospital after undergoing a medical on Monday ahead of sealing a move from Southampton. The right back is set to secure a £12.5million transfer – £10.5m up front with a further £2m based on add-ons – to become Brendan Rodgers’s sixth signing already since the season ended. Liverpool have been searching for a right-back after allowing Glen Johnson to leave at the end of his contract and Jon Flanagan out long-term with a knee injury. Provided the medical is passed, as expected, Clyne will follow Roberto Firmino, James Milner, Adam Bogdan, Danny Ings and Joe Gomez to Merseyside.
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Nathaniel Clyne will become Liverpool's sixth signing of the summer
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Southampton defender indicated he would be keen to move to Anfield
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Reds have agreed a deal which could rise to £12.5m for the England man
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Brendan Rodgers moved for Clyne after allowing Glen Johnson to leave

Question: They had an initial £10m bid for Clyne rejected and Southampton wanted £15m but, with only one year remaining on @placeholder’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.

Answer: Nathaniel Clyne

Answer: Clyne

Answer: Nathaniel Clyne

Answer: Clyne


(CNN) Rep. Keith Ellison's past ties to the Nation of Islam and his defense of its anti-Semitic leader, Louis Farrakhan, are resurfacing as he campaigns to lead the Democratic National Committee. Ellison, the first Muslim elected to Congress, publicly renounced his association with the Nation of Islam in 2006 after it became an issue during his run for Congress, when local Republican bloggers began publishing his old law school columns and photos connecting him to the organization. "I have long since distanced myself from and rejected the Nation of Islam due to its propagation of bigoted and anti-Semitic ideas and statements, as well as other issues," Ellison wrote at the time.
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Rep. Keith Ellison's past ties to the Nation of Islam are resurfacing as he campaigns for DNC chair.
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A spokesperson for Ellison told CNN that Ellison "rejects all forms of anti-Semitism."

Question: None of the records reviewed found examples of Ellison making any anti-@placeholder comments himself.

Answer: Semitic

Answer: Semitic

Answer: Semitism


(CNN) Two men face murder charges in connection with last weekend's Cameo nightclub shooting, Cincinnati police Chief Eliot K. Isaac said. Cornell Beckley, 27, was arrested Thursday afternoon. Deondre Davis, 29, is being treated for gunshot wounds and is listed in critical condition, Isaac told reporters Thursday. Police believe more individuals may have been involved. They also plan to add charges to the two suspects as the investigation progresses. One person was killed and 16 others were injured by gunfire early Sunday. Police identified the slain man as O'Bryan Spikes, 27. Isaac said it was an altercation in the nightclub that deteriorated into a fight, which "escalated to individuals being able to sneak guns into the bar and shots being fired." Police have recovered 16 shell casings, but believe more shots were fired.
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One of the suspects is hospitalized with gun wounds and is in critical condition
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One patron killed; 16 injured

Question: Multiple assaults were reported at @placeholder from 2014 to 2016, affiliate WXIX reported.

Answer: Cameo


Jose Mourinho raised eyebrows on Sunday by substituting captain John Terry at half-time in Chelsea's 3-0 defeat by Manchester City. Mourinho replaced Terry with Kurt Zouma and Chelsea went on to lose the game 3-0. What could this mean for 34-year-old Terry's future at Chelsea? Martin Keown gives his verdict for Sportsmail: There always seems to be a reason behind every Jose Mourinho decision. As a manager he is more revolution than evolution so to take off John Terry was a big statement. It was a very public dethroning of Chelsea’s captain and I’m sure Terry will feel he was unfairly singled out by his manager. He wasn’t the only defender having a bad day.
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John Terry was subbed at half-time in Chelsea's loss at Manchester City
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Jose Mourinho chose to replace Terry with Kurt Zouma at The Etihad
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Chelsea, trailing 1-0 at the time, went on to lose 3-0 against City
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Jose Mourinho virals: Memes mock Chelsea boss after Man City blow

Question: And the substitution felt as if he wanted to magnify @placeholder’s mistakes in order to highlight the need for new blood.

Answer: John Terry

Answer: Terry

Answer: Terry

Answer: John Terry

Answer: Terry

Answer: John Terry

Answer: Terry


(CNN) President Donald Trump, during a meeting earlier this year with Alaska's two Republican senators, asked about reversing a decision made by the Obama administration and renaming the nation's largest mountain, according to Sen. Dan Sullivan. In a nod to Alaska's native population, former President Barack Obama announced in 2015 that he was officially renaming the country's tallest mountain from Mt. McKinley to Denali, its name in the indigenous Athabascan language. But during a March 2017 meeting in the Oval Office with Trump and Sen. Lisa Murkowski, the President asked about changing the name back, Sullivan told the Alaska Federation of Natives convention, as reported by the Anchorage Dispatch News.
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The 20,320-foot behemoth that anchors Denali National Park was named for the former president in 1896
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During the campaign, Trump railed against Obama's move to rename the mountain Denali

Question: A spokesperson for Murkowski said Trump didn't express an explicit desire to change the name, but simply asked the @placeholder senators if it's something he "should do" to reverse Obama's actions.

Answer: Alaska

Answer: Alaska


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump again overstated the size of his Electoral College win on Thursday, only to quickly fold and blame the claim on bad information. Trump claimed at a news conference that he had the largest Electoral College win since Ronald Reagan. When told later in the news conference by NBC's Peter Alexander that information was false, Trump did not defend the argument, which he has made repeatedly in recent days, but said he was "talking about Republicans." "I was given that information," Trump said, before quickly moving onto another questioner. "Actually, I've seen that information around. It was a very substantial victory. Would you agree with that?"
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"I was given that information," Trump said.
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Trump lost the popular vote by several million ballots to Hillary Clinton.

Question: Trump won enough states to give him 56.9% or 306 @placeholder votes.

Answer: Electoral College

Answer: Electoral College


(CNN) Rough day at work? Step outside and take a deep breath -- err, maybe not, depending on what city you're in. If you're in Los Angeles, you'll probably want to step back inside the office. The sprawling California city is among the worst air pollution offenders in the United States, according to the American Lung Association. Just before Earth Day, the association released its 2016 State of Air report. The findings reveal more than 50% of Americans live in areas with unhealthy levels of particle pollution, tiny solid and liquid particles floating around the air we breath, or ozone pollution, harmful gases that react to sunlight.
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California cities were some of the worse air pollution offenders
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Cities in Vermont, Hawaii and New York had some of the cleanest air
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April 22 is Earth Day

Question: Heavy road traffic and a busy trade port are major contributors to @placeholder' poor air pollution.

Answer: Los Angeles


Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Monday tried to douse a political firestorm over the deadly assault on a U.S. diplomatic mission in Libya, saying she's responsible for the security of American diplomatic outposts. "I take responsibility," Clinton told CNN in an interview while on a visit to Peru. "I'm in charge of the State Department's 60,000-plus people all over the world, 275 posts. The president and the vice president wouldn't be knowledgeable about specific decisions that are made by security professionals. They're the ones who weigh all of the threats and the risks and the needs and make a considered decision."
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"What I want to avoid is some kind of political gotcha or blame game,"  Clinton says
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"I take this very personally," she says
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Diplomats need security but "can't hang out behind walls," she adds

Question: Clinton also described a desperate scene in the @placeholder during the hours of the attack, as staff tried to find out what had happened.

Answer: State Department


There was nothing more mind-numbingly maddening in the aftermath of England’s worst World Cup exit yet than the immediate reaction of Peter Moores. ‘We thought 275 was chaseable. We’ll have to look at the data,’ said a coach now fighting to avoid his second ignominious exit from international cricket as the reality of an embarrassing group stage elimination sank in. Well, England should rip up their data along with their whole philosophy towards one-day cricket and start again. Peter Moores faces an uncertain future following England's humiliating exit from the 2015 Cricket World Cup England were beaten by 15 runs at the Adelaide Oval to make it four defeats against Test-playing nations
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England were knocked out of the Cricket World Cup against Bangladesh
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Coach Peter Moores spoke in the aftermath of looking at data in review
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England should ignore that and rethink their entire one-day philosophy
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The nation are the laughing stock of the cricketing world once again
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England are light years off the World Cup's dynamic, vibrant teams
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Moores and Paul Downton will have their positions brought under scrutiny
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Joe Root should be given one-day captain's job and made team's focus

Question: 0 - the number of centuries scored by a @placeholder batsman in a World Cup before playing England on Monday.

Answer: Bangladesh

Question: @placeholder sealed a surprise win over England at the World Cup as Moores and his men suffered elimination

Answer: Bangladesh


A 17-year-old boy who was shot dead from behind by a police officer had just stolen a handgun, according to the police department in question. Justus Howell was gunned down from behind by an officer in Zion, Illinois on Saturday afternoon after officers were called to reports of an argument. The chief of the Zion Police Department has now said that the argument was in fact a scuffle over a handgun - during which the firearm went off and Howell allegedly pointed it at another teenager. Killed: Justus Howell, 17, was shot twice in the back by police in Zion, Illinois, on Saturday afternoon
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Justus Howell was shot dead on Saturday afternoon in Zion, Illinois
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Police now claim he was fleeing after trying to steal a handgun
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Tramond Peet, 18, said he met Howell in Zion in order to sell him the firearm
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But claims Howell tried to take it, and pointed weapon at him during scuffle

Question: @placeholder told investigators that he let go of the gun when he heard sirens.

Answer: Tramond Peet


(CNN) -- While this year's Super Bowl commercials ran the gamut from sentimental to silly, some were downright offensive to viewers who used the Twitter hashtag #NotBuyingIt to flag what they considered the most sexist spots of the night. Web host GoDaddy.com earned more than 7,500 #NotBuyingIt tweets for its ad featuring an intimate smooch between supermodel Bar Refaeli and a bespectacled computer programmer, putting it at the top of the list of offenders, according to Miss Representation, the social activism nonprofit leading the Twitter campaign for the second year. The "Perfect Match" and its "smart meets sexy" tagline drew criticism from men and women for "stereotyping programmers and objectifying women" in the words of one male Twitter user.
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Viewers use Twitter hashtag #NotBuyingIt to call out what they saw as offensive TV spots
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GoDaddy's ad featuring model kissing programmer biggest offender among hashtag users
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Twitter campaign's purpose to raise consumer awareness about purchasing power
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Campaign highlights limited depiction of masculinity in Super Bowl ads, activist says

Question: GoDaddy.com wasn't the only company to earn the @placeholder designation.

Answer: NotBuyingIt


A soon-to-be ex-wife has revealed she celebrated the end of her five-month marriage by throwing a champagne-filled divorce bash. Charlie Penna, 26, from Perranporth, Cornwall, said she refused to wallow after her split from Lee Ferry, 32, but instead invited her friends out to party. The carer, who looks after her five-year-old disabled daughter Teyah full-time, had 'divorce balloons' and even wore a T-shirt emblazoned with the words: 'I ain't no wifey'. Charlie, who met Lee in 2006, claimed the relationship first stumbled before they got hitched, after she found out he had been emailing a woman in America who he had met online for three months.
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Charlie Penna, 26, from Cornwall, was married to Lee Ferry for five months
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Relationship broke down and he has now moved in with old school friend
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She claims he text on her birthday to say he'd moved in with other woman
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To lift her mood, Charlie threw a boozy break-up party
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The singleton wore a T-shirt emblazoned with the words: 'I ain't no wifey'

Question: Lee said: 'When @placeholder and I had Teyah, her health problems put a lot of strain on us.

Answer: Charlie Penna

Answer: Charlie

Answer: Charlie Penna

Answer: Charlie


Ed Miliband has accused David Cameron of running away from the leaders debates after he refused to take part in any during the election campaign David Cameron tonight flatly refused to appear in televised leaders debates during the election campaign - despite Britain's biggest broadcasters threatening to go ahead without him. Number 10 said the Prime Minister's position was 'clear' – reiterating that he was willing to do one seven-way debate at the end of March but no more. Downing Street's response came after the BBC, ITV, Sky and Channel 4 rejected his 'final offer' – and threatened to 'empty chair' him if he did not show up.
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Number 10 said PM would do one seven-way debate at the end of March
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But Cameron will not take part in any debates during the election campaign
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Broadcasters said they planned to go ahead with three debates in April

Question: Downing Street had written to the broadcasters on Wednesday saying the @placeholder's 'final offer' was a single 90-minute debate featuring at least seven leaders before March 30.

Answer: PM


(CNN) -- The current round of fighting between the Israel Defense Forces and the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement, or Hamas, in Gaza has been raging for over three weeks. Both sides have suffered casualties -- the numbers are much higher on the Palestinian side, as they always are. The Palestinian death toll has exceeded 1,000, while the Israelis have suffered fewer than 50. There are many reasons for the huge disparity, not the least of which are the facts that the ground combat is taking place in densely populated Gaza, and the effectiveness of the Israeli anti-rocket/missile system known as Iron Dome.
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In some ways, Gaza conflict fits pattern of earlier clashes, but this one is different
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Rick Francona says Israel seems determined to render Hamas militarily ineffective
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Hamas knows it will be much harder to re-arm due to Egypt's opposition
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Francona: Netanyahu seems fixed on idea of neutralizing Hamas' tunnels

Question: This expands the target set beyond pure military targets and goes to the political structure of @placeholder.

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Question: Despite the surprising effectiveness of Israel's Iron Dome anti-rocket system, which has dramatically blunted @placeholder' main threat to Israel, Hamas continues to fire rockets at Israeli cities.

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas


She's known for her love of the finer things in life and  it seems that Princess Beatrice has crafted a high-end wardrobe to fit with her glamorous lifestyle. Beatrice, who has been busy gallivanting around the world and attending glittering showbiz parties in recent weeks, has been quietly carving out a name for herself in fashion. The 26-year-old has used the four VIP events that she's attended in the last week alone to showcase her new wardrobe. On Tuesday night, Princess Beatrice proved that she can cut it with the fash pack at the Walkabout Foundation Event hosted by Dee Ocleppo and Tommy Hilfiger at Loulou's.
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Royal, 26, has stepped out in an array of high fashion looks this week
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From Mary Katrantzou to Roksanda, she's tapping the hottest designers
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Bea also cut a glamorous figure in L.K.Bennett this week
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With such a glamorous lifestyle, it's no surprise she needs a wardrobe to match

Question: Beatrice looked elegant in a £225 silver midi skirt by @placeholder, teamed with a dark blue camisole and black bolero.

Answer: L.K.Bennett


(CNN) -- Every move scrutinized, every word analyzed: life in the electoral spotlight where a clothes selection can be as much a defining moment as policies espoused. Cindy McCain entered John McCain's life after his return from the Vietnam War. This is life - not for the presumptive presidential nominees Sen. Barack Obama and Sen. John McCain - but for their respective wives. Michelle Obama has already been in the firing line - accused of being angry, negative and "unpatriotic" with growing concerns she will be the target of ever more intensive attacks by conservatives as the election battle heats up.
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Life in the spotlight for the wives of the candidates may play a number of ways
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Michelle Obama has been portrayed as angry, negative and unpatriotic
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Heiress Cindy McCain is the Republican's second wife
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McCain left his first wife, Carol Shepp, after returning from Vietnam

Question: He was 42 and @placeholder was 24 when she became the woman with whom he would make a new life.

Answer: Cindy McCain

Answer: Cindy McCain

Answer: McCain

Question: @placeholder doesn't often talk to the media but she doesn't think her accident or injuries ended her marriage.

Answer: Carol Shepp


(CNN) The whistleblowers whose evidence was key to revealing the extent of Russian state-backed doping have slammed the International Olympic Committee's decision not to ban the entire team, saying it is sends a signal to the sporting superpower can simply carry on as before. Speaking to CNN for the first time since their evidence came to light in 2014, Vitaly Stepanov, a former employee at the Russian anti-doping agency RUSADA, and his wife, 800 meter runner Yulia Stepanova, said the IOC missed a crucial opportunity to dismantle Russia's doping culture. "I do believe the IOC had a chance to destroy this system and to show that the Olympic movement will not tolerate this kind of cheating," Stepanov told CNN via a Skype  from the U.S., "but they chose not to do that."
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Russian whistleblowers lament IOC's failure to ban Russia from Rio
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The Stepanovs believe it will allow Russia to continue doping at future Games
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Couple's evidence first exposed in 2014 German documentary
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Led to the first independent WADA  report last November

Question: The Stepanovs asked the IOC to review this decision, saying it was based on a claim by the Olympic organization that Stepanova had refused to compete for @placeholder.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia


Roman Catholic school officials who fired a married gay teacher are not seeking controversy but showed 'character and common sense' by following church teachings, Philadelphia's archbishop said Monday. Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, in a statement, thanked Waldron Mercy Academy leaders 'for taking the steps to ensure that the Catholic faith is presented... in accord with the teaching of the church. 'They've shown character and common sense at a moment when both seem to be uncommon.' The church opposes gay marriage and of homosexuals, Pope Francis has said: 'Who am I to judge?' Teacher Margie Winters recently told a newspaper that she lost her job last month as religious instruction director even though she had told the school about her marriage to Andrea Vettori when she was hired in 2007.
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Philadelphia's archbishop Charles J. Chaput, thanked Waldron Mercy Academy leaders for taking steps to ensure Catholic faith is presented
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Teacher Margie Winters said she lost her job last month as religious instructor director because of her marriage to Andrea Vettori
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She said she had told the school about her marriage when she was hired in 2007
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Many parents are upset by Winters' dismissal and Democratic mayor nominee Jim Kenney has criticized the firing

Question: @placeholder, in his weekly column, called it 'a painful situation and said the church 'never looks for reasons to turn anyone away from a Catholic education.'

Answer: Charles J. Chaput

Question: Chaput, in his weekly column, called it 'a painful situation and said the church 'never looks for reasons to turn anyone away from a @placeholder education.'

Answer: Roman Catholic

Answer: Catholic

Answer: Catholic


Washington (CNN) It's the tale of two Tillersons. Nearly a month into his tenure as secretary of state, Rex Tillerson is winning over foreign governments but alienating many employees at the agency he leads and raising questions about his ability to wield power in Washington. Meanwhile, Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law and a top adviser, is emerging as a shadow secretary of state -- a key interlocutor with world leaders and ambassadors and the keeper of prized diplomatic files like the Middle East peace process. Steve Bannon, Trump's chief political strategist, has also taken on an outsized role in formulating foreign policy.
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Tillerson is building a reputation on the world stage as a calm, steady presence
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But back home there is concern that he is struggling to navigate Washington

Question: His introductory remarks to employees struck a moderate, respectful and assuring tone to demoralized career officers worried about the direction of foreign policy under @placeholder.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Simferopol, Crimea (CNN) -- Money, time zones, flags, water, ships: just a few of the issues to deal with when you divorce one country and prepare to join another. The pro-Russian leadership of Crimea is now issuing declarations on an almost hourly basis about the practical consequences of joining the Russian Federation, even as much of the rest of the world says the whole process is illegal. Their biggest headache is geographical: Crimea has no land border with Russia. The closest link is a windswept ferry crossing in the far north-eastern corner of Crimea that connects Kerch with the Russian mainland. The town's mayor told CNN last week that a bridge will be built across the 4.5-kilometer wide Strait of Kerch to mother Russia, as promised by Russian Prime Minister Dmitri Medvedev, but that's a multi-year project.
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There are issues when you divorce one country and join another, writes CNN's Tim Lister
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The biggest headache is geographical: Crimea has no land border with Russia
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There are still thousands of Ukrainian troops based in Crimea -- seen as their home
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Currently ATMs in Crimea still dispense hryvnia, the Ukrainian currency

Question: For now there is a stand-off, with the Ukrainians saying that -- for several days at least -- an agreement has been reached that allows supplies to reach the troops still holed up in bases and surrounded by @placeholder troops.

Answer: Russian Federation

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Question: The new Crimean government says it intends to take over @placeholder naval vessels currently in Crimean waters.

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukrainian

Question: Analysts say @placeholder may have to pump from $1 to $3 billion each year into the Crimean government's budget if pensions and other benefits are to be raised to Russian levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.

Answer: Russian Federation

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Question: Analysts say Russia may have to pump from $1 to $3 billion each year into the @placeholder government's budget if pensions and other benefits are to be raised to Russian levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.

Answer: Crimea

Answer: Crimea

Answer: Crimea

Answer: Crimea

Answer: Crimea

Answer: Crimea

Answer: Crimea

Question: Analysts say Russia may have to pump from $1 to $3 billion each year into the Crimean government's budget if pensions and other benefits are to be raised to @placeholder levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.

Answer: Russian Federation

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Question: Analysts say Russia may have to pump from $1 to $3 billion each year into the Crimean government's budget if pensions and other benefits are to be raised to Russian levels - at a time when several other @placeholder regions are close to insolvent.

Answer: Russian Federation

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Question: Now the @placeholder and Crimean flags flutter side-by-side: both red, white and blue, but slightly different.

Answer: Russian Federation

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia


Just because you have a war to win, doesn't mean you can't find love too. And, according to one new series of imagined Tinder profiles, the characters of HBO's Game of Thrones feel the same. New York-based artist Ashley Nawn, 26, used five of the drama's biggest fan favorites to create an funny illustrated series based around the popular dating app, imagining what each character's profile might look like if they ever decided to find love online. Accompanied by highly-stylized portraits, each on-the-prowl character is given quippy descriptions and taglines to parody their personalities. The first character she tackles in the series is Jon Snow, played by actor Kit Harrington, whose profile seems to be largely based on the famous line, 'You know nothing Jon Snow', spoken by his co-star Rose Leslie when her character, Ygritte criticizes Snow for his ignorance about the ways of the world.
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New York-based illustrator Ashley Nawn, 26, used five fan-favorite characters from the HBO show and imagined their Tinder profiles
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The series features Jon Snow, Tyrion Lannister, Oberyn Martell, Daenerys Targaryen and Hodor

Question: It also looks as though @placeholder is eager to keep on top of all potential dates; the fictional profile mentions that he has been active on his account within the last five minutes.

Answer: Jon Snow


Washington (CNN) -- Voices recorded by inventor Alexander Graham Bell more than 125 years ago are being heard now, thanks to digital imaging technology. "It's not high fidelity, but you can definitely figure out what they're saying," said Carl Haber of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, one of the scientists working on the project in a laboratory at the Library of Congress. The early audio recordings were made during an intensely competitive time, when scientists were racing to improve on Thomas Edison's phonograph, which was invented in 1877. Scientists like Bell, who worked at his Volta Laboratory in the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, were looking to improve both the quality of the phonograph and the nature of the sound to make the product commercially viable.
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Bell was working on improving the phonograph
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His early recordings are at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History
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"To be or not to be, that is the question" a voice on one recording is heard saying

Question: Although the scientists at Bell's @placeholder would have been working on a playback device as they were making the recordings, none of those made it into the Smithsonian's archives.

Answer: Volta Laboratory


(CNN) What do United Airlines, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer and Fox News host Bill O'Reilly have in common? They all bungled responses to public relations crises this week, says Lanny Davis, a lawyer and crisis management specialist. Speaking with CNN's Michael Smerconish on Saturday, Davis said United Airlines' response to a viral video of a passenger being dragged off a flight was a "textbook case of how to do everything wrong." Davis, whose past clients include Martha Stewart and the NFL's Washington Redskins, was particularly critical of United CEO Oscar Munoz. In his initial statement about the incident on Monday, Munoz only apologized for "having to re-accommodate ... customers." An email he later sent to United employees described the removed passenger as "disruptive and belligerent."
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PR expert says United bungled apology for forcibly removing passenger
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Says Sean Spicer broke "cardinal rule" of PR by comparing Syria's Assad to Hitler
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Advises Bill O'Reilly to own up to mistakes and apologize

Question: @placeholder broke a "cardinal rule of trying to compare something, anything, to Hitler," said Davis.

Answer: Sean Spicer

Question: Although Spicer apologized for the comment, @placeholder insisted that Spicer was still fundamentally ill-suited for the job.

Answer: Lanny Davis

Answer: Davis

Answer: Davis

Question: Although Spicer apologized for the comment, Davis insisted that @placeholder was still fundamentally ill-suited for the job.

Answer: Sean Spicer


(CNN) Europe should be prepared for more of the ruthless and coordinated attacks that ISIS carried out in Paris last year, officials say. The militant group is planning more large-scale, "special forces-style" assaults that don't even necessarily need to be coordinated from Syria. That disturbing scenario was laid out in a report by Europol - Europe's law enforcement agency -- released Monday. The report, entitled "Changes in modus operandi of Islamic State terrorist attacks," paints a picture of a terror group whose methods keep evolving and whose threat is two fold: Coordinated attacks and lone wolf operatives. "The Paris attacks, and subsequent investigation, appear to indicate a shift towards a broader strategy of [ISIS] going global, of them specifically attacking France, but also the possibly of attacks against other Member States of the EU in the near future," the report said.
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A Europol report says ISIS is planning more attacks in Europe, particularly in France
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Smaller scale training camps exist in the EU and Balkan countries, the report says
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The report warns that Al Qaeda is still a "factor" in the region

Question: Recruitment into @placeholder happens quickly, without necessarily requiring a long radicalization process, the report says.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


Less than a month after country singer Randy Rogers and wife Chelsea lost their newborn daughter to a rare genetic condition, the couple say they have not given up hope of having another baby together - but it will require the help of modern medicine. On June 3, Randy and Chelsea Rogers shared the happy news that they had welcomed their second daughter Rumer Rain into the world. She weighed 7lb 13oz. But then, just six days later, the seemingly healthy baby girl passed away in her parents' arms. This week, the bereaved father sat down with People Magazine to talk about his heartbreaking loss, his late daughter's rare condition, and his and Chelsea's plan to try for another baby, only this time using IVF treatments
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Randy Rogers, 33, and his wife Chelsea, 30, welcomed second daughter, Rumer Rain, on June 3 and shared the happy news online
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But Rumer tragically passed away just six days later from nonketotic hyperglycinemia (NKH)
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NKH is a rare genetic disorder that affects 1 in 66,000 births in the US every year and has no known cure
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Rogers, 33, said he and wife Chelsea share the same recessive gene carrying the condition

Question: At first, medical tests failed to find anything wrong with the little girl, but over the course of five days a terrifying diagnosis has emerged: nonketotic hyperglycinemia (@placeholder).

Answer: NKH

Answer: NKH


Question: Peter Dinklage's character @placeholder is the furthest distance away from the imagined Tinder user at 58 miles, and was active the longest ago at two days.

Answer: Tyrion Lannister


New Delhi  (CNN) Could India and Pakistan really go to war? This is a question that has long been purely rhetorical - and almost absurd. After all, both countries have long been nuclear powers, a deterrent that encompasses the lives of a combined 1.4 billion people. Both nations have also seen some years of relative peace along their border, a break from the wars that pockmarked the 20th century. And yet. Today the question seems less absurd, and more urgent. India is claiming to have launched what it calls a "surgical strike" across what is known as the Line of Control with Pakistan. India's version of events is that its strike attacked a terrorist launching pad. Pakistan denies that the site of the attack was a terrorist base, pointing out that two of its soldiers have been killed.
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Indian army says it conducted "surgical attacks" along the disputed border
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Pakistan denies that the site of the attack was a terrorist base

Question: One of his guests, a retired army general, went a step further: "We must be seen as inflicting punishment on @placeholder by non-terrorist means ... the nation needs a catharsis!"

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan


Atheists are the latest group that controversial Duck Dynasty patriarch Phil Robertson has decided to train in his cross hairs. At a Florida prayer meeting last week, the 68-year-old used a very graphic and brutal story about murder, castration and child rape to explain the inherent problems with non-believers. In his lucrative second career as a Christian speaker, Robertson used the hypothetical situation to illustrate whether or those who don't believe in God can know right from wrong. Scroll Down to Listen Controversial: Phil Robertson has developed a second career speaking at Christian events (seen here at one prior to his speech in Florida on Friday)
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Duck Dynasty patriarch exercised his First Amendment rights again at Florida Christian meeting
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Spoke out on Friday against atheists and told a story bemoaning their ability to tell right from wrong
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The 68-year-old 's graphic story illustrated how atheists lack of faith is dangerous to society

Question: 'I don't know a single atheist or agnostic who thinks that terrorizing, raping, torturing, mutilating, and killing people is remotely OK, and I frankly think that @placeholder doesn't either,' wrote the blog.

Answer: Phil Robertson

Answer: Robertson

Answer: Phil Robertson


Washington (CNN) The Trump administration on Monday opened up its first line of attack on so-called sanctuary cities, naming jurisdictions that decline to detain immigrants who could be subject to deportation. The report lays out 206 declined "detainers" that were registered in Immigrations and Customs Enforcement databases during the week of January 28 to February 3. Detainers are requests by ICE to local law enforcement agencies to hold certain individuals ICE believes could be deported for up to an extra 48 hours beyond the criminal process so they can be picked up by ICE. President Donald Trump ordered the Department of Homeland Security to issue the reports, called the Weekly Declined Detainer Outcome Report, in an executive order in January.
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The report lays out 206 declined detainers requested by ICE
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DHS also lists the 10 counties with the most declined detainers

Question: If @placeholder believes it has "probable cause" to believe that arrested person could be a deportable immigrant, it issues a detainer request.

Answer: Immigrations and Customs Enforcement

Answer: ICE

Answer: ICE

Answer: ICE

Answer: ICE

Question: Instead, @placeholder should identify its most serious targets and get warrants to pick them up rather than "exploit" local resources for further detention, she said.

Answer: Immigrations and Customs Enforcement

Answer: ICE

Answer: ICE

Answer: ICE

Answer: ICE

Question: And @placeholder has to stop being so lazy and sloppy with their work and follow procedures that law enforcement does if they believe there's someone dangerous on the street."

Answer: Immigrations and Customs Enforcement

Answer: ICE

Answer: ICE

Answer: ICE

Answer: ICE


These are the first pictures from inside the 'shadow laboratory' used by Russia to cheat the world of sport by sabotaging samples of athletes using performance enhancing drugs. Packed with modern testing equipment, the lab was used to pervert the results of major competitions in a state-sponsored programme of cheating, it is claimed. It was named in a World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) report as being involved in a cover-up to destroy athletes' suspicious urine samples. Two labs were at the heart of Russia's 'calculated state-sponsored doping programme', the report claimed. The shadow lab and the official WADA-accredited Russian anti-doping lab, both in Moscow.
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The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) report accused Russia of 'state-sponsored cheating programme'
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Said London 2012 'sabotaged' by Russian athletes on performance enhancing drugs
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Report named two Russian sample testing labs, one WADA-accredited and second 'shadow laboratory'
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Said 'shadow lab' screened and destroyed athletes' suspicious urine samples
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Only 'clean' tests supposed to be sent to official WADA-accredited anti-doping lab
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WADA-accredited lab director Dr Grigory Rodchenkov has resigned in disgrace, admitting destroying 1,417 suspicious samples

Question: It stated that pre-screened samples that were not positive were then sent to the official anti-doping @placeholder lab.

Answer: World Anti-Doping Agency

Answer: WADA

Answer: WADA

Answer: WADA

Answer: WADA

Answer: WADA

Answer: WADA


A wealthy eccentric who was known for talking to his two ornamental mice was allegedly pushed to his death under the wheels of a van by a pub landlord, a court heard today. Rostam Notarki, 53, is said to have forced Charles Hickox into the road with an ironing board as a makeshift weapon after a row at the Cardinal Wolsey bar in Twickenham, west London. The grey-bearded American was seen 'running for his life' before the attack but died at the scene from head and brain injuries, the Old Bailey was told. An argument broke out after Mr Hickox was asked to leave because staff believed he was drunk and rude but he had later returned to pick up a Visa card he left behind.
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Rostam Notarki, 53, allegedly forced Charles Hickox in front of van on road
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A row erupted at Notarki's pub, the Cardinal Wolsey, Twickenham, London
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The 'scruffy' American was seen 'running for his life', the Old Bailey heard
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Notarki denies manslaughter but has admitted perverting course of justice

Question: 'In fact that was not the full picture of @placeholder's life.

Answer: Charles Hickox

Answer: Hickox

Answer: Charles Hickox


Washington (CNN) President Barack Obama on Friday issued a thinly veiled rebuke of former House Speaker Newt Gingrich's call for the U.S. to test every person with a Muslim background to see if they believe in Sharia law and deport those who do. Addressing the terror attack in Nice, France, that left more than 80 people dead, Obama didn't mention Gingrich by name, but there was little doubt who he was calling out. "In the wake of last night's attacks, we've heard more suggestions that all Muslims in America be targeted, tested for their beliefs, some deported or jailed," Obama said in remarks from the White House. "And the very suggestion is repugnant and an affront to everything that we stand for as Americans."
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Gingrich ignited a firestorm on Thursday when he said the U.S. should test Muslims to see if they believe in Sharia law
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The remarks came in the wake of the terror attack in Nice, France

Question: "The first step is you have to ask them the questions," @placeholder responded.

Answer: Newt Gingrich

Answer: Gingrich

Answer: Gingrich


Argentina players were put through their paces in training as they put the finishing touches to their preparations for the Copa America quarter-final against Colombia on Friday. Gerardo Martino's side progressed to the knockout stages of the competition as winners of Group B with seven points from their three games. They take on a misfiring Colombia team that has only scored once at the tournament in Chile and edged into the last eight through their third-placed finish in Group C. That said, Argentina's star-studded attack which boasts the likes of Lionel Messi, Gonzalo Higuain and Sergio Aguero have only managed four goals between them - including one from the penalty spot.
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Argentina are preparing to take on Colombia in the Copa America quarter-finals in Chile
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They are through to the last eight after finishing top of Group B
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Despite the likes of world-class forwards Lionel Messi and Sergio Aguero in their ranks, Argentina have scored just four times at the tournament

Question: Of the 13 previous meetings between Argentina and Colombia, @placeholder have tasted victory just twice, while there have been eight defeats inflicted during that time.

Answer: Colombia

Answer: Colombia

Answer: Colombia


London (CNN) Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair has defended his attempts to secure the release of a UK citizen from Guantanamo Bay after reports that the former detainee carried out an ISIS suicide attack in Iraq this week. ISIS on its media affiliates claimed that Abu-Zakariya al-Britani -- a British citizen who initially went by Ronald Fiddler and later took the name Jamal Udeen al-Harith -- detonated a car bomb at an Iraqi army base southwest of Mosul this week. While a spokesman for Prime Minister Theresa May said there had been no independent verification that the attacker was the former Guantanamo detainee, an official told CNN that UK intelligence services believe with "high confidence" that the bomber killed near Mosul was the former British inmate.
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Al-Harith reportedly carried out a car bombing in Iraq Monday
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Blair said he was paid compensation by a subsequent UK government

Question: @placeholder-Harith spent more than two years imprisoned in Guantanamo Bay before being released in 2004 after pressure from the UK government led by Blair.

Answer: Abu

Answer: Al

Question: @placeholder-Harith gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.

Answer: Abu

Answer: Al

Question: Al-@placeholder gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.

Answer: Harith

Answer: Harith


The former Morrisons security guard who left the UK to join ISlS in Syria has once again tried to lure women to the country with promises of state benefits, cash bonuses, cheap bus travel and protection from airstrikes. Eyewitness accounts from the terror group's adopted capital of Raqqa - where ISIS carries out gruesome public executions - revealed how severed heads are impaled on spikes and crucified bodies are left hanging in public for days. But Omar Hussain insists it is safe for 'sisters' to come to Syria which he boldly claims has been wrongly portrayed as a 'war-torn country with bombs dropping every day and dead bodies lying on the streets'.
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Ex-Morrisons security guard Omar Hussain tries to lure foreigners to Syria
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He says women will get wages and state benefits even if they stay at home
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Claims bodies do not litter the streets and bombings inside Syria are rare
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ISIS regularly shares images of beheadings and crucifixions from country
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A barrel bomb killed at least 59 in the town he writes blog from last month

Question: 'From the first moment of its control over Raqqa, @placeholder adopted a policy of horror and terror,' according to a local resident who goes by the pseudonym Raqqawi for his own safety.

Answer: ISlS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Question: @placeholder has sought to promote an image of the 'good life' in Raqa with videos showing roads teeming with cars, markets full of customers and streets being repaved with cement.

Answer: ISlS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


It's the call centre accused of plaguing Britain with an incredible six million calls a day. Now The Mail on Sunday can reveal the chequered background of the man responsible – involving disputes with famous names and a string of failed businesses. Russell Church is the main shareholder in a company that is currently under investigation for bombarding its victims, including the elderly and vulnerable, with unsolicited nuisance calls selling debt management and payment protection insurance (PPI) claims services. Earlier this month the cold-call 'factory' based at an anonymous business complex in Hove, East Sussex, was raided by the Information Commissioner's Office, which is responsible for the enforcement of the Data Protection Act.
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Main shareholder investigated for selling debt management and PPI claims
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18 of his firms have gone into liquidation and he owes creditors millions
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Cold-call 'factory' raided by Information Commissioner's Office this month
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Anonymous firm is reported to hold a staggering 90 million phone numbers
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Meanwhile two firms who offering are to 'block cold calls' being monitored
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Cold Call Elimination allegedly gives impression they are calling from BT
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Being banned from running companies because of unpaid taxes and National Insurance payments;
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Eighteen of his firms going into liquidation, owing creditors millions of pounds;
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Taking thousands of pounds in subscription fees from teenage Boyzone fans for a magazine that folded after one issue;
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A legal claim from TV presenter Anne Diamond over an offensive cartoon in a magazine he published.

Question: Recent figures show that 30 million @placeholder receive up to a billion nuisance phone calls and text messages every year.

Answer: Britain


Washington (CNN) Within hours, the Orlando mass shooting at a gay nightclub set off renewed political debates -- with Democrats calling for gun control and Republicans blasting "radical Islamic terrorism." At least 50 people were killed and 53 more wounded Sunday, making it the deadliest mass shooting in American history. Each side called those causes critical to preventing future shootings -- but there are no signs that the dynamics in Congress have changed, leaving measures like new gun laws no path forward. Late Sunday afternoon Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, said President Barack Obama was far too timid in his White House appearance. Trump issued his first call in the campaign for Obama to step down from the presidency and challenged presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton to ratchet up her language about terror threats.
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Donald Trump said President Barack Obama "should step down" over his approach to the massacre
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Sen. Chris Murphy blamed Congress for failing to enact gun control laws

Question: "Secretary @placeholder would be able to handle such explosive situations which are terrorist inspired much better than Donald Trump," Pressler said in a statement.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Question: "Secretary Clinton would be able to handle such explosive situations which are terrorist inspired much better than @placeholder," Pressler said in a statement.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


(CNN) -- "My Fair Wedding" host David Tutera and his soon-to-be ex-husband are raising eyebrows by choosing to raise their twin children separately. Tutera's ex, Ryan Jurica, discussed the controversial decision for the first time on HLN's Now In America. "I still feel like I lost a daughter," said Jurica. "I hope the kids can be in each other's lives as much as possible, and that's what I'm working hard to do." Tutera and Jurica were united in a civil union in Vermont in September 2003. About three years ago, they decided to have children through a surrogate, but by the time the babies were born, the couple had split up. After the two ended their relationship earlier this year, they reached a temporary custody agreement to raise their 2-month-old twins, a boy named Cedric and a girl named Cielo, separately.
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"My Fair Wedding" host David Tutera and his soon-to-be ex-husband Ryan Jurica will split twins
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The couple broke up after a surrogate was implanted with embryos from each man
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"I still feel like I lost a daughter," Jurica says as he raises his son, Cedric, on his own

Question: Although the divorce isn't final, the couple has decided @placeholder will raise his biological child, Cedric, and Tutera will raise his biological child, Cielo.

Answer: Ryan Jurica

Answer: Jurica

Answer: Jurica

Answer: Ryan Jurica

Answer: Jurica

Question: Jurica said the idea came up when the two separated and @placeholder told him, "We know the boy is yours and the girl is mine.

Answer: David Tutera

Answer: Tutera

Answer: Tutera

Answer: David Tutera


Conor McGregor's title fight with Jose Aldo was thrown into doubt earlier this week but the Irishman continued with his preparations on Friday as he relaxed with a late-night massage after a 'solid day's work'. The rising UFC star, who has a record of 5-0 since joining Mixed Martial Arts' biggest promotions company, is due to fight Brazilian featherweight champion in Las Vegas on July 11. And McGregor took to Instagram to share a picture of his recovery following a tough workout. 'Late night massage after a solid days work!' he wrote on the social media site. Aldo took a blow to the ribs during sparring on Tuesday and it was first feared that he had suffered a fracture which would have almost certainly ruled him out of the bout with McGregor.
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Conor McGregor steps into the octagon with Jose Aldo on July 11
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The Irishman posted a picture online of him receiving a rub down
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The bout between McGregor and Aldo was thrown in to doubt this week
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Aldo suffered a bruised rib during training but has decided to fight

Question: The diagnosis, however, turned out to be no more than bruising and Aldo has agreed to go ahead with the fight, although the @placeholder have put a contingency in place in the event that Aldo has to withdraw.

Answer: UFC


(CNN) Hurricane Matthew's strong winds pounded Cuba on Tuesday night even as the powerful storm took its last lashes at Haiti, where it downed trees, drenched the ground with feet of rain and flooded streets. The damage was especially brutal in southern Haiti, where sustained winds of 130 mph continued to punish the impoverished island nation even as the eye of the storm crossed eastern Cuba. The "extremely dangerous" storm has killed at least seven people, including four in Haiti's neighbor, the Dominican Republic. Haiti: a nation sadly familiar with hurricanes and earthquakes Officials feared a high death toll in Haiti.
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Eye makes landfall in Cuba as storm heads toward Bahamas
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Major bridge in Haiti wiped out by storm; Four dead in Dominican Republic

Question: @placeholder is still recovering from a post-quake cholera outbreak that killed 10,000 people.

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haiti


The Queen was back at Royal Ascot today and seemed delighted to be there as she took part in the traditional parade down the racecourse in a landau, accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh and her Master of Horse, Samuel, Lord Vestey. Her Majesty's good mood couldn't even be dampened by a hat trick of losses from three of her horses in the Queen Mary and Sandringham Stakes. Joining the Queen in the Royal Enclosure for the second day of racing was Sophie Wessex, who stepped in to help Princess Michael of Kent rearrange the plumes on her hat early on before they all headed to the Royal Box to take in the day's action.
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The Queen arrived for the second day of Royal Ascot and was joined by Prince Philip and Sophie Wessex
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Her Majesty was resplendent in a royal blue ensemble by couturier Karl Ludwig and a hat by Angela Kelly
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The Queen suffered an early disappointment when Ring of Truth came seventh in the Queen Mary Stakes
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Touchline was her strongest finisher, placing third in the final race, which was won by Frankie Dettori on Osaila
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Ladbrokes had predicted Touchline was the the Queen's best chance of a win this week

Question: Undeterred, the bookies have now opened betting on today's ensemble with blue the 2-1 favourite according to @placeholder.

Answer: Ladbrokes


(CNN) "Daddy, can I go with you?" That's the question President Trump says his 35-year-old daughter, Ivanka, posed to him before his trip this week to North Dakota, where he talked to a crowd about tax reform. "Yes," he says he told her, "you can." With that introduction, little Ivanka took the stage. Among the many confounding aspects of the Trump presidency has been the role of Ivanka, his elder, and clearly favored, daughter. (When's the last time you heard him talk about Tiffany, his daughter with ex-wife Marla Maples, never mind trot her out before a crowd of voters?) Ivanka and her husband are official White House advisors -- and two of the President's closest.
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Peggy Drexler: How much pull could we expect Ivanka Trump to have with a man who refers to himself as her "Daddy"?
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Drexler: By parading her in this way, Trump not only risks people not taking her, or women in general, seriously -- he does the same to himself.

Question: @placeholder is known for off-the-cuff, ill-worded remarks, even when it comes to his daughter.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Ivanka Trump

Answer: Trump


Divock Origi has revealed that the progress of Jordon Ibe at Liverpool this season has left him counting the days until he makes his Anfield bow. The Belgium striker was signed by Liverpool in a £10million deal after impressing at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, before being loaned back to Lille for the 2014-15 season. But Origi has been following Liverpool's progress from across the English Channel and after seeing the rise of Ibe and Raheem Sterling, is eagerly anticipating working under Brendan Rodgers. Divock Origi said the progress of Liverpool's youngsters have heightened his excitement at joining the club
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Divock Origi signed for Liverpool last year but went back to Lille on loan
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He will join up with Liverpool properly after the end of the season
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Origi is impressed with the progress of Jordon Ibe and Raheem Sterling
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Sterling insists contract criticism 'goes in one ear and out the other'
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Question: 'When you see how the coach and the staff work with the young players - how Sterling, for example, has learned over the years and how @placeholder is now integrating with the team, it is very interesting,' Origi told Liverpool's official website.

Answer: Jordon Ibe

Answer: Ibe

Answer: Jordon Ibe


(CNN) Pigs at family-friendly fairs are responsible for infecting children with a type of swine flu not previously seen in humans, according to a report published by Thursday by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In August, the CDC confirmed variant swine flu viruses in 18 people -- 16 of them children -- who attended agricultural fairs in Michigan and Ohio. When a flu virus that normally circulates in pigs is found in a person, it is called a variant virus. The largest known outbreak of this same virus, referred to as influenza A (H3N2), occurred in 2012.
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The CDC confirmed variant swine flu viruses in 18 people in August
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Two patients were hospitalized, but all recovered fully

Question: The @placeholder looked at all the samples from the 18 infected people.

Answer: CDC

Answer: CDC

Question: The report indicates that the @placeholder is aware of these variant viruses and "keeping an eye on this," he said.

Answer: CDC

Answer: CDC


(CNN) The new year is made for resolutions -- and predictions. So here's what will happen in the world of tennis in 2017 in a season that will feature a comeback for veteran stars Roger Federer, Maria Sharapova, Serena Williams and Rafael Nadal. Federer to make a slam final ... At Wimbledon, where he has won a record-equaling seven titles. Federer has some work to do to return to the top five, given his inactivity since deciding to end his season in July. Motivation remains sky high for Federer -- the 35-year-old plans on playing a couple more seasons -- and even when injured he came close to reaching the final at Wimbledon. He returned to action Monday at the Hopman Cup in Perth and quickly dismissed Britain's Dan Evans.
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Will Roger Federer win another major?
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Will Serena Williams surpass Steffi Graf?
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And will Rafael Nadal's grand slam drought end?

Question: If @placeholder' aura has faded slightly, she certainly wasn't far off winning three majors in 2016 instead of the one title she secured at Wimbledon.

Answer: Serena Williams


(CNN) -- I carry in my mind a picture of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. at the beginning of the Selma to Montgomery voting rights march on March 21, 1965. What makes that picture so vivid to me 48 years later, as we prepare to celebrate his 84th birthday this month, is that voting rights issues I once imagined were over have resurfaced on a national scale. The biggest difference between then and now is that today's voter suppression operations are highly sophisticated, compared with the crude, racist ones conducted by Southern sheriffs and voter registrars through the middle 1960s.
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Nicolaus Mills remembers MLK's march from Selma to Montgomery for voting rights
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King was fighting for voting rights, he says, 48 years later, voting issues are re-emerging
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Mills: Today's voter suppression is subtle compared with the past's crude, racist attempts
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Mills: As we honor MLK, we should fight voter ID laws and attempts to erode voting rights

Question: He could only hope the @placeholder march changed more minds than were in the rows of us walking behind him.

Answer: Selma

Answer: Selma


Washington (CNN) Defense Secretary James Mattis said on Thursday that the "US military does not leave its troops behind" but did not provide additional details into why the body of Sgt. La David Johnson was recovered nearly 48 hours after his 12-member team was ambushed by 50 ISIS fighters in Niger. "The US military does not leave its troops behind and I would just ask that you not question the actions of the troops who were caught in the firefight and question whether or not they did everything they could in order to bring everyone out at once," he told reporters.
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An investigation has been launched in an effort "to get all the facts correct"
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President Donald Trump has still not publicly stated an ISIS affiliated group was responsible

Question: Dustin Wright died as a result of the October 4 attack, after helping local forces in @placeholder combat terrorists.

Answer: Niger


In the near future you'll be able to ditch your  charger and power your devices using 'thin air'. Engineers have developed technology that turns radio frequency (RF) energy into power for wearable and gadgets around your home. Called Freevolt, it transforms energy in the signals created by TV, Wi-Fi and mobile networks into a current that can be 'harvested' by compatible devices. Freevolt, and its Perpetual Power technology, was developed by Lord Paul Drayson from London-based Drayson Technologies with support from Imperial College London. The concept behind the technology isn't new and similar systems have been created at the University of Washington, for example, but Lord Drayson believes his technology takes it a step further.
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Freevolt was  developed by Lord Paul Drayson at Drayson Technologies
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It harvests radio frequency energy from Wi-Fi, TV and mobile networks
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This energy is converted into power and can be used to charge devices
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The technology is being used in a portable air pollution sensor for phones

Question: Specifically, the team reuse existing Wi-@placeholder infrastructure to provide connectivity to these low-power devices.

Answer: Freevolt

Answer: Fi

Answer: Freevolt

Answer: Freevolt

Answer: Fi


(CNN) -- An emotional Novak Djokovic came back from a set down to beat Rafael Nadal 4-6, 6-3, 6-3 in the final of the Rome Masters. Nadal had won the first set 6-4 but Djokovic, who has dedicated his victories from previous rounds to the victims of floods that have deluged both Bosnia and his homeland Serbia, fought back to clinch a memorable victory. The Rome Masters has been something of a victory procession for Nadal, the defending champion who has won the title seven times. And it looked like he would make that eight after a steady first set put the Spaniard in control. Djokovic, however, was having none of it. After breaking Nadal's serve early in the second set Djokovic powered on to win the next two sets and his 19th career Masters title.
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Novak Djokovic storms back from a set down to win Rome Masters
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Beat reigning champion Nadal in three sets
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Djokovic had dedicated previous victories to victims of flooding back home
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Traditionally seen as a warm up for next week's French Open

Question: It is the first time in a decade that @placeholder has lost three matches in a season on clay.

Answer: Rafael Nadal

Answer: Nadal

Answer: Nadal

Answer: Nadal

Answer: Nadal


Michelle Obama and the two first daughters took to Venice's historic canals for a spot of sightseeing on Friday as they continued their tour of Europe. Sasha, 14, and Malia, 16, rode in the back of a police boat with their mother as they made two stops at the Doge Palace and the San Marco Basilica. The First Lady's grandmother, Marian Robinson, joined the trio as they were followed by officers on jet skis as part of the huge security operation. Crowds lined the waters of the Italian city  to get a glimpse of the President's family, but they were protected by small windows and curtains at the rear of the vessel.
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Sasha, 14, and Malia, 16, rode in the back of a police boat with their mother along the city's historic canals
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They and their grandmother, Marian Robinson, stopped at the Dodge Palace and San Marco Basilica
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Crowds lined the water to get a glimpse of the President's family - but they were hidden by small windows
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The boat was similar to the one used by George and Amal Clooney following their wedding in September, 2014

Question: The two were joined by @placeholder's mother and the girl's grandmother, Marian Robinson.

Answer: Michelle Obama


Lewis Hamilton raced around the Hungaroring like a man driving back from the Dog and Duck after eight pints. He was self-destructive, a danger to others and weaving willy-nilly. That might be a mild exaggeration but there is no libel in saying so. He admitted as much afterwards. Hamilton's transformation from driver supreme to ersatz amateur summed up the rank unpredictability of the most see-sawing race in recent memory. Before recounting the mayhem that unfolded over 69 spellbinding laps, the salient facts, and they are mad enough: Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel won the Hungarian Grand Prix for Ferrari, Red Bull's 21-year-old Daniil Kvyat was second and his team-mate Daniel Ricciardo third.
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Stunning start saw Sebastian Vettel take the lead through the first corner
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Lewis Hamilton dropped to fourth before locking up and into the gravel
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Hamilton blamed team-mate Nico Rosberg for pushing him too wide
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Rosberg then suffered late puncture problem to end hopes of second
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Daniil Kvyat and Daniel Ricciardo secured an unlikely podium finish
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Hamilton ended up finishing in sixth with Fernando Alonso in fifth
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Question: The astonishing start to a dramatic race unfolded with @placeholder, from third on the grid, charging down Hamilton's left on what little of the road remained.

Answer: Sebastian Vettel

Answer: Sebastian Vettel


The pressure intensified on Mo Farah on Monday night with UK Athletics announcing that the double Olympic champion is under investigation. Another witness has also questioned the methods of Farah's coach Alberto Salazar amid allegations that the American has breached doping regulations. Farah has since posted a picture on Instagram - posing with two of daughters, Amani and Aisha - with the caption: 'Daddy time with my little girls....!!!!' UKA chairman Ed Warner not only said Farah's medical data was now going to be analysed in more detail but urged the British distance runner to suspend his relationship with Salazar.
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UK Athletics say that they will investigate Mo Farah's medical data
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Farah's coach Alberto Salazar was accused of doping athletes last week
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UKA's Ed Warner said Farah's blood and supplements data would be checked
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Farah has also been advised to cut his ties with Salazar over accusations

Question: @placeholder has again protested his innocence over allegations of doping his athletes.

Answer: Alberto Salazar

Answer: Salazar

Answer: Alberto Salazar

Answer: Salazar


(CNN) Twitter has given staff of the Senate intelligence committee profile names of 201 accounts linked to Russian efforts at interfering in last year's election, two sources with knowledge of the matter confirm to CNN. Investigators have now asked Twitter for the posts from these accounts, but as of Friday, they have not yet received word from Twitter on that front the sources said. The handover, which The Associated Press first reported, occurred this week. Twitter last month informed Congress that it removed roughly 200 accounts from its service after determining they were linked to Russia and sought to interfere in American politics.
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The Twitter accounts sought to amplify political discord by highlighting hot-button political issues
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Some of the tweets from these accounts promoted anti-Hillary Clinton stories

Question: All of those identified accounts had already been or immediately were suspended from @placeholder for breaking our rules," Twitter announced in a blog post last month.

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter


Cesc Fabregas has rubbished claims suggesting he is the unnamed Chelsea star who supposedly said he would 'rather lose than win' under Jose Mourinho. The Secret Footballer claimed Fabregas was the 'leader of that mini-revolt' against the under-fire Portuguese tactician following BBC Radio 5 Live presenter Garry Richardson's player unrest claim on Sunday. However Fabregas has taken to social media to dismiss the recent speculation and publicly back his manager. Fabregas wrote: 'I would like to clarify that contrary to a few reports from some online websites, I am extremely happy at Chelsea and have an excellent relationship with the manager.
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Cesc Fabregas was accused by The Secret Footballer as being the player who was leading the 'mini-revolt' against Jose Mourinho
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The midfielder has taken to social media to deny such suggestions
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He was dropped for Chelsea's 3-1 defeat by Liverpool at the weekend
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READ: Chelsea  player would 'rather lose than win for Mourinho'

Question: I was told that @placeholder's relationship with many of his players is at rock bottom.

Answer: Jose Mourinho

Answer: Jose Mourinho

Answer: Mourinho


The FBI has cleared the Tulsa County Sheriff’s department in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man by a volunteer deputy earlier this month. Sheriff Stanley Glanz said in a press conference on Monday that the special FBI agent in charge of the state of Oklahoma, Jim Finch, had informed him of the investigation's results earlier that morning. 'He told me the FBI has completed their investigation and they found no wrongdoing at the sheriff's office,' said Glanz, who also said there were no civil rights violations in the incident. Scroll down for video Sheriff Stanley Glanz told a press conference on Monday that the FBI had informed him of the result of the investigation into the shooting of Eric Harris by reserve deputy Robert Bates on April 2
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Sheriff Stanley Glanz told a press conference on Monday that the FBI investigation had cleared his department over the April 2 death
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Robert Bates, a 73-year-old reserve deputy, continues to face second-degree manslaughter charges over the death of Eric Harris
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The two full-time deputies seen in the videotape of the incident have been reassigned for their own safety
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Sheriff Glanz said he doesn't believe reports that Bates' training records were falsified and that he has in intention of resigning over the incident

Question: Bates served as @placeholder's re-election campaign manager in 2012 and has donated cars and equipment to the sheriff's office.

Answer: Stanley Glanz

Answer: Glanz

Answer: Stanley Glanz

Answer: Stanley Glanz

Answer: Glanz

Question: Monday's news conference followed the release on Saturday of official records detailing @placeholder' training and certification.

Answer: Robert Bates

Answer: Robert Bates

Answer: Bates


If you're a mum who loves Harper Beckham's style now is your chance to snap up an outfit from the trendy toddler's wardrobe. But you'll have to be very quick. Fashion designer mum Victoria Beckham has donated 25 outfits worn by her three-year-old daughter  to sell as part of Save the Children’s Fashion Saves Lives sale. And the adorable togs have now gone on display at the Mary Portas Just Giving Shop in Primrose Hill ahead of the celebrity sale which starts on Thursday morning. Outfits worn by Harper, including outerwear and shoes - feature items from designers such as Chloe, Roksanda Ilincic, Ralph Lauren, Stella McCartney, Gucci, Marc Jacobs and Charlotte Olympia.
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Victoria, 41, has picked 25 specially curated outfits worn by daughter
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Save The Children Fashion Saves Lives Sale starts at 10am on Thursday morning
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Outfits now on display at Mary Portas Just Giving Shop in Primrose Hill
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Include Chloe, Roksanda Ilincic and Ralph Lauren items
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Sale hosted by Save the Children ambassadors Mary Portas and Erin O'Connor
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Kate Moss and Jade Jagger also contributing

Question: In between running her popular fashion brand and raising her family, Victoria is currently focussed on raising awareness for @placeholder.

Answer: Save the Children

Answer: Save the Children


(CNN) -- One of Holland's most prestigious pottery makers, the Royal Delft Group, is promoting its heritage to combat the rise of copycat producers selling cheaper versions of traditional blue and white earthenware. Royal Delft Group, now 360-years old, is the only Delft Blue potter with a seal of approval from the Dutch royal family. The company hosts more than 120,000 visitors a year to its Rotterdamseweg base, to showcase how the pottery is made. Watch more: DSM: Europe needs innovation But the traditional producer is facing challenges from imitators keen to grab a share of the market. Royal Delft Group CEO Henk Schouten, speaking to CNN, said the style was now being copied "everywhere in the world." He added: "It's not a solution for us to get rid of that."
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Royal Delft influenced by Chinese pottery, after Dutch tradesman brought back porcelain from the Far East in the 1600s
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Royal Delft is the sole remaining plant of 32 earthenware factories established around the industry
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The company hosts more than 120,000 visitors a year to showcase how the pottery is made

Question: It proved popular with the @placeholder, and potters began developing a similar style with local clay.

Answer: Dutch

Answer: Dutch


Cristiano Ronaldo was worth watching as always on Tuesday night at the Bernabeu but for once his post-match television appearance was also not to be missed. He rarely gives post-match interviews these days. Last season after images were made public of him dancing at his own birthday party on the night Real Madrid had lost 4-0 to Atletico Madrid, he imposed a mini media-boycott which he said he would break at the end of the season. Real Madrid won nothing, Barcelona won everything and Ronaldo never broke his silence. His lips are still sealed in Spain but he was obliged to give interviews in English after Real Madrid’s 4-0 win over Shakhtar Donetsk.
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Cristiano Ronaldo scored yet another hat-trick for Real Madrid on Tuesday
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Portugal forward also scored five against Espanyol in La Liga on Saturday
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Ronaldo is three goals shy of becoming Real's all-time record goalscorer
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Rafa Benitez refused to proclaim Ronaldo is the best player in the world

Question: Benitez's reticence, first over saying that Ronaldo was the best in the world (a standard response for any @placeholder coach when asked) and then his reluctance to say he was the best he had coached comes in part from the desire at Madrid to prepare for Ronaldo’s eventual exit and promote Gareth Bale as his long-term successor.

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid


President Obama delivered a speech on Labor Day denouncing Republicans for a 'constant attack on working Americans' and ordered government contractors to give paid sick leave to their workers. When he said he signed the executive order requiring government contractors to offer their workers seven days of paid sick leave a year, he was met with resounding applause during the major union rally in Boston. As he spoke about unions on Monday, he referenced Tom Brady, and knocked Republican presidential candidates for advocating what he said were anti-union policies. Obama said, 'If I was looking for a job that would help me support my family, I'd join a union,' according to NECN political reporter Alison King.
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President Obama signed an executive order on sick leave during a flight on Air Force One to Boston, where he spoke at a union rally on Monday
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Starting in 2017, workers on government contracts will earn a minimum of one hour of paid sick leave for every 30 hours worked
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When speaking about unions, Obama referenced New England Patriots quarterback saying, 'Even Tom Brady is glad he belongs to a union'
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He also knocked Republican presidential candidates for advocating what he said were anti-union policies
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Labor Day gesture to workers' groups came as Obama works to smooth over tensions with labor movement over his trade agenda
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During rally, Obama also mentioned he had added a few grey hairs and woman in audience shouted 'you're still handsome'

Question: And if @placeholder needs a union - we definitely need unions,' he added.

Answer: Tom Brady


Apple has finally solved the mystery of its fleet of cars. The tech giant said that it is cruising streets in specially equipped cars to gather pictures and other data for its free online mapping service. For years, a Street View team has been ranging the world for Google Maps. Following in its tracks, Apple promised to safeguard privacy while gathering mapping data on the road. 'For example, we will blur faces and license plates on collected images prior to publication,' Apple said in an online post. Google took to blurring faces and car license plate numbers in Street View imagery at its mapping service due to privacy concerns.
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Mysterious cars have odd roofracks with camera on
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The tech giant is thought to be preparing to enter the automobile industry
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Reports claim Apple is building a self-driving car called 'Titan'

Question: Apple Maps will also locate nearby merchants, and display whether they handle transactions using the @placeholder digital wallet.

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple


Fernando Alonso will return to Formula One at the Malaysian Grand Prix on Sunday after passing a medical examination by three Cambridge University doctors. The Spaniard, who was injured in a bizarre accident in testing in Barcelona last month, was given the all-clear by the British experts. He will go through final tests at the circuit in Kuala Lumpur later this week, but they are thought to be little more than a formality. Alonso’s McLaren team issued a statement, confirming that: ‘Subject to a successful final FIA medical assessment this Thursday, Fernando Alonso will return to the cockpit of his MP4-30 car.
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Fernando Alonso missed first race of the season in Australia on March 15
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McLaren driver was involved in a bizarre accident during testing last month
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Alonso will return to the cock pit for the Malaysian Grand Prix next Sunday
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Spaniard will have to come through final medical assessment this week

Question: Alonso, 33, will therefore make his racing return for @placeholder after leaving the team in rancorous circumstances eight years ago.

Answer: McLaren

Answer: McLaren


ISIS have reportedly executed five mothers and their children after the women refused to allow their children to become child soldiers in the ranks of the jihadi group. The victims are all believed to be from the Sunni Albu Nimr tribe, well known for their long time resistance in fighting against Al Qaeda and ISIS in the Iraqi province of Anbar. The claim was described in graphic detail by tribal leader Sheikh Naim al-Kaoud, who said that the women and children were rounded up by ISIS gangs and set on fire in the streets. According to the London based Saudi newspaper Sharq al-Awsat, the tribal leader told how the women had resisted the militants demands for them to release their children and  join ISIS.
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The Sunni Albur Nimr tribe has been badly persecuted by ISIS militants
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Dozens of Albu Nimr tribesmen were massacred by ISIS last summer
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The Iraqi army and Shiite paramilitiary groups  have launched a new offensive on Fallujah

Question: The barbaric punishment was carried out in the neighbourhood of  Al-Jamiya, inside the @placeholder held city of Heet.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Question: The Albu Nimr tribe have been waging a longstanding war against jihadi militants, dating back to the start of 2007 when @placeholder-Qaeda fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.

Answer: Al Qaeda

Question: The Albu Nimr tribe have been waging a longstanding war against jihadi militants, dating back to the start of 2007 when Al-@placeholder fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.

Answer: Al Qaeda


WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- U.S. authorities have ratcheted up pressure on one of Mexico's most notorious drug cartels, releasing new details about the so-called Gulf Cartel's operations and offering up to a $50 million reward for the arrest of its leaders. These are weapons that the Mexican army said it seized from the ruthless Gulf Cartel in 2008. A federal indictment unsealed Monday charged Miguel Trevino Morales, a leader of the northern Mexico-based Gulf Cartel, of operating a criminal enterprise, cocaine distribution and firearms violations. Concurrently, prosecutors updated a separate indictment against three other top leaders of the Gulf Cartel: Antonio Cardenas Guillen, Jorge Eduardo Costilla and Heriberto Lazcano, for drug trafficking related crimes, all believed to be at large in Mexico.
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U.S. authorities ratchet up the pressure on Mexico's notorious Gulf Cartel
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Federal indictment names leader, three other top players in drug cartel
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Plan to disrupt cartel: "Prosecute their leaders and seize their funding"
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Enforcement arm of cartel is known as Los Zetas; cartel operates in U.S. cities

Question: The court documents detail telephone conversations between the four leaders and more than a dozen other cartel members allegedly discussing the transportation and smuggling of cocaine and marijuana into the @placeholder.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.


Washington (CNN) For President Donald Trump, loyalty in Washington is a one-way street. Trump's trashing of several of his administration's top justice officials in an interview with The New York Times on Wednesday, including Attorney General Jeff Sessions, is causing deep alarm inside the West Wing, leading some to worry that their loyalty to Trump might not be reciprocated from the man in the Oval Office. There's also a general sense of bewilderment as to why Trump gave the interview. Health care was the focus of the day. He actually got engaged -- but then this. "It's chilling," one White House official said.
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The thinking goes: If this kind could happen to Sessions, it could happen to anyone
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"It's chilling," one White House official said

Question: If he would have recused himself before the job, I would have said, 'Thanks, @placeholder, but I'm not going to take you.'

Answer: Jeff Sessions

Question: The acrimony between Trump and Sessions has long been simmering -- Sessions tendered his resignation earlier this year but @placeholder declined to accept it -- but Wednesday's comments signal a shift in Trump's leadership style, one that former employers used to say rested on unflinching loyalty to the company and, more importantly, the boss.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Schiller is an asset to the @placeholder, many who know him say, but his steadfast loyalty is his biggest asset to Trump.

Answer: White House

Answer: White House


(CNN) "Pressure and I are like husband and wife," Gabon coach Jose Antonio Camacho once said. On today's showing, it looks as though the marriage is more likely to end in divorce than happily ever after. After Gabon's opening day draw with minnow Guinea-Bissau, anything other than a win against Burkina Faso would make qualification for the knockout stage unlikely. Despite a spirited second-half effort, Wednesday's 1-1 draw means the host nation will be watching the late match between Cameroon and Guinea-Bissau with a keen eye. With that must-win nature of the match in mind Gabon started brightly. A mistake in the Burkina Faso defense inside the opening 60 seconds allowed Andre Biyogo Poko space down the right, but he was eventually smothered by a wall of white shirts.
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Gabon 1-1 Burkina Faso
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Cameroon 2-1 Guinea-Bissau

Question: Burkina Faso now only needs to beat unfancied @placeholder-Bissau for a place in the knockout stages, while Gabon faces a daunting clash against African heavyweight Cameroon.

Answer: Guinea

Answer: Guinea

Answer: Guinea

Question: Burkina Faso now only needs to beat unfancied Guinea-@placeholder for a place in the knockout stages, while Gabon faces a daunting clash against African heavyweight Cameroon.

Answer: Bissau

Answer: Bissau

Answer: Bissau

Question: If @placeholder-Bissau's players were thought of as rank outsiders going into AFCON 2017, somebody clearly forgot to tell them.

Answer: Guinea

Answer: Guinea

Answer: Guinea

Question: If Guinea-@placeholder's players were thought of as rank outsiders going into AFCON 2017, somebody clearly forgot to tell them.

Answer: Bissau

Answer: Bissau

Answer: Bissau

Question: Guinea-@placeholder forward Piqueti picked the ball up inside his own half, nonchalantly flicked it over Georges Mandjeck's head and drove into the Cameroon box.

Answer: Bissau

Answer: Bissau

Answer: Bissau

Question: After its passing game failed to break down a resolute @placeholder-Bissau defense, Cameroon opted to go with the long ball.

Answer: Guinea

Answer: Guinea

Answer: Guinea

Question: After its passing game failed to break down a resolute Guinea-@placeholder defense, Cameroon opted to go with the long ball.

Answer: Bissau

Answer: Bissau

Answer: Bissau

Question: Guinea-@placeholder, meanwhile, looked likely to score every time it ventured into Cameroon's half.

Answer: Bissau

Answer: Bissau

Answer: Bissau

Question: Hesitancy in the Cameroon defense almost gifted Guinea-@placeholder a second goal.

Answer: Bissau

Answer: Bissau

Answer: Bissau

Question: Guinea-@placeholder failed to deal with the danger after another probing run by Ekambi and the ball eventually fell to Sébastien Siani on the edge of the box.

Answer: Bissau

Answer: Bissau

Answer: Bissau


George Osborne performed a humbling U-turn over tax credit cuts yesterday which will see him break his own cap on welfare spending. The Chancellor bowed to pressure from backbench Tory MPs, Labour and the House of Lords to abandon £4.4billion in savings he had championed just four months ago. The climbdown means he will breach his self-imposed welfare cap for each of the next three years, requiring a minister to come to Parliament to explain and apologise. It came after opposition peers threw out his tax credit proposals last month. Critics warned that the original plans would have cost a typical family on tax credits around £1,300 a year. In the run-up to yesterday's spending review, Government sources had indicated the Chancellor would soften the tax credit cuts by phasing them in more slowly.
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George Osborne bowed to pressure to abandon plan for £4.4bn in savings
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Climbdown means he will breach his own welfare cap for next three years
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Chancellor says money from improved economic forecast will fund plans
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Unveiling original proposal in July, said £30bn a year tax credit budget was simply 'not sustainable'
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See more of the latest news updates on the 2015 Autumn Statement

Question: To @placeholder cheers and Labour jeers, he said: 'I've listened to the concerns.

Answer: U

Answer: Tory


Washington (CNN) Sen. Luther Strange and Roy Moore have one final day of campaigning before Republican voters in Alabama will take to the polls in a GOP primary to decide who they want to run against Democrat Doug Jones in the special election to fill a US Senate seat. Strange, who was appointed by then-Gov. Robert Bentley to finish out the term after Jeff Sessions became attorney general, is running against Moore, the former chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court in the GOP primary. Strange is seen as an establishment Republican who has strong support from President Donald Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to keep the seat, which Sessions had held for two decades. He has been propped up by more than $9 million in spending from the Senate Leadership Fund, a super PAC aligned with McConnell.
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Roy Moore is running as the anti-establishment Republican
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This race could determine how future races will play out for Republicans
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Sen. Luther Strange has the backing of Trump and McConnell

Question: In 2014, @placeholder wrote letters to all 50 state governors calling on them to convene a constitutional convention to ban same-sex marriage.

Answer: Roy Moore

Answer: Roy Moore


The young boy who played 'Mini Darth Vader' in a famous 2011 Super Bowl ad for Volkswagen will undergo his 11th heart-related surgery on September 1 at Children's Hospital Los Angeles. Max Page, ten, has congenital heart disease and 'conduit stenosis, a condition that was restricting blood flow from the right ventricle of his heart into his lungs due to a narrowing of the pulmonary valve, which had been surgically implanted in 2012,' Children's Hospital Los Angeles said Thursday. Page had his first operation when he was just a three-month-old infant and the young boy recently underwent surgery on July 30 so that cardiologists could implant a new valve into his heart, the hospital said.
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Max Page, ten, suffers from congenital heart disease and conduit stenosis
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He underwent surgery on July 30 and will have next operation September 1
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Played 'Mini Darth Vader' in a famous 2011 Super Bowl ad for Volkswagen
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Has roles on Young and the Restless and Disney Channel's I Didn't Do It
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Father said of his young son: 'Max will be dealing with this his entire life'

Question: The Volkswagen commercial that made @placeholder famous was one of the most lauded advertisements of the 2011 Super Bowl.

Answer: Max Page

Answer: Page

Answer: Max Page


(CNN) Russia, Turkey and Iran agreed Thursday to create four de-escalation zones in Syria, Russian and Turkish state media reported, in the latest effort to resolve that country's six-year conflict. All three countries are sponsors of the latest round of ceasefire talks underway in Astana, Kazakhstan, and a largely ignored ceasefire that was signed late last year. Russia and Iran are both key backers of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, while Turkey supports Syrian opposition forces. The preliminary agreement, signed in Astana, was put forward by Russia and would create security zones in Idlib province, to the north of the city of Homs, in Eastern Ghouta near Damascus, and in the south of Syria, Russian state-run Sputnik news agency reported.
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The plan, put forward by Russia, envisions four de-escalation zones in key areas of Syria
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The Syrian government has said it supports the proposal, state media reported

Question: Abu Zeid also insisted any ceasefire agreement should apply to the entire @placeholder territory, saying the Hama area remains under attack by regime forces.

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrian


Washington (CNN) The Justice Department on Wednesday appointed former FBI Director Robert Mueller as special counsel to oversee the federal investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election, including potential collusion between President Donald Trump's  campaign associates and Russian officials. Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein appointed Mueller to the position in a letter obtained by CNN. Attorney General Jeff Sessions previously recused himself from any involvement in the Russia investigation due to his role as a prominent campaign adviser and surrogate. As special counsel, Mueller is "authorized to prosecute federal crimes arising from the investigation of these matters," according to the Justice Department order Rosenstein signed.
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Special counsel will probe possible collusion between Russia and President Trump's campaign
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Mueller was appointed FBI Director by President George W. Bush in 2001 and served until 2013

Question: In a statement, Trump said an investigation will confirm that "there was no collusion" between his campaign and @placeholder.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia


Launch of the Falcon 9 rocket has been delayed until Sunday following a series of technical problems. It will be the first time the rocket has flown in the past six months following an explosion in June when carrying supplies to the ISS. SpaceX was planning to launch its rocket on Saturday, but tweets from CEO Elon Musk last night revealed a number of engineering challenges. On Wednesday, the Falcon 9 was taken out of its hanger and was brought vertical at the SLC-40 launch pad at Cape Canaveral. The static fire was due to then take place last night instead, but scientists encountered some problems, according to Extreme Tech.
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This will be the first time SpaceX rocket has flown in the six months
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In June, a Falcon 9 rocket exploded when carrying supplies to the ISS
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This weekend's launch will test out a new version of the Falcon 9 that will make it easier for the company to recover the rocket after take-off

Question: Musk posted an update soon after the explosion saying: '@placeholder experienced a problem shortly before the first stage shutdown.

Answer: Falcon 9

Answer: Falcon 9

Answer: Falcon 9

Answer: Falcon 9


For Roy Hodgson, it was the sheer scale and the sense of history oozing from Juventus which left the deepest impression. For Liam Brady it was about the style and standards, and a little added glamour. 'Like Arsenal, they had a special way of doing things,' said Brady. 'They stood for tradition and class. They had the attachment to the Agnelli Family who were like Italian aristocracy at the time. They were La Vecchia Signora, the Old Lady of Italian football. 'They had fans all over Italy and they had a long history of winning trophies. I remember asking a team-mate about the bonuses for coming second and third and he said there are no bonuses for coming second and third. You have to finish first.'
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Juventus face Barcelona in Champions League final on Saturday night
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Club have bounced back from relegation after 2006 Calciopoli scandal
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Juventus in fine health both on and off the pitch after rebuilding
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Barcelona vs Juventus: CLICK HERE for Champions League news

Question: You know what colour @placeholder will play in and what colour Inter will play in when you see the footage.

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus

Question: 'Although I’m not 100 per cent sure that the league is that strong, @placeholder certainly are and have showed that.'

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus


(CNN) The US ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, has told CNN that removing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad from power is a priority, cementing an extraordinary U-turn in the Trump administration's stance on the embattled leader. Two days after the US launched military strikes on a Syrian airbase in response to a chemical weapons attack widely blamed on the Assad regime, Haley said Assad's departure was inevitable. But before Tuesday's chemical attack on the rebel-held town of Khan Sheikhoun, which killed 89 people, Haley had said toppling Assad was not a priority. President Donald Trump, before his election, described fighting ISIS and seeking Assad's removal at the same time as "idiocy."
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Haley says Assad hinders political solution for Syria
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She warns US could carry out more strikes on regime

Question: "If you look at his actions, if you look at the situation, it's going to be hard to see a government that's peaceful and stable with @placeholder," she said.

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Question: "Regime change is something that we think is going to happen because all of the parties are going to see that @placeholder is not the leader that needs to be taking place for Syria."

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Question: Five days before the Khan Sheikhoun attack, Haley had indicated the US had ditched the Obama administration's policy of removing @placeholder.

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Question: "Either they knew that there were chemical weapons and they knew there was going to be chemical weapon use, and they just hid it from the international community, or they are being played for fools by @placeholder -- by him having chemical weapons and they're just in the dark and they don't know anything about it," she said.

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad


Dubai, United Arab Emirates (CNN) You may not know his name, but you've undoubtedly heard of his shows. Franco Dragone was one of the key architects of Cirque Du Soleil's unique theatrical style. Between 1985 and 1998, the Italian-Belgian dramatist directed nearly all of the Canadian entertainment company's most prestigious shows. Then in 2000, he left. Founding his own eponymous theater company, Dragone went on to create a live residency show for Canadian pop singer Celine Dion, and launch death-defying aquatic spectaculars in Macau and Las Vegas. Both became runaway hits. Today, the company says close to 100 million people have seen Dragone's heart-stopping work.
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Franco Dragone is famous for his splashy, aquatic shows such as House of Dancing Water in Macau.
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The Italian-Belgian dramatist was a key architect of the Cirque du Soleil phenomenon.

Question: In 2005, Dragone made headlines when he launched Le Rêve, in @placeholder.

Answer: Las Vegas


A globetrotting cat who rose to social media stardom after he made his way from Australia to Northern Ireland following a stop-off in London may only have days to live. Nicknamed Ozzie by volunteers at a cat shelter in Armagh, it was revealed last month the 15-year-old feline was actually a ginger called Tigger originally from Sydney, some 11,000 miles away. But the travelling cat is very unwell, with his rescue shelter sharing the devastating news that the moggy is suffering from kidney failure and may only have a few more days on earth after his wild adventures. 'Ozzie's story went worldwide and the media attention that followed left us all in a daze here at Armagh Cats Protection,' they wrote in a Facebook post.
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The 15-year-old ginger cat was found wandering streets of County Armagh
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Named Ozzie by staff, they found he was microchipped in Sydney in 2000
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Staff initiated a social media campaign to locate the sick feline's owners
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It was revealed the cat named Tigger has a well-travelled and family
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But now the moggy is dying from kidney failure and has only a few days

Question: 'He is a much loved pet called Tigger who has travelled back and forth from Australia with his own passport and as part of a loving family,' @placeholder posted on Facebook in June.

Answer: Armagh

Answer: Armagh Cats Protection