Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers has revealed how rejection as a young player has inspired him to give the likes of Raheem Sterling and Jordon Ibe their break in the first team. Rodgers failed to make it as a professional footballer despite leaving Northern Ireland for England at the age of 16 and training with the Reading youth team. The Reds manager believes the memory of missing out on a first team spot despite being promised one has helped him to handle Liverpool's young players. Brendan Rodgers takes positives from his experience of not making it as a professional footballer 20-year-old star Raheem Sterling (left) has flourished under the guidance of Rodgers
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Brendan Rodgers failed to make it as a professional footballer
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Rodgers left Northern Ireland at the age of 16 to prove himself at Reading
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The Liverpool boss was forced to quit playing by the age of 20
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42-year-old believes past experiences have inspired him to look after Liverpool's young stars

Question: @placeholder (middle row, second up) was on the books at Reading where he was captain of the youth team

Answer: Brendan Rodgers

Answer: Rodgers

Answer: Brendan Rodgers

Answer: Rodgers

Answer: Brendan Rodgers

Answer: Rodgers


(CNN) Donald Trump and Mitch McConnell aren't exactly kissing and making up. The unflattering details of a rapidly deteriorating relationship between the President and the Senate majority leader spilled out into the open this month -- an angry phone call that devolved into a screaming match; a refusal to speak to one another since that heated conversation; and a steady exchange of hardly subtle snubs. But the constant drip of reporting about the stunningly strained ties between Trump and McConnell appear to have done little so far to compel the two powerful Republicans to swallow their pride and hug it out -- in fact, the tension appears to be mounting.
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The White House press secretary said Trump's Congress relations are 'fine'
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Trump and McConnell are currently not speaking following a heated phone call
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Both the Legislative and Executive Branch have ambitious goals for this fall

Question: Earlier in the morning, the President had also criticized @placeholder's handling of raising the debt ceiling.

Answer: Mitch McConnell

Answer: McConnell

Answer: McConnell


Washington (CNN) -- Mitt Romney spent the presidential primary campaign trying to convince conservatives of his right-wing credibility on immigration issues. He labeled rivals Newt Gingrich and Texas Gov. Rick Perry as soft on illegal immigrants for suggesting some leniency for specific categories, such as students or long-time community members. He rejected the DREAM Act that would provide a pathway to citizenship for some young illegal immigrants. He called part of Arizona's controversial immigration law a model for the rest of the country. Now Romney's stance of a few months back is under scrutiny as the certain Republican presidential nominee seeks support from the mainstream electorate, including the increasingly significant Hispanic population.
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Mitt Romney and his surrogates offer few specifics on immigration policies
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President Obama and the Supreme Court focus attention on immigration issues
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Romney's conservative stance in the primaries is problematic now, observers say
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Tell us your plan, a Latino GOP strategist urges the candidate

Question: President Barack Obama's recent move to halt deportations of some @placeholder-eligible immigrants and Monday's Supreme Court ruling against key provisions of the Arizona law brought fresh attention to immigration issues, causing obvious discomfort in the Romney camp.

Answer: DREAM Act


Mirko ‘Cro Crop’ Filipovic is desperate to scratch his eight-year itch when he takes on Gabriel Gonzaga in Poland on Saturday. Cro Crop lost to the Brazilian in 2007 when a first-round head kick brought a swift end to the bout at UFC 70. But he is confident he can avenge the defeat on home territory. Mirko Filipovic (right) faces Gabriel Gonzaga in Poland on Saturday, eight years after losing to the Brazilian In 2007, Filipovic (right) was beaten by a first-round head kick and wants to avenge that defeat Filipovic admitted revenge is a motivating factor ahead of the encounter against Gonzaga
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Mirko Filipovic aims to avenge 2007 first-round defeat to Gabriel Gonzaga
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Filipovic was beaten by a head-kick from the Brazilian eight years ago
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He admitted revenge is a motivating factor ahead of Saturday's bout

Question: Gonzaga believes that his skillset has got even better since the last time he took on @placeholder

Answer: Mirko ‘Cro Crop’ Filipovic

Answer: Mirko Filipovic

Answer: Filipovic

Answer: Filipovic

Answer: Mirko Filipovic

Answer: Filipovic

Question: ‘That’s the thing about the heavyweight division in the @placeholder, you know, one punch can change everything.

Answer: UFC 70


Jose Aldo has insisted he is ready to face Conor McGregor - and is prepared to travel to Ireland. The UFC featherweight champion was forced to pull out of his fight with the Dubliner at less than three weeks notice after suffering a rib injury. In his absence, McGregor won the interim version of the title by stopping Chad Mendes in the second round at UFC 189 in Las Vegas. But Aldo did not see anything at the MGM Grand that swayed him from believing he can beat the Irishman in a fight expected to take place later this year.
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Jose Aldo insists he's ready to face rival Conor McGregor after his injury
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The Brazilian also stated he's happy to travel to Ireland for the fight
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Aldo criticised UFC president Dana White after his recent comments

Question: The @placeholder are a private company, and we’re all under contract.

Answer: UFC

Answer: UFC

Answer: UFC


(CNN) Apparently, it takes a superhero to advocate for the rights of women. At least that's the message some people received when earlier Friday the United Nations appointed Wonder Woman as Honorary Ambassador for the Empowerment of Women and Girls. The decision comes as part of a campaign to raise awareness on Sustainable Development Goal 5, achieving gender equality and empowerment for all women and girls. Goal 5 is one of 17 goals set by the UN in 2015 to achieve a prosperous, protected planet. Since her inception in the midst of World War II, the iconic female warrior superhero made famous in DC Comics has made great strides in displacing traditional female tropes such as the "damsel in distress," offering instead a strong, capable heroine with a strategic mind and incredible fighting capabilities who ranks as among the finest in her trade.
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This year marks the DC Comics superhero's 75th anniversary
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UN staff members petitioned against action

Question: The film "@placeholder" is set to release in the summer of 2017, with Israeli actress Gal Gadot playing the eponymous superhero.

Answer: Wonder Woman


London's largest training school for black cab drivers is to close next month thanks in part to the rise of taxi app Uber. For nearly 30 years, would-be cabbies have been studying the roads of London at The Knowledge Point in Islington as they attempt to master the quickest routes across the capital for 'The Knowledge'. However, in December the school will close its doors after demand for lessons fell following the London launch of private hire service Uber in 2012, a trend which has coincided with rising property prices. 'Demand has gone down since Uber arrived,' the Knowledge Point's founder Malcolm Linskey, 70, told The Financial Times. 'Usually we have 350 students enrolling a year, last year it was 200.'
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The Knowledge Point in Islington will close in December after 26 years
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Rising property prices and falling demand from would-be taxi drivers after launch of Uber behind decision to close
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Black cab drivers must pass 'The Knowledge' to get their Green Badge

Question: Taxi drivers complained that 88,149 minicab drivers had been licenced during the past year, and are also angry over the ability of @placeholder drivers to use an 'e-hailing' system, which allows customers to see the nearest minicab.

Answer: Uber

Answer: Uber

Answer: Uber

Answer: Uber


(CNN) Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte has cut short an official visit to Moscow after deadly clashes erupted between Filipino government troops and Islamist militants Tuesday in the southern city of Marawi. ISIS' media wing, Amaq Agency, put out a statement announcing that "fighters of the Islamic State launch a wide-scale offensive on positions of Philippine troops in the city of Marawi." Speaking from Moscow, Philippines Foreign Secretary Alan Peter Cayetano said that the violence in Mindanao, one of the Philippines' southernmost islands, was Duterte's priority, despite the high-profile visit to Moscow and St. Petersburg. "(The Russians) understand that the security of the Filipino people, especially in Marawi and in Mindanao, is a priority," Cayetano said.
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Philippines troops clash with militants in southern city
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President Rodrigo Duterte cuts short Russia visit to address the crisis

Question: "Our operation is still ongoing in @placeholder and sporadic fighting is still continuing," a statement from the Armed Forces of the Philippines said.

Answer: Marawi


Lewis Hamilton has paid tribute to his team-mate Nico Rosberg after Mercedes celebrated successive team championships on Monday. Both Hamilton, who has one hand on a third Formula One title after his victory in Russia, and Rosberg flew in to the team's headquarters in Brackley and Brixworth to toast Mercedes' constructors' triumph with their 1,100-strong staff. But for Rosberg, the celebrations would have been bittersweet after he retired from Sunday's race at Sochi's Olympic Park with a mechanical issue. The German will now be eliminated from this year's championship battle if Hamilton outscores him by a mere two points at the next race in Austin in a fortnight's time.
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Mercedes were crowned constructors' champions following Russian GP
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Lewis Hamilton won in Sochi and is closing in on his third drivers' title
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The Briton paid tribute to his team-mate Nico Rosberg during celebrations

Question: He is 66 points ahead of Sebastian Vettel and 73 points clear of @placeholder with only four races remaining.

Answer: Nico Rosberg

Answer: Rosberg

Answer: Rosberg

Answer: Nico Rosberg


A mother who prematurely gave birth while on holiday faces a potential £185,000 medical bill after her insurer said it does not have to pay out because of the time difference. Sharon Halls was attending a friend's wedding in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, with her partner Daniel Compton, 35, when she was taken to hospital with early contractions. The 36-year-old, from Ipswich, Suffolk, gave birth to daughter Evie on September 28 having already paid £8,900 for emergency care. She was 28 weeks and six days pregnant. But Infinity Insurance Solutions, who provided Ms Halls with travel insurance, said it has not decided whether it will cover the costs because the time difference meant when she gave birth she was over the 29-week mark, which was when the cover stopped being valid.
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Sharon Halls was in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, when she gave birth
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Insurance said five-hour time difference meant policy might not be valid
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Couple have been forced to move their daughter Evie to a public hospital
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Set up GoFundMe page in a desperate bid to raise money for medical care

Question: 'All future costs in relation to Ms Halls’ medical needs abroad, as well as those of Evie will be covered by the policy and the family will be repatriated just as soon as @placeholder is well enough to travel without risk.'

Answer: Evie

Answer: Evie


From an unspeakable tragedy, a new beginning has come for Rachel and Heidi McFarland. The Iowa couple lost their adopted son Gabriel last year in a horrific turn of events, just weeks after his birth mother decided she wanted him back. But this week, as Gabriel's father, Drew Weehler-Smith, 18, received a 50-year prison sentence for murdering the little boy, the pair have revealed they are the proud parents to a baby daughter - and are expecting a second child any day now. New beginnings: Rachel (left) and Heidi (right) McFarland lost their adopted son last year, after the boy was killed by his biological father. They have now adopted a little girl, London (pictured) and are expecting another daughter
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Four-month-old Gabriel McFarland was killed by his father in April 2014
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The death occurred one month after the baby was taken away from adoptive parents, Rachel and Heidi McFarland, by Gabriel's mother
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The father, Drew Weehler-Smith, 18, was sentenced to 50 years prison
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An autopsy showed he shook Gabriel to death
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Rachel and Heidi have now adopted a daughter, London
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Heidi is eight months pregnant with another girl, who they will call Vienna

Question: New mom: Heidi McFarland is seen here with her daughter @placeholder.

Answer: London

Answer: London


Washington (CNN) -- The following is the prepared transcript of House Speaker John Boehner's speech Monday night on debt reduction talks: Good evening. I'm John Boehner. I serve as Speaker of the whole House -- of the members of both parties that you elect. These are difficult times in the life of our nation. Millions are looking for work, have been for some time, and the spending binge going on in Washington is a big part of the reason why. Before I served in Congress, I ran a small business in Ohio. I was amazed at how different Washington DC operated than every business in America. Where most American business make the hard choices to pay their bills and live within their means, in Washington more spending and more debt is business as usual.
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Washington's days of spending and piling up debts are over, Boehner said
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Boehner: Country didn't get much good out of President Obama's spending binge
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House will pass a bill this week that can and will get through the Senate, Boehner said

Question: President Obama came to @placeholder in January and requested business as usual -- yet another routine increase in the national debt limit -- we in the House said "not so fast."

Answer: Congress

Question: This debate isn't about President Obama and House Republicans ... it isn't about @placeholder and the White House ... it's about what's standing between the American people and the future we seek for ourselves and our families.

Answer: Congress


Dylann Roof, the man arrested after a shooting dead nine people in an historically black South Carolina church on Wednesday, wanted to start a civil war and bring back segregation, friends claim. The 21-year-old is pictured on his Facebook profile wearing a jacket bearing flags from apartheid-era South Africa and what was once white-rule Rhodesia. He also has a criminal record and in April received a gun for his 21st birthday. Since his arrest in North Carolina, 250 miles north of the targeted church, friends have spoken out to paint a picture of a demonic character who  fantasized about massacres so openly that people thought he was joking.
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Dylann Roof, of Columbia, South Carolina, had recently been given a .45-caliber gun by his father as a 21st birthday present
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Roof's Facebook profile photo shows him wearing a jacket with flags of apartheid South Africa and white-rule Rhodesia sewn on
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His black Hyundai has a novelty plate  of the Confederate states
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A massive manhunt ended 250 miles away in Shelby, NC where Roof was arrested shortly before noon on Thursday
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In the months leading up to the shooting, Roof worked in the landscaping business and lived near a Lexington-area trailer park, friends said
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Between 4th and 9th grade he attended six schools, and repeated 9th grade

Question: The @placeholder were was an unrecognized coalition of states between 1861 and 1865.

Answer: Confederate


Marie Laure-Delie scored the second fast goal in Women's World Cup history as France romped to a 5-0 victory over Mexico to ensure they topped group F ahead of England. France went into Wednesday's game on the same number of points as the Lionesses but trailed their rivals on goal difference. But Les Bleues made sure they went into the round of 16 as group leaders thanks to goals from Laure-Delie, an own goal by Jennifer Ruiz, a Eugenie Le Sommer double and a long-range effort from Amandine Henry. CLICK HERE to read the match report from the other match in Group F as England secured their place in the knockout stages of the Women's World Cup.
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France romp to a 5-0 victory over Mexico to top Group F ahead of England
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Marie Laure-Delie scored in 34th second to give France lead against Mexico
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Mexico player Jennifer Ruiz then scored an own goal on nine minutes
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Eugenie Le Sommer netted first-half double to make sure of the points
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Amandine Henry added further gloss to the scoreline with stunning strike

Question: Laure-@placeholder opened the floodgates with just over half a minute played when she headed home beyond Mexico goalkeeper Cecilia Santiago.

Answer: Delie

Answer: Delie

Answer: Delie


No meltdown but no sense of invincibility either. A year on from one of the most peculiar episodes in Serena Williams’s career, she returned to Court One and exorcised a bad memory but not without a wobble. This was expected to be a routine demolition of a 20-year-old in Margarita Gasparyan, who had never won a Grand Slam match and is yet to beat a player ranked higher than 96. Instead it was more of a slog than it needed to be, a match which required her to fight back from a break down to win the first set 6-4 before strolling through the second 6-1.
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Serena Williams defeated Margarita Gasparyan at Wimbledon on Monday
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The American made a slow start but progressed with a 6-4, 6-1 victory
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The 34-year-old is chasing her 21st Grand Slam at Wimbledon 2015
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WIMBLEDON 2015 results: Men's and women's singles at SW19

Question: For her part, @placeholder was greeted with a cry of ‘Hey, Margarita’ after winning the opener.

Answer: Margarita Gasparyan


Was it a case of ruff treatment? The owner of a San Diego, California, therapy dog has claimed the pooch's certification was revoked because of the animal's biker-themed costume. Mark Shaffer owns Chopper the Biker Dog. Photos on Facebook show Chopper often sports a leather vest, goggles, different styles of bandannas, and a motorcycle helmet. On Tuesday, Shaffer wrote in a Facebook post 'On May 14th, 1 day after Chopper and I returned from a 10 day "Tour" up the west coast, sharing MY love with as many people and with whoever we could, at different nursing facilities, Veterans, Law Enforcement, "Chopper's fans... and whoever was in need of something "special", ON OUR OWN TIME, I received an email from Pet Partners (formally "The Delta Society")", the organization that I (dad) have been a part of with 2 therapy dogs for the past 10 years.'
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Mark Shaffer owns Chopper the Biker Dog, who works as a therapy dog
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Shaffer has claimed the pooch's certification from Pet Partners was revoked because of the animal's biker-themed costume
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Chopper often sports a leather vest, goggles, different styles of bandannas, and a motorcycle helmet
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Shaffer has said 'This is not a costume. This is his persona'
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A Pet Partners spokesman has said 'It's not a problem for dogs to wear costumes around town, but in the context of a therapeutic visit it's not appropriate'
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Shaffer is planning for the dog to be certified by a different organization

Question: 'We wish @placeholder and Chopper all the best and hope that they will continue to bring smiles to the people they meet.

Answer: Mark Shaffer

Answer: Mark Shaffer


Bill Cosby has been dropped by Creative Artists Agency (CAA), the talent agency that has represented him since 2012. This means that Cosby no longer has any talent representation in Hollywood. The move comes just two days after the release of a 2005 deposition in which Cosby admitted to obtaining Quaaludes to possibly give to women before sex, to giving one woman Quaaludes in the 70s, and to giving another woman Benadryl in 2004. Also on Wednesday, it was revealed that the woman at the center of that deposition, Andrea Constand, had filed a lawsuit against Cosby and his team for violating the terms of their 2006 settlement.
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Bill Cosby has been dropped by his talent agency CAA
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The move comes two days after a 2005 deposition became public in which he admitted to giving a woman Quaaludes before having sex
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Cosby had been at CAA since 2012 after 48 years at William Morris
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He was actually dropped late last year, but this was not confirmed until Wednesday
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Also on Wednesday, Andrea Constand filed a suit saying Cosby and his lawyers had violated the terms of their 2006 confidentiality agreement
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She now wants all depositions to be unsealed, including those of the 13 Jane Does, and to be able to speak publicly on the matter

Question: 'Defendant admitted that in his initial conversation with [@placeholder] and her mother, he asked them what they wanted and they said they only wanted an apology and to know the name of the drug Defendant had given to Plaintiff,' wrote Troiani.

Answer: Andrea Constand

Answer: Andrea Constand


Jerusalem (CNN) Long-time Palestinian rivals Fatah and Hamas have reached a reconciliation agreement after a decade of failed attempts and often bitter acrimony. Under the deal, brokered by Egypt, a new unity government will take administrative control of Gaza in December. If the deal holds, it would end a decade-long rift that began with violent clashes between the two groups in 2007. Fatah, the party of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, governs the West Bank, while Hamas runs Gaza. The two factions had started reconciliation talks in Cairo on Tuesday. Senior Hamas member Saleh al-Arouri told a Cairo news conference that Hamas was determined to end the division between it and Fatah, saying they had "no choice but to continue to advance the unity of [the Palestinian people] and reach our hopes and aspirations."
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Long-standing Palestinian rivals agree accord
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Deal could mean the end of a decade-long rift between the West Bank and Gaza

Question: He said the two sides were going to @placeholder "resolved and determined to make it happen and achieve concrete results in that respect."

Answer: Cairo

Answer: Cairo

Question: The push for reunification comes as @placeholder faces a mounting humanitarian crisis.

Answer: Gaza

Answer: Gaza

Answer: Gaza


Gareth Southgate wants his players to show England teams can entertain and win with style as their preparations for Euro 2015 intensify. Though the senior side have not lost a game since the World Cup finals last summer, they have rarely provided football to quicken the pulse in the time since and never was that more apparent than in the charmless 0-0 draw with the Republic of Ireland. The situation has been different for the Under-21s. They have thrived under Southgate’s guidance and their ability to play with fluency and class was shown when they put together a 35-pass move that ended with James Ward-Prowse scoring the decisive goal in a 3-2 win over Germany in March.
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England Under 21's are continuing their preparations for this summer's European Championship in the Czech Republic
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Gareth Southgate wants his side to win and do so in style
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Southgate has high hopes for his U21 squad this summer
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Harry Kane returned to training following a break away on Tuesday, while Danny Ings trained for the first time since signing for Liverpool

Question: @placeholder will play a near full-strength side but Chelsea’s Ruben Loftus-Cheek may figure.

Answer: Gareth Southgate

Answer: Southgate

Answer: Gareth Southgate

Answer: Southgate


(CNN) Congressional Republicans may move quickly to repeal large chunks of Obamacare, possibly taking a vote as early as January to get rid of the law they universally despise. Sources told CNN that House and Senate GOP leaders are considering a novel and complicated approach to the budget reconciliation process that would allow Congress to act very soon after they are sworn-in in early January to repeal large sections of the Affordable Care Act. While GOP leaders have not settled on this tactic yet, it is one of several strategies being considered, two Senate GOP leadership aides told CNN. Democrats dealing with the issue were skeptical the unique approach would pass muster with the Senate parliamentarian, who plays a major role in deciding what can be done under the complex and highly technical reconciliation rules.
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Senate Republicans would need 60 votes (and Democratic support) to overcome a filibuster
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They would need to get support from at least 8 Democrats to make changes to Obamacare provisions

Question: Even if they can get @placeholder support, passing a replacement bill could take up two years, aides say.

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democrats


Banish the tumour and cure the disease. That’s what a Delhi-based think-tank close to the RSS is set to do by posing a serious legal challenge to Kashmir’s ‘special’ provisions. The Delhi-based Jammu and Kashmir Study Centre (JKSC) is gearing up to target Article 35A, an outgrowth powered by Article 370 of the Constitution, which gives J&K special status. Article 35A allows the state to grant special privileges and rights to its permanent residents, and not to others living there, the think-tank says. To scrap these special provisions, the Jammu and Kashmir Study Centre (JKSC) has decided to approach the Supreme Court. On July 11, the organisation will formally announce at a seminar in Delhi the date for filing the petition.
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The Jammu and Kashmir Study Centre, based in Delhi, is challenging Article 35A
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The amendment is powered by Article 370 of the Constitution, which gives J&K special status
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It lets the state grant privileges and rights to permanent residents, but not others

Question: RSS national executive member Arun Kumar is one of the advisers with the petitioner @placeholder.

Answer: Jammu and Kashmir Study Centre

Answer: JKSC

Answer: Jammu and Kashmir Study Centre

Answer: JKSC

Answer: Jammu and Kashmir Study Centre


Adil Rashid insists he is ready for Test cricket and is hoping to convince England coach Trevor Bayliss he can develop a ‘special’ spin partnership with Moeen Ali in the limited-overs matches against Australia. Rashid, 27, has yet to make his Test debut despite being included in the squad for all five Ashes Tests this summer and the three-match series in the West Indies earlier this year. But the Yorkshire leg-spinner is set to come into the team for the three-Test series against Pakistan that starts in the United Arab Emirates in October. That would see him team up with close friend Moeen and England, looking for an edge on the dry, turning surfaces of the Middle East, going with a leg-spin/off-spin partnership for the first time since Ian Salisbury and Robert Croft played against Pakistan in the 1996 Oval Test.
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Adil Rashid wants to show England coach Trevor Bayliss he's Test ready
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The Yorkshire leg-spinner is set to come into the team against Pakistan
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Rashid wants to develop a 'special' partnership with Moeen Ali

Question: Asked if he is now ready to make the step up to Test cricket, Rashid, who has taken 77 first-class wickets for @placeholder over the past two summers, said: ‘Yes, I’m understanding my bowling a lot more as time goes on, so if I am given that chance I think I can do a decent job.’

Answer: Yorkshire

Answer: Yorkshire


Just days before she is due to wear a big white dress, Kim Sears has been making black her colour of choice. The bride-to-be was spotted cheering on her fiancé Andy Murray yesterday as he battled Novak Djokovic in the men's final at the Miami Open, in an outfit almost identical to two others she wore during the tournament. The 27-year-old wore a short black silk dress with a zip front and a large straw hat to keep her glowing complexion intact for her wedding on April 11. Scroll down for video Kim Sears wore a somber expression as she saw her husband-to-be Andy Murray lose to Novak Djokovic in yesterday's Men's Final at the Miami Open Crandon Park Tennis Center in Key Biscayne, Florida
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Kim Sears  watched Novak Djokovic defeat Andy Murray at the Miami Open
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Looked serious in a Whistles black mini dress, sunglasses and straw hat
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Third time Kim, 27, has worn a black dress at the Miami Open

Question: The 27-year-old opted for a black mini dress for the third time during the @placeholder of the Miami Open

Answer: Men's Final


Washington (CNN) Donald Trump's tax controversy and his self-destructive lack of discipline threaten to drain the Republican nominee of something he can't afford: time. With 36 days remaining before Election Day, the real estate mogul's campaign is consumed with the fallout from a New York Times story published over the weekend that found Trump reported a $916 million loss in 1995. That loss could mean Trump went 18 years without paying federal income taxes. Those findings -- which Trump's campaign isn't disputing but haven't been independently confirmed by CNN -- would be daunting for any presidential candidate to overcome. But they're especially challenging for Trump, who is losing control of the campaign's narrative after a strong September in which he narrowed the race with Hillary Clinton.
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Trump is losing control of the campaign's narrative after a strong September
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Time is dwindling for Trump to regain his grip on the campaign's message

Question: The GOP nominee's closest surrogates launched a fierce defense of @placeholder Sunday, portraying him as a master of business who expertly used the tax code to his benefit -- and that of his investors.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: And ahead of the next presidential debate on Sunday, there's no sign Trump will do something to address the lack of focus, preparation and impulse control that helped contribute to @placeholder's win at last week's showdown.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Question: At a wild rally on Saturday night, he even questioned whether @placeholder had been "loyal" to her husband.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Question: Such rhetoric not only calls into question Trump's strategy, it lets @placeholder slide on some of her most significant vulnerabilities, such as her email server and questions of trust and honesty.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Question: @placeholder in 15 minutes said two or three things and threw him off his game and he has not been able to recover since the debate."

Answer: Hillary Clinton


(CNN) On Friday morning, Representative Louie Gohmert (R-Texas) stood before the Values Voters Summit and made fun of people with disabilities. After a joke about people running for office being "no-brainers," he got mock-serious. "And I do want to warn," he said, "Since most people here are Christians ... A true believer does what Jesus did ... you don't make fun of people who are impaired, have special needs. And whether you like her or not, Hillary Clinton has made clear she is mentally impaired." The crowd then displayed their values, laughing and clapping loudly. This is funny? Everyone needs to stop using disability as a punchline. Whatever you think of Clinton, jokes from people who should be leaders -- like Gohmert -- and the crowd's giddy response come with very real collateral damage for millions of people with disabilities whose humanity is too easily ignored.
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David Perry: At Values Voters event, GOP Rep. Louis Gohmert made fun of people with disabilities while mocking Clinton
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Perry: Trump mocked a reporter with disability, Coulter said Trump was mimicking a "standard retard"
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Perry: This doesn't play with many voters. And voters with disabilities will make views known at ballot box

Question: The media, eager to report "both sides," has now begun to report on whether @placeholder coughs.

Answer: R

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton


Washington (CNN) Update at 5:30 p.m. ET: The lawmaker who invited Kim Davis is Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio). "Kim Davis used our ticket. Our staff heard from the Family Research Council that Ms. Davis and her family hoped to attend the State of the Union address and so we offered a ticket," he said. Original story: Kim Davis has a secret admirer. Someone -- a member of Congress, more specifically -- invited the controversial county court clerk from Kentucky to the State of the Union address, but she's not saying who. Davis was briefly jailed last year when she refused to issue marriage licenses following the Supreme Court's landmark decision creating a nationwide right to wed to same-sex couples. A representative for Davis's lawyers at a group called Liberty Counsel would not disclose who invited the Rowan County clerk, but did include her seat number.
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Rowan County, Kentucky, Clerk Kim Davis will attend the State of the Union address
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Davis was briefly jailed last year when she refused to issue marriage licenses

Question: @placeholder will be in the gallery tonight as a counterweight to the President's message.

Answer: Kim Davis

Answer: Kim Davis

Answer: Kim Davis


Branislav Ivanovic knows there will be no loved lost when Chelsea face Arsenal in the FA Community Shield on Sunday, but the Serbian defender hopes both sets of supporters give Petr Cech a warm reception. Cech became Arsene Wenger's first choice goalkeeper at Arsenal earlier this month when he left the Blues in an £11million deal that no doubt annoyed some sections of Stamford Bridge. But Ivanovic hopes those in attendance at Wembley for the 2015-16 curtain-raiser remember the hugely successful 11 seasons the Czech international had in west London. 'I hope they will give respect to him because he deserves it,' Ivanovic told the Evening Standard.
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Branislav Ivanovic believes Petr Cech deserves respect from Chelsea fans
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Cech is in line to make his Arsenal debut against the Blues at Wembley
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Ivanovic feels Cech will find it a mental challenge to face his former club
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Arsenal vs Chelsea - Community Shield: How do the two sides compare?
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READ: Chelsea pair Diego Costa and Gary Cahill fit to face Arsenal
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Sign up for this season's MailOnline Fantasy Football game

Question: 'We knew how much [Drogba and Lampard] would give to their new sides and @placeholder will be the same.

Answer: Petr Cech

Answer: Petr Cech


The nerves began to show, but Wales now know their task. Beat Israel in Cardiff on Sunday and start booking the tickets to France. It is simple. It is also, undoubtedly, a little scary. The prospect of qualifying for a first major tournament since 1958 seemed to exhibit itself in a tentative performance in Nicosia. Their passing repeatedly went awry and Cyprus, ranked 77 places below Chris Coleman’s side, showed enough mettle to deserve a point. Then, nine minutes from time, Gareth Bale showed up. He flew through the air to connect full-heartedly and full-headedly with a right-wing cross by Ashley Richards. Seconds later he had sprinted into a huddle with a throng of Wales players and staff, the significance clear. Wales have one foot at Euro 2016.
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Gareth Bale headed home for Wales with just eight minutes to play
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Wales starting XI: Hennessey, Gunter, Taylor, Richards, Williams, Davies, Edwards, King, Ramsey, Bale, Robson-Kanu
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Marouane Fellaini and Kevin De Bruyne on target for Belgium vs Bosnia
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Eden Hazard doubled lead for Belgium from the penalty spot for 3-1
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Holland down to 10 men against Iceland after Bruno Martins Indi red card
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Gylfi Sigurdsson penalty gave visitors shock lead over Holland
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Arjen Robben also limps off injured for the hosts in Amsterdam
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Graziano Pelle opened the scoring for Italy against Malta in 69th minute
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Question: Elsewhere in the qualifiers, @placeholder take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.

Answer: Holland

Answer: Holland


(CNN) European Union leaders and China vowed Thursday to push forward with the Paris Agreement on climate change despite US President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the landmark accord. Trump announced his decision before reporters at the White House Rose Garden. "We're getting out," he said. In triggering the official withdrawal procedures, Trump will spark a lengthy process that won't conclude until November 2020 -- the same month he's up for re-election, ensuring the issue becomes a major topic of debate in the next presidential contest. Such a move would be a major break from international partners that would isolate the United States in efforts to curb global warming.
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EU chief says China is in "prime position" to fill any leadership vacuum
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Kremlin says Russia fully supports Paris accord, says there's "no alternative"

Question: Merkel said she was pleased China was sticking to the Paris climate accord, adding that "the cooperation of the European Union with @placeholder in this area will play a crucial role especially in regards to new technologies."

Answer: China

Answer: China


A young Australian man preparing to give evidence against men he claims bashed him in a Thailand nightclub last year found himself behind bars and forced to post bail. Jack Hansen-Bartel, 21, was at court on Friday as a the hearing against two Asian-American students accused of attacking him got underway. However, when Mr Hansen-Bartel arrived in court, he was taken arrested under charges of assaulting the two students without causing them any physical or psychological harm and of disturbing the peace. Mr Hansel-Bartel's mother, Annie, said being arrested and jailed had traumatised her son, according to the AAP. 'It's really difficult,' she said.
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Jack Hansen-Bartel in court for hearing of two men he says assaulted him
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Mr Hansen-Bartel jailed on counter-charges filed by men's own lawyers
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Family describe arrest as a 'ploy clearly tactical in nature' by defendants
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Mr Hansen-Bartel was hospitalised last year after attack in a Thailand bar

Question: There had been reports the families of the men who allegedly attacked Mr Hansel-@placeholder have attempted to influence the case, with a public prosecutor assigned to the case having to be replaced amid allegations of irregularities.

Answer: Bartel

Answer: Bartel

Answer: Bartel

Answer: Bartel

Answer: Bartel

Answer: Bartel


Two drivers were injured when a massive freight train derailed in northern Greece and crumpled into a pile of twisted metal. A 'slight landslide' forced it off the tracks as it passed through the tiny Gefyra settlement en route to Hungary, local website News 247 has reported. 15 of its 30 carriages derailed in the horrific accident which has now blocked the track linking Greece's second largest city Thessaloniki and Belgrade in Serbia 'indefinitely'. The local people inspecting the wreckage are completely dwarfed by the enormity of the train's containers. Wreck: A 'slight landslide' near the Greek settlement Gefyra has forced a massive freight train to derail
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Two drivers were injured when train derailed in Greece's Gefyra settlement
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It was headed to Hungary from Greece's second largest city Thessaloniki
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Size of the freight train dwarfs the local people inspecting the wreckage
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15 of its 30 carriages which were carrying electronics came off the tracks

Question: Disaster: The initial cause of the accident is thought to be heavy rain which caused a landslide near @placeholder

Answer: Gefyra

Answer: Gefyra


A New Zealand couple whose two-year-old triplets died in a horrific shopping mall blaze in Qatar three years ago have spoken of their shock that four people charged with the fire have had the convictions against them dismissed. Martin and Jane Weekes said they were stunned that a Qatari diplomat and three other people walked free of involuntary manslaughter in Doha after successfully appealing their 2013 convictions imposed by a criminal court. All four men - who included Qatar’s ambassador to Belgium, Sheikh Alii Bin Jassim al-Than, who was the co-owner of the nursery where the fire took hold - faced six years in prison, but in a five-hour long ruling on Monday an appeal court threw out the convictions.
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Four people were acquitted of involuntary manslaughter in Qatar last night
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They walked free after appealing their 2013 convictions by a criminal court
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They were charged after a fire in a mall killed 13 children and six adults
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A New Zealand couple lost their two-year-old triplets in the shopping blaze
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They were shocked with the ruling and remain committed to finding justice

Question: ‘Our focus now is to highlight to the many expatriates living in, and visitors to, @placeholder that public buildings in Qatar are not safe and you cannot rely on the legal system there to protect you when the worst thing happens.’

Answer: Qatar

Answer: Qatari

Answer: Qatar

Answer: Qatar


Early in the build-up to Aston Villa’s winning goal on Sunday, Steven Gerrard challenged for successive headers in the centre circle and lost both. That doesn’t mean he was at fault for what happened in the subsequent 20 seconds but it was illustrative nevertheless of a long, sapping afternoon for Liverpool and their fading captain. Gerrard’s time at Liverpool will now end in anti-climax. The chances are that he will say his farewells via a series of short cameos, many of them as a substitute. Steven Gerrard was denied the chance of a happy ending as Aston Villa beat Liverpool at Wembley
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Wembley loss means Steven Gerrard's Liverpool career ends in anti-climax
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He was poor throughout, unable to raise performances of his team-mates
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Gerrard will now say his farewells with a series of cameo appearances
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But, three years without a trophy means Brendan Rodgers is one to blame

Question: His manager Brendan Rodgers said after his team’s defeat that @placeholder had been excellent.

Answer: Steven Gerrard

Answer: Gerrard

Answer: Steven Gerrard

Answer: Steven Gerrard

Answer: Gerrard


Manchester City have swooped for a second summer running for a big-priced defender, signing Argentina’s Nicolas Otamendi from Valencia for a fee of £32million on a five-year deal - a year after buying Eliaquim Mangala for £42m from Porto and two third-party ownership groups. The signing of Otamendi brings City’s summer outlay close to £100m, with the club still being strongly linked to a £50m deal for Wolfsburg's Kevin De Bruyne. Nick Harris explores whether UEFA have given up on Financial Fair Play and trying to keep spending down - or whether there is another explanation for the splurge.
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Manchester City have spent nearly £100m on five players this summer
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Kevin de Bruyne is also expected to join for another £50m
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But City's net spend could be as little as £35m due to clever accounting
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Question: And we can assume they also made less than £7m loss in 2014-15 because @placeholder have lifted the punishment.

Answer: UEFA


Lionel Messi and Angel di Maria are at the centre of a huge controversy in Argentina after appearing to undermine national boss Gerardo Martino's half-time team talk during the 2-2 draw with Paraguay. The pair covered their mouths as they laughed together coming out of the tunnel for the second half of their country's first Copa America game in La Serena. The duo were allegedly heard laughing off either Martino, his staff, or their team-mates' half-time suggestions that the match was not tied up, despite Argentina's 2-0 half-time lead. Barcelona's Messi is apparently heard saying: 'What was said in the dressing room? Piece of cake?'
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Lionel Messi and Angel di Maria have allegedly been heard criticising either their Argentine manager, staff members or team-mates' half-time team talk
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The pair covered their mouths as they joked coming out of the tunnel at half-time in their country's first Copa America game against Paraguay
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Messi is apparently heard saying, 'What was said in the dressing room? Piece of cake?'
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Di Maria then seems to respond, 'That this is not an easy result.'
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If their comments are accurate they were ill-advised as Argentina threw away a 2-0 half-time lead to draw 2-2

Question: The @placeholder press were desperate to find out what the talented pair had joked about and after scrutinising various forms of the footage believe to have discerned what was being said.

Answer: Argentina

Answer: Argentina

Answer: Argentine

Answer: Argentina

Question: Given that the pair appear to be so brazen about Argentina's chances of holding onto the win, before having a hand in @placeholder's second-half capitulation, the supposed comments have made them seem disrespectful in their homeland.

Answer: Argentina

Answer: Argentina

Answer: Argentine

Answer: Argentina


The Army has the Green Berets, while the Navy is known for the SEALs. Now, an elite branch of the U.S. Marine Corps will officially be known as Raiders. The Marines will rename several special operations units as Marine Raiders at a ceremony Friday, resurrecting a moniker made famous by World War II units that carried out risky amphibious and guerrilla operations. The exploits of the original Marine Raiders — who pioneered tactics used by present-day special forces — were captured in books and movies including 'Gung Ho!' in 1943 and 'Marine Raiders' in 1944. 'Whereas most people in the American public probably wouldn't have been able to tell you what MARSOC stood for, "Raider" will jump off the page,' said Ben Connable, a military and intelligence analyst at the nonprofit research agency RAND Corporation.
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An elite branch of the U.S. Marine Corps will officially be known as Raiders
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The Marines will rename several special operations units as Marine Raiders at a ceremony Friday
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They are resurrecting a moniker made famous by World War II units that carried out risky amphibious and guerrilla operations
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The exploits of the original Marine Raiders were captured in books and movies including 'Gung Ho!' in 1943 and 'Marine Raiders' in 1944
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The name will give a unique identity to the Marines' branch of U.S. Special Operations Command

Question: Marines in @placeholder must pass a selection process that includes grueling swims and hikes, as well as specialized combat training.

Answer: MARSOC


Manchester United's late Champions League winner against CSKA Moscow did more than put Louis van Gaal’s side top of Group B. It quelled an uprising among the Old Trafford crowd who were clearly losing patience with the Dutchman and his lacklustre team before Wayne Rooney ended a goal famine lasting six hours and 44 minutes by heading home from Jesse Lingard’s assist. The chants of ‘attack, attack, attack’ echoed around the stadium as the first half drew to a close, and there was a cacophony of boos when Van Gaal replaced  Anthony Martial with Marouane Fellaini in the 66th minute.
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Five-point plan for Louis van Gaal to regain fans support at Old Trafford
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Supporters have been frustrated with Manchester United's lack of goals
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Boss should stick with Jesse Lingard and keep Anthony Martial up front
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The Dutchman also ought to listen to club legend Paul Scholes
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Read: Manchester United and Liverpool eye transfer swoop for Emre Mor

Question: But the traditions at @placeholder are not so easily moulded to one man’s way of thinking.

Answer: Manchester United


Notts County have appointed Ricardo Moniz as their new manager just a week after the club announced that he was unable to commit to the role. The former Tottenham and Hamburg coach pulled out of the running due to 'family reasons' at the end of March but on Tuesday moved to Meadow Lane on a three-year deal. The 50-year-old Dutchman has six games to save his new side from relegation into Sky Bet League Two, with the Magpies currently one point from safety. Notts County have appointed former Tottenham and Hamburg coach Ricardo Moniz as their new manager Moniz has six games to save Notts County from relegation to League Two with the club one point from safety
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Ricardo Moniz has six games to save Notts County from relegation
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The Magpies are  in the League One drop zone, one point from safety
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Notts County sacked Shaun Derry as permanent boss on March 23
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The club have confirmed that Dave Kevan will be Moniz's assistant

Question: He's a @placeholder person and I am delighted that he agreed to return for what I feel is an exciting period ahead for the club.

Answer: Notts County

Answer: Notts County

Answer: Notts County

Answer: Notts County

Answer: Notts County


Washington (CNN) President Barack Obama is ending the longstanding "wet foot, dry foot" policy that allows Cubans who arrive in the United States without a visa to become permanent residents, the administration announced Thursday. The move, which wasn't previously outlined and is likely one of the final foreign policy decisions of Obama's term, terminates a decades-long policy that many argued amounted to preferential treatment for a single group of migrants. "By taking this step, we are treating Cuban migrants the same way we treat migrants from other countries," Obama wrote in a statement Thursday. "The United States, a land of immigrants, has been enriched by the contributions of Cuban-Americans for more than a century," he continued. "Since I took office, we have put the Cuban-American community at the center of our policies. With this change we will continue to welcome Cubans as we welcome immigrants from other nations, consistent with our laws."
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Havana has argued the policy encourages Cubans to make the dangerous trip to the US
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The decision was likely Obama's last move in his historic dealings with Cuba

Question: DHS is also eliminating an exemption that previously prevented the use of expedited removal proceedings for @placeholder nationals apprehended at ports of entry or near the border.

Answer: Cubans

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cubans

Answer: Cubans

Answer: Cuba

Question: The number of @placeholder migrants entering the US had doubled from 2014 to 2015, when relations were reestablished.

Answer: Cubans

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cubans

Answer: Cubans

Answer: Cuba


The Duchess of Cambridge's baby is due as early as today, it has been revealed. According to one well-placed source, Kate's real due date is today or tomorrow - which would tie in with comments made by the Duchess herself. Speaking during an engagement in London last month, she said that her second child is due 'mid to late April'. Scroll down for video Due today? The Duchess of Cambridge revealed her baby is due 'mid to late April' during a visit last month Kate, 33, who was touring the Stephen Lawrence Centre in Deptford with Prince William, added: 'Not long to go now.'
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Sources have hinted that the Duchess' real due date is today or tomorrow
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The Duchess herself has said that her due date is 'mid to late April'
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Although the 25th is favourite, the Palace says no date has  been confirmed
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Prince William is due to be at the Cenotaph for ANZAC Day on Saturday
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Prince Harry will also be in London this weekend for the London Marathon

Question: '@placeholder herself said mid to late April and there have been plenty of dates bandied around in the media but we've never confirmed anything and we never will.'

Answer: The Duchess

Answer: Duchess

Answer: The Duchess

Answer: The Duchess


(CNN) Astronauts have always had to pack light. Luckily, when they've visited the moon or lived on the International Space Station, Earth is literally in sight. And if they had a medical issue or injury, home wouldn't be far away. But for astronauts on future deep-space missions, like one to Mars, even a simple radio message might take up to 20 minutes to reach Earth. So how can they pack light and still bring all of the necessities, especially with an increased risk of injury during a six-month flight? The answer could be what Dr. Julielynn Wong calls the "doctor's bag of the future": 3-D printing.
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The International Space Station's 3-D printer has been used to make custom finger splints
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In the future, 3-D printers could be the new "doctor's bag"

Question: @placeholder knew that the splints would work because in 2014, she and her colleagues printed 10 surgical instruments and tested them in a study against standard steel instruments.

Answer: Julielynn Wong


(CNN) Coalition airstrikes targeted two ISIS convoys leaving Falluja over two days, destroying about 175 vehicles carrying militants out of the city, the spokesman for the U.S. coalition said Thursday. Col. Chris Garver said Iraqi security forces destroyed other vehicles. The Iraqi military provided different numbers, saying coalition and Iraqi forces destroyed a total of 750 ISIS vehicles in the two convoys and killed hundreds of ISIS militants. One of the convoys consisted of 700 vehicles, said the commander of the Iraqi Air Force, Lt. Gen. Hamed al-Maliki. Defense Minister Khalid al-Obeidi said 688 ISIS vehicles were destroyed and 440 ISIS militants killed
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Airstrikes come close to members of humanitarian group
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Coalition spokesman said airstrikes hit two convoys leaving Falluja

Question: CNN cannot independently verify all fighting in every area of @placeholder has ended.

Answer: Falluja

Answer: Falluja


Our pillar-box red, open-top Chevrolet would fail its MoT abysmally. The suspension has gone; only the driver's door opens from the inside and there doesn't even seem to be a speedometer. But it's still going and it's a lot of fun. A bit like Cuba, in fact. Everyone says you have to go now before the chicken nugget invasion changes everything following President Obama's decision to lift sanctions after 55 years. A place with a past and a future: Havana is an evocative city, rich in Spanish colonial architecture For sure, change is needed in a country where almost everyone is denied access to the internet, where most people take home around $20 a month, where there is still rationing and where not believing in the 'Triumph of the revolution' still makes you an enemy of the state.
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Cuba is expecting an influx of US tourists following the lifting of sanctions
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Writer Ernest Hemingway loved Cuba, and bought Finca Vigia in 1940
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Eat at Mama Ines, where Fidel Castro's ex-chef has opened a restaurant

Question: We're in the open-top Chevy (not driving it) on the way to Ernest Hemingway's house, 20 minutes from @placeholder.

Answer: Havana


Barcelona's 1-0 La Liga victory against Celta Vigo on Sunday evening featured one of the most bizarre incidents of the season so far. With the score at 1-0 following Jeremy Mathieu's 73rd minute header, tempers flared between Celta striker Fabian Orellana and Sergio Busquets as the Barcelona midfielder attempted to waste time during the closing stages. Orellana remonstrated angrily with the match officials before grabbing a lump of grass from the floor and throwing it in the direction of Busquets. Fabian Orellana collects a lump of grass from the ground before throwing it towards Sergio Busquets The Celta Vigo striker aims his throw in Busquets' direction during the closing stages of the match
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Fabian Orellana was angered by Sergio Busquets' time-wasting tactics
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Celta Vigo striker threw lump of turf towards the Barcelona star
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Barcelona needed a Jeremy Mathieu header to earn 1-0 win

Question: As seems to be the midfielder's nature, @placeholder made the most of the incident, grabbing his eye despite the clutch of turf clearly striking him on the neck.

Answer: Sergio Busquets

Answer: Busquets

Answer: Sergio Busquets

Answer: Sergio Busquets


Steven Gerrard has revealed that Real Madrid wanted him to 'kick up a war' with Liverpool in order for the Spanish giants to sign him when Jose Mourinho was manager. Former Liverpool captain Gerrard, now playing in the United States with Los Angeles Galaxy, repeatedly resisted advances from Chelsea and Madrid during his time at Anfield. And the midfielder has lifted the lid on the moves made by Spanish giants Madrid, under the guidance of Mourinho,  to take him to the capital of Spain. 'They wanted me to kick up a war to get out of Liverpool for a certain amount of money, which I wasn’t prepared to do,' Gerrard said. 'I think Real Madrid, when they’re after a player they have the attitude of "we’re Real Madrid, you should fight to come to us."
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Steven Gerrard says Real Madrid and Jose Mourinho wanted to buy him
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Gerrard claims that Madrid wanted him to cause unrest at Anfield
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Gerrard has also spoken of urging Luis Suarez to reject Arsenal transfer

Question: 'You had @placeholder training on his own in the afternoon at Melwood,' Gerrard said.

Answer: Luis Suarez


A day after the government announced acceptance of the long-pending demand on One-Rank, One-Pension (OROP) by ex-servicemen, Prime Minister Narendra Modi condemned efforts to mislead the servicemen on the early retirement benefits while addressing a rally in Faridabad on Sunday. While inaugurating an extension of ITO-Badarpur Metro section till Escort Mujeser, in Faridabad’s Sector-12 ground, PM Modi asserted that the Congress government has no right to ask any question pertaining to OROP. During his 35-minute speech, Modi took credit for implementing One Rank One Pension (OROP) and said that all previous estimates either done by the Congress government or by the Koshyari committee were wrong.
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Prime Minister's comments came at a rally in Faridabad
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Modi also inaugurated an extension of the ITO-Badarpur Metro

Question: He added that implementing @placeholder could affect other departments but the government was ready to take up such risks for the welfare of the veterans.

Answer: OROP

Answer: OROP

Answer: One Rank One Pension

Answer: OROP

Question: “Yesterday’s announcement according to me is a substantial dilution of @placeholder principle.

Answer: OROP

Answer: OROP

Answer: One Rank One Pension

Answer: OROP

Question: “The PM should know that the UPA government had taken the decision on @placeholder and announced it in 2014.

Answer: OROP

Answer: OROP

Answer: One Rank One Pension

Answer: OROP


The identity of the only suspect in the prison attack which left the notorious 'Son of Sam' killer David Berkowitz with a slashed throat has finally been revealed. William E. Hauser, a 63-year-old currently serving time for beating a man to death with a rolling pin, has been identified as the likely culprit behind the attack. Hauser's identity was revealed by former Attica superintendent James Conway, who at the time worked as a corrections officer at the infamous facility. Conway told the New York Post that Hauser - who at that time was behind bars following a first-degree assault conviction - had been moved to the same special housing unit as Berkowitz after witnessing a murder in the prison yard.
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William E. Hauser, 63, has been identified as the only suspect in the 1979 attack that left the 'Son of Sam' killer David Berkowitz with a slashed throat
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Former Attica superintendent James Conway was a corrections officer at the time and  said Berkowitz had his throat slashed outside Hauser's cell
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Berkowitz had been distributing water to other prisoners at the time, and guards had seen Hauser receive something in the yard a few days earlier
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Conway believes Hauser had been given a razor which he flushed down the toilet after the attack
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Berkowitz, who is serving six life sentences for his 1976-77 killing spree in New York City, was too afraid to cooperate with the investigation
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Hauser, who at the time was in prison for assault, is now behind bars for beating a man to death with a rolling pin

Question: Conway also pointed out the fact that Berkowitz's throat was slashed outside of @placeholder's cell, and that Hauser was the last prisoner on the line to receive water from the man.

Answer: William E. Hauser

Answer: Hauser

Answer: Hauser

Answer: William E. Hauser

Answer: Hauser

Answer: Hauser

Answer: Hauser

Answer: Hauser

Question: @placeholder was never charged, and is up for parole next year for his most recent offense.

Answer: William E. Hauser

Answer: Hauser

Answer: Hauser

Answer: William E. Hauser

Answer: Hauser

Answer: Hauser

Answer: Hauser

Answer: Hauser

Question: In the years since some have questioned whether @placeholder was in fact responsible for all the killings, and the case was briefly reopened in 1996.

Answer: David Berkowitz

Answer: Berkowitz

Answer: David Berkowitz

Answer: Berkowitz

Answer: Berkowitz

Answer: Berkowitz


OIivier Giroud and Theo Walcott's battle for Arsenal's striking berth is emerging as one of the most intriguing rivalries of the season. There have been great player rivalries over the years – Cesc Fabregas and Frank Lampard, Diego Costa and Martin Skrtel, Roy Keane and Patrick Vieira, Alan Shearer and Alf-Inge Haaland – but they are generally found between players from opposing sides (Lee Bowyer and Kieron Dyer aside). But manager Arsene Wenger has made it clear that Giroud and Walcott are being pitted against each other to lead the line and the players are well-aware of their situation. The England forward has started the last five games, scoring twice, but Giroud has come from the bench to replace him each time and scored twice in the previous two matches.
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Arsene Wenger has been opting between Theo Walcott and Olivier Giroud
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Walcott has impressed for Arsenal in a more central berth this season
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Giroud has been effective coming on as a substitute in the last two games
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Wenger admits the pair are in competition with one another to start up front
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Giroud says he has never experienced a situation in his career such as this
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Arsenal's Plan B: Arsene Wenger has swallowed his pride and let top teams have possession... and it's reaping big rewards

Question: But recently Wenger has subverted that theory, letting @placeholder repeatedly run in behind the backline then introducing Giroud to give their wary opponents a physical challenge to deal with.

Answer: Theo Walcott

Answer: Walcott

Answer: Theo Walcott

Answer: Walcott


Peach County, Georgia (CNN) -- The strange, twisted metal Erector Set-looking apparatus is known in farming circles as a pivot. It might also be called a life-saver or, at the very least, a farm-saver. Because if you're a farmer and you have a pivot -- a farming word for irrigation system -- then you're probably not feeling the effects of the drought that is now plaguing more than 60% of the U.S. "We've put in a lot of pivots in the last five years for people that never did have it before," said Elton Sharp of Sharp Irrigation Systems in Georgia. "It hurts us to see their crops burning up because we know that they're losing money."
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Nearly half of the continental U.S. is experiencing severe drought
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More than half of U.S. counties are designated disaster zones
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Irrigation systems are benefiting from the extreme drought
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Jim Reid: "It's a debt to me, but it's a benefit to me to have a commodity to sell"

Question: The drought, they say, has resulted in a smaller, sweeter peach that will allow @placeholder to live up to its nickname as the Peach State.

Answer: Georgia

Answer: Georgia


Is this Australia's most haunted town? A growing number of residents in the regional Queensland town of Toowoomba are documenting a series of spine-tingling encounters with ghosts. The other-worldly activity is so frequent, a team of ghost hunters has set up shop in the not-so-sleepy town. Toowoomba Ghost Chasers has travelled around Toowoomba and the surrounding areas since it was created by Kylie Samuels and Katie Harvey, who hope they are the ones locals call when there's something strange in the neighbourhood. 'We have found Toowoomba is full of ghosts,' founder Ms Samuels said. The group has researched a number of reported sightings, and documents them with photos, videos and audio recordings.
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The number of 'ghost encounters' in Toowoomba, Queensland, on the rise
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The regional city is considered by some 'Australia's most haunted' town
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'We have found Toowoomba is full of ghosts,' one paranormal chaser says
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Ghost chasers believe they have captured dozens of encounters on film

Question: Mr Mulligan said @placeholder's history is what makes it a haven for spirits.

Answer: Toowoomba

Answer: Toowoomba Ghost Chasers

Answer: Toowoomba

Answer: Toowoomba

Answer: Toowoomba

Answer: Toowoomba


Former International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn has been cleared of 'aggravated pimping' over orgies held during the global financial crisis. Strauss-Kahn, who was once widely expected to become French president, was accused of procuring seven prostitutes for 'beast-like' sex parties that took place between 2008 and 2011, while he was married. He admitted that the orgies took place, but denied knowing the women were paid to be there, saying he believed they were simply 'libertine'. Strauss-Kahn, known as DSK in France, had been facing 10 years behind bars until his acquittal today. The verdict draws to a close four years of legal drama for Strauss-Kahn which saw his presidential ambitions implode, and his 20-year marriage collapse.
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Dominique Strauss-Kahn admitted to taking part in group sex parties
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Said they were 'recreational sessions' away from his job 'saving the world'
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However he denied knowing that the women involved were prostitutes
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Verdict ends four years of legal battles than ended his presidential hopes

Question: In their closing arguments, his lawyers said the case against him had 'collapsed' into nothing more than an indictment of Strauss-@placeholder's morals, and the prosecution appeared to agree.

Answer: Kahn

Answer: Kahn

Answer: Kahn

Answer: Kahn

Answer: Kahn

Question: In another boost for Strauss-@placeholder, two ex-prostitutes who attended the orgies dropped a civil lawsuit against him, with lawyers saying they lacked enough proof to win the case.

Answer: Kahn

Answer: Kahn

Answer: Kahn

Answer: Kahn

Answer: Kahn


(CNN) President Donald Trump described an administration operating at full throttle during a valedictory address Friday, vowing to uphold his campaign promises to a right-wing crowd of activists that once viewed him skeptically. He also escalated his attacks on the press, pitting the news media against conservative values and suggesting he was going to take action soon to end what he described as a scourge of "fake news." Speaking at the Conservative Political Action Conference, Trump vowed an economic revival spurred by new jobs and scaled back regulation. He insisted that his most prominent agenda items would be realized in short order. And he characterized in nationalist terms the "America first" theme of his presidency.
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He first spoke at CPAC in six years ago
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He also escalated his attacks on the press

Question: Trump said on Friday that he arrived at his first @placeholder address in 2011 with "very little notes and even less preparation."

Answer: Conservative Political Action Conference

Answer: CPAC


London (CNN) US President Donald Trump was accused of behaving "like a petulant child," during a debate in the British parliament about the controversial decision to invite him on a state visit to the UK so early in his term. The comment arose as members of Parliament were discussing a petition calling for the trip to be downgraded because of Trump's "well-documented misogyny and vulgarity." Opening the largely symbolic debate in Westminster Hall, Labour MP Paul Flynn said: "We all in this room hold in great respect the US presidency, their constitution, their history," and that there was "no question of any disrespect towards that country."
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UK MPs debate decision to issue state visit invitation to US President Donald Trump
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Invitation -- made an unprecedented seven days into Trump's presidency -- has sparked controversy

Question: Labour MP David Lammy said it was to be expected that the US President would be invited to the @placeholder, but that offering Trump a full state visit after only seven days in power was not acceptable.

Answer: US

Answer: UK

Answer: US

Answer: UK

Answer: US


A couple who claim to be the world's first couple to have met online are celebrating 20 years together - after being among the first people to sign up to the first-ever internet dating site. Bill and Freddi Strauss, from San Fernando Valley, California, met on a primitive Match.com, a few weeks after it was launched in 1995, and married three years later. And now the loved-up couple are celebrating 20 years of being together. Bill and Freddi Strauss are now experts at 'selfies', but when they met, online dating was a new phenomenon and they had to ask friends to help them build an internet profile
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Bill and Freddi Strauss each signed up to internet dating in 1995
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The duo met on a primitive version of the dating website Match.com
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Friends helped them set up profiles when looking for love in cyberspace

Question: Their next date didn't go any better after @placeholder's perm went wrong and she tried to cancel their meeting scheduled for that weekend.

Answer: Freddi Strauss

Answer: Freddi Strauss

Answer: Freddi Strauss


Jamie Carragher believes Chelsea's 3-0 defeat against Premier League rivals Manchester City was partly down to Cesc Fabregas' lack of 'tactical intelligence'. Jose Mourinho's champions suffered an early blow to their title defence with a poor performance at the Etihad as goals from Sergio Aguero, Vincent Kompany and Fernandinho helped City ease to victory on Sunday. And Sportsmail columnist Jamie Carragher believes the lack of defensive discipline shown by midfielders Ramires and Fabregas sent Chelsea on their way to defeat. Speaking on Sky Sports' Monday Night Football, Carragher said: 'Why do you play Ramires? 'Because you've got someone in Cesc Fabregas who is a fantastic footballer, creates goals, scores goals, but he can't defend as we saw in the first 10 seconds when David Silva turns him and puts Sergio Aguero through.
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Chelsea suffered 3-0 defeat against rivals Manchester City on Sunday
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Jamie Carragher believes Cesc Fabregas couldn't cope defensively
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Monday Night Football pundit Carragher claimed Fabregas 'can't defend'
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It's not too late to sign up to MailOnline's new Fantasy Football game

Question: Carragher added: 'If you play him in there [central midfield], Fabregas needs protection from Matic and @placeholder and he didn't get that, especially from Ramires.

Answer: Ramires

Answer: Ramires


The team with the lowest transfer outlay this season rose unassumingly into eighth place on Wednesday night. Stoke City beat Everton, to nobody’s great surprise, and look on course for their best Premier League finish yet – a year after their last. Mark Hughes really should be in the running for those annual accolades saluting success amid all this. Manager of the Year? Quite possibly. Mark Hughes looks on with a smile as his Stoke City side cruise to a 2-0 win over Everton on Wednesday He has signed with remarkable shrewdness, shaped his players into a cohesive style, and overcome the set-backs of regular injuries to key players to guide Stoke to 42 points after 28 games.
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Stoke City beat Everton 2-0 to move up to eighth in the Premier League
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Stoke on course to better their highest ever Premier League finish (9th)
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Stoke spent just £1.2m on players last summer, less than any other club
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Mark Hughes in contention to be named Manager of the Year
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CLICK HERE for all the latest Stoke City news

Question: But when @placeholder have suffered injuries it has not provoked a sudden splurge.

Answer: Stoke City

Answer: Stoke City

Answer: Stoke

Answer: Stoke City

Answer: Stoke

Answer: Stoke

Answer: Stoke City


Sue Perkins has revealed she was in a long-term relationship with a man for six years until he confessed to being gay. The Great British Bake Off presenter said she loved the man, known only as Rob, and that being a lesbian does not mean that she wasn't able to have feelings for a person of the opposite sex. The usually self-contained 45-year-old, who is currently in a relationship with presenter Anna Richardson, 44, discussed being uncertain about her sexuality in her youth as she marks the release of her candid memoir Spectacles. Sue told The Telegraph she had a long-term relationship with a man who she only calls 'Rob', who she met while they both starred in a production of Bizet's Carmen in school.
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Sue Perkins, 45, revealed she dated a man for six years in her twenties
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Ended when 'Rob' came out as gay and confessed to sleeping with others
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Great British Bake Off presenter is now with Anna Richardson

Question: While penning @placeholder, Perkins also recalls the pain she felt when best friend of 27 years Mel Giedroyc decided to embark upon motherhood herself.

Answer: Spectacles


Militants fighting for the Al Qaeda-affiliated Nusra Front in Syria have released images showing them posing with American anti-tank missiles captured from Western-backed rebels. The terrorists are seen wearing military fatigues as they pose with deadly American-made BGM-71 TOW missiles in a warehouse in Atarib, a town 15 miles west of the city of Aleppo. The showboating images show the masked militants pointing to America logos on cardboard boxes filled with food and weapons, which were seized when the Western-backed moderate rebel group Harakat Hazm recently disbanded and allowed their headquarters to be overrun with  jihadis. The emergence of the photographs comes as Nusra Front militants announced they are considering splitting with Al Qaeda in order to create an antonymous terror organisation that can rival the Islamic State's reign of terror in Syria and Iraq.
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Nusra Front militants seized American weapons and food supplies in Syria
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Products were provided to the Western-backed rebel group Harakat Hazm
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But the rebels disbanded last week and their warehouses were overrun
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Images emerged as Nusra Front announced plans to leave Al Qaeda
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Rebel group is considering the split to attract Qatari financiers who could help the militants create a terror organisation to rival ISIS

Question: With the @placeholder  having now seized control of Harakat Hazm-held buildings and territory, these supplies are now in the hands of Al Qaeda-backed terrorists, who used social media to goad the U.S. military.

Answer: Nusra Front

Answer: Nusra Front

Answer: Nusra Front

Answer: Nusra Front


Students at a Catholic school in New Jersey have not been punished for dressing up as a monkey and a banana to taunt black basketball players at a high school game. The two Holy Spirit High School seniors screamed from the sidelines as their classmates played Atlantic City, whose team is mostly black. Despite numerous complaints, both were simply issued with warnings. Outrage: This is a picture of two Holy Spirit students (right) dressed as a monkey and a banana as they taunted Atlantic City's majority black basketball team (one player seen wearing white, left) Jay Connell, athletic director at Holy Spirit, told The Press Of Atlantic City: 'I am not going to kick anyone out of school or whip anybody.
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Two teenage boys dressed as monkey and banana at basketball game
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Their school, Holy Spirit, in New Jersey, was playing Atlantic City's majority black team
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Both boys were issued with a warning but not punished

Question: The punishment is that it will be an event that will not happen again, and that is the punishment for @placeholder.'

Answer: Holy Spirit High School

Answer: Holy Spirit

Answer: Holy Spirit

Answer: Holy Spirit


Following Monday's huge Married At First Sight revelation that Michelle and James have called time on their relationship, it appears the signs they were heading for splitville were definitely there. The pair - who married as part of the Channel Nine reality show - were forced to reveal their separation after Michelle was pictured marrying another man, reportedly an 'old flame'. On Monday night's third episode of the programme the cracks were on display as Michelle - who was initially smitten with her new husband at their wedding - expressed her reservations during their first week at home. She appeared irritated by James constantly telling her things were 'good' and that she was 'nice,’ without opening up any more.
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Cracks show in Married At First Sight couple's marriage
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On Monday they were forced to announce that they have split up
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Michelle and James were married as part of the Ch 9 reality show
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However Michelle has been pictured in a wedding dress with another man
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It has not been confirmed who the man is but apparently he's an old flame
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Know Michelle's new groom? Email andrea.magrath@mailonline.com

Question: @placeholder echoed the same sentiments, saying: 'So far the matchmakers are killing it, I love the matchmakers, I need to see them and say thank you.

Answer: Michelle

Answer: Michelle

Answer: Michelle

Answer: Michelle

Answer: Michelle

Answer: Michelle


Washington (CNN) In his first 100 days, President Donald Trump has signed more bills into law than the previous five presidents and has signed more executive orders than any president since Harry Truman. But unlike many of his recent predecessors, Trump didn't score any major legislative victories. Trump does have one big win: The Senate confirmed Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court. That hasn't happened in a president's first 100 days since President James Garfield did it 136 years ago. New laws on the books, but no major legislation Since taking office, Trump has signed 29 bills into law, according to public records. That's more than Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, George H.W. Bush and Ronald Reagan. But Trump hasn't signed any "major legislation" -- a bill that delivers on a campaign promise or has a nationwide impact.
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Since taking office, Trump has signed 29 bills into law
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Trump is the fourth US president with a successful Supreme Court nomination in his first 100 days

Question: "I don't think (@placeholder) even tries anymore, I think he just signs executive actions," Trump said in December 2015.

Answer: Barack Obama

Question: @placeholder, at the relatively young age of 49, could sit on the high court for decades.

Answer: Neil Gorsuch


(CNN) -- University of Notre Dame senior Emily Toates, like many in the Catholic faith, is angry over her school's decision to give President Obama an honorary degree at this weekend's commencement. Notre Dame senior Emily Toates says she will not attend her school's main graduation ceremony. She's doing something about it: skipping the event. "I do not feel comfortable going and celebrating him as the university hands him an honorary degree -- in a sense honoring his policies," Toates said. On Sunday, Obama will become one of many sitting U.S. presidents to deliver the commencement address at the Catholic institution. The honor comes much to the chagrin of anti-abortion groups and Catholics protesting the president's pro-choice, pro-stem cell research views.
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Notre Dame student says "I do not feel comfortable going and celebrating" Obama
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Obama to deliver graduation speech at University of Notre Dame on Sunday
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Catholic groups have protested the choice in speaker, noting his views
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New poll shows most Catholic voters want president to speak at Notre Dame

Question: @placeholder who attend services less frequently say by a 70 percent to 26 percent margin that Obama should speak, according to the poll.

Answer: Catholic

Answer: Catholics

Answer: Catholic

Question: If you divide between practicing Catholics and nonpracticing @placeholder, you'll find that the practicing Catholics for some reason are opposed to Obama getting an honor.

Answer: Catholic

Answer: Catholics

Answer: Catholic


As the clock ticked down on Celtic’s League Cup Final win, goalkeeper Craig Gordon looked in a world of his own as he glanced around Hampden, savouring every last moment. When the final whistle confirmed his first winners’ medal since the Scottish Cup victory over Gretna on penalties with Hearts in 2006, the goalkeeper immediately searched out the twin lights who had inspired his incredible comeback story. Over the course of his two long years out injured, four year old daughter Freya and then the arrival of little Emma, now 22-months old, provided both fortitude and hope in what was a seemingly endless dark tunnel for Gordon.
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Celtic beat Dundee United 2-0 in the Scottish League Cup final
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Keeper Craig Gordon got his first winners’ medal since 2006
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Gordon has recovered from numerous injuries to succeed at Celtic

Question: ‘I took a moment or two towards the end to think about things,’ admitted Gordon, his lips visibly quivering with emotion after the 2-0 win against @placeholder.

Answer: Dundee United


Philippe Coutinho will more than likely be sidelined for Liverpool's Europa League clash with Bordeaux on Thursday after suffering a minor hamstring strain at the weekend. The in-form Brazilian scored the Reds' second goal in their 4-1 demolition of Manchester City on Saturday but limped off in the second half with a leg problem. A scan on Monday night revealed no major damage and the 23-year-old is a chance to be involved when Swansea City visit in the Premier League on Sunday. Although only a minor set-back, the blow comes at a terrible time for Coutinho after he's managed to string together a series of stand-out performances.
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Philippe Coutinho was replaced in the second half of Saturday's win
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In-form Brazilian more than likely to miss Thursday's visit by Bordeaux
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The forward was diagnosed with a minor hamstring strain after scans
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He's a chance of being fit for Sunday's Premier League clash with Swansea
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John Aldridge: Jurgen Klopp is Liverpool's 12th man

Question: 'It's been personally a good year for me, with big moments, some good goals and receiving awards,' @placeholder told liverpoolfc.com.

Answer: Philippe Coutinho

Answer: Coutinho

Answer: Philippe Coutinho


(CNN) -- Federal prosecutors revealed a photograph Thursday that they say show an Amish man attacking another Amish man by attempting to forcibly cut his beard. The photo was submitted as evidence in the trial of 16 Amish men and women charged with federal hate crimes in connection with last year's beard-cutting attacks in rural eastern Ohio. The trial started Monday at federal court in Cleveland with jury selection. To the Amish, a beard is a significant symbol of faith and manhood. The photo was recovered from a disposable camera that was used to document the attacks, which prosecutors say were ordered by Samuel Mullet Sr., the Amish leader of a breakaway sect and one of the 16 defendants. Prosecutors did not identify the attacker or the victim in the photo in their court filings.
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Federal prosecutors submitted a photo they say shows Amish attack
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In it, one Amish man is attempting to forcibly remove another's beard
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It was one of several attacks that exposed a rift in Ohio's Amish community
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16 Amish men and women face federal hate crimes charges for the attacks

Question: "That's very atypical behavior for @placeholder to do that," Troyer said.

Answer: Amish

Answer: Amish

Answer: Amish

Answer: Amish

Answer: Amish

Answer: Amish

Answer: Amish

Answer: Amish

Answer: Amish


Premier League managers have welcomed the decision to play the French national anthem before every game this weekend in remembrance of the victims of the Paris terror attacks. Arsenal’s French boss Arsene Wenger, whose side play at West Brom on Saturday, said: ‘I think it’s a nice gesture of solidarity. It’s not an obvious one for the fans, just like it would not be an obvious one for fans in France to sing God Save The Queen, because they don’t know the words. Symbolically it’s a very nice gesture.’ There are 72 French players at top-flight clubs, the biggest number from a single nationality after England, and a choral version of La Marseillaise will be played after the coin toss, with players from both teams joining officials in the centre circle facing the main stand.
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La Marseillaise will be heard across Premier League grounds this weekend
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French national anthem will be played in tribute to victims of Paris attacks
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Arsene Wenger, Roberto Martinez and Ronald Koeman welcomed gesture
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Football League has also given teams the option to do so this weekend too
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See full coverage of news and results from the Premier League

Question: The move follows @placeholder and France fans joining together to sing La Marseillaise at Tuesday’s international friendly at Wembley, to remember the 129 people who died.

Answer: England


She leads a  double life as a producer - almost like the kind of dramatic ones they show in the movies. As the moneybag behind several cutting-edge films, Ekta Kapoor keeps reinventing Hindi crossover time and again. But in her soap dramas, she celebrates clichés, routinely drawing accusations of promoting regressive stereotypes that insult the modern Indian woman through her TV shows. 'What is a modern Indian woman? I find the term amusing,' Ekta retorts. 'Indian women have forever been strong multitasking individuals. They have always been emancipated.' The subject comes up as we chat about her new show Naagin, which is enjoying steady ratings as all Ekta soaps do. Call it cool or call it trash, Indian television owes its current shape to Ekta.
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Kapoor is renowned for  groundbreaking films depicting sex and violence
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But admits she now 'plays it safe' for audiences with her popular soaps
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Says 'small town mindset' stops Indian TV getting more complex
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Interview comes as new series Naagin starring Mouni Roy hits screens

Question: And small town people have simple thinking,' she reasons, on why @placeholder television refuses to move to more complicated levels.

Answer: Indian

Answer: Indian

Answer: Indian

Answer: Indian

Answer: Indian


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump's vow to massively rebuild the US armed forces comes with an interesting wrinkle in his first budget request: a call to close military bases. Trump's Pentagon is asking for a new commission to study closing or revamping bases in its budget request, as the Defense Department says it has upwards of 20% excess infrastructure capacity and slimming down would save money. But the request to close bases, which would not occur until 2021, is an uphill climb on Capitol Hill. Republicans are already unhappy that Trump did not propose a bigger military budget after his pledge to massively add ships, planes and troops. GOP lawmakers say going through another round of the Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) process is another step in the wrong direction when the military has been constrained for years by the so-called "sequestration" budget caps.
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Trump budget calls for new round of BRAC study of possible base closures
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Congress is unlikely to adopt the plan

Question: "It's short of a @placeholder, but at least lays out -- OK Congress, what should you do?"

Answer: BRAC

Answer: BRAC


A Good Samaritan taxi driver who gave a free lift to drunk two men was brutally attacked by them and mugged for his £300 takings. Francis McBride, 71, took pity on Michael Edhouse, 25, and Daniel Swaincott, 26, who claimed they were drunk and had no money for the fare. He agreed to take the apparently vulnerable pair back home to Oldham, Greater Manchester, in the early hours after they claimed they had been left stranded in Rochdale. But as they got to their destination after a seven mile journey, they ambushed Mr McBride and stole his entire £300 takings.
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Francis McBride, 71, gave lift to two men who said they had no money
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He took pity on Michael Edhouse, 25, and Daniel Swaincott, 26
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But the pair brutally attacked the pensioner and stole his entire takings
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They have now been jailed for a total of 11 and a half years for the attack

Question: 'I had picked them up in Rochdale and was taking them to @placeholder as agreed.

Answer: Oldham


(CNN) Every day we learn more about the scale and effectiveness of Russian influence operations during the 2016 US election. The implications for our political process are ominous, but the problem runs much deeper. For years hostile foreign governments, terrorist groups, and armies of internet trolls have manipulated public discussion, both in the United States and around the world. We must understand Russia's manipulative attack during last year's presidential elections in a broader context: as a relatively traditional propaganda operation that achieved unprecedented reach because social media companies are either unable or choose not to defend themselves. Every time our society falls victim to an information attack, we blame the attacker, but not their weapons. It's hard to accept that the platforms we use to chat with friends and share baby photos can have such a powerful impact in shaping democracy. Platforms like Google, Facebook, and Twitter have fundamental flaws that must be fixed if we're going to protect ourselves in the future.
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Jonathon Morgan: For years hostile governments, terrorist groups, and internet trolls have manipulated public discussion
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Social media and government have to take steps to prevent this, Morgan says

Question: They were manipulating the underlying mechanics of social media, tricking platforms like @placeholder, Tumblr, and YouTube into amplifying their message to the widest possible audience.

Answer: Twitter

Question: In October, 2016, Obama administration intelligence officials formally accused @placeholder of meddling in US elections.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia


Washington (CNN) The darkening storm over Russia is now looming over President Donald Trump's innermost circle. The intrigue now threatening to swamp Washington politics deepened on Monday when Trump's son-in-law and trusted adviser, Jared Kushner, offered to testify to senators about meetings with senior Kremlin officials -- including the head of a bank closely linked to President Vladimir Putin's government. And more revelations about a secret trip to the White House complex by House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes spurred claims by Democrats that he was in league with the President's aides to subvert his own panel's investigation into Moscow's alleged election meddling and ties to the Trump campaign.
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On Monday, Kushner volunteered to testify
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Later in the week senators will weigh in

Question: Perhaps prompted by rising speculation about Russia, Trump launched a Twitter barrage Monday night, possibly to distract attention from stories damaging to his @placeholder by attacking a familiar target.

Answer: White House

Question: But the storm isn't likely to break soon: There will be new @placeholder-related headlines on Thursday, when an intelligence committee hearing offers senators their first chance to go on the record addressing the widening controversy embroiling Trump and Russia.

Answer: Russia

Question: But the storm isn't likely to break soon: There will be new Russia-related headlines on Thursday, when an intelligence committee hearing offers senators their first chance to go on the record addressing the widening controversy embroiling @placeholder and Russia.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: The deepening questions about Russia are combining with a thicket of more conventional political troubles bearing down on the @placeholder.

Answer: White House

Question: @placeholder also said during the campaign that he could lift some sanctions on Russia.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: The @placeholder insisted there was nothing suspicious about the meetings.

Answer: White House


(CNN) In 1944, the Swedish social scientist Gunnar Myrdal, who would go on to win the Nobel Prize in economics, published a landmark study of the United States titled "An American Dilemma." It was about the condition of blacks in America. He posited that over the course of American history, white prejudice kept African-Americans low in standards of living, health, education, manners and morals. But those low standards in turn confirmed and reinforced white prejudice, setting off a depressing spiral. It is tragic to say that in 2016, 72 years later, those words seem strikingly relevant. The first thing to say about the grotesque shooting of police officers in Dallas last week is that these are not simply cruel and abominable acts but deeply dangerous.
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Fareed Zakaria: Dallas shootings not simply cruel and abominable but deeply dangerous
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We need to all recognize that there is a bigger problem than we want to admit, he says

Question: "According to various studies -- not just one, but a wide range of studies that have been carried out over a number of years -- African-@placeholder are 30% more likely than whites to be pulled over.

Answer: America

Answer: American

Answer: Americans

Question: The same is true, of course, about African-@placeholder -- the vast, vast majority of whom it should go without saying are law-abiding citizens.

Answer: America

Answer: American

Answer: Americans


GAZA CITY (CNN)  -- About 150 pro-Fatah Palestinians seeking refuge from a Hamas crackdown in eastern Gaza City were allowed into Israel on Saturday, an Israel Defense Forces spokesman told CNN. Fatah members are led handcuffed and blindfolded through a Gaza City checkpoint into Israel on Saturday. They were let in at the request of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas after Hamas took control of a neighborhood in eastern Gaza City on Saturday. The Palestinians entered through a security checkpoint in Nahal Oz in the Gaza's northern region Saturday afternoon, the spokesman said. "They were asking to enter the state of Israel after being threatened by Hamas gunmen," the spokesman said.
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About 150 pro-Fatah Palestinians let into Israel after Hamas crackdown
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5 die in collapse of tunnel used to smuggle goods from Egypt to Gaza
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At least 4 killed, 60 wounded in Hamas battle with pro-Fatah clan in east Gaza City
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Hamas takeover the latest in week of Palestinian infighting

Question: He also said they would be asked about the events leading them to seek refuge in @placeholder.

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israel

Question: The @placeholder forces were battling a family suspected of harboring Fatah members wanted in last week's Gaza beach bombing.

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Question: Hamas security forces in Gaza had already detained hundreds of people affiliated with @placeholder since five Hamas militants and a child died in the July 25 beach bombing.

Answer: Fatah


Few  would be surprised if Noel Meade's love affair with the Cheltenham Festival had turned sour and he had filed for divorce long ago. Four wins are outnumbered by a list of defeats, some of them crushing. But if you have to feel real pain to truly appreciate ultimate happiness, the Co Meath trainer could experience a legal high to catapult him over the grandstand if Road To Riches wins the Gold Cup on Friday. Road to Riches (right), ridden by Bryan Cooper, jumps the last to win The Lexus Steeplechase in December Trainer Noel Meade has high hopes for Road To Riches in the Cheltenham Gold Cup
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Road To Riches will be competing for the Gold Cup at Cheltenham
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Trainer Noel Meade has four Festival wins and many more defeats
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Victory for the Lexus Chase winner would erase near misses including Harchibald and Harbour Pilot

Question: But it is @placeholder that Meade seeks most and he reckons he might be on the right road.

Answer: Gold Cup

Answer: Cheltenham Gold Cup

Answer: Gold Cup


Two female high school seniors at a school in California have complained after they were omitted from their yearbook because they wore suits instead of dresses for their photos. Crystal Cumplido, a senior at Lincoln High School in Stockton, California, was dressed in a black suit with a red tie in her senior portrait, complete with a huge smile. When she got her senior yearbook, her photo was no where to be found and she was upset. School administrators told her women and men are supposed to be dressed a certain way. 'He told me that I wasn't following policy,' the teen told FOX40. 'That girls are supposed to wear the black, little shirt over whatever.'
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Crystal Cumplido and Mari Champagne were both upset to discover they had been left out of their Lincoln High School yearbook
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School administrators told Cumplido that women and men are supposed to be dressed a certain way
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Champagne described the decision as 'gender expression discrimination'
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The local school district has since apologized and promised to reprint the yearbook with the photos included

Question: 'It's like I didn't even exist in @placeholder,' said Cumplido of her snub.

Answer: Lincoln High School

Answer: Lincoln High School