Washington (CNN) -- Unmanned aircraft patrolling the nation's borders have an accident rate seven times greater than general aviation aircraft, and hundreds of times greater than the rate of jetliners, federal officials said Thursday in urging caution in expanding the use of pilotless planes. Unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs, have proven remarkably useful in the skies over Iraq and Afghanistan, but are difficult to integrate into U.S. skies, the most complex airspace in the world, FAA official Nancy Kalinowski said in testimony before a House Homeland Security subcommittee. Kalinowski said the accident rates for Customs and Border Protection (CBP) aircraft are based on a relatively limited use of the planes -- only 5,688 flight hours. But because of the limited data, "the FAA must make conservative decisions" concerning integrating UAVs into U.S. skies, Kalinowski said.
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Unmanned aircraft have higher accident rates than regular aircraft
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The  FAA urges caution in expanding the use of pilotless planes in the United States
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An FAA official told a House subcommittee that the agency must make conservative decisions on the issue

Question: Increasingly, government agencies, police departments and private businesses have pushed the @placeholder for expanded use of UAVs.

Answer: FAA

Answer: FAA

Answer: FAA

Answer: FAA

Question: Public operators of UAVs such as the government and universities must obtain a special @placeholder certificate of waiver or authorization before operating in U.S. civil airspace.

Answer: FAA

Answer: FAA

Answer: FAA

Answer: FAA


Near Simferopol, Ukraine (CNN) -- In the wake of Russia's invasion of Crimea, the mood here Tuesday was tense, but the streets appeared eerily calm. Ukraine's Crimea region has become the flashpoint in a geopolitical crisis that has embroiled London, Washington, the United Nations and NATO. In the days since they crossed the border into this strategically important peninsula on the Black Sea, Russian forces have surrounded 10 Ukrainian military bases -- 16,000 troops in the past week, according to Ukrainian officials. There has been no fighting -- or loss of life -- but there were ample signs of preparation.
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NEW: A supporter of Ukrainian forces says talks, not fights, will solve problems
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Rumor, confusion and outlandish claims mix freely in Crimea's capital
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"Mother, I'm sorry I had to go," reads poem at memorial in Kiev's Independence Square
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Protesters in Kiev say they are outraged, willing to fight Russian troops

Question: They say they relish the prospect of a referendum this month that could see @placeholder "decoupled" from Ukraine.

Answer: Crimea

Answer: Crimea

Answer: Crimea

Question: "It will mean either we have full autonomy or we disconnect from @placeholder and join fully with Russia.

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukrainian

Question: "It will mean either we have full autonomy or we disconnect from Ukraine and join fully with @placeholder.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Question: Their uniforms bore no @placeholder army insignia that might inflame anti-Russian Ukrainians.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Question: The base's structure complicated the situation -- it is home not only to @placeholder service members but also to their families.

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukrainian


(CNN) -- The midterm elections are less than three weeks away, but by several measures, Democrats have already won. Sure, elections are about the race to the top between competing candidates, but they're also a barometer on long-term trends, issues and party trajectories. While the winners of this season's sprints have yet to be determined, Democrats look well-positioned for the lengthier political marathon. How? 1. There's still a contest for the Senate Historically, the party in the White House tends to lose seats in Congress during midterm elections. The second midterm election of a two-term president -- as this election is for President Barack Obama -- is usually brutal. Only six times since the Civil War has a president come close to gaining seats in both chambers in a sixth-year election.
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Sally Kohn: Midterm elections are also a gauge for trends and party trajectories
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Kohn: By that measure, Democrats have won on issues and policies that matter to the public
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She says GOP's war on women have turned off voters; some Republicans act desperate
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Kohn: Democrats will likely prevail in elections down the road, which is the ultimate victory

Question: Economic equality and reproductive freedom are basic priorities for women voters, a group that @placeholder already had a tough time winning over.

Answer: GOP

Answer: Republicans

Question: Mind you, it's deeply disturbing that @placeholder have used the fig leaf of voter fraud to justify disenfranchising countless legitimate voters to serve their partisan ends.

Answer: GOP

Answer: Republicans


Bolivia stunned Ecuador with three goals in the first half as they climbed to the top of Group A with victory at the Elias Figueroa Stadium Monday night - their first competitive win away from home since 1995. Captain Ronald Raldes gave Bolivia the lead after just four minutes before Martin Smedberg-Dalence increased the advantage shortly after. Enner Valencia missed the chance to make it 2-1 when the West Ham striker saw his penalty saved by goalkeeper Romel Quinonez. Bolivia were three up on the stroke of half-time through Martins Moreno, who succeeded where Valencia had failed and converted from the penalty spot to give El Verde a commanding lead.
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Bolivia captain Ronald Raldes gave his side the lead in the fourth minute
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Martin Smedberg-Dalence doubled the lead for Bolivia inside 20 minutes
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Martins Moreno made it 3-0 before half-time from the penalty spot
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Enner Valencia pulled a goal back for Ecuador minutes after the interval
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Miller Bolanos scored  from distance to make it 3-2 but Bolivia hung on

Question: @placeholder were presented with the perfect opportunity to half the arrears when Valencia was tugged back at the far post by Edward Zenteno.

Answer: Ecuador

Answer: Ecuador

Question: @placeholder tucked the ball away but the referee ordered it to be re-taken for apparent encroachment during the Hammers striker's run-up.

Answer: Enner Valencia

Answer: Valencia

Answer: Enner Valencia


When they met in an online IVF support group back in 2011, Andrea Rivas and Sandi Palmisano were two women struggling to get pregnant. They longed for children and believed if they could at least have one healthy baby each, they'd be happy. Fast forward four years and the two women from Martinsburg, West Virginia have six babies between them – three sets of twins. And all of them were carried by Andrea. Their story is a miraculous one of hope and friendship. In 2014 Andrea made headlines when she gave birth to Sandi's children EmmaLee and Grayson after agreeing to become a gestational carrier for Palmisano when a medical condition prevented her from carrying an embryo to term.
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Andrea Rivas and Sandi Palmisano, both from Martinsburg, W Va, met through an online IVF support group
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Andrea, 30, and her husband Mark, 41, had twins through IVF but Sandi, 47, and her husband Philip, 45, failed in three cycles - then Andrea stepped in to become a surrogate
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But months after giving birth to Sandi's twins, Andrea and her husband Mark conceived naturally - and amazingly were told they would have twins again
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She gave birth in March almost a year to the day since giving birth to Sandi and Philip's twins
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Sandi tells Daily Mail Online: 'Between the two of us we have six babies. It's almost impossible to put into words.'

Question: In the meantime @placeholder was stunned and almost too shocked to believe what she had heard.

Answer: Sandi Palmisano

Answer: Sandi

Answer: Sandi Palmisano

Answer: Sandi

Answer: Sandi

Answer: Sandi

Answer: Sandi


Family and friends who travelled from around the world for an Australian bride's wedding instead face having to attend her funeral after she was allegedly murdered just a week before her big day. Stephanie Scott, 26, was due marry her partner of five years, Aaron Leeson-Woolley, in front of 120 guests in a small town in New South Wales this Saturday. But the English and drama teacher vanished on Sunday while excitedly making final preparations for the wedding. Now police have charged a man with her murder despite not having found her body, leaving her loved ones with the devastating task of continuing the search and making funeral arrangements.
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Stephanie Scott, 26, was due to marry Aaron Leeson-Woolley this Saturday
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She vanished on Sunday while brimming with excitement about wedding
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Police have charged man, 24, with her murder despite not finding her body
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Family face devastating task of continuing search and planning funeral

Question: Sunday 10am: She texts her fiancé @placeholder to tell him about her plans for the morning

Answer: Aaron Leeson-Woolley


It was an emotional day for Jose Mourinho as he lifted his first trophy since returning to Chelsea at Wembley on Sunday evening. It ended a 'drought' of 914 days since Mourinho last won a competition, and the Chelsea boss looked close to tears at the final whistle, before celebrating the success with captain John Terry and the rest of his team. Mourinho heaped praise on his players after winning the 21st trophy of his managerial career, above all on those who did not even play in the final but had played a big part in getting the Blues there, such as Thibaut Courtois and Filipe Luis.
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Chelsea beat Tottenham 2-0 at Wembley to lift Capital One Cup
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Jose Mourinho picks up first trophy since returning to Stamford Bridge
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Mourinho looked close to tears at final whistle before celebrating with team
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Chelsea boss full of praise for his players for final display

Question: Jose Mourinho looks solemn as he oversees the @placeholder warm-up before the game at Wembley

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea


Gerard Deulofeu wants to stay at Everton beyond this season because of the positive influence Roberto Martinez is having on his career. Everton’s step-over king, who dazzled again in midweek in the Capital One Cup win over Middlesbrough, can be bought back by Barcelona for £6.3m this summer. Deulofeu, 21, who has nine goals for Everton and Spain Under 21s, could be in Spain’s squad for next summer’s European Championship and credits Martinez for his progress. He said: ‘He [Martinez] is the one giving the players that confidence to play. He wants young competitive players with that mix of experienced players around them and he wants us to play good football.
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Gerard Deulofeu wants to stay at Everton beyond the end of this season
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The 21-year-old can be bought back by Barcelona for £6.3million
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Credits manager Roberto Martinez with giving him confidence to play

Question: @placeholder’s chances of keeping Deulofeu are strengthened by a clause in his contract that Barcelona cannot buy him back next summer just to sell him on for a profit.

Answer: Everton

Answer: Everton

Answer: Everton

Answer: Everton


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Two Chinese fishing vessels came "dangerously close" to a U.S. military ship in the Yellow Sea off the coast of China last week -- the fifth such incident in the past few months, two U.S. officials told CNN Tuesday. The USNS Victorious is an unarmed ocean surveillance ship operated by a civilian crew. The officials -- who could not be identified because the incident has not yet been formally announced -- said the two Chinese boats approached the USNS Victorious, a military sealift command ship, in international waters Friday in the Yellow Sea, which lies between China and North and South Korea.
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Chinese boats force U.S. ship to come to dangerous sudden stop, U.S. officials say
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The fishing boats repeatedly come close to USNS Victorious, officials say
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USNS Victorious authorized to do listening operations in international waters
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The Victorious was involved in another incident in Yellow Sea in March

Question: The officials did not know the exact size of the @placeholder ships but described them as being smaller than the 235-foot long U.S. vessel.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Question: The crew of the Victorious turned its fire hoses on to keep the @placeholder ships away but did not directly spray them at the smaller boats, one official said.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Question: The @placeholder also sounded its danger alarm system and radioed for assistance to a larger Chinese fisheries service vessel nearby.

Answer: USNS Victorious

Answer: USNS Victorious

Answer: USNS Victorious

Answer: USNS Victorious

Question: The following day, a @placeholder Y-12 maritime surveillance aircraft conducted 12 fly-bys of the Victorious at an altitude of about 400 feet and a range of 500 yards, the Pentagon said.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Question: The @placeholder claim much of those waters as an economic zone over which they have sole authority.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese


With celebrities appearing to magically snap back into shape mere weeks after giving birth, there's increasing pressure on new mums to get their pre-pregnancy body back quicker than ever. The Duchess of Cambridge, who is due to give birth any day now, was applauded for her natural approach to her post-birth figure, when she had Prince George in 2013. Experts agree that carefully easing the body back into exercise is the best method and Camilla Lawrence, women’s health physiotherapist at Six Physio, tells MailOnline how to get your body back to its pre-pregnancy shape - safely. Scroll down for video
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New mothers under more pressure than ever to 'bounce back' after birth
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Experts warn that doing too much too soon could do long term damage
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Camilla Lawrence, women’s health physiotherapist, says safety is key

Question: But according to @placeholder, following these simple steps can get new mums on the right track.

Answer: Camilla Lawrence

Answer: Camilla Lawrence

Question: Some 30 per cent of women have ongoing urinary incontinence post pregnancy, admits @placeholder, and 50 per cent have some form of prolapse after childbirth.

Answer: Camilla Lawrence

Answer: Camilla Lawrence

Question: This is why it’s so important to seek instruction from an expert, warns @placeholder.

Answer: Camilla Lawrence

Answer: Camilla Lawrence


A Syrian widow has spoken out about her personal experience of being forced to flee her home after an ISIS commander told her: 'Marry me or become my slave.' In an interview with the Telegraph, Shorkana Khalil Alawi, 37, recalled how she took her only son, Mustafa, and fled the Syrian city of Deir ezzor at dawn to escape a certain life of abuse and servitude at the hands of a local ISIS emir. She now lives with her son in a small one bedroom shack without any running water in the suburbs of the Turkish city of Urfa. Before the civil war, Ms Alawi was happily married and worked as a primary school in Deir ezzor.
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Before the civil war, Shorkana Alawi was happily married and working as a primary school teacher
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Ms Alawi's husband was killed within weeks of joining the Free Syrian Army, leaving Shorkana and her son Mustafa alone in Deir ezzor.
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A Moroccan ISIS fighter persistently tried to marry her but she initially decline his advances
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Shorkana managed to flee Syria just two days before she was expected to marry the Moroccan fighter, who was 10 years her junior

Question: Without any running water, @placeholder manages to send Mustafa to a free school, run by other refugees.

Answer: Shorkana Khalil Alawi

Answer: Shorkana Alawi

Answer: Shorkana

Answer: Shorkana


Michelle Obama has had an awkward start to her visit to Japan as she was pictured towering over Emperor Akihito and stumbling as she tried to bow, shake his hand and curtsey at once. The First Lady, dressed in a florid combination of a blazer and skirt, dwarfed the Emperor in her silver stilettos, while he maintained his composure and smiled politely. She then squatted slightly while shaking his hand, seemingly trying to disguise the difference of height between them. Mrs Obama, who is 5ft 9in tall, also caused embarrassment earlier in the day when she grabbed Akie Abe, wife of Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, in a hug-and-handshake combination while the Japanese First Lady was trying to bow.
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Mrs Obama towered over Emperor Akihito and stumbled as she tried to bow, shake his hand and curtsey at once
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She also grabbed Japan's First Lady in a hug-and-handshake combination while she was mid-bow
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The awkward trip is being described as a 'makeup call' after Mrs Obama failed to accompany the President to Japan last year
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Tensions are high after death threats to the U.S. Ambassador to Japan
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Mrs Obama wore a green printed dress from Kenzo’s Fall 2014 collection, followed by a striking flower-print suit

Question: Body-check: Michelle Obama attempts an ill-fated hug-and-handshake combination when meeting Japan's First Lady, @placeholder.

Answer: Akie Abe


(CNN) A trail of clues provided by a Washington Post reporter and his readers led Univision anchor Enrique Acevedo to Donald Trump's shimmering golf resort outside Miami earlier this week. There, Acevedo found something that has elicited both shock and mystery within the political world: a portrait of Trump that the Republican nominee reportedly paid for using money from his charitable foundation. "A lot of people have been looking for this painting," Acevedo wrote Wednesday. The search was prompted by David Fahrenthold, the Washington Post reporter who has been investigating the Trump Foundation. In a story published Tuesday, Fahrenthold reported that the real estate mogul had used money from the Trump Foundation to purchase a $10,000, four-foot-tall acrylic painting of himself at a charity fundraiser.
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The Republican nominee reportedly paid for a portrait using money from his charitable foundation
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A Univision reporter says he found the painting at the Trump National Doral Resort near Miami

Question: Fahrenthold had already reported that @placeholder used the foundation's money to buy another portrait of himself, one that was six-feet-tall and cost $20,000.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump Foundation

Answer: Trump Foundation

Answer: Trump National Doral Resort

Question: The resort happens to be mere blocks from @placeholder's studios.

Answer: Univision

Answer: Univision


Geoff Barrow has accused streaming services of giving music away, saying his band Portishead were paid just £1,700 despite getting 34million plays The founder of rock band Portishead has waded into the debate over music streaming, saying that he received just £1,700 in royalties despite his songs being played 34million times. In a series of tweets Geoff Barrow, Portishead's founder and instrumentalist, attacked Spotify, YouTube, Apple and 'especially' Universal Music for selling his music cheaply. He added that he has nothing against streaming, but wants musicians to be paid more, and says it is hurting young talent, stopping people from establishing themselves on the scene.
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Geoff Barrow said streaming services and record labels give music away
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Added that young talents were being given a raw deal by companies
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Artists have long complained of low royalties paid by likes of Spotify
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Taylor Swift recently pulled all of her music off of the site in protest

Question: The membership-based service  will operate in a similar format to @placeholder, providing music and exclusive videos that users can stream on computers, tablets and smartphones or listen to offline.

Answer: Spotify

Answer: Spotify


(CNN) -- Heavy rains from the outer bands of Typhoon Saola, which hovered near the Philippines beginning last week, have left 23 people dead and another five injured, an official with the National Disaster Coordinating Center said Thursday. The center's executive director, Benito Ramos, told CNN in a telephone interview that another 129 people -- most of them fishermen -- had been rescued. Forty-four evacuation centers were opened as Manila and the cities of Valenzuela and Malabon north of the capital along Manila Bay remained flooded, he said. In all, Saola dropped as much as half a meter (1.5 feet) of rain over the Philippines, said CNNI Meteorologist Taylor Ward.
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129 people, most of them fishermen, have been rescued in the Philippines
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44 evacuation centers are open
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The typhoon has moved on to Taiwan
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It is expected to continue on to China

Question: Rains over the Philippines were only intermittent by Thursday at about 4 a.m., when the typhoon -- packing winds of 157 kph (98 mph) was making landfall in northeast @placeholder, said Ward.

Answer: Taiwan


As Britain’s Got Talent acts go, she was certainly a conversation starter – a ‘talking’ dog with singing skills and a sense of humour. But some viewers at home were less dazzled by Miss Wendy's false mouth trick - and questioned the effect of the 'cruel' stunt on the dog. After Saturday's episode of the show, broadcasting regulator Ofcom received 21 complaints over the talking dog, while ITV received a further 35. The RSPCA yesterday said it would be contacting Britain’s Got Talent ‘to ascertain what methods were used’ in the performance. Scroll down for video Was it a trick? Britain's Got Talent singing dog Miss Wendy with owner Marc Métral stunned the judges - but it may not have been all it seemed
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Miss Wendy and owner Marc Métral put through to Semi Finals by panel
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But viewers said act was 'cruel' while RSPCA said it would work to 'ascertain what methods were used'
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Cowell called act 'incredible' - Amanda Holden said: 'You made TV history'
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But similar act was seen on America's Got Talent in United States in 2012

Question: You're in: Receiving not only a standing ovation, he also got a golden buzzer from @placeholder as his sister was able to move past her exit and give her brother a hug

Answer: Cowell


It is a pioneer of 'affordable luxury'. But the expected price tag on one of Apple's new Watches is far from wallet-friendly. At $10,000, the 18-carat gold, sapphire and crystal Apple Watch Edition being launched on Monday would be the firm's most expensive product since the $10,000 Lisa computer in 1983, developed by Steve Jobs, which was poorly received. It is the first new innovation to come from Apple since Jobs died in 2011, and will be unveiled by chief executive Tim Cook on Monday. Analysts have branded the move a clear attempt to segway into Asia's booming luxury goods market - and suggest it could be the start of an entirely new market.
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Apple Watch Edition is set to be priced at $10,000 on Monday's launch
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18-carat gold, sapphire and crystal product would be firm's most expensive item since 1983
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It is Apple's first move from affordable luxury into the luxury goods market
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Technology analyst and luxury goods analyst both tell DailyMail.com they are confident the product has the potential to succeed in the market

Question: She told @placeholder: 'Apple produces good design, and I hate to say it but good design is priceless.

Answer: DailyMail.com


After three months of closure, the Lindt Chocolate Café at the centre of the Sydney Siege is set to reopen in a matter of days. Workers at the scene of one of Australia's most infamous terror attacks  told The Daily Telegraph the Sydney CBD cafe will reopen by the end of the week. The café made headlines around the world in December when gunman Man Haron Monis held staff and patrons hostage there for about 17 hours. Scroll down for video The Lindt cafe at Martin Place will reopen by the end of the week, with a memorial to honour the bravery of the hostages and the two victims who died in the Sydney siege
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Lindt will reopen their Martin Place cafe by the end of the week
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It was damaged during the infamous 17-hour Sydney siege on December 16
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Hostages Katrina Dawson and Tori Johnson died when police stormed the building
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The cafe will include a memorial to honour the 'bravery' of the two victims

Question: '@placeholder was someone who had a very positive approach to life and this page was set up in Tori's memory after the event to raise funds for beyondblue, a charity chosen by his family,' the spokesman said.

Answer: Tori Johnson


Los Angeles (CNN) -- The judge presiding over the Michael Jackson family's wrongful death lawsuit against AEG rejected the concert promoter's arguments that family members were the source of leaked e-mails in the case. AEG lawyers accused Michael Jackson's three children, his mother and their lawyers of giving the e-mails to a newspaper reporter in violation of the judge's order that they remain under seal. "It is clear that only one entity could have done it," AEG lawyer Marvin Putnam said in a hearing last month. Jackson family lawyers became furious in court, pointing out that AEG was accusing 10-year-old Blanket Jackson, the youngest of the children.
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AEG failed to show the leaked e-mails came from the Jackson side of the lawsuit, judge says
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The e-mails reveal AEG had doubts about Michael Jackson's health months before his death
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Jackson's mother and children accuse the concert promoter of contributing to the death
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The trial is set for April

Question: While publication of the e-mails might have made AEG look bad, they were "extremely negative against Michael Jackson," painting him "as a basket case," @placeholder lawyer Deborah Chang said.

Answer: Michael Jackson

Answer: Michael Jackson

Answer: Jackson

Answer: Michael Jackson

Answer: Jackson


When Jeremy Corbyn took his seat on the Labour frontbench this week, the familiar figure of Diane Abbott was by his side. In fact, Abbott – elevated to the Shadow Cabinet for the first time since she entered Parliament in 1987 – was also close to Corbyn at his coronation as Labour leader in Westminster last Saturday. For more than 35 years, Corbyn, 66, the MP for Islington North since 1983, has been a close friend and political soulmate of Abbott, 61, the MP for the adjoining constituency of Hackney North. They were driven together by an ideological belief that Labour had become too moderate. But they were not just united in a belief in higher taxes for the middle classes, and unilateral nuclear disarmament.
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Political soulmates Jeremy Corbyn & Diane Abbott became lovers in 1979
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Happened even though Corbyn was married to academic Jane Chapman
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Story of Corbyn’s tryst also shed new light on a 1985 interview Abbott gave
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She said ‘finest half-hour’ was romping with naked man in a Cotswold field

Question: There was an almost magnetic attraction between @placeholder and Jeremy.’

Answer: Diane Abbott


An arm, legs, underwear, dark jeans and size 5½ Air Jordan sneakers turned up on the Queens side of the East River. The jeans and shoes were the same size of Avonte Oquendo, an autistic 14-year-old last seen last fall walking unsupervised out of his school. Yet his mother was steadfast: "It's not Avonte until it's Avonte." That time has come. On Tuesday -- five days after those body parts and scraps of clothing were found -- Vanessa Fontaine learned that DNA tests proved her son's remains indeed had been found. Her lawyer said that Fontaine has been stoic, strong, focused and hopeful throughout this ordeal. But after police told her the news on Tuesday, "she finally just broke down ... just crying and crying."
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Avonte Oquendo's mother was hopeful until the very end, her lawyer says
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He says Avonte would be alive if not for "cascade of errors" at school he'd attended
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Security video shows the autistic teen leaving a New York City school on October 4
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Several of his body parts, some clothes were found last week in the East River

Question: To which she replied through the tears, "It's @placeholder, it's Avonte.

Answer: Avonte Oquendo

Answer: Avonte

Answer: Avonte Oquendo

Answer: Avonte

Question: He would be wearing his @placeholder, and they wouldn't have been found in a river."

Answer: Air Jordan


Buenos Aires (CNN) Argentina's coast guard says it sank a Chinese fishing vessel that was fishing in a restricted area off the South American country's coast. The Argentine Naval Prefecture chased and eventually sank the Lu Yan Yuan Yu 010 vessel after detecting it illegally fishing within the country's exclusive economic zone, officials  said Tuesday. First, according to a statement from the Argentine coast guard, warning shots were fired. The Chinese vessel, Argentine authorities said, responded by turning off its lights and deliberately trying to crash. "On distinct occasions, the offending boat realized maneuvers aimed at colliding with the coast guard, putting not only its own crew at risk, but also the personnel of the coast guard," the statement said.
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Argentina's coast guard accuses a Chinese boat of trying to collide deliberately
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China calls on Argentina to investigate incident
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The Chinese vessel was fishing illegally in its exclusive economic zone, Argentina says
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The coast guard says it chased, opened fire on and eventually sank the vessel

Question: The statement added that the Chinese embassy in @placeholder had "urgently taken up the matter" with Argentine authorities.

Answer: Argentina

Answer: Argentine

Answer: Argentine

Answer: Argentina

Answer: Argentina

Answer: Argentina


When Kris Commons delivered his very public Ronny Roar in Molde it was a seminal moment. The instant the last vestige of tolerance and indulgence of Ronny Deila’s erratic Celtic rein disappeared. The night the wheels came off. Here was Mark Viduka throwing his boots at Eric Black as a hapless John Barnes looked on. Or Tony Mowbray motionless on the Paisley touchline as St Mirren slammed in their fourth goal. Unlike Barnes or Mowbray, Deila won’t be thrown under a bus. Not immediately. The first Celtic manager in history to be judged solely on what he does in Europe, Chief Executive Peter Lawwell hand-picked the Norwegian. Right now that’s his insurance policy.
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Kris Commons showed frustration at being substituted during Molde defeat
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The Celtic star has since apologised for venting his frustration in public
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Ronny Deila could be dismissed if European form does not change

Question: Let’s be blunt, @placeholder should have scored five or six.

Answer: Molde

Answer: Molde


(CNN Student News) -- May 3, 2011 Download PDF maps related to today's show: • Abbottabad, Pakistan • New York, The Pentagon, Shanksville Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. CNN ANNOUNCER: This is CNN Breaking News. DON LEMON, CNN ANCHOR, CNN NEWSROOM: We're being told by a White House official that the president will make a statement at 10:30. WOLF BLITZER, CNN ANCHOR, THE SITUATION ROOM WITH WOLF BLITZER: I'm told by sources it is a national security issue. JOHN KING, CNN HOST, JOHN KING, USA: CNN is told by several sources now that the president of the United States will announce in just moments that the United States has the body of Osama bin Laden.
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Look back at the history of terrorist acts linked to Osama bin Laden
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Follow the intelligence trail that led to Pakistan and bin Laden's death
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See and hear some of the reaction to bin Laden's death from around the U.S.
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Use the Daily Discussion to help students understand today's featured news stories

Question: 1996: @placeholder declared a "jihad," or holy war, against U.S. forces.

Answer: Osama bin Laden

Answer: Osama bin Laden

Answer: bin Laden

Answer: bin Laden

Question: I met repeatedly with my national security team as we developed more information about the possibility that we had located bin Laden hiding within a compound deep inside @placeholder.

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Question: There are some disagreements between the U.S. and @placeholder over how much info the Pakistani government had about the assault on the compound.

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Question: There are some disagreements between the U.S. and Pakistan over how much info the @placeholder government had about the assault on the compound.

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Question: The two countries agreed to work together to fight terrorists, but the U.S. and @placeholder have had some problems with each other recently.

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Question: Pakistan is angry about American attacks against terrorists inside @placeholder borders.

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan


(CNN) Imagine Jason Bourne -- but with feathers, claws and two-meter wingspan. A vulture that flew into Lebanon from an Israeli nature reserve has been captured on suspicion of spying, according to local media reports. Gamla Nature Reserve tracked the bird to near the southern Lebanese village of Bint Jbeil, which is just a few kilometers over the border from Israel -- then reports began trickling in that the bird was being held by locals who suspected it because it had Israeli tags and devices. A series of pictures also surfaced: one of a vulture with Israeli tags and a rope tied around its leg; another of a transmitter on the same bird's back; and another of two men displaying the bird's massive wingspan.
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Vulture with Israeli tags held by locals in Lebanon on suspicion of carrying "hostile" equipment
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A dolphin, other vultures -- and even sharks have previously been implicated as Israeli spies

Question: Since then, the @placeholder parks authority has not been able to track where the vulture went and is worried about its health.

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israeli


The inquest will be long, weary and painful. Yet the reasons Celtic suffered a second successive Champions League exit under Ronny Deila were not hard to find. On a night when they needed discipline, calm and composure, Scotland's champions contrived to make a pig's ear of it. Malmo not only had the mouth. They also had the trousers. Over two games against a modest team, Celtic's defending was dismal. Shipping three goals from corner kicks, the zonal marking was wretched. In their past five games, Deila's side have now lost nine goals, 28 in their past 18 European matches in all. The Achilles' heel is clear, brutally exposed once more to the naked eye here.
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Celtic failed to reach the lucrative group stage of the Champions League after losing in Sweden
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Markus Rosenberg opened the scoring for the home side with a header in the first half
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Celtic's Leigh Griffiths was fortunate not to see red for appearing to knee an opposition player in the privates
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The visitors had a goal disallowed when Nir Biton found the net but the referee incorrectly ruled a handball
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Felipe Carvalho added a second 10 minutes after the break to double Malmo's advantage

Question: @placeholder had the scent of blood in their nostrils and even one looked beyond them.

Answer: Malmo

Answer: Malmo


Mark Hughes will warn Roy Hodgson against calling up Jack Butland to the England squad next month as the goalkeeper nurses a broken finger. Butland suffered the injury on Friday in training but was Man of the Match for Stoke City on Saturday, brilliantly keeping rampant Norwich City at bay. His early-season form means England will look to give the 22-year-old the nod to be Joe Hart's understudy for games against San Marino and Switzerland. Hughes, however, would rather he stopped in the Potteries. 'He has got to be careful with it,' the manager said. 'It was a big decision to let him play but he is a very positive young man and that's why I didn't have any real fear.
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Stoke City goalkeeper Jack Butland broke his finger in training on Friday
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He then put in a Man of the Match performance for Stoke on Saturday
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Mark Hughes will nevertheless warn Roy Hodgson against calling up Jack Butland to the England squad next month

Question: Butland said: 'The @placeholder fans have been very supportive and they sing it most games.

Answer: Stoke City

Answer: Stoke City

Answer: Stoke


Washington (CNN) A Russian fighter jet recently conducted an "unprofessional" intercept of a US KC-10 tanker aircraft in the skies over Syria, prompting Russian officers to apologize, Lt. Gen. Jeffrey Harrigian told reporters at the Pentagon Wednesday. A US military official told CNN that the incident took place approximately two weeks ago and that the Russian fighter had performed a "barrel roll" over the US plane. The official added that the US assesses the pilot was acting on his own initiative in performing the action. Harrigian, who oversees US air forces in the region, said that the Russians apologized for that particular incident after the coalition communicated its displeasure about the unprofessional intercept.
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A US military official told CNN that the incident took place approximately two weeks ago
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The US and Russia have sought ways to ensure that their respective personnel are not targeted by mistake

Question: Despite the intercept, Harrigian said the coalition had been effectively de-conflicting with the @placeholder, saying that it was the only incident in recent months where there were any "issues."

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russians

Answer: Russia


(CNN) -- Marlene Monteolivo was a Democrat for many years, then a Republican. Now she's registered as a nonpartisan voter in Nevada who wants to support a candidate who will make the economy better. The Colombia native, who works for a Las Vegas social services agency, says she's leaning toward GOP challenger Mitt Romney. She likes his business sensibilities. But there's a hiccup. And it's a big one called immigration. It's the 200-pound anchor on the Republican message, say experts in Nevada politics. Many Latino voters will tell you "It's immigration, stupid," in the vein of the famously coined phrase on the economy during Bill Clinton's 1992 campaign.
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Some Latinos in hard-hit Nevada are considering voting for Mitt Romney
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But for many, immigration is a deciding issue
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One GOP activist says his party has not done enough to connect with Latinos
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He says President Barack Obama's appearance with Mexican band Mana was great strategy

Question: "With the economy as bad as it is, you would think lot of people would blame @placeholder and say, 'Let me give Mitt Romney a shot,' " Maffatt says.

Answer: Barack Obama

Question: If the Republicans were able to effectively lay out their economic message, they might have a chance in getting Latinos to overlook what they see as problems in @placeholder immigration policy, Herzik says.

Answer: Republican

Answer: GOP

Answer: Republican

Answer: GOP


An emotional Jason Day finally seized victory in a major at the US PGA Championship on Sunday and insisted 'no one was going to stop me' after a number of near misses in previous events. Day lifted the Wanamaker Trophy after becoming the first player to win a major with a score of 20-under par on the Whistling Straits course. He was three shots clear of Jordan Spieth in second. And after six top-10 finishes in majors since coming third in the Masters at Augusta in 2013, questions have been posed as to whether Day had the nerve to ever land one of the big four tournaments. Now, the 27-year-old Australian has answered his critics emphatically.
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Jason Day beat Jordan Speith by three shots to win US PGA Championship
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The 27-year-old cried on the 18th green as his first major was sealed
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After plenty of near misses, Day was determined not to surrender his lead

Question: Playing with @placeholder was very difficult, just watching what he was doing and on top of it, grinding it out as hard as I possibly could.

Answer: Jordan Spieth

Answer: Jordan Speith


A man who bludgeoned a businessman to death while high on crack is to be executed today. Gregory Russeau beat car-repair shop owner James Syvertson to death in 2001, leaving his bloody body to be found by his family. He denied being responsible for the murder, alleging that police planted one of his hairs at the crime scene. However, a Texas jury found him guilty and he was sentenced to death. His execution will be the ninth performed by the state in 2015, with four more planned before the end of the year. Unless any last-minute appeals are successful, he will be put to death sometime after 6pm central time - shortly after midnight in the UK - with a lethal dose of pentobarbital.
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Gregory Russeau will be executed tonight for  businessman's murder
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Denied crime but found guilty and sentenced to death by lethal injection
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He will become  ninth prisoner in Texas to be executed this year
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Victim's family say they have 'mixed emotions' about killer's sentence

Question: @placeholder is on track to carry out more lethal injections than it did last year.

Answer: Texas

Answer: Texas


Scott Allan is on the brink of joining Celtic after they made a dramatic move in the fight for his signature. The Hibernian playmaker visited the champions’ training ground at Lennoxtown on Thursday night for talks over personal terms, following a day of discussions between the clubs that ended with a cash-plus-players deal. Sportsmail revealed in May that the Parkhead club were willing to engage Rangers – who have seen three bids rejected by Hibs - in a tug-of-war for Allan. Barring any late hitches, the 23-year-old is now expected to become Ronny Deila’s fifth summer addition, following Dedryck Boyata, Saidy Janko, Logan Bailly and Nadir Ciftci.
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Scott Allan visited the champions’ training ground at Lennoxtown
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The 23-year-old is now expected to become Ronny Deila’s fifth summer addition
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Dylan McGeouch is set to head in the opposite direction as part of the deal

Question: If finalised, the deal will represent a blow to @placeholder, who have been stonewalled in their attempts to land a player who grew up supporting the club.

Answer: Rangers


(CNN) -- The Australian Open provides a testing challenge for the world's top tennis players as they turn out for the first grand slam tournament of the season. The searing heat of the Melbourne summer sun, the high bounce of the blue Plexicushion hard-court playing surface and the boisterous atmosphere generated by the packed stands all blend together to make the January 14-29 event an unforgettable experience. It may not yet have prestige of the other three majors, but it is a place where stars are born and where legendary reputations are no guarantee of success -- and the rewards have grown greater and greater.
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The first grand slam of the tennis season, the Australian Open, takes place in Melbourne
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Novak Djokovic and Kim Clijsters will be defending their men's and women's singles titles
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In 1976, Mark Edmondson, world ranked 212th, claimed a shock victory in the tournament
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Martina Hingis became the youngest grand slam winner when she triumphed in 1997

Question: Once @placeholder was confirmed as the definitive home for the tournament, it soon became apparent that a new site needed to be constructed to accommodate the vast numbers of fans wanting to watch the action.

Answer: Melbourne

Answer: Melbourne

Question: @placeholder went on to become an accomplished doubles player, claiming four Australian Open titles in the 1980s, but he never won another grand slam singles title.

Answer: Mark Edmondson


Liverpool's crunch Premier League clash against Manchester United on Sunday is gearing up to be a pivotal one in the race for the top four. The match will also be a poignant one for Reds skipper Steven Gerrard too - in what will be his last-ever against Manchester United before his move to MLS side LA Galaxy at the end of the season. Here Sportsmail looks back on the 34-year-old's career against the Red Devils. Steven Gerrard's (right) first game for Liverpool against Manchester United came in a 3-2 home defeat on September 11 1999 It was over a year before Gerrard (left) faced the Red Devils again, but this time he was victorious as Liverpool won 1-0 at Old Trafford
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Liverpool host Manchester United in the Premier League at Anfield on Sunday afternoon
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Steven Gerrard played his first game against United in a 3-2 home defeat on September 11 1999
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Gerrard's most recent match was a 3-0 defeat away at the Red Devils earlier this season

Question: The @placeholder skipper kisses the camera lens in celebration after netting his second penalty at the Theatre of Dreams last season

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool


A revolutionary couple who fell in love while talking through a tiny hole in the wall between their adjacent prison cells in Syria found their hopes for a happy life together shattered when they were released. The story of Amer Daoud, 45, and Raghda Hasan, 40, is told in an intimate film by British documentary maker Sean McAllister, who followed the pair and their two children for five years as they fought for freedom - and then fled for safety - as war tore their homeland apart. While Amer wanted to seek a quiet life for their children in Europe, Raghda said she felt like a traitor for leaving her country behind.
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Amer Daoud and Raghda Hasan met in Syrian prison 20 years ago
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The couple's family life has been torn apart by the Assad regime
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Raghda left family in France to help other immigrants on Turkish border
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Breakdown of relationship captured over five years by British filmmaker

Question: But @placeholder struggled to adapt to life in the outside world, particularly as her homeland continued to be ravished by war.

Answer: Raghda Hasan

Answer: Raghda

Answer: Raghda Hasan

Answer: Raghda


ANCHORAGE, Alaska (CNN) -- Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin's boast to have opposed the infamous "bridge to nowhere" is a staple of the Alaska governor's stump speech, but her record is more complicated than the one-liner. Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin canceled work on the Gravina Island bridge in 2007 after initially supporting the project. She repeated the line Tuesday in Lebanon, Ohio, telling supporters, "I told Congress, 'Thanks, but no thanks' for that bridge to nowhere up in Alaska. If our state wanted a bridge, we were going to build it ourselves." But Palin originally supported construction of the bridge, which would have linked the city of Ketchikan with its airport on sparsely populated Gravina Island.
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Gov. Sarah Palin repeats claim she opposed Alaska's "bridge to nowhere"
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Though she canceled the project in 2007, she had previously supported it
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Ex-aide: Palin opposed bridge after price doubled
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Democrats point out Palin's efforts to obtain other congressional earmarks

Question: And while she has used her line-item veto to cut funds for some government programs, her critics in @placeholder complain she has the wrong priorities.

Answer: Alaska

Answer: Alaska

Answer: Alaska

Answer: Alaska

Answer: Alaska


Charlotte, North Carolina (CNN) -- Negative, expensive campaigns is something Sen. Kay Hagan is getting an education in this year. And something Hillary Clinton knows very well. Clinton campaigned Saturday for her fellow Democrat at a Charlotte rally of about 1,800 supporter. The former U.S. senator and secretary of state -- and widely presumed 2016 presidential contender -- used her appearance for Hagan to decry Thom Tillis, the Republican looking to unseat Hagan in November, as someone who will answer to big business, not raise the minimum wage and slash education funding. And unlike other appearances Clinton has made on the midterm campaign trail, the former first lady spent a portion of her speech Saturday decrying the level of outside spending in the Hagan-Tillis race.
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Hillary Clinton decries outside money in campaigns at an appearance in North Carolina
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Senate race between Democrat Kay Hagan, GOP's Thom Tills is nation's most expensive
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"You have to prove them wrong," Clinton urges the crowd
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Hagan criticizes "out-of-state billionaires" who are "trying to buy this election"

Question: At a focus group of ten @placeholder moms earlier this week, the negative ads were one of many reasons that the women said they were tuning out the Hagan-Tillis race.

Answer: North Carolina

Answer: North Carolina

Question: At a focus group of ten North Carolina moms earlier this week, the negative ads were one of many reasons that the women said they were tuning out the @placeholder race.

Answer: Hagan-Tillis


(CNN) -- Amazon's new Fire Phone isn't a phone. It's a shopping mall. Not that boring shopping mall slowly dying on the edges of suburban America, but a gorgeous mall with infinite selection and endless opportunities for entertainment, from books to movies and everything in between. The price starts at $199 with a two-year contract, or $649 without a contract. The Fire Phone may well give its competitors a run for the money. Malls are social spaces, and so is Fire Phone. Its five cameras and assorted sensors are exactly what is needed to create immersive interactive experience. And what better thing to socialize around than using it to identify new products, deals and scoops? The only piece missing from Amazon's new mall is food, but you can be sure that soon, there will be an Amazon Fresh truck waiting around the corner or an Amazon aerial drone hovering just over the horizon ready to deliver your order.
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Paul Saffo: Amazon isn't playing catch-up, it's changing the game in mobile space
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Saffo: Fire Phone shifts focus of mobile devices to satisfying our shopping urges
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He says features of Fire Phone will turn stores into de facto showrooms for Amazon
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Saffo: Get ready, the next phase will be "augmented reality" shopping

Question: I wouldn't be surprised if some stores attempt to ban @placeholder entirely.

Answer: Fire Phone

Answer: Fire Phone

Answer: Fire Phone

Answer: Fire Phone


One of the earliest Spitfires ever to go into action has sold for a record-breaking £3.1 million after spending 40 years buried under a French beach after it crashed. The Mark 1 version of Reginald Mitchell's famous design, which was among the first built in March 1940, was flown by Great Escape veteran Peter Cazenove in an air battle over Dunkirk. But just 55 minutes into a flight, on May 24, 1940, Cazenove's Spitfire was shot down a single bullet fired from a Dornier 17-Z bomber. Cazenove, a 32-year-old Old Etonian of the stock-broking dynasty flying his first combat mission, had no choice but to bring the aircraft down on the wet sands at Calais, despite radioing in to say 'Tell mother I'll be home for tea!' shortly before doing so.
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The Mark 1 version of the iconic plane was one of the first Spitfires to go into action, and was  built in March 1940
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But Spitfire P9374 never made it to Battle of Britain as it crash-landed on French beach and lay hidden for 40 years
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The wreckage was discovered in 1980 and was meticulously restored to its original condition by expert engineers
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It has now sold for a record-breaking £3.1million with proceeds going to the RAF Benevolent Fund and Panthera

Question: @placeholder were occasionally painted pink to blend in with the sunset and sunrise when used for low-level reconnaissance flights.

Answer: Spitfires

Answer: Spitfire

Answer: Spitfires


It's only logical that Kirstie Alley has been called out by Star Trek fans for paying tribute to the wrong Spock. The actress raised the heckles of Trekkies Sunday when she wrote a tribute on Twitter seemingly honoring a real-life celebrity child psychologist instead of the fictional science officer of USS Enterprise portrayed by the late actor Leonard Nimoy. 'Rest in peace Dr. Spock ... Xxxooo,' Alley wrote in a message accompanying a black-and-white still photograph of Nimoy as the half-Vulcan first officer under the command of Captain James T. Kirk. Scroll down for video Twitter gaffe: Kirstie Alley has been called out by Star Trek fans for calling Leonard Nimoy's character 'Dr Spock' instead of 'Mr Spock'
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Alley, 64, mixed up Nimoy's Mr Spock with Dr Spock, calling to mind the late pediatric psychoanalyst and bestselling author Dr Benjamin Spock
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The Look Who's Talking star appeared in Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan, portraying Lt Saavik
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Alley defended her message in a follow-up tweet, insisting that her gaffe notwithstanding, the sentiment was the same

Question: Alley, who was out of the country when @placeholder passed away Friday at age 83, defiantly responded to the flurry of tweets about her gaffe about an hour later.

Answer: Leonard Nimoy

Answer: Nimoy

Answer: Leonard Nimoy

Answer: Nimoy


Is he worth the hassle? It is a question all managers will ask themselves about the players who give them most trouble. Some individuals, like Eric Cantona and Luis Suarez, are worth so much to a team that they will be treated differently. Those two were never injured, could win games on their own and contributed so much that Sir Alex Ferguson and Brendan Rodgers accepted the controversy that surrounded them. Then you have someone like Diego Costa. His behaviour against Arsenal seven days ago has put him and Jose Mourinho in the headlines once again and you can’t help think there will be a point down the line when Chelsea wonder if he is worth all the aggravation he brings.
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Diego Costa has been centre of attention at Chelsea for his on-pitch antics
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The striker was handed a three-game ban for violent conduct by the FA
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Chelsea will start to ask themselves whether Costa is worth the hassle
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Liverpool's Luis Suarez and Manchester United's Eric Cantona proved their value on the pitch despite all the controversy they brought
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Managers of the the top sides are feeling the pressure so much that they fielded strong teams in their Capital One Cup ties this week

Question: @placeholder’s way is to have a main centre forward and then deputies.

Answer: Jose Mourinho


Jack Wilshere fired the buzz back into English football with a brilliant brace to see off Slovenia. Wayne Rooney put himself level with Gary Lineker in England's all-time goalscorers list - just one behind Bobby Charlton's tally of 49 - with a late winner. But Wilshere was the real star of the show, scoring with two exceptional efforts to put Hodgson's side in control. England, though, were forced to sweat for their win after falling behind to Milevoje Novakovic's 37th minute strike before Nejc Pecnik made it 2-2 with six minutes left to play. The performance was a far cry from last weekend's bore draw against the Republic of Ireland.
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Jack Wilshere double helped England defeat Slovenia 3-2
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Arsenal midfielder scored his first England goals during Euro 2016 qualifier
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Roy Hodgson praises discipline of his side after sixth straight group win
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Hodgson admits match winner Wayne Rooney could have had hat-trick

Question: 'They weren't just any old goals from @placeholder, they weren't exactly tap-ins!

Answer: Jack Wilshere

Question: 'The way we responded to the two setbacks says something, we like to think the team spirit is getting better,' said the @placeholder manager.

Answer: England

Answer: England

Answer: England

Answer: England

Answer: Euro 2016


A Shuttle America flight attendant 'will no longer serve United customers' following an investigation into a Muslim chaplain's complaint of discriminatory treatment during a flight, an airline spokesman said Wednesday. In an email to The Associated Press, United spokesman Charles Hobart said the airline 'does not tolerate behavior that is discriminatory — or that appears to be discriminatory — against our customers or employees.' The statement came five days after Northwestern University chaplain Tahera Ahmad said a flight attendant declined her request for an unopened can of Diet Coke because it could be used as a weapon. The flight was operated by Shuttle America for United.
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Tahera Ahmad published a Facebook post May 29 detailing her experience on a flight that day from Chicago to Washington, D.C.
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The flight was operated by Shuttle America for United
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Ahmad's post said a flight attendant gave another passenger an unopened beer can but told her that people weren't allowed to have unopened cans
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The flight attendant said unopened cans could be used as weapons, according to Ahmad
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Ahmad has claimed she asked other passengers if they saw what happened, and one man swore at her
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A Shuttle America flight attendant 'will no longer serve United customers' following an investigation, a United spokesman said

Question: @placeholder previously issued a statement that described the incident as 'a misunderstanding regarding a can of diet soda.'

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Question: 'While @placeholder did not operate the flight, Ms. Ahmad was our customer and we apologize to her for what occurred on the flight,' Hobart said.

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: United


Bizarrely bulky animals are taking nature-loving tourists by storm. First a beefy kangaroo stunned Australia, and now an equally muscly giraffe has been spotted in South Africa. The brawny giraffe could have come straight out of Fight Club, as he shows off his muscular neck in a profile shot at sundown at the Pongola Game Reserve. Giraffes use their necks to fight, so after going head-to-head - or neck-to-neck - they can end up looking extremely muscular. And this giraffe has clearly been in his fair share of fights. Photographer Josh Guyan, from Wiltshire, took the incredible picture.
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A stunned tourist managed to snap a photo of the oddly beefy giraffe at the Pongola Game Reserve in South Africa
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Giraffes take part in elaborate ritualised battles by hitting their necks against each other to establish dominance
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Called 'necking', both bulls - male giraffes - and cows - female giraffes - have been known to go head-to-head
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Roger the extremely beefy kangaroo, who lives in Australia's Northern Territory, enjoys crushing buckets for fun

Question: The giraffe will join @placeholder the beefy red kangaroo, spotted in June, on the growing list of oddly muscular creatures.

Answer: Roger


More than 50 former female staff at a Wild-West-themed bar in in New York's Rockefeller Center have received payouts after being forced to work in a 'hyper-sexualized work environment' that 'degrad[ed] and humiliat[ed] its female employees', according to court records. According to a lawsuit filed at Manhattan Federal Court, women working at Johnny Utah's bar were required to remove wedding and engagement rings; wear 'sexually provocative', cowboy-style clothing; take part in bawdy drinking competitions with male customers, sit on their laps, and pour alcohol into their mouths; and kiss each other while riding a bucking mechanical bull. On one occasion, to mark Thanksgiving, women were even asked to wrestle in a pool of cranberry sauce, the New York Daily News reported. The level of the settlement is not known.
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The women were forced to remove wedding rings, sit on male customers' laps, and kiss each other while riding a mechanical bull, say court papers
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On one occasion, some were asked to wrestle in a pool of cranberry sauce
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Some were secretly filmed and the footage was put online without consent
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Johnny Utah's bar, located in New York's Rockefeller Center, has settled with more than 50 former employees for an unspecified amount

Question: '[@placeholder is] a hyper-sexualized work environment that increases the defendants profits by exploiting, degrading and humiliating its female employees,' said the court papers.

Answer: Johnny Utah

Answer: Johnny Utah


The New York Giants will decide whether to activate Jason Pierre-Paul on Saturday. Coach Tom Coughlin said on Friday that everything is positive at this point for Pierre-Paul, but the medical staff want to look at him one more time before clearing him to play at Tampa Bay on Sunday. Pierre-Paul has not played since losing his right index finger and injuring a couple of other fingers on the hand in a fireworks accident on July 4. The two-time Pro Bowler led the Giants with 12 1/2 sacks last season. The 26-year-old was expected to be the force on coordinator Steve Spagnuolo's new defense, a unit that has a league-low nine sacks in eight games.
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Medical staff will assess Jason Pierre-Paul on Saturday
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Pierre-Paul has not played since losing his right index finger and injuring a couple of other fingers on the hand in a fireworks accident on July 4
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Giants coach Tom Coughlin is  'pleased with what I've seen this week'

Question: The Giants were granted a two-game roster exemption for Pierre-@placeholder when he signed his contract last week.

Answer: Paul

Answer: Paul

Answer: Paul

Answer: Paul

Answer: Paul

Question: If Pierre-@placeholder does play, it's uncertain if he will start or play as a reserve.

Answer: Paul

Answer: Paul

Answer: Paul

Answer: Paul

Answer: Paul


Two teenage girls and a woman who survived the deadly capsizing of a water ski boat in a frigid Utah lake spent hours swimming desperately for the shore and praying for rescue. Tiffany Stoker and Tylinn Tilley, both 13, were two of seven passengers hurled into Bear Lake, near the Utah-Idaho border, after the boat flipped over in a violent wind storm on Monday. They and Katheryn Capener, 42, were the only survivors after hypothermia sapped the strength of the others out for the pleasure cruise. All were wearing life jackets. Dr Lance Capener, Katheryn's husband, their two daughters Kelsey, 13 and Kiley, 7, as well as 13-year-old Sierra Hadley did not survive.
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Tylinn Tilley and Tiffany Stoker, both, 13, survived accident on Monday
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Tiffany's father told how the girls, wearing life jackets, swam for hours
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Girls prayed and massaged each other's cramped limbs to keep going
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Dr Lance Capener, his two daughters and one of their friends died
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Katheryn Capener, 42, also survived disaster after rescue boat came

Question: @placeholder and Lance Capener's teenage son had not gone boating with the family Monday because he was recovering from dental work.

Answer: Katheryn Capener

Answer: Katheryn

Answer: Katheryn Capener


A Texas hunter who is paying $350,000 (£235,000) to shoot a Black Rhino in Africa has been granted permission to import the animal's carcass to the U.S. as a trophy. Corey Knowlton sparked fury among animal rights activists after bidding for the right to shoot the animal at an auction held by the Dallas Safari Club last year. After news of the auction broke Mr Knowlton received death threats and has had to hire a private security team. Trophy: Texas big game hunter Corey Knowlton has been granted permission to bring the carcass of a Black Rhino back to the U.S.
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Corey Knowlton won right to kill the animal at an auction last year
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But he was waiting for permission to bring the carcass back to the U.S.
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150,000 people signed petition demanding his request should be denied
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Namibia sells small number of Rhino-hunting licences every year
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Money is used to fund anti-poaching efforts under controversial scheme

Question: Prior to @placeholder's poaching boom in the 1960s, the country had around 70,000 black rhinos.

Answer: Namibia


Jon Walters is the kind of footballer who holds up an imaginary substitutes’ board when a referee goes down injured, who picks up a matchday programme hurled in his direction and has a flick through. During Stoke’s victory at Aston Villa last month, his reaction to referee Roger East’s attack of cramp was more comic than concerned. It was similar when an irate Newcastle fan chucked the makeshift missile as celebrations followed Peter Crouch’s equaliser. ‘A referee with cramp! Can you believe it?’ chuckles Walters. ‘He needed to come off, didn’t he? The programme was a good read. 10 out of 10. You’ve got to enjoy yourself. When need be, I’ll get stuck in but I play with a smile.
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Jon Walters is Stoke's leading scorer in the Premier League this season
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Forward is expected to play for Ireland in Euro 2016 qualifier vs Poland
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A bust up with Roy Keane was highlighted in the former Ipswich manager's autobiography but veteran forward claims to have calmed down now

Question: The 31-year-old striker/winger claims he has mellowed since being involved in a ruck with @placeholder

Answer: Roy Keane

Question: Walters has made up with former @placeholder manager Roy Keane after the pair's infamous bust up

Answer: Ipswich


ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- The tabloid-friendly tale of the so-called California "Octomom" continues to stir debate -- this time 2,000 miles away in the Georgia state capitol, where lawmakers say they're trying to prevent a repeat. Proposed legislation regulating in-vitro practices came after Nadya Suleman gave birth to octuplets. A Georgia state senator introduced legislation to limit the number of embryos that can be implanted in a woman's uterus during in-vitro fertilization procedures. Sen. Ralph Hudgens, a Republican from near Athens, Georgia, said his legislation was inspired by Nadya Suleman, the woman who said she gave birth to octuplets after being fertilized with six embryos -- an unusually high number.
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Georgia state senator says bill was inspired by "Octomom" Nadya Suleman
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Bill would limit women under 40 to two embryos, women 40 or older to three
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Critics call it a backdoor effort to outlaw abortions in the state
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Bill faces long odds of passing because of timing in Georgia legislature

Question: At least some fertility doctors say the limits in @placeholder' bill would hurt chances for women to get pregnant.

Answer: Ralph Hudgens


(CNN) Actor Ben Stiller revealed on Tuesday he was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2014. The tumor was surgically removed three months later, in September 2014, and Stiller has been cancer-free since. Stiller shared the news on Howard Stern's Sirius XM radio show, and in an essay posted online. According to Stiller, it was the prostate-specific antigen test, a blood test known as the PSA, that saved his life. He was tested and treated in his 40s. But the American Cancer Society recommends testing start at age 50 for men such as Stiller, who are at average risk of prostate cancer. Men at high risk, including African-American men and those with a father, son or brother diagnosed with prostate cancer at an early age should be screened at age 45, the American Cancer Society recommends.
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Ben Stiller was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2014 in his 40s
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American Cancer Society advises prostate cancer screenings start at age 50
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Prostate cancer is the second-most common cancer in men in the United States, after skin cancer

Question: When the results came back, the news was blunt: "So yeah, it's cancer," the urologist told @placeholder.

Answer: Ben Stiller

Answer: Stiller

Answer: Stiller

Answer: Stiller

Answer: Stiller

Answer: Ben Stiller


Less than a month after a popular social media star was caught on camera pressuring his underage girlfriend to give him oral sex, the 19-year-old has now threatened to commit suicide to his 2.38 million Twitter followers. Carter Reynolds, from North Carolina, has over 4.3 million followers on video-sharing app Vine. In June, a clip was leaked in which he can be seen taking off his pants and telling his then-girlfriend, 16-year-old Maggie Lindeman, to 'do it', despite her repeated protests. After the video and images from it went viral, Carter and Maggie have repeatedly butted heads on social media - and yesterday, in the midst of a public argument, Carter tweeted that he was thinking of killing himself.
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Carter Reynolds, 19, is a popular Vine star who has 4.3 million followers
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His ex-girlfriend, 16-year-old Maggie Lindemann, is also a social media celebrity, with over one million followers on Instagram
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While Maggie was in the hospital for an unknown reason yesterday, Carter took to Twitter to say he had 'thoughts of killing myself'
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He said he was sick of the 'unnecessary hate', which has escalated since a leaked video showed him pressuring Maggie into giving him oral sex

Question: The photos sent her fans to a frenzy, speculating about what happened to her and whether @placeholder had anything to do with it.

Answer: Carter Reynolds

Answer: Carter

Answer: Carter

Answer: Carter Reynolds

Answer: Carter


Washington (CNN) A billionaire backing Donald Trump is taking advertising into his own hands. Stephen Adams, a billboard magnate who made his fortune in a half-dozen different business ventures over the last five decades, is pouring hundreds of thousands of dollars into a pro-Trump campaign. Yet it is not the Trump campaign or a Trump super PAC that is spending over $650,000 to boost the Republican nominee -- it is Adams himself, who his buying his own billboards in a set of swing states. It is an unusual purchase and a throwback to a previous era when the wealthy had close to unfettered control over how their dollars were spent. Adams disclosed the spending this week in independent expenditure reports almost always filed by political action committees or nonprofits, rather than individuals: $150,000 in North Carolina, $200,000 in Pennsylvania and $300,000 in Michigan.
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Stephen Adams is spending over $650,00 to boost Donald Trump's campaign
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Adams is buying his own company's billboards in critical swing states to promote Trump

Question: If donated to a @placeholder -- staffed by professional operatives and fundraisers -- Adams would instantly become one of Trump's top donors.

Answer: PAC


(CNN) One of the best moments during the 89th Academy Awards may fly under the radar for the millions of viewers expected to tune into the Oscar telecast Sunday night -- which is a shame. We don't know yet who will present the statuette for best documentary feature, but we do know they'll be participating in Oscar history. Of the five movies vying for the award, four were directed by black filmmakers: "13th" by Ava DuVernay, "I Am Not Your Negro" by Raoul Peck, "Life, Animated" by Roger Ross Williams and "O.J. : Made in America" by Ezra Edelman. "Fire at Sea," Italian Gianfranco Rosi's elegiac film about a small Mediterranean island and the refugee crisis, completes a category impressive for its artistic vigor and demanding timeliness.
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Lisa Kennedy: Four of the five nominees in the Oscar's best documentary feature category are black
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This lineup is thrilling not just for what it says about Hollywood but also for what it says about the filmmakers and their subjects, she writes

Question: Let's pause for a moment of perspective: Those four filmmakers almost tie the number of black directors nominated for awards during @placeholder's previous 88 years (There have been six).

Answer: Oscar

Answer: Oscar

Answer: Oscar


Washington (CNN) When King Abdullah II of Jordan was presented with a wave of refugees from Syria, he welcomed more than a million people into his country. When President Donald Trump was presented the same, he closed the door. The two world leaders who met Wednesday are united in the fight against ISIS -- a fact Trump heralded during a news conference in the White House Rose Garden -- but the duo are each other's antithesis when it comes to responding to the now ever-present issue of Syrian refugees. The meeting comes as the focus on Syria's ongoing civil war is at its brightest: The White House, along with activist groups and other foreign leaders, blamed forces tied to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Tuesday for a chemical attack in a rebel-controlled area of Syria.
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Trump has sought to slow refugees coming to the US
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Abdullah has welcomed many refugees to Jordan

Question: On Wednesday, Abdullah downplayed his differences with Trump regarding refugees, largely deflecting a question about @placeholder's refugee ban.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: And Trump pledged to help @placeholder with strains caused by the influx of refugees looking to escape Syria.

Answer: Jordan

Answer: Jordan

Question: "This aid will help countries like @placeholder host refugees until it is safe for them to return home," Trump said.

Answer: Jordan

Answer: Jordan

Question: Abdullah echoed this sentiment: "Most, if not all, @placeholder refugees want to go back to Syria."

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Question: Abdullah echoed this sentiment: "Most, if not all, Syrian refugees want to go back to @placeholder."

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Question: Trump said Wednesday that the chemical attack "crossed a lot of lines" for him and changed his "attitude towards Syria and @placeholder has changed very much."

Answer: Assad


Recife, Brazil (CNN) When Rafaela Oliveira dos Santos, 20, gave birth to her second child last October, she never imagined the challenges to come. Her baby, Luiz Felipe, was born with microcephaly, a rare neurological disorder with long-term physical and mental repercussions that has been linked to the mosquito-borne Zika virus that is spreading throughout the Americas. "At first, I wasn't concerned because the doctor where I delivered didn't tell me there was anything wrong," Santos said, as she cradled her baby in her arms. "It wasn't until I turned on the television that day that I first heard of Zika."
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There have been more than 4,000 cases of a birth defect linked to the mosquito-borne Zika virus
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The Brazilian state of Pernambuco has been the hardest hit, registering 33% of recent cases

Question: The @placeholder virus was first detected in Brazil last April.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Question: Follow the latest updates on the @placeholder virus at CNN.com/zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika


A former U.S. Marine facing double murder charges in the Philippines has died of a heart attack in a northern city jail, police said Wednesday. Timothy Kaufman, 37, was found unconscious and was declared dead on arrival at a hospital on August 15, said Senior Police Officer Evelyn Pineda of Angeles City. Kaufman was one of three men, including another American and a Filipino, accused in the murder of David Balmer, a former Irish police officer, and Balmer's girlfriend, Elma de Guia, in September 2011. The Filipino, Jesus Santos, has been arrested, while the other American, Joseph Tramontano, is at large.
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Timothy Kaufman was found unconscious and was declared dead on arrival at a hospital on August 15, police said
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Kaufman was one of three men accused in the murder of David Balmer, a former Irish police officer, and Balmer's girlfriend, Elma de Guia
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Kaufman was arrested near his grandfather's upstate New York home in April 2013 and was extradited to the Philippines in November 2014

Question: Bautista has said the killings may have been drug-related, and that the two @placeholder suspects had been using cocaine and crystal methamphetamine.

Answer: American

Answer: American


There's nothing quite like receiving a handwritten thank you note. In this digital age, taking the time to hand-write a letter, seal it in an envelope, buy a stamp and then take a trip to the postbox expresses so much more gratitude than sending an email or text ever could. This is something top businessmen, politicians and celebrities know well. FEMAIL examines the notes guaranteed to inspire you to pick up paper and pen... Harry Potter actress Emma Watson took time in between filming to thank fellow actor Steve Carell for supporting her cause #HeForShe, which fights for gender equality.
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Emma Watson wrote to fellow actor Steve Carell for supporting #HeForShe
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9-year-old Honor Smith wrote  to Richard Branson about her dyslexia
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Beyonce thanked Michelle Obama for being a role model to her daughter

Question: The touching note is bound to have made @placeholder smile.

Answer: Steve Carell


(CNN) A pair of veteran leaders on the left, former Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean and Center for American Progress President Neera Tanden, called on Hawaiians to vote Rep. Tulsi Gabbard out of office after the Democrat questioned whether Syrian President Bashar al-Assad was responsible for last week's chemical attack. "People of Hawaii's 2nd District -- was it not enough for you that your rep met with a murderous dictator? Will this move you?" Tanden tweeted Friday in response to Gabbard's comments on CNN that she is "skeptical" Assad is responsible for the chemical attack. Dean compared Gabbard's comments to President Donald Trump's Twitter blasts.
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'Why should we just blindly follow this escalation of a counterproductive regime-change war?' Gabbard asked
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A handful of mavericks in Congress have said they want to see more evidence of Assad's involvement

Question: Gabbard has also said she is concerned about sparking a nuclear war with Russia, which backs the @placeholder regime.

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad


Australia spinner Nathan Lyon has some reservations about meddling with the traditions of the longest form of cricket but cannot wait to get a pink ball in his hands in the world's first day-night test against New Zealand next week. While some Australian players have expressed concerns about the visibility and durability of the pink ball, Lyon said it made absolutely no difference to the way he went about his bowling - and might even give him an edge. '(It's) perfect, batters can't see the seam,' the off-spinner, who was celebrating his 28th birthday, told reporters at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Friday.
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Australia meet New Zealand in first day-night Test next week in Adelaide
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Nathan Lyon said pink ball will make no difference to his bowling plans
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Spinner said he thought the initiative would attract a packed crowd
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Australia could employ two spinners with Stephen O'Keefe in the squad

Question: 'So to play in front of a packed crowd at @placeholder is pretty special and I'm definitely looking forward to playing the pink-ball test.'

Answer: Adelaide


Washington (CNN) Shortcomings at federal and state agencies allow sales of firearms to people prohibited from buying them, a Justice Department inspector general probe found. The issue became the subject of investigation after the FBI said the alleged shooter charged in the 2015 mass shooting at a South Carolina church should not have been able to buy a firearm. The FBI failed to complete the background check in the three days required by law, allowing the alleged shooter to buy the gun. While the FBI runs background checks, the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives is responsible for retrieving guns from buyers who weren't legally permitted to purchase them.
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The issue became the subject of investigation after last year's South Carolina church shooting
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For the past 15 years, the FBI and ATF have disagreed over what is a "fugitive from justice"

Question: There were nearly 50,000 such purchases between 1999 and 2015 that the @placeholder sought to deny, but that the ATF didn't agree required the agency to try to retrieve the gun.

Answer: FBI

Answer: FBI

Answer: FBI

Answer: FBI


It's been a brutal winter for many people across the East Coast of the United States with non-stop snow storms. But now forecasters are warning that Southerners could get a new cold front heading across the country which could leave a bit of everything in its wake - including snow, flooding, ice and mudslides. Temperatures will soon drop 20 degrees or more throughout the country, according to data from The National Weather Service. Scroll down for video Forecasters are warning that a new cold front is heading across the country, which could include snow, flooding, ice and mudslides. Snow falls near the entrance of Noble Park in Paducah, Kentucky
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The National Weather Service said temperatures will soon drop 20 degrees
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Wintry weather will extend 2000 miles from New Mexico to Massachusetts
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Ice could cause power outages in Arkansas, Mississippi and Tennessee
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Western Kentucky, northern Tennessee and Pennsylvania might get rain

Question: @placeholder is quickly blanketing the region as the two boys throw snowballs at each other, getting some good shots in

Answer: Snow


Russian bank VTB is to end its sponsorship of international athletics - but has insisted the decision is not connected with the doping scandal. VTB, the second-largest bank in Russia, has a deal which expires at the end of 2015 and will not be renewing the deal, said athletics' world governing body the IAAF in a statement. 'VTB has expressed no interest to extend its present contract, the last event of which was the IAAF World Championships in Beijing. The contract will come to a natural end in 2015,' said the IAAF. VTB first deputy president Vasily Titov told the RIA Novosti news agency: 'We did not plan to renew it. This has nothing to do with the doping scandal in any way.'
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VTB's current IAAF sponsorship deal expires at the end of 2015
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The bank maintains that the decision is not linked to the doping scandal
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VTB is the second-largest bank in Russia
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Russia president Vladimir Putin has ordered an investigation into the World Anti-Doping Agency's findings released this week
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For more on the Russian doping scandal visit www.dailymail.co.uk/russia

Question: In @placeholder we have to do everything to get rid of this problem.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian


Roger Federer set up a blockbuster rematch with world number one Novak Djokovic by beating Milos Raonic to reach the final of the BNP Paribas Open. Following Djokovic's comprehensive 6-2 6-3 victory over British No 1 Andy Murray, Federer reached his 40th ATP World Tour Masters 1000 final with a 7-5 6-4 defeat of Canadian sixth seed Raonic at Indian Wells. Sunday's showdown will be a 38th meeting between reigning champion Djokovic and world number two Federer, who is on a 19-set winning streak. Roger Federer celebrates after completing his 7-5 6-4 semi-final win over Canadian Milos Raonic The Swiss serves during the contest at Indian Well and will now play Novak Djokovic in Sunday's final
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Federer beat Raonic 7-5 6-4 to reach final of BNP Paribas Open
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Swiss will face the world No 1 Djokovic in Sunday's final
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The Serb had earlier beaten British No 1 Andy Murray 6-2 6-3

Question: The @placeholder soon broke for a 6-5 lead and wrapped up the set.

Answer: Swiss

Answer: Swiss


Players must become the guardians of football in the wake of the crisis at FIFA which has left the game 'tainted and besmirched with corruption', union chief Gordon Taylor has said. Taylor, the chief executive of the Professional Footballers' Association (PFA) and honorary president of world players' union FIFPro, alleged that some officials at the world governing body had 'feathered their own nests' and urged his members to seize the chance to make positive changes or 'forever regret it'. Current and former FIFA officials have been charged with alleged involvement in corrupt behaviour in an FBI investigation, while separately a Swiss government inquiry is looking into possible wrongdoing in relation to the bidding for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups.
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Gordon Taylor believes the game has been left 'tainted and besmirched'
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Taylor believes it is now down to the players to act as guardians of football
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Taylor alleged that some FIFA officials  had 'feathered their own nests'

Question: 'There is much to change in the organisation of @placeholder,' he added.

Answer: FIFA

Answer: FIFPro

Answer: FIFA

Answer: FIFA

Question: 'There needs to be complete accountability of all @placeholder's incomings and outgoings by an independent, unbridled organisation and all salaries published with nothing capable of being hidden or lost.

Answer: FIFA

Answer: FIFPro

Answer: FIFA

Answer: FIFA


(Mashable) -- Congressman Paul Ryan (R-WI) will not support the Stop Online Piracy Act, according to a statement released by his office Monday. In the statement, Ryan calls the Internet "one of the most magnificent expressions of freedom and free enterprise in history" and says "it should stay that way." According to Ryan, SOPA is an attempted solution to the "legitimate problem" of digital piracy, but the bill "creates the precedent and possibility for undue regulation, censorship and legal abuse." Congressman Ryan, chairman of the House Budget Committee, became a target of the Reddit community last month. Reddit users considered Ryan's previous stance on SOPA too vague -- and took issue with the $288,600 that the Congressman had accepted from pro-SOPA groups.
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Congressman says bill "creates the precedent and possibility for undue regulation"
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Makes sense that Paul Ryan would oppose a bill giving more authority to federal government
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Ryan says Internet is an expression of freedom and should stay that way

Question: In fact, Reddit may not have had an impact on Ryan's @placeholder decision.

Answer: Stop Online Piracy Act

Answer: SOPA

Answer: SOPA


(CNN) -- Last Monday, only a few people knew about an obscure anti-Islam video produced in the U.S. Today, people around the world are aware of it. The video sparked protests worldwide, starting in Egypt and Libya, and then spreading to other countries. Tragically, some of the protests turned violent and took the lives of Americans, Libyans, Tunisians and Yemenis. The protests have subsided for now, it seems. In assessing what happened, we have to be cautious and ensure that we do not point fingers in the wrong direction. As things become clearer, it seems that the video was created and promoted by members of the American Coptic Christian community -- a community with its roots in Egypt. It is understandable that Muslims worldwide were deeply offended by the video. The United Nations called the video "hateful" and the Obama administration called it "disgusting."
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An anti-Islam video that sparked protests seems to have involved Coptics
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H.A. Hellyer: We must not point fingers in the wrong direction
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He says the video does not in any way represent the view of the Coptic community
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Hellyer: Coptics, Muslims should not have to apologize for the actions of a few people

Question: Their aim, simply, is to engineer cultural wars between non-Muslims and @placeholder.

Answer: Muslims


Prince Harry spoke movingly yesterday of the ‘gaping hole’ his mother’s death had left in his life. He said that having a loved one snatched away so suddenly meant that there would always be a hole that could never be filled. He gave the emotive speech as he opened a centre for children with HIV in Africa inspired by Diana’s work and built by his charity Sentabele in Lesotho. Harry was accompanied by Mutsu Potsane, an orphan he met in the impoverished kingdom on his first visit 11 years ago. He greeted the 15-year-old, who was just four when they met in an orphanage, with a bearhug that swept him off his feet.
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Prince Harry was opening a centre for children with HIV and AIDS in Africa
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He described a connection to the orphans having suffered his own loss
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Said his mother Princess Diana's death had left a 'gaping hole' in his life
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Was reunited with orphan Mutsu Potsane who he first met 11 years ago
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See the latest news on Prince Harry at www.dailymail.co.uk/princeharry

Question: ‘For so many of the children in @placeholder, that situation was compounded by the harsh environment and extreme poverty they faced.

Answer: Lesotho


Washington (CNN) As the Senate prepares to vote this week on Neil Gorsuch's nomination, it's unclear yet whether Republicans will have enough votes to end an expected Democratic filibuster. Republicans, who have a 52-48 majority, need a total of eight Democrats to get to 60 -- the critical number required to end the filibuster. If they don't reach 60, they can still get around that filibuster, but it would require taking a highly controversial step to change the Senate rules, a move also known as the nuclear option. RELATED: Here's where Republicans stand on the nuclear option Republicans already have three Democrats who will vote with them to end the filibuster, so they need five more of the remaining eight undecided Democrats -- as of Sunday -- to do the same and reach that 60 number.
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Republicans need at least give more Democrats to help them confirm Neil Gorsuch under current rules
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The GOP has three Dems, but they've only got nine undecideds left to choose from as of Sunday

Question: The committee meets again Monday to vote on whether to send Gorsuch to the full Senate (with Republicans outnumbering @placeholder on the committee, it's expected Gorsuch will pass).

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Dems


(CNN) -- One of the Internet's great promises is that it's the ultimate democratizer. It's open to everyone and allows all people to communicate. Facebook and Google have added new translation tools, but they take different approaches. But, so far, there have been several hitches in that plan. Not everyone has access to a computer and a broadband connection. Some governments still censor the Internet. And of course, we don't all speak the same language. For the World Wide Web to be truly global, shouldn't Chinese speakers be able to chat online with people who only speak Spanish? And why should an English speaker be barred from reading blogs written in Malagasy or Zulu?
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Facebook and Google are finding new ways to translate the Web
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Facebook favors human translation; Google leans on its computers
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Google claims to be the largest translation service online, with 51 languages
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Facebook announces a new service to let Internet users help translate sites

Question: Meanwhile, @placeholder plans to let computers do most of the work.

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Question: And there's a new Firefox add-on from @placeholder to help people translate the Web more quickly.

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Question: Pros and cons: @placeholder's computerized approach means it can translate tons of content -- and fast.

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Answer: Google


Washington (CNN) A former director of the US Office of Government Ethics says he filed an official complaint against White House counselor Kellyanne Conway for what he argues was a violation of the Hatch Act after she attacked GOP Alabama Senate hopeful Roy Moore's opponent on television. Walter Shaub, who served as ethics director under the Obama administration, said Conway likely violated the Hatch Act, which prohibits White House officials from advocating for or against candidates, even in media interviews. Speaking to Fox News Monday, Conway addressed the heated Alabama race and Moore's Democratic competitor, saying, "Doug Jones in Alabama, folks, don't be fooled. He will be a vote against tax cuts. He is weak on crime. Weak on borders. He is strong on raising your taxes. He is terrible for property owners."
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Walter Shaub filed an official complaint against Conway
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Earlier this year Conway got in trouble for plugging Ivanka Trump's clothing and accessory line

Question: This election is for the people of @placeholder to decide."

Answer: GOP Alabama Senate

Answer: Alabama

Answer: Alabama

Question: @placeholder, in a Fox News interview from the White House in February, urged people to "go buy Ivanka's stuff."

Answer: Kellyanne Conway

Answer: Conway

Answer: Conway

Answer: Conway

Answer: Conway

Question: Conway, in a Fox News interview from the White House in February, urged people to "go buy @placeholder's stuff."

Answer: Ivanka Trump


(CNN) -- First came the dramatic discovery of the long-lost remains of King Richard III. Now, there's the mystery of the coffin within the coffin. Archaeologists working at the site in central England where Richard III's body was found underneath a parking lot are currently puzzling over a sealed lead coffin containing the remains of a yet-to-be-identified person. The lead coffin was found encased in a larger stone coffin. The smaller coffin is intact "except for a hole at one end of the casket through which we could tantalizingly see someone's feet," said Mathew Morris, the fieldwork director at the site.
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Archaeologists found a lead coffin within a stone coffin near Richard III's grave
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The identity of its occupant is unknown, but there are three prestigious contenders
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The confirmation this year of the discovery of Richard's remains drew global interest
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The excavation site is at a parking lot in the central English city of Leicester

Question: In February, they confirmed the body was that of Richard III, the last king of @placeholder to die on the battlefield.

Answer: England

Answer: English


(CNN) As of Tuesday, Pastor Joel Osteen's Lakewood Church is opening its doors to flood victims in Houston, but only after a spate of public shaming on social media created a big PR problem. Welcome to the compassionate Christianity of this mega-rich megachurch and its prosperity gospel. Lakewood maintained on Monday that it was inaccessible, but after receiving fierce criticism from those who pointed to other examples of locals -- from smaller churches to furniture stores -- opening their doors to those who need shelter in Houston, the church changed course. Osteen tweeted Tuesday that he and his wife "care deeply about our fellow Houstonians" and that Lakewood's doors were open to those in need.
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Jill Filipovic: Joel Osteen criticized for not opening his church this week; situation spotlights  "prosperity gospel" problems
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Promise of wealth means too many self-identified Christians are happy to leave the poor out in the cold, she writes

Question: @placeholder is not the only church that has allowed a charismatic pastor to profit handsomely while shirking its responsibilities to its flock.

Answer: Lakewood Church

Answer: Lakewood

Answer: Lakewood


Italian football’s dominant force, Juventus, enter Saturday’s Champions League final as relative underachievers in Europe. While 31 domestic titles tower over fellow Serie A giants AC Milan and Inter, the Old Lady have been crowned kings of Europe just twice. They won the European Cup in 1985 and under its new name and format, the Champions League, in 1996, before losing their next three finals. Here, Sportsmail has pieced together Juve’s best XI from the post-1992 Champions League era. It seems incredible that Italian stopper Buffon has never been crowned a European champion when you consider his position as the dominant goalkeeper of a generation.
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Juventus face Barcelona in Champions League final on Saturday night
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Italian side won the Champions League once since its rebranding in 1992
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Sportsmail picks their best XI in the 23-year period since then
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Barcelona vs Juventus: CLICK HERE for Champions League final news

Question: Juventus’ greatest @placeholder XI wouldn’t be complete without their greatest player, and Del Piero’s position as one of the finest Italian stars of a generation makes him a shoo-in.

Answer: Champions League

Answer: Champions League

Answer: Champions League

Answer: Champions League

Answer: Champions League

Answer: Champions League


(CNN) The island of Bali is a jewel of the Indonesian archipelago, a tourist magnet known for idyllic beaches and lush forests. But the curse of plastic pollution threatens to make this a paradise lost, disfigured by trash-strewn shores and sprawling landfill sites. Only China dumps more plastic in the ocean than Indonesia, and much of it washes up in Bali. The crisis inspired local surfer and entrepreneur Kevin Kumala to find a novel solution. "I was with a friend sitting outside a bar and we were seeing hundreds of motorcyclists wearing vinyl ponchos," he recalls. "It clicked that these disgusting, toxic ponchos would be used a few times and then discarded, but they would not decompose."
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Balinese company seeks to fight plastic pollution through a sustainable alternative
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Cassava-based product can be drunk by humans
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Emerging field of bioplastics is growing rapidly

Question: Salvation took the shape of cassava, a cheap and common root vegetable across @placeholder.

Answer: Indonesian

Answer: Indonesia