Oh Gawd, not more kitchen scenes! After the Milibands’ two-kitchens saga, last night the BBC took us to David Cameron’s constituency kitchen in Oxfordshire in the latest example of ‘Hello’ television political coverage. It was there that the PM announced that he might not look for a third term in Downing Street. Er, might be worth waiting until you’ve won a second one before you start talking about a third, comrade. Scroll down for videos 1. Ceiling lights, £22 each, Ikea – From ‘Foto Pendant’ range. 2. Sage by Heston Blumenthal's Nutri-Juicer Pro, £299, johnlewis.com. Looks well-used as components are scattered throughout kitchen. 3. Sonos Play 3 speaker, £249, currys.co.uk - This lets the Camerons play their music devices in any room in the house. 4. Oxo Good Grips salad spinner, £15, johnlewis.com. 5. Galbani mozarella, £1.35, ocado – They obviously have a taste for the Med. 6. Prosciutto di Parma, £4.99, ocado. 7. Watercress salad, £1.99, ocado. 8. Iceberg lettuce, 60p, ocado
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David Cameron invited the cameras into his Oxfordshire home before announcing that he may not do a third term
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Prime Minister interviewed on camera alongside wife Samantha as lunch was prepared in his constituency kitchen
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Items spotted in his country kitchen include Ikea lighting, music speakers, bread maker and a ceramic butler sink
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Range of leafy salad also found on worktop, alongside salad spinner, food processor and 'Calm down dear' sign

Question: The slinky @placeholder, looking as though she was just out of some foam-scented bath, wandered towards the cooking area in a loose-fitting lumberjack shirt and announced that her husband was ‘definitely the best man for the job’.

Answer: Samantha


Concerns have been raised over a program which allows school students to gain entry to university without completing their final year certificate - and is only being offered to pupils at a prestigious Sydney private school. Tuition, sporting and curricula fees for Scot's College, one of Sydney's most prestigious schools, reportedly top $30,000 The University of Sydney is running a pilot of a 17-week bridging diploma for Year 11 students at the elite school Scot's College, Fairfax Media reported, stirring fears among student groups and university staff that the program allows parents to 'buy' their sons entry to the sandstone university.
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Pilot program allows students at one of Sydney's most prestigious schools to bypass the Higher School Certificate and attend Sydney University
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Successful completion of the 17-week guarantees Scot's College students a place in a number of undergraduate courses, including law
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Tuition, sporting and curriculum-related fees at the college reportedly topped $30,000 per year in 2013
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'Education should be open to all, not just those who can afford it,' National Union of Students spokeswoman tells Daily Mail Australia

Question: @placeholder's College does not advertise their fees for tuition, sport and other curriculum activities, but in 2013 they were reported to be $30,900 per year.

Answer: Scot

Answer: Scot


Tony Abbott and a number of other politicians claimed $10,000 in flight and travel at the taxpayers expense around a charity bike ride event they participated in last year. The prime minister claimed $1,116 for two nights accommodation at the end of the 1,000km pollie pedal charity ride in August that raised more than $750,000, the Guardian reports. Kevin Andrews, who was social services minister at the time, and Parkes MP Mark Coulton claimed $4,603 for the time they participated in the charity event. Mr Andrews charged the taxpayer $432 on the first day and $357 each day for the following eight days. He also claimed $1,274 for his flights to and from Sydney for the ride.
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Tony Abbott claimed $1,116 for two nights accommodation on bike ride
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Pollie pedal charity ride raised more than $750,000 in last year's event
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MP Kevin Andrews claimed flights for him and his wife to attend bike ride
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Parkes MP Mark Coulton claimed $1,315 for electorate business

Question: '@placeholder is a very intense engagement with the community,' he said at the time.

Answer: Pollie


Houston (CNN) For the first time, a Super Bowl needed overtime, and for the fifth time, the New England Patriots are Super Bowl champions. This time, it took the biggest comeback in Super Bowl history to do it, rallying from a 25-point deficit and defeating the Atlanta Falcons 34-28 at NRG Stadium in Houston in Super Bowl LI. Tom Brady became the first quarterback to win five Super Bowl titles. He was named Super Bowl MVP for the fourth time, the most all time. "It was a hell of a football game," Brady said. Atlanta had a 28-3 lead midway through the third quarter. But a costly Atlanta fumble by quarterback Matt Ryan midway through the fourth quarter helped set up the Patriots to come all the way back to tie it at 28.
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Win gives Tom Brady the most Super Bowl titles by a quarterback
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This was just Atlanta's second appearance in its 51-season history

Question: On the next drive, in which the Patriots had been marching down the field, a @placeholder pass intended for Danny Amendola was picked off by Alford, returning it 82 yards for the touchdown.

Answer: Tom Brady

Answer: Brady

Answer: Tom Brady

Question: Following the Atlanta turnover, @placeholder found Amendola for a 6-yard touchdown pass with 5:56 left.

Answer: Tom Brady

Answer: Brady

Answer: Tom Brady

Question: The two-point conversion pass from @placeholder to Amendola tied it, setting up overtime.

Answer: Tom Brady

Answer: Brady

Answer: Tom Brady


(CNN) Your "BPA-free" plastic product may be no safer than the product it replaced, says a new UCLA study that analyzed the impact of a common BPA alternative on zebra fish embryos. The study joins a small but growing group of similar research sounding the alarm about so called "BPA-free" alternatives. "Our findings are frightening and important," said senior author and reproductive endocrinologist Nancy Wayne. "Consider it the aquatic version of the canary in the coal mine." After decades of animal research linked BPA (Bisphenol A), a known endocrine disruptor, to problems with brain and reproductive development, early puberty and a rise in breast and prostate cancer, many manufacturers stopped using the chemical to harden plastics, replacing it with "BPA-free" alternatives. The most common replacement is BPS (Bisphenol S), said Wayne.
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BPA-free alternatives may be no safer than BPA, say researchers
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Most common alternative, BPS, linked in study to disruptions of estrogen and thyroid hormones

Question: Another study, this time in rats, found @placeholder caused heart arrhythmia when given in doses equivalent to those humans usually experience.

Answer: BPA

Answer: BPA

Answer: BPA


So this is it, the end of the tale, the final full stop. To a beautiful patch of sand by the sacred Banjar river, with Mark’s family, and his elephant and a handful of his ashes. God, he would have loved this. His daughter, Ayesha, sister Annabel and assorted adoring nieces and nephews. Plus Aditya Patankar, his great old mucker. And Tara, of course, the 60-year-old pachyderm and second great love of his life after Ayesha. At this very moment, in the violet-tinged gloaming, Tara is attempting to eat the wreath of flowers hanging from her mighty neck. Mark’s ashes came with Annabel, via plane and car. The old-fashioned way, you might say, nearly 5,000 miles from rain-lashed England to soft-dusked Madhya Pradesh.
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Mark Shand died in 2014 after hitting his head on a New York pavement
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Death was moments after he raised more than $1m for Elephant Family
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Half his ashes scattered over The Laines, Sussex and half will be in India
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Money raised on Travels To My Elephant will go towards saving the ellies

Question: It’s dusk, and @placeholder is obviously older, but that stubborn, naughty glint is still there, dancing behind those heavily lashed lids.

Answer: Tara

Answer: Tara

Question: Then suddenly, as Ayesha throws the ashes into the air, @placeholder becomes utterly still, as if she knows what’s going on.

Answer: Tara

Answer: Tara


Atletico Madrid striker Mario Mandzukic is having a medical in Turin on Monday ahead his proposed switch to Serie A champions Juventus. The Croatia international arrived in Italy on Sunday and was pictured outside the Clinica Fornaca di Sessant the following day. There had been much speculation over the Croat's future following an ongoing dispute with current manager Diego Simeone who claimed the striker 'annoyed him easily.' Manchester United were linked with a possible move as they continue to scour the transfer market to find a suitable replacement for Radamel Falcao who failed to earn an extended stay. However, the Italian side took to Twitter on Sunday night to confirm the former Bayern Munich striker had arrived in Italy - posting a picture alongside the caption 'Welcome, Mario.'
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Mario Mandzukic scored 20 goals for Atletico Madrid last season
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He is now set to join Italian side Juventus in a deal worth €18million (£13m)
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The forward is undergoing a medical in Turin on Monday
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Juventus confirmed the Croatian striker had arrived in Italy on Sunday
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The club's boss Massimiliano Allegri confirmed the deal earlier this week

Question: @placeholder later said of the striker: 'He's a player who has scored goals in every league he's played in.

Answer: Massimiliano Allegri


Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- International efforts to persuade Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi to step down ratcheted up Tuesday, as world leaders moved against him on financial and political fronts, strengthened their rhetoric and moved military might into the region. "We have joined the Libyan people in demanding that Gadhafi must go -- now, without further violence or delay -- and we are working to translate the world's outrage into action and results," Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told the House Foreign Affairs Committee. The Obama administration is considering whether it should cut diplomatic ties with Libya, a senior U.S. official told CNN. "Whether to maintain relations or sever them is under review," the official said.
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Libya's Deputy U.N. Ambassador Dabbashi on Gadhafi: "No one loves him"
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It's not clear who the opposition leaders are
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Situation in Misrata stable
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U.S. weighing whether to cut diplomatic ties with Libya

Question: A top U.S. general said Tuesday that any effort to establish a no-fly zone over the country would include eliminating @placeholder's air defenses.

Answer: Libya

Answer: Libyan

Answer: Libyan

Answer: Libya

Answer: Libya

Answer: Libya

Question: The officials insisted they want a peaceful resolution, but witnesses have described repeated violent efforts by the regime to regain control of areas @placeholder has lost.

Answer: Moammar Gadhafi

Answer: Gadhafi

Question: They will die to protect me, my people," said @placeholder, who has controlled Libya for nearly 42 years.

Answer: Moammar Gadhafi

Answer: Gadhafi


(CNN) It's the killer that, by some measures, takes more young lives each year than conflict or some forms of cancer. Every 30 seconds a person is killed in a road crash, according to figures from the Global Road Safety Partnership. That's more than 3,400 people per day and 1.25 million people per year. Perhaps even more arresting is World Health Organization (WHO) analysis which says that 90% of all road based fatalities occur in low to middle income countries, despite such nations having only half of the world's vehicles. It's a tragedy that even takes a toll on development costing some nations up to 5% of GDP, according to the International Road Assessment Programme (iRAP).
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CrashDetech auto detects road accidents
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The app calls an agent who locates the nearest ambulance
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Aims to reduce waiting times and save lives

Question: @placeholder is a smartphone application designed by Johannesburg- based entrepreneur Jaco Gerrits.

Answer: CrashDetech


One alleged drug trafficker took his fascination with the show Breaking Bad to the extreme. Raul Puig, 29, was arrested in May on numerous drug charges after cops accused him of turning his home in northwest Miami-Dade County, Florida, into a drug lab, according to the Miami Herald. Police recently released photos of sheets of paper expertly inked with the characters from the hit TV show, and allegedly also dipped in the psychedelic drug LSD. The LSD tab was emblazoned with the characters from the show, including drug kingpin Walter White, Jesse Pinkman, Skyler White, Walter White, Jr. and others.
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Raul Puig, 29, allegedly ran drug den out of his Miami home
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He was obsessed with Breaking Bad characters and police found drug tabs with their faces
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Walter White character 'blotter paper' reportedly found dipped in LSD
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House was allegedly filled with instruments and chemicals to make drugs
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'Have you seen Breaking Bad? investigator asked judge

Question: Cops say they found @placeholder, MDMA, meth and marijuana on the premises, according to WPLG-TV.

Answer: LSD

Answer: LSD


Bath owner Bruce Craig says he has not received a single enquiry about Sam Burgess and has revealed that the England man could extend his contract with the club to ensure he is available for the 2019 World Cup. Burgess is thought to be keen to return to rugby league a year after switching codes to play for England in the World Cup. But Craig says Burgess has not told him he wants to leave and has denied receiving approaches for the 26-year-old from Leeds Rhinos or South Sydney Rabbitohs. Instead the Bath owner is confident Burgess will see out the remaining two years of his contract at The Rec and even says negotiations are ongoing to extend his deal so he can shine at the 2019 World Cup.
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Bath owner Bruce Craig says he has had no enquiries for Sam Burgess
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Burgess is thought to be keen to return back to rugby league
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Bath owner says negotiations in place to extend deal to 2019

Question: And Craig insisted there was a new deal on the table for the player at @placeholder.

Answer: Bath

Answer: Bath

Answer: Bath

Answer: Bath


New York (CNN) -- The man who shot and killed two New York City police officers as they sat in their patrol car had posted angry messages on social media, ranting against the government and police, New York Police Department's Chief of Detectives Robert Boyce said Sunday. Ismaaiyl Brinsley, 28, also posted messages of self-loathing and despair and made reference online to Michael Brown and Eric Garner, African-American men who were killed by police. "I'm Putting Wings On Pigs Today. They Take 1 Of Ours, Let's Take 2 of Theirs," an Instagram post read, authorities said. Brinsley had a lengthy criminal record. He was arrested 15 times in Georgia for assorted crimes and arrested four times in Ohio, Boyce told reporters Sunday.
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NEW: "We're just hopeful that this tragedy will not be in vain," says a NY representative
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Police name Ismaaiyl Brinsley as the shooter; he died of self-inflicted gunshot wound
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13-year-old son of officer posts on Facebook: "This is the worst day of my life"
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Two NYPD officers, Wenjian Liu and Rafael Ramos, were shot in Brooklyn on Saturday

Question: Ramos had just turned 40; @placeholder had been married two months ago.

Answer: Wenjian Liu


Arsenal's fatigued talisman Alexis Sanchez failed to prevent Chile falling to a shock defeat by Iran in St Polten. Former Real Madrid boss and Manchester United assistant coach Carlos Queiroz masterminded a resolute Iran side to prevail 2-0 at the neutral venue of the NV Arena in Austria. In their first ever meeting, goals from Javad Nekounam and Vahid Amiri finished off Chile in the international friendly for a remarkable result. Iranian players celebrate Javad Nekounam's (No 6) goal during the friendly match in St Polten, Austria Alexis Sanchez, who has already played 3,326 minutes  for the Gunners this season, started on the Chile bench alongside Juventus star Arturo Vidal with Sunday's clash against South American counterparts Brazil in mind.
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Iran's captain Javad Nekounam tapped his side into the lead from a corner
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Vahid Amiri finished off a flowing team move on 50 minutes to go 2-0 up
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Arsenal star Alexis Sanchez came on for Chile at half-time

Question: Carlos Queiroz, @placeholder's national team coach, shouts out instructions to his players during the victory

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran


Jurgen Klopp would be ideally suited for the Manchester City manager's job, according to former Germany international Dietmar Hamann. The 47-year-old announced on Wednesday he will be leaving Borussia Dortmund at the end of the season after seven successful years at the Bundesliga club. And there will undoubtedly be a number of leading European clubs interested in securing his services, including the defending Premier League champions. Jurgen Klopp announced his departure from Borussia Dortmund on Wednesday after seven years Former Manchester City midfielder Dietmar Hamann believes Klopp would be the ideal fit as manager there Manuel Pellegrini could be on his way out at Manchester City following a poor season
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Klopp announced on Wednesday he will leave Dortmund in the summer
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German manager has been linked with Manchester City and Real Madrid
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Manuel Pellegrini could be leaving City after a trophyless campaign
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Former City player Hamann believes he would be a good fit at the club

Question: Former City midfielder Hamann believes that Klopp has 'more right to take over the job than @placeholder ever had.'

Answer: Manuel Pellegrini

Answer: Manuel Pellegrini

Question: An emotional Klopp said he believed @placeholder needed a change of manager

Answer: Borussia Dortmund

Answer: Borussia Dortmund

Answer: Dortmund


(CNN) Musician Jason Becker was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) before his 21st birthday and given no more than five years to live. That was in 1989; he's now 47. Once a guitarist for former Van Halen frontman David Lee Roth, Becker has continued to compose music since he was diagnosed with ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, which took away his ability to move and breathe on his own. But on Monday, he took to Facebook to speak out against another challenge he's facing: the Senate health care bill. "I have survived ALS to continue my work as a musician and composer for 28 years due to the care I receive through insurance and Medicaid," wrote Becker, the subject of the 2012 documentary "Jason Becker: Not Dead Yet."
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The Senate health care bill is estimated to reduce federal Medicaid spending by $772 billion over 10 years
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Medicaid covers a large portion of people with disabilities, who are concerned about the cuts

Question: In that same time frame, @placeholder would cover about 15 million fewer people.

Answer: Medicaid

Answer: Medicaid

Answer: Medicaid

Question: These states may have the farthest to fall by limiting the federal @placeholder budget, experts say.

Answer: Medicaid

Answer: Medicaid

Answer: Medicaid


(CNN) Republican leaders worried about President Donald Trump's trade agenda are warning him not to pull out of the North American Free Trade Agreement, saying it could drastically undercut American businesses throughout the country. In interviews with top Republicans, some are expressing concern about the protectionist views voiced by the new President on the campaign trail and in the very early days of his administration. Many have expressed unease about Trump's call to instate a stiff border tax on companies that ship jobs overseas and his push to pull out of the Trans Pacific Partnership. But his plans over NAFTA have prompted growing concern, especially if he takes the extra step to pull out of the 23-year-old agreement, a threat he repeated time and again on the campaign trail.
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Donald Trump said as a candidate he'd pull out of the North American Free Trade Agreement
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Trump has the authority to unilaterally pull out of NAFTA, congressional sources say

Question: @placeholder are urging Trump to proceed with caution, a sign the issue could prompt a revolt in his party.

Answer: Republican

Answer: Republicans


(CNN) The chief diplomat of the Philippines says his country is not leaving the United Nations, a day after the country's president threatened to pull out. "We are certainly not leaving the U.N.," Foreign Secretary Perfecto Yasay said. "As I've said, the statement of the president is a statement expressing profound disappointment and frustration, and it is not any statement that should indicate a threat to leave the United Nations." President Rodrigo Duterte threatened to leave the U.N. in a speech Sunday after receiving criticism of his approach to drug crime since taking office. The pugnacious new leader made the comments in Davao City, the southern Filipino city where he served as mayor for over two decades.
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"We are certainly not leaving the U.N.," foreign secretary says
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Philippines president fired back at UN criticism of his anti-drug tactics Sunday
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International body recently condemned Duterte's deadly approach to drug problem

Question: He accused the @placeholder of ignoring the plight of the country.

Answer: United Nations

Answer: U.N.

Answer: United Nations

Answer: U.N.

Answer: U.N.

Answer: UN


The boot of the Ford saloon was very cramped, and the 46-year-old man trapped inside it was suffering from intense claustrophobia. It was also very hot, and the contorted exertions he had undergone to remove his jacket had made him hotter still. A kidnap victim? No. Unlikely as it may seem, the man shut in the boot had chosen to be there. He had met neither the people driving him, nor their colleagues in the accompanying car in front, but they represented his only hope of escaping death. If they failed, he would be taken back to Moscow, interrogated and then shot in a killing-room deep in the dark heart of the headquarters of his employer, the dreaded KGB. Safety would come if they reached Finland, which was only a few miles away. But first, the small convoy had to pass through five frontier controls, all of which were manned by zealous Soviet guards.
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Oleg Gordievsky, a KGB colonel, made a dramatic escape to the West
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Hidden in the boot of a car, he was successfully smuggled into Finland
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Gordievsky had worked as an informant for MI6 for the three years prior

Question: All the way, they were tailed by a @placeholder car, which they knew they would have to lose if they were to rescue their best ever agent.

Answer: KGB

Answer: KGB

Question: There, they found a bedraggled @placeholder officer, who smelled and looked bad after two days of travelling.

Answer: KGB

Answer: KGB


The shock resignation of the Greek finance minister in the wake of the country's historic referendum ‘no’ vote left European stock markets weak today. The FTSE 100 index of leading shares in London fell 50.1 points or 0.76 per cent to 6,535.7 by the close, while the Frankfurt and Paris leading indices were down 1.1 and 1.7 per cent respectively. But market volatility was not as bad as many in the City had feared after Yanis Varoufakis sensationally quit following the country's overwhelming vote to reject the austerity terms demanded by international creditors. Trustnet Direct analyst Tony Cross said: 'Yesterday's referendum saw the electorate squarely refute the idea of buying into creditor demand and by all accounts this is paving the way for Greece to exit the eurozone, but so far the reaction has been rather less dramatic than many had been expecting.'
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FTSE 100 index of leading shares in London down 0.8 per cent as stock prices fall less than feared
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German and French leading indices both down 1.1-1.7 per cent
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Yanis Varoufakis sensationally quit following referendum vote to reject austerity
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Greece central bank will ask ECB to save nation's financial system

Question: If banks open on Tuesday, without @placeholder providing sufficient liquidity, they will be drained of cash by midday!’

Answer: ECB


The brother of a 10-year-old boy whose body was found in a beachside forest in New Zealand has been arrested. Eric McIsaac, 25, was charged with burglary following his arrest for possession of an illegal knife by investigators who are probing the death of Alex Fisher. The young boy went missing at Waitarere Beach, north of Wellington on the North Island, last Monday. Police revealed last week they had arrested a man in connection to the boy's death but the man's name was suppressed until Wednesday, the The New Zealand Herald reported. The 25-year-old fronted Levin District Court before Judge Gregory Ross, who ordered a mental health assessment to be carried out on McIsaac.
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Alex Fisher's brother has been arrested after the 10 year old's death
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It was revealed Eric McIsaac, 25, has been taken into custody by police
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He was first arrested on knife possession and then charged with burglary

Question: @placeholder was last seen on CCTV footage with McIsaac in a Waitarere supermarket last Monday evening.

Answer: Alex Fisher

Answer: Alex Fisher


(CNN) Most of the country has moved on from the solar eclipse, but President Donald Trump on Thursday retweeted a meme of "the best eclipse ever," featuring a montage of four photos that show Trump blocking former President Obama. The meme was shared by YouTube personality Jerry Travone, who had previously shared an extremely anti-Semitic tweet on Sunday. This is not the first time that Trump has retweeted content from users known for making anti-Semitic statements. On Monday, some parts of the United States experienced a total eclipse where the moon completely blocked the sun for a short time. Trump watched the celestial event from the White House with first lady Melania Trump and their son, Barron.
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Trump retweeted a meme of him eclipsing Obama

Question: Amid the excitement, eclipse jokes flooded social media -- and some @placeholder critics shared a different version of the presidential eclipse.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Melania Trump

Answer: Trump


With mile upon mile of untouched golden beaches, corals reefs ripe for divers, ancient artifacts and a population desperate to impress. Somaliland is a country with plenty to offer tourists and it is actively encouraging visitors. But unfortunately, the much-desired tourists are not flocking to the east African outpost, neighbouring Ethiopia, Djibouti and Somalia. For starters, the country doesn't exist at all according to the international community, which recognises it only as part of Somalia, the troubled nation where piracy is rife and terrorist organisation Al-Shabaab is based. Locals walk along some of the 528 miles of beachfront in Somaliland that the country is keen to promote
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Somaliland has been self-declared independent since 1991 but it is still not recognised internationally
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The Foreign and Commonwealth Office advises against all travel to Somalia, including Somaliland
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Somaliland tourism organisations insist their country is perfectly safe and actively promote tours
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The country boasts untouched beaches and ancient artifacts are a great lure
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Women on the beach must respect Islamic tradition and alcohol is banned

Question: Although not officially recognised as a country, @placeholder neighbours Djibouti, Ethiopia and Somalia

Answer: Somaliland

Answer: Somaliland

Answer: Somaliland

Answer: Somaliland

Answer: Somaliland

Question: By road enter through @placeholder and Djibouti, although it's cheaper to fly than drive.

Answer: Ethiopia


Ministers are to consider the  'nuclear option' of closing the Channel Tunnel at night if the Calais migrant crisis deepens, it has been reported. Details of the proposal emerged following the arrest of a Sudanese migrant who evaded French security and ran almost the entire length of the 31-mile tunnel before being caught in Kent. Abdul Rahman Haroun, 40, dodged trains travelling at speeds of 100mph before his perilous attempt was thwarted by police less than a mile from Folkestone on Tuesday. He had scaled four security fences and avoided 400 surveillance cameras before running in darkness through the tunnel - used by Eurostar trains destined for Paris and Brussels - and was only spotted when he set off an alarm 15 miles into his 'highly dangerous journey'.
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Government ministers have discussed closing the Channel Tunnel at night
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It comes in response to concerns about the escalating Calais migrant crisis
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On Tuesday a migrant ran almost the entire length of 31-mile long tunnel
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Abdul Rahman Haroun, 40, dodged 100mph trains but was caught in Kent

Question: MPs have described security at the tunnel entrance in @placeholder as ‘very disturbing’.

Answer: Calais

Answer: Calais


Jakarta, Indonesia (CNN) The death toll from last week's terror attack in Indonesia's capital has risen to four, after a victim died in the hospital from his injuries, Jakarta police spokesman Mohammad Iqbal announced Sunday. At least 25 other people were wounded Thursday when a suicide bomber and gunmen launched an attack near a Starbucks coffee shop, police said. Four attackers were also killed, following the bombing and a firefight with police. Among the 12 suspects subsequently rounded up in various Indonesian provinces, one is suspected to have received a money transfer from the alleged mastermind, Bahrun Naim, an Indonesian militant who authorities believed conducted the operation from ISIS' headquarters in Syria, national Police Chief Badrodin Haiti said.
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Death toll rises to four as victim succumbs to injuries in the hospital
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Police: Among 12 arrested, one received money transfer from alleged mastermind
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The attack opened Thursday morning with a suicide explosion near a Starbucks

Question: The alleged mastermind, Naim, is no stranger to @placeholder authorities, the national police chief said earlier this week.

Answer: Indonesia

Answer: Indonesia

Answer: Indonesian

Answer: Indonesian

Question: The militant then left Indonesia, and is in Raqqa, @placeholder, "as part of the high ranks of ISIS," Karnavian said.

Answer: Syria


New Delhi (CNN) Most Indians -- about a sixth of the world's population -- have never heard of Donald Trump. But that may be about to change, at least a little. If you walk past any roadside magazine stand here in New Delhi you may see a reddish-orange face peering out at you, printed prominently on the fronts of Indian publications. Just recently, two of India's top English-language weeklies ran cover stories on the U.S. elections. Outlook magazine's cover "Donald Trump: American Nightmare" had a caricature of a grimacing, enraged Trump dominating the full page. "Loud. Brash. Divisive. Insensitive. Xenophobic." it declared. Open magazine had a blue-tinted Hillary Clinton pitted against a red-colored Donald Trump. "The American Scream," blared the cover.
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Donald Trump's association with India stretches back to the 1990s
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He's been lashing out at numerous countries during his campaign, but not India so far
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Some see parallels between the rise of Trump and the election of Narendra Modi

Question: "Trump sees huge business potential in @placeholder ... his business dealings are great.

Answer: Most Indians

Answer: Indian

Answer: India

Answer: India

Answer: India

Question: @placeholder is home to some 21 million Sikhs, about 90% of the entire global population of the religion's members.

Answer: Most Indians

Answer: Indian

Answer: India

Answer: India

Answer: India

Question: There is an even larger constituency in @placeholder that will worry greatly about Trump's pronouncements: Muslims.

Answer: Most Indians

Answer: Indian

Answer: India

Answer: India

Answer: India


Part of Jerusalem is seeing its worst flare-up in years. Here's a look at some of the key questions about the fighting. What started this new wave of violence? The violence certainly had not gone away, with rocket attacks from Gaza and Israeli military incursions in the West Bank regular occurrences. But last month's abduction of three Israeli teens who were on their way home from school in the West Bank brought the tensions to a fever pitch. Israelis waited with bated breath, hoping for word that they were alive. When the bodies of Eyal Yifrach, Gilad Shaar and Naftali Frankel -- a dual Israeli-American citizen -- were found on June 30, the country was grief-stricken. The Israeli government blamed Hamas, which denied responsibility but praised the abductions. Israel carried out arrests and demolished homes of the suspects in the West Bank, and launched airstrikes against targets in Gaza that are used to lob rockets into Israel. Palestinians stepped up rocket attacks and clashed with Israeli troops.
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The killings of three Israeli teens sparked national grief
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The killing of a Palestinian teen sparked grief and clashes in a usually quiet area
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Israel announced a confession in the killing of another Israeli teen
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An American teen visiting Palestinian relatives was beaten

Question: Some protesters also attacked two fellow @placeholder whom they mistook for undercover Israeli police.

Answer: Palestinian

Answer: Palestinian


Sir Philip Green, pictured with his daughter Chloe, has sold the loss-making BHS department chain for just £1 to a little-known investment firm Retail tycoon Sir Philip Green has sold struggling BHS for just one pound – a fraction of the £200million he paid for it almost 15 years ago. The billionaire had failed to turn the loss-making department store chain around due to fierce competition from rivals. It was bought yesterday by a little-known investment firm called Retail Acquisitions, raising fears for the jobs of 11,000 staff in 171 BHS stores across the country. When asked if their roles were safe, Sir Philip said: ‘I’m a retailer, not a clairvoyant.’
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Sir Philip Green has sold BHS for just £1 to Retail Acquisitions
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Fears have been expressed over the job security of BHS' 11,000 workers
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When asked about the jobs, Green replied: 'I'm a retailer, not a clairvoyant'
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The chain was put up for sale in January and the price is believed to be £1
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Question: The entrepreneur bought the chain in 2000 when it was called @placeholder.

Answer: BHS

Answer: BHS

Answer: BHS

Answer: BHS

Answer: BHS

Question: @placeholder is a new business set up by five directors with little experience in the sector.

Answer: Retail Acquisitions

Answer: Retail Acquisitions


(CNN) -- Mercedes team boss Ross Brawn believes Michael Schumacher can show improvement when the Formula One circuit moves to China next week. The seven-time world champion has struggled to challenge for a podium place in three races since returning to motorsport's elite class, and has been outperformed by young teammate Nico Rosberg. But Brawn, whose team won the world title last year after a scintillating start to the campaign, believes that the 41-year-old Schumacher has suffered from problems not within his control. While Rosberg claimed third place in Malaysia, Schumacher was forced to retire with a wheel nut problem.
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Mercedes team boss Ross Brawn says Michael Schumacher not to blame for problems
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Seven-time world champion retired in third race of his F1 comeback in Malaysia
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Brawn expects the 41-year-old to keep showing improvement in Chinese Grand Prix
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German has been outperformed by young teammate Nico Rosberg so far this year

Question: I know how things go in @placeholder and if you look into the detail of the two races, I think everything is still going according to plan.

Answer: Formula One


Cristiano Ronaldo dominates Wednesday's front pages in Spain with both AS and Marca leading on his fourth golden boot for having been crowned Europe's top goalscorer during the 2014-15 season. The Real Madrid star is quoted as saying in AS that he is now targeting a fifth and sixth accolade over the next two campaigns, and who would bet against him achieving the feat. Portuguese daily A Bola certainly seem to think the jewel in their crown is capable of doing so, with Ronaldo quoted on their front page as saying, 'I can still be better!' claiming he is yet to fulfill his ambition.
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Cristiano Ronaldo is eulogised by the Spanish and Portuguese press
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Real Madrid forward collected a fourth golden boot as Europe's top scorer
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Barcelona are willing to sell Sandro with a buy-back clause this January
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Spanish media report that two Premier League clubs will table offers
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Tottenham manager Maurico Pochettino is leading the chase for forward

Question: Elsewhere, Tottenham will be looking to further strengthen their attacking options this January transfer window by tabling an offer for Barcelona misfit @placeholder, according to reports in Spain.

Answer: Sandro


(CNN) The Department of Justice's explosive report on institutional racism in the Baltimore Police Department represents a devastating indictment of the criminal justice system. Over half a century after the modern civil rights movement, this system continues to denigrate black lives and deny African-American citizenship. It further proves, through documentary evidence, what Charm City's black residents have always known: that the police department serves as more of an occupying army designed to arbitrarily punish, humiliate and even kill than as a protective forced designed to defend and honor. The report specifically chronicles the systemic abuse of black residents that culminated in the death of Freddie Gray in a police van and the subsequent urban rebellion that rocked the nation last year. African-Americans were -- and continue to be -- disproportionately stopped, searched and approached by city police, often without being charged with any crime. One heartbreaking example depicts a black man, well into middle age, who police stopped a staggering 30 times in a span of fewer than four years without ever formally charging him.
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The Justice Department issues an incriminating report on institutional racism in the Baltimore Police Department.
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Peniel Joseph: Report provides evidence the police serve more as an occupying army than as a protective force.

Question: Not only are black @placeholder's systemically dehumanized by a criminal justice system that is ostensibly there to serve and protect them, the perpetrators of racial injustice are never held accountable -- as Baltimore residents know all too well with the recent acquittal and dropped charges against the six officers involved in Freddie Gray's death.

Answer: American

Answer: Americans

Question: The report's unspoken context is the nation's painful history of slavery, Jim Crow and racial violence that contours contemporary @placeholder social, political and civic life.

Answer: American

Answer: Americans


Former Vice President Dick Cheney called a Senate panel's report on U.S. interrogation tactics during George W. Bush's administration is "deeply flawed" and a "terrible piece of work." "The report's full of crap," he said in an interview with Fox News on Wednesday evening. Bush's Republican vice president insisted that the Central Intelligence Agency's rough tactics -- which the report said included mock executions, beatings, "rectal rehydration" and feeding, sleep deprivation and more -- helped the United States "catch the bastards who killed 3,000 of us on 9/11." "It did in fact produce actionable intelligence that was vital in the success of keeping the country safe from further attacks," he said.
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Dick Cheney called the Senate Intelligence Committee's report on CIA interrogation techniques a "terrible piece of work"
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He said he has no regrets about the tactics used after the 9/11 terrorist attacks

Question: Contrary to the report's conclusion that Bush didn't know the extent of the CIA's efforts, Cheney said the President was involved in discussions about the interrogation techniques, and that @placeholder even pointed out some of those conversations in a book he wrote after leaving office.

Answer: George W. Bush

Answer: Bush


The headquarters of the Roman Catholic Church can now be explored in an entirely new way. Just last year, LGBT travel company Quikky launched a gay-themed tour of the Vatican Museums art collection - and it has been steadily rising in popularity ever since. The 'Untold History' tour, as it's known, chronicles the gay backstories behind the world's most famous art. Quiiky's first, and most famous, LGBT-themed tour was one that highlights the life and work of Michelangelo, specifically within the Vatican Museums. 'It is a gay friendly tour because it's conceived especially, but not exclusively, for a LGBT audience,' the website reads.
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Tour operator Quiiky launched an 'Untold History' itinerary at the Vatican
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During the three-hour tour, guests  hear the 'gay backstories' of the art
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The tour hasn't been sanctioned by the Vatican, but it's not been forbidden

Question: On the tour, guests will explore the beauty of the Sistine Chapel and the other Museums, with gay-friendly guides telling stories of @placeholder's work and its links to the artist's sexuality.

Answer: Michelangelo


UFC champion Ronda Rousey flaunted her fantastic figure in tiny blue two-piece while enjoying some fun in the sun on the beach during her visit to Rio de Janeiro - one day after boxing star Floyd Mayweather took another verbal jab at the star. The 28-year-old bantamweight champion, who has been touring the Brazilian city with her family throughout this week after successfully defending her title against Bethe Correia in Brazil on Saturday night, looked trimmed and toned on Friday in the light blue swimsuit. While Ronda was sightseeing, Floyd appeared on ESPN's SportsCenter on Thursday night, where he discussed his ongoing feud with the UFC star, explaining that he would have to take a major pay cut to fight it her in the ring.
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The 28-year bantamweight champion was joined by her family while she relaxed on the beach in Rio de Janeiro on Friday
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Ronda has been seen out and about in the Brazilian city since beating Bethe Correia in a match that ended after just 34 seconds on Saturday
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On Thursday night, Floyd appeared on ESPN's SportsCenter and said he would have to take a major pay cut to fight in her in the ring

Question: But while @placeholder is known for her amazing athleticism, as well as her ability to stand up to her critics, the mixed-martial arts fighter has admitted that she once struggled with body acceptance and bulimia.

Answer: Ronda Rousey

Answer: Ronda

Answer: Ronda


MP for North West Leicestershire Andrew Bridgen Teachers should be forced to sit A-level exams along with their pupils, an MP has suggested. Andrew Bridgen wants the Conservative Party to put the proposal in its manifesto and has discussed the issue with Education Secretary Nicky Morgan. Teaching unions have previously cautioned against the move, but Mr Bridgen, MP for North West Leicestershire, said the change was a logical way to drive-up educational standards. He said: 'My idea would be to have the teacher sit the exam themselves, along with the students. 'After all, how can they be expected to pass on their knowledge to students to allow them to succeed in the exam, if they themselves could not?
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MP mooted plans with Education Secretary and wants details in manifesto
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But teaching unions have previously warned against controversial move

Question: @placeholder claimed recently that teachers are ‘working far too hard, for far too long’ and has promised to slash their workload.

Answer: Nicky Morgan

Answer: Education Secretary


NRL referees and officials have been struck with projectiles by angry supporters after a tight contest between South Sydney and Canterbury ended in controversy. Rabbitohs sealed a final minute 18-17 victory over the Bulldogs in an absorbing encounter at ANZ Stadium in Sydney during the Good Friday showdown. But fans turned on referee Gerard Sutton and his colleagues after they penalised Bulldogs captain James Graham in the final minute, effectively handing the Rabbitohs the win. As referees, officials and players made their way off the field and towards the tunnel after full time, a section of the crowd started hurling  plastic water bottles and abuse at them.
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South Sydney secured a bitter 18-17 victory after a last-gasp penalty
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Bulldogs were leading until the referee awarded Rabbitohs a late penalty
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Rabbitohs converted the penalty and went on to win the game
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As officials made their way off the field, they were pelted with missiles
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One of the officials was taken to hospital with suspected broken shoulder
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Canterbury coach has apologised for the actions of his club's supporters
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Bulldogs CEO said the club has called for a life ban on fans involved
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Police have identified two people for allegedly throwing bottles
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Inquiries to identify others involved in the attack are continuing

Question: A @placeholder supporter was not impressed after Rabbitohs were awarded a late penalty

Answer: Canterbury

Answer: Bulldogs

Answer: Bulldogs

Answer: Canterbury

Answer: Bulldogs


Prince Charles lobbied ministers to use  more alternative medicine such as homeopathy on the NHS because he 'couldn't bear people suffering unnecessarily', new spider memos revealed today. The Prince of Wales told then-health secretary Alan Johnson in September 2007 than an 'anti-homeopathy campaign' was damaging the health service. In  letters to Mr Johnson with his trademark scrawled signature, Charles also said hospitals should source food from local farmers because it would be 'good for local economies and patient health'. The 17 black spider letters published today also show his concerns over affordable housing for rural workers, the fate of listed buildings, the arts, climate change, rainforests and Afghanistan.
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New batch of 17 letters between Charles and ministers published today
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Prince wanted more complimentary medicine on NHS and better  food
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Other letters to ministers on  listed buildings, rainforests and Afghanistan
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44 letters have been released in past month after 10-year secrecy battle

Question: Nine of these were with the Prime Minister, showing the full extent of the @placeholder's access to the highest levels of government and the scale of his attempts to influence policy.

Answer: Prince Charles


London (CNN) -- Significant progress was reportedly made last weekend in Geneva toward a landmark nuclear agreement with Iran. And, as talks concluded on November 10, U.S. Secretary of John Kerry announced that negotiations will start again on November 20. Despite the concerns of regional U.S. allies like Israel and Saudi Arabia, and also a significant number of legislators in the U.S. Congress, it is clear that the Obama administration is pushing strongly for deal as part of its wider Middle Eastern strategy. Indeed, Kerry has now spent more time negotiating with counterpart Iranian officials than any other U.S. high-level engagement for perhaps three decades.
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Obama administration seeking Iran deal as part of wider Mideast strategy, says Andrew Hammon
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Deal would reportedly see Iran's nuclear capacity capped for six months, opened up to inspection
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Since re-election, Obama has achieved little policy success amid political gridlock - Hammond
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Question: As well as legacy-building, the likelihood of @placeholder concentrating more on foreign policy also reflects domestic U.S. politics.

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Question: And, this shift is only likely to be reinforced if, as anticipated, the @placeholder economic recovery continues to build up steam in 2014.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.


K-9 units entered the sewer system on Friday as law enforcement followed leads that the escaped murderers could have gone underground following their extraordinary prison break almost a week ago. New York State K-9 officer Matt Ross and his German shepherd Buck sloshed through human waste feet under the streets of Dannemora, New York. But officers were tight-lipped about exactly what they were looking for as the hunt for escaped killers, David Sweat and Richard Matt, entered the seventh day. Buck was underground for some five minutes below Emmons Street which runs alongside the maximum security Clinton Correctional Facility which the two men broke out of a week ago.
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Residents in Cadyville, New York were told to stay inside and lock windows and doors after several reported sightings of the prisoners
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The hunt for convicted killers Richard Matt and David Sweat continued in upstate New York on Friday
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800 law enforcement officers were now hunting for the escapees
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They broke out of Clinton Correctional Facility using power tools in the early hours of Saturday
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State Route 374, the main road leading into Dannemora, remained closed for a second day on Friday, as does the local school district

Question: The focus of the search on Friday was an area near the @placeholder/Saranac town line, around five miles east of the prison.

Answer: Cadyville

Question: Overnight on Thursday, law enforcement used infrared technology to try to locate the killers near @placeholder, WPTZ reported.

Answer: Cadyville

Question: The hundreds of state, federal and local officers conducting the search spent Thursday slogging through a swampy patch of woods just east of @placeholder, three miles from the prison, after investigators had received tips that the convicts were in the area.

Answer: Dannemora

Answer: Dannemora

Question: According to testimony, @placeholder bent back the elderly man's fingers until they broke and later snapped Rickerson's neck with his bare hands.

Answer: Richard Matt


Manchester United have already signed Memphis Depay this summer but with Robin van Persie set to join Radamel Falcao in leaving the club, the search for a striker is now Louis van Gaal's priority. Wayne Rooney will be the only first-team striker left from last season's senior trio when the Barclays Premier League restarts next month and now United must find at least one man to join him. With almost unlimited riches available, Van Gaal can take his pick of the world's top talent. Here, Sportsmail looks at their top five targets to fill the No 9 role this summer.
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Manchester United are on the look-out for a new striker this summer
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Radamel Falcao has left the club and Robin van Persie is set to exit too
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His expected move to Fenerbahce leaves Louis van Gaal short of options
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Top forwards Thomas Muller, Edinson Cavani,  Harry Kane, Gonzalo Higuain and Karim Benzema are United's most likely options

Question: Napoli have made it clear they will only let Higuain go if a £67m bid comes in to trigger his release clause - an expensive price tag but one that @placeholder may be tempted to try to drag down.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United


Angry fans are calling for Take That to re-issue their newly released 2015 concert DVD after finding a glitch that makes it skip and miss 10 seconds of the first song. Many have complained on the boy band's social media pages after finding the fault with the Take That Live 2015 DVD, which was released on Friday last week. Fans across the world who have bought the DVD from numerous different outlets have all found the DVD freezes for 10 seconds during the opening track 'I Like It'. It comes after fans waited five months to re-live the sold-out stadium concerts performed by the trio, who last time sold more than a million copies of their tour DVD.
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Take That's newly released DVD of 2015 concert has sticking glitch
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Fans have taken to Twitter, Facebook and Amazon to demand re-issue
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Thousands could be set for disappointment at Christmas thanks to error

Question: Fans have also been giving the DVD just one star on @placeholder because of the glitch.

Answer: Amazon


The Transportation Security Administration will 'enhance' officer training for hair pat-downs after  complaints that African-American women  were being racially targeted for unnecessary screenings. New training will commence at Los Angeles International Airport, one of the airports named in the complaint filed by the American Civil Liberties Union. The complaint was filed on behalf of Malaika Singleton, who said she was subjected to a hair pat-down with weeks of each other while traveling from Los Angeles to London in December 2013. The Transportation Security Administration will 'enhance' officer training for hair pat-downs after complaints that African-American women were being racially targeted for unnecessary screenings (file photo)
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TSA agreed to make changes after ACLU filed official complaint
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Training will begin at Los Angeles International Airport
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TSA also told ACLU the new training will stress 'race neutrality' and will  emphasize 'hair pat-downs of African-American female travelers'
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Agency said they will also track down pat-down complaints filed by African-American women to assess if discrimination is occurring at specific airports
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In 2012 Solange Knowles claimed she had been racially targeted for a pat-down because she wore her hair in the Afro style

Question: But @placeholder said it was these kinds of 'subjective rules' that made the agency more susceptible to 'unconsciously interpret the circumstances in a way that is consistent with racial stereotypes'.

Answer: American Civil Liberties Union

Answer: ACLU

Answer: ACLU


A lost pet tortoise who was found wandering around a Florida town was reunited with his owner on Wednesday after some Good Samaritans spotted something out of the ordinary. Shelley Daley was dropping her child off at school when she spotted Zulu, and 18-year-old, 80-pound tortoise slowly walking in front of her on Tuesday. At first she thought it was a lawn ornament but later realized it was a living and breathing reptile. 'I looked at it, it looked at us and I was like, "No, it’s real,"' she said. The Miami Herald reports that Daley and her husband William Brock loaded the turtle into her van and drove it to her home in Miramar before calling the police.
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Shelley Daley spotted Zulu on Tuesday and called police
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Zulu escaped from it's cage 'because he was bored'
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Police reunited Zulu with it's owner Mary Schul who next time might put a flag on him to keep track of his whereabouts

Question: Luckily @placeholder survived and was returned to his owner Mary Schul.

Answer: Zulu

Answer: Zulu

Answer: Zulu

Answer: Zulu


This is the man who sleeps outside Mark Zuckerberg's $10 million mansion shouting threats and abuse at his bodyguards. William Gordon Kinzer, who is homeless, moved to San Francisco from his native Florida in May, and has not left the Facebook CEO's idyllic tree-lined street. The 61-year-old former accountant spends his days harassing Zuckerberg's 10 security guards, calling them 'monkeys' and 'slaves', and asking them: 'How does it feel to work for a thug? ', according to court papers. After weeks of abuse, San Francisco Superior Court approved a workplace violence restraining order on July 8, which bans Kinzer from coming within 500 yards of the property on Fair Oaks Street.
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William 'Gordon' Kinzer, 61, moved to San Francisco from Florida in May
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He sleeps in his car outside Facebook CEO's home harassing guards
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Court papers say he calls them 'monkeys' and Zuckerberg a 'terrorist'
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A 500-yard restraining order against him was approved on July 8
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But he has violated it twice and is now spending 85 days in jail

Question: He added: '@placeholder’s demeanor appears to be getting more aggressive each time he contacts me, which has caused me to be concerned for my safety.'

Answer: William Gordon Kinzer

Answer: Kinzer

Answer: William 'Gordon' Kinzer


Somali terror group Al-Shabaab could soon scrap its allegiance to Al-Qaeda and pledge loyalty to rivals ISIS instead, MailOnline has learned. Islamic State invited the east-African jihadi group to join forces with them through a propaganda video released in March - urging it to wage jihad on neighbouring Kenya, Ethiopia and Tanzania. Now Al-Shabaab members and sources within the Somali army suggest the invitation will be accepted and the group - which commands around 9,000 fighters - will soon extend ISIS's self-proclaimed caliphate to east-Africa. The decision comes at a time when many of Al-Shabaab's local and foreign leaders are being killed by commando raids and drone strikes, the group is rapidly losing territory and its money is running out as a result.
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Al-Shabaab's top commanders held a secret meeting in Somalia this week
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Senior militant told MailOnline that pledge of allegiance to ISIS is imminent
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Islamic State courted Al-Shabaab in a propaganda video released in March
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The alliance would extend ISIS's self-proclaimed caliphate to east Africa
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Somali terror group has ramped up violence 'in anticipation of the merger' and carried out 150 ambushes on military checkpoints in June

Question: There has been friction within Al-@placeholder's leadership between those who want to merge with global jihadi movements and those who want to stick to their initial domestic mandate, sources familiar with the group's inner-workings have told CNN.

Answer: Shabaab

Answer: Shabaab

Answer: Shabaab

Answer: Shabaab

Answer: Shabaab


(CNN) -- Andy Murray recorded a double triumph on Tuesday to book his place in the last eight at Wimbledon, over opponent Marin Cilic and the dismal weather in London. After a day punctuated by rain delays on Monday, Murray was able to wrap up a 7-5 6-2 6-3 victory with just one interruption before damp conditions halted the action on all but Centre Court. Murray will now face Spain's David Ferrer -- who knocked him out of the recent French Open -- after the Spaniard defeated Juan Del Potro, from Argentina, 6-3 6-2 6-3. British No. 1 Murray said he was relieved to finish his clash against Croatian Cilic after a frustrating Monday in which play was suspended with the score 7-5 3-1.
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Britain's Andy Murray books Wimbledon quarterfinal slot with victory over Marin Cilic
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No. 4 seed wins 7-5 6-2 6-3 in rain affected match and will now face Spain's David Ferrer
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Ferrer beats Juan Martin Del Potro 6-3 6-2 6-3 under the roof on Centre Court
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German pair Philipp Kohlschreiber and Florian Mayer both make it through to last eight

Question: "It makes no difference but obviously every player would rather be on @placeholder because you know you are going to get your match in regardless of the weather.

Answer: Centre Court

Answer: Centre Court


Washington (CNN) -- The path to the White House is paved with former frontrunners -- or maybe call them buzzleaders, since we're three years away from 2016 and nobody is officially running for president yet. Time magazine has put three different GOP lawmakers on its cover. First it was Marco Rubio. Then it was Rand Paul. Now it is Chris Christie. Don't forget to sprinkle that seasoning over all the sugary buzz surrounding Christie, who was emphatically reelected as New Jersey governor this week. The foreshadowing was evident as he sailed to victory and a second term. There's no doubt Christie is mulling a run for president.
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There's no doubt Christie is mulling a run for president
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The big question will be whether he can get conservatives to support him
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Sen. Marco Rubio's prominent profile has led to complications for the potential 2016 contender

Question: "I think that the party's got to focus on winning again," @placeholder said from his campaign bus Tuesday, sending a clear message to conservative idealists and the tea party.

Answer: Chris Christie

Answer: Christie

Answer: Christie

Answer: Christie


The last ‘Briton’ in Guantanamo Bay has given the first detailed account of how he was tortured in the presence of British agents. Shaker Aamer says his head was repeatedly slammed against a wall while a British officer was in the room. On another occasion, a young British officer in a red beret visited him in a ‘cage’. Both alleged incidents took place on US bases in Afghanistan shortly after his 2001 capture. Mr Aamer’s account is one of the most serious allegations levelled at the security services for ‘complicity’ in the CIA’s notorious torture programme. Lawyers for Mr Aamer – who has been held at Guantanamo Bay for 13 years without charge or trial – say the 48-year-old British resident is being denied freedom to keep a lid on his claims.
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Shaker Aamer says British officer was in room while he was being tortured
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The 48-year-old also claims a young British officer visited him in a 'cage'
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The incidents are alleged to have happened  in US bases in Afghanistan
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Londoner has been held at Guantanamo Bay for 13 years without charge

Question: He predicted @placeholder would close within President Obama’s presidency, which ends in January 2017.

Answer: Guantanamo Bay


(CNN) The Iraqi military has "fully liberated" all of Iraq's territory of "ISIS terrorist gangs" and retaken full control of the Iraqi-Syrian border, it said Saturday in a statement. "Our heroic armed forces have now secured the entire length of the Iraq-Syria border," Prime Minister Haider Al-Abadi said on his Twitter account. "We defeated Daesh (ISIS) through our unity and sacrifice for the nation. Long live Iraq and its people." ISIS, an acronym for Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, rapidly captured large territories in Iraq and Syria and declared a caliphate in 2014. The group controlled more than 34,000 square miles of territory from the Mediterranean coast to south of Baghdad.
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US will keep "advising, training, and equipping" Iraqi Security Forces, official says
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3.2 million people have been displaced in the fight against ISIS, the United Nations reports

Question: @placeholder' rise and the world's military response has created a devastating crisis for civilians and led to the displacement of more than 3.2 million people, according to the United Nations.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Question: "Our people have paid a high price for its security and stability and the blood of its finest youth, men and women," @placeholder-Abadi said.

Answer: Haider Al

Answer: Abadi

Question: In addition, although ISIS no longer controls territory in @placeholder, the threat of violence from members of the group is not over.

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraqi Security Forces

Question: "Despite the announcement of the final victory, we must remain vigilant and ready to face any terrorist attempt targeting our people and our country," @placeholder-Abadi said.

Answer: Haider Al

Answer: Abadi

Question: "That spirit must be renewed and continue as @placeholder works to consolidate these historic gains over the coming year.

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraqi Security Forces

Question: "Our @coalition will continue to stand with #Iraq to support its security forces, economy, and stabilization to help ensure that #@placeholder can never again threaten Iraq's people or use its territory as a haven," he wrote.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Question: "Our @coalition will continue to stand with #Iraq to support its security forces, economy, and stabilization to help ensure that #ISIS can never again threaten @placeholder's people or use its territory as a haven," he wrote.

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraqi Security Forces


It was the return of the king in Rwanda this week as lions were reintroduced into the wild for the first time since they were wiped out after the genocide of 1994, which claimed 800,000 lives. A luxury safari company is behind the ground-breaking project, which saw five lionesses being moved to the Akagera National Park. They joined two male lions, donated from another African reserve, in a temporary 10,800-square foot enclosure, which will allow the newly-created pride to adjust slowly to the environment. 'It is a milestone conservation achievement for both the park and the country and is a positive development that we have all joined in celebrating,' said Peter Fearnhead, CEO of African Parks, in a statement.
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A luxury safari company is behind the  five lionesses being moved to the Akagera National Park
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They joined two male lions, donated from another African reserve, in a temporary 10,800-square foot enclosure
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The newly-created pride will be allowed to adjust slowly to the environment before being able to roam free

Question: Following the genocide 15 years ago, the lions in the @placeholder's national parks were poisoned by surrounding cattle herders, and soon became extinct.

Answer: Rwanda


A nursing home carer who viciously beat a Good Samaritan and left him in a pool of blood has been spared jail because it 'would cause distress and upset to her children'. Mother-of-two Claire Steeden, 32, and her friends turned on innocent Anthony Murray as he went to the aid of another man they were beating up after being ejected from a nightclub in Blackpool, Lancashire. During the assault, Steeden and another woman Mary Wharton, 35, chased 24-year old Mr Murray across a town centre, before bringing him to the ground. He was repeatedly punched and kicked then left unconscious in a pool of blood whilst they stole his £400 iPhone, another mobile phone and £150 in cash.
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Claire Steeden, 32, spared jail because of 'responsibility' to her 2 children
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She admitted assaulting  Anthony Murray, 32, outside Blackpool nightclub
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Burnley Crown Court heard she also stole his £400 iPhone and £150 cash
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Steeden given 18-month suspended sentence and 160 hours unpaid work
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She has 12-year-old daughter and eight-year-old son at Blackpool home

Question: At @placeholder, Steeden who has a previous conviction for stealing £6,000 from her ex-fiancee to buy a scooter, admitted assault and theft.

Answer: Burnley Crown Court


Nike is preparing to launch a new store this weekend - but this one will sell only Michael Jordan merchandise. The new Jordan Brand store will open on Saturday in Chicago, Illinois, and will sell merchandise with the trademarked Michael Jordan 'Jumpman' silhouette. Nike has also announced plans to open similar stores in New York, Los Angeles and Toronto. It wants to double its Jordan sales in a move that it hopes will generate $4.5billion by 2020. The Jordan Brand offers basketball, sportswear, kids products and training products. It's so sought after that new releases of Jordan's sneakers have sparked fights in the past.
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The new Jordan Brand store will open on Saturday in Chicago, Illinois
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Nike also plans to open stores in New York, Los Angeles and Toronto
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It wants to double sales at the division to generate $4.5billion by 2020
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The Jordan Brand offers basketball, sportswear and kids' products
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Michael Jordan, 52, has become the first-ever billion-dollar athlete
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He retired from the game more than a decade ago but remains popular

Question: A year after he retired from basketball, @placeholder's endorsement income was $28million in 2004.

Answer: Michael Jordan

Answer: Jordan Brand

Answer: Michael Jordan

Answer: Jordan

Answer: Jordan Brand

Answer: Jordan

Answer: Jordan Brand

Answer: Jordan Brand

Answer: Michael Jordan

Question: And dedicated fans have already posted pictures on social media showing themselves camped outside the store just below the '@placeholder' logo ahead of its launch date this weekend.

Answer: Jumpman


Kabul (CNN) At least 94 Islamic State fighters were killed when the US military dropped America's most powerful non-nuclear bomb on ISIS targets in Afghanistan, an Afghan official said Saturday. "The number of Daesh fighters killed in the US bomb in Achin district jumped to 94, including four commanders," Nangarhar provincial spokesman Attaullah Khogiani told CNN, using an alternative name for ISIS. "Our team is in the area and they are doing clearance, so the figure might change as they find more bodies," said Dawlat Waziri, a spokesman for the Afghan Ministry of Defense. The initial toll given by Afghan officials for Thursday's strike was 36. A statement released Friday through ISIS' media wing, Amaq News Agency, said none of the terror group's fighters were killed or injured. CNN cannot independently confirm the number of casualties.
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Four ISIS commanders were among those killed in the blast, Nangarhar official says
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"This was the right weapon against the right target," says top US general in Afghanistan

Question: Afghan President Ashraf Ghani said he approved of the strike, and it was designed to support @placeholder and US forces conducting clearance operations in the region.

Answer: Afghanistan

Answer: Afghan

Answer: Afghan

Answer: Afghan

Answer: Afghanistan

Question: US and @placeholder forces had been unable to advance because ISIS -- which has expanded into Afghanistan in recent years -- had mined the area with explosives.

Answer: Afghanistan

Answer: Afghan

Answer: Afghan

Answer: Afghan

Answer: Afghanistan


Behavioural ‘training’ has been proven to banish the embarrassing tics seen in young patients with Tourette’s syndrome (TS). Experts at Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital (GOSH) say sufferers can be trained to control involuntary body movements – which can include blinking, head-jerking and grimacing – and reduce their incidence by a third. ‘We’re not saying this is a cure, but it will give people tools so they can live a normal life such as going to school and seeing friends,’ says Dr Tara Murphy, a consultant psychologist at GOSH. The treatment works by a therapist asking a child to rate their tics and select the most annoying. They are then taught how to build up awareness of when that tic is likely to occur.
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Children asked by therapists to rate their tics and select most annoying
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Taught a 'competing response' so they don't give in to involuntary urges
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Around 300,000 people suffer from Tourette's syndrome in the UK

Question: Though the @placeholder findings are based on a study of children, psychologists say that adults can also benefit.

Answer: GOSH

Answer: GOSH

Question: There is a shortage of therapists in the UK trained to provide this type of therapy for those with @placeholder.

Answer: Tourette's


You would think it would be a little intimidating. But for this tiny chihuahua, having a best friend 120 times his size is proving a great source of comfort. The diminutive Digby was abandoned on the street next to a set of bins. At just over a month old and weighing less than 1lb, he was freezing cold and perilously close to death. Fortunately, he was rescued by the RSPCA and taken to their Southridge centre in Hertfordshire - where he quickly became inseparable from 9st mastiff Nero. Scroll down for video New pals: Tiny chihuahua Digby with best friend Nero, a 9st mastiff who is 120 times the size. Digby was rescued by the RSPCA and taken to a centre in Hertfordshire where the two have quickly become inseparable
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Tiny chihuahua Digby was abandoned on the street next to a set of bins
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He was taken to RSPCA rescue centre where he met new best friend Nero
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The 9st mastiff is 120 times the size and eats his pal's weight in pet food
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Digby, who was perilously close to death, has taken on a new lease of life

Question: But staff at the RSPCA say he has been revived and come out of his shell after finding @placeholder

Answer: Nero

Answer: Nero

Answer: Nero


(CNN) With the value of oil and the Naira currency in decline, Nigeria is turning to old-fashioned pencils to provide relief. The Minister of Science and Technology, Ogbonnaya Onu, recently announced that the first pencil plant in West Africa would start production in 2018. "We have all the things to produce a pencil, which is used by a large number of people from our young pupils to engineers," Onu told Nigerian newspaper The Daily Trust. "The private sector will come in to do the production and we will see the benefits. When production of pencils begins, Nigerians will be amazed at the multiplier effects. It will create a minimum of 400,000 jobs."
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Nigeria plans to open the first pencil plant in West Africa in 2018
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Government officials believe this will create at least 400,000 jobs
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Pencils are seen as a way to kickstart a manufacturing industry

Question: The Minister explained that pencils use raw materials that @placeholder possesses in abundance, such as wood, graphite, and rubber.

Answer: Nigeria

Answer: Nigerian

Answer: Nigerians

Answer: Nigeria

Question: "It is a pity that Nigeria is fantasizing about the made-in-@placeholder pencil in this age," the author wrote.

Answer: Nigeria

Answer: Nigerian

Answer: Nigerians

Answer: Nigeria


An 11-year-old boy is refusing to sit back in silence and let his internet bullies get the last word. Logan Fairbanks and his dad Josh have become internet celebrities after making funny YouTube videos which, more often than not, see Logan doing something silly or being pranked by his dad - as was the case in a particularly popular video which saw his father secretly recording him singing and dancing in the shower. But in addition to earning over 11 million views, the clip also received a slew of comments from people across the internet, many of whom hurled hurtful insults at Logan about his weight and dancing skills. Now the Hartford, Michigan, native is coming forward, taking those bullies to task and telling other people who have been on the receiving end of nasty messages not to let it get them down.
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Logan Fairbanks and his dad make funny videos together, which often see the youngster being pranked by his father
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In May, the pair released a viral video for which Logan’s dad secretly taped him dancing while in the shower
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The Harford, Michigan native has since received an onslaught of nasty insults from internet commenters calling him 'fat' and 'ugly'
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He used his dad's YouTube page to post a clip of himself reading those comments, and hopes others will see how damaging they are

Question: 'I am both impressed and saddened by his video,' wrote another, before pleading with @placeholder to stop posting videos that embarrass his son.

Answer: Josh


Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino is in no doubt goalkeeper Michel Vorm has the strength of character to put his Capital One Cup final disappointment behind him and again prove an able deputy for  Hugo Lloris at Burnley on Sunday. With France international Lloris sidelined by a knee injury, Dutchman Vorm will stand in at Turf Moor. The 31-year-old, signed from Swansea in the summer, had to watch on from the bench at Wembley against Chelsea in last month's League Cup final defeat, despite having featured in the earlier rounds. Michel Vorm is set to deputise in place of Hugo Lloris when Tottenham play Burnley on Sunday
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Michel Vorm's Tottenham chances have been few since Swansea transfer
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But Vorm is set to cover for injured Hugo Lloris against Burnley
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Manager Mauricio Pochettino has praised Vorm's attitude and character

Question: @placeholder, however, has every confidence Vorm can produced the required performance when thrown back into the action against the Clarets.

Answer: Mauricio Pochettino

Answer: Mauricio Pochettino


More than 100 firefighters are battling a major warehouse fire in Perivale, west London which is pumping black toxic smoke into the sky. Approximately 30 people fled the building as the blaze took hold in the warehouse on Wadsworth Road, Perivale at around 7pm. A total of 15 fire engines from seven different stations raced to the scene in an effort to control the blaze, which can be seen from miles around. Station Manager Jeff Lisle who is at the scene said: 'The fire is producing a lot of smoke and I advise locals to keep windows and doors shut.'
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30 warehouse workers escaped from the burning building in west London
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100 firefighters raced to the scene in Perivale, west London at 7pm
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15 pumps from seven different fire stations battled the blazing inferno
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Flames and smoke could be spotted across north west London

Question: It's put @placeholder on the map for all the wrong reasons.'

Answer: Perivale

Answer: Perivale

Answer: Perivale


(CNN) -- News of Angelina Jolie's decision to undergo a prophylactic double mastectomy has instantly increased awareness of hereditary forms of cancer caused by mutations in the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes. While the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes were discovered in the mid-1990s, genetic testing for the genes is increasingly available. Jolie's case highlights the importance of knowing one's family history and learning one's cancer risks in order to address them proactively. Everyone has the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes. We have two copies of each gene and get one each from our mother and father. They play a role in protecting the body against the development of cancer.
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Everyone has BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes; a mutation can show increased cancer risk
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Not everyone needs to be tested for the gene mutation
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Genetic counselors and other providers can help determine whether to test and when

Question: A positive @placeholder result gives a woman a 60% to 80% lifetime risk of breast cancer and a 30% to 45% lifetime risk of ovarian cancer.

Answer: BRCA1

Answer: BRCA1

Answer: BRCA1

Answer: BRCA1


(CNN) -- The wife of a former top Chinese politician has admitted to poisoning a British businessman, blaming a "mental breakdown" for her actions that resulted in Neil Heywood's death, state news reported. The closely watched murder trial of Gu Kailai took place Thursday, adjourning in the afternoon without the announcement of a verdict, said Tang Yigan, deputy head of the Hefei Intermediate People's Court. On Friday, the state-run Xinhua news agency offered details on what transpired in court the previous day during the seven-hour long trial. That included a statement by Gu in which she not only didn't deny the accusations levied against her, but "accepted all the facts written in the indictment" -- including poisoning Heywood at a time when she thought her son's life was in danger.
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The wife of ex-Chinese politician Bo Xilai says, "I suffered a mental breakdown"
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A family aide confesses to his role, saying, "I really know that I did wrong"
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British businessman Neil Heywood died after being poisoned in his hotel room
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Gu's murder trial occurred Thursday, though no verdict has been announced

Question: @placeholder's admission is the latest phase in the fall from grace of the prominent family of Bo Xilai, Gu's husband, who until earlier this year had appeared destined to join the elite committee of leaders at the top of China's ruling party.

Answer: Gu Kailai

Answer: Gu

Answer: Gu

Question: Gu's admission is the latest phase in the fall from grace of the prominent family of Bo Xilai, @placeholder's husband, who until earlier this year had appeared destined to join the elite committee of leaders at the top of China's ruling party.

Answer: Gu Kailai

Answer: Gu

Answer: Gu

Question: She put a "Do not disturb" sign on @placeholder's hotel room door and told hotel staff not to bother him, a hotel employee said.

Answer: Neil Heywood

Answer: Heywood

Answer: Neil Heywood


A second partner of the former cabaret singer suspected of committing the 'perfect murder' is said to have disappeared. Leigh Ann Sabine is believed to have killed husband John and hidden his body in their flat for 18 years until the skeleton was discovered after her death last month. Now relatives and neighbours have said that a retired fireman, known only as Derek, moved in with her soon after Mr Sabine vanished in 1997. But after a tempestuous relationship he too suddenly departed, with Sabine telling friends she'd 'had enough of him'. It was also claimed that Sabine and her new lover may have slept on top of her murdered husband’s body hidden in a divan in her ‘immaculate’ two-bedroom flat in Beddau near Pontypridd, South Wales.
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Leigh Ann Sabine is believed to have killed her husband, John, in 1997
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The skeleton lay undiscovered in their flat until after her death last month
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Now relatives have said another man moved in after Mr Sabine vanished
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But  he suddenly departed and it is suggested she might have killed him too

Question: Sabine's friend Violet Scott said @placeholder lived with the retired fire officer 'on and off' but grew tired of him.

Answer: Leigh Ann Sabine

Answer: Sabine

Answer: Sabine

Answer: Sabine

Answer: Leigh Ann Sabine

Answer: Sabine


New York (CNN) The Turkish government on Friday moved to seize assets belonging to a gold trader who, a day earlier, testified in US federal court that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan helped Iran evade sanctions. Reza Zarrab, an Iranian-Turkish gold trader currently testifying in a New York criminal trial, is now under investigation by the Terror and Organized Crime Bureau of the Istanbul Public Prosecutor's Office, according to Turkey's state-run Anadolu News Agency. Friday, the Turkish law enforcement agency decided to confiscate property that belongs to Zarrab and his relatives, the news agency said. Zarrab is married to the Turkish pop-folk singer Ebru Gündeş. Zarrab is being investigated for risking the security of the Republic of Turkey and aiding a foreign state.
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Turkish-Iranian gold trader Reza Zarrab has been testifying in US federal court
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He accused the Turkish President of helping to launder funds for Iran

Question: Zarrab has pleaded guilty to bank fraud and money laundering, admitted to running the international scheme, and is now testifying against a @placeholder banker on trial.

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkish

Question: During his testimony this week, Zarrab has detailed how his network of shell companies relied on Turkish banks and officials to illegally move @placeholder money.

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iranian

Answer: Iranian

Answer: Iran


(CNN) As the Zika scare ramps up in south Florida, Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez said authorities will target 10 square miles north of downtown Miami to combat the virus. Citing recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention -- which issued a travel warning Monday -- and the Florida Department of Health, Gimenez said the mosquito control team would start spraying the area, which includes the Wynwood neighborhood, by Wednesday morning. "I ask all residents to continue to do their part by draining standing water, protecting ourselves and our families by using mosquito repellant and covering up when going outdoors, especially during early morning and evening hours," Gimenez said Tuesday.
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Miami-Dade County begins spraying a 10-mile area to curtail Zika virus
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CDC issues travel advisory for pregnant women and their partners

Question: "The @placeholder advises them to stay away from the area."

Answer: CDC


(CNN) The state of Vermont and the cities of Denver and Phoenix joined the growing list of places celebrating Native Americans on the federal holiday named for Christopher Columbus. Since Columbus Day 2015, at least 14 communities in the United States have passed measures designating the second Monday in October Indigenous Peoples Day. The changes build on recent efforts to shift the day's focus from the Italian explorer, beginning in big cities including Seattle, Minneapolis and Albuquerque, and spreading to counties and school districts. "Indigenous Peoples Day represents a shift in consciousness," said Dr. Leo Killsback, a citizen of the Northern Cheyenne Nation and assistant professor of American Indian Studies at Arizona State University.
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At least 14 communities in the US observe Indigenous Peoples Day
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Support is not universal: Leaders in Oklahoma City and Cincinnati rejected proposals

Question: In most places, @placeholder does not replace Columbus Day or make it a paid holiday if it was not already one.

Answer: Indigenous Peoples Day

Answer: Indigenous Peoples Day

Answer: Indigenous Peoples Day


Tarboro, North Carolina (CNN) The weather is picture-perfect nearly a week after Hurricane Matthew unleashed winds and torrential rain on North Carolina's eastern flatlands -- but Princeville still is under water. "This is a disaster area. It's not going to recover in 24 hours, and it's still going on as we speak, not only in Princeville but 150 miles from here," Gov. Pat McCrory said. "People are playing golf 20 miles from here, and yet we have a whole town under water." The aftermath of Matthew's deluge has caused normally tranquil rivers to swell to record levels. Princeville, a town settled by freed slaves in the late 1800s, is among the most severely hit.
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Floodwaters persist days after Hurricane Matthew hit North Carolina
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Communities such as Princeville struggle to cope with storm's aftermath

Question: It isn't the first time @placeholder has experienced disastrous flooding.

Answer: Princeville

Answer: Princeville

Answer: Princeville

Answer: Princeville

Question: My little girl goes to @placeholder school and when I told her that the school actually got flooded, the reaction on her face totally broke my heart.

Answer: Princeville

Answer: Princeville

Answer: Princeville

Answer: Princeville

Question: As the governor walked across a bridge from Tarboro to @placeholder, hugging first responders Friday afternoon, one family watched from behind yellow caution tape that read "danger."

Answer: Princeville

Answer: Princeville

Answer: Princeville

Answer: Princeville


A young couple has travelled more than 1,700 miles from Sichuan, south-west China, to Jilin, north east China, to have weight loss treatment. The couple, who have a combined weight of 62 stone (870 pounds) hope that losing weight will help them conceive a healthy baby, reported People's Daily Online. They are now undergoing treatment at a hospital in Changchun, Jilin. Lin Yue and his wife Deng Yang are just approaching their 30s. Although their weight has been a problem for a long time - they had to get special outfits made for their wedding - they've decided now is the time to take action.
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Lin Yue and Deng Yang weigh three times that of average Chinese couples
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They traveled more than 1,700 miles to have the weight-loss treatment
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The couple are now being treated at a hospital in Jilin, north east China

Question: @placeholder hopes that she and her husband could have a new set of wedding photos taken at the end of their treatment.

Answer: Deng Yang

Answer: Deng Yang


Havana, Cuba (CNN) -- Friends, family members and fellow dissidents on Tuesday buried Oswaldo Payá Sardiñas, a prominent critic of Cuba's socialist government. Dissident organizations reported that dozens of anti-government activists were arrested as they made their way to Paya's funeral. Video showed police pushing several dissidents into buses. The Cuban government Tuesday did not immediately respond to CNN's inquiries regarding the arrests. Payá, 60, and another dissident Harold Cepero Escalante died Sunday after the car they were traveling in crashed near La Gavina, Cuba. Two other men in the car, Spanish politician Angel Carromero and Swedish politician Aron Modig, survived and were released from the hospital on Monday.
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Oswaldo Payá Sardiñas died in Sunday car crash
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Dozens of anti-government activists arrested on their way to Payá's funeral
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Cuban police said they are investigating the circumstances of Paya's death

Question: The diplomat said that on Tuesday Carromero was, for a second day, speaking to Cuban police and was being assisted by Spain's consul to @placeholder.

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuban


The Duchess of Cambridge's decision to 'borrow' a priceless tiara belonging to the Queen Mother rather than buying a new one has confused the Chinese media, MailOnline can reveal today. Kate wore the Papyrus tiara at last night's state banquet at Buckingham Palace, which has bamboozled Chinese journalists because sharing heirlooms is so rare. Chinese news website ifeng.com told readers the Duchess, 33, first wore the Queen Mother's tiara in 2013 and were surprised she didn’t just get a new one for meeting President Xi yesterday. One article said: 'It looks like this is not the first time that she "borrowed" the tiara from the Queen' - but added glowingly: 'This made Kate’s first state banquet appearance phenomenal. We look forward to more stunning fashion from her'.
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Chinese media confused by Kate's need to wear Queen Mother's tiara
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Journalists call British 'potato people' who 'can't drink tea properly'
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Obsession in China with Viscount Hood - falsely called 'Queen's butler'
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Britain to send TV like Sherlock in return for HS2 and nuclear power plants

Question: Coverage of the Chinese leader’s four-day state visit has also required a string of articles explaining @placeholder culture.

Answer: British

Question: A normal @placeholder family has four meals a day, including breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner.

Answer: British


(CNN) Newly-elected Philippines president Rodrigo Roa Duterte, in his first state of the nation address (SONA), announced an immediate unilateral ceasefire with communist rebels who have been battling government forces since 1968. Duterte's announcement comes as the Philippines government prepares to resume official peace talks with the Communist Party of the Philippines, National Democratic Party and the armed New People's Army in August, a move which may signal an end to Asia's longest running communist insurgency. "To the CPP/NPA/NDF, let us end these decades of ambuscades and skirmishes. We are going nowhere. And it is getting bloodier by the day," Duterte said in his speech.
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Rodrigo Duterte has announced a ceasefire with communist insurgents
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He has reinforced his commitment to fighting drugs, crime and corruption
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The Church held a mass for victims of extra-judicial killings during Duterte's speech

Question: Since Duterte took power, the @placeholder has seen a spike in vigilante and extra-judicial killings of suspected drug dealers, with  some media outlets estimating over 300 killed across the country since his June 30 inauguration.

Answer: Philippines

Answer: Philippines

Answer: Communist Party of the Philippines


(CNN) -- Orlando's police chief on Monday named a Florida man as the "primary suspect" in the case of the man's missing ex-fiancee, who hasn't been seen since the two appeared on an episode of "The People's Court." Police Chief Paul Rooney identified Dale Smith Jr., who relatives say is the father of two of Michelle Parker's children, as the lone suspect in the case. "We had to look at every aspect of the case before we could come out publicly and state that Mr. Smith is our primary focus," Rooney said at a news conference. "We will not rest until Michelle is found."
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Dale Smith Jr. is a suspect in Michelle Parker's disappearance, a police chief says
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She was last seen November 17, the day she and Smith were on "The People's Court"
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Her mother calls the naming of Smith as a suspect "sad" but "inevitable"

Question: Rooney acknowledged that authorities recently searched @placeholder's parents' house, though he didn't "want to go into evidence that we seized or didn't seize."

Answer: Dale Smith Jr.

Answer: Smith

Answer: Dale Smith Jr.

Answer: Smith

Answer: Smith


Washington (CNN) Rep. Jason Chaffetz called on Donald Trump Wednesday to "open up (his) kimono" and release his tax returns and medical records. The Utah Republican and House Oversight Committee chairman added his voice to a chorus of prominent Republican lawmakers appealing to the GOP presidential candidate to be more transparent about his wealth and health. "If you're going to run and try to become the president of the United States, you're going to have to open up your kimono and show everything, your tax returns, your medical records," Chaffetz told CNN's Jim Sciutto on "The Lead" after he criticized Hillary Clinton for allegedly allowing lines to blur between her family's charity, the Clinton Foundation, and the State Department while she was at its helm.
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Chaffetz added his voice to a chorus of Republican lawmakers appealing to Trump to be more transparent
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Rep. Sean Duffy also called on Trump to release his tax returns earlier this month

Question: So both candidates, @placeholder and Hillary Clinton, should show both their medical records and tax returns, absolutely."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Jailed: Riki Hughes stole £17,000 from the football club where he volunteered as club secretary A veteran of the Iraq war stole thousands of pounds from a children's football club and spent the money on a stag trip to Las Vegas. Lance Corporal Riki Hughes has been jailed for 16 months after he plundered the accounts of Tidworth Town Football Club, where he volunteered as club secretary. He claimed to be making rent payments to the club's landlord - even though the team was actually getting its property for free. Hughes, 31, spent the money on himself, including camping equipment and a stag holiday to Las Vegas, Salisbury Crown Court heard.
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Ex-soldier Riki Hughes, 31, was the club secretary at Tidworth Town FC
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He set up fake bank account in the name of the team's landlord and siphoned off at least £17,000
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Jailed for 16 months after spending the cash on camping gear and holiday

Question: The former soldier, who served two tours in @placeholder, pleaded guilty to stealing £17,000, but the club claimed that the total theft amounted to £26,000.

Answer: Iraq


Rohit Sharma hit his maiden World Cup century as India claimed a clinical 109 run victory over Bangladesh in the second quarter-final here on Thursday. It was the reigning World Cup champions’ 11th consecutive victory in a World Cup, second best only to Australia’s run of 25 matches between 2003-2011, as MS Dhoni won his 100th one-day international match as captain. Featuring in their first ever World Cup knockout match Bangladesh promised much early on as they restricted India to 125-3 from 30 overs but fell away under the pressure of the occasion, though there was an element of controversy.
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Rohit Sharma scored 137 from 126 balls as India posted a total of 302
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Suresh Raina was second top scorer for India in the first innings with 65
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Bangladesh were bowled out 109 runs short at the MCG
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MS Dhoni's side won all six of their group matches on way to last eight
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Bangladesh finished fourth in Group A after sending England packing
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Defending champions now meet  Australia or Pakistan in the semi-finals
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CLICK HERE for all the latest news from the Cricket World Cup

Question: @placeholder's Suresh Raina goes aerial for a six in his innings of 65, India's second highest score

Answer: India

Answer: India

Answer: India

Answer: India


Four 21-year-old women with ties to Creighton University in Nebraska were killed after they swerved to avoid a deer in their compact SUV. The vehicle crossed the centerline on a state highway on Saturday evening at about 7.30pm, where it was struck broadside by a mid-sized SUV, police said on Sunday. The victims have been named as Akuel Majouk, of Omaha, who was driving the 2001 Honda CR-V, and passengers Mariana Ramirez, of Omaha, Jennifer Guzman, of Omaha and Yoselin Deleon, of Bellevue, Nebraska, the state patrol said. The driver of the second vehicle, Robert Saunders, 60, sustained non-life-threatening injuries in the crash on Saturday night on a highway about five miles south of Beatrice, Nebraska, the Nebraska State Patrol said in a statement.
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Akuel Majouk, Mariana Ramirez and Jennifer Guzman, of Omaha, and Yoselin Deleon, of Bellevue, died in the crash
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Majouk was driving a 2001 Honda CR-V and swerved to avoid a deer
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The vehicle crossed the centerline on a state highway, where it was struck broadside by a mid-sized SUV
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The driver of the second vehicle, Robert Saunders, 60, sustained non-life-threatening injuries
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Majouk, Guzman and Deleon were juniors at Creighton University and members of the sorority Sigma Lambda Gamma
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Ramirez was a former student at the university and a friend of the women
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Relatives said the group was on the way to Kansas City to visit a friend

Question: Shocked friends and family members gathered outside @placeholder's home on Sunday morning.

Answer: Akuel Majouk

Answer: Akuel Majouk

Answer: Majouk

Answer: Majouk