(CNN) Scandals are an integral part of the American political tradition. Since the founding of the republic, presidential candidates have often engaged in brutal attacks against one another, digging up the dirt about sex, corruption or other kinds of allegations with the aim of tarnishing their character. All the way back when opponents of Andrew Jackson spread rumors that he had slept with his wife, Rachel, while she was still technically married to another man to the infamous discovery of an affair that brought down Colorado Democrat Gary Hart in 1987, scandals are as much a part of our elections as voting and rallies.
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Scandals often wreck presidential campaigns, but Bill Clinton survived one in 1992 about an alleged affair
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Clinton's response after Gennifer Flowers went public shows how times were changing
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Scandals of the 1992 Clinton-Bush campaign are detailed in CNN's Original Series "Race for the White House"

Question: Flowers said she had engaged in a 12-year sexual relationship with @placeholder.

Answer: Bill Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Question: What you need to know about @placeholder's alleged sexual misconduct

Answer: Bill Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton


An 18-year-old man has been charged with murdering former boxing champion O'Neil 'Supernova' Bell during a suspected armed robbery in Atlanta. Tycorion Davis was charged yesterday and cops are now searching for more suspects, who shot Bell and another man as they were getting off a bus. Bell died at the scene but the other man, who was said to have been dressed as a woman, is now recovering in hospital, police confirmed. Atlanta homicide commander Charles Hampton said: 'We're still looking for one more individual, possibly two.' He called the robbery in the 1800 block of Harbin Road in the southwest part of the city 'a crime of opportunity,' but did not disclose further details.
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Bell, 40, was stabbed and shot in a 'crime of opportunity', police say
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Another man, who was dressed as a woman, was also shot but survived and is recovering in hospital. The victims were not known to each other
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A bag containing bundles of cash was found in the street afterwards
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Tycorion Davies, 18, was charged yesterday for killing Bell, officers said
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Cops are still looking for one, possibly two more suspects who escaped

Question: Commander Hampton said that @placeholder had been co-operating with the police and had helped 'fill in some of the gaps'.

Answer: Tycorion Davis


A pair of crooked casino croupiers and their friend pocketed £23,000 after working out a way to fix a roulette wheel. Craig Walker and Daniel Johnson - who worked at Coral Island casino in Blackpool, Lancashire - rigged the wheel so that ball would stay in the same slot and win their friend Kevin Traynor thousands of pounds, which they then split between them. After their scam was uncovered by casino bosses, the three men admitted fraud and the two croupiers have now been jailed. Preston Crown Court heard Walker, 26, and Johnson, 29, were working together on a quiet shift at the casino when they discovered it was possible to perform a 'no spin' on the wheel - fixing it so the ball stayed in the same slot.
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Two croupiers fixed it so that ball stayed in the same slot on wheel
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They signalled to their friend so that he could increase his stakes
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The trio were caught when casino boss examined CCTV of table
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Three men all admit fraud and the two croupiers have been jailed

Question: Walker, of Blackpool, was jailed for 14 months, while Johnson, also of @placeholder, was jailed for 12 months.

Answer: Blackpool


Oslo, Norway (CNN) Norwegian mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik has won part of his lawsuit against the state over his solitary confinement in a high-security prison, a court announced Wednesday. The Oslo district court found the 37-year-old's treatment in prison violated Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights, prohibiting "inhuman or degrading treatment," and ruled that his conditions must be eased. The court also ordered the government to pay legal costs of 331,000 kroner ($40,600) for the right-wing extremist, who killed 77 people in a shooting rampage and bombing attack in 2011. Report: Sandy Hook shooter tried to emulate Norway massacre
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Mass killer wins part of lawsuit against Norwegian state for breaching his rights
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Court rules his treatment was in breach of rules prohibiting "inhuman or degrading treatment"
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Right-wing extremist killed 77 people in 2011 in Norway's deadliest attack since World War II

Question: Appearing in public for the first time since his trial, Breivik gave testimony during the suit, alleging that his isolation in prison constituted a "sadistic" attempt by @placeholder authorities to kill him.

Answer: Norway

Answer: Norwegian

Answer: Norway

Answer: Norwegian

Answer: Norway


Manchester City came from behind to earn all three points at home to Sevilla, to move ahead of the Spanish side in their Champions League group. Having fallen behind to Yevhen Konoplyanka's strike, City bounced back to equalise through Wilfried Bony's deflected goal, before Kevin de Bruyne won the game in stoppage time. Sportsmail's Neil Ashton was at the Etihad Stadium to see City take a big step towards the last 16... Thaings really picked up when De Bruyne scored the winner, but the Etihad still feels like Champions League nights are a necessary evil. These games should be the start of an adventure, a journey into the unknown against Juventus (last season’s Champions League finalists), Sevilla (four time Europa League winners) and German giants Borussia Moenchengladbach.
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The Champions League continues to feel like a necessary evil for City fans
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You want is a raucous reception - instead they got a ripple of applause
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Manchester City's defence struggles in Vincent Kompany's absence
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City have not kept a clean sheet for eight consecutive games
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But Kevin de Bruyne shows he is becoming a star at the Etihad
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Manchester City 2-1 Sevilla: Kevin De Bruyne strikes in injury time
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Champions League 2015-16: Latest news, scores, fixtures and highlights

Question: He got @placeholder off the hook here and he left the field with City supporters repeatedly singing his name.

Answer: Manchester City

Answer: City

Answer: City

Answer: City

Answer: Manchester City

Answer: City

Answer: Manchester City


Former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney poked fun at Barack Obama's penchant for golf, Hillary Clinton's emails and even discussed One Direction on the Tonight Show. In the interview with Jimmy Fallon, Romney talked to his 'reflection' in the mirror and cracked jokes at the President's expense and at his own failed attempt to reach the White House. Earlier this year Romney declared he would not be running for the presidency again, which gave him free rein in the interview. Scroll down for video In the interview with Jimmy Fallon on Tonight Show, Mitt Romney made jokes at President Obama's expense
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Romney, who will not run for presidency, joked about Obama's love of golf
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Also mocked Mrs Clinton's emails and 'important issue' of Zayn leaving 1D
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On bout with Eva Holyfield, said 'not the first time we lose to a black guy'
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Romney to right ex heavyweight champion Holyfield for charity on May 15

Question: '@placeholder is probably going to ask me why I didn't run for president.

Answer: Jimmy Fallon

Answer: Jimmy Fallon

Question: Romney then delved into the world of showbiz to discuss @placeholder's departure from boy band One Direction.

Answer: Zayn

Question: To this, Romney quipped: 'Well, the email is from @placeholder, so I guess it's both.'

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton


(CNN) Nearly everyone carries one version or another of the herpes virus. A recent study suggests that the new gene-editing technology known as CRISPR/Cas9 may be able to eliminate this ever-present virus -- or at least suppress it. "At this point, there is no cure for the herpes virus infection. Once infected, you're infected for life," said Robert Jan Lebbink, co-author of the study and a molecular biologist at University Medical Center in Utrecht, Netherlands. The virus develops a latent stage, in which it lies dormant in an infected cell without reproducing. Because our immune systems cannot recognize latent infections, we cannot clear them from our bodies.
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Only eight of more than 100 herpes viruses routinely infect humans
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Tested in a petri dish, CRISPR gene-editing technology eliminated some strains

Question: So, while it appears the @placeholder/Cas9 system may be very effective in rooting out herpes, Lebbink explained that much more research is needed.

Answer: CRISPR

Answer: CRISPR


Gay-rights activists in Uganda warned Monday of mounting violence against homosexuals after parliament passed controversial legislation last week that would make some gay acts punishable with life in prison. "The witch hunt had already started, and now it has been legitimized by the parliament of Uganda, which is very scary," said Clare Byarugaba, coordinator for the Ugandan Civil Society Coalition on Human Rights and Constitutional Law, an umbrella gay-rights group. "We don't know how brutal the police will be now that the bill has passed. With this legitimization, it's going to get worse." Homosexuality is illegal in most African countries, where sodomy laws were introduced during colonialism. Currently in Uganda, homosexual acts are punishable by 14 years to life in prison, according to rights activists. But lawmakers in the conservative nation sought tougher legislation, saying the Western lifestyle risks destroying Ugandan family units.
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The bill calls for life in prison for "aggravated homosexuality"
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President Yoweri Museveni still has to assent to the bill for it to become law
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Gay-rights activists fear police brutality will increase with the bill's passage
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Homosexuality is illegal in most African countries

Question: The bill has also brought condemnations from the international community, which could lead to @placeholder losing millions in donor aid.

Answer: Uganda

Answer: Uganda

Answer: Ugandan

Answer: Uganda

Answer: Ugandan


Nasa has selected a variety of companies to work on projects to create advanced space technologies, including faster methods of propulsion. Other projects to be worked on include improved habitats for humans, and small satellites to explore deep space. And one of the companies in the 12 Next Space Technologies for Exploration Partnerships (NextStep) says they have an engine that could get humans to Mars in just 39 days. Scroll down for video Nasa has selected a variety of companies to work on projects to create advanced space technologies, including a faster method of propulsion known as Vasimr (illustrated), which could apparently get to Mars in a matter of weeks, not months
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Company in Texas has been asked to develop its revolutionary engine
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Ad Astra's Vasimr engine could apparently get to Mars in 39 days
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It is one of 12 advanced technology projects to be funded by Nasa
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Others include new types of habitation and small deep space satellites

Question: Whether an engine such as @placeholder could shorten the time it would take to cover the distance, though, remains to be seen.

Answer: Vasimr

Answer: Vasimr


Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- The Pakistan Taliban said Wednesday it will not extend a cease-fire with the Pakistani government, six days after a weeks-long pause in hostilities officially ended. In a statement released to the news media, the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan, or TTP, alleged the Pakistani government hadn't responded positively to the cease-fire, which began as a monthlong observance on March 1 and eventually was extended to April 10. One of the militant group's leaders, Umer Khalid Khurrsani, said Wednesday that the government wasn't serious about peace and that the only way to implement Sharia, Islamic law, was jihad. The group made a series of demands this month, including the release of detained noncombatants.
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The cease-fire was agreed upon March 1 and officially was in effect until April 10
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Pakistani government officials met with the Taliban last week to promote peace
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The militant group had demanded the release of noncombatants

Question: Pakistan announced a peace initiative, and a cease-fire was reached to pave the way for talks, but discussions broke down in March after @placeholder attacks.

Answer: Taliban

Answer: Taliban


He could still be about to walk away from Barcelona, but if Luis Enrique does quit after winning the Champions League on Saturday night in Berlin it will be the sort of farewell that nobody envisaged back in January. At the start of the year the Barcelona manager appeared to have completely lost the Barcelona dressing room, and his opposite number at Real Madrid Carlo Ancelotti had just taken his team on a run of 22 victories. One man was all set to be given a new contract, and the other looked ready to be given the boot. Five months later it is Ancelotti out of work and currently considering a job offer from his former boss at AC Milan - Silvio Berlusconi - while Luis Enrique is making plans for Berlin.
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Luis Enrique looked like he had lost the dressing room in January
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Real Madrid had won 22 games in a row and Barcelona were in trouble
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Now, it is Carlo Ancelotti without a job and Enrique receiving praise
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If he leaves at the end of the season, it will be the sort of farewell that nobody expected at the start of the year
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Barcelona will secure the treble if they win the Champions League
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Barca players of the last 10 years: 97 names from Douglas to Lionel Messi

Question: That game against Real Sociedad ended in a 1-0 defeat with @placeholder having to swallow his pride at half-time and tell Messi to get ready to come on.

Answer: Luis Enrique

Answer: Luis Enrique

Answer: Luis Enrique

Answer: Enrique

Question: That game against Real Sociedad ended in a 1-0 defeat with Luis Enrique having to swallow his pride at half-time and tell @placeholder to get ready to come on.

Answer: Lionel Messi

Question: Messi didn't turn up for the next training session complaining of gastroenteritis; Sporting Director Andoni Zubizarreta was sacked; his assistant Carles Puyol quit; and @placeholder was another disagreement with Messi away from following them both out the door.

Answer: Luis Enrique

Answer: Luis Enrique

Answer: Luis Enrique

Answer: Enrique


The Duchess of Cambridge is nothing if not loyal to her favourite designers but when it came to choosing a stunning, appropriate and memorable gown for her first state banquet at Buckingham Palace, only one designer would do - Jenny Packham. The floor-sweeping dress, made in a stunning red in honour of the Queen's guests Chinese president Xi Jinping and his glamorous wife Peng Liyuan - combined a fitted round bodice with a round neck and cap sleeves with a long romantic skirt and was also simple enough to offset the stunning diamonds given and lent by the Queen. Kate, 33, wore Jenny Packham when she left hospital with both Prince Charlotte and George and turned to the designer for key pieces in her royal tour wardrobe in Australia and New Zealand, in a relationship the British dressmaker has described as 'collaborative'.
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Elegant Kate wore full-skirted floor-length gown with tailored embellished bodice with cap sleeves and round neck
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Jenny Packham designed gowns mother-of-two wore to leave hospital after having George and Charlotte
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Queen wore signature white for state event, while Chinese First Lady donned midnight blue
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See more of the latest news on the Duchess of Cambridge at her first state banquet

Question: Asked by WWD if she works directly with the duchess, @placeholder said, 'Absolutely.

Answer: Jenny Packham

Answer: Jenny Packham


Who says princesses can't play softball? Certainly not one Edmond, Oklahoma, team of spunky four- and five-year-olds who can't get enough of Disney's heroines. The Frozen-obsessed group of girls sees no better role model than the film's Queen Elsa, who proves ladies can be tough and still wear pretty dresses. So for picture day, the team - which goes by the name 'Freeze', inspired by Elsa's ability to control ice and snow - temporarily traded in their regular uniforms for Elsa's signature icy-blue dress and pretty side braid. Team mom Betsy Gregory, whose daughter Avery plays catcher, is also a professional photographer who had the idea for the adorable photo shoot.
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A softball team of four- and five-year-olds from Edmond, Oklahoma, were inspired by the Disney film
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Called the 'Freeze', the little girls wore icy blue dresses, braids, and eye black for picture day

Question: They also have hats to which they've attached '@placeholder hair', though they don't typically wear them while playing.

Answer: Elsa

Answer: Elsa

Answer: Elsa


Chelsea supporters are planning their own statement against racism during the second leg of their Champions League encounter with Paris Saint-Germain. Instead of the usual array of banners and flags which are draped around Stamford Bridge at home games, there will be only one on display during Wednesday's game: a small cross of St George with the Chelsea badge and the message 'Blues Against Racism'. The flag was made by lifelong supporter Phil Keefe and inspired by his 18-year-old daughter Jodie in response to the incident filmed on the Paris Metro ahead of the first leg against PSG, when some Chelsea fans sang about being racist as they refused to let a black man on the train.
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Five Chelsea supporters were suspended by the club after a black commuter was blocked from entering a Paris Metro train in February
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Those involved were also heard singing racist songs
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Two Chelsea fans decided to make their own ant-racism statement
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They had a flag made, which they took to the Capital One Cup final
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It will also hang behind the goal for the Champions League clash with PSG
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Question: 'We thought it was important to do something positive and show @placeholder and the rest of the world that is not what Chelsea fans are like.'

Answer: Paris Saint-Germain

Answer: PSG

Answer: PSG


Argentina suggested they could be a force in Super Rugby after routing a Barbarians team containing five World Cup finalists at Twickenham. The Pumas, who warmed up in black t-shirts carrying the number 11 in tribute to Jonah Lomu who died this week, ran in seven tries in front of a crowd of 38,101, with wing Santiago Cordero crossing twice and setting up a third. As a signpost for how they will perform when they join Super Rugby next year it was very encouraging, with all 23 players present at the home of England on Saturday afternoon available for the newly-formed South American franchise.
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Argentina warmed up in black t-shirts with number 11 in tribute to Lomu
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Pumas ran in seven tries in front of a crowd of 38,101 at Twickenham
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Barbarians line-up contained five World Cup finalists on Saturday

Question: The @placeholder' bright start was becoming a distant memory as Cordero side-stepped his way across the whitewash, capitalising on some reluctant defending.

Answer: Barbarians

Answer: Barbarians


Patties Foods says its testing has found no link between its Nanna's brand frozen mixed berries and a national hepatitis A outbreak. The health department continues to investigate how 34 people in six states contracted the hepatitis A virus, all of whom consumed the same brand of frozen mixed berries. Patties Foods said no hepatitis A virus or E.coli were detected in any sample of its recalled and non-recalled Nanna's Mixed Berries 1kg product during its own testing. Managing director and CEO Steven Chaur said the company's microbiological and viral testing does not confirm any link between Nanna's Mixed Berries and the virus and shows no systemic failure of its quality assurance programs.
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Patties Food insists testing hasn't found link between their berries & Hep A
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There was a national Hepatitis A outbreak in January which resulted in 34 people in six states contracting the virus
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All 34 people who contacted Hep A had consumed the China-grown berries
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The 1kg product remains off supermarket shelves until further notice.
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The company says there was no systemic error but confirm they are considering alternative supply sources

Question: 'If our Nanna's product was the source, the lack of laboratory findings from the testing conducted by Patties Foods for the presence of @placeholder, Coliforms or HAV indicates there has been no systemic failure,' he said in a statement on Wednesday.

Answer: E.coli


(CNN) -- The spiraling conflict between Sudan and South Sudan poses a threat to world oil prices, the prime minister of neighboring Kenya has warned. Speaking to CNN's Jim Clancy, Raila Odinga called on the international community to take a more active role in resolving the crisis that brought the two countries close to war in April. "Certainly, if this continues it is definitely going to affect the oil prices and therefore the international community cannot sit by and just watch this happening," said Odinga. "But apart from affecting the oil prices, many people are going to die," he added.
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Kenyan PM has warned the crisis between S.Sudan and Sudan can affect oil prices
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"The international community cannot sit by and just watch this happening," said Raila Odinga
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He called African Union to send more troops to resolve the border dispute

Question: He added: "The previous conflict in the Sudan had a very devastating effect on @placeholder because we hosted the majority of the Sudanese refugees in Kenya.

Answer: Kenya

Answer: Kenyan

Question: He added: "The previous conflict in the Sudan had a very devastating effect on Kenya because we hosted the majority of the Sudanese refugees in @placeholder.

Answer: Kenya

Answer: Kenyan


(CNN) President Donald Trump's combative defense of far-right protesters packs a nausea-inducing punch when you listen to it in Europe -- in territories that were occupied and ruled by a fascist regime. Territories that were liberated only when free people -- including Americans -- fought the Nazis forcefully and violently. The President, who grudgingly condemned US neo-Nazi groups Monday, promptly tore up the script written for him by political staff and decided to double down on his defense of protesters Tuesday night, intensifying his effort to draw a moral equivalency between racists and the people who fight them. I watched it all from my apartment in Amsterdam, just a few blocks from one of the most poignant monuments to the horrors of Nazi rule: the house where Anne Frank hid from the Nazis. As I write I can hear the church bells of the nearby Westertoren, a sound Anne described in her diary as comforting.
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Frida Ghitis: President should visit European sites that honor the victims of fascism
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Trump's refusal to condemn the far right may be due to ignorance, she says

Question: If ignorance really is the reason, he and the country would benefit from a @placeholder history lesson.

Answer: Europe

Answer: European


(CNN) -- Tensions often run high in top-level sports, but it is rare to see a team's coach physically attack one of their own players. However, that was the bizarre situation in an Italian soccer match on Wednesday -- and it has cost Fiorentina coach Delio Rossi his job. The 51-year-old has been sacked just six months after being tasked with turning around the fortunes of the top-flight team following an astonishing fight with young midfielder Adem Ljajic during the Serie A match against Novara. Rossi clambered into the dugout and attempted to punch the Serbian after the 20-year-old sarcastically applauded a decision to replace him, with Fiorentina at that stage losing 2-0 against a team that has been relegated to the second division.
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Fiorentina coach Delio Rossi sacked after attacking player Adem Ljajic
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Rossi lashes out at Serbian after he sarcastically applauds decision to replace him
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The outburst comes 32 minutes into match against Novara, with Fiorentina later drawing 2-2
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Club president Andrea Della Valle says: "No provocation can justify that reaction"

Question: It is not up to me justifying @placeholder, but he has never done anything like that."

Answer: Delio Rossi

Answer: Rossi

Answer: Delio Rossi

Answer: Rossi

Question: I know that at this moment @placeholder is suffering more than anyone else and I want to respect the work he has done here for us."

Answer: Delio Rossi

Answer: Rossi

Answer: Delio Rossi

Answer: Rossi


Despite a recent tragedy, Rhonda Thill has a lot to be thankful for. After her biker husband, Randy Thill, was killed in a motorcycle accident one month ago, Rhonda - from St. Paul, Minnesota - tried to collect what she could from the scene of the crash on Highway 61. However Randy's wedding ring was missing. It hadn't been inventoried by the medical examiner and Rhonda was determined to find it. 'I figured it had to be somewhere (nearby),' Rhonda told AOL.com. 'Maybe in the force of the impact it came off or whatever. 'I just didn't want it to be left out there.'
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Randy Thill died in a motorcycle accident one month ago on Highway 71
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Wife Rhonda Thill could not find his wedding ring at the scene in St. Paul
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A group of more than 10 biker friends then went in search
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After 45 minutes they found it on the side of the road
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It was the first time since Randy's death I had a smile on my face,' she said

Question: They quickly jumped back on their bikes and went to deliver it to @placeholder.

Answer: Rhonda Thill

Answer: Rhonda

Answer: Rhonda

Answer: Rhonda

Answer: Rhonda Thill


Atlanta (CNN) -- The day after little Jorelys Rivera's mangled body was found in a suburban Atlanta trash compactor, Ryan Brunn sat in a stark room for a police interview. He began with confidence, but ended with trouble. Keith Sitton, a special agent with the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, hooked up the jeans-clad Brunn to a polygraph machine. Then, he fired off a series of questions to the 20-year-old maintenance man. A videotape of Brunn's polygraph test was released Thursday. "Regarding that girl, do you intend to answer these questions truthfully?" "Yes." "Did you participate in any way in causing the death of that girl?"
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Ryan Brunn tells an agent in Georgia that he had nothing to do with the killing of Jorelys Rivera
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The agent confronts him about some responses
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Later, Brunn pleaded guilty and described in court how he killed the little girl
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Brunn committed suicide after his sentencing

Question: His shirt sleeve rolled up to his shoulders, Brunn begins by telling @placeholder that on a scale of one to 10, he is a 7.5 on the truth meter.

Answer: Keith Sitton

Question: @placeholder tells him not to worry about his calls, that he's got more important things to worry about.

Answer: Keith Sitton


Of all the terrible things a single mother has endured since discovering a malignant tumour in her breast, one of the worst was how to explain to her young daughter that she had cancer. Following her diagnosis in May 2014, 42-year-old City worker Ebba worried most about how six-year-old Lene would take the news. Her greatest fear was that Lene would be left without a mother at a young age, just like her own mother had been. Ebba's grandmother had died of liver cancer when Ebba's mother was only 10. Ebba is proud of how daughter Lene, six, has dealt with her breast cancer diagnosis
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42-year-old City worker Ebba found lump in her breast in 2014
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Test confirmed she had cancer
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She was terrified daughter, Lene, six, would lose her mother
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Worried about how to tell her but was was amazed by how Lene coped

Question: Mother and daughter pictured after one of @placeholder's chemo sessions when she started to lose her hair

Answer: Ebba

Question: @placeholder tried to make her hairloss fun for her daughter so it was less traumatic for them both

Answer: Ebba

Answer: Ebba

Answer: Ebba

Answer: Ebba

Question: @placeholder wearing a scarf, left, and wig, right, her daughter helped her choose following her chemo

Answer: Ebba

Answer: Ebba

Answer: Ebba

Answer: Ebba


Since leaving Australia to join ISIS in Syria, Khaled Sharrouf has beheaded suspected spies,  married his 13-year-old daughter off to a fellow fighter and shared gruesome images of his seven-year-old son holding a severed human head. The depraved jihadi used his brother's passport to fly to the Middle East in 2013 with his 'best friend' Mohammed Elomar who later married - and possibly impregnated - his daughter Zaynab. His wife Tara Nettleton and their five children followed him to the war-torn country in February last year. They are now in the middle of a fierce national debate as to whether they should be allowed to return home.
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Khaled Sharrouf left Australia to join ISIS in Syria with Mohammed Elomar
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Then married his 13-year-old daughter Zaynab off to his fellow jihadi fighter
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Jihadi shared image of his then-seven-year-old son holding severed head
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Sharrouf and Elomar are accused of beheading Iraqis, raping Yazidi slaves

Question: 'I know you will never understand but @placeholder actually went behind my back with this.

Answer: Zaynab

Answer: Zaynab

Question: Zaynab is believed to be carrying @placeholder's child after she apparently updated her Twitter profile with the words: 'Mom to be.'

Answer: Mohammed Elomar

Answer: Mohammed Elomar

Answer: Elomar


(CNN) The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed Friday that pet rats are the source of an outbreak of Seoul virus infections in Illinois and Wisconsin. The virus has been confirmed in eight patients in an ongoing investigation. The recent cases are "the first human cases we've seen in the United States associated with pet rats," said Dr. Jennifer McQuiston, a veterinarian and deputy division director for CDC's division of high consequent pathogens and pathology. Several previous outbreaks reported in the US occurred in wild rats. "There was an outbreak reported in Europe previously associated with pet rats, so it's not the first time this has been associated with pets worldwide," McQuiston said.
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The CDC confirms the US' first human cases of Seoul virus associated with pet rats
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Seoul virus is similar to hantavirus

Question: On January 11, the @placeholder confirmed infections with Seoul virus, a rodent-borne hantavirus, in both patients.

Answer: CDC

Answer: CDC


A woman has been reunited with her beloved childhood toy after it went missing a year ago while she was on holiday and then miraculously discovered 15,000km away from her home. Bernadette Lavallee, a 30-year-old from southeast Queensland, bought her toy lamb, Lamberise, when she was 13-years-old and the pair traveled the world together alongside Ronald, another toy lamb her brother made for her when she was ten. But the bar manager was distraught after she lost them both while on a trip to Dover, on England's south coast, on May 18 last year and after scouring the area until 1am only managed to find Ronald.
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A woman's stuffed lamb toy has turned up a year after it went missing
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Bernadette Lavallee bought her toy lamb Lamberise in 1998
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While on a trip to Dover on May 18 2014 she misplaced Lamberise
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Distraught she set up a Facebook page in the hope of tracking him down
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Just over a year later a woman found him at a car boot sale

Question: Her Facebook page, Help @placeholder, accumulated 5000 likes and within a year led to the discovery of a beaten-up Lamberise.

Answer: Lamberise

Question: Her Facebook page, Help Bring Lamberise Home, accumulated 5000 likes and within a year led to the discovery of a beaten-up @placeholder.

Answer: Lamberise

Answer: Lamberise

Question: Char told the lady who was selling him all about @placeholder's story and the woman handed Lamberise over free of charge, telling her to make sure he got home safe.

Answer: Bernadette Lavallee

Question: Char told the lady who was selling him all about Bernadette's story and the woman handed @placeholder over free of charge, telling her to make sure he got home safe.

Answer: Lamberise

Answer: Lamberise


An arbitrator Saturday upheld most of New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez's 211-game doping suspension, keeping him out of the 162-game 2014 regular season and the postseason. The ruling by Major League Baseball arbitrator Fredric Horowitz will not only cost Rodriguez $25 million in salary, it also further clouds the groundbreaking career of a player who will turn 40 during the 2015 season. The 162-game suspension -- which is the most severe punishment in baseball history for doping -- highlights baseball Commissioner Bud Selig's recent high-profile crackdown on performance-enhancing drugs. Rodriguez, one of the best players of his generation who was once considered an automatic Hall of Fame candidate, was defiant in a statement released Saturday. He will likely appeal in federal court.
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The New York Yankees say they "respect" the decision
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Alex Rodriguez suspended for 2014 regular season and postseason
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Decision will cost slugger $25 million
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Rodriguez plans to appeal

Question: Rodriguez, who has claimed he was the target of a @placeholder "witch hunt," probably will appeal Horowitz's decision in the courts or to seek to delay the suspension.

Answer: Major League Baseball


Australia opener Chris Rogers has announced he will retire from international cricket after the fifth and final Ashes Test with England this week. Despite being Australia's leading run-scorer in the series to date, the 37-year-old has informed coach Darren Lehmann, outgoing captain Michael Clarke and his team-mates  that the upcoming Test at The Oval will be his last. Rogers has had an eventful Ashes series - it started with 95 in the opening Test in Cardiff and 173 at Lord's before he retired with a sudden bout of dizziness having earlier been struck on the head by a James Anderson bouncer on the second day.
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Australia opener Chris Rogers to retire from international cricket
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Fifth Ashes Test with England at The Oval this week will be his last match
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Rogers, 37, is Australia's leading run-scorer in the series so far
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He suffered from concussion after being struck by bouncer at Lord's
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It came after he made a score of 173 in Australia's only win to date

Question: Following their unexpected first Test defeat at Cardiff, Ashes favourites @placeholder responded in resounding style at Lord's.

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia


A father has told how his six-year-old daughter almost choked to death in front of him after she ate a piece of cardboard contained within a fish finger. Robert Young, 26, had just served his daughter Ellie-Jay her favourite evening meal of fish fingers, chips and beans when the youngster began to gag. Fearing for her life, Mr Young, from Pontefract, West Yorkshire opened his daughter's mouth, spotted the piece of cardboard and fished it out with his fingers. According to Mr Young, the stiff piece of cardboard was the same size and shape as a fish finger. Suppliers Youngs have admitted the stray piece came from the production process and have apologised and vowed to tighten up their safety procedures.
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Robert Young watched in horror as his Ellie-Jay choked before his eyes
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Ellie-Jay, 6, gagged after swallowing the fish finger containing cardboard
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Mr Young blasted the food company for their response to the incident
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The company said they changed the product packing process in response

Question: Mr Young said: 'I had just made Ellie-@placeholder her tea and made a fish finger sandwich for myself when she began choking.

Answer: Jay

Answer: Jay

Answer: Jay


Washington (CNN) The White House did not anticipate that the Russian government would allow its state news agency to post photographs of an Oval Office meeting between President Donald Trump, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Russia's ambassador to the US, a White House official said. Photos of Wednesday's meeting, taken by a Russian state news media photographer one day after Trump fired FBI Director James Comey amid questions about possible Trump campaign collusion with Moscow, were ultimately posted by Russia's news agency, TASS. The White House did not post photos of the meeting until Thursday. The State Department did post photos of Lavrov's meeting with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, but that was open to the press.
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The White House did not post photos of the meeting until Thursday
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The Russians used the photos to troll the White House in its social media posts Wednesday

Question: "That's the problem with the @placeholder -- they lie," the official added.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russians


A couple who defied the odds to battle brain haemorrhage and breast cancer  have said their diagnoses were 'the best thing that ever happened' as it made them start living life to the full. Sarah and Mark Pritchard, from Pontypool, Monmouthshire, had been dating for just six months when Mark suffered a brain haemorrhage that left him in a coma for three days. Five years later, Sarah, 49, was diagnosed with cancer after finding a lump in her breast. Now, more than a year after Sarah was given the all-clear, the couple have said the years of fear and uncertainty were 'worth it' as it has given them a greater appreciation for what they have.
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Sarah and Mark Pritchard, both parents to teenagers, met online in 2008
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Six months later, Mark suffered brain haemorrhage that left him in a coma
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He made a full recovery and the couple married in moving service in 2011
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Two years later Sarah was diagnosed with breast cancer after finding lump
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But the couple said their ordeal has made them start living life to the full

Question: 'I remember @placeholder coming in to see me the next morning, but not a lot after that,' he said.

Answer: Sarah

Answer: Sarah

Answer: Sarah

Answer: Sarah

Answer: Sarah


(Mashable) -- There's a massive telescope on the drawing board that hasn't even started construction yet, but when it's finished in 2024, it'll generate more data in a single day than the entire Internet. For scientists to ensure they'll be able to handle all that raw information, they need to start working on new computing technologies now. Fortunately, IBM is on it. The computing giant is collaborating with ASTRON (the Netherlands Institute of Radio Astronomy) to develop the next-generation computer tech needed to handle the colossal amount of data captured by the Square Kilometer Array (SKA), a new radio telescope that will spread sensing equipment over a span 3,000 kilometers wide, or about the width of the continental U.S.A.
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IBM is teaming up with ASTRON to develop what is needed to handle data captured by SKA
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The new technology will still rely on one of the oldest storage technologies: magnetic tape
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The SKA won't be completed until 2024, but the process has the potential to change industries

Question: It's possible the social networks and search engines of the future will be powered by @placeholder's coming tech or something like it, enabling them to process an entire Internet's worth of data for anyone and everyone.

Answer: IBM

Answer: IBM


Mining magnate Gina Rinehart is planning to sue the producers of controversial TV series House of Hancock, including the actress Claudia Karvan. According to Fairfax Media, the NSW Supreme Court heard from Ms Rinehart's barrister Sue Chrysanthou who claimed the Nine Network show about the messy divorce of Ms Rinehart's father, Lang Hangcock, and her mother was 'misleading and deceptive conduct'. Ms Rinehart launched a legal battle with Nine earlier this year to try to stop the series going to air. She failed to stop it completely and it was screened in February, with some changes forced by the court hearings.
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Nine Network TV mini-series House of Hancock aired in February
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The show dramatises her relationship with her late father Lang Hancock
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Reports say the billionaire plans to sue producers of the two-part series
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The producers are Claudia Karvan, Michael Cordell and Paul Bennett
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She will be taking them to court over 'misleading and deceptive conduct'
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This comes after Ms Rinehart's legal battle with Nine Network in February
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But her defamation and malicious falsehood claims are likely to be dropped

Question: Back in February, Ms @placeholder's solicitor Mark Wilks said Nine had been aware of glaring errors in the second episode of the seriies that were misleading and 'twisted'.

Answer: Gina Rinehart

Answer: Rinehart

Answer: Rinehart

Answer: Rinehart

Answer: Rinehart

Question: Among Ms @placeholder's complaints were that the program contained scenes showing Ms Rinehart conversing with her dead father, which was 'entirely false'.

Answer: Gina Rinehart

Answer: Rinehart

Answer: Rinehart

Answer: Rinehart

Answer: Rinehart


Troubled Tottenham striker Emmanuel Adebayor was swamped by villagers as he returned to Togo in a bid to clear family problems which have plagued him. Adebayor was granted permission to return to the country on compassionate grounds for a second time, and missed the final game of the Premier League season. In a series of recent posts on social media, he explained that he had considered taking his own life due to complex family issues. But despite his troubles, the 31-year-old was all smiles when he set foot in the village of Aneho, being greeted by a crowd of locals.
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Troubled Emmanuel Adebayor returned to Togo to resolve family issues
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The 31-year-old was given a hero's welcome by villagers in Aneho
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He has previously talked of how he has considered taking his own life
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Adebayor posted pictures to Instagram holding a shisha pipe on a sofa
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He was blasted by coach Tom Saintfiet for being late to international duty

Question: Wearing personalised tracksuit bottoms bearing his initials, and a t-shirt expressing a love for @placeholder, he smiled and waved to those who came to see his arrival.

Answer: Togo

Answer: Togo


The grief-stricken father of two refugee boys who drowned alongside their mother has buried them in Kobane, as it's revealed 11 relatives were slaughtered by Islamic State militants in the war-torn city. Aylan, three, his brother Galip, five, and mother Rehan died when their dinghy capsized as they tried to reach the Greek island of Kos in the dead of night. Today, as their father Abdullah Kurdi accompanied their coffins to Syria, it  emerged that 11 members of their family were murdered by terrorists in June. Crowds gathered in Kobane as the bodies of the two young refugee boys and their mother completed their final journey.
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Aylan, 3, and brother Galip Kurdi, 5, drowned in the sea with their mother
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Photos of Aylan's body washed up on Turkish beached shocked the world
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Grief-stricken father has returned to Kobane, Syria, to lay his family to rest
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Grandfather has revealed that 11 members of the family were killed by ISIS

Question: It was only when he looked down at their faces and saw blood in @placeholder's eyes that he realised the boys had died in his arms and he was forced to let them go.

Answer: Aylan

Answer: Aylan

Answer: Aylan


Britain is set for weeks of  rail chaos after union bosses announced strikes on two major overground networks with a planned strike on the London Underground looking increasingly likely to go ahead. The Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union today announced a five-day strike among engineers at Southern Rail, and a ballot result for action at Northern Rail. Meanwhile, talks aimed at averting a strike by London Underground workers will not resume until Monday, days before a 24-hour stoppage is due to start from Wednesday evening. The union said hundreds of engineers on Southern Rail will strike for five days from July 12, and ban overtime over the weekend of July 10-12 over claims of a 'comprehensive breakdown' in industrial relations.
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RMT announces five-day strike among engineers at Southern Rail
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Following ballot, workers at Northern Rail are set to strike as well
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24-hour stoppage on Underground due to start  Wednesday evening
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Workers are protesting at plans for all night tubes from September

Question: 'Southern is a company intensively under the spotlight over its performance at the moment and @placeholder will not have our members left unrewarded as they hit work targets and then face a barrage of attacks on working conditions and procedures.

Answer: Rail, Maritime and Transport

Answer: RMT

Answer: RMT


Paul Lambert has only 'good things' to say about Aston Villa, the club he left last month after a disappointing run of games. The 45-year-old replaced Alex McLeish at the helm of the Premier League club in June 2012 but following a poor run of results, which left Villa in the bottom three, the club parted company with the Scot and later appointed Tim Sherwood as his successor. He told BBC's Football Focus: 'I don't have any bad things about Aston Villa. It's a brilliant football club as everybody knows. Paul Lambert says he only has 'good things' to say about Aston Villa despite his sacking in Feburary
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Paul Lambert was sacked by Aston Villa last month after defeat by Hull
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He has since visited Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund in Germany
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Lambert has been learning from coaches to earn his UEFA Pro Licence
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He insists he holds no grudges over departure from 'brilliant club' Villa

Question: Defeat by @placeholder saw Lambert's Villa move into the relegation zone and he was subsequently sacked

Answer: Hull


(CNN) Three US Green Berets were killed and two others were wounded in southwest Niger near the Mali-Niger border when a joint US-Nigerien patrol was attacked Wednesday, US officials told CNN. A US official told CNN that initial indications are the Green Berets were ambushed by up to 50 fighters who are thought to be affiliated with ISIS. US Africa Command, which oversees military operations in Africa, issued a statement Thursday saying the two wounded US service members were "evacuated in stable condition to Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany." Officials told CNN that French military Super Puma helicopters evacuated the wounded Americans along with those killed in action while also providing covering fire.
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The US military has maintained a small presence in the northwest African country
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The attack occurred approximately 200 kilometers north of the country's capital Niamey

Question: Five @placeholder soldiers also were killed in the attack, according to a Nigerien security official.

Answer: Niger

Answer: Niger

Answer: Nigerien


(CNN) This week a 28-year-old white supremacist traveled to New York for the express purpose of killing a black man. Any black man. Within hours, Timothy Caughman, a black man from Queens, stumbled to a midtown police station bleeding. He had been stabbed, ultimately fatally, with a 26-inch sword. "What are you doing?" Caughman had asked his assailant. James Harris Jackson gave police officers his answer: He hates black men and has since his youth. His plan was to kill more people than Caughman. He considered taking an officers' gun and shooting more black men. The tragic killing of Timothy Caughman is a heinous hate crime. It is also an act of domestic terrorism. And it matters that we begin to name white supremacist murders in this way.
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Sherrilyn Ifill: The tragic killing of Timothy Caughman is a heinous hate crime; it is also an act of domestic terrorism
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Designating crimes of white supremacist violence as terrorism sends a message to vulnerable communities, she writes

Question: Like Roof, @placeholder chose the location for his alleged crime to heighten the public significance of his act.

Answer: James Harris Jackson

Question: @placeholder, Jackson told police, was ideal because it is the "media capital" of the country.

Answer: New York

Question: New York, @placeholder told police, was ideal because it is the "media capital" of the country.

Answer: James Harris Jackson

Question: Even if he is convicted of second-degree murder, @placeholder will be imprisoned for a very long time.

Answer: James Harris Jackson


A former member of Hillsong has likened the Pentecostal megachurch to Scientology, following the appearance of celebrity guests like Justin Bieber at its annual conference this week. In an interview with Nine Network's A Current Affair, Tanya Levin criticised the church and its pastor for charging attendees high ticket costs for the five-day conference which kicked off on Monday. Footage has also been captured of Ms Levin being escorted off the conference premises at Allphones Arena in Sydney as police alleged that she been trespassing. Ms Levin, the author of People in Glass Houses: An Insider's Story of a Life in and Out of Hillsong, says the attention Hillsong has gained at this year's conference is a 'dream come true' for pastor Brian Houston.
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Tanya Levin likened Pentecostal church Hillsong to Scientology
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She criticised the megachurch for using celebrities to boost its brand
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The former member of Hillsong was escorted from the conference by police
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Ms Levin is the author of People in Glass Houses: An Insider's Story of a Life in and Out of Hillsong

Question: 'Hillsong is looking a lot more and more like @placeholder these days,' she said.

Answer: Scientology

Answer: Scientology


Washington (CNN) Always check the abandoned boxes in your attic because you never know what you might find. A family in Mississippi discovered a rare letter from founding father Thomas Jefferson in a box of heirlooms, written to their ancestor, U.S. Ambassador to France William Crawford. The four-page letter from the former president shows his reaction to the end of the War of 1812, comparing it to the American revolution. He discusses the honor of American independence and rails against the British. The Raab Collection, a Philadelphia dealer of historical documents, is selling the letter for $325,000 on behalf of the family.
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A family in Mississippi discovered a letter from Thomas Jefferson in a box of heirlooms in their attic
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The 1815 message was written to their ancestor U.S. Ambassador to France William Crawford

Question: "When you read it, you feel like you're sitting next to @placeholder, getting his unfiltered thoughts."

Answer: Thomas Jefferson

Answer: Thomas Jefferson

Question: Jefferson also shared his dislike for the @placeholder in his letter to Crawford.

Answer: British


Jurors on Thursday were shown a to-do list written by former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez shortly before murder victim Odin Lloyd was shot dead. The list, which was on Hernandez's Blackberry, contains mostly football related tasks, like purchasing fish oil, watching game film and memorizing the playbook, but also says 'send rounds.' And according to Kyle Aspinwall, who works for Glock and is testifying for the prosecution, this is another way of saying purchase ammunition. Scroll down for video Former New England Patriots football player Aaron Hernandez, left, speaks with his defense attorney Charles Rankin, right, during his murder trial Thursda
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Jurors in the Aaron Hernandez murder trial were shown a to-do list written by the former New Engalnd Patriots star during his trial on Thursday
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The list included mostly football related tasks, like learning his playbook and watching game tape, but also said 'send rounds'
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According to Kyle Aspinwall, who works for Glock and is testifying for the prosecution, this is another way of saying purchase ammunition

Question: Aspinwall said Hernandez appeared to be carrying a Glock in his residence around 3:30am on June 17, just minutes after Lloyd was killed in a nearby industrial park with what the prosecution claims was a .45-caliber @placeholder handgun.

Answer: Glock

Answer: Glock


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump, during an event at the White House honoring Navajo code talkers Monday, referenced his nickname for Sen. Elizabeth Warren, "Pocahontas," a label he has long used about the Massachusetts Democrat. "I just want to thank you because you are very, very special people. You were here long before any of us were here," Trump said. "Although, we have a representative in Congress who has been here a long time ... longer than you -- they call her Pocahontas!" He then turned to one of the code talkers behind him, put his left hand on the man's shoulder and said: "But you know what, I like you. You are special people."
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Trump has called Warren "Pocahontas" in the past
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The President did not specifically name Warren

Question: "I think @placeholder was very offensive when she lied about something specifically to advance her career, and I don't understand why no one is asking about that question and why that isn't constantly covered," Sanders said.

Answer: Warren

Answer: Warren


A realtor was detained after she allegedly got drunk, exposed her breasts and refused to stop smoking an e-cigarette on a Hawaii-bound flight. Kristin Sharp, 34, of Kona, was questioned by the FBI after she clashed with a flight attendant on the journey from Las Vegas to Honolulu on Thursday. Witnesses claimed Sharp was ‘drunk and belligerent’ on the Allegiant Air flight, which she denies. She told Hawaii News Now: ‘I’m apologizing that it did happen, but it did not need to get carried to the level that it did. ‘I think he [the flight attendant] had a bad day and was taking it out on me with a bad attitude.’
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Kristin Sharp, 34, of Kona, was detained and questioned by the FBI
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Witnesses said Sharp clashed with flight attendant and swore at him
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They claimed she was 'belligerent' on flight from Las Vegas to Honolulu
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She allegedly swore at the attendant and threw crumpled soda can at him
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‘I didn’t mean to throw it at him,' she said. 'I was trying to hit the trash can'

Question: Sharp is likely to face federal criminal charges, @placeholder reported.

Answer: Hawaii

Answer: Hawaii News Now


A New York Times reporter contacted Caitlyn Jenner about her cross-dressing habits in the mid-1980s - but the story never ran. And it has now been revealed that the publicist who helped shut that article down more than a decade ago was behind Jenner's groundbreaking 20/20 interview special with Diane Sawyer in April. Jenner first reached out to Alan Nierob, an executive at Hollywood agency Rogers & Cowan, when a New York Times reporter began asking her questions about cross-dressing, Variety first reported. The Olympian confided in Nierob and told him about her gender dysphoria. It was a secret the publicist would keep for thirty years, a fact Caitlyn would remember when she was ready to share it with the world.
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Jenner reached out to Hollywood publicist Alan Nierob and told him about her gender dysphoria
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He kept it a secret for 30 years and successfully squashed the Times story
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Jenner officially hired Nierob when she decided to reveal female identity

Question: 'I'd literally go up into the hotel room, change [into women's] clothes, and walk around,' Jenner would tell @placeholder almost 30 years later about that period in her life.

Answer: Diane Sawyer


Chelsea legend Gianfranco Zola has opened up a new ice cream store in Bromley, south London, with a little help from his ex-Blues team-mates Dennis Wise and Roberto Di Matteo, and friend Andriy Shevchenko. The Italian playmaker was a huge success during his seven year spell at Stamford Bridge between 1996 and 2003, and has decided to open a Bologna themed ice cream parlour to express his love for gelato. The concept of 'UNICO' originates from Bologna, the Italian city made famous for its distinctive Medieval structures, and the website states that, 'because of this undying passion for food, and for ice cream in particular, there comes a desire to share all this in London, starting from Bromley.'
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Gianfranco Zola opens up ice cream store in Bromley, south London
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Italian helped by Dennis Wise, Roberto Di Matteo and Andriy Shevchenko
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Chelsea legend admits surprise at team's poor start to the season

Question: ‘We were fed up with travelling to @placeholder every time to have a proper ice cream.

Answer: Bologna

Answer: Bologna


A small business owner has won a payout of £44,500 from the taxman after spending 1,000 hours teaching himself tax law and representing his babywear firm at court. Mike Edwards won the payout from HM Revenue & Customs following a two-year battle over whether his Snugglebundl baby-lifting wrap, a shawl with handles to allow a baby to be picked up without being woken, is exempt from VAT. After the tribunal ruled that the Snugglebundl was babywear, and therefore an 'essential' rather than a 'luxury' blanket, the Mr Edwards secured £31,000-worth of payments back from the VAT Office, with an extra £13,500 rebate also promised.
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Mike Edwards' victory over HMRC who wanted wanted to slap VAT on his product
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Snugglebundl allows sleeping babies to be picked up without waking
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Mr Edwards had to show item was used all day as 'babywear' and not as a 'luxury'
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He spent 1,000 hours learning tax law so he could represent himself

Question: @placeholder is not the only business to have fought for VAT exemption.

Answer: Snugglebundl

Answer: Snugglebundl

Answer: Snugglebundl


Karachi, Pakistan (CNN) At least 153 were killed Sunday when they rushed to collect leaking fuel from a crashed tanker in Bahawalpur, eastern Pakistan, before it suddenly exploded. The truck veered off the road when the driver lost control, police official Mohammad Akhtar told CNN. As the tanker sat on the side of the road, fuel began leaking out in large pools. Shortly afterwards an explosion tore the container open like a soda can, engulfing everything around the truck, including women and children, according to the government-run Associated Press of Pakistan. Many victims died immediately, while others succumbed to their injuries at hospitals.
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Death toll rises to 153
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Police investigating if cigarettes, cell phones or tanker batteries sparked blaze

Question: A state of emergency was declared in @placeholder, Punjab provincial government spokesman Salman Sufi said.

Answer: Bahawalpur


Harrison Ford has cut down presidential hopeful Donald Trump after he praised the actor's terrorist battling character in Air Force One for 'standing up for America'. While promoting the forthcoming Star Wars film, he made light of Trump's praise, saying: 'Donald, it was just a movie.' It is not the first time Trump, who leads the race to become the Republican's presidential candidate, has been rebuffed by a celebrity he admitted to admiring. Former UFC champion Ronda Rousey said she would not trust the reality TV star to run the country after Trump publicly claimed two months ago: 'She likes me.'
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Trump spoke of his admiration for Harrison Ford in interview this month
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Talking about Air Force One, he said: 'I love Harrison Ford - and not just because he rents my properties. He stood up for America'
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Told about Trump's comments, Ford joked back: 'Donald, it was a movie!'
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The actor added: 'It's not like this in real life. But, how would you know?'
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Trump has  promoted his own tough-guy image during Presidential race
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See more on Donald Trump's campaign at www.dailymail.co.uk/trump

Question: He said: 'My favorite was @placeholder on the plane.

Answer: Harrison Ford

Answer: Harrison Ford

Answer: Harrison Ford

Answer: Ford


Seoul, South Korea (CNN) Arriving at the Blue House, the sprawling executive office and residence of the South Korean head of state, brings back memories. Just a few years ago, CNN was invited to the same room to interview Park Geun-hye -- now the first South Korean president to be impeached. Today, we're here to meet her successor, President Moon Jae-in. In stark contrast to Park, who was perceived as "disconnected," Moon is known as the approachable and humble president. He once said he wanted to be the leader "who could share a glass of soju (a Korean alcohol) with the public after work."
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in's parents fled from North Korea during the Korean War.
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He is a former human rights lawyer, who was jailed for taking part in protests as a student.

Question: Recalling his days as a student protestor, @placeholder says: "At that time, people said it was like hitting a stone with an egg, but I still believed in the strength of the egg."

Answer: Moon Jae

Answer: Moon

Answer: Moon Jae

Question: In 2012, @placeholder made his first bid for the presidency.

Answer: Moon Jae

Answer: Moon

Answer: Moon Jae

Question: "I hope North Korea will also participate which will provide a very good opportunity for inter-@placeholder peace and reconciliation," he says.

Answer: South Korean

Answer: South Korean

Answer: Korean

Answer: South Korean

Answer: Korean War

Question: As @placeholder entered their line of vision, there was screaming and a rush of bodies towards the president.

Answer: Moon Jae

Answer: Moon

Answer: Moon Jae

Question: As he attempts to mend South Korea's relationship with the @placeholder, Moon says he believes the success of his administration lies in communicating with the people of South Korea.

Answer: North Korea


A bearded tattoo artist has dressed up as Disney's Elsa- complete with dress and long blonde wig- to take his daughter to a Frozen singalong. Devoted father Rob Chillingworth was snapped riding the tube with his daughter Ruby, who was dressed as snowman Olaf, on the way to the party. The 16st heavy metal fan, from Waltham Abbey in Essex, had his blue sparkly dress and cape specially made to resemble the Disney princess. The picture quickly went viral with more than 1.5 million views in just three days and many hailing him as 'father of the year'. Scroll down for video
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Rob Chillingworth dressed as a Disney princess for his daughter Ruby
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Pair were on snapped on the tube on way to a Frozen singalong party
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Tattooist Rob had his glittering Elsa dress specially made for the event

Question: In the Disney film, flawed heroine @placeholder has magical powers meaning almost everything she touches turns to ice.

Answer: Elsa

Answer: Elsa


‘It drove me to the depths of despair that was the very lowest point of my life. After breaking up with Leo I threw myself into my work. In some ways this proved my salvation.’ Carla Zampatti is a fashion powerhouse, but her journey to the top was not without its struggles. The Sydney designer has opened up about her first marriage to accountant Leo Schuman, a marriage she left with her young son and a name that would go on to become synonymous with Australian fashion. Zampatti, 73, wrote about her relationship with Schuman in her self-titled book: My Life, My Look.
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Designer Carla Zampatti has written a self-title book: My Life, My Look
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The fashion powerhouse opened up about her volatile first marriage
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She claims her first husband, Leo Schuman, had extra-marital affairs
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Zampatti told Studio 10 she believed she was at risk of domestic violence
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She went on to launch her own business with her first boutique in Sydney
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This year she celebrated 50 years in the industry

Question: After her divorce @placeholder was determined to become financially independent.

Answer: Carla Zampatti

Answer: Zampatti

Answer: Carla Zampatti

Answer: Zampatti


The flag-burning father of a runaway British jihadi schoolgirl yesterday admitted taking his daughter to an extremist rally when she was 13. Abase Hussen – who blamed police for failing to stop his daughter fleeing to join IS earlier this year – conceded the teenager was ‘maybe’ influenced by the rally organised by banned terror group Al-Muhajiroun. Mr Hussen told MPs last month, after his daughter Amira Abase fled to Syria aged 15, that he could think of ‘nothing’ to explain why she and two friends had decided to join IS, as well as keeping quiet about his own links to radicalism.
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Abase Hussen said maybe his daughter was influenced by attending a rally
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Amira Abase was one of three teenage girls who fled to Syria in February
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Mr Hussen attended one rally alongside one of Lee Rigby's killers
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He said he moved to Britain in 1999 for freedom and democracy

Question: Giving evidence to the @placeholder’ committee, Mr Hussen accused police of not doing enough to warn him and other parents.

Answer: MPs


Washington (CNN) North Korean hackers allegedly stole classified military documents from a South Korean Defense Ministry database in September 2016, according to Rhee Cheol-hee, a member of South Korea's National Assembly. Rhee, who belongs to the ruling Democratic Party and sits on the Defense Committee, told CNN on Tuesday that he received information about the alleged hacking from the Defense Ministry. He said the documents stolen included the South Korea-US wartime operational plan and a document that includes procedures to "decapitate" the North Korean leadership. About 235 gigabytes worth of military data was stolen by the hackers, Rhee said. When asked about Rhee's comments by reporters at a daily press briefing on Tuesday, a spokesman from South Korea's Defense Ministry declined to comment, saying the information is classified.
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Rhee Cheol-hee said the documents stolen included the South Korea-US wartime operational plan
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About 235 gigabytes worth of military data was stolen by the hackers, Rhee said

Question: In 2013, when @placeholder's banks and broadcasters were attacked, that government blamed its neighbor to the north.

Answer: South Korean

Answer: South Korea

Answer: South Korea

Answer: South Korea

Answer: South Korea


Steven Naismith has warned the Republic of Ireland their hopes of reaching Euro 2016 will be left hanging by a thread if they fail to beat his Scotland side on Saturday. Martin O'Neill's team trail the Dark Blues by two points going into this weekend's crucical Group D clash in Dublin. Defeat to Gordon Strachan's men would leave them at least six points behind group leaders Poland - who take on Georgia - five behind the Scots and possibly just as many behind Germany, so long as the world champions see off minnows Gibraltar. And Naismith has warned that will be difficult to overcome with just four games to play in the race to reach the finals in France next summer.
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Steven Naismith believes the pressure is on the Republic of Ireland
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Scotland face Martin O'Neill's side in Dublin two points ahead of their rivals
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Everton forward Naismith thinks another Irish defeat could prove decisive

Question: The Everton forward said: 'If @placeholder lose this it would put them at a disadvantage but I wouldn't say they'd be totally out of it.

Answer: Republic of Ireland


Washington (CNN) If legendary journalist Carl Bernstein could impart one message to the investigative reporters covering President Donald Trump, it would be: Follow the money. "What we really need to look at right now are the conflicts of interest," Bernstein told David Axelrod on "The Axe Files," a podcast from the University of Chicago Institute of Politics and CNN, remarking on the opacity of Trump's vast international business holdings. One place to begin digging, Bernstein proposes, is around Trump's attempted dealings in Russia and the surrounding region. Additional scrutiny should be given there, he argues, in light of Trump's welcoming gestures to President Vladimir Putin and his timidity to support the US intelligence community's assessment that the Russians interfered with the US presidential election.
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"We have no idea what Trump's businesses, associations, loans are in greater Russia," he said
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"We need to know all of your holdings," he said

Question: To get "@placeholder" podcast every week, subscribe at http://itunes.com/theaxefiles.

Answer: The Axe Files


Washington (CNN) The organizers behind the Women's March earlier this year returned to the streets of Washington DC on Friday, this time with a new mission: To protest the National Rifle Association. Hundreds trekked 18 miles by foot from NRA headquarters in Fairfax, Virginia, to the Department of Justice in 90-degree weather to demonstrate against the organization. The marchers chanted "Hey hey, ho ho, the NRA has got to go" while holding up signs with slogans ranging from "none of us are safe until all of us are safe" to "91 Gun Deaths a Day: Enough is Enough." Ahead of the march, some set up large banners outside the NRA headquarters. One read "Love Trumps Hate," and another displayed gray silhouettes of the Sandy Hook Elementary School students and teachers -- with their names and ages -- who were killed in 2012.
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Hundreds showed up to walk in a 17-mile march from the NRA headquarters in Virginia to the Department of Justice in DC
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The NRA created a recruitment video that Women's March organizers argue attacks the First Amendment

Question: "But the @placeholder ad puts our First Amendment rights in jeopardy, it puts the lives of people who are exercising their right to protest in the middle of danger.

Answer: National Rifle Association

Answer: NRA

Answer: NRA

Answer: NRA

Answer: NRA

Answer: NRA


(CNN)In January 2014, 22-year old Redouane Hagaoui left his home in the Belgian town of Verviers. He was due to travel to Morocco to see his grandparents, but never arrived. Instead, Hagaoui went to Istanbul, called his family from somewhere in Turkey, and then vanished into Syria. His family and friends were stunned. One friend told the local newspaper SudInfo: "He doesn't even speak Arabic very well." On Friday, the day after Belgian police killed two extremists during a raid in Verviers, a CNN crew met Hagaoui's mother and sister at her home, just a few hundred yards from the scene of the shoot-out. At the time, Belgian media were suggesting he may have returned to Verviers and been killed in the police raid.
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At least 250 individuals are believed to have left Belgium to wage jihad in Iraq and Syria
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Analyst Pieter Van Ostaeyen says would-be fighters help each other with travel advice through social media
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ISIS has made it clear it plans to send fighters to Europe, once western forces are "defeated"

Question: Van Vlierden says that given their modest resources, the @placeholder security services have been pioneers in tracking fighters.

Answer: Belgian

Answer: Belgian

Answer: Belgian

Answer: Belgium


Scottish Premiership leaders Celtic remain on course for a domestic treble having defeated ten-men Dundee United 2-0 in the League Cup final. Kris Commons and James Forrest fired in the goals to beat Dundee United, who had captain Sean Dillon sent off to compound their misery. Find out how each player performed at Hampden Park... Dundee United's captain Sean Dillon is sent off by referee Bobby Madden for a tackle on Emilio Izaguirre DUNDEE UNITED RADOSLAW CIERZNIAK 6 Clawed away Commons initial effort but unable to reach rebound. Not a prayer as Forrest settled the issue but saved penalty.
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Ronny Deila's Celtic side won their 15th Scottish League Cup
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Kris Commons and James Forrest scored but Dundee United captain Sean Dillon sent off for late challenge on Celtic defender Emilio Izaguirre
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Anthony Stokes and Stefan Johansen impressed for the Bhoys

Question: Precious little to do once @placeholder were a man light.

Answer: Dundee United

Answer: Dundee United

Answer: Dundee United

Answer: DUNDEE UNITED

Answer: Dundee United


A federal judge has made clear that the NFL's four game suspension of Tom Brady over Deflategate is in jeopardy as the star New England quarterback returned to practice. U.S. District Judge Richard M. Berman, who's been asked by the NFL Players Association to void the suspension, warned a league lawyer during oral arguments on Wednesday in the scandal over underinflated footballs that there was precedent for judges to toss out penalties issued by arbitrators. Berman continued to push for a settlement in the dispute - a potential result he called 'rational and logical' - and questioned the length of the ban.
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District Judge Richard M. Berman is urging parties to reach settlement
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Said there was precedent to toss out penalties issued by arbitrators
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Has cited weaknesses in the NFL's case, which could help Brady
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Manhattan judge is hoping to rule by September 4 if sides can't agree
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Date is six days before Patriots host the Steelers in season opener
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Brady took part in a joint practice with the New Orleans Saints in West Virginia on Wednesday

Question: After the hearing, @placeholder met behind closed doors with both sides for more than an hour before the lawyers left court, saying the judge asked them not to discuss the negotiations publicly.

Answer: Richard M. Berman

Answer: Berman

Answer: Richard M. Berman


(CNN) -- From Pac-Man to "Pretty in Pink," Dungeons and Dragons to Devo, Rush to "School House Rock": If this pop culture laundry list brings back fond memories, then do yourself a favor and pick up a copy of Ernest Cline's new novel, "Ready Player One." Packed with '80s nostalgia, it is part intergalactic scavenger hunt, part romance and all heart, a love-letter to growing up geek. Described as "Willy Wonka meets the Matrix" the book takes place in a dystopian future. The year is 2044 and the real world is an ugly place. People escape their grim surroundings by accessing the OASIS, kind of like the Internet on steroids.
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Ernest Cline's novel is described as "Willy Wonka meets the Matrix"
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A love letter to growing up geek, it combines an intergalactic scavenger hunt and romance
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Cline also wrote "Fan Boys" movie, an ode to "Star Wars" fans

Question: Cline: Well, I've started working on an outline for a possible sequel to "@placeholder."

Answer: Ready Player One

Answer: OASIS


A California father has been named a person of interest after his 6-month old baby disappeared from her crib in the middle of the night last week. Matthew Graham, 24, reported that his daughter Ember disappeared around 5.30am from their Happy Valley home on Thursday and said he had last seen her at 10.30pm the night before. But investigators from the Shasta County Sheriff's Office said the father has been uncooperative during the investigation and has made inconsistent statements. They added that Graham has 'not made an effort to clear his name', the department said in a statement released on their Facebook on Monday.
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Matthew Graham reported daughter Ember missing at 5.30am Thursday
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Said he had last seen her around 10.30pm the night before
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Shasta County police said the father has been uncooperative and given inconsistent statements and has not made an effort to 'clear his name'
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Graham has been in custody since Thursday for an unrelated probation violation from 'using medical marijuana with an expired prescription'
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Jamie Lee Graham believes her husband had nothing to do with it and is frustrated police are focusing so much attention on him
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She said baby Ember is at risk because she suffers from epilepsy and is without her medication

Question: @placeholder's father said investigators found surveillance video that shows his son driving around near their home on Wednesday night, but said he was simply trying to relax his daughter.

Answer: Matthew Graham

Answer: Matthew Graham


President Barack Obama will call on the global community to open its arms to wayfaring migrants when he visits with persecuted Muslim refugees and other poor youth at a foundation tomorrow in Malaysia. His visit to the Dignity for Children Foundation will likely be overshadowed by his administration's troubles back home with its own migrant policy, however, and a Congress that's eager to put new limitations on which refugees the U.S. will take. Top-polling Republican presidential candidates have used the ISIS-instigated Paris terrorist attack a week ago to lobby for bans on all Syrian refugees, and at least one has lobbied for a religious test that would keep out members of the Muslim population.
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A senior Obama adviser pointedly said the president will use the occasion to push his message that the refugee crisis is 'a global challenge'
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His visit to the Dignity for Children Foundation will likely be overshadowed by his administration's troubles back home with its own migrant policy
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Congress is eager to put new limitations on which refugees the U.S. will take; House passed legislation requiring additional screening certifications
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See more from Obama on the refugee crisis at www.dailymail.co.uk/obama

Question: Tomorrow @placeholder will visit a center in Malaysia that provides education and shelter to victims of human trafficking, including the Rohingya youth.

Answer: Barack Obama


The last PGA Tour season ended 17 days ago and the European Tour season has another six weeks to run, but Rory McIlroy and Justin Rose are among the players starting the new PGA Tour season this week. The Frys.com Open would not usually be able to call on players ranked third and seventh in the world given its position in the calendar, coming so soon after the Tour Championship in Atlanta and before the lucrative Final Series. However, McIlroy and Rose were among eight players who entered a non-sanctioned match play event called the Turkish Airlines World Golf Final in October 2012, which was staged at the same time as the Frys.com Open.
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Justin Rose and Rory McIlroy are ready to compete at the Frys.com Open
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They are available as a pay off for entering a non-sanctioned event in 2012
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The stars have left it until now to fulfil their obligations in playing an extra low-key PGA Tour event

Question: Stallings reported himself to the @placeholder after realising a supplement he had been taking to combat chronic fatigue was prohibited.

Answer: PGA Tour

Answer: PGA Tour

Answer: PGA Tour


18-year-old Edryd James has apologised to rugby referee Nigel Owens for sending him a homophobic tweet following England's Six Nations victory against France, Dyfed Powys Police have revealed. The pair met as part of an Agreed Community Resolution during which James apologised for the offence he had caused. An official statement from the Dyfed Powys Police read: 'Rugby referee Nigel Owens has met face to face with the 18-year-old from Cynwyl Elfed who sent him a homophobic tweet after the recent England v France Six Nations match. Nigel Owens (pictured speaking to England's fly-half George Ford) took charge of Saturday's Six Nations match between England and France
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Welsh rugby fan has face-to-face meeting with rugby referee Nigel Owens
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Edryd James, 18, apologises for homophobic tweet sent from his account
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The short message to gay referee Owens called him 'a gay c***'
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Inspector Stuart Bell said: 'I am satisfied that this matter has been effectively resolved by Dyfed Powys Police with an outcome that was satisfactory for both parties'

Question: @placeholder, once named as gay sports personality of the year, was encouraged by many other internet users to report the abuse while others said he should ignore it.

Answer: Nigel Owens

Answer: Nigel Owens

Answer: Nigel Owens

Answer: Nigel Owens

Answer: Owens

Question: @placeholder, who came out as gay seven years ago, replied to the tweet and it was later reported to the police

Answer: Nigel Owens

Answer: Nigel Owens

Answer: Nigel Owens

Answer: Nigel Owens

Answer: Owens


People say English footballers aren’t technically gifted — Jack Wilshere proves they are. The precision of his strikes were magnificent, he put it in the same compartment of the goal against a world-class goalkeeper in Samir Handanovic. Wilshere’s almost made a fool of him. His goals, though, beg the question of whether he should be playing further forward for England. I’m with Roy Hodgson on this one — if I’m a centre back and I want to give the ball to a gifted player, Wilshere is one of those. It can’t be a player who doesn’t want to receive the ball and just wants to defend.
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Arsenal midfielder struck twice to help England beat Slovenia 3-2
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The double were Jack Wilshere's first ever England goals after 28 caps
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England remain unbeaten at the top of Euro 2016 qualifying Group E
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Nathaniel Clyne was a surprise omission from the starting line-up
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READ: Wilshere put in his best performance for England

Question: But while it was a good night for @placeholder, you had to feel sorry for Nathaniel Clyne.

Answer: Jack Wilshere

Answer: Wilshere

Answer: Wilshere

Answer: Jack Wilshere

Answer: Wilshere

Question: But while it was a good night for Wilshere, you had to feel sorry for @placeholder.

Answer: Nathaniel Clyne

Question: @placeholder should go away this summer and not dwell on it.

Answer: Nathaniel Clyne


(CNN) At least 26 people have been killed, including six children, in airstrikes from Monday, which have targeted rebel-held areas of the northern Syrian city of Aleppo, according to the UK-based monitoring group Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR). Nine other people were wounded, some in critical condition, SOHR said. CNN has not been able to independently verify such claims. It wasn't clear who conducted the airstrikes, but the opposition and the US have blamed the Syrian regime and Russian warplanes for such attacks since a ceasefire broke down. SOHR claimed rebel-held areas in the eastern part of the city had been struck by barrel bombs Tuesday, as fighting between regime and rebel forces continues throughout the city. Throughout the conflict the crude explosives have been the calling card of Syrian government forces.
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At least 26 people killed in further airstrikes on besieged Syrian city
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UN chief, US ambassador slam Assad regime's heavy bombardment of Aleppo

Question: As @placeholder was hammered by airstrikes, activists and aid workers posted dozens of pictures and videos online.

Answer: Aleppo

Answer: Aleppo


Whoopi Goldberg has changed her stance on the allegations of rape made against Bill Cosby by over 30 women. Goldberg, who has been the most vocal supporter of Cosby over the past few months, had legal expert Dan Abrams on The View Tuesday, and began to voice a shift in opinion when she admitted that she was unaware that there is a statute of limitations on charges of rape. At the end of the segment she said; 'If this is to be tried in the court of public opinion, all the information that is out there kind of points to guilt.'
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Whoopi Goldberg admitted on The View Tuesday that if Bill Cosby were to be tried in the court of public opinion he would likely be found guilty
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Goldberg also admitted she had been vocally supporting Cosby as she was unaware rape charges had a statute of limitations
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Goldberg had a message for Cosby, saying on the program; 'It looks bad, Bill. Either speak up or shut up'
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The View host has been a vocal supporter of Cosby the past few months dispute shifting public opinion
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Last Monday a 2005 deposition revealed that Cosby admitted under oath to buying Quaaludes to give to women before sex
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Cosby also admitted under oath to giving one woman Quaaludes before sex and another woman three Benadryl

Question: The lawsuit accused Cosby of drugging and sexually assaulting the woman at @placeholder's home.

Answer: Bill Cosby

Answer: Cosby

Answer: Bill Cosby

Answer: Cosby

Answer: Cosby

Answer: Cosby

Answer: Cosby

Answer: Cosby

Question: The deposition eventually ended after Troiani grew fed up with not getting any answers from @placeholder, and filed a motion with the court requesting that they order Cosby to fully testify and hold a new deposition.

Answer: Bill Cosby

Answer: Cosby

Answer: Bill Cosby

Answer: Cosby

Answer: Cosby

Answer: Cosby

Answer: Cosby

Answer: Cosby


(CNN) The former leader of Catalonia urged Madrid to enter political negotiations following a regional election that gave pro-independence parties a majority in the Catalan parliament. "We are a democratically mature country that has earned the right to become a republic of free men and women," said former Catalan President Carles Puigdemont. In a recorded address made from self-imposed exile in Brussels, Belgium, Puigdemont appealed to Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy to accept the election results. "The ballot boxes have spoken, democracy has spoken, everyone has been able to express themselves. What is Rajoy waiting for in order to accept the results?" Puigdemont said in a speech posted Saturday on social media.
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The former Catalan leader says Spain's PM should accept regional election results
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Mariano Rajoy says he will call on Catalonia's Parliament to meet January 17

Question: For his part, Puigdemont was pushed from power after his government held an illegal independence referendum October 1 and lawmakers unilaterally declared the region's independence from @placeholder.

Answer: Spain


Back in the early years of Islam, Syria was famous for its martyrs: its shahids. Pious warriors would travel from across the Caliphate to fight on its northern frontier against the garrisons of Christian Byzantium. The men who died there for Islam were hailed by their fellow Muslims as the bravest of the brave. 'How pleasant to us,' one of them declared, 'is the fragrance of dust, and dirt, and blood flowing down our necks.' Today, young men are once again flocking to Syria to die as martyrs. Many of the Muslims who sign up to fight for Islamic State do so in the belief that those killed for Allah will attain the highest level of paradise.
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Khaled al-Asaad was beheaded at the archaeological site by ISIS militants
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Born and raised in Palmyra, he was head of antiquities for 40 years
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He was devoted to the historic site writing books and excavating it
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The Syrian historian even named one of his daughters Zenobia

Question: The truth of this is impossible to know — but of one thing we can be certain: Khaled al-@placeholder, humane, learned and committed to the preservation of his country's heritage, was exactly the kind of Syrian ISIS is committed to eradicating.

Answer: Asaad


A school teacher who allegedly showed teenaged pupils a documentary about Islamic State featuring decapitated soldiers has been suspended. Mansoor Mahmood was said to have accidentally shown a clip featuring images of soldiers' heads on spikes to fourth-year pupils at Gryffe High School in Houston, Renfrewshire. The popular teacher was reported to council bosses after a parent complained to the police. It is understood the woman's daughter was one of a group of pupils who were shown the 42-minute BBC documentary which portrayed dead Iraqi soldiers. Mansoor Mahmood was said to have accidentally shown a clip featuring images of soldiers' heads on spikes to fourth-year pupils at Gryffe High School in Houston, Renfrewshire
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Mansoor Mahmood was said to have shown the BBC clip to 14-year-olds
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The clip - featuring images of soldiers' heads on spikes - was shown to fourth-year pupils at Gryffe High School in Houston, Renfrewshire
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Popular teacher was reported to council bosses after a parent complained
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He has since been suspended pending an investigation, the council said

Question: 'He should not be kicked out of @placeholder just because he's teaching the reality of things.'

Answer: Gryffe High School

Answer: Gryffe High School

Answer: Gryffe High School

Question: He said: 'During a religious, moral and philosophical studies lesson, one fourth year class was shown a BBC narrated video about @placeholder.

Answer: Islamic State


Washington (CNN) A Russian politician appeared to mock the US intelligence community in a recent television appearance, saying American spies "slept through while Russia elected a new US president." Vyacheslav Nikonov, a member of the lower house of the Russian parliament, the Duma, made the snarky reference to Russian interference in the 2016 US election on Sunday during a weekly political show called "Sunday Evening with Vladimir Solovyov." "(To achieve world dominance) the US overextended themselves," Nikonov said. "Because the most recent tendencies, economical, military, even tendencies in the intelligence (services) which slept through while Russia elected a new US president."
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Vyacheslav Nikonov, a member of the Russian parliament, made the snarky comment
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Nikonov's tone suggests that the remarks were made in jest

Question: In March, CNN reported that Kislyak is considered by US intelligence to be one of @placeholder's top spies and spy-recruiters in Washington, citing senior US government officials.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian


Liverpool have discussed a move for Swedish U21 international Ludwig Augustinsson. The 21-year-old is the player who branded Gareth Southgate's U21 squad as 'overrated'. Liverpool want back-up for Alberto Moreno with Jose Enrique likely to depart this summer and Augustinsson, who joined Copenhagen in January, would cost around £2million. Sampdoria coach Walter Zenga, meanwhile, has ruled out a move for Liverpool striker Mario Balotelli although Trabzonspor have expressed interest. Liverpool defender Sebastian Coates is finalising his move to Sunderland for a cut-price £2million. Porto are leading the chase for Southampton target Giannelli Imbula. The Marseille midfielder has offers from Southampton and Inter Milan but Porto have offered £20million to Marseille and a five year contract to the player.
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Swedish U21 star branded England U21 squad as 'overrated'
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Augustinsson, who joined Copenhagen in January, would cost around £2m
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Everton insists United target Seamus Coleman is not for sale
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Porto ahead of Southampton in lead for Marseille star Giannelli Imbula
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West Ham considering bids for Fabio Borini, Loic Remy and Charlie Austin
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Stevan Jovetic and Edin Dzeko could be on way out of Manchester City
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CLICK HERE for all the latest Premier League transfer news

Question: West Ham do have an interest in Liverpool striker @placeholder but he is not their prime target.

Answer: Fabio Borini


(CNN) -- The Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng's daring and extraordinary escape to the U.S. embassy in Beijing has captivated the world. At first, it appeared that U.S. diplomats and the Chinese government brokered a deal that satisfied Chen and everyone involved. But now Chen says he wants to leave China, and that he feels unsafe. Has the Obama administration bungled his case? Did President Barack Obama use people who were capable of correctly interpreting the signals in China? Or was there a gap in translation? Possible breakthrough for blind activist We learned earlier this week that Chen was released from the U.S. Embassy with the Chinese government's assurance of his "safety" and a promise to facilitate his study of law in an unspecified place outside his home province of Shandong. It sounded like a win-win solution. But those who have intimate knowledge of China and its political system had reasons to worry.
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The deal the U.S. and China made over Chen Guangcheng appears to be unraveling
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Yang Su: Has the Obama administration bungled his case?
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He says the deal was almost made to be broken because the U.S. made false assumptions
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Su: U.S. will have more success in negotiating with China if it recruits more Chinese experts

Question: Second, @placeholder officials assumed the word "safety" means the same thing for both sides.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Question: The @placeholder negotiators may have had a totally different arrangement in mind when they spoke of safety.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Question: Taking @placeholder out of China would have been a good solution, but that possibility may be receding.

Answer: Chen Guangcheng

Answer: Chen

Answer: Chen

Answer: Chen

Answer: Chen Guangcheng

Question: Taking Chen out of @placeholder would have been a good solution, but that possibility may be receding.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Question: They have expertise on Chinese politics and society that is hard to come by, because they can see things from the perspective of the @placeholder.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese


(CNN) In a 2009 radio interview with Don Imus uncovered by CNN's KFile, Donald Trump claimed he did not vote for President George W. Bush. Four years earlier, in an interview on Fox News following the 2004 presidential election, Trump said the exact opposite: that he did vote Bush despite his opposition to the Iraq War. As recently as January of this year, Trump said he voted for Bush in both the 2000 and 2004 presidential elections. Speaking with Imus in February 2009, Trump said, "You know how I feel about Bush, and I think you got to feel that way, also."
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"I just thought that guy was a dimwit," Trump said of Bush in 2009 on Imus.
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"I voted for Bush because I think he's got certain things that are excellent," Trump said in 2005.

Question: You didn't vote for Bush, did you?," O'Reilly asked @placeholder.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


The boss of Caffe Nero yesterday refused to discuss his boycott of milk from badger cull areas – saying questions about the plight of West Country farmers were ‘pathetic’. Millionaire chief executive Gerry Ford blanked inquiries about his decision to cave in to threats from animal rights activists and stop buying milk from Gloucestershire and Somerset, where a badger cull pilot scheme is taking place. MPs have accused ‘spineless’ executives at Caffe Nero of ‘kicking people when they are down’ by punishing dairy farmers already suffering from the loss of their cattle. The Government-led badger cull is designed to help stop the spread of bovine tuberculosis (TB) among livestock, which led to the slaughter of 32,000 cows in Britain last year.
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Gerry Ford, CEO of Caffe Nero, dismissed questions over ban as 'pathetic'
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Made comments outside his £6million townhouse in upmarket Kensington
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Has been accused of 'not giving a stuff' about British farmers over ban

Question: Spokesman Minette Batters said: ‘It is a shame that @placeholder felt it had to bow to this type of pressure but it again highlights the kind of tactics being used by those who want to stop the cull.

Answer: Caffe Nero

Answer: Caffe Nero

Answer: Caffe Nero


Moscow (CNN) Russian President Vladimir Putin has described allegations that his country meddled in the 2016 US election as "fictional, illusory, provocations and lies." Asked directly on Thursday whether Russia interfered in the election, Putin said: "Read my lips: No." Putin's comments are the President's most emphatic denial of the accusations yet, and are the first he has directly made since US President Donald Trump took office in January. Russian officials and spokespeople for Putin, however, have brushed off the claims several times as a political "witch hunt." The denial comes as intelligence committees from both the House and Senate in the US investigate the alleged interference in the US election, including possible ties between Russian officials and members of Trump's campaign team.
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Putin downplays meeting between Kushner and Russian banker
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He warns of US-Russian relations reaching 'point of absurdity'

Question: Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said in January that the charges against @placeholder "were not backed by anything" and were "made on a very amateur, emotional level."

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian


Nigel Farage has called for any migrants rescued from the Mediterranean to be sent back to Africa. The Ukip leader said 'millions' of refugees could arrive on boats in Europe over the next few years unless they are intercepted and turned back now. Mr Farage urged Prime Minister David Cameron to resist pressure at an emergency summit of EU leaders in Brussels tomorrow for Britain to take in large numbers of refugees brought across the Mediterranean by people-smugglers. Scroll down for video The Ukip leader, on ITV's Lorraine this morning, said 'millions' of refugees could arrive on boats in Europe over the next few years unless they are intercepted and turned back now
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Ukip leader said 'millions' of refugees could arrive on boats in Europe
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He said Britain could only take 'a few thousand' refugees but no more
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Up to 950 refugees drowned trying to reach Italy on Saturday
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Boris Johnson called on the PM to send the SAS to Libya to solve crisis

Question: @placeholder this morning called for more to be done to help the fleeing migrants

Answer: Boris Johnson