Twenty four hours after watching Kevin Sinfield make his rugby union debut, Leeds officially moved on from the departure of their record-breaking captain by handing over the number 13 jersey he wore with distinction for 15 years. Back-row forward Stevie Ward, who was dubbed 'the new Kevin Sinfield' when he broke into the Rhinos team in 2012, is the man bequeathed the former England skipper's shirt and becomes only the fifth Leeds player to wear 13 since squad numbers were introduced into Super League 20 years ago. The 21-year-old Ward, who missed his club's Grand Final victory over Wigan because of a knee injury, has also agreed a new five-year contract that will keep him at Headingley at least until the end of the 2020 season.
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Stevie Ward is only the fifth Leeds Rhinos player to wear No 13
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The 21-year-old has also agreed a new five-year contract with the club
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Kevin Sinfield has switched to rugby union after 18 years at Leeds
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Sinfield made his debut for Yorkshire Carnegie on Sunday

Question: 'I was six when @placeholder first wore it so that is all I have ever known and it is an honour to receive the number after him.

Answer: Kevin Sinfield

Answer: Kevin Sinfield


A series of ships have been identified as possible sources of a film of oil stretching near the world famous Great Barrier Reef. An oil slick was confirmed 33 kilometres northeast of Cape Upstart on Friday evening, but aircraft were unable to detect any oil on the surface. Now Maritime Services are claiming they know which ships went past the area, with fourteen ships identified as possible sources of the oil, reports Brisbane times. 'There are 14 ships that we consider are possible sources of oil and we plan to take oil samples from all of those ships,' Patrick Quirk, general manager of Maritime Services Queensland
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Officials confirmed oil spill near the Great Barrier Reef on Friday night
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A fisherman reported the spill in the morning before police verified claims
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An aircraft was unable to locate traces of oil at the site on Saturday
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14 ships have been identified as possible sources of the oil leakage
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Townsville police will try to match the oil with samples from the ships

Question: 'Maritime Safety Queensland has oil pollution resources and staff on standby if required in @placeholder and other ports.

Answer: Townsville


Nathaniel Chalobah wants to use Euro 2015 as a launchpad to show he can play a key role among the exciting generation of players emerging at Chelsea. Chelsea have been FA Youth Cup finalists for the last four years and retained the trophy in April when they beat Manchester City and it has raised the prospect that, perhaps, there is enough talent for Chelsea have a class of graduates like Manchester United did in 1992. Chalobah, who will be in the thick of things this evening when England’s Under-21s look to reach the semi-finals of the European Championships, has long been held in high regard at Stamford Bridge but he recognises the next 12 months will be critical in his attempts to breakthrough.
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Nathaniel Chalobah hopeful of emulating Manchester United class of 1992
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Chalobah backs Chelsea stars in England squad to fulfill their potential
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Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Charlie Colkett among Blues players at Euro 2015
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20-year-old midfielder played on loan at Burnley and Reading last season
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CLICK HERE for all the latest Chelsea transfer news

Question: I am honestly so chuffed for @placeholder and so happy for him that he had a chance to play next year and I hope he kicks on.’

Answer: Ruben Loftus


Sweden's top flight players earn too much money and youngsters should see the league as a chance to develop rather than become rich, according to Helsingborg manager Henrik Larsson. The former Celtic, Barcelona and Manchester United striker, who started and ended his career at Helsingborg, was speaking at a media day to launch the 2015 Allsvenskan season, with his side kicking off at Kalmar on April 4. Appointed by Helsingborg last November, Golden Boot winner Larsson took over at a club that, although known as a powerhouse in Swedish football, found itself struggling financially. Former Celtic and Barcelona striker Henrik Larsson now manages at his former club side Helsingborg
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Former Celtic and Barcelona star manages back in his homeland Sweden
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The Helsingborg manager believes young players earn too much
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Larsson introduced a salary cap for the club to begin in the 2015 season

Question: They won't be financially independent from the money they earn here (@placeholder).

Answer: Helsingborg

Answer: Helsingborg

Answer: Helsingborg

Answer: Helsingborg

Answer: Helsingborg


A top health insurance expert with the Department of Health and Human Services said Monday that she doesn't know what portion of Americans who have left the ranks of the uninsured did it by buying policies on Obamacare exchanges. In a conference call for reporters, Office of Health Reform director Dr. Meena Seshamani boasted about new Gallup survey data that indicates 'the uninsured rate dropped from 20.3 percent to 13.2 percent' between the beginning of Obamacare's open enrollment and March 4, 2015 That's less than a 35 per cent dent in the uninsured ranks. President Barack Obama campaigned in 2007 and 2008 on the promise of a medical insurance law 'that will cover every American.'
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Uninsured rate has dropped from 20.3 percent to 13.2 percent since October 2013 when Obamacare open-enrollment started
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President Obama campaigned on the promise of a medical insurance law 'that will cover every American'
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An HHS expert conceded newly covered could have gotten insurance 'through any of a number of avenues'
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White House is taking credit for new insurance Americans get on their own, or through employers, lumping them into the total

Question: @placeholder customers who receive government subsidies got some unrelated bad news last month with the revelation that more than half of them will have to give some of that money back when they file their tax returns.

Answer: Obamacare

Answer: Obamacare

Answer: Obamacare


Chelsea took control of their UEFA Youth League group as two goals from Tammy Abraham settled a one-sided contest with Dynamo Kiev in Ukraine. The teenage hotshot was a part of Chelsea’s success in this competition last season and his double in the Lobanovskiy Stadium took Adi Viveash’s under 19 team three points clear in their group. It was the perfect way for Abraham, who scored a remarkable 41 goals for Chelsea’s youth teams last season, to mark the signing of his first professional contract last week. After seeing a three-goal lead slip to only take a point against Porto last time out, Chelsea were determined to return to winning ways but torrential rain in Kiev made conditions difficult.
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Tammy Abraham scores twice for UEFA Youth League holders in Kiev
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Abraham was celebrating signing his first professional Chelsea contract
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Dynamo Kiev goalkeeper Vadym Soldatenko kept Ukrainians in the game
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Chelsea will have one foot in quarter-finals with win over Kiev next month

Question: Abraham saw a penalty appeal waved away and was denied in another one-on-one opportunity by the busy @placeholder.

Answer: Vadym Soldatenko


A teenager got more than a Big Mac  when he popped out to his local McDonald's. Christopher Kellie, 21, from Mount Vernon, Glasgow, was studying to become a personal trainer and ventured down to his local fast food joint in quest of a part-time job. The 6ft 1in brunette, who was just 16 at the time, left with a modelling contract. Christopher, who journeyed to the restaurant with his mother, was scouted by the Colours Agency after the company's founder spotted him in the restaurant when she was dining with her family there. The fledgling model is now the face of Harvey Nichols, JD Sports and Barbour, adorns billboards all over Scotland and has stripped to his boxers for underwear brand, D. Hedral, a brand Thom Evans has also worked for.
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Christopher Kellie, from  Glasgow, went to chain in quest of a part-time job
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Model agency founder scouted him whilst dining with her family
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He's now the face of Harvey Nichols, JD Sports and Barbour
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Hopes to move to New York or LA and model for Tom Ford
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Admits he never heard back from McDonald's about the job

Question: Christopher added: 'Fate took me to @placeholder that day and I haven’t looked back.

Answer: McDonald's

Answer: McDonald's


Yaya Toure's agent has called Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini a 'weak manager' and criticised the club's chief executive Ferran Soriano and director of football Txiki Begiristain. Toure's performances have come under the microscope amid a dismal run for City which has seen them go from title contenders to being in a battle simply to finish in the top four. But agent Dimitri Seluk has claimed the club are trying to make Toure a scapegoat for bigger problems behind the scenes. The agent of Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure (left) has called Manuel Pellegrini, his manager, 'weak' Pellegrini has struggled this with the  champions this season, and Dimitri Seluk has placed blame on him
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Manchester City are willing to listen to offers for Yaya Toure this summer
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His agent Dimitri Seluk has hit out and called Manuel Pellegrini 'weak'
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He also criticised the City's chief executive and director of football
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Ivorian midfielder has had a difficult season at the Premier League champions

Question: 'Two of the biggest clubs have already asked me if he is available, and I know that if @placeholder would sell, another 10 would call me inside 24 hours.'

Answer: Manchester City

Answer: City

Answer: Manchester City

Answer: Manchester City

Answer: City


(CNN) -- Police and neighbors were searching for three young Michigan boys Saturday who have been missing since their father claimed he dropped them off with a woman before trying to kill himself a day earlier. The father survived his suicide attempt and is being cared for in a mental health facility, said Morenci, Michigan, Police Chief Larry Weeks on Saturday. But Michigan authorities do not know what has happened to his boys -- 5-year-old Tanner Skelton, 7-year-old Alexander William Skelton and 9-year-old Andrew Skelton -- prompting them to issue an Amber Alert on Friday. Weeks said that the boys' father, John Skelton, told police that he dropped the boys off Friday morning with a woman he identified as Joann Taylor -- in part to ensure they didn't see him while and after he tried to commit suicide.
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NEW: Dozens have searched for three missing boys along Michigan-Ohio border
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An Amber Alert is out for three boys -- ages 5, 7 and 9 -- who were last seen Friday
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The boy's father told police he left the boys with a woman he'd met on the internet
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Police still don't know if the father's story is true or whether the woman he mentions is real

Question: "We have not been able to locate a @placeholder or confirm that she even exists," Weeks told reporters Saturday evening.

Answer: Joann Taylor


Tyra Banks made her awards ceremony hosting debut on Sunday at the Daytime Emmy Awards in Burbank, California and delivered on her promise of multiple outfits. The 41-year-old model and television personality also premiered a new short hairdo at the awards ceremony honouring the best in daytime television. Matt Lauer received plenty of thanks during the two-hour broadcast on the Pop basic cable network after a comedy bit featuring pasties and black stockings. Scroll down for video Hosting debut: Tyra Banks made her awards ceremony hosting debut on Sunday at the 42nd annual Daytime Emmy Awards in Burbank, California
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Matt Lauer donates $1,000 to charity for each thank you in racy bit with Ellen DeGeneres
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Betty White honoured with a Lifetime Achievement Award
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Craig Ferguson wins for Outstanding Game Show Host
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Entertainment Tonight wins Outstanding Entertainment News Program

Question: Still hilarious: @placeholder showed her quick wit during her acceptance speech

Answer: Betty White


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump told reporters at his second full Cabinet meeting as president that his administration will be able to take care of North Korea but offered no specifics about what he plans to do. "We will handle North Korea. We are gonna be able to handle them. It will be handled. We handle everything," Trump said Monday after a reporter asked him about his strategy. North Korea, for the second time in a month, tested an intercontinental ballistic missile on Friday. Trump responded to the test by ripping China's leadership on Twitter. North Korea tested its longest-ranging missile. Now what?
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North Korea, for the second time in a month, tested an intercontinental ballistic missile on Friday
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Monday marked Trump's second Cabinet meeting as President

Question: Unlike @placeholder's last Cabinet meeting, Trump did not have his secretaries go around the room and lavish praise on him on camera.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Tory peer Karren Brady has ruled out replacing Lord Sugar on the Apprentice – but hinted she could make a run to be London Mayor. The West Ham chairman, who was elevated to the House of Lords by David Cameron last year, said she had 'no desire to do television' and would walk away from the hit BBC show whenever Lord Sugar leaves. Baroness Brady said she was 'looking to do less television and more House of Lords – not the other way around'. Tory peer Karen Brady has ruled out replacing Lord Sugar on the Apprentice – but hinted she could make a run to be London Mayor
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West Ham chairman was elevated to the House of Lords  last year
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Said she would walk away from hit BBC show whenever Lord Sugar leaves
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But the celebrity businesswoman said 'never say never' to London Mayor

Question: 'There are issues that need resolving and there's a lot of campaigning that needs to be done to promote @placeholder around the world.'

Answer: London

Answer: London

Answer: London


Wenchang, China  (CNN) The second launch of China's new-generation Long March-5 carrier rocket failed Sunday -- dealing a blow to the country's ambitious space aspirations. Carrying an experimental communications satellite, China's largest rocket lifted off at 7:23 p.m. local time (7:23 a.m. ET) toward clear skies from the seaside Wenchang space launch center on the southern Chinese island of Hainan. But 40 minutes later, the state-run Xinhua news agency flashed a headline declaring the launch a failure -- without providing any details. Dubbed "Chubby 5" for its huge size -- 5 meters in diameter and 57 meters tall -- the LM-5 rocket is designed to carry up to 25 tons of payload into low orbit, more than doubling the country's previous lift capability.
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Details of what happened are unknown.
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Rocket carried communications satellite.

Question: The LM-5 finally made its debut last November, also at the newly built @placeholder site, and was successfully launched.

Answer: Wenchang

Answer: Wenchang


Julian Savea insists he will never match Jonah Lomu despite his stunning impression of the power wing with a bruising hat-trick against France. Savea mimicked Lomu's trampling of England in 1995 in steamrollering three French defenders for his second score in New Zealand's 62-13 triumph in Cardiff on Saturday night. The defending champions will now face South Africa in the semi-finals, after crushing hapless France with a nine-try thumping. Savea took his staggering Test try tally to 38 from 39 caps, overtaking Lomu's career total of 37, and Mike Umaga's haul of 36. 'I've always said that no one can come close to Jonah, he's amazing,' said Savea. 'I wouldn't say it's pressure to have comparisons.
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Julian Savea scored a try hat-trick in New Zealand's win over France
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Tries took his tally to a total of eight for the Rugby World Cup so far
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This matches countryman Jonah Lomu's record for the tournament
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Savea appreciates comparisons to Lomu but says he's no where near him
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Savea now has 38 tries from 39 Test, Lomu's career total is 37
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Rugby World Cup 2015: See the latest RWC news, results and highlights

Question: @placeholder boss Steve Hansen confirmed prop Wyatt Crockett suffered a groin issue that will be assessed on Sunday.

Answer: New Zealand

Answer: New Zealand


Lawyers for a high school honor student in Massachusetts say the teen is 'bewildered' over the involuntary manslaughter charges against her following the suicide of her friend, as they push to have the case moved to a different county due to 'a conflict of interest'. Michelle Carter, 18, looked glum as she appeared in court in New Bedford on Thursday accused of encouraging the death of Conrad Roy III, who gassed himself in his truck in Fairhaven last July. During the hearing her defense attorney requested the case be moved out of Bristol County, saying it's 'impossible' for Carter to receive a fair trial in the area because the District Attorney is the victim's third cousin.
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Michelle Carter, 18, appeared in New Bedford court Thursday over the involuntary manslaughter of Conrad Roy II, 18, who killed himself last July
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Carter 'sent Roy a series of texts encouraging him to take his own life'
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Her lawyers claim she is 'bewildered at the charges' and have asked for the case to be moved because the District Attorney is the victim's third cousin
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They claim she was actually trying to help Roy
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Roy was found dead of carbon monoxide poisoning in his idling truck
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Carter told a friend she was worried that the police were checking his text messages, saying: 'I'm done ... I could go to jail'
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After he died, she raised money for suicide prevention and wrote on Twitter about how much she missed him
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Carter, who was 17 at the time, is free on bail but can't text or use social media

Question: @placeholder had previously tried to commit suicide over a year earlier and was battling depression.

Answer: Conrad Roy III

Answer: Roy

Answer: Roy

Answer: Roy

Question: Her most recent message - written just two days before her indictment - reads: 'Enjoy the parade from up there tomorrow @placeholder, I know you would of loved to be there ♥ Really missing you tonight.'

Answer: Conrad Roy III

Answer: Roy

Answer: Roy

Answer: Roy


(CNN) Another year, another batch of videos and advertisements released on April Fools' Day. What's real and what's not? You be the judge. But here are some of our favorite ads on this day dedicated to pranksters: 1. Google has another map eater Pac-Maps is back with a new twist -- it's Ms. Pac-Man who's munching her way across Google Maps this year. To play, open the Google Maps app and click the red square in the bottom right of your screen. You can also play on desktop. Google first launched the prank with Pac-Man in 2015. 2. Is Amazon's Petlexa "fur" real?
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Here are some of our favorite ads on this day dedicated to pranksters
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Real or not, they'll keep you entertained

Question: Well, that's what @placeholder's new Petlexa purports to be in a video posted on the company's official Twitter Echo account.

Answer: Amazon


Game show viewers were left outraged by a buzzer's failure to ring out on Wednesday night's Family Feud, which saw a family miss out on winning a brand-new car. Team captains Matt Molloy and Mary Ryan were facing off at sudden death when the controversial moment happened. If the Ryans won they would have become the brand-new champions of the show, while the Molloys would have walked away with a Mitsubishi Outlander four-wheel-drive. Viewers were outraged when the Molloy family were beaten out by the Ryan family on Family Feud when a buzzer appeared to malfunction Host Grant Denyer asked the pair to 'name something you might eat with egg'.
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Contestants Matt Molloy and Mary Ryan were facing off at sudden death
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Denyer asks the team captains to 'name something you might eat with egg'
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Mr Molloy presses down on his button first then Ms Ryan pushes down
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His buzzer fails to ring out while his opponent's makes noise and lights up
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Audience is heard groaning when this happens as Denyer lets her answer
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Angered viewers took to social media to vent their frustrations about glitch
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A Family Feud statement said Ms Ryan hit buzzer 'with a greater velocity'

Question: @placeholder's technical experts also added: 'The buzzers are wired to identical electronic relays - as soon as one buzzer is "closed" (triggered), the other one is disabled.

Answer: Family Feud

Answer: Family Feud

Answer: Family Feud


It was another Hail Mary pass to give the Packers a win - only this time the winners were a Minnesota boys high school basketball team, thanks to a full-court shot as time expired. Players and fans erupted in jubilation as Austin came away with a 57-56 buzzer-beating victory last week over Northfield thanks to the heroics of Packers junior player Oman Oman. There were just three seconds left when a  Raiders player missed a free throw and Oman grabbed the rebound and flung the ball down the length of the court, the Austin Daily Herald reported. To everyone's surprise, it went through the net and Austin got the one-point victory over Northfield.
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Players and fans erupted in joy as  Austin came away with last-second win
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Packers junior player Oman Oman hit full-court shot to seal 57-56 victory
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Just three seconds left when Northfield Raiders player missed a free throw and Oman grabbed the rebound and flung the ball down the length of court
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To everyone's surprise, it went through the net and Austin got the win
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Was only Oman's second basket and he finished the game with five points

Question: @placeholder head coach Kris Fadness said he's never seen an ending like that in his 30 years of coaching.

Answer: Austin

Answer: Austin Daily Herald

Answer: Austin

Answer: Austin

Answer: Austin


A church has come under fire over plans to dig up thousands of bodies - including the founder of Western Australia - to make way for a car park. St John's Stoke church, in Guildford, Surrey, wants to build a community centre in its grave yard and replace the current centre with a car park. But the scheme, which would see remains dug up, cremated and reburied in a mass grave, has already sparked outrage with opponents producing a 1,400-signature petition in a bid to save the graveyard. St John's Stoke church (pictured), in Guildford, Surrey, wants to build a community centre in its grave yard and replace the current centre with a car park
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St John's Stoke church plans to build new community centre and car park
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But scheme would involve digging up thousands of bodies in graveyard
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The church, in Guildford, Surrey, is the resting place of Sir James Stirling
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He was the first governor of Western Australia and a British navy admiral
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Opponents of the graveyard plan have produced a 1,400-signature petition

Question: Stirling became an admiral in the 1860s and died in retirement at @placeholder on April 22 1865.

Answer: Guildford

Answer: Guildford

Answer: Guildford


Downton Abbey is one of Britain's most successful television dramas. And it seems the show has even influenced affluent households thousands of miles away in China. Young Chinese people are paying £140 per day to train as butlers as an increasing number of wealthy families hire help, the People's Daily Online reported. Students at the International Butler Academy, in Chengdu, are drilled daily on ironing perfect creases into tablecloths, polishing silverware and identifying the correct cutlery to accompany an eight-course banquet. Students at the International Butler Academy in Chengdu, China, pay £140 per day to train as butlers as an increasing number of wealthy Chinese families hire help
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International Butler Academy charges 40,000 yuan (£4,300) for six weeks
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Tasks include polishing and placing a water jug correctly on a table
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China is home to more than a million people with assets above £1million

Question: A short stroll away from the @placeholder a billboard for a new housing estate shows a grinning man in a suit and bow tie, promising to bring 'the elegance of British butlering service into everyday life'.

Answer: International Butler Academy

Answer: International Butler Academy

Answer: International Butler Academy


Washington (CNN) -- Pakistan's military insists that the NATO strike last month that killed more than two dozen Pakistani soldiers near the Afghan border was deliberate. In an effort to pre-empt the results of NATO's official investigation, due out next week, the Pakistani Embassy in Washington invited reporters for a detailed briefing on the incident. Pakistani military officials at the briefing contended that NATO forces knew they were firing at Pakistani troops throughout the attack and even apologized as they kept firing, evidence they say supports their assertions the attack was deliberate. U.S. officials have said it was a regrettable case of mistaken identity and miscommunication when NATO attacked the area in support of a nearby U.S.-Afghan joint patrol that believed it was under fire from the Taliban.
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Pakistani military officials say NATO forces knew they were firing at Pakistani troops
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U.S. has said last month's attack was a case of mistaken identity, miscommunication
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More than two dozen Pakistani soldiers killed in NATO strike near the Afghan border
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Strike has exacerbated already fractious relationship between U.S. and Pakistan

Question: U.S. military officials would not comment on the @placeholder assertions, citing the ongoing investigation.

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistan

Question: A NATO officer at the joint coordination outpost in the area even apologized to his @placeholder liaison in the middle of the attack for relaying the wrong location of the area NATO planes were about to fire on, preventing Pakistan from warning this was a friendly post, according to the Pakistani officials.

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistan

Question: Even after NATO officer acknowledged at about 1:15 a.m. that it was firing on the outposts and confirmed it was pulling back its helicopters, the @placeholder maintain there was continued fire on the two posts by U.S. attack helicopters and an AC-130 gunship for about another hour until about 2:20 a.m.

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistan


Former PM Tony Blair was given an award for his 'global legacy' by Save the Children last year Save the Children has apologised over its decision to give Tony Blair an award for his 'global legacy' after a furious public backlash. Justin Forsyth, the charity's chief executive, said he was 'very sorry' for those upset by the decision, but insisted it was only meant to mark his work in Africa and not his entire time in Number 10. Mr Forsyth, a former Downing Street aide, admitted it would have been 'wrong' to give an award to the former PM for his political legacy rather than for his work on international aid.
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Justin Forsyth, the charity's chief executive, said he was 'very sorry'
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Charity chief insisted it was only meant to mark his work in Africa
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Mr Blair was handed the at a star-studded ceremony in New York last year
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It honoured his record in Government spending billions  on foreign aid

Question: 'And if it had been for his wider legacy I think it would be wrong, but it was for something quite specific that helped @placeholder and children.

Answer: Africa

Answer: Africa


Chicago (CNN) Death first stared at Sonia, straight in the eyes, when she was only 10 years old. "I was wondering, 'When is it going to be my last day?'" Sonia told CNN. "I wasn't living. I was surviving." The ruthless gangs in her native Guatemala had her in the crosshairs during her early teenage years, she said, following her and threatening her in the street. Sonia, who asked CNN to change her name because she fears for her safety, said they threatened her mother, as well. "They told her, 'We are going to rape your daughters,' " Sonia said.
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Arrupe College of Loyola University Chicago is the first Jesuit community college in the world
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The school recruits minority students who struggled in high school but want to get to a four-year university

Question: "These students are not strangers to failure," said Father Michael Garanzini, the mastermind behind @placeholder.

Answer: Arrupe College of Loyola University Chicago

Question: But, indeed, students have few choices to make at @placeholder.

Answer: Arrupe College of Loyola University Chicago

Question: To make sure that @placeholder students earn their two-year degrees debt free, Garanzini said that Arrupe pays for most of students' educations through donations.

Answer: Arrupe College of Loyola University Chicago

Question: To make sure that Arrupe students earn their two-year degrees debt free, Garanzini said that @placeholder pays for most of students' educations through donations.

Answer: Arrupe College of Loyola University Chicago


(CNN) It feels like President Donald Trump is doing everything in his power to invite the comparison with President Richard Nixon -- and most people don't mean it as a compliment. President Trump decided to fire the FBI director heading an investigation into the President's campaign and its potential connections to Russia. Historians and political pundits instantly invoked the Saturday Night Massacre, when Nixon ordered the firing of special prosecutor Archibald Cox, who was investigating the Watergate break-in scandal, and the attorney general and his deputy resigned rather than follow orders. Then, as if President Trump wanted to underline a point, he moved forward with an Oval Office meeting and photo-op with Henry Kissinger, best known as Nixon's national security adviser.
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Julian Zelizer: As he moves forward, President Trump might want to think about the way he talks about "tapes"
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Trump should remember how the revelation of tapes in 1973 damaged President Nixon, Zelizer says

Question: Starting with President Franklin Roosevelt and continuing through @placeholder, presidents -- motivated by everything from a desire to keep accurate records to counter press attacks to a wish to preserve history -- taped telephone conversations and Oval Office meetings.

Answer: Richard Nixon

Answer: Nixon

Answer: Nixon

Answer: Nixon


LONDON, England (CNN) -- London commuters crammed onto buses, scrambled for taxis, cycled or simply walked on Wednesday as a strike by Tube workers shut down most of the subway network. Commuters queue for packed buses in London on Wednesday morning. The strike began Tuesday at 7 p.m. (2 p.m. ET) but the first full effects were felt during Wednesday's morning commute. The strike was set to last for 48 hours with a normal service resuming Friday morning, according to Transport for London (TfL), which runs the city's transportation network. The RMT trade union called the strike after talks with management over pay, job cuts, and disciplinary issues broke down.
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London transport system crippled as Tube workers go on strike
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Normal service not due to resume until Friday morning
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Buses crammed with commuters; many chose to cycle, walk to work
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RMT trade union called strike in dispute over pay, job cuts, disciplinary issues

Question: The @placeholder represents about half of the 20,000 employees on the Tube, a TfL spokeswoman said.

Answer: RMT

Answer: RMT


(CNN) Actor Harrison Ford described himself as a "schmuck" after he mistakenly landed his small plane on a taxiway at a Southern California airport last month. In audio recordings released by the Federal Aviation Authority, Ford said he was distracted by two jets during the airport runway mishap on February 13. The veteran actor was flying a small plane that mistakenly landed on a taxiway of a Santa Ana airport, flying directly over a waiting American Airlines Boeing 737 commercial jet that had 116 people aboard, federal officials said. "Yeah, hi, it's Husky Eight-Niner Hotel Uniform (call sign) and the schmuck that landed on the taxiway," Ford is heard saying on the FAA audio recording.
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Ford was flying a small plane last month
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It landed on a taxiway of a Santa Ana airport

Question: The @placeholder said the pilot repeated the approved landing clearance back to the air traffic controller.

Answer: Federal Aviation Authority

Answer: FAA


A 6-year-old girl returning from a friend’s birthday party with her mother and sister was struck and killed by a suspected drunken driver who police said was going more than 30mph over the speed limit. The deadly collision took place at around 10.30pm Saturday on Locust Ridge Drive in Shaler Township, Pennsylvania. According to investigators, 20-year-old Travis Grayson was coming around the bend when he lost control of his silver Mustang and slammed into Ava Campbell in the driveway of her friend’s home. The vehicle also clipped Ava's mother, Amber Campbell, but her sister escaped unharmed. Paramedics who arrived on the scene went to work on little Ava to try and save her life, but her injuries proved fatal, reported the station WTAE.
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Ava Campbell was pronounced dead Sunday in Pittsburgh after suffering severe damage to lungs and liver in car crash
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Travis Grayson, 20, charged with killing the girl with his Mustang while driving drunk and high
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Grayson also clipped Ava's mother and narrowly avoided hitting her sister as family were standing in Shaler Township driveway
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Grayson admitted to police he was 'driving like a stupid idiot'

Question: @placeholder was still holding glow sticks in her hands from the party when she was run over.

Answer: Ava Campbell

Answer: Ava

Answer: Ava

Answer: Ava Campbell

Answer: Ava


Where once there was structure and order to Chelsea, now there is simply rank indiscipline. At Upton Park, for the last time, they were added to West Ham’s victims. Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester City have all fallen to Slaven Bilic’s men; now Jose Mourinho’s team. Yet Mourinho lost more than the match on Saturday. Dignity was also sacrificed amidst a chaotic breakdown of order which saw six players booked, one sent off and Mourinho and his assistant Silvino Louro also dismissed. And whilst they can claim a degree of bad luck - they had one effort ruled out by the tiniest margin on the goal-line review and another wrongly disallowed for offside - they were principally the authors of their own misfortune.
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Mauro Zarate gave West Ham the lead in the 17th minute at Upton Park
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Nemanja Matic was sent off for a second bookable offence after 44 minutes
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Jose Mourinho and Chelsea coach Silvino Louro were also sent to the stands
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Gary Cahill equalised after half time as 10-man Chelsea got back into the game
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Andy Carroll's header in the 79th minute secured the win for West Ham

Question: He was determined to talk about the game, yet saw his players’ good efforts overshadowed by the mini-drama series which is unfolding at @placeholder.

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Question: On 44 minutes he manhandled Diafra Sakho to the ground and received his second yellow card, prompting the overload of aggrieved protests from @placeholder players and coaches.

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea


Floyd Mayweather v Manny Pacquiao will be the biggest fight of all time financially and the most significant this century. Evaluating the greatest ever fights is a complex variable of several factors including not only the quality and excitement of the action but the political, social and cultural undertones, the scale of expectation and outside influences. Where Money Man v PacMan comes to rank among the most important fights in ring history will depend upon what happens that coming night in the MGM Grand Garden Arena. In this, the sixth in a series of 12 fights that shaped boxing history, I recall when a hard man could take no more...
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Floyd Mayweather v Manny Pacquiao is now just nine days away
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Sportsmail's Jeff Powell has been counting down the greatest fights
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In the sixth of a series of 12 fights that shaped boxing history, we have Sugar Ray Leonard v Roberto Duran
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Leonard humiliated his opponent until he said 'No Mas' - no more
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It took Duran three years to reclaim his mantle as a  hero in Panama

Question: After being caught flush in the face in the eighth round, @placeholder turned his back and said 'No mas'

Answer: Roberto Duran

Answer: Duran


Walter Smith says Ally McCoist deserves a chance to prove himself as a successful manager at a stable club. The Ibrox legend worked closely with McCoist and coach Kenny McDowall before the duo assumed the reins at Rangers during four years of unprecedented turmoil off and on the pitch. Charged with leading the club back to the Premiership from the bottom tier, McCoist finally resigned and was placed on gardening leave in December and is still earning £14,000 a week while his 12-month notice period runs down. Walter Smith says Ally McCoist deserves a chance to prove himself a successful manager at a stable club
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Walter Smith believes Ally McCoist deserves another managerial job
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Ibrox legend believes McCoist still has something to offer in football
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McCoist is still being paid £14,000 a week while his notice period runs out

Question: ‘There was no guarantee of that, but they got it, and you have got to say that the circumstances they worked under were probably the poorest of any manager at any time in @placeholder’ history.

Answer: Rangers


Barcelona (CNN) Barcelona's revered football club played a tense match behind closed doors on Sunday as Catalonia's disputed independence referendum descended into violence. Its famous slogan, "Mes que un club" -- more than a club -- was spelled out across the seats of the empty Camp Nou stadium as scenes of unrest unfolded across the region. After an emergency board meeting, the club said it had taken the decision to ban fans from the match against fellow Spanish La Liga club Las Palmas after the national league refused to postpone it. Las Palmas indicated that it opposed the breakup of Spain, sending its players onto the pitch with small Spanish flags sewn onto their jerseys.
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Barça plays Las Palmas behind closed doors
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Security fears over Catalan independence vote

Question: The club said that the extraordinary events in @placeholder warranted a postponement, and having failed to secure one, the it decided to play in an empty stadium.

Answer: Catalonia

Answer: Catalan


Chinese president Xi Jinping touched down in the UK last night as Britain rolled out the red carpet for the four-day state visit. But for many, the real star attraction is his wife, the so-called' Queen of China', former rock star and fashion icon Peng Liyuan. The 52-year-old, the president’s second wife, is a national icon in her homeland thanks to her career singing fiercely patriotic anthems and is considered one of the most fashionable leaders' wives for decades. Their eagerly anticipated visit comes amid claims Britain is 'sucking up' to China, and turning a blind eye to the country's questionable human rights record.
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Xi Jinping has arrived in UK as Britain rolled out red carpet and all the stops for the high-profile four-day visit
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Wife Peng Liyuan, 52, is national icon in her homeland thanks to a career singing fiercely patriotic anthems
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Known as Mama Peng, she is a fashion setter whose look is so popular she inspires women in China to copy her
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Mr Xi and his wife  will stay as guests of the Queen at Buckingham Palace and will dine with David Cameron

Question: The visit is expected to see the signing of multi-billion-pound deals for China to invest in replacing @placeholder’s ageing nuclear power plants – despite concerns raised by the security services.

Answer: Britain

Answer: Britain

Answer: Britain


(CNN) There is still so much we don't know about how a 13-year-old Blacksburg, Virginia, girl got to know an 18-year-old Virginia Tech freshman before he allegedly stabbed her to death. What we do know is a bit more about a possible motive in the death of Nicole Lovell, a middle school student. David Eisenhauer, a college track and field athlete, is thought to have had an inappropriate relationship with Lovell and stabbed her to death because she threatened to expose their relationship, according to a law enforcement official. But how did they meet? How did the alleged relationship begin?
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Nicole Lovell, 13, may have met her alleged killer online
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Best Internet safety tip for parents: Be involved with their children's digital lives, experts say

Question: But I keep thinking about the smart advice from these @placeholder safety experts: We can take steps to try to keep our kids safe.

Answer: Best Internet


Washington (CNN) -- In what resembled more a revival than a political rally, conservative talk show host Glenn Beck urged the large crowds at his "Restoring Honor" event Saturday to "turn back to God" and return America to the values on which it was founded. "Something beyond imagination is happening," he told participants who packed the National Mall in Washington. "America today begins to turn back to God. For too long, this country has wandered in darkness." The rally drew fire for its timing and location. People filled the park by the Lincoln Memorial's reflecting pool, in the shadows and echoes of the most pivotal civil rights address in America's history -- the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s famous "I Have a Dream" speech, which he delivered there 47 years ago.
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America today begins to turn back to God, conservative talk show host Glenn Beck tells the crowd
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The "Restoring Honor" rally is unfolding on the same day and place as King's "I Have a Dream" speech
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Critics say the event dishonors the civil rights movement
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The Rev. Al Sharpton and other civil rights leaders are marching in a rally just a few miles away

Question: She said America's men and women in uniform exemplified the virtues and values of @placeholder.

Answer: America

Answer: America

Answer: America

Answer: America


Ex-New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez had access to a black Glock pistol, had a distrustful nature and often described his friends as ungrateful, a former friend testified at Hernandez's murder trial on Wednesday. Alexander Bradley told Bristol County Superior Court Justice Susan Garsh he would be able to testify that Hernandez had access to the type of pistol he is accused of using to murder semipro football player Odin Lloyd, but not about a separate 2013 incident in which Bradley contends Hernandez shot him in the face. Hernandez, 25, is charged with killing Lloyd, who was dating his fiancee's sister.
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Alexander Bradley, a key witness in the Aaron Hernandez murder trial, told the jury on Wednesday the football star had access to the murder weapon
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Bradley claimed he saw someone hand Hernandez a black Glock pistol in a Miami hotel
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Bradley, who says he was Hernandez's former drug dealer and then best friend, was not allowed to testify that Hernandez shot him in the eye
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Prosecutors had contended the February shooting is relevant to the Lloyd murder since it shows that Hernandez had no trouble shooting his friends
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Bradley is currently suing Hernandez for shooting him
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During one sidebar Bradley stared directly at Hernandez, who refused to make eye contact
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The prosecution in the case is expected to rest tomorrow
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Meanwhile, Hernandez’s lawyer James Sultan has implied he only plans on calling one witness when they begin their case on Monday

Question: But the judge blocked Bradley from testifying that Hernandez was 'unreasonably suspicious' and would not allow Bradley to use iPhones around him, or that @placeholder believed he was being tailed by police cruisers and helicopters.

Answer: Aaron Hernandez

Answer: Hernandez

Answer: Hernandez

Answer: Hernandez

Answer: Hernandez

Answer: Aaron Hernandez

Answer: Hernandez

Answer: Hernandez

Answer: Hernandez

Answer: Hernandez

Answer: Hernandez

Answer: Hernandez

Answer: Hernandez


A suburban dominatrix has been reported to the police after 'whipping' and 'screaming' noises coming from her dungeon upset her middle-class neighbours and a nearby tennis club. Mistress Evilyne, who runs the Dungeon Manor in Orpington, south east London, was reported to officers after neighbours complained about the sounds coming from her £750,000 property. The former pastry chef, 31, who appears to have been inspired by the hit 50 Shades of Grey franchise, charges clients between £200-an-hour and £1,200-a-night to 'be her slave' but insists she does not offer sexual services. The Dungeon Manor, which is kitted out with shackles and leather, is available to hire for couples and professionals and can be rented out for filming and photography.
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Mistress Evilyne runs Dungeon Manor in Orpington, south east London
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Neighbours in leafy suburb complaining about 'whipping and screaming'
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Tennis club fears children are 'exposed to something they shouldn't see'
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Met Police has found no evidence of illegal activity at suburban property

Question: The @placeholder takes bookings on the internet before directing clients to a house where they can be blackmailed, restrained or humiliated for their pleasure.

Answer: Dungeon Manor

Answer: Dungeon Manor

Answer: Dungeon Manor


(CNN) "La La Land" swept Sunday's 74th Golden Globe Awards and set a record. The musical film -- starring Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling -- won all seven of the awards for which it received nominations including best motion picture - musical or comedy, best director, best screenplay, best score and acting awards for its stars. Host Jimmy Fallon kicked off the broadcast with a taped sketch that riffed off "La La Land" -- foreshadowing the winning theme of the night. Fallon's monologue included some political humor -- noting the Globes is "one of the few places left that still honors the popular vote"-- and a small snafu.
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'La La Land' wins big
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Meryl Streep gives powerful, political speech

Question: But it was @placeholder, who was honored with Cecil B. DeMille Award for lifetime achievement, that captivated the audience.

Answer: Meryl Streep


Washington (CNN) Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand's message about helping the public took on a bold tone Friday morning when she told a crowd at a conference on technology and democracy, "If we are not helping people, we should go the f--- home." In an out-of-character move, the New York senator dropped the f-bomb a handful of times during a speech at the Personal Democracy Forum at New York University, which explores technology's impact on politics, government and society. Speaking about President Donald Trump's accomplishments in the White House, Gillibrand said, "Has he kept his promises? No. F--- no." This is not the first time that Gillibrand has used the four-letter word. She also uttered it during an interview with New York Magazine in March, saying of her push to pass legislation to protect seniors against fraud, "We're here to help people, and if we're not helping people, we should go the f-- home."
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Gillibrand: "Fundamentally, if we are not helping people, we should go the f--- home"
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This is not the first time Gillibrand has used the four letter word.

Question: The spokesperson additionally emphasized that Gillibrand's change of tone is not part of a bigger image shift, despite the buzz that the senator might consider a @placeholder run in 2020.

Answer: White House

Question: @placeholder regularly said he would "bomb the shit out of ISIS," and labeled an instance of his opponents' cooperating as "political bullshit."

Answer: Donald Trump


A radical change in the law to protect a generation of children from the tide of internet sleaze will be introduced if the Conservatives win the election. Culture and Media Secretary Sajid Javid is setting out plans to shield youngsters from easy access to hardcore online pornography amid fears that it is corroding childhood. He promised legislation to force distributors to put effective age verification technology in place that would apply to those based in the UK as well as abroad. Scroll down for video Easy access: The rising tide of online pornography is corroding children - but the Tories have now pledged to a radical change in the law to protect a generation of children from the tide of internet sleaze
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Radical change in the law to protect a generation of children will be introduced if the Conservatives win the election
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Culture and Media Secretary Sajid Javid is setting out plans to shield youngsters from easy access to hardcore online pornography
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Promised legislation to force distributors to put effective age verification technology in place
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His pledge is a victory for the Daily Mail's Block Online Porn campaign

Question: Over time @placeholder’s laws have evolved to reflect our most deeply held values and beliefs, and the protection of children has long been a sacrosanct principle at the heart of that.

Answer: UK


Richard Kilty, the self-proclaimed ‘Teesside Tornado,’ is like a prizefighter trying to sell tickets to his next bout with a whirl of punchy declarations and threats to his rivals. ‘A few people have called me a one-hit wonder and counted me out,’ he said after backing up the World Indoor 60m title he won last year with the European equivalent in Prague. ‘I don’t think they should do that again. I’m a fearless warrior when I’m on the track, I come alive on the battlefield.’ He talks a good game but over the last 12 months has backed it up with performances. Victory in Poland last year over a host of American and Caribbean sprinters was a surprise, but he arrived in Prague as favourite and proved himself with a 6.51sec, 33-stride, dash in the final.
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Richard Kilty took gold with a time of 6.51 seconds in Prague
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Kilty described himself as a 'fearless warrior' after the victory
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Chijindu Ujah was disqualified from the race for a false start
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Dina Asher-Smith became the fastest teenager ever in the 60m
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GB's women’s 4x400m won silver with a remarkable comeback

Question: 60m silver medalist @placeholder has been balancing competing alongside university history studies

Answer: Dina Asher-Smith


(CNN) The Republican Party gathered in Cleveland on Thursday for the fourth night of its convention, and CNN's Reality Check Team put the speakers' statements and assertions to the test. The team of reporters, researchers and editors across CNN listened throughout the speeches and selected key statements, rating them true; mostly true; true, but misleading; false; or it's complicated. Donald Trump Reality Check: Trump on police officers killed By Sonam Vashi, CNN "The number of police officers killed in the line of duty has risen by almost 50% compared to this point last year," the Republican nominee said. Even with the recent, tragic shootings of police in Dallas and Baton Rouge, the number of officers killed in the line of duty is actually about the same as this point last year, according to data from the Officer Down Memorial Page. If we look at just police killed by gunfire, 31 officers have been killed this year, compared with 17 killed in the first seven months of 2015. That's an 82% increase.
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Reporters, researchers and editors across CNN listened to the speeches
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CNN rated key statements as either true; mostly true; true, but misleading; false; or it's complicated

Question: We're going to rate @placeholder's claim about police deaths as true, but misleading, because even though police shooting deaths are up by a significant amount from this time last year, they are not far off from the annual average.

Answer: Donald Trump


Queen Letizia cut a formal figure this morning as she met members of a cancer charity in Madrid. Just one day after attending the funeral of Prince Kardam of Bulgaria, the Spanish royal attended the meeting with members of the AECC (Spanish Association Against Cancer). Letizia, 42, opted for a grey and black print dress with a simple fitted black jacket  as she joined the charity, of which she is a patron, at the Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando. The former journalist showcased her sharp bob which she had coiffed to perfection for her outing today, and wore black patent shoes and a sparkling clutch.
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Queen Letizia joined members of the AECC in Madrid this morning
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Mother-of-two is honorary president of Spanish cancer charity
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Yesterday she joined King Felipe VI at funeral of the Bulgarian royal

Question: Miriam was released a few weeks later, but @placeholder suffered a severe brain injury and was placed in an artificial coma before being discharged later year.

Answer: Prince Kardam


(CNN) Love is in the air at Rio 2016 -- and the world's top athletes are getting in on the act. Just moments after receiving her silver medal in Sunday's 3-meter springboard event, China's He Zi was asked to take a very different kind of plunge. The 25-year-old was met by boyfriend Qin Kai, a fellow Olympic diver, who bent low on one knee by the podium before offering up a box containing an engagement ring. She appeared shocked, and covered her mouth before Qin placed the ring on her finger and gave a "thumbs up" to the spectators. "We've been dating for over six years," He Zi told reporters.
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Diver receives poolside proposal
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China's He Zi had won silver medal
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Qin Kai gives thumbs up to crowd
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Second proposal of the Rio Games

Question: The proposal quickly went viral -- but some questioned Qin's decision to propose so publicly, and suggested it was mean to upstage @placeholder, taking attention away from her moment of sporting glory.

Answer: Zi

Answer: Zi

Answer: Zi


A transgender man is hoping to raise £5,000 via crowdfunding to pay for an operation to remove his 34DD breasts. Kasey Hildreth, 21, from Hemel Hempstead, Herts, was previously known as Chloe and only came out as transgender in April this year. Despite sporting closely cropped hair and wearing masculine clothes, the 21-year-old says his body still feels 'completely wrong' because of his ample chest. However, the NHS has a waiting time of 13 months just for an initial consultation. He now wears a breast binder every day and is forced to cover up in oversized T-shirts with baggy hoodies in an attempt to conceal his chest.
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Kasey Hildreth, from Hemel Hempstead, is hoping to raise £5,000
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The 21-year-old came out as transgender in April this year
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Had previously thought he was a lesbian but now wants to transition
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Says: 'I hate my body and I can't cope with having a female chest'

Question: 'It didn't bother me when @placeholder told me he was transgender.

Answer: Kasey Hildreth


A New Jersey woman convicted of killing her husband and hiding his remains in storage containers wept in court Wednesday as a judge sentenced her to 55 years in prison after comparing the grisly murder to Al Capone’s St Valentine’s Day massacre. Loretta Burroughs, 63, sobbed throughout her sentencing as relatives of her late husband, Danny, talked about the horror of losing him and finding out that she chopped up his body and took his remains with her when she moved. Mrs Burroughs was arrested in May 2013 after Danny Burroughs' body parts were found inside the guest bedroom closet of the Ventnor home she was moving out of.
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Loretta Burroughs, 63, from New Jersey, was convicted of first-degree murder last month for stabbing her husband Daniel to death in 2007
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Grandmother concealed body parts in two large boxes and when they were opened his skull and jawbone were in an olive-colored handbag
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New Jersey judge compared grisly murder to Al Capone's St Valentine's Day massacre
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Burroughs insisted the killing was not planned, but friends had said she killed him because she didn't want to relocate to Florida

Question: I won't smile like that anymore' during the sentencing of @placeholder

Answer: Loretta Burroughs

Answer: Burroughs

Answer: Loretta Burroughs

Answer: Burroughs

Question: When told that they were, @placeholder's physical demeanor 'changed completely.

Answer: Loretta Burroughs

Answer: Burroughs

Answer: Loretta Burroughs

Answer: Burroughs


(CNN) Beloved internet meme Pepe the Frog has gone through various incarnations over the years, most of them innocuous and amusing. But recent appropriations of the smirking green frog as Adolf Hitler, a Klansman and numerous racist caricatures have earned him a spot in the Anti-Defamation League's database of hate symbols. "Once again, racists and haters have taken a popular Internet meme and twisted it for their own purposes of spreading bigotry and harassing users," Jonathan A. Greenblatt, ADL CEO said in a statement. "These anti-Semites have no shame. They are abusing the image of a cartoon character, one that might at first seem appealing, to harass and spread hatred on social media."
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Pepe the Frog is one of the Internet's most popular memes
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In recent years his visage has been used in racist and anti-Semitic imagery

Question: "However, if the meme itself is racist or anti-@placeholder in nature, or if it appears in a context containing bigoted or offensive language or symbols, then it may have been used for hateful purposes."

Answer: Semites

Answer: Semitic


He revolutionised how we clean our homes but now Sir James Dyson is hoping to boost the battery life of our smartphones, cars and - of course - our vacuum cleaners. The 67-year-old inventor and entrepreneur has invested $15 million (£10 million) in Michigan-based battery experts Sakti3. The company has developed a range of 'solid-state' batteries (SSBs) that store 50 per cent more energy than current models and will make our favourite gadgets  smaller and safer. Scroll down for video Dyson inventor Sir James Dyson has invested $15 million (£10 million) in Michigan-based Sakti3. The firm has developed a solid-state battery capable of storing double the amount of power as traditional lithium-ion models. The batteries could feature in Dyson's cordless cleaners as well as phones and other gadgets
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Dyson inventor Sir James Dyson has invested $15 million in Sakti3
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Firm's solid-state battery stores more power than standard lithium-ion
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Solid-state batteries (SSBs) are typically smaller than Li-ion batteries
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SSBs replace liquid electrolyte in current Li-ion with a metal coating
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This makes them more robust, safer and can double the energy density
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Batteries will feature in Dyson's range of cordless vacuum cleaners
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Technology could also be used in smartphones to double battery life

Question: @placeholder's SSBs are based on the same Li-ion technology but replace the liquid electrolyte with a coating of non-flammable metal.

Answer: Sakti3

Answer: Sakti3


Moscow (CNN) Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has dismissed claims that his country is interfering in the US presidential election as "ridiculous". In an interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour in Moscow, Lavrov said it was "flattering" that American officials think Russia is meddling in the election, but the accusations were baseless. The US last week accused Russia of being behind a series of email hacks, including communications from the Democratic National Committee. "It's flattering, of course, to get this kind of attention -- for a regional power, as President Obama called us some time ago," Lavrov said in the CNN interview.
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"We have not seen a single fact," says Sergey Lavrov of US hacking claims
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US had accused Russia of interference in email hacks
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Putin denounces "hysteria" over Russian influence

Question: READ MORE: US accuses @placeholder of trying to interfere with 2016 election

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Question: With a wryness for which the @placeholder diplomat has become known, Lavrov said he was putting himself "in the shoes of the American politicians."

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Question: With a wryness for which the Russian diplomat has become known, Lavrov said he was putting himself "in the shoes of the @placeholder politicians."

Answer: American

Question: He said he didn't see why @placeholder was a "main issue in the election campaign," and that it was "gratifying but puzzling."

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Question: "I feel sorry for what is happening now in Russian-@placeholder relations," he said.

Answer: American


In Real Madrid president Florentino Perez’s detailing of the David de Gea deal that never was there is a sense that relations were already strained between the two biggest football clubs in the world... even before  deadline day passed. Perez never names Ed Woodward but references to ‘their people being inexperienced’ are aimed at him. Agent Jorge Mendes appears to be a necessary middle man without whom there is no contact between the two clubs, and Jose Angel Sanchez, Perez’s trusty lieutenant is, in complete contrast to his opposite number, the embodiment of professional efficiency. Perez told Cadena Ser in an interview on Thursday night: ‘It was the last day of the window and 12 hours before it was due to close they (United) told us, via (Jorge) Mendes, that they would be open to negotiations for (David) De Gea. That is when, Jose Angel Sanchez called them and an agreement was reached in half an hour’.
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Real Madrid and Manchester United used to have a respectful relationship
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But after tense negotiations for David de Gea, the clubs are back at war
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Their relationship was frayed by Cristiano Ronaldo's move in 2008
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Jose Angel Sanchez is the man trusted by Madrid to negotiate transfers

Question: MANCHESTER UNITED: No offer was received for @placeholder until Monday.

Answer: David de Gea


Juan Cuadrado is 'happy' at Chelsea and has no plans to leave this summer despite a difficult start to life at Stamford Bridge since his £27million January move. Chelsea splashed out to bring the Colombian winger to London from Fiorentina but he has faltered with appearances limited to mistake-ridden cameos towards the end of the season. Inter Milan and Juventus have been linked with an escape offer for Cuadrado to bring him back to Serie A but the player's agent says he has no intention of quitting the Barclays Premier League champions. Blues boss Jose Mourinho is thought to see Cuadrado playing a key role in defending the title next season, particularly given that he is likely to be joined by misfiring countryman Radamel Falcao.
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Chelsea winger Juan Cuadrado is not planning on leaving any time soon
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Colombian star has struggled since £27m January move from Fiorentina
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Juventus and Inter Milan have shown interest in a summer transfer
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But player's agent says that Cuadrado is 'happy' at Stamford Bridge
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Jose Mourinho has said he will adapt better to England next season

Question: Mourinho spoke out last month about his expensive January purchase and admitted that life hasn't been easy for the @placeholder, who has scored just once in his first six months in England.

Answer: Colombian

Answer: Colombian


HAVANA, Cuba (CNN)  -- President Raúl Castro has moved quickly since taking the reins of power from his ailing brother, Fidel, last year to boost food production by putting more land into the hands of profit-earning farmers. Government officials hope that, with more land into production, the nation would need to import less food. Just east of the capital, Jose Luis Silva grows cabbage, corn and plantains on a small plot, one that he would like to see expanded. "I'd work it, and I'd work it well," he said. "It would solve their problem, and it would solve mine." When he says "their problem," he is referring to Cuba's disastrous state-run agriculture industry. Cuba imports about 80 percent of the food it rations to the public. Additionally, state-run television reports that half of the country's state-owned land is either unused or underused.
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Cuba imports 80 percent of its food; officials hope to lower that number
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Half of state-owned land is unused or underused, state television reports
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Farmers can now buy implements and work more land for profit

Question: Farmers like @placeholder just hope these changes will mean a chance to earn a better living.

Answer: Jose Luis Silva


Moscow, Russia (CNN) -- The mortality rate in Moscow, Russia, has "doubled recently" because of an extended streak of heat and smog, Andrei Seltsovsky, the head of the city health department, told Russian news agencies Monday. Seltsovsky said that the average daily mortality rate in Moscow is 360 to 380 cases, but "today the rate is around 700." Out of 1,500 slots in city morgues, 1,300 were occupied, he added. The death toll directly attributed to the country's recent spate of wildfires remained at 52, the Russian Health and Social Development Ministry said on its website Monday. Another 62 people across Russia were in hospitals with wildfire-related ailments, and in all, 741 people had sought wildfire-related medical assistance, it said.
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The mortality rate has doubled in the Russian capital, says Moscow's health chief
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Hundreds of people have become sick and more than 50 have died due to wildfires
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The Russian government is asking businesses to cut back on emissions
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The hot weather isn't expected to let up until after August 20

Question: He said high levels of pollutants in the @placeholder air pose a serious danger to Muscovites' health.

Answer: Moscow

Answer: Moscow

Answer: Moscow

Answer: Moscow

Question: Forests in the southwest, south and southeast of the @placeholder region are particularly fire-prone, primarily because of peat bogs, he said.

Answer: Moscow

Answer: Moscow

Answer: Moscow

Answer: Moscow


Brian Williams started embellishing his stories because he felt insecure following in Tom Brokaw's very large footsteps at NBC, according to a new report. The network handed Williams a six-month suspension in February after he acknowledged he had lied about being on board a helicopter that came under fire while reporting from Iraq in 2003. But according to a report in Vanity Fair, Williams started exaggerating his stories because he felt insecure about Brokaw, whom he succeeded at Nightly News in 2004. 'I always felt he needed to jack up his stories because he was trying so hard to overcome his insecurities,' one executive told the publication.
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Williams was suspended  from NBC in February after it emerged he'd lied about being in a helicopter that was shot down in Iraq in 2003
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A new report in Vanity Fair claims Williams lied because he felt insecure taking over from beloved anchor Tom Brokaw at the Nightly News
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While some execs saw his lying as 'quirks' of his personality, the tales left Brokaw 'incensed' and he ultimately didn't support Williams in February
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After he was accused of lying, Williams wondered if he had a brain tumor
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But other NBC employees said Williams had always been out of his depth because of his lack of experience and disinterest in 'hard' news

Question: '@placeholder treated that anchor chair as a public trust,' a former employee said.

Answer: Tom Brokaw

Answer: Brokaw

Answer: Tom Brokaw

Answer: Brokaw


(CNN) Greenpeace activists blocked the entrance to Coca-Cola's UK headquarters in London with a 2.5-ton sculpture featuring a seagull regurgitating plastic, and called for the company to do more to help prevent plastic pollution. The campaign group said the sculpture, which depicts an idyllic family beach scene interrupted by birds choking on plastic, was intended to highlight  what it claimed were failings by the company. In a report released on Monday, Greenpeace claimed that Coca-Cola -- the world's largest soft drinks company -- sells more than 100 billion plastic bottles every year. Single-use plastic bottles make up nearly 60% of the packaging produced by the company globally, the report says.
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The sculpture features seagulls regurgitating plastic and weighs 2.5 tons
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Coca-Cola uses just 7% recycled material in their bottles, according to Greenpeace
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The company said recognized marine litter was a global problem

Question: It is impossible to know how many of these bottles end up in seas and oceans, but Greenpeace said @placeholder-Cola wasn't doing enough.

Answer: Coca

Answer: Cola

Answer: Coca-Cola

Answer: Coca

Answer: Cola

Question: It is impossible to know how many of these bottles end up in seas and oceans, but Greenpeace said Coca-@placeholder wasn't doing enough.

Answer: Coca

Answer: Cola

Answer: Coca-Cola

Answer: Coca

Answer: Cola

Question: @placeholder-Cola said it was "disappointed" by the action by Greenpeace, and said it would publish a new "sustainable packaging strategy" later this year.

Answer: Coca

Answer: Cola

Answer: Coca-Cola

Answer: Coca

Answer: Cola

Question: Greenpeace claimed @placeholder-Cola is also falling behind on its target to recycle the equivalent of 75% of the bottles and cans it sells in developed countries by 2020, despite their bottles being 100% recyclable.

Answer: Coca

Answer: Cola

Answer: Coca-Cola

Answer: Coca

Answer: Cola

Question: Greenpeace claimed Coca-@placeholder is also falling behind on its target to recycle the equivalent of 75% of the bottles and cans it sells in developed countries by 2020, despite their bottles being 100% recyclable.

Answer: Coca

Answer: Cola

Answer: Coca-Cola

Answer: Coca

Answer: Cola

Question: In a written statement to CNN, a @placeholder-Cola spokesperson said: "We are disappointed by today's stunt and the report from Greenpeace UK, especially as we have been consulting with them to develop our new sustainable packaging strategy which we will publish in the summer."

Answer: Coca

Answer: Cola

Answer: Coca-Cola

Answer: Coca

Answer: Cola

Question: In a written statement to CNN, a Coca-@placeholder spokesperson said: "We are disappointed by today's stunt and the report from Greenpeace UK, especially as we have been consulting with them to develop our new sustainable packaging strategy which we will publish in the summer."

Answer: Coca

Answer: Cola

Answer: Coca-Cola

Answer: Coca

Answer: Cola

Question: "@placeholder-Cola is one of the few consumer goods companies whose packaging is 100% recyclable," the spokesperson said.

Answer: Coca

Answer: Cola

Answer: Coca-Cola

Answer: Coca

Answer: Cola

Question: Coca-@placeholder has not disclosed how many plastic bottles it produces each year, but a previous Greenpeace study found that 530 billion plastic PET bottles were produced around the world in 2014, just over half of which were recycled.

Answer: Coca

Answer: Cola

Answer: Coca-Cola

Answer: Coca

Answer: Cola

Question: Casson told CNN she would like Coca-@placeholder to take the lead on producing more environmentally-friendly bottles, and hopes Greenpeace can work with the firm to reach that goal.

Answer: Coca

Answer: Cola

Answer: Coca-Cola

Answer: Coca

Answer: Cola


(CNN) Here is a message to investors in the oil industry, whether pension and insurance funds, university endowments, hedge funds or other asset managers:  Your investments are going to sour. The growing devastation caused by climate change, as seen this month in Texas, Florida and the Caribbean, are going to blow a hole in your fossil-fuel portfolio. Not only will the companies you own suffer as society begins to abandon fossil fuels in earnest, they will also be dragged through the courts here and abroad for their long-standing malfeasance and denial of what they have done to the world. Climate change deniers, mainly politicians in the pay of the oil industry, protest that there is no proof that destructive storms and floods are the result of human-induced global warming. Who can say that a Hurricane Harvey or Irma wouldn't have occurred in the past?
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Jeffrey Sachs: Fossil fuel companies will soon face financial reckoning as courts hold them liable for damages caused by climate change
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Big Tobacco is implicated in causation of health problems -- Big Oil will also be a target for civil damages and compensation

Question: The project is now analyzing whether human-induced global warming raised the likelihood of the rainfall brought by @placeholder.

Answer: Harvey


(CNN) The Caribbean island of Dominica has been "devastated" by Hurricane Maria, the country's Prime Minister tells CNN. The powerful storm, which made landfall Monday night, has since been downgraded to a Category 4 with sustained winds of 155 mph. After it passes over Dominica it is on course to score a direct hit on the US territory of Puerto Rico -- the first hurricane of its strength to do so in 85 years. "We're just waiting for daybreak to do an assessment of the damage," Dominica Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit told CNN's Rosemary Church. "Our first order of business will be search and rescue to ensure we can account for every single citizen and residents who were on the island during this really devastating hurricane."
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Dominica PM says "my roof is gone"
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After Dominica, the storm is expected to hit Puerto Rico

Question: @placeholder made landfall on Dominica late Monday, coming ashore at 9:15 p.m.

Answer: Maria

Question: Hours before @placeholder's expected landfall on Dominica -- and just over week after the island was brushed by Irma -- Skerrit urged residents to take any belongings that could become dangerous projectiles indoors.

Answer: Maria

Question: Rosselló ordered evacuations ahead of deteriorating conditions, telling CNN that extensive preparations had been made to mitigate @placeholder's potential impact.

Answer: Maria


(CNN) Since getting elected, Donald Trump has tweeted about America's nuclear arsenal, the competency of American intelligence agencies and trade with China. But he has not taken sustained questioning about anything in a live, impromptu news conference. We're left to speculate about what he really means, what it's based on, and where he's taking us. After promising to hold a mid-December press conference about his business interests, the President-elect issued himself a rain check and said he would meet later with the press, perhaps in January. Throughout the campaign, Mr. Trump held very few press conferences. He held one during the Democratic National Convention, and then returned to his comfort zone of social media. His plans for the media once he's in the White House remain disturbingly unclear.
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Frank Sesno: President-elect Trump may abandon many traditions, but he should commit to regular press conferences
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Twitter has its uses for communication but it's not a substitute for regular encounters with reporters, writes Frank Sesno

Question: All of them battled the press but recognized the value of the exchange -- and the need to explain and communicate through professional journalists to the @placeholder public and the world.

Answer: America

Answer: American


(CNN) Whether a cup of java will leave you craving more could be chalked up to your genes. People with a newly identified genetic variant in their DNA, called PDSS2, may be inclined to drink fewer cups of coffee than others, according to a small study published in the journal Scientific Reports on Thursday. "I actually was very surprised to find a new gene for coffee consumption," said Nicola Pirastu, a chancellor's research fellow at the University of Edinburgh's Usher Institute of Population Health Sciences and Informatics, and lead author of the study. "We believe that this PDSS2 genetic variant is impacting coffee drinking through the regulation of the speed at which caffeine is metabolized," he said. "It has been observed before that higher levels of PDSS2 inhibits the expression of the genes metabolizing caffeine and thus the speed at which caffeine is degraded."
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A newly identified gene may be linked to fewer coffee cravings
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Just under two-thirds of American adults drink at least one cup of coffee a day

Question: A separate study, published in 2014, linked about a half-dozen other genetic variants in human @placeholder to the volume and frequency of people's coffee-drinking behavior.

Answer: DNA


(CNN) A Hawaii newborn born with microcephaly, an unusually small head, had been infected with the Zika virus. The case could be the first one reported in the United States linking the birth defect with the virus. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed that the baby recently born in Oahu was infected in the past. "The mother likely had Zika infection when she was residing in Brazil in May 2015 and her newborn acquired the infection in the womb," Hawaii's health department said. "Neither the baby nor the mother are infectious, and there was never a risk of transmission in Hawaii."
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CDC: Baby born in Oahu was infected in the past
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The mother likely got  Zika infection while living in Brazil

Question: But in the past four months, microcephaly cases in @placeholder rocketed to 3,500, and 46 babies died.

Answer: Brazil

Answer: Brazil


Passenger numbers at Gatwick are up, but profits are down, just days before the airport could find out if it has beaten its rival Heathrow and might win permission to build a new runway. The West Sussex airport had more flights, more passengers and busier planes last year, breaking its record for its busiest ever month in August 2014 with 4.37 million passengers - that worked out at 141,000 a day. Overall passenger numbers were up 7.8 per cent in the year to a total of 38.7 million with the vast majority - over 32 million - flying to Europe. The airport recorded 906 air traffic movements in one day in August, a world record for a single-runway airport.
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Gatwick in tense battle with Heathrow over right to build new runway
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CEO says today's figures show that Gatwick is the best choice

Question: @placeholder is the country's biggest airport and a hub where more than a third of passengers are connecting to other flights.

Answer: Heathrow

Answer: Heathrow


(CNN) Hours before Marcellus Williams was set to die Tuesday night, Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens issued a stay of execution and said he would appoint a board to review the evidence in the 1998 stabbing death of former reporter Felicia Gayle. New DNA evidence that was unavailable during Williams' 2001 murder trial proved he did not do it, his attorneys said. But the Missouri attorney general's office  wanted the execution to go ahead, arguing that evidence other than DNA linked him to the crime. Here are key things to know about the governor's review board: Who will be part of the board?
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Attorneys say new DNA evidence proves Marcellus Williams' innocence in murder case
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Rarely used Missouri law allows governor to appoint board to review evidence

Question: New evidence shows @placeholder from another man, not Marcellus  Williams, was on the murder weapon, according to the inmate's attorney.

Answer: DNA

Answer: DNA

Answer: DNA


Nasa has selected four veteran astronauts to lead the way back into orbit from US soil. Nasa Administrator Charles Bolden named the four who will fly on capsules built by private companies - SpaceX and Boeing. Each astronaut has test pilot experience and has flown twice in space. The commercial crew astronauts are: Air Force Col. Robert Behnken, until recently head of the astronaut office; Air Force Col Eric Boe, part of shuttle Discovery's last crew; retired Marine Col Douglas Hurley, pilot of the final shuttle crew; and Navy Capt. Sunita Williams, a two-time resident of the International Space Station.
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Nasa has selected 4 astronauts to lead way back into orbit from US soil
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Astronauts are Robert Behnken, Eric Boe, Douglas Hurley and Sunita Williams who range in age from 44 to 50 years old
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White House officials said the selection will move the US closer to President Obama's goal of sending man to Mars in the 2030s

Question: Despite the failure of supply ships to the ISS, @placeholder said the crew aboard ther space station are in 'good shape' and there are plenty of supplies until at least October.

Answer: Nasa

Answer: Nasa

Answer: Navy

Answer: Nasa


Real Madrid's 4-3 loss to Schalke  has prompted further calls for change in the Spanish capital. They progressed to the quarter-finals of the Champions League thanks to a 2-0 win in the first leg, but Tuesday night was supposed to be easy. On Sunday, their place at the top of La Liga was swiped from underneath them, and 92% of fans have demanded a change in tactical approach, according to a recent poll in AS. Most players have been criticised - Cristiano Ronaldo included - but perhaps most under-fire is Iker Casillas. Mr Real Madrid, with over 500 appearances. Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas has come under heavy scrutiny after a series of poor performances
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Real Madrid lost 4-3 to Schalke in the Champions League on Tuesday
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Iker Casillas came under fire after being at fault for three of the goals
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Jamie Carragher believes David De Gea would be the perfect replacement
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Casillas has made over 500 appearances for Real Madrid since 1999
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Question: But you get the feeling that @placeholder would not be the same without Casillas.

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Question: At the end of the game on Tuesday night, there was an endearing moment in which he refused to let his team-mates leave the pitch before thanking the @placeholder fans.

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid


(CNN) President-elect Donald Trump has yet to take office, but pollsters have already begun to dip their toes into the next presidential cycle. A USA Today/Suffolk University poll released Wednesday found Democratic and independent voters lukewarm on a handful of party leaders and most excited for "someone entirely new." Just over 22% of respondents said Hillary Clinton, the Democratic Party's failed candidate in the 2016 election, would excite them, while almost 15% said her running in 2020 would "make no difference" and about 62% said she should not run. Vice President Joe Biden and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders both fared about twice as well as Clinton, but still failed to elicit excitement from a majority of respondents.
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A survey of Democrats and independents found low levels of enthusiasm for another Clinton attempt
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Other familiar Democratic faces did not excite majorities either

Question: After publicly toying with the idea of running in 2020, @placeholder said he had no intention to do so.

Answer: Joe Biden

Question: Six hundred and twenty-six of those voters were self-identified @placeholder and independents, whose response totals have a margin of error ±3.9% points.

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democratic


Battleground: Esther McVey, who won her Wirral West seat in 2010 with a majority of just 2,436, has demanded that Ed Miliband condemns the attacks Tory minister Esther McVey has called on Ed Miliband to condemn the ‘scurrilous’ campaign against her after she was branded ‘murderer McVey’ in graffiti. The employment minister also had an election song written about her by  rivals claiming she was going to hell. Miss McVey has been one of the party’s most prominent rising stars, but is the Tory Cabinet minister most at risk of becoming a casualty on election night with a fierce battle to cling on to her marginal Wirral West seat.
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Esther McVey will not be cowered by 'misogynistic and sexist' attacks
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Minister target of offensive graffiti and called 'wicked witch of the Wirral'
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She said of rivals: 'Their underhand tactics won’t bully and intimidate me’
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Her Wirral West seat is key battleground between Labour and Tories

Question: She added: ‘The attacks have been misogynistic and sexist and I find it rather mystifying how the Labour party purports to be a party for a woman and yet have run this scurrilous campaign against me and at no time has it been condemned by @placeholder.

Answer: Ed Miliband

Answer: Ed Miliband


Ladysmith, South Africa (CNN) Soon 18-year-old Thubelihle will leave her home in rural KwaZulu-Natal to head by bus to attend university in Pretoria. Thube, as her friends call her, says her family could not afford college, but help came in the form of a government scholarship offered by the local uThukela municipality, one of 11 districts in KwaZulu-Natal province. The main requirement -- Thube must remain a virgin. "We are keeping away from boys because we want to achieve our goals," says Thube. "I don't have children. I am 18 years old, I must study hard to change and conquer the world."
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"We are keeping away from boys because we want to achieve our goals," Thube says
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She's one of the teenagers being offered free schooling if she remains a virgin
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District is trying to reduce teen pregnancy rates; mayor says nothing else has worked

Question: According to the most recent figures from 2012, @placeholder-Natal province has the highest rate of births to teenage mothers in South Africa.

Answer: KwaZulu

Answer: KwaZulu


Katy Perry has been named the highest paid female celebrity of the year, beating Taylor Swift to the top spot. Ellen DeGeneres, Lady Gaga, Beyoncé Knowles, and Kim Kardashian's millions followed not too far behind in the women's category - though they didn't make it into this year's top ten highest paid celebs which was 80 per cent male. 30-year-old Perry earned $135M over the past 12 months, according to a report published in the July 20 edition of Forbes. That number makes her not only the biggest female money-maker but also the third-highest-paid celebrity in the world this year.
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Katy Perry has been named the highest paid female celebrity of the year after she earned $135M over the past 12 months
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Perry is also the  third-highest-paid celebrity in the world this year preceded by Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao
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Taylor Swift Ellen DeGeneres, Lady Gaga, Beyoncé Knowles, and Kim Kardashian's millions followed not too far behind in the women's category
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Both Katy Perry and Taylor Swift, who earned $80M, were the only two women who made it to the top ten list of celebrity earners

Question: @placeholder grabbed the second spot for highest female earner this year by making $80M, though she was only number nine out of the ten top earners.

Answer: Taylor Swift

Answer: Taylor Swift Ellen DeGeneres

Answer: Taylor Swift


(CNN) In a historic first, the International Criminal Court has classified destroying cultural artifacts as a war crime. It follows the trial of jihadist Ahmad al-Faqi al-Mahdi, who pleaded guilty Monday to destroying religious monuments in the ancient city of Timbuktu in Mali. "I'm willing to accept the judgment of the chamber, but I will do so with pain and a broken heart," Mahdi told the court Monday. Mahdi, also known as "Abou Tourab," was charged in March in the attacks between June and July 2012. He is believed to be a member of the al Qaeda-affiliated Ansar Dine in Mali, which oversaw the ransacking of the city, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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In a first, International Criminal Court lists destroying cultural artifacts as a war crime
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The city of Timbuktu in Mali is a UNESCO World Heritage site founded in fifth century

Question: The maximum sentence that @placeholder could face is 30 years.

Answer: Mahdi

Answer: Mahdi

Answer: Mahdi


London (CNN) The British government formally set out details for the first time Thursday of its strategy for Britain's departure from the European Union. The 77-page "white paper" was published a day after lawmakers voted overwhelmingly in favor of a bill that once finalized would give May the authority to invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty -- the formal process of leaving the EU. It contained few clues about the government's overall strategy that were not evident in a speech delivered by Prime Minister Theresa May in January. But it fleshed out aspects of May's plan in some key areas.
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The white paper gives more details on the UK government's negotiating strategy
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Theresa May gave a speech last month which outlined her priorities

Question: However, there are doubts that the @placeholder could maintain an open border with an EU member state -- and the white paper acknowledges the doubts, saying only that the government "aims" to maintain the current arrangements.

Answer: UK

Question: The paper reiterates May's recent announcement that @placeholder will not remain in the union's single market but will instead seek "the freest and most frictionless trade possible in goods and services between the UK and the EU."

Answer: Britain


Washington (CNN) When Donald Trump was trailing in public opinion polls leading up to Election Day 2016, he had a ready answer for why he was losing -- the system was rigged against him. He didn't offer any proof, but "this election is rigged" turned into a ready applause line at rallies. Then he won, in epic fashion. His populist message swept the Rust Belt out from under Democrats and suddenly the victim of purported rigging was headed to the White House. When it became clear that he won the election, but lost the popular vote, Trump had a new reason -- fraud. Millions of people had fraudulently voted and stolen the popular vote victory from him and given it to Hillary Clinton, he suggested.
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"This election is rigged" turned into a ready applause line for Trump at rallies
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Now, discussion of a "deep state" is creeping into the American mainstream

Question: But within that story, it points out there were more agents detailed to the investigation of @placeholder's email server, according to one source.

Answer: Hillary Clinton


Scot Breithaupt, who helped to turn BMX into an Olympic sport, has been found dead in a homeless camp. The grim discovery of the 57-year-old's body was made by police inside a tent in a vacant lot on the corner of 7th Street and Bellflower Boulevard in Long Beach, Indio, California, on Saturday. It is not known how long Breithaupt, who was among the first to organize bicycle races on dirt motorcycle courses in the early 1970s, had lain dead before he was discovered. A cause of death has yet to be established, but officers said there were no obvious signs of foul play.
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Scot Breithaupt found dead in tent at a vacant lot in Indio, California
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Police said the BMX rider had been dead for an unknown period of time
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There were no signs of foul play surrounding 57-year-old's death
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His brother Jeffrey Breithaupt said Scot had battled a crack cocaine addiction and lost his business SE Racing to drugs
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Breithaupt is credited with helping to turn BMX into an Olympic sport

Question: Today a host of current @placeholder stars paid tribute to the sport's former champion.

Answer: BMX

Answer: BMX

Answer: BMX

Question: 'Those were some of the first @placeholder races ever,' Barrette said.

Answer: BMX

Answer: BMX

Answer: BMX


A team hunting for the legendary 'lost city' of Ciudad Blanca in Honduras has made a dramatic discovery of untouched ruins deep in the jungle that are thought to be thousands of years old, according to National Geographic. Researchers believe the complex of plazas, mounds, a pyramid and dozens of artefacts belong to a civilization which was blooming thousands of years ago and then vanished without a trace. It prompts the tantalizing possibility that they have found the lost civilization known as the White City, which as been the subject of local rumors among tribes people and Spanish explorers around the la Mosquita area of jungle in Honduras for hundreds of years.
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National Geographic team ventured into Honduras rainforest to look for the fabled 'White City' filled with gold
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Found white rubble which they believe to be remnants of temples built thousands of years ago
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American explorer in the 1940s said people believed a monkey God raped women and had half-monkey babies

Question: However, despite archaeologists' following attempts to detect man-made structures - whether they be from Ciudad Blanca, The @placeholder or elsewhere -  have been unsuccessful.

Answer: White City


Steve Cram believes Mo Farah is the victim of a 'witch-hunt' after the double Olympic champion was forced to deny ever using performance-enhancing drugs. Farah issued a statement on Friday defending his reputation in the wake of a BBC investigation which alleged his coach Alberto Salazar had practised doping techniques with American athlete Galen Rupp. Sportsmail subsequently revealed that Farah had missed two drugs tests in the build-up to the 2012 Olympics. Former world champion Cram told BBC Sport: 'It has begun to look like a bit of a witch-hunt against Mo. It seems as if some people are deliberately going after him and that is a shame.'
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Mo Farah was forced to deny ever using performance-enhancing drugs
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BBC claim his coach Alberto Salazar had practised doping techniques
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Steve Cram has defended Farah and says people are 'going after him'

Question: 'Running is the one thing @placeholder can control at the moment and the one place where he can be Mo Farah and get away from this to some extent,' said Cram.

Answer: Mo Farah

Answer: Mo Farah


A young Australian man says he has been wrongly accused of assault after he was bashed in Thailand and left with serious facial injuries. Jack Hansen-Bartel, 21, required three operations after his teeth were knocked out and his jaw bone was shattered in a nightclub in Koh Sumai in Thailand on June 10 last year. But when he attended a hearing against the American students, Raymond Chang and Ryan Wang, charged with assaulting him, he was instead arrested and accused of ‘molesting’ female student Tiffany Mariko Turner. Mr Hansen-Bartel and his family, who are originally from Melbourne but have lived in Bangkok for more than 15 years, claim he has been unfairly targeted and say CCTV footage proves his side of the story, the ABC report.
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Jack Hansen-Bartel, 21, was bashed in Koh Sumai nightclub in Thailand
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Americans Raymond Chang and Ryan Wang were charged with the assault
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Mr Hansen-Bartel was later arrested and accused of 'molesting' a woman
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The Australian now claims CCTV footage proves his innocence
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He had met Tiffany Mariko Turner earlier that day before altercation

Question: The footage shows Mr Hansen-@placeholder walk away, before he is joined by his brother and friends at another bar, before returning again to Green Mango.

Answer: Bartel

Answer: Bartel

Answer: Bartel

Answer: Bartel


An American-born Islamist who rose to the top ranks of Al Qaeda warned ISIS fighters that their horrific killings of fellow Muslims means they will be punished in the afterlife. Adam Gadahn, who was born in California but became known as Azzam the American after fleeing to the middle east to join Al Qaeda, made the remarks in an interview with the group's magazine. Gadahn was killed by a US airstrike back in January, but it is believed the interview was conducted last autumn and not published until now. In it, Gadahn warns the followers of ISIS that the 'crimes' they have committed against their fellow believers 'cannot simply be overlooked or forgotten'.
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Adam Gadahn spoke in interview with Al Qaeda's magazine Resurgence
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Condemned barbarity of ISIS, saying their 'crimes' would not be forgotten
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Also blasted killing of Briton Alan Henning, saying he didn't deserve to die
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However, he did praise Al Qaeda attack on Twin Towers which killed 3,000

Question: While ISIS and @placeholder share many of the same founding principles and aims, a deep rift has opened between the two groups in recent months.

Answer: Al Qaeda

Answer: Al Qaeda

Answer: Al Qaeda

Answer: Al Qaeda


(CNN) Forces loyal to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan quashed a coup attempt by some members of the military that began Friday evening and devolved into turmoil and violence. At least 290 died and more than 1,400 were wounded, according to Turkey's Foreign Ministry. Around 6,000 people have been detained so far. Here's what happened, and when (all times Turkish local time): Suddenly, chaos, confusion Turkey, Friday night: Tanks roll onto the streets of the capital, Ankara, and Istanbul. Who ordered them there is unclear. Uniformed soldiers block the famous Bosphorus Bridge connecting the European and Asian sides of Istanbul. Cars flow from the European side to the Asian side, but soldiers and military vehicles block the path to the European side.
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At least 290 are killed in long night of violence
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Turkish PM: Attempted coup "a stain on democracy"

Question: Friday, 10:50 p.m.: Facebook, Twitter and YouTube experience interruptions or outages in @placeholder.

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkish