George Osborne pleaded with David Cameron not to hold an in/out referendum on the European Union, it emerged last night. Senior Tory sources revealed the Chancellor had repeatedly warned against the move in the run-up to the Prime Minister’s referendum pledge in 2013. Meanwhile a major new biography of Mr Cameron said the issue had opened up a ‘rare schism’ between the two men. The revelation that the Chancellor tried to block the referendum will raise eyebrows among Eurosceptic Tories, given his role as Mr Cameron’s lead negotiator in talks to secure a new deal with the EU. A spokesman for the Chancellor last night said it was ‘nonsense’ to suggest he had ever opposed holding an in/out vote.
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Osborne repeatedly warned against move before PM’s referendum pledge
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He warned PM referendum would not resolve tensions within Tory party
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Also said it would put party on wrong side of mainstream business opinion
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Major new biography said issue opened up ‘rare schism’ between two men

Question: ‘He certainly expressed his opinion to @placeholder that a referendum was not a good move,’ the source said.

Answer: David Cameron

Answer: Cameron

Answer: Cameron


Brendon McCullum blazed the joint second-highest individual score in world T20 cricket with a brilliant unbeaten 158 as Birmingham Bears beat Derbyshire Falcons by 60 runs in the NatWest T20 Blast at Edgbaston. The New Zealand captain more than lived up to expectations on his home debut, thrilling the Bears' supporters with a thunderous innings from 64 balls that included 13 fours and 11 sixes. That matched McCullum's own best T20 score and only Chris Gayle, with 175 not out in the Indian Premier League, has managed more. His onslaught lifted Birmingham to 242 for two - their highest total in the format and the joint-third highest by any team in English domestic T20.
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New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum was making his home debut
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The Kiwi produced a thunderous innings from 64 balls that included 13 fours and 11 sixes
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McCullum's onslaught lifted Birmingham to 242 for two

Question: @placeholder's 182 all out in reply was a plucky effort but predictably fell short as they had to go for broke from the off.

Answer: Derbyshire Falcons

Question: That was bad news for the Falcons as @placeholder responded by moving into overdrive.

Answer: Brendon McCullum

Answer: McCullum

Answer: Brendon McCullum

Answer: McCullum

Question: Facing a mountainous task, the @placeholder had a real go at it.

Answer: Derbyshire Falcons


Boxing's knockout king Gennady Golovkin has claimed he now wants to beat his next opponent by going all 12 rounds, rather than inflict the 30th stoppage of his burgeoning career. The Kazakh warrior is on the brink of becoming boxing's next superstar after causing a trail of destruction. In his 32-fight career, Golovkin has 29 knockouts, meaning his 90.6 per cent KO rate is the highest in the history of the middleweight division. Golovkin's next opponent will be Willie Monroe Jnr on May 16 in Inglewood, California - just three months after his latest brutal KO, of Britain's Martin Murray in Monaco. And the IBO/WBA and WBC interim middleweight champion said he hoped to be taken the distance for the first time in 20 fights and seven years.
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Gennady Golovkin fights Willie Monroe Jnr in May
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The Kazakh is hardest pound-for-pound puncher is boxing
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But he wants to prove his greatness by winning over the full distance
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Golovkin wants unification fight against WBC champion Miguel Cotto

Question: Gennady Golovkin (left) faces off against @placeholder at a press conference ahead of their fight

Answer: Willie Monroe Jnr

Answer: Willie Monroe Jnr


(CNN) Decades after the U.S. Air Force unveiled one if its first stealth combat planes, the B-2 bomber, lawyers are still arguing over the origins and legal ownership of the technology that allows pilots to fly virtually undetected by enemy radar. On February 19, a federal appeals court ordered a hearing to determine whether the Pentagon infringed on a patent owned by Zoltek, a materials company from St. Louis, when it developed the stealthy coating for the F-22 fighter plane and B-2 bomber. In the latest development in a case that has spanned nearly 20 years, the ruling reversed a Federal Claims Court judge's 2014 decision that sided with the U.S. government by determining that Zoltek's patent was invalid.
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Lawyers are still arguing over the origins of stealth technology used on two U.S. military aircraft
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Court ordered hearing to determine whether the Pentagon infringed on a patent owned by Zoltek
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Zoltek was granted a patent in 1988 for a method of making products more resistant to electricity

Question: Among those decisions was one that determined that Lockheed Martin, the manufacturer of the @placeholder, would not be included in the legal proceedings.

Answer: F-22


(CNN) At his own request, the California judge facing a recall effort for his handling of a sexual assault case involving a Stanford student will no longer hear criminal cases. Judge Aaron Persky, a Stanford alum, has come under harsh criticism since sentencing Brock Turner to six months in county jail for assaulting an unconscious woman outside a fraternity party. Prosecutors had asked for a six-year prison sentence for the January 2015 assault. A source familiar with the judge's thinking said Persky wanted to step aside in part because he didn't want cases before him to receive unfair and unwarranted national attention.
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Judge Aaron Persky asked to be reassigned to civil division
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Earlier this week, Persky recused himself from making a decision in another sex case

Question: "While I firmly believe in @placeholder's ability to serve in his current assignment, he has requested to be assigned to the civil division, in which he previously served," he said.

Answer: Persky

Answer: Persky

Question: Supporters of efforts to remove @placeholder from the bench welcomed the news.

Answer: Aaron Persky

Answer: Persky

Answer: Aaron Persky

Answer: Persky


(CNN) Addison Short and a friend tried to run for safety when they heard the pop of gunfire during Jason Aldean's performance Sunday night. But Short's knee buckled. "I just got shot, I can't run," she cried out. The shooter firing from the window of a room on the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino on the Las Vegas Strip had shot her in the leg. It hurt. Blood gushed from the wound. "You go, just go get somewhere safe," Short told her friend, who escaped the bullets raining down from a shooter authorities identified as Stephen Paddock, 64.
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A woman injured by gunfire said a good Samaritan wrapped her knee with a belt
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The man carried her on his shoulder to a taxi, the victim says

Question: "We believe @placeholder is solely responsible for this heinous act," Fasulo said.

Answer: Stephen Paddock


(CNN) A young Pokemon enthusiast endured a roller coaster of emotions when his collection of trading cards was stolen by another boy, then retrieved, and then magically multiplied by a generous Cleveland police officer. Yes, the biggest trading card craze of the 90's is still going strong, and it still contains all of the high drama and friendship-ruining potential you remember. Take 9-year-old Bryce, who had his Pokemon collection snatched right out of his hands. "I was stunned," Bryce told CNN. "I couldn't move." Officer Jimmy Grotenrath of the Cleveland Police Department's 4th District was called to look into the card-napping, and he felt for the boy. He, too, had collected Pokemon cards as a child. Luckily, Grotenrath and his partner were able to retrieve most of Bryce's stash.
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Officer Grotenrath used kindness. It's super effective!
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With the help of neighborhood kids, police also resolved the card-napping

Question: For all the @placeholder lovers clamoring to know how valuable -- monetarily and otherwise -- Grotenrath's collection is, he says he's not really sure.

Answer: Pokemon

Answer: Pokemon

Answer: Pokemon


What price Nessun Dorma getting another sporting outing, this time in the Colosseum of all places, after the European Tour went against conventional wisdom on Monday and awarded the 2022 Ryder Cup to Rome? When it comes to the Royal and Ancient sport, it is fair to say all roads to this point had most definitely not led to the Eternal City. But despite strong competition from Spain and Germany, two countries with a long tradition of hosting multiple tour events, it will be Italy who will have the honour of becoming just the third country in continental Europe — after Spain (1997) and France (2018) — to host the biennial competition.
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Team Europe announced the 2022 Ryder Cup is to be held in Italy
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Rome's Marco Simone Golf and Country Club is the chosen course
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It's the first time Italy will host golf's greatest team event

Question: But the prize fund will double next year to €3million (£2.18m) and then more than double again from 2017 onwards to €7m (£5m) for each subsequent edition leading up to the @placeholder.

Answer: Ryder Cup

Answer: Ryder Cup


(CNN) A man from Uzbekistan arrested in Turkey has confessed to carrying out the deadly New Year's gun attack at Istanbul's Reina nightclub, the city's governor has said, dubbing the shooting an ISIS-influenced terrorist attack. Abdulgadir Masharipov allegedly opened fire in the early hours of New Year's Day in an attack that left 39 people dead and dozens injured, in a gruesome beginning to the new year following multiple acts of terror in 2016. "The terrorist actually said that he did it," Istanbul Governor Vasip Sahin told journalists Tuesday. Masharipov was born in 1983 and was educated in Afghanistan, Sahin said. He came to Turkey in January 2016 and went by the code name Abu Mohammed Khorasani Abdulkavi.
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Suspect arrested is from Uzbekistan
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Istanbul governor says shooting was 'based on ISIS'

Question: The claim could be seen as a "a declaration of war on @placeholder," CNN intelligence and security analyst Bob Baer said.

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey


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

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

Answer: Jose Aldo

Answer: Aldo

Answer: Jose Aldo

Answer: Aldo

Answer: Aldo


A cousin of New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez, who was the star's longtime personal assistant, has been sentenced to seven months in prison after pleading guilty to federal drug charges stemming from baseball's South Florida steroids scandal. U.S. District Judge Cecilia M. Altonaga also sentenced Yuri Sucart to serve six months of house arrest after his release from prison and imposed a $5,000 fine on Thursday. He could later be deported to his native Dominican Republic. Sucart, 53, is the last of eight people to plead guilty for roles in providing steroids to Rodriguez and other athletes through the Biogenesis of America clinic owned by Anthony Bosch.
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Yuri Sucart, 53, was sentenced on Thursday after pleading guilty to federal drug charges stemming from baseball's South Florida steroids scandal
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He also received six months of house arrest on his release, a $5,000 fine and could be deported back to his native Dominican Republic
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Last of eight people to plead guilty to providing steroids to Rodriguez and other athletes through the Biogenesis of America clinic
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Sucart had attempted to bride A-Rod for $5 million and a house, but settled for about $900,000

Question: Motiani, however, said Sucart began his side steroids business long before his falling out with A-@placeholder.

Answer: Alex Rodriguez

Answer: Rodriguez

Answer: Rodriguez

Answer: Rod


A collection of intimate letters written by Albert Einstein are set to be auctioned today at the largest sale ever of the Nobel Prize winning physicist's writings. The 27 letters written to family and friends reveal Einstein's thoughts on adultery, what he called the 'childlike' notion of a 'personal god', his opinion of Sigmund Freud, McCarthyism and Nazi Germany among other musings. When the cache hits the auction block at Profiles in History, the collection could fetch as much as $1 million. The letters written in English and German, with some in longhand and others on typewriters, are expected to harness interest from worldwide.
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Writings include his opinion of Sigmund Freud and McCarthyism
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He tells of his 'nervousness' over anti-Semitic sentiment in Germany
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Laments connection between Special Relativity Theory and Atomic Bomb
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Auctioneers say 27 letters are largest sale of its kind in history

Question: In it, Einstein discusses in @placeholder his personal opinions of the father of psychoanalysis.

Answer: Germany

Answer: German

Answer: Germany


(CNN) The East Coast braced for high winds and treacherous surf from Hurricane Maria, which was still churning in the Atlantic days after the storm caused widespread devastation in the Caribbean. Maria will weaken to a tropical storm by Tuesday night, according to the National Hurricane Center. The dangerous core of the storm is expected to move well east of the southeast coast of the United States during the next day or so. Maria maintained Category 1 status, with sustained winds of 80 mph on Monday, forecasters said. "The good news is it is expected to stay weak, we don't expect any more intensification as it goes north," said CNN Meteorologist Allison Chinchar. "Then as it starts to veer out toward the east it's going to come into blocking mechanisms. This is good news. This prevents it from getting too close to the US to actually have a direct landfall."
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Current forecasts show Maria brushing North Carolina's coast late Tuesday into Wednesday morning
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Maria has maintained Category 1 status, with sustained winds of 80 mph

Question: The @placeholder coast may also experience flooding and beach erosion as well as a storm surge.

Answer: North Carolina


(CNN) Syrian government forces say they have retaken control of the rest of Aleppo, but there is no military solution to the conflict in Syria. Only a widely accepted political settlement can end the fighting and stitch the country back together. The recent Syrian regime offensive -- supported by Russian and Iranian-backed forces -- to capture the rest of the eastern side of the city has led to the complete fall of the besieged area. However the Syrian regime's recent victories have raised many questions about the impact of these gains on the conflict in Syria and the fate of the country.
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Haid: Even if Assad is able to control Syria militarily, after a long struggle, the regime will still not be able to efficiently run the country
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Despite the significance of Aleppo, the fate of the city alone is not a decisive factor in the Syrian conflict

Question: The fear of detention and pursuit by the security services and militias loyal to Assad for leaving the country or for opposing @placeholder, will continue to prevent many refugees from returning, which will not help in solving the Syrian refugee crisis.

Answer: Assad


A Klimt portrait a Jewish family were forced to leave behind when they fled the Nazis in 1938 is to be returned to them - and sold for up to £18million at auction. Gertrud Loew was 19 when Gustav Klimt painted her portrait in 1902 as her father, Dr Anton Loew, was friends with the celebrated artist. The family were forced to flee Vienna after the Nazis seized power in 1938, leaving behind the painting and Gertrud's grand home, which eventually became a headquarters for the occupiers. The portrait was acquired by one of Klimt's sons, Gustav Ucicky, a filmmaker who made propaganda movies for Nazi Germany and who kept it as part of a collection about his father's work.
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Gertrud Loew was 19 when Gustav Klimt painted her portrait in 1902 as her father was friends with celebrated artist
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Had to leave behind grand home in Vienna, and the painting, after Nazis seized power, settling eventually in America
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Portrait was acquired by one of Klimt's sons, Gustav Ucicky, a filmmaker who made propaganda movies for Nazi Germany
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His widow has restored it and returned it to the family, who will sell it at Sotheby's with a £12million to £18million estimate on June 24

Question: Her granddaughter said the painting perfectly represented the 'brave and determined' nature of the young @placeholder.

Answer: Gertrud Loew

Answer: Gertrud

Answer: Gertrud Loew


Michel Preud'homme believes his Club Bruges side will need divine intervention to prevent Manchester United from claiming a spot in the Champions League group stage. The Flanders region in northern Belgium played host to some of the most devastating battles of World War I, but there was no sign of any fighting talk from Bruges' coach on the eve of Wednesday's Champions League play-off second leg against United. With his team 3-1 down from the first leg at Old Trafford, Preud'homme was keen to play down his their chances of pulling off an upset. The former Belgium goalkeeper refused to bang the drum at his pre-match press conference. Passion subsided in the face of realism.
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Manchester United beat Club Bruges 3-1 in the first leg at Old Trafford
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Michel Preud'homme says his team must be 'perfect' to stand any chance
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Club Bruges have eight injured players, with Tom De Sutter set to leave
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Preud'homme believes United will cope with the pressure of an early goal
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Question: Not even an early goal will necessarily help swing the tie in @placeholder' favour either, according to their coach.

Answer: Club Bruges

Answer: Bruges

Answer: Club Bruges

Answer: Club Bruges


(CNN) There were more reported cases of sexually transmitted diseases last year than ever before in the United States, according to the latest STD surveillance report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The annual report, which was released on Wednesday, showed that the rates of chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis -- the three most commonly reported STDs in the nation -- increased between 2014 and 2015, reaching an all-time high. Reported cases of primary and secondary syphilis rose by 19%, gonorrhea cases rose by 12.8%, and chlamydia cases rose by 5.9%, from 2014. All three STDs are curable with antibiotics, but most infections go undiagnosed and untreated, according to the CDC.
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Chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis rates hit an all-time high last year, new report shows
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"We have reached a decisive moment for the nation," CDC official says

Question: It's estimated that about half of the nearly 20 million new @placeholder cases reported annually are among 15 to 24 year olds.

Answer: STD

Answer: STDs

Answer: STDs

Question: In a foreword to the new report, Bolan wrote that some 21 health department @placeholder clinics across the country have closed due to many state and local programs experiencing budget cuts.

Answer: STD

Answer: STDs

Answer: STDs

Question: To address the recent @placeholder upsurge, Bolan recommended that surveillance systems that collect data on new STD cases should be improved and people with new diagnoses should be provided access to treatment.

Answer: STD

Answer: STDs

Answer: STDs


Washington (CNN) The speaker of the House, the Senate Intelligence Committee chairman and the ranking Democrat on the committee said Thursday that they've seen no evidence of President Donald Trump's accusation that he was wiretapped last year by his predecessor. "We have not seen any evidence that there was a wiretap or a (Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act) court order against Trump Tower or somebody in Trump Tower," Speaker Paul Ryan said in an interview Thursday on CNN's "The Situation Room" with Wolf Blitzer. Ryan said, however, that he still trusted Trump, and that the apparently false claims the President aired on Twitter would not damage the White House's credibility.
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Trump and the White House have retreated from the President's stunning accusation
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The House Intelligence Committee has requested any evidence of a wiretap from the Justice Department

Question: The @placeholder on Thursday said the statement did not shake their confidence in the accusation.

Answer: House

Answer: White House

Answer: White House


The career of Monty Panesar, arguably the country’s finest spinner, hangs in the balance as he has been exiled from the Essex team at a time when England are crying out for quality slow bowlers. When England return to Cardiff, scene of one of Panesar’s greatest moments, for the first Ashes Test next month, Panesar will be embroiled in a battle to prove he still has a place in the game, even at county level. The man who was once one of the most successful and recognisable players in English cricket has not played for Essex since April and has fallen so far that he is not even playing for their second team.
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Monty Panesar remains, arguably, England most talented spinner
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But the 33-year-old isn't even being picked for Essex's second XI
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Essex coach Paul Grayson isn't revealing why he's been exiled
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Panesar hasn't played for England in Tests since the Ashes  in 2013
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He moved to county Essex after a disgraceful exit from Sussex
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Moeen Ali is England's spinner in the absence of a better option

Question: So entrenched is the feeling at @placeholder that Panesar cannot play for them that they have turned to two unproven spinners in Adeel Malik and teenager Aron Nijjar.

Answer: Essex

Answer: Essex

Answer: Essex

Answer: Essex

Answer: Essex

Question: There are also believed to be other issues which have seen @placeholder and the ECB working together to try to help Panesar by providing professional assistance.

Answer: Essex

Answer: Essex

Answer: Essex

Answer: Essex

Answer: Essex

Question: There are also believed to be other issues which have seen Essex and the ECB working together to try to help @placeholder by providing professional assistance.

Answer: Monty Panesar

Answer: Panesar

Answer: Panesar

Answer: Monty Panesar

Answer: Panesar


The lawyer for the family of a gay man who went overboard on a cruise ship is now saying that he did in fact intentionally jump despite his earlier claim that the man had fallen over the balcony of his room. Michael Winkleman admits that Bernardo Elbaz, 35, did not accidentally go into the water at around 1am last Friday while a passenger on Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas, but at the same time is saying the man did not commit suicide. Instead, Winkleman - who is representing the family of Elbaz - claims that the man jumped because he was mistreated by members of the staff and guests on the ship.
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New video shows Bernardo Elbaz shortly before he went overboard on Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas around 1am on Friday
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Elbaz, 35, can be seen arguing with security on the video, which he shot on his cell phone, allegedly over homophobic comments that were made
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'I have a husband, I’m not a pedophile,' Elbaz says at one point to the two members of security in his room
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Michael Winkleman, the lawyer for Elbaz's family, now admits that after this he did intentionally jump off the balcony in his room
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Winkleman however claims it was not suicide or because of a domestic dispute with his husband Eric as Royal Caribbean has claimed
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'This was an act of protest based on the way that this legally gay, legally married couple was mistreated by Royal Caribbean,' said Winkleman

Question: 'Our ship's security officers responded to reports of domestic dispute loud enough to be heard from several staterooms away,' @placeholder said in a statement.

Answer: Royal Caribbean

Answer: Royal Caribbean

Answer: Royal Caribbean

Answer: Royal Caribbean


Stand-up comedian Alan Davies has hit out at Chelsea captain John Terry, manager Jose Mourinho and owner Roman Abramovich. Davies,  known for his work on  television programmes QI and Jonathan Creek, has said Russian owner Abramovich ‘cruises clear in ugly legitimacy’ while owning the west London outfit. His rant, which came during a weekly hour-long Arsenal podcast called 'The Tuesday Club' alongside fellow comedians, did not cut short at the wealthy oligarch as he claimed Portuguese tactician Mourinho has a ‘narcissistic personality’. Captain Terry, who was found guilty of racially abusing Anton Ferdinand by the Football Association in September 2012 but cleared of using racist language in court, has been described as a ‘racist criminal’ by Davies.
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Arsenal supporter Alan Davies has hit out at Chelsea in an explosive rant
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The comedian has described Chelsea as a 'disgusting institution'
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Davies was speaking after his beloved Arsenal were beaten by Chelsea
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John Terry, Jose Mourinho and Roman Abramovich came under fire
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His rant came during a weekly hour-long Arsenal podcast

Question: 'Of all the reprehensible scumbags masquerading as talent successful stars in their field, you have to start with @placeholder.

Answer: Roman Abramovich

Question: And of course, he would have the racist criminal @placeholder as his leader, and the sociopathic violent thug as his centre forward.

Answer: John Terry

Answer: Terry

Answer: John Terry


Protesters have staged a rally outside the South Carolina State House in a bid to have the Confederate flag removed from the grounds as legislators gathered inside. Hundreds of people chanted 'take it down' at the demonstration in Columbia as they pushed for local lawmakers to ban the divisive standard. It follows calls from a number of politicians for it to be torn down, including GOP presidential candidate Lindsey Graham, who said: 'God help South Carolina if we fail to achieve the goal of removing the flag.' Protesters held placards, one comparing the flag to a swastika, and listened as community leaders blasted the state government for not acting to remove the emblem of slavery - which many believe has become a rallying symbol for racism and xenophobia in the United States.
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Hundreds joined demonstration outside the State House in Colombia
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Pushed for divisive standard to be removed from outside the grounds
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Charleston County Council president said: 'It's time to get past history'
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Politicians including Gov. Nikki Haley and GOP presidential candidate Lindsey Graham have urged it to be taken down
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Graham said 'God help South Carolina' if they fail to remove the flag

Question: The senator for @placeholder added: 'I hope that, by removing the flag, we can take another step towards healing and recognition – and a sign that South Carolina is moving forward.'

Answer: South Carolina State House

Answer: South Carolina

Answer: South Carolina

Question: 'At the same time for many others in @placeholder, the flag is a deeply offensive symbol of a brutally oppressive past.

Answer: South Carolina State House

Answer: South Carolina

Answer: South Carolina


Britain is to ramp up financial assistance to Iraq after the country's beleaguered prime minister pleaded for more international help in the battle against Isis militants. Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said the contribution to a new United Nations fund - expected to be around £2million - would go alongside a 'significant contribution to intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance efforts'. He promised the cash after a meeting of international allies in Paris at which the Iraqi PM Haider al-Abadi said his country needed 'the support of the world' but was 'not getting it'. Mr Abadi claimed there is 'a lot of talk' about supporting his country fight back against Isis but 'very little on the ground'.
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Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond pledges £2m more to Iraqi government
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Mr Hammond promised the cash after a meeting of allies in Paris
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Comes after PM Haider al-Abadi said Iraq needed the 'support of the world'

Question: We must also stabilise areas liberated from @placeholder's control to ensure they are held.

Answer: Isis


London (CNN) He was "the kindest, most generous soul and a brilliant artist," Elton John wrote on Instagram in one of the many tributes to pop star George Michael, who died at 53 on Christmas Day. The singer is believed to have died from heart failure, his manager Michael Lippman said, according to the UK-based Press Association. Michael's death, which is being treated as "unexpected but not suspicious" by police, was also confirmed by the singer's family. "It is with great sadness that we can confirm our beloved son, brother and friend George passed away peacefully at home over the Christmas period," his family said in a statement.
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Wham! star George Michael is dead at the age of 53
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Singer died at his home in England, family confirms

Question: "From the enormous success he achieved with pop duo @placeholder

Answer: Wham!


Former prison seamstress Joyce Mitchell has spoken out about her role in a brazen escape plot, saying she started a torrid affair with a convicted murderer and helped him and another inmate break free this summer because of her struggle depression. Mitchell, 51, who has pleaded guilty for her role in the so-called 'Shawshank' prison break in upstate New York, broke her silence about the case for the first time in an exclusive NBC interview that will air in its entirety next week. The disgraced prison worker recently sat down with Today Show host Matt Lauer in Clinton County Jail where she is awaiting sentencing for helping inmates Richard Matt and David Sweat escape Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora in early June.
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Joyce Mitchell sat down with Matt Lauer in Clinton County Jail where she is awaiting sentencing for helping inmates escape
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Mitchell, 51, said her lover Richard Matt had complete control over her, even though she has always loved her husband, Lyle
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Mitchell pleaded guilty in July to helping Matt and David Sweat break out of an upstate New York prison by providing them with tools
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Mitchell blamed her involvement in the case on her struggle with depression
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NBC interview with Mitchell will be shown in its entirety on Today Show and Dateline next week

Question: Sitting opposite @placeholder in striped prison jumpsuit and handcuffs on her wrists, a downcast Joyce Mitchell insisted that she stills loves her husband, Lyle, whom Matt and Sweat dubbed 'the glitch' and planned to assassinate with his wife's aid on the night of the prison break, according to her own statements to police.

Answer: Matt Lauer


A three-year-old girl was abandoned at a Subway after her drunk father bought her a foot-long sandwich and left, police have said. Stanley Fredrique, 34, of Elmont in Long Island, took Natalie to the fast-food chain in Harlem, New York, just before midnight on Saturday, and told her to sit at a table and wait for him to come back - but he never did. Surveillance footage obtained by CBS 2 shows the pair happily walking hand-in-hand along the sidewalk together before walking into the restaurant. But when he purchased the meal inside, he told the girl to stay put as he walked out.
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Stanley Fredrique, 34, took Natalie to the store in Harlem, New York
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He then bought the youngster a meal before walking out of the restaurant
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Girl started screaming 'daddy, daddy', so he promised he would be back
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But an employee took her to a police station when he didn't return
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He started crying when he was arrested by police and taken into custody

Question: A concerned employee then took the girl, who was sitting waiting for her father at a table, to a nearby police station after realizing @placeholder was not coming back.

Answer: Stanley Fredrique


For brave Aberdeen, the final blast of Czech referee Miroslav Zelinka’s whistle at Pittodrie brought defeat over two legs but no disgrace. The European adventures of Derek McInnes and his men have taken them to Macedonia to eliminate KF Shkendija and Croatia to oust HNK Rijeka. But the continental sojourns of this club with such a rich European history were ended in the narrowest fashion by classy Kairat Almaty of Kazakhstan. To progress into the play-off round of the Europa League, the Dons would have had to create a piece of modern history. Not since 1984, when Alex Ferguson’s side were European Cup Winners’ Cup holders, had the Pittodrie outfit overturned a first-leg loss to go through; against the Hungarians of Ujpest Dosza in the quarter-finals.
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Aberdeen were knocked out of Europe in the third qualifying round
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Gerard Gohou put the visitors ahead in the 59th minute
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Kenny McLean claimed a late equaliser but it was not enough
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Pittodrie stadium was sold out for the European clash
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Question: There was no surprise that, when the killer goal came, it was notched by @placeholder.

Answer: Gerard Gohou


Donald Trump hired actors for $50 each to pad out the ranks of supporters at his presidential campaign launch, it has been claimed. The multi-billionaire - who boasted 'I'm really rich' during his speech - allegedly put a tiny portion of his vast wealth to use making sure the atrium of his Trump Tower launch venue was at capacity. According to claims published Tuesday, a New York-based talent company was hired by the Trump campaign to recruit actors for the glitzy event. At the launch event yesterday, where Trump made his pitch to 'bring back' the American dream, he was enthusiastically greeted by scores of supporters wearing Trump-branded T-shirts and waving placards.
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Donald Trump launched his presidential campaign in New York on Tuesday
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Claims soon emerged that some supporters were actually paid $50 a pop to attend
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Sources confirmed that at least one professional actor was paid
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Talent agency Extra Mile NYC allegedly provided bodies for the event
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Agency refused to comment and Trump campaign denies the claims

Question: In the build-up to his announcement, the crowds were led by @placeholder staffers in chants of 'We Want Trump!'

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump Tower

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


In the late 1960s Hugh Hefner was in his prime and his magazine empire was at its peak with around a quarter of US college men reading Playboy each month. What else would an extravagant magazine publisher want to do than buy his own giant private jet to live out the A-list lifestyle? Naming the plane The Big Bunny, Hefner proceeded to transform the $5.5 million (£3.65 million) stretch DC-9 into his dream party jet, with on board showers, a round bed covered in fur and even a disco area for Mile High soirées. This was no normal jet, which became apparent from the moment guests were greeted by the air hostesses on the tarmac.
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Hugh Hefner bought his own private jet  in the late 1960s and customised it to be the perfect mile-high party venue
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He paid $5.5 million (£3.65 million) for the stretch DC-9 and kitted it out with a shower, TV room and luxury bedroom
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Instead of budget airline food, Hefner and his celebrity clientèle dined on lobster and roast beef in the lounge area
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Elvis Presley borrowed the aircraft and it was used to transport orphans to the US when the Vietnam War ended

Question: I lent it to @placeholder to fly to concerts and I lent it to Yul Brynner,' he said.

Answer: Elvis Presley


Phoenix (CNN) The voters who carried Donald Trump to victory in Arizona increasingly see the President as just another politician -- and one who is running out of time to deliver on his campaign promises. Republicans in focus groups held here last week by the Democratic super PAC Priorities USA largely said they are giving Trump between six months and a year before they run out of patience. Some said they have already decided against voting for him again. "I loved him because he was different, and I thought that he really was going to do a lot of change -- good changes," one Republican woman said. "I hated Obama, so I was ready for a change."
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Priorities USA invited CNN to observe focus groups of of Arizona voters
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Phoenix voters aren't sweating the economy as much as they are in Rust Belt states

Question: At the end of one, several incorrectly suspected they had been brought together in order to provide insights that would help right @placeholder's political ship.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


London (CNN) -- Despite Turkey's shelling of Syria, Middle East expert Fawaz Gerges says neither side wants an escalation of a conflict that has the potential to spill over into a regional war that would be extremely difficult to end. It is important to stress at the outset that we do not know if the shells that landed on Turkish border towns, killing at least five people, were ordered by Bashar al-Assad's government; all we know is the shelling came from the area where Syrian positions had been firing at rebels. Syria has admitted its shelling killed Turkish civilians, has apologized, and has promised that the incident will not be repeated, Turkey's deputy prime minister says. Syria's information minister has pledged an investigation into how and why the shell came to be fired at Turkey.
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Syrian shells hit towns across the border in Turkey, killing at least five
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Syria apologizes for incident, says it will not be repeated
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Fawaz Gerges says neither side wants Syria's civil war to spread across region

Question: The big point is that the Assad regime is desperately trying to prevent outside military intervention in its war-torn country, and does not want to provide a pretext for @placeholder to do so, knowing that it would be disastrous.

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey


(CNN) -- Caroline Wozniacki doesn't like losing -- and it's a trait that the tennis star's nearest and dearest also possess. Born into a sports-mad family, the Danish star had to battle for supremacy within the competitive environment of her childhood home in Odense, long before she had designs of making tennis her career. Both her father Piotr and older brother Patrik were professional footballers. Mother Anna played volleyball for Poland, where both parents were born -- and lived until Piotr joined a Danish club. "Sport was in my genes," Wozniacki told CNN's Open Court program. "But nobody would play me because they said I wasn't good enough -- they always put me in the umpire's chair!
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Caroline Wozniacki tells CNN that family rivalry spurred her on to become world number one
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Wozniacki was made to umpire matches because she was not good enough to beat her family
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The Dane recalls meeting Venus Williams as a 12-year-old and the effect it had on her career
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Wozniacki and her golfer boyfriend Rory McIlroy are keen users of networking site Twitter

Question: I have fun with it and give @placeholder a hard time on it!

Answer: Rory McIlroy


(CNN) In an interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer on Tuesday, Saudi Arabia's foreign minister expressed cautious optimism about the Iran nuclear deal and defended his country's execution of a Shiite cleric beloved by Iran. Tension between the countries has been pointed for a long time, but events lately -- including Nimr al-Nimr's execution -- have strained that relationship even further. "Nimr al-Nimr is a terrorist, not a religious scholar," Adel al-Jubeir told Blitzer. Speaking with some sarcasm, Jubeir added, "He's as much of a religious scholar as" Osama bin Laden was. Nimr "recruited, justified, funded, equipped, plotted, and he engaged in terror attacks that left a number of security personnel dead."
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CNN's Wolf Blitzer interviews Adel al-Jubeir on Tuesday
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Jubeir calls executed controversial cleric a "terrorist"

Question: "@placeholder will do whatever it takes to protect the nation and people from any harm and I will leave it at that," he replied.

Answer: Saudi Arabia

Question: Jubeir repeated those thoughts to Blitzer, saying, "This is about a country [@placeholder]" that has been aggressive and has demonstrated no inhibitions in using terrorism.

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran

Question: Blitzer noted that ISIS is widely criticized for beheading its enemies, but @placeholder also beheads people.

Answer: Saudi Arabia


A raucous group of Paris St Germain fans have posted a spoof video on the internet lampooning Chelsea following the London club's humiliating exit from the Champions League. Short video, which was uploaded earlier today, shows a dejected 'John Terry' standing on the platform of the Paris metro as a train pulls into the station. The carriage is packed with a gang of PSG fans, who are chanting 'Here is Paris' in a good humoured fashion at the man, who is wearing a replica  shirt bearing the Chelsea captain's name. A dejected 'John Terry' stands on a Paris Metro station following his side's Champions League exit
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A spoof video of 'John Terry' being blocked entering a train has gone viral
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PSG fans produced the film after Chelsea's Champions League exit
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The video is a response to a film featuring some Chelsea fans last month
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A group of Chelsea fans prevented a black man from boarding a Paris train

Question: The @placeholder character tries several time to board the train without any success

Answer: John Terry

Answer: John Terry

Answer: John Terry


Lydia Ko became the youngest major champion in LPGA Tour history at the Evian Championship on Sunday. The South Korean-born New Zealander closed with an eight-under 63 for a six-stroke victory over Lexi Thompson at the final major of the season. Ko is 18 years, four months and 20 days old. She eclipsed the previous record set by American Morgan Pressel, who was 18 years, 10 months and nine days old when she won the 2007 Kraft Nabisco Championship. Ko, who was runner-up in Evian two years ago, enjoyed a remarkable day on the shores of Lake Geneva, staying bogey-free and hitting eight birdies in her final round for the best score of the tournament this year. She finished with a 16-under total of 268.
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Lydia Ko has become the youngest major champion in LPGA Tour history
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The 18-year-old eclipsed American Morgan Pressel's previous record
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The South Korean-born New Zealander cruised to a a six-stroke victory over Lexi Thompson at the Evian Championship in eastern France

Question: On a damp but dry morning, she kept her cool when @placeholder got off to a flying start.

Answer: Lexi Thompson

Answer: Lexi Thompson

Question: For @placeholder, things took a turn for the worse on the par-three 14th.

Answer: Lexi Thompson

Answer: Lexi Thompson


(CNN) Women who served as pilots during World War II finally can be buried at Arlington National Cemetery, thanks to bipartisan efforts. President Barack Obama signed a bill into law allowing the ashes of woman who flew in the Women Airforce Service Pilots program (WASP) to be laid to rest at the military cemetery. For Tiffany Miller, who launched an online petition last year to have her grandmother Danforth Harmon's ashes allowed into Arlington, the recent news has been overwhelming. "It was her last wish to be in Arlington. We haven't been able to hold a funeral for her because we wanted to honor that wish," the 37-year-old told CNN.
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President Obama signed a measure allowing WWII female pilots to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery
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In 2015, those in the WASP program were deemed ineligible to be buried at the Army-operated cemetery

Question: More than 1,000 women were a part of the @placeholder program; 38 of those pilots lost their lives while serving their country.

Answer: Women Airforce Service Pilots

Answer: WASP

Answer: WASP


With Manchester United and Manchester City licking their Champions League wounds after opening round defeats, there is an altogether more positive outlook on the continent. The Spanish press are hailing a 'triple victory' for La Liga sides after wins for Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid and Sevilla while in Italy the praise is for 'magic Juve' after they came from behind to beat City. Rafa Benitez's Real Madrid were in the goals again with Cristiano Ronaldo bagging a hat-trick to take his goal tally to eight in just two games, while Antoine Griezmann scored twice to help Atletico to a 2-0 win against Galatasarary in Turkey.
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Manchester City lost 2-1 to Juventus in the Champions League on Tuesday
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Meanwhile, Manchester United fell to a 2-1 defeat by PSV in Holland
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Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid and Sevilla all began campaign with victories
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Cristiano Ronaldo scored a hat-trick to take his tally to eight in two games

Question: The paper also paid tribute to @placeholder reporting: 'Cristiano shows no mercy to Shakhtar.

Answer: Cristiano Ronaldo

Answer: Cristiano Ronaldo


Washington (CNN) Donald Trump has hit a new high in the race for the Republican nomination, according to a new CNN/ORC Poll, with more than 4-in-10 Republican voters nationwide now saying they back the billionaire. And more than two-thirds of Republicans say he's the candidate most likely to capture their party's presidential nomination. Trump has topped the 40% mark for the first time in CNN/ORC polling, standing at 41%. That more than doubles the support of his nearest competitor, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, who notches 19% support in the poll. No other candidate hit double-digits. Florida Sen. Marco Rubio landed at 8%, retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson at 6%, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush at 5%, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie at 4%, and the rest at 3% or less.
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Trump tops 40% mark among Republican voters for the first time in CNN/ORC polling
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More than two-thirds say Trump is most likely to capture the nomination

Question: There are two subgroups where @placeholder's lead is less dominant: college graduates and tea party supporters.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


One NYPD policeman proved he really is New York's finest as he showed off some of his sexiest moves while dancing with a marcher during the city's Gay Pride Parade on Sunday afternoon. The video shows the cop throwing his arms behind his head and shaking his hips with the marcher before turning around so they could both show off some impressive body rolls. The policeman got so into it he began waving his arms up and down as he grooved, clutching his cap in one hand as the pair grooved to Michael Jackson's Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough.
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Aaron Santis had been trying to get cops to dance all day and almost gave up when he came across New York's finest
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The cop threw his arms behind his head and shook his hips with Santis and they grooved to Michael Jackson's Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough
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After a few seconds of fun the smiling cop stopped and Santis placed a sticker proclaiming 'I'd hit that!' on his uniform
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The city's annual pride parade occurred two days after the Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage nationwide

Question: '@placeholder started dancing with him, grinding up against him,' she said.

Answer: Aaron Santis


A man who died in Texas of the human version of mad cow disease last year likely contracted it from eating beef raised in Britain, a CDC report has revealed. The unnamed man, who died from variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob (vCJD) disease in May 2014, just 18 months after he first showed symptoms, was a naturalized U.S. citizen originally from the Middle East. The report concluded the man's illness resulted from his eating tainted UK beef before he moved to the United States in the 1990s. The extreme rarity of the disease, especially in the United States, led the man--who was in his 40s--to be misdiagnosed with psychiatric symptoms before ultimately receiving the vCJD death sentence.
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A  U.S. citizen from the Middle East who died of variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease in Texas in May 2014 likely ate contaminated UK meat
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Investigators say the unnamed man, who was in his 40s, likely ate the tainted meat before moving to the U.S. in the 1990s
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Variants Creutzfeldt-Jakob  is a deadly neurological disease caused by abnormal proteins -- Britain's seen hundreds of cases since the 1990s

Question: The disease was first identified in @placeholder in 1986, although research suggests that the first infections may have spontaneously occurred in the 1970s.

Answer: Britain

Answer: Britain


He once considered her to be his own daughter, but now Beyoncé's estranged father - Mathew Knowles - is on warpath against Destiny's Child original member Kelly Rowland. The former music industry power-player was served a harsh blow when BET Networks announced that Kelly will hold auditions for her new talent competition reality show – seeking singers and dancers to form a new group a la the best-selling super-group that made Kelly, Beyoncé and Michelle Williams international icons. 'Mathew Knowles hit the roof when he heard about the concept for the show, which he thinks is a direct rip-off of an unsuccessful attempt at a similar concept he tried to craft after his superstar daughter gave him the pink slip in 2011,' a source told Daily Mail Online exclusively.
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BET Networks announced that Kelly Rowland will hold auditions for her new talent competition reality show set for next year
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Mathew Knowles, 63, feels this idea was taken from his concept. He produced the reality series Breaking From Above in 2011, but it flopped
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Knowles helped launch Kelly's career along with daughter Beyoncé when he formed the group Destiny's Child
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Kelly, who lived with the Knowles family during her teenage years, considered Mathew to be like a father, but ended their working relationship in 2009
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A financially-strapped Mathew is also angry that Kelly, Michelle and  Beyoncé refuse to accept any Destiny's Child dates or endeavors

Question: @placeholder has a 25-percent interest in the group and the trio doesn't want to compensate him on potential new earnings.

Answer: Mathew Knowles

Answer: Mathew Knowles

Answer: Mathew Knowles

Answer: Knowles

Answer: Knowles


Adidas, Coca-Cola and other top sponsors called the resignation of FIFA's president a welcome change, but said football's governing body still must work to regain fans' trust following the recent corruption scandal. Sepp Blatter resigned Tuesday, just days after being re-elected to a fifth term as president. The football world was shaken after the US issued indictments against 14 current or former FIFA officials last week alleging corruption and fraud and the Swiss announced a criminal investigation into the votes awarding World Cups to Russia in 2018 and to Qatar in 2022. Blatter, who is not implicated in any of the charges, said he would step down in an acknowledgement that major change was needed at the top of FIFA.
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Sepp Blatter resigned Tuesday, days after being re-elected FIFA president
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Adidas said the news 'marks a step in the right direction on FIFA's path to establish and follow transparent compliance standards in [all] they do.'
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McDonald's said recent and ongoing scandals 'overshadowed the game'
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Coca-Cola said Blatter going is a 'positive step for the good of sport'

Question: The sponsors 'make up such a large part of FIFA's revenues, and I am sure the last thing they wanted was the negative publicity of a drawn-out public fight between @placeholder and the authorities,' he said.

Answer: Sepp Blatter

Answer: Sepp Blatter


Microsoft has revealed the future of its Xbox console - and will allow players to play Xbox 360 games on the Xbox One console for the first time. 'We're continuing to invest and innovate across our platform,' said Phil Spencer of Xbox, speaking at the firm's E3 press conference ahead of the massive games expo in Los Angeles. It also showed off a new version of Minecraft built for its HoloLens augmented reality system. Microsoft will allow users to play their Xbox 260 games on the Xbox One for the first time. Games already owned will appears in player's libraries later this year.
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Will allow Xbox One users to play over 100 Xbox 360 games
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Also revealed new Elite wireless controller with swappable parts
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Firm showed off new Halo 5 game with 24 player online mode
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Showed off new Lara Croft game coming to Xbox this year

Question: @placeholder's Kudo Tsunoda also revealed games for the Firm's HoloLens system.

Answer: Microsoft

Answer: Microsoft


Watch a video of the 2007 World Championship 5,000 metres final and it looks much like a scene in East London five years later. Mo Farah leads at the bell, only on this occasion five other athletes sprint past him and the Briton finishes sixth. The progress he subsequently made owes much to hard work and maturity but also to the guidance of Alberto Salazar, the former American distance runner and one-time marathon world record holder who coached Farah and Galen Rupp to a most unexpected one-two in the Olympic 10,000m final in London. Farah, we knew, could win. What nobody anticipated was a silver medal for the American amid all that African class.
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It has been alleged that Mo Farah's training partner Galen Rupp used a banned substance under the supervision of their coach Alberto Salazar
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Double Olympic champion has not been accused of any wrong-doing
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Farah has dominated distance running under Salazar's supervision
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He must consider if he wants to continue to associate himself with Salazar

Question: Now, however, @placeholder is essentially being forced to defend that progression against the explosive allegations being made against his mentor and his training partner.

Answer: Mo Farah

Answer: Farah

Answer: Farah

Answer: Mo Farah

Answer: Farah


(CNN) -- U.S. warplanes attacked a convoy near Mosul in Iraq this weekend in an attempt to kill ISIS leaders, said a spokesman for U.S. Central Command. Col. Patrick Ryder, in a statement Saturday, said he could not confirm that top ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was in the convoy. Ryder issued that information in response to news reports indicating the ISIS leader may have died or been injured. "I can confirm that coalition aircraft did conduct a series of airstrikes yesterday evening in Iraq against what was assessed to be a gathering of ISIL leaders near Mosul, destroying a vehicle convoy consisting of 10 ISIL armed trucks," Ryder said, using another acronym for ISIS.
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U.S. tried to kill ISIS leaders with airstrike on convoy near Mosul, official says
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Official can't confirm top Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was in convoy
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Airstrike kills 15, hurts 31 in Al-Qaim, an ISIS stronghold in Iraq, resident says
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Iraq welcomes news that U.S. will send another 1,500 troops

Question: On Saturday, @placeholder welcomed the U.S.-led coalition decision to provide more support in training and arming the Iraqi armed forces to help fight ISIS, but added "this step is a little late."

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq


January 30, 2017 Today's show explores both sides of the debate over a controversial executive order concerning travel to America. After some U.S. Supreme Court trivia, we're naming the justices that President Trump's nominee could eventually be working with. And we're following up on a story out of Flint, Michigan to see the progress and the pain surrounding the city's water crisis. TRANSCRIPT CARL AZUZ, CNN 10 ANCHOR:  Welcome to CNN 10. I'm Carl Azuz. Thank you for watching. First story we're covering involves a controversial executive order concerning travel to America. The order that President Donald Trump signed Friday is called the Protection of the Nation from Foreign Terrorists Entry into the United States. It follows through in a campaign promise Mr. Trump made to tighten U.S. borders and stop certain refugees from entering the country.
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This page includes the show Transcript

Question: This is the first time @placeholder refugee admissions had been suspended.

Answer: U.S. Supreme Court

Answer: United States

Answer: U.S.


The night that Ryan Poston was shot dead by his on-again, off-again girlfriend he was supposed to meet a former Miss Ohio 2012 beauty queen for a date, an Ohio court heard on Thursday. Audrey Bolte, who also finished runner-up in Miss USA, told prosecutors she was looking forward to seeing Poston, 29, at a bar to play pool and drink on October 12, 2012, but he failed to arrive. That was because Shayna Hubers had shot him six times at home - during which she allegedly 'cackled' with glee claimed a cellmate of the accused, who claims the 24-year-old confessed to her while behind bars.
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Ohio court hears that Ryan Poston was supposed to meet Audrey Bolte the night he was shot dead
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Shayna Hubers, shot dead lawyer Ryan Poston in 2012
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She claims it was in self-defense but the prosecution claims it was murder
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Hubers, then 21, told police she shot Poston in the face and then fired again to put him out of his misery

Question: 'I found him very entertaining, and that led me to accept an invite to go on a date with him,' @placeholder testified.

Answer: Audrey Bolte

Answer: Audrey Bolte


(CNN) A German submarine from World War I that was said to have been taken down by a sea monster has been discovered off the coast of Scotland. Incredible sonar images show the 100-year-old wreck to be mostly intact, and the find has led to the resurfacing of nautical folklore. Experts say the wreckage may be the infamous UB-85, which, legend has it, was attacked by a sea beast during the war. According to the old tale, the U-boat commander -- Capt. Gunther Krech -- said the submarine had been cruising on the surface of the water to recharge its batteries when a "strange beast" rose from the sea with "large eyes, set in a horny sort of skull." Krech said the animal had a small head, but with "teeth that could be seen glistening in the moonlight," according to a statement from Scottish Energy News.
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U-boats were used by Germany in WWI to attack Britain's food supply
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Crews doing a survey to lay a new power cable on sea floor found wreck

Question: This target made it more difficult for @placeholder-boats to identify what liners were bringing in goods.

Answer: German

Answer: Scotland

Answer: UB-85

Answer: U

Answer: Krech

Answer: U

Answer: Germany

Answer: WWI

Answer: Britain


Lauren Goodger has confirmed she is back with her ex boyfriend Jake McLean via Instagram on Thursday as she thanked him for surprising her with a romantic getaway. She captioned the image with the words: 'Abu Dhabi you've been amazing! Thanks to this special boy for my surprise romantic getaway #spoilt.' The snap comes just a day after she hit back at ex Mark Wright's furious online rant in which he criticised the 28-year-old's repeated mentions of his name in interviews. Jake's face was obscured in the snap but the shirtless chap showed off a variety of inkings which identified him as her former lover, as he sat at a table signing what appeared to be a bill.
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The pair dated for a year but split in 2013 after a series of rows
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Lauren said she still loved the convicted armed robber on CBB last year
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Mark's Twitter rant came after Lauren jetted to Dubai where he was on honeymoon with Michelle
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Childhood sweethearts Lauren and Mark dated on and off for 10 years
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Lauren posted a bitter Instagram message about lost love on the eve of the couple's wedding late last month

Question: 'Week after week Lauren has to suffer endless source story lies printed about her in the press surrounding @placeholder.

Answer: Mark Wright

Answer: Mark

Answer: Mark


Jacksonville, Florida (CNN) -- Republican presidential hopefuls headed into the homestretch of the critical Florida primary campaign Friday after a riveting debate that analysts believe gave Mitt Romney a boost over fellow front-runner Newt Gingrich. Florida voters will decide Tuesday who gets the biggest delegate haul so far of the GOP presidential race, and the CNN/Republican Party of Florida debate provided the four candidates with their final chance to face one another on the same stage in the increasingly vitriolic contest. Romney and Gingrich entered Thursday's debate in a statistical dead-heat for the lead, according to recent polling, with former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum and Texas Rep. Ron Paul trailing well back.
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Front-runners Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich spar in the final Florida debate
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Romney forcefully defends his personal wealth as good for America
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Rick Santorum attacks Romney on his Massachusetts health care reform plan
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The candidates also argue over immigration and going to the moon

Question: @placeholder, the former Massachusetts governor, provided his most forceful and unapologetic statement so far about his vast personal wealth, saying Republicans such as Gingrich shouldn't criticize him for being successful.

Answer: Mitt Romney

Answer: Romney

Answer: Mitt Romney

Answer: Romney

Answer: Romney

Question: Romney, the former Massachusetts governor, provided his most forceful and unapologetic statement so far about his vast personal wealth, saying @placeholder such as Gingrich shouldn't criticize him for being successful.

Answer: Republican

Answer: GOP

Answer: Republican Party


Kevin Pietersen has agreed a release from his Indian Premier League contract as he seeks a new deal with Surrey to try to reignite his hopes of an England recall. Pietersen was axed by England in February 2014 after their whitewash in Australia, but is hoping for a still unlikely international return in time for this summer's Ashes rematch. He confirmed, on his website kevinpietersen.com that he has taken another key step to that end by agreeing a release from the majority of his contract with the Sunrisers Hyderabad. Kevin Pietersen's plans to return to county cricket with Surrey have moved a significant step closer
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Kevin Pietersen agrees release from his Indian Premier League contract
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The 34-year-old is reportedly closing in on Surrey country cricket return
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Pietersen was axed by England in February 2014 after Ashes whitewash
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Negotiations for his return to The Oval could be concluded shortly
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CLICK HERE for all the latest county cricket news

Question: Pietersen may still be recalled by the @placeholder for just a one-week period, should they qualify for the IPL knockout stages between May 19 and May 24.

Answer: Sunrisers Hyderabad


London 2012 double gold medal winner Mo Farah has made the headlines again this week, as Sportsmail exclusively revealed the distance runner missed two drugs tests a year before the Games in the English capital. After failing to show up for the two tests Farah put his participation at the 2012 Olympics at risk before even setting foot on the track. But where is the line drawn when it comes to missing tests? Sportsmail gives you the lowdown on how the testers are trying to keep the sport clean. As an Olympic event, athletics is signed up to the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code. Tests are carried out in one of two ways: in competition or out of competition.WADA define in-competition testing as ‘the period commencing 12 hours before competition... through to the end of such competition and the related sample-collection process.’ Out-of-competition testing is generally deemed to be more effective as little or no advance warning is given.
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Sportsmail reveal Mo Farah missed two drugs tests before London 2012
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Farah could have risked his two gold medals before even reaching track
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Sportsmail answers the need-to-know questions about drugs testing in athletics

Question: Both athletes will have had UK Anti-Doping (@placeholder tests on top of that.

Answer: WADA

Answer: WADA


Liverpool have been told they will need to trigger a £21.5million release clause if they are to bring Sevilla striker Carlos Bacca to the Premier League. Bacca has become a key target for the club this summer following Aston Villa's refusal to budge over their £32.5million asking price for Christian Benteke. South American striker Bacca, who is currently on international duty with Colombia in Chile, scored 28 goals in all competitions last season. But Sevilla sporting director Monchi is adamant any interested parties will need to pay big bucks to sign the 28-year-old. Monchi said: 'If someone wants Bacca, they have to pay his clause. He's told us that it's his desire to stay with the club and I don't see any other possibility.'
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Liverpool are interested in signing Sevilla striker Carlos Bacca this summer
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But Sevilla have been warned their star striker will not leave in the cheap
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Sevilla director Monchi insists they will have to trigger his release clause
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Liverpool would have to pay £21.5million to secure the South American
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CLICK HERE for all the latest Liverpool news

Question: 'I really think he'll stay here because the player and @placeholder want it so.

Answer: Sevilla

Answer: Sevilla

Answer: Sevilla

Answer: Sevilla

Answer: Sevilla


(CNN) -- With the sweltering summer bidding adieu and pleasant autumn temperatures setting in, now's the time to explore New Delhi. Travelers to the Indian capital may hesitate to try the city's famed street foods, fearing the notorious "Delhi belly." But skip the street food scene and you miss an essential part of the Delhi experience. Here are seven street delicacies among Delhi's endless choices, including a mix of vegetarian, non-veg and dessert. Ram laddoo Desperate for an energy boost after a tiring shopping session? A plate of ram laddoo is your fix. Ram laddoo ("laddoo" is a name for sweet flour balls) are savory, deep-fried moong balls served with chili-coriander sauce and garnished with grated radish.
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If you haven't tried these street foods, you haven't been to Delhi
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The most iconic chaat are aloo tikki, dahi bhalla and papri chaat
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The best kulfi ice cream is topped with rose milk faluda

Question: Although they're often served as an appetizer at @placeholder restaurants around the world, they can be paired with chaat for a full meal.

Answer: Indian


(CNN) -- A week ago, on feel-good Super Bowl Sunday, TV viewers in the U.S. state of Michigan were subjected to a racist campaign ad sponsored by former Representative and now-Senatorial candidate Pete Hoekstra. The ad, which suggests that his opponent, U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow, spends too much government money, shows an Asian woman riding a bicycle in a landscape of rice paddies. "Your economy get very weak. Ours get very good. We take your jobs," says the native Californian actress in a mock Chinese accent while addressing "Debbie Spend-It-Now." Hoekstra also appears, saying at the end, "I approve this message."
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China -- and connections to it -- have been used to stoke fear in U.S. election, Liu writes
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Two deaths have spurred Asian American lawmakers to demand hearings on hazing in military
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Against all of this, Jeremy Lin has vaulted himself to stardom, Liu writes
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He is the NBA's first U.S.-born player of Chinese or Taiwanese descent

Question: Hopefully one day, Americans of @placeholder descent will no longer be seen as foreigners, economic competition or anything less than equal Americans.

Answer: Asian

Answer: Asian American


Phil Jones insists he will not be wound up by Diego Costa if he comes up against the controversial Spain and Chelsea forward on Friday. Costa has gained a reputation as something of a wind-up merchant thanks to his on-field antics in the Premier League. Arsenal defender Gabriel was sent off after clashing with the Brazil-born striker and last weekend Costa tried - and failed - to get a reaction from Ryan Shawcross in Chelsea's defeat by Stoke. Costa grabbed Shawcross by the jaw and then told him rather impolitely that he had bad body odour. To his credit, the Stoke captain kept his calm and Jones intends to do the same if he comes face to face with the 27-year-old in England's friendly versus Spain in Alicante.
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England take on Spain in an international friendly on Friday
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Defender Phil Jones could be tasked with marking Diego Costa
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The 23-year-old is confident he can deal with the bullish striker
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Costa has a reputation for winding up opposition players

Question: If Jones puts in a good performance against @placeholder - and the other stars in Spain's side - it will do his chances of earning a regular first-team spot with England no harm at all.

Answer: Diego Costa

Answer: Costa

Answer: Costa

Answer: Costa

Answer: Diego Costa

Answer: Costa


Steven Finn believes he has rediscovered the form that made him one of the most exciting fast-bowling prospects in England. Finn was overlooked for the West Indies tour, but has spent time since the World Cup working on his run-up – and watching videos of his best spells as a reminder of why he became the youngest English bowler to take 50 Test wickets. ‘I’ve had my trials and tribulations over the last 12 months,’ he said. ‘But I feel everything at the crease is as I want it to be. Steven Finn believes he's regained his previous best form and is ready to push for an England place
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Steven Finn was left out of the England squad for the West Indies tour
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The Middlesex quick bowler has regained form after a tough 12 months
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Finn said he's back to bowling like he was as 'a carefree 21-year-old'
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His last of 23 Test caps came for England back in 2013

Question: I’m gutted I’m not in the @placeholder, but this is the next best thing.’

Answer: West Indies

Answer: West Indies


(CNN) US Navy veteran Eric Wilson thought he was finished paying the price for a crime he did not commit when he was finally released in 2005 after spending nearly eight years in prison. But instead of finding freedom on the outside, he has lived the last dozen years in the shadow of his time behind bars, still branded a sex offender. Now, after being blacklisted from his sons' Boy Scout meetings and barred from attending school functions without an escort, Wilson's name has finally been cleared. Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe last week formally granted full pardons to Wilson and three other ex-sailors, known as the "Norfolk Four," who had been wrongly implicated in the rape and murder of 18-year-old Michelle Moore-Bosko in 1997.
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Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe formally granted full pardons to Wilson and three other ex-sailors, known as the "Norfolk Four."
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Wilson was acquitted of murder in the original trial and had served his entire eight-and-a-half year sentence for rape.

Question: Initially, @placeholder recalled thinking that the visit to the station would be brief.

Answer: Eric Wilson

Answer: Wilson

Answer: Wilson

Answer: Wilson

Answer: Wilson

Question: But as the questioning wore on, the investigators' tone became increasingly hostile, @placeholder told CNN.

Answer: Eric Wilson

Answer: Wilson

Answer: Wilson

Answer: Wilson

Answer: Wilson


(CNN) -- "I have a dream this afternoon that my four little children will not come up in the same young days that I came up within, but they will be judged on the basis of the content of their character, not the color of their skin." The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. spoke these words in 1963, but this was not the speech that would go down as one of the most important addresses in U.S. history. King spoke these words in Detroit, two months before he addressed a crowd of nearly 250,000 with his resounding "I Have a Dream" speech at the March on Washington for Freedom and Jobs on August 28, 1963.
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King almost didn't talk about "the dream"
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Women had to fight to be included on the speakers' platform
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Having Hollywood stars attend helped ease Kennedy fears about march

Question: 'I Have a Dream' beat @placeholder's 'Ask not what you can do' speech

Answer: Kennedy


Arnold Palmer brought the house down when he held court on Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods at the scene of his own tournament, the Arnold Palmer Invitational, on Wednesday. After paying world No 1 McIlroy a warm tribute and expressing his delight that he had come to play in the event for the first time, the King was asked about Tiger’s absence, and the fact they supposedly spoke for an hour on the phone. Palmer gave the questioner a quizzical look and replied: ‘An hour? Whoever told you that was full of s***!’ Arnold Palmer revealed his joy that Rory McIlroy is competing for the first time in the tournament he hosts
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Arnold Palmer lauded Rory McIlroy for playing his event for the first time
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The 85-year-old believes Tiger Woods will come back as 'a great player'
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Palmer insists he will hit first shot at the Masters despite injuring shoulder

Question: @placeholder backed Woods to return from his injury problems and become a great player once again

Answer: Arnold Palmer

Answer: Palmer

Answer: Arnold Palmer

Answer: Arnold Palmer

Answer: Palmer


The similarities are striking. An American journalist kneels in the desert, dressed in an orange prison-style jumpsuit. A masked "executioner" lords over him, wielding a knife. The journalist speaks; the executioner speaks. And then the horrific happens: the victim is beheaded. "It is almost the exact same choreography," said Peter Neumann, a professor at King's College London, comparing ISIS videos showing the deaths of American journalists Steven Sotloff and James Foley. The executioner appears to be the same person. The location of the two killings also appears to be similar. Neumann suspects they took place in or around the Syrian city of Raqqa, one of the safest areas for ISIS, which calls itself the Islamic State.
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The U.S. intelligence community is analyzing the latest video
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ISIS videos of journalists' beheadings are strikingly similar
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They appear to be shot in the same place, with the same executioner
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The videos fade to black at certain points in production

Question: Kerry: 'The cancer of @placeholder will not be allowed to spread'

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


Get ready for the mother of all hoedowns. Dolly Parton, Queen of Country and proud possessor of the biggest hairdo — among other things — in showbusiness, will appear on stage next May at a party at her grand Tennessee home. Friends and family will gather at the 60-acre estate at Willow Lake outside Nashville, music royalty mixing with her close friends, and even a bit of both in the form of the singer’s goddaughter, oversexed pop star Miley Cyrus. The bash will mark a very special occasion — Dolly’s 50th wedding anniversary and a renewal of her marriage vows — so one guest really has no excuse for not being there.
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Dolly Parton, Queen of Country, to appear on stage at her Tennessee home
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The bash will mark her 50th wedding anniversary and renewal of the vows
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Husband Carl Thomas Dean will break a lifelong habit and appear in public
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Elusive husband has been photographed with her little more than 20 times

Question: It was claimed that Mr Kiracofe had given @placeholder an ultimatum to choose between him and her husband.

Answer: Dolly Parton

Answer: Dolly

Answer: Dolly Parton


(CNN) The Turkish military carried out airstrikes Tuesday in Iraq and Syria, saying it was targeting the Kurdistan Workers Party, or PKK, a group it considers to be terrorist. In a written statement, the Turkish armed forces said it had "neutralized" 70 PKK "terrorist" fighters -- 40 in northern Iraq and 30 others in northeastern Syria. But two other Kurdish groups, which the United States is assisting in the fight against ISIS, said the strikes killed more than 20 of their fighters. Five of those casualties were among Kurdish fighters in northern Iraq, known as Peshmerga. Others were reported by the YPG, a Kurdish group in northern Syria.
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US "deeply concerned" Turkey didn't get approval for strikes
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Turkey says it "neutralized" 70 members of PKK, which it considers a terrorist group

Question: He promised @placeholder would continue to go after PKK and other militants in Iraq.

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey


Britain has so many overweight policemen that belts large enough for 56-inch waists are becoming hard to find. One store has even sold out of the XXXL version of the belt that carries heavy equipment as well as holds up trousers. The flood of demand comes despite a nationwide drive to slim down frontline officers. Mandatory fitness tests were introduced last September and those who repeatedly fail them face the sack. Utility belts are an essential item for all officers because they are used to carry their handcuffs, baton and other tools. Yesterday it was reported that Emergency Service Supplies, a uniform supplier, had sold out of the XXXL size of their Portec SD1 duty belt.
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One uniform store has sold out of the XXXL version of police utility belt
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Flood of demand comes despite huge drive to slim down frontline officers
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Mandatory fitness tests were introduced across the force last September
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Police officers who repeatedly fail the 'relatively east' test face the sack

Question: The company also offered outsized clothing for bulkier community support officers, supplying an @placeholder high visibility vest alongside other duty wear in sizes up to a 56-inch chest.

Answer: XXXL

Answer: XXXL

Answer: XXXL


Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) Nigerian authorities have seized 2.5 metric tons of reportedly fake rice during the holiday season. On Tuesday, the Nigerian Custom Service said it intercepted 102 bags of a brand called Best Tomato Rice after the recipient of a gift of rice alerted authorities. The health ministry released a statement on Friday urging Nigerians to remain calm after preliminary findings found no evidence that the rice was plastic or consisted of toxic chemical substances. Yet, the country's National Agency for Food Drug Administration Control has not released their investigative report. The health minister's statement contradicts earlier reports from customs officials.
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Investigation continues into where shipment originated
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Rice is a major staple food in Nigeria, often prepared as jollof rice

Question: Attah said that a total of 221 bags -- each weighing 25 kilos -- came into @placeholder, but only 102 were recovered, which means 119 have already been distributed.

Answer: Nigeria

Answer: Nigerian

Answer: Nigerian Custom Service

Answer: Nigerians

Answer: Nigeria

Question: "Though rice contribute a significant proportion of the food requirements of the [@placeholder] population, production capacity is far below the national requirements.

Answer: Nigeria

Answer: Nigerian

Answer: Nigerian Custom Service

Answer: Nigerians

Answer: Nigeria


Washington (CNN) For months, President Donald Trump has lagged behind his predecessors in filling presidential appointments throughout the federal government. Vacancies have been particularly acute at agencies like the State Department, but also extend to other departments, ranging from Agriculture and Interior, to Labor and Education. In the past the White House has complained that Democrats were slowing the process for confirmations. But in many instances, the holdup is not due to Senate inaction but rather the administration's failure for numerous positions to send nominees to Capitol Hill in the first place. Now, in a new interview, Trump says this is no accident: he is intentionally declining to nominate candidates as a way to shrink certain agencies, saying "you don't need them."
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Trump lags far behind Obama and Bush for presidential nominations
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In new interview, Trump says for certain roles, "you don't need them"

Question: "President @placeholder is correct when he says that some of the 4,000 politically appointed federal jobs are unnecessary," Stier said.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Durham and Warwick are new entries in the world’s top 100 universities, with Oxbridge rivalling Harvard, it has been revealed. The UK now has 12 UK universities listed in the Times Higher Education Reputation Rankings - up from 10 last year and nine in 2013 - the second highest of any individual country. The rankings also show that Oxbridge rates higher than prestigious US universities such as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Stanford. Scroll down for video New entries: Durham University (pictured) and Warwick entered the top 100 for the first time The institutions have helped cement the UK’s position among the ‘global elite’ in higher education. Only the US has more entries in the top 100, with 43. Germany has the next most with six.
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There are now 12 UK institutions in the the list of world's best universities
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Only the U.S. has more entries, while third place Germany has just six
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Oxford and Cambridge are the only non-American universities in top ten

Question: Top: @placeholder was named number one, but  Cambridge and Oxford came second and third respectively

Answer: Harvard


Amman, Jordan (CNN) In a patch of desert largely unseen by the outside world, a humanitarian emergency is unfolding with tens of thousands of people trying to survive in miserable conditions. Aid agencies call it "the berm" -- essentially a rocky, largely uninhabitable no-man's land on Jordan's northeastern frontier with Syria. As Jordan tightened border controls late last year and restricted access, Syrian refugees, mostly from the besieged cities of Homs and Aleppo began accumulating in a makeshift settlement in this remote region -- known as Rukban. Aid groups estimate there are more than 75,000 people, mostly women and children, stranded there now.
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The berm lies along Jordan's northeastern border with war-torn Syria
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The area has been closed off by the Jordanian military after an ISIS attack
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Tens of thousands of Syrian refugees are pouring into this 'no man's land'

Question: They can't go back they cant come forward into @placeholder.

Answer: Jordan

Answer: Jordan

Answer: Jordan

Answer: Jordan

Answer: Jordanian


Washington (CNN) Former Rep. Joe Walsh -- under fire for a deleted tweet saying "This is now war" against President Barack Obama following the killings of Dallas police officers -- defended his rhetoric Friday. Walsh, a former tea party congressman from Illinois and now a conservative talk radio host, tweeted in the wake of the Dallas shootings, "3 Dallas Cops killed, 7 wounded. This is now war. Watch out Obama. Watch out black lives matter punks. Real America is coming after you." Walsh later explained on Twitter that he wasn't calling for violence against Obama or Black Lives Matter activists. But he told CNN's Don Lemon Friday night that he stands by his words and that Twitter "shut me down."
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Former Rep. Joe Walsh tweeted angry messages related to the Dallas shootings
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He later told CNN he believes Obama's rhetoric has led to violence against police officers

Question: @placeholder would not comment on Walsh's claims, citing privacy and security reasons.

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter

Question: "I didn't intend to say everybody go threaten Barack Obama or incite violence against @placeholder.

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Question: "The last couple of years, @placeholder has done nothing but hate on cops.

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama


Riff lets you film videos and uploaded them to th e app. Friends and strangers can then film relevant clips and attach them to the end of your video Despite being launched on April Fool's day, and using an #AprilFools hashtag to promote its features, Facebook's latest app is reportedly not a hoax. Called Riff, it lets you film videos and upload them to Facebook and the app. Friends and strangers can then film relevant clips and attach them to the end of your video to create a collaborative project. The app was created by London-based developers through Facebook's Creative Labs.
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Riff was developed in London and is available on Android and iOS
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It lets you film a video and uploaded it to the app and Facebook
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Friends then film their own clips and tag them onto the end of your video

Question: 'Today, we are introducing @placeholder, a creative tool to make videos with friends.'

Answer: Riff

Answer: Riff


It may be the first official day of Spring, but it would be wise not to pack away the scarves and gloves just yet. Forecasters predict a colder-than-average March, with parts of north-west England and Wales expected to wake up to at least 2in of snow tomorrow. According to long range forecasts, the cold snap is expected to last throughout March and will see Britain covered in more snow and frost. Then April will bring in a long-awaited warm and sunny Easter, where temperatures could peak at an above-average 21C (70F). However despite it being the first official day of Spring today and much of the UK enjoying fine weather, this is not expected to last past the evening.
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Lambs were born in Stafford this week as today marks first official day of Spring, according to meteorologists
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But as Spring begins snow, frost, cold and blustery winds - and temperatures below freezing - are forecast
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Four inches of snow expected to fall tonight in Highlands, and two inches in North West England and Wales
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Met Office issues weather warning for snow in the North and rain turning to ice for most of the UK overnight
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Cold snap forecast throughout March with more rain, cold evenings and wintry showers in North on the way
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Mercury is expected to fall after a break from cold this weekend, as temperatures reach around 10C today
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By Easter forecasters predict temperatures could soar to 21C - around 8C above average for the time of year

Question: The cold weather this week comes as @placeholder officially began today.

Answer: Spring

Answer: Spring

Answer: Spring

Answer: Spring


Novak Djokovic celebrated his first wedding anniversary on Sunday by stopping Roger Federer's glorious run at this year's Wimbledon and winning a third singles title. The 28-year-old Serb took just under three hours to triumph 7-6, 6-7, 6-4, 6-3 and then extolled the virtues of marriage and fatherhood on what became a day of double joy. With wife Jelena watching, Djokovic equalled the Wimbledon tally of his coach Boris Becker and hauled himself to a ninth Grand Slam title, despite a rain delay and losing a magnificent second-set tiebreak. 'Ever since I got married and became a father, I haven't lost many matches and have won many tournaments,' he said. 'I suggest to every player, get married and have kids and enjoy this.
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Novak Djokovic defeated Roger Federer 7-6, 6-7, 6-4, 6-3 in Sunday's final
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Djokovic equalled the Wimbledon tally of his coach Boris Becker by winning his third title
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It was the 28-year-old Serb's ninth Grand Slam title
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Coach Stefan Edberg believes Federer can still claim a record eighth Wimbledon title
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Federer became the oldest man to reach a Wimbledon final since 1974
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Djokovic attended Champions Dinner at the Guildhall in London on Sunday night

Question: 'It was always something I wanted to do for celebration when I was a child, dreaming of winning @placeholder.

Answer: Wimbledon

Answer: Wimbledon

Answer: Wimbledon

Answer: Wimbledon

Answer: Wimbledon


A woman has been arrested at a Colombian airport after 1.5kg of liquid cocaine, stuffed in two tied-up latex gloves, was discovered inside her breasts. Paola Deyanira Sabillon confessed that an 'unknown substance' was implanted inside her and she was ordered to transport it to Barcelona. The 22-year-old Honduran aroused suspicion because she was acting strangely in the security line at El Dorado airport in the country's capital Bogota, according to  airport police. X-rays revealed that surgery had recently been carried out on her breasts and round £150,000-worth of cocaine had been planted inside. Authorities believe the surgery took place at a 'clandestine clinic' in the city of Pereira, western Colombia.
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The 22-year-old Honduran was caught trying to board a flight to Barcelona
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Paola Sabillon confessed an 'unknown substance' was planted inside her
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Police say surgery carried out recently at 'clandestine clinic' in Colombia
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Hidden stash was worth around £150,000 based on previous police busts

Question: The implants have since been removed at @placeholder hospital where Sabillon is being treated for an infection.

Answer: Bogota

Answer: X

Question: Around 300 tonnes of cocaine are produced per year in @placeholder which has long been a major hub for drug production and trafficking.

Answer: Colombian

Answer: X

Answer: Colombia

Answer: Colombia


(CNN) -- The major concern of the United States in the current Israeli-Hamas conflict is a potential Israeli ground incursion into Gaza, U.S. officials said Friday. That would be a disastrous escalation that could trigger a larger conflict, a senior U.S. official told CNN. "Escalation is what we are concerned about. We don't want it to escalate to the point where Israel feels it has to take additional action, specifically ground force action," the official said. Israel has some ground forces on the border and ready to act if they are called to do so, said Israel's ambassador to the United States, Michael Oren, in a conference call with reporters Friday.
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NEW: President Obama talks to Israeli and Egyptian leaders
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An Israeli Knesset member says, "The White House is too silent"
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"Escalation is what we are concerned about," a senior U.S. official says
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U.S. Secretary of State Clinton has talked to many officials, a spokeswoman says

Question: The official emphasized this is a @placeholder worry and the strong hope is Hamas will stop its rocket attacks on Israel, thereby ending Israeli strikes.

Answer: United States

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: United States

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Question: "In all cases her message has been the same: that we are urging a de-escalation of this conflict, we are urging those countries with influence on Hamas and other groups in @placeholder to use that influence to get a de-escalation."

Answer: Gaza


(CNN) Over the holiday weekend, a scramble over who's in charge of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has been unfolding. Richard Cordray, the director of the CFPB, a consumer watchdog agency, resigned Friday and named his chief of staff, Leandra English, as deputy director, essentially establishing her as the bureau's acting director. But shortly after, President Trump named Mick Mulvaney as CFPB's acting director. The two conflicting appointments sparked confusion over who will be in charge when employees return to work Monday. What is the CFPB? What do they do? The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is tasked with overseeing financial institutions, monitoring markets and protecting consumers from financial fraud.
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CFPB's director resigned, leading to dueling appointments for agency's acting director
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Its exiting director and Trump have both named different people for interim successor

Question: Cordray was @placeholder's first chief, having served since his 2012 appointment by Obama.

Answer: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

Answer: CFPB

Answer: CFPB

Answer: CFPB

Answer: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

Answer: CFPB


(CNN) Hurricane Irma strengthened to a Category 4 storm Monday, churning west in the Atlantic Ocean and prompting emergency declarations in Florida and Puerto Rico. Although Irma's path remains uncertain, the possibility it could threaten the United States led Florida Gov. Rick Scott to declare a state of emergency in all 67 counties in his state. "In Florida, we always prepare for the worst and hope for the best, and while the exact path of Irma is not absolutely known at this time, we cannot afford to not be prepared," Scott said in a statement released late Monday afternoon. "This state of emergency allows our emergency management officials to act swiftly in the best interest of Floridians without the burden of bureaucracy or red tape."
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Puerto Rico under hurricane warning
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"If there was a US landfall, we're talking a week from today," CNN meteorologist says

Question: Rosselló warned the public on Sunday that the island could feel @placeholder's wrath around noon Wednesday.

Answer: Irma

Answer: Irma

Answer: Irma


A reclusive Missouri man shot dead four relatives and three neighbors in a nighttime rampage after one of the other families in the town denied his request for a job, a resident said. Joseph Aldridge, 36, allegedly opened fire in four separate locations on Thursday night  in Tyrone, Texas County. The shooter may have unsuccessfully asked Darrell Shriver, 68, for a job before killing him, his son Carey Shriver, 46, and Carey's wife, Valirea, 44, according to the elder victim's cousin John, 72. Nine people are dead in the tiny rural community - including Aldridge, who turned the gun on himself after the shooting spree that followed the death of his 74-year-old mother Alice, who had been ill.
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Nine people are dead in Texas County, Missouri, at four separate sites
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Gunman Joseph Aldridge, 36, is cousin to two of the victims
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He killed seven - four relatives and three neighbors, before taking own life
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Victim Darrell Shriver, 68, may have refused Joseph Aldridge a job
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Family of shooter and victims were in a feud for years,   resident says

Question: Resident of @placeholder, Missouri (pictured in background) expressed their grief by changing their social media pictures

Answer: Texas County

Answer: Texas County


A rebel group battling ISIS in Syria has turned the tables on its enemies by capturing and slaughtering dozens of Islamic State soldiers on camera. Dressed in orange jumpsuits - attire usually worn by ISIS's victims - the Jaysh Al-Islam soldiers lead 13 shackled jihadis to their deaths. Jaysh Al-Islam calls itself the 'Army of Islam' and reportedly commands as many as 25,000 loyal fighters following the merger of around 60 rebel factions inside Syria. Islamic State's captured soldiers are forced to kneel as a commander announces: 'Allah did not make a disease without appointing a remedy to it.' The jihadis - dressed entirely in black - are then given something to drink before each of their faces are clearly shown in the 19 minute-long propaganda video. They are then shot in the back of the head at point blank range with shotguns.
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Propaganda video shows Jaysh Al-Islam fighters executing ISIS militants
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Jaysh commander calls ISIS the 'most serious calamity for our jihad today'
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Group calls itself the Army of Islam and commands up to 25,000 soldiers
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It battles both Islamic State and the Syrian regime in the war-torn country

Question: In April this year, Jaysh Al-@placeholder released a striking video showing off 1,700 troops, a fleet of armoured tanks and special forces soldiers in an impressive military parade.

Answer: Islamic

Answer: Islam

Answer: Islam

Answer: Army of Islam

Answer: Islamic State

Answer: Islam

Answer: Army of Islam

Answer: Islamic State


Sydney (CNN) -- Australia has a female prime minister. Her name is Julia Eileen Gillard. Australia also has a shock jock commercial radio broadcaster and his name is Alan Belford Jones. His dislike of the prime minister is as legendary as his typically adoring, right-wing retiree listeners are loyal. The two have been involved in an almighty collision that is proving commercially and politically disastrous for Jones and a likely polling gift for Gillard. Jones is a former coach of the Australian National Rugby Union team who sought Liberal Party pre-selection in the late 1970s. He is also a determined climate change denier who 13 years ago was investigated over allegations of accepting commercial support from companies in exchange for favorable comment. Despite this, the take-no-prisoner broadcaster remains one of Australia's most popular and highly paid radio announcers.
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Popular Australian shock jock Alan Jones in clash with Prime Minister
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Just days after Gillard's father's death, Jones said he had "died of shame"
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Advertisers pulling funding from Jones' radio show, online campaign calls for his sacking
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Commentators say outrage may give Gillard an unexpected boost in the polls

Question: While many commentators believe the @placeholder's decision not to speak with Jones, on or off air, could result in a lift in the polls, others think if her cabinet supporters protest too loudly, the gains will be lost.

Answer: Julia Eileen Gillard

Answer: Gillard

Answer: Gillard

Answer: Gillard