(CNN) It's been a little more than a week since word leaked that Daniel Dae Kim and Grace Park were leaving CBS's resilient hit "Hawaii Five-0," and pieces of the story behind the story have begun to fall into place. The picture that's emerging isn't pretty. As Kim himself confirmed in a Facebook post to his fans, the duo left because their request to be paid the same as their white co-stars, Alex O'Loughlin and Scott Caan, was rejected. The gap in what they were asking for and what CBS was willing to offer was tiny —  reportedly a difference  of as little as $5,000 per episode, which for the most-watched network in America is an amount that could basically be found under sofa cushions in their corporate offices.
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Daniel Dae Kim's production company, 3AD, is producing ABC's "The Good Doctor"
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Jeff Yang: For Asian actors, more success comes when they step behind the camera and help to create their own projects

Question: Ultimately, the refusal to pay Kim and Park on matching terms with @placeholder and Caan was CBS's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."

Answer: Alex O'Loughlin

Question: Ultimately, the refusal to pay Kim and Park on matching terms with O'Loughlin and Caan was @placeholder's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."

Answer: CBS

Answer: CBS

Question: Ultimately, the refusal to pay Kim and Park on matching terms with O'Loughlin and Caan was CBS's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that @placeholder and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."

Answer: Alex O'Loughlin

Question: Ultimately, the refusal to pay Kim and Park on matching terms with O'Loughlin and Caan was CBS's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "@placeholder" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."

Answer: Hawaii Five-0

Question: Indeed, even as he shot "@placeholder," Kim was working on adding a new line to his resume.

Answer: Hawaii Five-0


Three missing Bradford sisters who are believed to have fled to Syria to join ISIS with their nine children had been stopped from leaving the UK three months ago, it has emerged. Khadija, Sugra and Zohra Dawood and their nine children - all of whom are now feared to be in the hands of the terror group - were taken off a flight bound for Saudi Arabia  in March. According to anti terror police, the group were put through security checks at Manchester airport which caused them to miss their flight. But they were subsequently cleared to travel when security officials discovered they were travelling to a religious pilgrimage.
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Khadija, Sugra and Zohra Dawood were removed from flight bound for Saudi Arabia
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They were put through security checks but subsequently allowed to travel
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West Yorkshire Police say one of Bradford mothers says she is  in Syria
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Three sisters and their 9 children believed to have gone to Islamic State

Question: The last photos of the missing families show them smiling happily at the airport before their trip to @placeholder.

Answer: Saudi Arabia

Answer: Saudi Arabia


An urgent headcount has taken place at a Thai temple that's home to 147 tigers in the care of monks  after a vet complained to authorities that three were missing. Wat Pha Luang Ta Bua in Thailand's western Kanchanaburi province - commonly known as 'The Tiger Temple' - has long proved a hit among tourists who flock there to visit the monks and be photographed next to their huge feline pets. However, Thai wildlife officials began a headcount on Friday after allegations from a temple vet earlier this week who complained to police that three tigers had recently disappeared from the sanctuary, sparking fears they may have been sold on.
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Wat Pha Luang Ta Bua - 'Tiger Temple' - has long been a hit with tourists
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They flock there to visit the Buddhist monks and their huge feline pets
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However, a vet recently alerted officials to three tigers being missing

Question: @placeholder personnel walk tigers back to their enclosure after they had their chip implants read

Answer: Wat Pha Luang Ta Bua

Answer: Tiger Temple

Answer: Wat Pha Luang Ta Bua

Answer: Tiger Temple


It seems today that Brazil's production line of exciting players is not what it was but, as Liverpool's new signing Roberto Firmino shows, the country still has hot prospects ready to shine on the world stage. Attacking players are always Brazil's trademark and the ones that the European market always looks for. Now the scouts can also put their eyes on players with defensive skills. Here are 11 up and coming names that could soon be playing in Europe. Do you remember former Brazil international Falcao? You can some skills of the former Internacional and Roma player in Rodrigo Dourado, who is 21 years old. Despite being a holding midfielder, Dourado is elegant without being too fancy.
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Roberto Firmino has signed for Liverpool for £29million
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There has always been an array of attacking talent to come out of Brazil
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Here, Sportsmail looks at 11 starlets that could be heading to Europe
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Firmino vs Raheem Sterling: Liverpool's  new boy  against wantaway winger

Question: Most of @placeholder's top sides are beginning to take note.

Answer: European

Answer: Europe

Answer: Europe


Hillary Clinton is a liar, Donald Trump is arrogant and Jeb Bush is just a Bush, according to a new national poll. The poll, released Thursday by Quinnipiac University, asked more than 1500 registered voters to say the 'first word' that comes to mind when they hear the name of the presidential candidates. According to The Weekly Standard, 178 people associated the word 'liar' with Clinton. A further 123 people came up with 'dishonest' and 93 put down 'untrustworthy'. When it came to Trump, 58 people reported thinking 'arrogant'. However the Republican candidate had a much bigger breadth of responses than the others.
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Quinnipiac University poll surveyed more than 1500 registered voters
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Clinton registered 'liar' with 178 people and 'dishonest' with 123
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Trump received 58 mentions for 'arrogant' and 38 for 'blowhard'
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Some 138 voters wrote down 'Bush' as the first word for Jeb Bush
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Separate poll found voters would prefer Joe Biden to Clinton

Question: Last month @placeholder blamed a 'constant barrage of attacks that are largely fomented by and coming from the right.'

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton


(CNN) "Yessssss!" was my reaction to hearing the news that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration intends to regulate e-cigarettes, hookahs, vape pens, e-pipes and other electronic nicotine delivery products. As a family physician, I often have patients ask me about e-cigarettes. Some have seen advertisements and are wondering what they are; some have simply heard that e-cigarettes are safer than traditional cigarettes and want to know if this is true. E-cigarettes are included in the category of ENDS -- Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems -- products that use a liquid containing nicotine and varying amounts of flavor, glycerin, propylene glycol and other ingredients. This liquid is heated into an aerosol that users then smoke. It is often referred to as "vaping."
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Jennifer Caudle says FDA regulation of electronic nicotine delivery systems is overdue
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More research needed on long-term effects, especially as youth use skyrockets, she says

Question: The effect of e-cigarettes and @placeholder on children is also an issue -- especially given the growth of e-cigarette use among teens in recent years.

Answer: Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems

Question: There is no doubt that the use of these products has surged in recent years and business has grown; it is possible that @placeholder oversight might affect this growth.

Answer: FDA

Question: Others might wonder why a change is needed at all: Many believe @placeholder products have allowed them to quit smoking regular nicotine cigarettes or using other tobacco products.

Answer: Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems


The remains of a medieval 'mummy' wrapped in a cocoon of birch bark has been discovered at the site of a village that belonged to a mysterious arctic civilisation. Archaeologists discovered the remains, which they believe may be a child or teenager from the 12th or 13th century, while excavating near the town of Salekhard in Tyumen Oblast, Russia. The site, which is 18 miles south of the Arctic Circle, is thought to be a medieval necropolis where several bodies have been buried in ways unlike anything else found in the region. Artifacts found at the site, including bronze bowls, have led experts to conclude the people had links to Persia, some 3,700 miles to the south-west.
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Remains belonged to child or teenager from the 12th or 13th Century AD
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Body found at medieval site near Salekhard in Russia, near Arctic Circle
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Five other bodies previously at the site were covered in copper plates
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They are thought to have been part of a civilisation with links to Persia

Question: @placeholder have now removed the latest body to be discovered from the sandy soil, which is now only frozen for part of the year – it is the first human remains to be found since 2002.

Answer: Archaeologists


As the author of the modern classic A Clockwork Orange and a famously outspoken cultural pundit, he is one of the greatest names of post-war British literature. Yet Anthony Burgess has been refused a commemorative blue plaque by English Heritage because, it claims, his significance and profile are 'not strong enough' for recognition. Now the snub has been criticised by leading figures in the literary world, who insist that the author is one of the greatest writers of the 20th Century. Leading literary figures described Anthony Burgess (pictured) being snubbed for a blue plaque as 'pathetic' Malcolm McDowell  starred at the lead character Alex (pictured) in Stanley Kubrick's controversial adaptation of A Clockwork Orange
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English Heritage blasted for refusal to grant Anthony Burgess blue plaque
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Leading literary figures described the organisation's decision as 'pathetic'
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Burgess wrote the modern classic A Clockwork Orange and 32 other books
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The novel was made into a controversial film by director Stanley Kubrick

Question: They were confident of success as @placeholder met all the criteria for the scheme – which is funded by public donations – including the stipulation that candidates must be well known and must have been dead for at least 20 years.

Answer: Anthony Burgess

Answer: Anthony Burgess

Answer: Anthony Burgess

Answer: Burgess


Former All Blacks star Jerry Collins has been farewelled by thousands of people at a touching service at Te Rauparaha Arena, in his hometown of Porirua. Collins, 34, and his Canadian partner Alana Madill, 35, were killed in a car crash in the south of France on June 5. Their four-month-old daughter Alya is still in a serious but stable condition. On Wednesday the All Blacks great was remembered as a 'gentle soul' with a huge heart who loved rugby and his family, according to the NZ Herald. Among those speaking at the service were his mother, father, sister, uncle, manager and former teammates from the New Zealand national team as well as the Norths and The Hurricanes.
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Jerry Collins was farewelled by thousands in his hometown Porirua
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Former All Blacks star was remembered as a 'gentle soul' on Wednesday
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He and partner Alana Madill were killed in a car crash in France on June 5
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Their daughter Alya remains in a serious but stable condition in hospital

Question: After @placeholder's speech, the Hurricanes team stood up in their black and yellow tracksuits, singing the team song.

Answer: Norths


What do Everton, Norwich, Bath, Gloucester and the Miami Dolphins all have in common? Five teams that straddle three separate sports, but all of them brought together by their commitment to the data revolution in sports science. Kitman Labs are Silicon Valley’s leading Sports Science and Technology Company, and Roberto Martinez's side are just the latest to invest in their expertise The Kitman Labs system has been installed into Everton’s Finch Farm training base in a multi-year deal, where the club's Medical and Sports Science will be utlising the most advanced system in the world. Matt Connery, Head of Medical Services at Everton, said: 'Utilising data and creating real time reports is vital for professional sports clubs and Kitman Labs has given us the power to achieve this.'
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Everton announce agreement with sports science company Kitman Labs
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Data specialists work with Norwich, Bath, Gloucester and Miami Dolphins
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The system provides real-time access to data and insight into performance

Question: Figuring out how to turn all that data into an insight coaches or trainers can act on is a huge challenge - and that's where @placeholder come in.'

Answer: Kitman Labs

Answer: Kitman Labs

Answer: Kitman Labs

Answer: Kitman Labs


Mila Kunis is to counter-sue the woman who is suing her for stealing her chicken. The actress and her fiance Ashton Kutcher responded to the impending lawsuit with a tongue-in-cheek video, claiming they were going to file a lawsuit against the accuser Kristina Karo, because of injuries suffered while being forced to watch her music video. On Wednesday the story broke that the 31-year-old was being sued for $5,000 by a woman claiming to be her former childhood friend, who said she suffered emotional trauma when a seven-year-old Kunis stole her pet foul. Fight fire with fire: Mila Kunis has responded to Kristina Karo's accusations she stole her chicken as a child, with a video claiming she will counter-sue for injuries sustained while watching Karo's music video
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Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher respond to impending lawsuit in video
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Kutcher claims Kristina Karo was one month old when the alleged incident occurred
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Kunis says she will counter-sue because of injuries sustained while watching Karo's music video
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Karo claimed to be Kunis's 'childhood friend from Ukraine' and is suing her for $5,000
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Claims Kunis 'stole her pet chicken' when they were children
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Karo, now in LA, claims she has been traumatised by the event and is suing actress for emotional distress and therapy bills

Question: Kunis herself appears on the clip pointing out that it must be 'just coincidental' he accuser has a new music video out, and is trying to launch a singing career here in @placeholder.

Answer: LA


Washington  (CNN) Don King believes Donald Trump is the only candidate who can fix a "corrupt, rigged, sexist and racist" system -- employing several terms the GOP nominee's harshest critics have used to describe him and his campaign. "Let me submit to a candid world ... about a system that has taken over. One thing everybody is agreeing to that it's corrupt, rigged, sexist and racist. So now no one has offered a way out of that system but Donald J. Trump," the legendary boxing promoter told CNN's Michael Smerconish Saturday. "He said we will create a whole new system, we will take this system apart," he said. "Everybody should jump on it -- especially black people and the white woman -- because they both have been excluded and they are considered inferior and old property."
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Don King, the legendary boxing promoter, is supporting Donald Trump
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King introduced Trump at a minority voter outreach event earlier this week

Question: Taking the stage moments later, Trump said King is a "phenomenal persona" and adding, "There's only one @placeholder."

Answer: Don King

Answer: Don King


Trinidad, Colorado (CNN) Anthony Mattie walks down Main Street confronted by a shell of the town he once knew. The retired state patrolman-turned-mayor pro tem stares at vacant building after building, his reflection bouncing off the empty glass storefront windows. The streets are lined with century-old facades, but not much more, except for a few cars slowly passing by. Still, Mattie maintains a sparkle in his eye and a boyish grin as he shares the plan to bring his town back to life -- thanks to marijuana money. "The abandoned Pepsi plant became a marijuana dispensary. People resurrected these buildings that were about to fall and collapse," he says.
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8 pot shops have opened in Trinidad, Colorado, since recreational marijuana sales began in 2014
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Stores near New Mexico border capitalizing on tourists flocking to town
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Officials say town has brought in $800,000 in revenue from pot through November 2015

Question: The green rush is bringing hope back to this once-booming coal mining town in rural southeast Colorado, just 11 miles from the @placeholder border, where generations of Mattie's family have lived.

Answer: New Mexico


Still reeling from the death of their eldest son in July, heartbroken parents Paul and Julie Tsatsos are now grieving for their only other child too - and trying to find the hit-and-run driver who killed him on Sunday. Brothers Ryan, 17, and Darryl, 19, died just three months apart, both in car crashes. Ryan, a freshman at Central Michigan University, is being hailed a hero for pushing a female friend out of the path of a car on Sunday morning in Mount Pleasant, as a group of friends walked to their residence hall. He was then struck down by the car, which sped off.
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Ryan Tsatsos, 17, was killed in a hit-and-run on Sunday as he pushed a friend out of the path of a speeding car in Mount Pleasant, Michigan
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His brother Darryl, 19, was killed in July in a Maycomb County car crash
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Parents Paul and Julie have pleaded for help from the public in finding the driver who hit Ryan and sped off
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Ryan is being hailed a hero for saving the life of his friend

Question: Police say they tried to pull over a car @placeholder was driving for speeding when the crash occurred.

Answer: Darryl

Answer: Darryl


(CNN) Rescuers in southern Colombia were scrambling Sunday to reach more than 100 people who are missing after devastating mudslides tore through entire communities. Hundreds are reported dead after torrential rains Friday night caused three rivers surrounding Mocoa, in Putumayo province, to overflow -- sending a torrent of mud surging through the city. Reports of the exact number of those killed in the rugged, remote area vary. The Colombian military said at least 254 are dead and around 400 more injured. The Red Cross reports 234 deaths and said that 158 people were missing. A police officer was among the victims, federal officials said.
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Highways, bridges, homes flattened as mudslides follow torrential rain
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President declares state of emergency as crews search for missing

Question: "Our condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of this young @placeholder, who chose serving his country as a career, fulfilled his duty to give his own life to save others if necessary and honored his homeland," police said.

Answer: Colombia

Answer: Colombian


Washington (CNN) As questions swirl around possible connections to President Donald Trump's campaign and Russia, his friend, Roger Stone, has retraced the line between himself and WikiLeaks. Over the weekend, the longtime Trump confidant tweeted that he had a "back channel" to WikiLeaks during the presidential campaign -- only to later delete it. "[N]ever denied perfectly legal back channel to Assange who indeed had the goods on #CrookedHillary," Stone tweeted late Saturday night. The post was gone after almost 40 minutes. WikiLeaks claims to reveal how CIA hacks TVs and phones all over the world Last weekend's Twitter flare-up raised questions anew about Stone, who worked for the Trump campaign in 2015 and claims to have a connection to WikiLeaks and its leader, Julian Assange.
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Roger Stone has touted his mutual connection with WikiLeaks leader Julian Assange
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That connection is receiving renewed scrutiny

Question: In early October, @placeholder began posting Podesta's emails online for public consumption.

Answer: WikiLeaks

Answer: WikiLeaks

Answer: WikiLeaks

Answer: WikiLeaks

Answer: WikiLeaks


Manchester City have not been put off by Raheem Sterling's turbulent summer and will make a third offer for the unsettled Liverpool forward. The news comes as former Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard slammed his former team-mate for his handling of the transfer saga. City believe the rift between Sterling and Brendan Rodgers will enable them to land the youngster for much less than the £50million asking price. They are determined to land Sterling this summer and will make an improved bid on their previous £40m offer. Sterling, who has made no secret of his desire to leave, has called in sick for two successive days and Gerrard told Sky Sports: 'I’m not happy with all that carry-on and I don’t think there’s any need for it. They all need to be men about the situation.
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Manchester City will make an improved bid on their £40million offer
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City have already had bids of £35m and £40m rejected by Liverpool
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Raheem Sterling has called in sick for Liverpool training the past two days
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Former captain Steven Gerrard  'not happy' with Sterling's behaviour
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Gerrard calls on former team-mate to 'be a man about the situation'

Question: @placeholder's agent claims Sterling will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Question: Sterling's agent claims @placeholder will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling


Virgil van Dijk pleaded with Celtic on Wednesday night to sell him this summer so he can fulfil his European dream with Holland. The Dutch defender told media in his homeland he had been left disappointed that bids for him have been blocked by the Parkhead club during previous transfer windows. But in a move that will dismay Celtic fans, the defender is determined to leave Scottish football behind — citing the top leagues in England, Germany, Spain and France as his preferred destinations — or face kissing goodbye to his hopes of going to the European Championship next summer as part of Guus Hiddink’s Holland squad.
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Celtic defender Virgil van Dijk wants to leave the club this summer
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The 23-year-old says he wants a new challenge after two years at Parkhead
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Van Dijk says he is risking his chances of making the Holland squad for next summer's European Championship if he stays at Celtic
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The Dutch defender is eyeing a move to a top league in Europe
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Meanwhile, former Bhoys skipper Tom Boyd says Champions League football is more important to the club than the Old Firm derby

Question: Especially when you think of the @placeholder next year.

Answer: European Championship


After more than 40 years in London, George Psaradakis can speak English as easily as his native Greek. Yet, in either language, he still breaks down as he struggles to convey the full, heart-wrenching horror of the moment a 7/7 suicide bomber blew apart the bus he was driving. 'Even if my vocabulary had all the words in the world, I would still not find the right ones to describe my feelings about what I saw that day,' he says. 'To see those happy people butchered. It was like a bomb exploded inside me that day, too.' It is a decade since George, 59, turned his number 30 bus into Tavistock Square and briefly saw the faces of his passengers in the rear-view mirror seconds before 18-year-old Hasib Hussain detonated a bomb on the top deck.
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George Psaradakis, 59, was driver of number 30 bus during terrorist attack
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As he turned into Tavistock Square, Hasib Hussain detonated a bomb
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Thirteen people, including Hussain, died and many more seriously injured
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Because of diversions due to other attacks, he told passengers it would be quicker to walk which meant around 50 people got off before the explosion

Question: 'I have lived most of my life here and @placeholder is my home.

Answer: London


Callum Wilson sounded a warning to his Bournemouth team-mates about maintaining their focus over the course of a game after his hat-trick sealed a narrow win over West Ham. The 23-year-old struck twice in the first-half and completed his hat-trick from the penalty spot to lead the Cherries to their first-ever Premier League win at the expense of the Hammers - who again ended the game with 10 men. Wilson's first-half brace looked set to send Bournemouth coasting to their maiden victory, only for West Ham to hit back through a Mark Noble penalty and a Cheikhou Kouyate strike. Eddie Howe's side regained the upper hand and wrapped up the points with Marc Pugh's goal and Wilson's penalty - for which Carl Jenkinson was dismissed having pulled back Max Gradel.
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Callum Wilson scored a hat-trick as Bournemouth beat West Ham 4-3
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But the striker has urged the Cherries to maintain focus for 90 minutes
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West Ham rallied late on and could have snatched a point
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History was made as Bournemouth hung on for first top-flight win

Question: That was not the end of the drama as Modibo Maiga reduced the arrears late on, but @placeholder held on for a famous 4-3 win, with Wilson aware that similar lapses will not go unpunished in the future.

Answer: Bournemouth

Answer: Bournemouth

Answer: Bournemouth

Answer: Bournemouth


Washington (CNN) Maine Republican Sen. Susan Collins said on Sunday that she does not believe Alabama Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore's denials of the sexual allegations against him and hopes the state's voters do not send him to Washington. "I did not find his denials to be convincing at all," Collins said on CNN's "State of the Union." The Washington Post published a report earlier this month based on interviews with more than 30 people that said Moore pursued relationships with teenagers while he was in his 30s. One woman alleged she was 14 years old when Moore initiated sexual contact with her. Alabama's legal age of consent, then and now, is 16.
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"I hope that the voters of Alabama choose not to elect him," Collins said
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The White House legislative director said if Trump didn't believe the accusations against Moore were credible, he would be campaigning in Alabama for Moore

Question: President @placeholder has not remarked publicly on the allegations against Moore.

Answer: Trump

Question: "Whatever they had to say, people heard that and they elected President @placeholder the President of the United States," Blunt said.

Answer: Trump


Hamburg, Germany (CNN) US President Donald Trump said he expects a "powerful" trade deal with the UK "very, very quickly," confirming that the two countries are currently working on an agreement. Trump made the comments Saturday as he met with British Prime Minister Theresa May at the G20 meeting in Hamburg, Germany. The US President also confirmed he would visit London, but didn't give details of the timing. May is looking to secure a deal with the US as Britain renegotiates its terms of trade with the European Union ahead of Brexit -- its withdrawal from the 28-nation bloc. Trump is also looking for high-value bilateral deals as he threatens to pull the US out of multilateral trade agreements, including NAFTA.
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The UK cannot sign a trade deal until it officially leaves the European Union
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British media had speculated Trump's trip had been quietly canceled

Question: May was the first leader to officially visit @placeholder, but the prime minister faced a barrage of criticism upon her return by MPs who questioned whether Britain should develop such a close relationship with the controversial leader.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


A manor with six huge axe marks cut into its oak front door by the axes of Oliver Cromwell's army in the English Civil War has gone on the market for £4.75million. Cromwell's Roundheads attempted to gain entry to West Hall as they swept through the Dorset countryside looking for the disposed monarch Charles I and his supporters at the outbreak of war in the mid 1600s. West Hall, a Catholic stronghold allied to King, was heavily defended and, try as they might, the attackers could not gain access to the manor house. The only reminder of the attack now is the six deep scars left in its original heavy oak front door by their axes.
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West Hall's front door still bears six huge scars from the days of the English Civil War in the mid-1600s
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Cromwell's Parliamentarians heard Charles I was hiding out in Dorset they searched county estates
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It is thought they were looking for a local priest the day they paid a visit to the manor but left empty-handed
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Jaqi Fielding, 76, has spent the past 30 years at West Hall with her husband Richard and the pair are now selling up

Question: '@placeholder will be very sought after to those looking to tuck themselves away in one of the best parts of Dorset but without being too isolated.'

Answer: West Hall

Answer: West Hall

Answer: West Hall

Answer: West Hall


Australia Women's star Alex Blackwell is set to face men's fast bowler Ryan Harris as she tests herself against some of her country's top male cricket stars  for an Elite International Academy XI. The 31-year-old Southern Stars batter will line-up with the likes of Chris Rogers, Mitch Marsh and Peter Nevill in the Ashes warm-up match, while Australian fast bowler Harris will play for Hampshire. They are set to play in a two-day match between players from the Elite International Academy XI and the Hampshire Second XI, on the Isle of Wight, beginning on Thursday. Born: 31/8/1983, New South Wales
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Australian stars will take part in an Ashes warm-up match on Thursday
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Ryan Harris, Chris Rogers, Mitch Marsh and Peter Nevill will all be involved
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Southern Stars' Alex Blackwell will be preparing for the Women's Ashes

Question: She quit her job as a genetic counsellor in January, deciding to focus on her cricket career, and is financially backed by a yearly central contract with the @placeholder.

Answer: Southern Stars

Answer: Southern Stars


(CNN) The United States and Iraq said ISIS blew up a historic mosque in Mosul that was the ideological heart of the terror group and the birthplace of its self-declared caliphate. ISIS, through its news agency, said US warplanes were responsible for the loss late Wednesday of the Great Mosque of al-Nuri and its leaning minaret. US officials told CNN the ISIS claim was "1,000% false." Iraq Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said the ISIS act amounts to "an official announcement of their defeat." His military commanders said militants blew the mosque up after troops closed in. The destruction could amount to a war crime, according to the UN Human Rights Council.
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UN cites possibility of war crimes
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Historic mosque is destroyed in Mosul

Question: Several @placeholder officials have told CNN in recent days that US and coalition officials had been observing the mosque in recent days and saw fighters and explosives at the site.

Answer: United States

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: UN


Two men have been arrested in connection with the death of a UCLA coed who was found dead last week in her torched Los Angeles apartment. Alberto Medina, of Fresno, and Eric Marquez, of Westwood, were each being held in the Van Nuys jail on a murder charge in the death of 21-year-old Andrea 'Andy' DelVesco, whose body was discovered in the smokey remains of her Westwood home September 21. Marquez, who according to UCLA is a fifth-year undergraduate student, was being held on $1 million bail. Medina, who is unaffiliated with the university, was being held without bail. Forensic evidence and witness statements led to the weekend arrests of the two men.
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Alberto Medina, 22, and Eric Marquez, 22, were arrested over the weekend, less than a week after 21-year-old Andrea 'Andy' DelVesco was killed
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DelVesco, 21, was discovered dead in her Westwood apartment Monday following a fire
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On Monday, her parents and little sister spoke out about Andrea, who they called a 'giver' who 'was an angel on Earth'
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Investigators ruled DelVesco's death a homicide, but they are still trying to determine what caused her death
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DelVesco, a native of Texas, was member of Pi Beta Phi sorority and was majoring in psychology and Spanish
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She was charged in July with possession of ecstasy, meth, LSD and hallucinogenic mushrooms with intent to sell
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The co-ed was due in court Friday in connection to the drug case
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For developments in DelVesco’s story, tune in to Crime Watch Daily tomorrow, Tuesday, September 29th

Question: According to officials, @placeholder's apartment was equipped with working smoke alarms, and there were no bars on the windows to prevent her from escaping the flames and smoke.

Answer: Andrea 'Andy' DelVesco

Answer: Andrea 'Andy' DelVesco

Answer: DelVesco

Answer: DelVesco

Answer: DelVesco

Answer: DelVesco’s


A woman claiming to be the British ISIS fanatic known as ‘Mrs Terror’ said she has leaked the home address, details and family photographs of one of America’s most decorated soldiers. A twitter account under the name Umm Hussain Britaniya – the nom de guerre of Kent woman Sally-Anne Jones – published what it claims to be the details of Sergeant Dillard Johnson. The 46-year-old said she was posting the information to ‘cause havoc in his life and for my brothers and al-Qaeda in the U.S. to eventually hunt him down and kill him’. ‘He is supposed to be America’s deadliest soldier with the most number of kills in Iraq,’ wrote the person who claims to be Jones, alongside the soldier’s alleged address.
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Twitter account claiming to belong to British ISIS fanatic Sally-Anne Jones tweeted alleged address of 'America's deadliest soldier'
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Account is under the name Umm Hussain Britaniya, Jones' nom de guerre
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The 46-year-old, from Kent, fled the UK to join her jihadi husband in Syria
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She is on government list of the most dangerous British recruiters for ISIS
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See our full coverage of ISIS and the British fanatic 'Mrs Terror'

Question: She is one of four extremists trying to foment terror attacks on the @placeholder from Syria.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: UK


Glamorous photos from The Candyman's extravagant European holiday have been revealed. As the Gold Coast tobacco store tycoon is still in mourning following the touching service to farewell his beloved mother on Monday, Daily Mail Australia has been given exclusive access to Travers Beynon's latest lavish jaunt that he returned home from last week - just days before Sandra 'Sam' Beynon unexpectedly passed away. The former fashion model kept up his reputation of living life to excess on the trip as he put a serious dent in his credit cards to give his trademark entourage of smoking hot women in skimpy bikinis the trip of a lifetime.
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Extravagant photos revealed of the Candyman's recent European holiday
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Travers Beynon carried on lavish lifestyle in London, Ibiza and Monaco
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Entourage of 10 flew first-class to London to discuss reality TV projects
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Playboy partied in world-famous nightclubs in Ibiza and cruised around in a 150-foot yacht along the French Riviera
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Gold Coast tobacco store tycoon farewelled mother at funeral yesterday

Question: 'He also caught up with entertainment industry figures in London and @placeholder to discuss multi-platform media concepts in various stages of development.

Answer: Ibiza

Answer: Ibiza


Jessica Ennis-Hill said it would be among her greatest feats if she can win a medal at the World Championships in Beijing, barely a year after giving birth to her first baby. The Olympic heptathlon champion said she was focused on bringing back some hardware to prove the wrench of a long spell away from her one-year-old son – who has remained at home in Sheffield with husband Andy – has been worth it. ‘This is definitely my hardest challenge, being away from Reggie for this amount of time for the first time,’ said Ennis-Hill, who is at a training camp in Fukuoka, Japan, before travelling to China.
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Jessica Ennis-Hill is eyeing glory at the World Championships in Beijing
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Olympic heptathlon champion says it would be among her greatest feats
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Ennis-Hill reveals difficulty at being away from her son and husband Andy
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Katarina Johnson-Thompson, Ennis-Hill's young rival, is aiming for gold
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British pair  face stern competition from Canada’s Brianne Thiesen-Eaton

Question: It is the unknown that adds spice to the battle for the medals in the heptathlon, which begins on Saturday with Ennis-@placeholder’s strongest event, the 100m hurdles.

Answer: Hill

Answer: Hill

Answer: Hill

Answer: Hill

Answer: Hill


Come the end of this season, Malky Mackay’s tenure at Wigan Athletic might just be remembered as one of the costliest appointments in the history of English football. A second relegation in three seasons would be damaging enough for a club that enjoyed eight largely successful years in the Barclays Premier League. And after failing to secure a single win at home in six months in charge — culminating in a woeful 2-0 defeat by Derby on Monday — Mackay would certainly shoulder much of the blame for that. Malky Mackay's tenure at Wigan Athletic came to an end on Monday following a 2-0 defeat by Derby
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Sportsmail revealed in August that Malky Mackay and Iain Moody were being investigated by FA over 'sexist, racism and homophobic' texts
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Mackay became manager of Wigan Athletic in November 2014
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Wigan are eight points from safety as they sit in the relegation zone
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The Championship club are on the verge of dropping into League One
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READ: Mackay sacked by Wigan after Derby defeat

Question: 0 - number of home games won by Mackay's @placeholder from 13 attempts - 10 of these ended in defeat

Answer: Wigan Athletic

Answer: Wigan Athletic

Answer: Wigan Athletic

Answer: Wigan

Answer: Wigan


(CNN) World leaders touch down in the Chinese city of Hangzhou this week for the G20 summit and Beijing is determined it will proceed without a hitch. Factories are shuttered, skies are clear and security is tight. Local residents have been given seven days extra vacation time and discounted tours to destinations outside the city to ensure Hangzhou is free of crowds and traffic. Meanwhile, thousands of migrant workers have left the city due to the halt in their work lives and the growing inconvenience caused by G20 preparation measures. What will be discussed at the summit? How has China prepared? And why is it in Hangzhou anyway?
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Pollution, residents cleared out in preparation for China's big G20 debut in Hangzhou
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China wants to focus on economic issues, rather than the South China Sea dispute

Question: The Hangzhou summit has been called another "milestone" for a rising @placeholder, keen to show its growing dominance on the world stage.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: South China Sea


(CNN) A fight has broken out among congressional Democrats about how to respond to President-elect Donald Trump. Now that the dust from the election has started to settle, there are two contradictory arguments about what the strategy should be in the coming months. Sen. Bernie Sanders, whose populist campaign rocked the Democratic Party, indicated he would work with Trump if the President-elect was serious about pursuing policies that take on corporate power and benefit working Americans. Sanders is not alone. According to The New York Times, Sen. Charles Schumer has spoken with Trump several times and next week plans to announce a series of initiatives, like infrastructure and mandatory paid maternity leave, they can work on together. In essence, at least on paper, these Democrats are willing to "normalize" the Trump presidency and pursue the possibility of bipartisan compromise should that be offered. Even President Obama, acting in the role of a statesman, has made a series of statements since the election urging Democrats to give Trump a chance. "I don't think he is ideological, I think ultimately he is pragmatic in that way and can serve him well as long as he's got good people around him and he has a good sense of direction."
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Julian Zelizer: If Democrats cut deals with a Trump presidency, they will be sending a dangerous message to their constituents
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Since Trump's campaign was premised on hate, Democrats must keep a safe distance

Question: There are also many questions being raised by @placeholder about the kind of package Trump is thinking about.

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats


Parliament ended with the most tremendous, tetchy – tearful! – squabble: should Speaker Bercow's future be decided by secret ballot? It became a day of wondrous hysteria, tantrums, moist hankies and (for the time being) survival for this stinker of a Speaker. Labour MPs and a handful of men on the Weirdo Right insisted that a secret ballot would be 'undemocratic'. Moderate Tories and Lib Dems argued that MPs openly voting against Bercow feared the Squeaker's tyrannical vengeance crashing about their ears. Scroll down for video Speaker John Bercow (pictured) fought back tears as a motion to vote on a secret ballot to unseat him was defeated 228 to 202
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MPs  voted on 'secret ballot' to unseat John Bercow as Commons speaker
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Labour MPs and some on right said such a vote would be undemocratic
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He fought back tears as the motion was defeated by 228 votes to 202
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The announcement was met with rapturous  applause by labour MPs

Question: @placeholder were therefore hauled back from the furthest ends of the kingdom to save the Speaker for socialism.

Answer: Labour MPs

Answer: MPs

Answer: Labour MPs


(CNN) In a stark reminder that the world's population of bees is plummeting, Cheerios pulled its mascot Buzz the Bee off the box of Honey Nut Cheerios. Bees play a critical role by pollinating 35% of the world's food supply. The fate of many species and billions of dollars of global crops rides on their tiny backs. But bee colonies are collapsing around the world as parasites, pesticides and habitat loss take a deadly toll. For the first time this year, a bee species in the US was declared endangered by the US Fish and Wildlife Service. "Buzz is missing because there's something serious going on with the world's bees. Bee populations everywhere have been declining at an alarming rate, and that includes honeybees like Buzz," Cheerios posted.
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Cheerios is sending 100 million packets of wildflowers to help restore bee habitats
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Bees are critical pollinators in the world's food supply chain

Question: @placeholder have been losing their flower-rich homes in recent decades.

Answer: Bees

Answer: Bee

Answer: Bees


(CNN) When three-year-old thoroughbred Patch takes to the starting gate at this year's Kentucky Derby Saturday, many people -- be it in the stands or watching on TV -- probably won't be aware that this is a very special horse. At the left-hand side of Patch's head is a dark hole -- about the size of a golf ball -- where his eye used to be. As a two-year-old, Patch developed an ulcer in his left eye that, despite the best possible medical care, didn't respond to treatment. Eventually, in June 2016, the colt had his eye removed after trainer Todd Pletcher decided nothing more could be done to save it.
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One-eyed Patch racing in Kentucky Derby
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Race has purse of $2.4 million

Question: @placeholder, who was coincidentally given his name before losing an eye, is ranked as an outside -- but not impossible -- 30-1 shot along with three other horses.

Answer: Patch

Answer: Patch

Answer: Patch

Answer: Patch

Question: Both Adventure De Kannan and @placeholder suffered from eye ulcers, meaning the gradual decline of sight in one eye made the post-operation transition more manageable.

Answer: Patch

Answer: Patch

Answer: Patch

Answer: Patch


It was 7pm on a June evening in 2010 when Francois Keller heard the rabble approaching his house, making the sort of noise that eight hours later would wake his neighbours. Two years had passed since the ‘trauma’ of Morgan Schneiderlin’s departure for Southampton but, unannounced, Keller’s golden boy was back in Strasbourg with a bag of meat and a group of former team-mates. ‘I heard this singing in the street and I was thinking, “What is this?” But then I thought, “I know these voices”,’ says Keller, once Schneiderlin’s coach at Strasbourg. He is one of the key figures in the background of a young prospect who learned English by watching Only Fools and Horses in Southampton and who returns to St Mary’s as a £25million man keen to prove he can be the long-term kingpin in Manchester United’s midfield.
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Morgan Schneiderlin spent seven seasons at Southampton before moving to Manchester United
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His £25m move sees him complete a remarkable rise from League One
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Before that, he was plying his trade with local club Strasbourg
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Francois Keller remembers the France international's time in Alsace fondly
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Manchester United news: CLICK HERE for all the latest from Old Trafford

Question: Keller remembers it all, from the protesting boy in a senior dressing room for the first time to the devastation that swept the town when Strasbourg went bust and he was sold to @placeholder in 2008, aged 18, to pay the bills.

Answer: Southampton

Answer: Southampton

Answer: Southampton


Hugh D. Auchincloss III, stepbrother and lifelong friend of Jacqueline Kennedy, has died. He was 87. Auchincloss, known by the nickname Yusha, died Saturday of B-cell lymphoma at his home at Hammersmith Farm in Rhode Island, according to his children. The property in Newport is where John F. Kennedy spent time during his presidency. Jackie Kennedy and Auchincloss were teenagers when her mother, Janet Lee Bouvier, married his father, Hugh D. Auchincloss Jr. The two were close before the marriage and remained close until Kennedy died in 1994, according to his daughter, Maya Auchincloss. He was a year older than his stepsister.
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Auchincloss, nicknamed Yusha, was just one year older than his first lady step-sister
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The two were teens when their parents, Janet Lee Bouvier and Hugh D Auchincloss Jr, married

Question: Maya Auchincloss recalled a family story about the first time @placeholder introduced Auchincloss to John F. Kennedy.

Answer: Jacqueline Kennedy


(CNN) -- The midterm elections are a week away. Control of the Senate will be decided by a handful of close contests that remain competitive in the final days. In an era of narrow majorities in the upper chamber, just one or two races can make all the difference in terms of who will be in control. Most experts are predicting that Republicans will gain the Senate, though there are a few outliers, like my colleague at Princeton University, Sam Wang, whose statistical models have been showing that Democrats can still be victorious. In the coming days, here are six campaigns to watch. In each of these states Republicans are holding their ground by connecting their opponent to President Obama while Democrats strike back by reminding voters of extremism in the GOP.
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The outcome of six races could determine whether the U.S. remains in Democrats' hands
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Julian Zelizer: Democrats citing GOP extremism; Republicans cite Obama's performance
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In four of the states, Democratic incumbents are seeking to win re-election
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Zelizer: Can White House reverse historical pattern of midterm losses?

Question: North Carolina: This is a @placeholder race that has been extremely expensive, with the national parties pouring money into advertising based on the view that this one can go either way, and it's close.

Answer: Senate

Answer: Senate

Question: From the start, this has been one that was always going to be tough for @placeholder to retain.

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democratic


Washington (CNN) FBI Director James Comey relied heavily on eight words Tuesday when recommending that no charges be brought against Hillary Clinton for her use of a private email server. "No reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case," Comey said. The comments triggered a fierce debate between former prosecutors, government officials and legal experts on the exact definition of "reasonable" as it pertains to Clinton's case. Why Comey stood alone: Inside the FBI's announcement "A reasonable prosecutor could bring a case because the facts clearly establish many violations of law" said Joseph E. diGenova, a former U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia appointed by Ronald Reagan. "Comey's statement that there was no intent is completely negated by the fact that Clinton used multiple private servers and devices which were unencrypted and thus she knew that classified information would be compromised."
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Would a "reasonable prosecutor" bring a case against Hillary Clinton? Legal veterans disagree
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Former US attorney appointed by Reagan: 'This was a political decision, not a legal one'

Question: But Mukasey argued that @placeholder's decision left some "puzzled and dismayed" in part because Comey stressed intent over gross negligence.

Answer: James Comey

Answer: Comey

Answer: Comey

Answer: Comey


An Iditarod sled dog who escaped from handlers in Anchorage has been found safe after being on the run for a month. Alaskan Husky, Sarabi, was returned to a friend of the musher Laura Allaway, on Monday night who will be reunited with the animal on April 28 when she returns from traveling. The three-year-old dog was spotted on April 15 near Glenn Highway and then again last Friday near Reverend Tim Carrick's United Protestant Presbyterian Church before being caught on Monday night, according to KTUU. Carrick and his family set up a cage trap in the woods between the church and his home, and used four bowls of dog kibbles, a pot of chicken stock, liverwurst and a motion activated camera to help capture Sarabi.
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Runaway Alaskan Husky, Sarabi, escaped on March 21 in Anchorage
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She was dropped by  musher Laura Allaway's team during Iditarod race
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Three-year-old dog was caught in cage trap on Monday night in Palmer, Alaska, and will be reunited with Allaway on April 28
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Dog was found 42 miles from where she ran away

Question: 'I'm kind of sad to see her go in a way, but really happy she's going to be back with @placeholder', Carrick continued.

Answer: Laura Allaway

Answer: Laura Allaway

Answer: Allaway


(CNN) Russian government officials discussed having potentially "derogatory" information about then-presidential candidate Donald Trump and some of his top aides in conversations intercepted by US intelligence during the 2016 election, according to two former intelligence officials and a congressional source. One source described the information as financial in nature and said the discussion centered on whether the Russians had leverage over Trump's inner circle. The source said the intercepted communications suggested to US intelligence that Russians believed "they had the ability to influence the administration through the derogatory information." OPINION: Trump, home all aloneBut the sources, privy to the descriptions of the communications written by US intelligence, cautioned the Russian claims to one another "could have been exaggerated or even made up" as part of a disinformation campaign that the Russians did during the election.
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The US intercepted discussions of Russian officials bragging about cultivating relationships with Trump campaign aides
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Sources caution the claims "could have been exaggerated or even made up"

Question: "The @placeholder could be overstating their belief to influence," said one of the sources.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russians

Answer: Russians

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russians

Answer: Russian


Richmond, California (CNN) The four teens kick back and talk openly with their mentor. They discuss job opportunities, the need for support and the possibility of a trip out of state. They're relaxing in the lobby of a city agency, one outfitted with a couch and wing chairs to make it feel homey. Anything to provide relief from the hard streets of Richmond, California, once known as one of the most violent cities in America. "What can I do better?" the mentor, Kevin Yarbrough, asks. "Help us get out of Richmond and stuff," one teen mumbles. "Get us far away."
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Richmond, California, has seen a dramatic drop in homicides since a fellowship began
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The fellowship invites hardened teens and young men to change their ways
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If they show good behavior, fellows can earn a stipend of up to $1,000 a month

Question: The conversation sounds like one any mentor might have with a group of inner-city teens in @placeholder.

Answer: America


Floyd Mayweather Jnr and Manny Pacquiao will come face-to-face next week for the only time before the week of their $300million mega-fight. Having finally agreed terms to clash in Las Vegas on May 2, the rivals will hold just one press conference, in downtown Los Angeles on March 11. Both men began their official training camps on Monday; Mayweather at his gym in Las Vegas and Pacquiao at Freddie Roach's Wild Card in Los Angeles. Manny Pacquiao trained in the Philippines before jetting to Los Angeles to continue his preparations Pacquiao watched his basketball team lose on Sunday before flying to Los Angeles to start his camp
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Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao to host just one press conference
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They will face the press in downtown Los Angeles next Wednesday
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That will be the last time they see each other until fight week in May
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Mayweather and Pacquiao both started their training camps on Monday

Question: Having exchanged numbers, they later met in @placeholder's hotel suite to thrash out the details but an official announcement was not made for several weeks.

Answer: Manny Pacquiao

Answer: Pacquiao

Answer: Manny Pacquiao

Answer: Pacquiao

Answer: Manny Pacquiao

Answer: Pacquiao


An Australian skier has told of the terrifying moment he was buried during an avalanche while skiing in the Swiss alps. James Mort, from Sydney, was with his Australian friends Andrew Sebesfi and Daniel O'Sullivan when the incident happened on January 30. The rescue of Mr Mort was captured on a GoPro camera as well as the moment the avalanche hit at Les Crosets on the Swiss-French border. Scroll down for video James Mort has told of the terrifying moment he was buried alive in an avalanche while skiing The Sydney man penned a blog post about his experience, saying he wanted to raise more awareness of the dangers of an avalanche
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James Mort was skiing with friends on the Swiss border on January 30
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The Sydney man was buried by an avalanche while trying to outrun it
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His friends rescued him by digging him out with shovel and their hands
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Mr Mort wrote about his experience on his Tumblr and posted a video

Question: On his Tumblr, the @placeholder wrote he had tried to outrun it by skiing over the top of a frozen creek, but was unsuccessful.

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australian


(CNN) -- Real Madrid made sure the lights didn't go out on its title challenge as it sparked into life with a 2-0 win over Rayo Vallecano. Karim Benzema's 13th minute strike lit the fuse for Real before Cristiano Ronaldo's second-half penalty sealed the win. Real's margin of victory could have and should have been greater, but Ronaldo somehow contrived to miss from six-yards with the goal at his mercy. Rayo had their chances, particularly in the first-half through Andrija Delibasic and Mikel Labaka, but they were unable to find a way past the Real defence. Rayo's misery was compounded in stoppage time when Jose Manuel Casado was sent off after picking up a second yellow card.
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Real Madrid claim 2-0 victory at Rayo Vallecano
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Karim Benzema and Cristiano Ronaldo both on target
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Jose Mourinho's side eight points adrift of leaders Barcelona
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Sevilla remain unbeaten after 2-0 win at Deportivo La Coruna

Question: With just one league victory to its name before kick off, @placeholder could not afford to slip any further behind arch-rivals Barcelona.

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real

Answer: Real

Answer: Real

Answer: Real Madrid


A mother's hell is finally at an end as she was taken to hospital today following her five-day ordeal in the Colombian jungle. Nelly Murillo, 18, and her son Yudier Moreno, not yet one, disappeared in a plane crash in the dense jungles of Colombia and were found alive in what authorities called a 'miracle'. They survived by drinking coconut water in the 'very wild area' in the remote area in the west of the country. Colonel Hector Carrascal, commander of the Colombian Air Force in Antioquia department said: 'It's a miracle. It is a very wild area and it was a catastrophic accident. His mother's spirit must have given him strength to survive.'
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Nelly Murillo and son Yudier Moreno found in jungle in northwest Colombia
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The 18-year-old was on board a Cessna 303 when it crashed on Saturday
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Miss Murillo suffered injuries and minor burns but the baby was unharmed
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A load of fish on board absorbed much of the impact in the plane's cabin
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She was taken to hospital today after surviving the five-day ordeal

Question: The plane offered air taxi services between remote areas in northwest @placeholder.

Answer: Colombian

Answer: Colombia

Answer: Colombian Air Force

Answer: Colombia

Answer: Cessna 303


With his muscular arms, rock-hard six-pack and provocative dance routines, Channing Tatum is sending audiences into a frenzy by reprising his role as Magic Mike in the hit movie franchise. However, it's not just buff 35-year-old Hollywood actors who know how to make a hot-blooded crowd go weak at the knees - enter The Dreamboys. Britain's most successful male strip group produce West End-style shows every weekend for hen parties, risque girls' nights out and those who just want to see a bunch of twenty-something hunks boogie about in skimpy underpants. Rowan Row and Luke Baker, both 26, are just two of the aesthetically-pleasing hunks who have no qualms about taking their clothes off to pay the rent.
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Established in 1986, The Dreamboys provide 'entertainment for women'
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Toned hunks Rowan Row and Luke Baker, both 26, are in the buff group
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Exercise every day and follow 'very clean diet' to hone stage-worthy pecks

Question: 'To be honest with you it’s really fun but it also takes a lot of balls to do it,' Romania-born, spiky-haired star @placeholder told FEMAIL.

Answer: Rowan Row

Question: The movie is set three years after Mike (@placeholder) bowed out of the stripper life, while at the top of his game.

Answer: Channing Tatum


Currently showing in cinemas, the new documentary Montage of Heck claims to offer the most intimate glimpse yet into the life of Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain. But one Los Angeles resident can offer fans an even more intense taste of the singer's life, by letting them sleep in his house. Cobain lived in this two bedroom apartment on Spaulding Avenue in L.A.'s Fairfax district during the height of Nirvana-mania. Scroll down for video The two-bedroom apartment is inside a 1920's building on Spaulding Avenue L.A.'s Fairfax district. A picture taken of Kurt Cobain in the early 90s, sitting on the end of the double bed he shared with Courtney Love. And with a parrot resting on his head, of course. The graffiti, however, has long since disappeared
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Cobain lived with Courtney Love in the two bedroom apartment on Spaulding Avenue in L.A.'s Fairfax district
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The Nirvana frontman lived here in 1991 and 1992
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Currently owned by Brandon Kleinman
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Heart-Shaped Box was supposedly written in its bathtub

Question: Current guests will have to pay a little more to enjoy the central LA location, with Mr @placeholder offering the apartment for £3016 a month, or £108 a night

Answer: Brandon Kleinman


(CNN) On February 9, National Intelligence Director James Clapper testified that 6,900 Westerners have traveled to Iraq and Syria to fight for foreign terrorist organizations -- an increase since the last time the United States released an official foreign fighter count. Though the number sounds alarming, it reveals less than it may seem. The official foreign fighter count cited by Clapper can only get larger and so risks stoking public fear unnecessarily. The total number of foreign fighters who have ever gone to Syria doesn't matter nearly as much as stemming the flow and reducing the current number of fighters. Recent advances and policies may have begun doing just that.
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Using "foreign fighter" number totals out of context can be misleading, says David Sterman
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Media outlets continue to use such numbers to stoke fears about ISIS and other terrorist organizations, Sterman says
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Sterman: The reality is much more nuanced, and in fact the West appears to be making big gains against ISIS

Question: Whatever the cumulative number, the monthly rate of fighters flowing into @placeholder may soon drop below the death rate, which means ISIS and organizations like it would suffer a decline in manpower available to staff their quasistate, wage war in Syria and Iraq and conduct terrorist operations abroad.

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria

Question: Whatever the cumulative number, the monthly rate of fighters flowing into Syria may soon drop below the death rate, which means @placeholder and organizations like it would suffer a decline in manpower available to staff their quasistate, wage war in Syria and Iraq and conduct terrorist operations abroad.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


Los Angeles (CNN) -- A two-year legal battle over who was responsible for Michael Jackson's sudden death came to a dramatic close Monday as a California jury found Dr. Conrad Murray guilty of involuntary manslaughter. Dr. Murray appeared to show no emotion as the verdict was read by court clerk Sammi Benson, but La Toya Jackson, the late pop icon's sister, let out a loud, but short, scream. A loud celebration erupted among Jackson fans outside of the downtown Los Angeles County courthouse, where emotions ran so high at least one woman fainted. Murray was immediately handcuffed and taken away by deputies after Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Michael Pastor denied bail.
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NEW: Murray's lawyer say the verdict may have been different if other evidence was allowed
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Jury finds Murray guilty of involuntary manslaughter
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He faces four years in prison on the conviction
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Murray's attorneys said case was not a criminal matter

Question: Murray served as Jackson's personal physician as Jackson prepared for his comeback concerts, with @placeholder giving him the surgical anesthetic propofol to help him sleep nearly every night for the last two months of his life, according to testimony.

Answer: Conrad Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray


According to some accounts, the wealth of the ancient Roman empire was reflected in the very fabric of the city - with buildings of sparkling white marble at its centre. Even the founder of the Roman empire, Emperor Augustus claimed that he had 'found Rome a city of bricks and left it a city of marble'. But new research by historians at the University of California Los Angeles has now cast doubt on this boast. Scroll down to explore ancient Rome in 3D This reconstruction by historians at the University of California shows how Rome would have looked under the rule of Augustus and reveals that many of the buildings were made from brick (shown in grey) while only a few temples were constructed from marble (pink)
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Emperor Augustus boasted about how his rule left Rome 'a city of marble' while historical accounts said it glittered
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Historians at the University of California Los Angeles have reconstructed ancient Rome using architectural software
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They found that most of the buildings were built mainly from brick and only a few temples were made from marble
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Those that were made from marble would have been difficult to see from many parts of the city, say the researchers

Question: 'I wanted to see if @placeholder literally transformed under his rule.

Answer: Rome

Answer: Rome

Answer: Rome

Answer: Rome

Answer: Rome


Washington (CNN) Texas Sen. Ted Cruz's wife Heidi on Tuesday reportedly tried to energize supporters by comparing her husband's failure to clinch the Republican presidential nomination this year to how long it took for abolitionists to end slavery. The comments came in a conference call with the Cruz campaign's National Prayer Team, as transcribed by Texas Tribune reporter Patrick Svitek. "Be full of faith and so full of joy that this team was chosen to fight a long battle," Heidi Cruz said. "Think that slavery -- it took 25 years to defeat slavery. That is a lot longer than four years. ... We're going to keep moving forward."
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Heidi Cruz compared her husband's failure to win the GOP nomination to the fight to end slavery
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The comments came in a conference call with the Cruz campaign's National Prayer Team

Question: RELATED: @placeholder not ruling out re-entry into race if path opens

Answer: Ted Cruz

Answer: Cruz

Answer: Heidi Cruz

Answer: Heidi Cruz

Answer: Cruz


Beijing, China (CNN) -- Can Lee Kai Fu make innovation work in China? Lee is the former president of Google in China who left the Internet search giant last Fall just months before the company's high profile scuffle with the Chinese government over censorship rules and alleged hacker attacks. That furor raised Lee's international profile, but the 48-year-old is now fully focused on the future, hoping to inject a new spirit of innovation into Chinese business with his investment and incubation company Innovation Works. "People expect Innovation Works to be magical," said Lee during an interview with CNN in June at his company's offices, located just across the street from Google's China headquarters.
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Former boss of Google in China has new business called Innovation Works
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Aims to support technology start-ups in China and foster innovative culture
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Opinion is divided over Lee's ability to bring success to young companies
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Lee formerly worked for Apple and Microsoft; viewed positively among young in China

Question: While Google's share of the Chinese search market increased from nearly nothing to around 30 percent under Lee's watch, some questioned his leadership skills and whether his exit was influenced by an early knowledge that Google would announce in January potential plans to close its @placeholder operations.

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Question: "If there's blame, @placeholder's choice to enter the Chinese market might have just been a mistake from the very beginning."

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Question: "I can never please any audiences with what I have to say [about @placeholder]," Lee told CNN.

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Answer: Google


More than two weeks after the mysterious disappearance of a Connecticut couple, police have shifted their focus to their adult son and executed a search warrant at his Bridgeport home late Wednesday evening. Jeanette Navin, 55, and Jeffrey Navin, 56, were reported missing August 7 by family members who told Easton police that they have not been seen since August 4. It has now been 16 days since the Navins vanished without a trace, and investigators still have no indication where they might be. Members of the Connecticut State Police Major Crime Squad , which took over the investigation from the Easton Police Department this week, arrived Wednesday evening at the Aidine Avenue residence of 27-year-old Kyle Navin, the missing couple's son.
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Jeanette Navin, 55, and Jeffrey Navin, 56, were reported missing August 7 by family who told police they have not been seen since August 4
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State Police Major Crime Squad descended on Bridgeport home of Navins' 27-year-old son, Kyle, Wednesday night
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Kyle Navin is listed as general manager of Jeffrey Navin's garbage-hauling business
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Sources say the younger Mr Navin has been named a person of interest
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The Navins' pickup truck was found vandalized in a commuter lot August 9
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Jeffrey Navin is president of a Westport-based trash-hauling company; wife Jeanette has been school library aide for 18 years
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HSBC Bank foreclosed on Navins' million-dollar home in Guilford for failure to make mortgage payments totaling $2.23million

Question: @placeholder was also the subject of a second foreclosure action involving a different property, which was sold in 2012 to resolve the case.

Answer: Jeanette Navin

Answer: Jeffrey Navin

Answer: Navins

Answer: Kyle Navin

Answer: Jeanette Navin

Answer: Jeffrey Navin

Answer: Navins

Answer: Kyle Navin

Answer: Jeffrey Navin

Answer: Navin

Answer: Navins

Answer: Jeffrey Navin

Answer: Navins


(CNN)He ventured to Syria to tell the stories of lives torn apart by war. But in doing so, Japanese journalist Kenji Goto suffered his own gruesome fate -- apparently becoming the latest foreigner to be decapitated by ISIS. A newly distributed video from ISIS appears to show the beheaded body of Goto. It came one week after a video surfaced showing him holding a photo of what appeared to be the corpse of his fellow Japanese captive, Haruna Yukawa. Just like ISIS' previous beheading videos, the 67-second footage released Saturday was issued by the terror group's media wing, Al Furqan Media. The video cannot be authenticated by CNN.
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Japanese hostage Kenji Goto appears to be the latest foreigner decapitated by ISIS
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"It was his passion...to inform the rest of us of the tragedies of war," Goto's wife says
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Jordan says it is still trying to free a pilot held captive by ISIS

Question: "So I would like to get the story of what @placeholder wants to do."

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


(CNN) -- The only scene I really loved in "Star Trek: The Voyage Home" was when Scotty tried speaking verbal commands to a Macintosh Plus. Keyboards always seem to get in the way of doing what I want to do -- and nowhere is this as apparent, or frustrating, as on smartphones and tablets. With the recent launch of the iPhone 4S, Apple's not-really-new voice recognition system Siri has been getting a lot of attention. Yet it took the India-based software company Dexetra just eight hours to create the initial version of Iris -- a blatant Android knockoff of Siri.
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Android has had pretty well integrated speech-to-text functionality
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It took software company Dexetra just eight hours to create the initial version of Iris
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A blatant Android knockoff of Siri -- "Iris" is the reverse of "Siri"

Question: I put @placeholder on my Android phone this weekend, and it's amusing.

Answer: Dexetra

Answer: Iris

Answer: Dexetra

Answer: Iris

Answer: Iris

Question: So Iris is about as entertaining as @placeholder seems to be.

Answer: Siri

Answer: Siri

Answer: Siri

Answer: Siri

Question: On the iPhone, @placeholder does integrate with some of Apple's own productivity tools (such as the calendar).

Answer: Siri

Answer: Siri

Answer: Siri

Answer: Siri

Question: On the iPhone, Siri does integrate with some of @placeholder's own productivity tools (such as the calendar).

Answer: Apple


(CNN) -- Italian football champions Juventus plan to appeal against the 10-month ban that coach Antonio Conte has received after failing to report match-fixing when he managed Serie B side Siena. Conte and his Juve assistant Angelo Alessio, who was also at Siena, were suspended by the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) following a police investigation over allegations of "sporting fraud and fraudulent association" in relation to a league fixture against Novara in April 2011. While earlier charges of direct involvement in match-fixing have been dropped, the FIGC maintain Conte was aware of the corruption taking place during his tenure at Siena.
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Juventus coach Antonio Conte banned from football for 10 months.
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Conte's assistant Angelo Alessio also banned by Italian Federation
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Serie A champions Juventus to launch an appeal
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Six other Italian players acquitted of charges made against them

Question: "The club underlines its full support for Antonio Conte and Angelo Alessio, in the hope that their innocence will emerge during the appeals process," said a @placeholder statement.

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juve

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus


England's withdrawal from the historic Victory Shield for Under 16s has further worsened relations between the FA and the other home nations. Officials in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland were unhappy to find out about the FA ditching a tournament that started in 1925 via a letter from chairman Greg Dyke, with no warning or consultation. This is seen as another example of FA ‘arrogance’ following the English telling FIFA that they want to send Great Britain football teams to the Rio Olympics without informing the other countries, who put the kybosh on the initiative. England's Riess Nelson (right) puts pressure on Scotland's Jack Adamson during the 2014 Victory Shield
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FA has withdrawn England from the historic Victory Shield for Under 16s
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The other home nations are unhappy England won't be in 90-year-old event
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Arsenal fan AP McCoy will be honoured at the Emirates on his next visit
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ECB are running out of time to clinch a T20 Blast terrestrial highlights deal

Question: And England’s desire to have more varied opposition for their Under 16 players is not going down well in Wales, the current holders of the @placeholder.

Answer: Victory Shield for Under 16s

Answer: Victory Shield

Answer: Victory Shield


It seems that scoring stunning volleys in Tyne-Wear derbies is not the limit of Sunderland striker Jermain Defoe's limits as he shows off his impressive keepy up skills with a tennis ball. Fresh from his heroics on Sunday when he struck a brilliant volley to earn his side victory against Newcastle at the Stadium of Light, Defoe was the first player to take part in Sunderland's keepy up challenge. The former Tottenham forward set an impressive score of 76 for his team-mates to beat before taking the second part of the challenge - keepy ups with a Creme Egg. Tyne-Wear derby hero Jermain Defoe takes on the Sunderland keepy up challenge
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Jermain Defoe was the first Sunderland player to take part in the challenge
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Former Tottenham and West Ham striker scored an impressive 76
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Defoe then performed keepy ups with a Creme Egg and scored nine

Question: Defoe was overcome with emotion in the wake of his brilliant blast, and admits the joy it brought to a sold-out @placeholder was too much to take in.

Answer: Stadium of Light


An announcement on the TV rights for the Six Nations is due on Thursday with the BBC having teamed up with ITV in a bid to keep the tournament on terrestrial television. The RBS 6 Nations is on the BBC until 2017 but cuts to the broadcaster's budget has led to speculation it would be outbid by Sky. Labour's shadow sports minister Clive Efford has claimed that it would be a 'huge mistake' for the tournament to be limited to pay TV and would mean the absence of all top-level rugby union from terrestrial television. An announcement is expected on Thursday afternoon and sources with knowledge of the negotiations have confirmed the BBC and ITV have been working on a combined bid.
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The BBC has made a joint bid with ITV for the Six Nations TV rights
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Cuts to the BBC's budget led to speculation they could be outbid by Sky
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An announcement on a decision for the TV rights is due on Thursday

Question: He said: 'The threat of these huge cuts is that things we have seen on @placeholder may come to an end as they don't have the commercial possibility to increase revenue.

Answer: BBC

Answer: BBC

Answer: BBC

Answer: BBC

Answer: BBC


Washington (CNN) It wasn't Donald Trump's day. June 9, 2016 -- the day that Donald Trump Jr., Jared Kushner and then-campaign chairman Paul Manafort met with a Russian lawyer to get opposition research on Hillary Clinton -- was a 24-hour period that the businessman-turned-presidential candidate likely hated: The spotlight wasn't on him. But more than a year after that unseasonably cool Thursday in New York, what happened on June 9 has intensified the spotlight on Trump -- now president -- and his family. News of the meeting between Natalia Veselnitskaya, billed in an email as a "Russian government attorney" and three of Trump's top campaign aides has rocked the Trump White House and led Clinton's vice presidential candidate, Sen. Tim Kaine, to speculate whether Trump Jr.'s behavior amounts to treason.
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June marked the unofficial start of the general election
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The meeting was scheduled for 4:00 p.m. in Donald Trump Jr.'s office

Question: Obama's backing of Clinton was always assumed, but @placeholder quickly responded.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump Jr.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump White House

Answer: Trump Jr.

Answer: Donald Trump Jr.


A frustrated Arsenal fan who jumped over a barrier and ran towards the manager during an away match at Southampton has been banned from going to games for three years. Luke Bryant, 25, was sat with Southampton fans when he ran onto the sidelines of the football pitch during a game at St Mary's stadium, where Arsenal were losing 2-0. Bryant admitted 'going onto an area adjacent to a playing area' of the Football Act 1991, where he shrugged his shoulders at Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger. The fan, who Arsene Wenger thought was from the Southampton end, runs to the dugout and gestures
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Arsenal fan Luke Bryant confronted Arsene Wenger during 2-0 defeat
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Bryant admitted charge of 'going onto an area adjacent to a playing area'
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The lifelong Arsenal fan is not allowed to attend games for three years
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He was also ordered to pay £200 court costs and fined £500

Question: Wenger gestures towards the fourth official on the touchline during a frustrating afternoon for @placeholder

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Question: 'I understand from Mr @placeholder the purpose of that activity was to reflect his opinion of the club also that he says the club is divided and his unhappiness at the club's structure and performance and so on.'

Answer: Luke Bryant

Answer: Bryant

Answer: Luke Bryant

Answer: Bryant


(CNN) The sooner babies get their own rooms, the longer they'll sleep on average, according to a new study that breaks with the recommendations of the American Academy of Pediatrics. Analyzing surveys from 230 first-time mothers at Penn State, Dr. Ian Paul, a pediatrician, found that babies slept for longer stretches if they didn't sleep in the same bedroom as their parents. At 4 months, babies who slept alone had the longest stretches of uninterrupted sleep -- by about 45 minutes, on average -- though they slept about the same amount of time as babies who slept in their parents' rooms.
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Babies who slept in their parents' rooms slept for shorter periods, a new study finds
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A leading pediatrics group recommends room-sharing with infants until 1 year

Question: The @placeholder sample was also "not terribly diverse in terms of socioeconomic or racial diversity," which could cast doubts upon how much this research speaks for the general population, Moon said.

Answer: Penn State


(CNN) The party of Reagan is fast lurching into a mini-Cold War with itself -- this time over working with Russia rather than against it. President-elect Donald Trump's affinity for Russian President Vladimir Putin and his denials that the Kremlin hacked the 2016 election are unleashing a feud in the GOP, which sees its hawkish history on Moscow and triumph over the Soviet Union as one of its defining achievements. The good, bad and ugly of warmer US-Russia relations The turmoil is threatening to detract from one of the most crucial moments of Trump's early presidency -- the confirmation process for his nominee for Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who has a personal friendship with Putin and opposed US sanctions on Russia imposed after the Kremlin's annexation of Crimea.
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Trump's stand means that an incoming president is at odds with his own intelligence agencies
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Trump's affinity for Putin and his denials of Russia interference are unleashing a feud in the GOP

Question: Still, it is far from clear exactly how @placeholder's Russia policy will unfold.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


When Asmir Begovic eventually landed his dream move from Stoke City to Chelsea in the summer, he couldn’t have envisaged returning to the Britannia Stadium with his new club below his old one in the table and seemingly in turmoil. As he views the familiar surroundings around him ahead of Tuesday night’s Capital One Cup tie, Begovic wouldn’t be human if he didn’t wonder why everything has gone so badly for him since leaving the Potteries. Begovic, 28, is regarded as one of the game’s good guys and somebody who plotted his career properly rather than chasing the quick buck.
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Asmir Begovic joined Chelsea from Stoke City for £8.5m in the summer
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Begovic has been thrust into Chelsea team with Thibaut Courtois injured
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Chelsea have lost five of the 12 games that the goalkeeper has played in
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Stoke - above Chelsea in the league - welcome the Blues on Tuesday night

Question: This is no better than how he did last season for a supposedly inferior team, @placeholder.

Answer: Stoke City

Answer: Stoke City

Answer: Stoke


(CNN) Nothing says Donald Trump has the judgment and temperament to be President of the United States like tweeting at 7:14 on Sunday morning that he thinks "Saturday Night Live" should be canceled. But there was Trump, just 24 days before the election, composing yet another unhinged tweet as most Americans were still sleeping: "Watched 'Saturday Night Live' hit job on me. Time to retire the boring and unfunny show. Alec Baldwin portrayal stinks. Media rigging election!" Apparently Trump was upset with the way SNL depicted him in a sketch based on the second presidential debate. While the sketch mocked Hillary Clinton on numerous occasions for being too calculated and insincere, apparently that was not good enough for Trump.
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On Sunday morning, Donald Trump tweeted that "Saturday Night Live" should be canceled for doing a "hit job" on him
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Dean Obeidallah: Trump's Twitter rant should concern any American who values free speech -- and comedy

Question: Perhaps @placeholder was angered that one of the best moments of the sketch was when SNL highlighted Trump's hypocrisy concerning the recent sexual assault claims.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Perhaps Trump was angered that one of the best moments of the sketch was when SNL highlighted @placeholder's hypocrisy concerning the recent sexual assault claims.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: I pray "SNL" will not let @placeholder's tweet deter it in its comedic mission.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


He may have just opened up his most commanding lead ever in the Republican polls, but it seems Saturday Night Live is still finding ways to poke fun at Donald Trump. The show's cold-open skit tonight featured Taram Killam and Cecily Strong reprising their Trump and Melania impressions from the show's opening slot. This time 'Trump' was back with a festive message for his fans - putting people on a naughty and nice list, boasting 'my concept by the way.' He also had a holiday-themed welcome for viewers. 'Merry Christmas,' he said. 'To the Jews, happy Hanukkah, and to the Muslims, send me your names.'
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Taram Killam revived Donald Trump impression for SNL's cold-open skit
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Sat in front of gilded mansion doors to deliver Christmas message with Cecily Strong playing wife Melania alongside him
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Divided people into naughty and nice lists, adding 'my concept, by the way'
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Zuckerberg's charitable giving saw him on the naughty list alongside Santa - 'a foreigner who works one day a year and gives handouts'
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But Hillary made the nice list because she called Trump to say: 'I hope you are the Republican nominee, please, please let this happen'

Question: However, @placeholder has managed to land himself on Trump's naughty list by giving away almost all his Facebook fortune to charity.

Answer: Zuckerberg


Nike co-founder Phil Knight, who turned a business selling shoes out of the back of his car into the world's most valuable sports brand, has announced plans to step down as company chairman. Business visionary Knight, 77, was a middle distance runner in college who began the company in a handshake deal with Oregon coach Bill Bowerman in 1964, with each putting up $500. With shrewd marketing campaigns that began in 1984 with the iconic Air Jordan sneaker worn by future NBA legend Michael Jordan, he made the swoosh one of the most recognizable logos around the globe. That phenomenal growth also landed Knight on Forbes magazine's list of 50 richest people in the world, with a net worth estimated at $24 billion.
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Billionaire Chairman of Nike to step down after five decade career
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Co-founded the world's largest sports shoe company in 1968
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Famed for his blending of business and marketing acumen
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Singed the young Michael Jordan in 1984 after Adidas passed on him
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Basketball player's line of Air Jordan sneakers helped propel Nike to new heights
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Nike signed Jordan to a contract worth $2.5 million paving the way for clothing juggernaut
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Departure clears the way for Nike president and CEO Mark Parker to succeed him

Question: The original @placeholder sold for $65, a far cry from their current price of well over $100.

Answer: Air Jordan

Answer: Air Jordan

Answer: Jordan

Question: Some shoes that @placeholder didn't originally intend to sell also brought the company notoriety in the '80s.

Answer: Nike co

Answer: Nike

Answer: Nike

Answer: Nike

Answer: Nike


When Army Sgt. Patrick Hart decided a decade ago that he would not serve in the war in Iraq, he expected to follow the same path as thousands of American war resisters during the Vietnam era and take refuge across the border. But after five years of wrangling with the Canadian immigration system, he came back to the U.S. - and ended up in a military prison. The country that once welcomed war resisters has developed a much different reputation during the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan: Supporters say no U.S. soldier who has sought legal residence in Canada, either as a refugee or on humanitarian grounds, has been successful.
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Supporters say no U.S. soldier who has sought legal residence in Canada, either as a refugee or on humanitarian grounds, has been successful
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There are an estimated two dozen U.S. military members still waiting out their fate in Canada
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The resisters' movement is seen as nearing a crossroads

Question: Government guidance issued to immigration officers in 2010 requires them to consult supervisors on U.S. military cases and spells out that desertion is a crime that may render those who've left the military as criminally inadmissible to @placeholder.

Answer: Canadian

Answer: Canada

Answer: Canada

Answer: Canada


Wolves striker Benik Afobe grabbed two goals to help seal a 3-0 Sky Bet Championship win over Huddersfield at Molineux. Afobe ended his four-game goal drought with a second-half double after Kevin McDonald, who had rescued a point with an injury time strike at Preston last weekend, gave Wolves a 23rd minute lead. The win saw Wolves extend their unbeaten run in the league to four games. They have also put together back-to-back wins since owner Steve Morgan announced on Monday that he was selling the club. While Wolves unbeaten run remains intact, Huddersfield's came to a frustrating end after three games.
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Kevin McDonald's carefully placed 25-yard strike put Wolves ahead
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Benik Afobe doubled the home side's lead linking up with Adam Le Fondre
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Afobe put the game to bed in the 88th minute with well-taken solo effort
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Wolves move up to sixth in the Championship after fourth league win
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Huddersfield stay in 16th ahead of the remaining matches on Saturday

Question: The goal energised @placeholder and they were a different proposition after taking the lead.

Answer: Wolves

Answer: Wolves

Answer: Wolves

Answer: Wolves

Answer: Wolves

Answer: Wolves


British tourists have told of their  shock after a hotel employee at a popular destination in Egypt pointed a fake gun at holidaymakers' heads the day after the Tunisia terror attacks. Pictures show the man, a member of staff at a hotel in Sharm el-Sheikh,  dressed up in a tuxedo and running down the beach with an imitation revolver. The worker, believed to be part of the hotel's entertainment team, can then be seen leaning over a man on a sun lounger and pretending to hold him at gunpoint. Paul Dodkin, 53, from Epsom, Surrey, said he was 'disgusted' when he first spotted the man performing the routine last Saturday.
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Employee at hotel in Sharm El Sheik pointed fake gun at tourists
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Man dressed in tuxedo aimed imitation weapon at people's heads
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Was first seen doing 'James Bond skit' day after Tunisia massacre
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British tourists complained, but it was repeated same six days later

Question: It was just  one day after 38 people, a majority of them British, were massacred as they lay on a beach in Sousse, @placeholder.

Answer: Tunisia

Answer: Tunisia

Question: Meanwhile, security has been tightened at @placeholder's holiday resorts with extra armed guards protecting Sharm El Sheikh and Hurghada in the wake of the massacre in Tunisia.

Answer: Egypt


(CNN) Two cousins charged with the killings this summer of four Pennsylvania men pleaded not guilty Thursday to multiple counts of homicide and other charges, according to Assistant District Attorney Gregg Shore, who is prosecuting the cases. Cosmo Dinardo and Sean Kratz, both 20 at the time of the killings, were charged in July with multiple counts of homicide, among other charges, after the bodies of four young men who had gone missing were found mutilated and buried on the Dinardo family's land. The crimes shocked Bucks County, a pastoral community about 40 miles north of Philadelphia. Thursday's hearing came a day after prosecutors filed notices that said the state would reserve the right to pursue the death penalty against the defendants.
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Prosecutors say they "reserve the right" to pursue the death penalty
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The murders brought national attention this summer to a rural Pennsylvania enclave

Question: All the victims had been lured to the Dinardo property within days of each other, believing they were on their way to buy marijuana from @placeholder, Weintraub said in July.

Answer: Cosmo Dinardo

Answer: Dinardo


Courtroom experts call it a one-of-kind murder mystery that some people believe has yet to be completely solved. The remarkable story of Timothy Hennis and the stabbing deaths of a mother and two small girls is full of shocking legal twists and turns. During the course of 21 years, Hennis underwent three trials for the same crimes in three courtrooms. The case puts constitutional questions about double jeopardy squarely under the spotlight. It all began in Fayetteville, North Carolina, in 1985. Hennis, who was then a 27-year-old Army soldier based at nearby Fort Bragg, visited the home of Kathryn Eastburn and her husband, Gary, a captain in the Air Force. The Eastburns were planning to move outside the country and had placed an ad in the newspaper to sell their dog. Hennis stopped by the house in response to the ad.
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Soldier Tim Hennis convicted in 1986 and 2010 of murdering a mother and her two girls
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Author: Hennis only American "tried for his life three times after guilty and not guilty verdicts"
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The weird triple murder case calls into question the rules regarding double jeopardy
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Hennis now sits on death row in a military prison in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

Question: I'll be safely out of @placeholder when you read this.

Answer: North Carolina


The chance to test their mettle against the best is what attracts players and managers to the Champions League. But for one young coach who has already reached the promised land, it was the second tier of English football that provided his steepest learning curve. 'The Championship is really, really difficult!' Basle manager Paulo Sousa tells Sportsmail. 'Coaches who don't have that experience cannot realise how difficult it is. 'The standard of the players is more or less the same. It makes it very competitive right through the season. You can see in the way teams' positions change throughout the season, from the bottom and the top of the league. And the dreamland – the Premier League – is so, so close!
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Basle manager Paulo Sousa opens up to Sportsmail in a tell-all interview
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He reveals the Championship was extremely competitive
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Sousa had spells in charge of QPR, Swansea and Leicester
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The 44-year-old is now at Basle and coaching in the Champions League
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He won the trophy twice as a player with Juventus and Dortmund
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Basle are in the round of 16 of this year's campaign against Porto

Question: Sousa's first job in club management was with @placeholder between 2008 and 2009

Answer: QPR


The English fleet came to anchor off the French port of Harfleur in the afternoon of August 14, 1416. With 250 to 300 ships, carrying around 6,500 fighting men, the force was commanded by no less a figure than King Henry V’s brother — John, Duke of Bedford. Bedford’s mission was vital. Since the spring of that year, the French, assisted by the Genoese and the Spanish, had been blockading an English garrison in Harfleur, and mounting regular cross-Channel raids from Normandy on the English coast. The king wanted his brother to put a stop to it — swiftly and mercilessly. Like Henry, who had won the decisive battle of Agincourt the year before, Bedford was not a man to shy away from the thick of the fighting. His flagship, the mighty Holy Ghost, would be at the heart of the battle.
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Ship was a floating symbol of power and prestige - the pride of the fleet
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Warship was 120ft long, weighed 700 tons and was built from 3,700 trees
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She helped save hundreds of men and dozens of battles against French

Question: As dawn rose the following morning, @placeholder may have felt confident, but as an experienced sailor, he knew that anything could happen at sea.

Answer: Bedford

Answer: Bedford

Answer: Bedford


(CNN) -- At the funeral of Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez, his good friend, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, was photographed embracing Chávez's bereaved mother, in a show of compassion and support. Back home in Tehran, Ahmadinejad was immediately bashed by newspapers and by conservative politicians who cited a religious prohibition against touching a woman who is not your wife or a relative. While theology is a factor, there may have been a deeper message to this backlash from Tehran: that it's no longer cool to be supporting Chávez, his family and political allies, and that this alliance, like others cultivated by Chávez, may be in jeopardy.
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Eduardo J. Gómez: Ahmadinejad criticized back home for hugging Chávez's mother
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He says support in Iran may be waning for alliance with Venezuela
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Chavez bankrolled anti-U.S. alliance, but new leaders may not want to, he says
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Gómez: Nations in Latin America may see benefits of improved relations with U.S.

Question: Chávez's passing should motivate the United States to seek a new partnership with @placeholder.

Answer: Venezuelan

Answer: Venezuela

Question: Going forward, the United States should explore ways of strengthening its ties with @placeholder and other Latin American nations.

Answer: Venezuelan

Answer: Venezuela