Brittney Griner and Glory Johnson's complicated love story has now devolved into a series of competing accusations of betrayal and coercion. On Friday, less than a month after saying 'I do' and just one day after the newlywed couple announced they were expecting their first baby together, Ms Griner filed papers to have their marriage annulled. Griner released a statement to ESPN's Kate Fagan saying: 'Last Wednesday, Glory and I agreed to either legally separate, get divorced, or annul our marriage. 'I can confirm that today I filed for an annulment. In the week prior to the wedding, I attempted to postpone the wedding several times until I completed counseling, but I still went through with it. I now realize that was a mistake.'
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Brittney Griner, 24, filed paperwork to have her marriage to Glory Johnson annulled just 28 days after wedding
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Said in a statement that going through with the wedding was a 'mistake'
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News comes one day after couple announced they were having a baby together
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Johnson said through her agent she felt 'blindsided' and 'hurt' by Griner's decision
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Griner, 24, stated in court filings she had entered marriage under 'duress'
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Couple tied the knot in Arizona May 8 , just weeks after both were arrested for domestic violence
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The same day news of looming annulment broke, Johnson shared a photo online showing Griner caressing her baby bump

Question: @placeholder told police on the scene; 'It turned into a fight.

Answer: Brittney Griner

Answer: Griner

Answer: Griner

Answer: Brittney Griner

Answer: Griner

Answer: Griner

Answer: Griner


A heartbroken husband has told how he kept his final promise to his dying wife by kissing her goodnight as she drew her last breath. Mother-of-one Elly West, 35, from of Hull, East Yorkshire, made a wish list after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease just ten months ago - which her husband Rory, 37, helped her complete. Elly's first wish was to create happy memories for their daughter Poppy, nine, and lastly, to be kissed by Rory in her final moments. Tragically, Elly lost her struggle to survive on Sept 5. But before she died, Rory honoured their agreement - and says he'll never forget their last precious minutes together.
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Elly West, 35, from Hull, East Yorkshire, had motor neurone disease
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Mother-of-one made a wish list, which husband Rory, 37, helped come true
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Elly's last wish was to be kissed by Rory in her final moments

Question: @placeholder now sleeps with a teddy bear made from Elly's clothes so she feels close to her mum.

Answer: Poppy


Hundreds of flight passengers, including the airline’s chairman, have been forced to slum it overnight in Hong Kong Airport. The Air New Zealand  flight has been delayed by around 20 hours after its engine failed upon arrival at Hong Kong on Saturday. It had been due to leave the city at 7.10pm local time (10.10pm AEST, or 12.10am on Sunday in New Zealand), but has taken off around 20 hours later. One of the passengers on the NZ80 flight included the Air NZ chairman Tony Carter, who was flying business class according to NZ Herald. They had initially remained onboard for two hours before they got off and queued for accommodation.
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NZ80 flight to Auckland was delayed for around 20 hours in Hong Kong
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Only 19 hotel rooms were provided for business class, children and elderly
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Air NZ chairman Tony Carter was one of the passengers
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It allegedly took four hours for water and blankets to be provided
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Passengers were provided with food vouchers of HK50, AU$9, or NZ$10

Question: It was due to arrive in @placeholder at 11am local time on Sunday, but will instead land on Monday morning.

Answer: Auckland


Sudan has withdrawn its soldiers from Abyei, a disputed border region also claimed by South Sudan, but has left police officers, the United Nations peacekeeping mission said Wednesday. "The mission has confirmed the full withdrawal of the SAF from Abyei area yesterday," said Josephine Guerrero, a spokeswoman for the U.N.'s Department of Peacekeeping Operations in New York, referring to the Sudan Armed Forces. "Armed police forces are still in the area." South Sudan's army spokesman, Philip Aguer, said he is "skeptical" that Sudan has truly pulled troops out. He said he had received reports that the Sudan Armed Forces left two platoons of soldiers dressed in police uniforms in Abyei town, and that two battalions remain about 40 miles away in Diffra, which is the only oil field inside the disputed territory.
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The U.N. has called for Sudan and South Sudan to withdraw forces from Abyei
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A South Sudan army spokesman questions whether Sudan has truly pulled its forces out
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Many people remain displaced in the disputed border region
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Sudan and South Sudan have returned to peace talks

Question: But the new nation depends on pipelines and processing facilities that remain in @placeholder.

Answer: Sudan

Answer: South Sudan

Answer: South Sudan

Answer: Sudan

Answer: Sudan

Answer: South Sudan

Answer: South Sudan

Answer: Sudan

Answer: Sudan

Answer: South Sudan


Washington (CNN) While the two vastly disagree on a range of issues -- trade, immigration and climate change, to name a few -- US President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met Monday on rare common ground, a conciliatory gesture forged in large part by Trump's daughter, Ivanka. Trudeau sat across the table from Trump in the Cabinet Room, surrounded by a dozen female CEOs and business leaders. The President pledged the launch of the United States Canada Council for the Advancement of Women Business Leaders-Female Entrepreneurs, intended to discuss, formulate and implement support for women in the workplace.
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Trump and Trudeau met for the first time Monday
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Ivanka Trump helped lead a meeting focused on women in business

Question: Devotees of @placeholder's social media profiles will also note that #WomenWhoWork frequently appears in posts about her busy lifestyle.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Ivanka

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Ivanka Trump


Former head of Knox Grammar Ian Paterson has denied touching a young woman's bottom during a school musical to the cheering of young boys, as he admitted deliberately hindering a 1996 investigation into child sex abuse. In the second shocking day of evidence at the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sex Abuse, Dr Paterson said he did 'absolutely not' touch Lucy Perry, who was 15-years-old, during a rehearsal of 'Guys and Dolls' in 1989. 'They were roaring their approval for her performance as the sultry dancer,' Dr Paterson told the inquiry, under intense questioning from counsel assisting the commission David Lloyd.
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Knox Grammar former headmaster Ian Paterson gave evidence at a Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse
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On the second day of his evidence, Dr Paterson accepted he hindered a 1996 police investigation into child sex abuse
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Dr Paterson denied touching the behind of Lucy Perry, 15, during a rehearsal of Guys and Dolls in 1989
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Ms Perry said a crowd of young men 'roared in approval'
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'They were roaring their approval for her performance as the sultry dancer,' Dr Paterson said

Question: @placeholder was surprised by the reaction her testimony triggered from victims attending the inquiry, with many standing up to applaud her as she left

Answer: Lucy Perry

Answer: Lucy Perry

Answer: Perry


A teenager who was beaten and tortured by three thugs she believed were her friends has spoken about her ordeal and described feeling haunted by the attack one year on. Summer Gregg, 18, from Doncaster, was spat and urinated on, beaten and repeatedly slapped by the trio, who also attacked her with metal chain and forced her to act like a dog. Her attackers, Jay Blades, 20, James Canning, 20, and 21-year-old Amy Gaines, were jailed in September this year but for Summer the nightmare is far from over. Speaking on The Jeremy Kyle Show on ITV, Summer described having flashbacks of the attack, which took place at Blades' flat in December last year, and said certain sounds trigger her to panic.
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Summer Gregg, 18, was attacked by Jay Blades, James Canning and Amy Gaines during her ordeal at Blades's flat in Doncaster last December
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She was punched in the face, beaten with a chain and urinated on
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Trio since jailed but Summer still suffering from the nightmare ordeal
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Says she suffers flashbacks and flinches on hearing loud noises

Question: The sick gang even filmed the attack, with Blades telling his accomplices it was his 'birthday wish', while @placeholder urinated on her.

Answer: James Canning

Question: @placeholder, Canning and Blades initially denied charges of false imprisonment and wounding before admitting to what Judge Julian Goose described as a 'prolonged and degrading attack'.

Answer: Amy Gaines

Answer: Amy Gaines


(CNN) "Saturday Night Live" returned after a three-week hiatus and delivered a stinging and bold comedic takedown of both Bill O'Reilly and President Donald Trump's alleged history of sexual misconduct with women. Although "SNL" was unfair in one way -- it lumped Trump and O'Reilly's history of sexism together -- when in reality Trump's is far worse. The show opened the show with Alec Baldwin as Trump at a town hall meeting in Kentucky. The sketch comically summed up why Trump supporters still like him even though some of Trump's proposed policies would personally hurt them: "It's like you found a finger in your chili, but you still eat the chili, because you told everyone how much you love chili."
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"SNL" returned this week, with Alec Baldwin playing both Donald Trump and Bill O'Reilly
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Dean Obeidallah: It succeeded in producing provocative political comedy sketches

Question: @placeholder next asked how he knew there was no sexual harassment, to which Trump responded, "A hunch ... just a loose hunch."

Answer: Bill O'Reilly

Answer: O'Reilly

Answer: Bill O'Reilly


Apart from the overriding aim of beating Real Madrid on Saturday in the El Clasico, Luis Suarez can pass a major career milestone by scoring his 39th goal for Barcelona and passing Diego Maradona's goals tally. Argentina legend Maradona scored 38 goals in his two seasons at the club, while Romario found the back of the net 39 times. When Suarez so nearly dragged Liverpool to the Premier League title two seasons ago some saw a similarity between what he was achieving and what Maradona had achieved at Napoli. It was a temperamental talisman taking an unfancied sleeping giant to unimagined glory.
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Luis Suarez's next goal will be his 39th for La Liga giants Barcelona
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Diego Maradona scored 38 goals for Barcelona, while Romario netted 39 times for Nou Camp outfit
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Barca fans hold Suarez in high regard despite previous antics
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Read: Lionel Messi returns to Barcelona training five days before Clasico
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See the latest news and updates on Luis Suarez

Question: And that hasn't been the only thing that has surprised @placeholder fans.

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barca

Answer: Barcelona

Question: They have been won over, however, not just by the goals but by @placeholder's impeccable behaviour both on and off the pitch.

Answer: Luis Suarez

Answer: Suarez

Answer: Luis Suarez

Answer: Suarez

Answer: Luis Suarez


(CNN) I had no idea how right I was, a month ago, when I wrote in The New York Times that American Jews should be wary of their new President. Since then, we have had the incredible slip on January 27: Holocaust Remembrance Day. Except slip is not the word, as we later learned from Politico. The White House claimed it did not see a draft of a statement prepared by the State Department until after the White House had issued its own statement, which left out mention of Jewish victims. The State Department release had contained, as in past years under preceding presidents, mention of the six million Jews exterminated by the Nazis.
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Levy: American Jews have good reason to be wary about their President

Question: We were witnessing a deliberate effort to push the @placeholder victims of genocide into the gray area of killings in general and of faceless and nameless crimes.

Answer: Jewish

Answer: Jews


(CNN) -- It's arguably one of the largest pieces of Elvis Presley memorabilia ever: a 154.5-acre ranch in Horn Lake, Mississippi, once owned by the king of rock 'n' roll. Elvis Presley bought the property in February 1967, three months before marrying Priscilla Beaulieu. And it's on the market, with an asking price of $6.5 million. "It had a large cross there that Elvis really liked, and a concrete bridge over a 14-acre lake," real estate agent Rodger Motz told CNN. The property, called the "Elvis Ranch" by locals, is just east of Highway 301 in Horn Lake, about 17 miles south of Memphis, Tennessee.
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154.5-acre ranch in Horn Lake, Mississippi, once lived in by Elvis Presley
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Presley purchased it in February 1967, 3 months before marrying Priscilla Beaulieu
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The property has been on the market since last month
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Current owners bought property in 1979 and turned it into a cattle ranch

Question: Tours occasionally have driven down from @placeholder with passengers who took pictures of the pastures, he said.

Answer: Memphis, Tennessee


Sam Burgess has told Bath that he wants to return to rugby league in Australia in the latest blow to follow England’s World Cup debacle. Reports Down Under have linked the 26-year-old with a comeback for the side he inspired to the NRL title last year, South Sydney Rabbitohs. Sportsmail has learned that Burgess’s experiences in union have left him profoundly disillusioned and determined to revert to his original code. Burgess is due back in training with Bath on Monday as he waits to see if a financial settlement can be reached. The man whose inclusion in England’s World Cup squad provoked such debate and uproar in some quarters is currently out of the country having a short break.
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Sam Burgess has told Bath he wants to return to rugby league in Australia
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The 26-year-old is expected to head back to South Sydney Rabbitohs
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Aviva Premiership finalists Bath are likely to  demand a large transfer fee
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Burgess became disillusioned after being controversially picked for England's Rugby World Cup squad
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Fiancee Phoebe Hook wants him to return to her homeland after they wed
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Leeds Rhinos had previously been linked with former Bradford Bulls star
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READ: SIR CLIVE WOODWARD on why Stuart Lancaster let Burgess down

Question: @placeholder will continue to train as normal until a deal has been reached but the potential for discord and disruption within the club if the situation drags on means that a resolution is surely imminent.

Answer: Sam Burgess

Answer: Burgess

Answer: Burgess

Answer: Sam Burgess

Answer: Burgess

Answer: Burgess


A Federal Bureau of Investigation search warrant has provided a rare glimpse into the increasingly complex efforts of U.S. law enforcement to combat child pornography online, leading to the seizure this year of a website with nearly 215,000 users. The search warrant, unsealed on Monday in federal court in Brooklyn, New York, showed that the FBI seized the website's North Carolina server on February 20 but allowed it to remain operating for about two weeks while authorities investigated its users. According the search warrant describing the website's activities, it operated on a network designed to facilitate anonymous communication over the Internet that protected users' privacy.
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The agency seized the website's North Carolina server in February, and allowed it to remain running for two weeks while they investigated
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The website is run on a server designed for anonymous communication

Question: An @placeholder spokeswoman declined to comment, saying the agency does not discuss 'ongoing investigations.'

Answer: Federal Bureau of Investigation

Answer: FBI


Washington (CNN) -- Just five days before the fifth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina's devastating assault on the Gulf coast, millions of dollars are heading to public and private projects for Louisianans still trying to recover, two top Obama administration officials said at a news conference Tuesday. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano and Federal Emergency Management Agency Administrator Craig Fugate detailed how, courtesy of the federal disaster recovery fund established under the Stafford Act, seven projects in Louisiana will receive more than $26.8 million to contribute to the rebuilding process. In a statement released later Tuesday by the DHS, a grant of more than $1.6 million to a Mississippi project was added to the list.
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NEW: The federal government is sending more than $26.8 million to Louisiana to help with rebuilding projects
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NEW: A $1.6 million-plus project in Mississippi is also in the works
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NEW: The eight funded projects will help both public and private entities
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The money comes from a federal disaster recovery fund established by the Stafford Act

Question: Hurricane Katrina made landfall on the @placeholder coast on August 29, 2005.

Answer: Louisiana

Answer: Louisiana


A property developer in a wealthy Connecticut suburb believes his family are the victims of small-town vengeance which saw his son demoted in the local Little League to punish him for threatening the town's overwhelmingly white ethnic makeup. Christopher Stefanoni, a 50-year-old from Darien, a town of 21,000 with a median household income of $200,000, says his nine-year old was kicked off his team and put in a lower-ranking one just after he proposed developments involving affordable housing. According to a lawsuit filed by Stefanoni, locals are so worried at the prospect of the town's black population - currently 70 people, or 0.33 per cent - getting any bigger that they hit back through the medium of baseball.
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Christopher Stefanoni's son was pushed into low-ranking team in 2010
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Followed father's plans for apartment complexes in Darien, Connecticut, which included affordable housing
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Stefanoni has filed lawsuit claiming townsfolk turned on son to punish him
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Darien, a wealthy New York City suburb, has a median income of $200,000
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The town is 94 per cent white, with only 70 black residents - 0.33 per cent
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Little League and the town both deny there is any connection

Question: @placeholder made a total of three affordable housing applications, one of which was ultimately approved.

Answer: Christopher Stefanoni

Answer: Stefanoni

Answer: Christopher Stefanoni

Answer: Stefanoni


(CNN) Karl Fowler and Zenon Texeira can clearly remember an evening years ago when they were dining with superstar Prince and one of his assistants in Los Angeles. It was the middle of the night, and after dessert the singer asked if they would indulge him a bit. "He said that he never had the opportunity to have conversations with people anymore, and that's why he was enjoying this particular dinner," Texeira said. As Fowler tells it, Prince excused himself before returning with four, small leather books that turned out to be Jehovah's Witness Bibles. "For the next hour, we had Bible study with Prince," said Fowler, who along with Texeira received the holy books as gifts from the singer. "We saw a very kind, funny man in that first meeting with Prince."
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The creators of a limited-edition Prince "Opus" recall their memories of the late singer
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The book includes photos, poetry and lyrics written by Prince and an iPod with his music

Question: @placeholder was involved in all aspects, Texeira said, from conception of the idea to art directing.

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince

Question: Fowler said that in the spring of 2015, they had a conversation with Prince in which he reminded them that he was interested in doing another @placeholder more focused on his career.

Answer: Opus


Tony Pulis has called for action on the 'ridiculous' issue of losing players to international duty, arguing it is time national associations paid players' wages while they are away. The West Brom manager is exasperated that his £12million record signing Salomon Rondon is about to make his third trip home to Venezuela this season, with November's World Cup qualifiers against Bolivia and Ecuador following matches in September and October. His irritation has been compounded by Rondon's unspectacular adaptation to the Premier League, which Pulis attributed in part to the frequent journeys to South America, though the 26-year-old, who is believed to earn around £50,000 a week, showed his quality in heading West Brom's winner.
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Tony Pulis is not happy about the situation surrounding Salomon Rondon
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Rondon is about to make his third trip home to Venezuela this season
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The £12m signing netted West Brom's winner at Norwich on Saturday

Question: West Brom have kept six clean sheets this season — the most in the @placeholder

Answer: Premier League


(CNN) A suicide bombing killed 48 people, among them women and children, Wednesday in northern Syria, the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. A truck bomb exploded near buildings belonging to a Kurdish security agency and other governmental departments in the city of Qamishli near the border with Turkey, CNN's Nick Paton Walsh reported. The observatory said 140 people were hurt. ISIS claimed responsibility and said one of its members drove a truck rigged with explosives to reach the Kurdish administrative complex where defense, interior and military recruiting departments operated. Kurdish officials are trying to learn how ISIS was able to get so much explosives into their stronghold.
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ISIS says bombing was in response to U.S-led coalition bombing in Manbij
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Blast in Qamishli targets buildings belonging to Kurdish security agency

Question: Human rights groups said last week that @placeholder.-led airstrikes in and around the ISIS-controlled city of Manbij have killed more than 100 and wounded dozens more since June.

Answer: UK

Answer: U.S


Spanish striker Joselu this week became the most expensive signing of the Mark Hughes era at Stoke City when the Potters sealed the £5.9million deal for the forward. He arrives from German side Hannover but the 25-year-old comes with impressive pedigree, having previously played for Real Madrid. Sportsmail runs the rule over the Premier League's latest Spanish import. Joselu - full name Jose Luis Sanmartin Mato - is a 6ft 3in striker, a good finisher and he possesses the pace to stretch defences. For Hannover last season, the 25-year-old Joselu won 188 aerial duels, more than any player in the Premier League managed.
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Stoke completed the signing of Hannover 96 striker Joselu on Tuesday
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The 25-year-old joined the Potters for a fee of £5.9m
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Joselu has previously been with Real Madrid and Hoffenheim
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The Spaniard enjoyed his best season to date last term
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Newcastle and West Ham have previously expressed an interest in Joselu

Question: Some may have their doubts but it is fair to say that @placeholder knows a good striker when he sees one…

Answer: Mark Hughes


Shandong Luneng's Brazilian coach Cuca suffered a savage attack from an official after tensions boiled over at the end of his side's Chinese Super League match against Guizhou Renhe. The bizarre exchange, which took place in Guiyang on Thursday night, reportedly included Cuca being punched by a linesman after the match. The nasty scenes were the result of a toxic atmosphere created by a disputed disallowed goal for Luneng in the second-half, with the score tied at 2-2. It proved a pivotal moment as the game ended in a draw, leaving coach Cuca feeling dejected and with a score of his own to settle.
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Tensions boil over as official Zhan Wei punches Brazilian coach Cuca
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The Shandong Luneng coach was on the receiving end as Wei lost the plot
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The assault left Cuca with a cut above his eye after match ended 2-2

Question: A Luneng official released a statement on Friday saying: '@placeholder has a deep wound more than two and a half centimetres beside his left eyebrow.'

Answer: Cuca

Answer: Cuca

Answer: Cuca

Answer: Cuca

Answer: Cuca


(CNN) Russia is believed to be sending a massive naval task force, with warships from its Northern, Baltic and Black Sea fleets, to the Mediterranean Sea in preparation for what could be a major escalation in the conflict in Syria. It's the largest naval deployment since the end of the Cold War, according to a diplomat speaking to Reuters. Russian defense officials say there are a number of heavily armed vessels already positioned in waters off the Syrian coast. They will soon be joined by a formidable flotilla of Russia's heaviest naval armor -- now steaming through northern European seas -- including the country's sole aircraft carrier, the recently refitted Admiral Kuznetsov.
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Western observers fear that Russia is building up its naval forces ahead of a possible major assault on rebel positions in Syria
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Once the Russian fleet arrives, Moscow will have the firepower to push for a decisive military victory

Question: This is the first time the @placeholder -- which can carry up to 50 aircraft including strike planes and helicopter gunships -- has been deployed on a combat mission.

Answer: Admiral Kuznetsov


(CNN) German magazine Der Spiegel has sparked fierce debate after depicting US President Donald Trump beheading the Statue of Liberty on its front cover. The illustration by Edel Rodriguez, who arrived in the US as a political refugee from Cuba in 1980, has prompted both positive and negative reaction across the world. Rodriguez's image shows a cartoon Trump holding a bloodied knife in his left hand with the statue's head in his right, while blood drips onto the floor. The caption "America First" accompanies the image on the cover of the weekly magazine. Trump used the phrase as a slogan during his campaign and said in his inaugural speech: "From this moment on, it's going to be America first."
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Illustration shows Trump beheading the Statue of Liberty
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Artist calls it a "beheading of democracy"; German politician calls it "tasteless"

Question: Der Spiegel's is just one of several recent controversial magazine covers to feature @placeholder's image.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: In November, it published an illustration of @placeholder as a meteor speeding toward Earth.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Late-night comedian Conan O'Brien has been hit with a lawsuit from a San Diego man who claims the comedian plagiarized his jokes. In the suit filed July 22, Robert Alexander Kaseberg claims that O'Brien or his writers pilfered four of his tweets and turned them into jokes used in the opening monologue of the TBS show 'Conan' in the past year. The most recent tweet was posted last month, and Kaseberg claims that it was stolen and used in the Conan monologue that same day. Kaseberg's June 9 tweet reads: 'Three streets named after Bruce Jenner might have to change their names. And one could go from a Cul-de-Sac to a Cul-de-Sackless.'
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The lawsuit was filed July 22 by a Robert Alexander Kaseberg of San Diego, California
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Kaseberg claims that in the last year, O'Brien or his writers have stolen four jokes from his Twitter and used them for the monologue on 'Conan'
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A spokesman for O'Brien and the show have fiercely denied the claims

Question: Kaseberg also claims that one of his jokes from January 14 was stolen from Conan, but there appear to be inconsistencies between the phrasing of the joke in the lawsuit, and what was actually posted on Kaseberg's @placeholder.

Answer: Twitter


Serie A giants Roma are moving ahead with an ambitious £1billion plan for a new, privately financed stadium and surrounding business and entertainment centre. Pending government approval, construction will begin on the city's outskirts by December and last up to two years, the club's American president James Pallotta announced Monday as he handed over a detailed dossier on the project to city authorities. 'If we are going to consistently compete as a top club in the world we need a new stadium, a stadium that is privately owned by AS Roma,' Pallotta said, adding that the entire project will amount to 'one of the most important projects in Italy in many, many decades.'
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Pending government approval construction will begin in December
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Stadium and business and entertainment centre will be on outskirts of city
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American owner James Pallotta wants Roma to be a top club in the world
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Roma currently share Stadio Olimpico with city rivals Lazio
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But they could move into 52,500-seater stadium for 2017/18 season

Question: The 300 acre area will also include a training ground for @placeholder, three high-rise office towers, plus parks and commercial and entertainment areas.

Answer: Roma

Answer: AS Roma

Answer: Roma

Answer: Roma


Sparking strong reaction from doctors and child development experts, an influential task force says there's "insufficient evidence" to argue definitely that the benefits of screening all young children for autism outweigh the harms. "There's not enough evidence for us to recommend for or against screening in children for autism under 30 months," said David Grossman, vice chair of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force and a Seattle pediatrician. "Clinicians need to make a judgment on their own about whether to screen. There is no right answer on that." The  findings, which apply to children between the ages of 18 months and 30 months who haven't exhibited any signs of the disorder, were published Tuesday in JAMA.
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Task force: There's not enough evidence to recommend for or against screening in children for autism under 30 months
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Some health professionals worry the position could result in pediatricians missing opportunities for early intervention

Question: He wrote an op-ed in @placeholder assessing the report.

Answer: JAMA


(CNN) The man suspected in the shooting death of a central Georgia police officer has been arrested, according to the Telfair County Sheriff's Office. Royheem Deeds, 24, had been considered armed and dangerous, authorities said. About 9:30 p.m. Saturday, Officer Tim Smith responded to a Dodge County 911 call reporting a suspicious person at an intersection in Eastman, a town of 5,000 about an hour's drive southeast of Macon. "Officer Smith arrived in the area and encountered an individual. Officer Smith exited his patrol car to investigate and was shot by the individual. Officer Smith returned gunfire and the individual fled the scene," a Georgia Bureau of Investigation statement said.
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Royheem Deeds is in custody, sheriff's office says
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He is suspected in the shooting death of Eastman, Georgia, officer

Question: @placeholder had been with the Eastman police for more than five years, the GBI said.

Answer: Tim Smith

Answer: Smith

Answer: Smith

Answer: Smith

Question: Police departments from around the nation took to social media to share their condolences with Eastman police and @placeholder's family.

Answer: Tim Smith

Answer: Smith

Answer: Smith

Answer: Smith


(CNN) Amtrak's president says the company is "profoundly sorry" after a train derailed this week in Washington state and hurtled off an overpass onto a freeway, killing three people. "We share everyone's sense of urgency to identify exactly what caused this to happen, and we continue to fully cooperate with the investigation being led by the NTSB," Richard Anderson said in a statement. All the crew members are hospitalized, and the National Transportation Safety Board is setting up interviews with them to get more details on Monday's crash of Amtrak Cascades 501 near DuPont, Washington. The train was on its inaugural journey from Seattle to Portland, Oregon.
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Governor says Amtrak has said it will pay for all costs from deadly crash
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Cascades 501 train was traveling at 80 mph in a 30-mph zone when it crashed

Question: "There are a thousand unanswered questions about this right now," @placeholder Gov.

Answer: Washington

Answer: Washington


The captivating motion of various satellites orbiting our planet has been revealed in a fascinating Nasa video. Created by the agency’s Goddard Space Flight Centre in Maryland, it shows their entire Earth-observation fleet and the paths they take around Earth. While the ISS sweeps across ‘diagonally’, in the video at least, others like the Landsat series are seen travelling from pole to pole. Scroll down for video Nasa scientists in Maryland, US have created a satellite visualisation (shown). It shows dozens of Earth-observing satellites currently orbiting our planet. They include Landsat 7 and 8, part of Nasa's long-serving series. And the ISS can also be seen sweeping diagonally across Earth
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Nasa scientists in Maryland, US have created a satellite visualisation
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It shows dozens of Earth-observing satellites currently orbiting our planet
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They include Landsat 7 and 8, part of Nasa's long-serving series
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And the ISS can also be seen sweeping diagonally across Earth
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Many Earth-observing satellites orbit pole to pole to see the whole planet

Question: ‘Together, they provide a picture of the @placeholder as a system,’ said Nasa.

Answer: Earth

Answer: Earth

Answer: Earth

Answer: Earth

Answer: Earth

Answer: Earth

Answer: Earth


When Caitlin Miller first met Scott Worgan six years ago it was ‘love at first sight’. Now Scott's heart-warming proposal video has gone viral after the father-of-two enlisted his impossibly cute little girls to help him pop the question to the love of his life. The 29-year-old, from the Central Coast in NSW, wrote out a series of signs for his romantic proposal and asked his daughters Scarlett, 3, and Sienna, 20 months, to hold them up in front of the camera. ‘You’re so amazing in every way. Everything you do for us. Everything you do for daddy makes us feel so special,’ one card reads.
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Scott Worgan has proposed to Caitlin Miller after six years together
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He enlisted their two girls Scarlett, 3, and Sienna, 20 months, to help
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The cute pair held up a series of signs persuading their mum to say 'yes'
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And Scott sealed the deal with a custom-made sapphire ring

Question: The pair had their first daughter, @placeholder, in 2011, and Scott has never stopped doing all he can to make Caitlin happy.

Answer: Scarlett

Answer: Scarlett

Question: The pair had often spoken about marriage since having their first child but never really made plans and @placeholder had ‘no idea’ on the day that he was about to propose.

Answer: Caitlin Miller

Answer: Caitlin Miller


An identity theft fraudster whose gang cheated the taxpayer out of more than £1million to spend drinking with his friends and gambling has been jailed. Brendan Blake, 47, was part of a gang of six who stole the identities of 30 Irish nationals to defraud the Department of Work and Pensions and three local authorities in London in a scam lasting 26 years. Southwark Crown Court heard the gang ordered replacement birth certificates for the individuals from the Irish authorities, then used the documents to open bank and post offices accounts in their names. They then started claiming job seekers' allowance from the DWP, as well as other benefits from the boroughs of Lewisham, Lambeth and Southwark in London.
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Brendan Blake, 47, part of gang who stole identities of 30 Irish nationals
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They used fake documents to defraud DWP and spent the money in pub
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Blake personally earned £95,099.38 from the fraud and spent it gambling

Question: Then, when the @placeholder became suspicious they ‘flipped’ identities and began claiming benefits under another name in a different borough.

Answer: Department of Work and Pensions

Answer: DWP

Answer: DWP


Nicolas Sarkozy’s most senior aide regularly mocked him as a ‘dwarfish Napoleon’, an ‘airhead’ and a ‘nutter’, it was claimed last night. The revelations will come as a huge blow to the former French president, 60, who is aiming for re-election in two years. Adviser Patrick Buisson, 65, was credited with steering Mr Sarkozy into the Elysee Palace, where he served between 2007 and 2012. Nicolas Sarkozy's (left) most senior aide Patrick Buisson (right) regularly mocked him, it has been claimed But a book called The Bad Genie claims Mr Buisson frequently mocked the 5ft 5in politician, who wore stacked heels, especially when with his third wife, former supermodel Carla Bruni.
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Patrick Buisson, 65, credited with steering former president into power
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But a new book claims the adviser frequently mocked the 5ft 5in politican
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Nicolas Sarkozy wore stacked heels, especially with supermodel third wife
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Nicknamed him 'Naboleon', cross of Napoleon and nabot meaning dwarfish

Question: The nickname was a cross between 'Napoleon' - the legendary @placeholder leader - and the term 'nabot', which means dwarfish.

Answer: French


Today, we expect Apple adverts to be slick and occasionally packed with celebrities. But back in 1987, things were a little different. The company's top executives, including co-founder Steve Wozniak, made a humorous video predicting the firm's meteoric growth rate for the next decade, as well as Macs that project holograms and smart spectacles a little bit like Google Glass. In Apple CEO John Sculley's vision of a future 1997, Mac products are everywhere and 'Apple is in everything, from news to stand-up comedy.' The advert was particularly plucky because it was made just two years after founder Steve Jobs was ousted from the company.
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Video made in 1987 shows Apple executive's predictions for 1997
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These include 'Google Glass' and a Mac that projects holograms
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Execs also predict Apple would show incredible growth in 1997, when in fact it was on the verge of bankruptcy without Steve Jobs at the helm
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Video also shows glimpses of 'Siri' and other iPhone features

Question: In the video, a @placeholder beams a hologram message during a video conversation... technology which has yet to become a reality today.

Answer: Macs

Answer: Mac

Answer: Mac


Airlines have been forced to cancel another day of flights to Denpasar as volcanic ash continues to make its way over Bali's airspace. By 1pm, Jetstar had announced all of Thursday's flights to the holiday island had been stopped, assuring it would resume them as soon as the Volcanic Ash Advisory Centre deemed it safe to do so. Virgin has meanwhile cancelled all flights bound for Bali from Australia for both Thursday and Friday. The carrier said it would make a decision about resuming the flights headed to Australia from Denpasar midday Friday. 'Unfavourable winds have pushed the ash cloud close to Denpasar Airport over the last day and we're not satisfied it is safe to operate services in these conditions,' a statement from Jetstar said.
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Jetstar has called off all of Thursday's flights to the holiday island
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Virgin has  cancelled all flights bound for Bali  for both Thursday and Friday
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They will resume flights when Volcanic Ash Advisory Centre deems it safe
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It comes as winds bring ash from the Mount Raung volcano over Denpasar

Question: Jestar customers have been urged to check the status of their flight on Jetstar.com before travelling to airports while @placeholder is directing passengers to change their booking to another flight, which can be made at no extra charge in the next 14 days unless they prefer a full travel credit.

Answer: Virgin

Answer: Virgin


(CNN) President Donald Trump was fuming as he sat in his Phoenix hotel watching news coverage ahead of his rally. The venue for his first rally in nearly three weeks looked empty. That's when George Gigicos, Trump's longtime advance man, got a call from Keith Schiller, the director of Oval Office operations who is almost always at Trump's side, asking Gigicos why the crowds were scarce. Gigicos explained that while TV correspondents were live early from the venue, the rally wouldn't start for several more hours and crowds had just begun to trickle in. Soon after, Gigicos heard from Trump himself. The President was irate, warning his former director of White House advance who had since returned to his private contracting business, that the venue better be full by the time he arrived, two sources familiar with the discussions told CNN as they described the scene and the President's reaction.
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The calls were nothing unusual for any of the advance officials
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"George will be back," one source familiar with the matter said

Question: The fire marshals were also frequent targets of @placeholder's ire, with Trump frequently calling them out from the stage and urging them to allow more people into the venue in spite of fire safety statutes.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: The fire marshals were also frequent targets of Trump's ire, with @placeholder frequently calling them out from the stage and urging them to allow more people into the venue in spite of fire safety statutes.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


A woman who refused to marry her partner while she was battling stage four cancer has walked down the aisle after she beat the disease. Karen Fulton, from Aberdeen, was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma after tumours were found in her neck, lung and throughout her body. But the 42-year-old was given the all-clear after a gruelling course of chemotherapy - and she married partner Kevin in August this year. Karen first suspected something may be wrong when she felt a lump in her neck and was breathless during her regular swims. In March 2014 after a range of tests, a biopsy on the lump on her neck confirmed that she had Hodgkin lymphoma, a cancer that develops in the lymphatic system. A PET scan revealed the disease - on a scale of 1-4C - was at stage 4B.
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Karen Fulton was diagnosed with stage four Hodgkin Lymphoma
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The 42-year-old didn't want to 'lumber' partner with 'someone a bit broken'
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But Karen, from Aberdeen, beat the cancer and married Kevin in August

Question: '@placeholder's been my rock - I couldn't have got through this without him, my family and friends.

Answer: Kevin

Answer: Kevin


Atlanta (CNN) President-elect Donald Trump harshly criticized Georgia Rep. John Lewis on Saturday, tweeting that his district was "in horrible shape and falling apart (and not to mention crime infested) ..." Trump's tweets came in response to Lewis' comments to NBC News' Chuck Todd in a taped interview that aired on Sunday's "Meet the Press." The congressman said, "I don't see the President-elect as a legitimate president." He said he thought "Russians participated in helping get [Trump] elected." Lewis, a longtime civil rights activist who marched with the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., also said he will not attend Trump's inauguration this week.
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John Lewis represents Georgia's 5th District, which is home to almost 750,000 people
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Atlanta saw an increase in homicides in 2015, though it was lower than many other cities

Question: Nearly 10 years ago, when @placeholder's criminal offenses were around 27% higher than now, Trump praised Georgia's capital.

Answer: Atlanta

Answer: Atlanta


A grandfather 'used like a football' by hooligans was today in a coma and fighting for life after a matchday pub brawl that police broke up using CS gas. Cambridge United supporter Simon Dobbin, 42, was found on the ground with serious head injuries following the fight involving about 15 people after his side’s match at Southend United in Essex. Football fans have already raised more than £5,000 towards transport and accommodation costs for Mr Dobbin’s family, who are travelling from Mildenhall, Suffolk, to visit him in Southend Hospital. Scroll down for video Brain damage: Father-of-three Simon Dobbin (left), who is married to Nicole (right), 43, also suffered damaged hips, broken ribs and a broken nose in the attack - and he is now on a life-support machine
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Simon Dobbin, 42, found on ground with serious head injuries after fight
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It involved about 15 people following Southend v Cambridge on Saturday
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Fans raise £5,000 in transport and accommodation costs for his family
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Father-of-three  suffered brain damage, damaged hips and broken ribs
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Mr Dobbin is now on a life-support machine and 'may never walk again'

Question: Please send a prayer to @placeholder for a full recovery.’

Answer: Simon Dobbin

Answer: Dobbin

Answer: Simon Dobbin

Answer: Simon Dobbin

Answer: Dobbin


New York (CNN) -- A day before investigators expected to gain full access to the site of a deadly explosion that leveled two New York buildings, firefighters digging through the rubble found an intact Bible belonging to the evangelical church that once stood there. Fire Commissioner Salvatore Cassano told reporters that by Sunday, investigators expected to reach the piping and gas meters in the basement at the scene of Wednesday's blast in East Harlem that killed eight people and injured dozens others. Natural gas might have triggered the explosion that shook the vibrant neighborhood, federal officials said. The National Transportation Safety Board could start pressure-testing gas pipes in the area on Sunday, Cassano said.
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Fire commissioner: Investigators expect to reach the piping and gas meters Sunday
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Firefighters pull a Bible from the ashes of the blast site, where eight were killed Wednesday
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Pastor of destroyed church is overcome when presented with intact Bible

Question: The ordinary rhythms of the vibrant @placeholder neighborhood of corner bodegas, botanicas, churches, shops and redbrick tenements were shattered with the Wednesday morning blast.

Answer: East Harlem


A 23-year-old man from Michigan is running 3,200 miles across the US, inspired by Forrest Gump. While he may not be running for 'three years, two months, 14 days and 16 hours' like Forrest - played by Tom Hanks in the 1994 Academy Award-winning movie by the same name - Barclay Oudersluys will be on the road for 100 days, covering between 31 and 32 miles at a time. By Friday, the athlete had completed 2,000 miles and was 63 days into his epic journey. 'I've been through thunderstorms, snow a couple times, really windy days out in Kansas, heat waves; it's a real mix,' he told ABC News.
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Barclay Oudersluys, 23, is running 3,200 miles across the US for charity
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Inspired by movie character Forrest Gump and hopes to finish in 100 days
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By Friday, he had completed 2,000 miles and was 63 days into his journey

Question: Writing on Facebook yesterday, Mr @placeholder said: 'Just giving another update about my very exciting in theory, but very boring in reality life.

Answer: Barclay Oudersluys

Question: No strangers have joined Mr @placeholder on his run, but he would like people to meet him at the finish line.

Answer: Barclay Oudersluys


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Face-to-face questioning of potential jurors to hear the case against Michael Jackson's doctor began in a packed Los Angeles courtroom Friday morning, four days ahead of the opening statements and testimony. The pool of 84 potential jurors in court appeared diverse, although only six were African-American. Each side will be allowed 10 "peremptory challenges," allowing them to get rid of jurors without stating a reason. Prosecutors and defense lawyers mutually agreed in closed-door sessions Wednesday and Thursday on which potential jurors in a pool of 145 were too biased to put their prejudices aside to decide if Dr. Conrad Murray is criminally responsible for the pop icon's death, according to Murray defense lawyer Michael Flanagan.
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NEW: 84 potential jurors, including six African-Americans, remain in the jury pool
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Jury selection "is going to go very fast," defense lawyer Michael Flanagan says
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Jury selection is expected to be wrapped up Friday
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Opening statements in the trial of Michael Jackson's lawyer are set for Tuesday

Question: "Both sides just want to get a fair jury that hasn't made up their mind and is willing to make a decision based upon the facts," @placeholder said after Thursday's jury selection session.

Answer: Michael Flanagan

Answer: Michael Flanagan


MIAMI, Florida (CNN) -- Hurricane Gustav churned into the Gulf of Mexico on Saturday night, still an "extremely dangerous" Category 4 storm threatening to blast the same region devastated by Hurricane Katrina three years ago. Saturday morning, Gustav was about 255 miles east-southeast of the western tip of Cuba. Gustav, a Category 4 storm with 135 mph (220 km/hr) top winds, was centered 485 miles (780 kilometers) southeast of the mouth of the Mississippi River, according to the National Hurricane Center's  6 a.m. GMT (2 a.m. ET) advisory. That's only 15 mph slower than when the storm first crossed land in Cuba. The U.S. National Hurricane Center said the storm could pick up even more strength as it enters the gulf's warmer waters.
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NEW: Gustav heads into Gulf after Category 4 hurricane slams into Cuba
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About 10,000 Cubans flee to mainland, some in vintage cars, horse-drawn carriages
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Storm expected to hit Gulf Coast on Monday or Tuesday
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Coastal Mississippi and New Orleans residents getting out

Question: @placeholder also headed to higher ground on the mainland, with many utilizing horse-drawn carriages and vintage cars.

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cubans


(CNN) When France enacted its ban on "ostentatious symbols" in public schools in 2004, the so-called "veil ban" was justified under the guise of a warped form of European cultural relativism. It's just the French way, you see. Over the years, legislation in France has continued to encroach into the private sphere of Muslim citizens, with a keen focus on women. Muslim women in headscarves have been prohibited from working in private nurseries. Mothers in headscarves have been banned from school outings. Women in face veils are prohibited from walking the streets, using hospitals or public transport. Students in long skirts are sent home for wearing "religious clothing." Non-pork alternatives have been removed from school menus.
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Myriam Francois believes the burkini ban is just the latest excuse to harass Muslims
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French legislation has been encroaching on the private sphere of Muslims for years, she says

Question: Today, in a France of over 5 million @placeholder, it seems that a very similar rule applies.

Answer: Muslim

Answer: Muslim

Answer: Muslims

Answer: Muslims


(CNN) Researchers in Brazil announced Thursday the "presence of the Zika virus" in Culex mosquitoes (the common house mosquito) in the eastern city of Recife. The findings were released with a word of caution: "The obtained data will require additional studies in order to assess the potential participation of Culex in the spread of Zika and its role in the epidemic." Researchers collected 500 mosquitoes and divided them into pools of between 1 and 10 mosquitoes. They found the virus in three pools of mosquitoes. The presence of the virus in these mosquitoes does not mean they can transmit the virus.
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More research is needed to see how this will affect the spread of Zika
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There are many types of Culex mosquitoes, and not all can transmit the disease

Question: Velayudhan said the same mosquito-control measures used against Aedes mosquitoes work against @placeholder quinquefasciatus mosquitoes, the species identified in this study.

Answer: Culex

Answer: Culex

Answer: Culex


A 23-year-old mother-of-two is at risk of being banned from seeing her own children - because she refuses to stop drinking and partying. The woman, named only as Gemma, has two children under five by two different fathers and handed both infants over to her 52-year-old mother Debbie when they were four months old. Now Debbie is threatening to ban Gemma from seeing the children at all, after discovering her daughter's penchant for legal high, MKat, and because she suspects her of stealing. Scroll down for video Feckless: 23-year-old Gemma faces being prevented from seeing her children by her own mother
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Gemma, 23, has left her children to be raised by her mother
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Handed them to her 52-year-old parent when they were four months old
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Spends her time partying and has 'missed out' on seeing them grow up
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Is now at risk of being banned from seeing them thanks to feckless ways
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Mother Debbie also says the unemployed 23-year-old has stolen from them
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Question: @placeholder, who stepped in to care for the children after social services threatened to take them away, says her daughter's constant drinking and partying is getting out of hand.

Answer: Debbie

Answer: Debbie

Answer: Debbie


(CNN) It's no secret that Donald Trump has a problem with women. So it's no surprise that he has started to attack his main rival for the American presidency, Hillary Clinton, on gender grounds, claiming that she lacks the strength, stamina, and credibility to run the country. Yet Trump should think twice before turning the looming showdown with Clinton into a referendum on whether women are fit to serve in America's highest office. If he takes this tack, he will be revealed for who he is: a weak candidate whose attitudes represent America's past, not its future. Trump may change his political positions frequently, refining his messaging to match his audience, but on women and gender issues he has remained remarkably stable over decades. In situations where he holds the reins of control, he can be pro-woman: he has rewarded and elevated high-performing female employees of his businesses, most of all his daughter Ivanka.
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Ruth Ben-Ghiat: Trump's new attempt to cast doubt on Clinton because of her gender shows his weakness
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She says he appears to fear women when he is not in charge of them, disparaging them in vulgar terms

Question: One thing to consider as the @placeholder campaign heads into this woman territory: His woman problem is also our culture's problem.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: But @placeholder is changing, and gender has been an important barometer of that recently.

Answer: American

Answer: America

Answer: America

Question: Because, whether @placeholder likes it or not, America seems poised to have its first female presidential candidate.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Because, whether Trump likes it or not, @placeholder seems poised to have its first female presidential candidate.

Answer: American

Answer: America

Answer: America

Question: Insulting women not only risks alienating half the voting population, and the men who admire and respect them, but is out of touch with what @placeholder stands for today.

Answer: American

Answer: America

Answer: America


Amir Khan has been burning the midnight oil during Ramadan in case he finally gets the call to fight Floyd Mayweather in Las Vegas on September 12. Khan, a devout muslim, is currently observing the holy month by fasting from sunrise until sunset which has precluded him from any boxing training during the day. But the Bolton welterweight, still hopeful of landing the Mayweather fight in eight weeks, has found a way of staying sharp so he will be ready to face the pound-for-pound No 1 if he is chosen as his final opponent. Ramadan has been an incredibly busy period for Khan who has embarked on a 15-city tour of Britain in order to raise vital finds for the Amir Khan Foundation, which is building an orphanage in Gambia.
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Amir Khan still has hope that he will get to fight Floyd Mayweather
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Mayweather says he will fight Andre Berto or Karim Mayfield in September
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Khan hits the gym at midnight to remain fit ahead of the potential bout

Question: @placeholder added: 'Maybe he's making me wait and distracting me, making sure I am not focused on what my job is, so that I'm not in the gym and he'll catch me off guard.

Answer: Amir Khan

Answer: Khan

Answer: Khan

Answer: Amir Khan Foundation

Answer: Amir Khan

Answer: Khan


(CNN) Rod Carew likely doesn't remember the first time he interacted with Konrad Reuland. It was the late 1990s and Reuland was a sixth-grader in Southern California. Reuland told his mother one day, 'Mom, I met Rod Carew today!" the Orange County Register reported. Almost 20 years later, they are forever together. Reuland was an organ donor; after he died in December, his heart and a kidney went to Carew, who desperately needed a heart. On Friday, the American Heart Association revealed the story of how the families of the baseball legend and the young NFL player who passed away after a brain aneurysm learned of unusual circumstances surrounding the gift to Carew.
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Konrad Reuland died in December after a brain aneurysm
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Rod Carew, one of MLB's greatest hitters, received football player's heart

Question: Reuland's mother was told the recipient was a 71-year-old man from @placeholder.

Answer: Southern California


The skull of a 66-million-year old Triceratops is expected to raise almost $2 million at auction. Known as Lung Wong, or the Dragon King, the fossilised item is said to be the world's largest intact dinosaur skull, measuring 9.2ft (2.8 metres) long. The auction is open now and the fossil is being sold by Hong Kong-based experts at Evolved. The Dragon King dinosaur skull (pictured) is being sold by Hong Kong-based experts Evolve. It is more than 95 per cent complete bone, is 9.2ft (2.8 metres) long, 5.2ft (1.6 metres) high and 4.6ft (1.4 metres) wide which is said to make it the world's largest example of such an item
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The Dragon King dinosaur skull is up for sale in Hong Kong
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At 9.2ft (2.8 metres) long it is said to be world's largest intact dinosaur skull
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Skull belonged to a male Triceratops that lived 66 million years ago
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The fossil - first found in Montana in 1992 - is available for $1.8 million

Question: The largest previously recorded @placeholder skull measured 8.2ft (2.5 metres) long, but the creatures' skulls were said to average at around 7ft (2 metres).

Answer: Triceratops


Police in San Francisco are searching for a woman who snagged much more than a bed for an evening when she booked a stay in the city on the popular vacation rental website Airbnb. Authorities allege that 27-year-old Jana Dominquez stole $35,000 in valuables from a home she rented on the site in April. The woman, who is from the nearby city of Richmond, reportedly broke into a locked closet and office to make off with the valuable goods from a home on the 1400 block of 27th Avenue in the city's Outer Sunset district. The investigation was launched in June when the homeowner provided police with high quality surveillance video of the crime.
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Jana Dominquez, 27, is accused of breaking into a locked closet and office to make off with valuable goods from a home she rented on Airbnb in April
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She's also accused of ransacking a business located on the first level of the home

Question: Manfredi told the SFist.com that "@placeholder has an active felony warrant for 2nd degree burglary and falsely impersonating another person."

Answer: Jana Dominquez


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump has made no secret of his desire to roll back environmental regulations and change the playing field for the fossil-fuel industry. His administration's actions over its first six months have followed that lead, including what many scientists say is a full-fledged battle against research and facts. Last week the twitter account for the Department of Energy tweeted out an op-ed written by a scholar at the Cato Institute, a libertarian think tank, with the headline: "In the fight between Rick Perry and climate scientists -- He's winning" At the Interior Department, a climate scientist who has shared his thoughts on global warming was recently reassigned -- to accountant. At the Agriculture Department, the man Trump has chosen to head science as undersecretary of agriculture for research, education and economics has no formal hard sciences background. At the Environmental Protection Agency, where the administration has successfully delayed a number of regulations drafted under President Barack Obama, Administrator Scott Pruitt is aiming to get more industry voices into the scientific process.
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A number of major changes to science have taken place through many government agencies since Trump took office
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The administration is now looking to deregulate even more

Question: Following that decision, the @placeholder, as required by the court, released endangerment findings that found greenhouse gas emissions endanger public health.

Answer: Environmental Protection Agency


(CNN) A girl rescued by Nigerian troops from Boko Haram militants does not appear to be one of the girls abducted in 2014 from a school in the town of Chibok, as was initially reported, an activist said Friday. Serah Luka, who was rescued Thursday, did attend the school, but wasn't abducted at the same time as the 276 taken from the school on April 14, 2014, according to Bukky Shonibare of the #BringBackOurGirls campaign. "However, the same way we rejoice over the return of the Chibok girl, so also is our joy over this one," Shonibare said. A Nigerian army officer said Thursday that Luka was part of the mass abduction. On Friday,  Army Brig. General Abubakar Rabe declined to address whether Luka was part of that abduction.
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Activist says girl rescued Thursday was not part of 2014 mass abduction
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General says what's important is not how she was abducted, but her rescue
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More than 200 Chibok schoolgirls remain missing after being snatched by Boko Haram

Question: First missing Chibok girl found after 2 years as prisoner of @placeholder

Answer: Boko Haram


(CNN) Sen. John McCain's daughter shot back at a protester who was reportedly calling for her father's death. "This Trump supporter is shouting at protestors: "McCain needs to die now!" journalist David Catanese tweeted from Phoenix. . Meghan McCain later responded to the tweet about her father, a US senator from Arizona. "I wouldn't wish seeing this about your own father on my worst enemy," she said. "May God help these people who inflict such cruelty in the world." During the fiery rally in Phoenix on Tuesday night, President Donald Trump also discussed his party's failed attempts to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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Meghan McCain responds to message about her father
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"May God help these people," she says

Question: The @placeholder senator has had a lot to say about Trump as well.

Answer: Arizona


(CNN) Sidney Keys III has always loved to read. But at his school library, the 11-year-old noticed a void of books about kids like himself. So he started Books n Bros, a book club for 8- to 12-year-olds who get together in the St. Louis area and read -- about stuff they really want to read about. "I started it so we could read about African-American literature and raise awareness of that," Sidney told HLN's Michaela Pereira. Sidney also wanted to improve literacy among his peers. "Most boys stop reading between the age of 8 and 10," Sidney's mom, Winnie Caldwell, told CNN.
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Sidney Keys III noticed there were no books about African-American culture at his school
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The 11-year-old started Books n Bros to foster a love for reading in kids his own age

Question: They recorded a Facebook Live of @placeholder reading in the store -- and it got more than 60,000 views.

Answer: Sidney Keys III

Answer: Sidney

Answer: Sidney

Answer: Sidney

Answer: Sidney Keys III


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump went too far when he falsely claimed that former President Barack Obama had not called the families of slain soldiers, former Attorney General Eric Holder said Wednesday. "Mr. President, you crossed the line there," Holder said on CNN's "The Lead with Jake Tapper." The former Democratic prosecutor continued: "And you know, I understand you've got a tough job. I generally hold my powder, but that was a line that you crossed." Holder, a top ally of Obama's who was attorney general for the first six years of his presidency, said Trump's comments made him feel he needed to speak out.
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"Those interactions in some ways I think reveal you for who you are," Holder said

Question: In Wednesday's interview, @placeholder said that as attorney general he had to make condolence calls to families of agents who lost their lives in the line of duty.

Answer: Eric Holder

Answer: Holder

Answer: Holder

Answer: Holder


Joy Beverley, one third of 1950s group The Beverley Sisters and the widow of Wolverhampton Wanderers captain Billy Wright, has died. The singer, who has been described as 'the Posh Spice of her day', passed away on Monday after reportedly suffering a stroke last week. Blonde and beautiful, the singer and her sisters achieved stardom in the 1950s, although it was Joy, the eldest, who became the most famous of all. That she did was due to her marriage to Wolverhampton Wanderers captain Billy Wright, one of the best-known footballers of the day, in 1958. Wright, who spent his entire career at Wolves, was born in Shropshire in 1924 and endured a stint in the army during World War II before returning to professional football as soon as he could.
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Joy Beverley, 91, was a singer who married footballer Billy Wright in 1958
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Hugely successful, she has been described as 'the Posh Spice of her day'
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Billy captained England 90 times and was the first to get 100 caps

Question: Behind the scenes, his personal life was proving just as successful after he met, and later married, @placeholder.

Answer: Joy Beverley

Answer: Joy

Answer: Joy Beverley


(CNN) -- U.S. Open champion Webb Simpson pulled out this year's British Open Friday because his wife is due to give birth later this month. Simpson was set to fly in next week to the third major of the season at Royal Lytham and St Annes from July 19-22 but has decided against making the trip. A statement issued by tournament organizers said: "Webb Simpson, the 2012 U.S. Open Champion, has withdrawn from The Open Championship due to family reasons." A number of leading contenders have been tuning up for Lytham at this week's Scottish Open and there was a welcome return to form for four-time major champion Phil Mickelson.
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U.S. Open champion Webb Simpson out of British Open
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Simpson's wife in due to give birth later this month
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Phil Mickelson shoots eight-under-par 64 at Scottish Open
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Alexander Noren and Francesco Molinari joint leaders at Castle Stuart

Question: @placeholder holed his second shot for an eagle two at his opening hole at Castle Stuart and backed it up with six birdies for a second round eight-under 64.

Answer: Phil Mickelson

Answer: Phil Mickelson


Brazil legend Pele has praised his country's current star Neymar as 'an excellent young player' but says he will never replace him as the footballing 'king' even if he matches his goalscoring record. Neymar has scored 42 international goals despite only turning 23 last month, and Pele's Brazilian record of 77 strikes is well within his sights with a long career at the top still ahead of him. But the 74-year-old Brazilian icon feels that even if the young pretender can match his incredible feat, he will still not be considered in the same class as him. Brazil legend Pele says that even if Neymar matches his goalscoring record he still won't be the 'king'
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Pele praised Neymar but says he will not match his legacy as a Brazil icon
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Neymar has 42 international goals and could reach Pele's record of 77
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But even if Neymar does that, Pele says 'the machine is closed'
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Former Santos striker threw his backing behind Brazilian coach Dunga
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Pele: Why Lionel Messi is better than Cristiano Ronaldo

Question: 'I think to be the new king, the new Pele, is impossible,' @placeholder said of his young pretender in the national team

Answer: Pele

Answer: Pele

Answer: Pele

Answer: Pele

Answer: Pele

Answer: Pele

Answer: Pele


First came the instant touch to control. Then came a drag-back with his left foot to bamboozle a defender before he shifted his balance and swept a right-footed drive precisely into the corner of the net. The European Under 21 Championships is traditionally a stage where the continent’s best young talents showcase their ability and in Germany’s opening group match against Serbia, Emre Can seized his opportunity to shine with a superb goal. More than anything, though, he grabbed the chance to rebuild his confidence and provide a reminder of why Liverpool were so eager to sign him last summer.
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Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers once called Emre Can 'a Rolls-Royce' but failed to play him in his correct position last season
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Played most of his games at right back despite wanting to play in midfield
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Can scored a neat goal for Germany in their opening European Under 21 Championship game against Serbia
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He must now prove that he is good enough to feature in Liverpool's new-look midfield
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READ: Martin Skrtel agrees a new contract with Liverpool
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READ: Joe Gomez set for Liverpool medical ahead of £6m move

Question: When @placeholder first arrived, he had some fitness issues and couldn’t get into the team.

Answer: Emre Can

Answer: Emre Can

Answer: Can


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump signed off on press secretary Sean Spicer's decision to check aides' cell phones to make certain they weren't communicating with reporters by text message or through encrypted apps, multiple sources confirmed to CNN on Monday. The decision sent a signal across the administration that Trump is furious at leaks from inside the White House. The sources also said the President gave his blessing before Spicer blocked reporters from the briefing last Friday. When reached by CNN, Spicer denied that Trump was involved in either decision. "(Trump) did not sign off or even know what I did. That is not accurate," he said, later adding, "I don't believe he even knew there was a gaggle and in no way was it discussed with him or any other staffer."
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Spicer recently did a check of White House staffers' phones
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Spicer denies that Trump signed off

Question: One person close to the situation described @placeholder as the "enforcer."

Answer: Sean Spicer

Answer: Spicer

Answer: Spicer

Answer: Spicer

Answer: Spicer


Roy Hodgson will chalk up 40 years in coaching on January 1 but has no intention of calling it a day and has his sights set on taking England to the 2018 World Cup. The Football Association will make a decision on Hodgson's future after Euro 2016 - but have made it clear they will want to keep him in position for the World Cup campaign if England show signs of progress at the European Championship in France. Hodgson, whose current contract as England manager expires in July, says he has yet to have an in-depth discussion with FA chairman Greg Dyke and chief executive Martin Glenn about his future but is determined to remain in coaching.
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Roy Hodgson will enter his 40th year in football management in 2016
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Hodgson will be urged to stay on as manager if England perform well
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Greg Dyke will not decide on Hodgson's future until after next summer
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Hodgson says he may have to reshape his squad if key players are injured

Question: Glenn said he, @placeholder and technical director Dan Ashworth will study a raft of statistics after the tournament to see how England have performed.

Answer: Roy Hodgson

Answer: Hodgson

Answer: Hodgson

Answer: Roy Hodgson

Answer: Hodgson

Answer: Hodgson

Answer: Hodgson


A new SNP MP can today be unmasked as an internet troll who published slurs on the Royal Family, branded the Union Flag the 'butcher's apron', and has been accused of anti-Semitism. Paul Monaghan, elected in May's landslide victory, has been forced to apologise for causing 'upset' to the Jewish community. As part of a drive to clean up politics the SNP has insisted he will no longer use such 'language and sentiments'. But Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon was last night under pressure to explain how the MP was selected for his seat, as opponents suggested his comments were so offensive he should be stripped of the party whip.
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EXCLUSIVE: Paul Monaghan was elected  in May's landslide SNP victory
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He posted a series of offensive messages  about the Royals and Union Flag
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MP  also forced to apologise for causing 'upset' to the Jewish community
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SNP has insisted he will no longer use such 'language and sentiments'

Question: He also has a furious dislike for the @placeholder, calling it the 'butcher's apron'.

Answer: Union Flag

Answer: Union Flag


(CNN) -- Tammy Faye Messner, the former televangelist and Christian singer who battled drug addiction and later inoperable cancer, died Friday morning, CNN's Larry King said Saturday night. He said the family had asked him to make the delayed announcement. She was 65. Messner was a guest on "Larry King Live" on Thursday. She told him she couldn't swallow food, and weighed only 65 pounds. King said the family postponed the death announcement for a day so family members could gather. Messner was cremated and interred in a remote part of Kansas at the Kansas-Oklahoma state line, King said. "The family appreciates all of the well wishes of so many people," the talk show host said on CNN.
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NEW: Ex-husband Jim Bakker: "She lived her life like the song she sang"
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Televangelist famed for heavy makeup, frequent tears dead at 65
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She made a final appearance Thursday on "Larry King Live"
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Former singer survived PTL scandal, drug addiction

Question: "Our family is deeply saddened by the news of the passing of Tammy Faye," @placeholder said late Saturday.

Answer: Jim Bakker

Question: After divorcing @placeholder, who became steeped in money and sex scandals, she married Christian construction magnate and former PTL contractor Roe Messner in 1993.

Answer: Jim Bakker

Question: Tammy Faye Bakker divorced him while he was incarcerated, and @placeholder was paroled in December 1994.

Answer: Jim Bakker


The little girl is still traumatised by the final hug she gave her father: by the time she let go, she was covered in blood, and he was dead, murdered by ISIS. Fitha, who was just seven-years-old, had run to father Khamis Faris after hearing a knock at the door at their home in Mosul. But as she held him, the two militants at the door shot him three times - in his right arm, his neck and his heart. His crime? Before ISIS arrived in Mosul in June 2014, he had worked as a policeman. Fitha's mother Foza Motaab is not sure if her little girl will ever recover. She is, she says, 'psychologically damaged'.
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Fitha hugged her father Khamis Faris as he was shot dead by ISIS
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The Islamic militants murdered him because he had been a police officer
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Fitha and her family are now living in a refugee camp near Erbil with thousands of other people fleeing the evils of ISIS in their home countries
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Each family has their own shocking story of trauma to contend with

Question: 'When Daesh [local name for ISIS] came to @placeholder they knocked at our door.

Answer: Mosul

Answer: Mosul

Question: About 500,000 people were thought to have left @placeholder before they even arrived.

Answer: Mosul

Answer: Mosul

Question: The family had to leave the first refugee camp, just outside @placeholder, after ISIS came towards them.

Answer: Mosul

Answer: Mosul

Question: 'When my brother came back from his job in the military, @placeholder drove up near them and using a machine gun killed both him and his wife,' he told MailOnline, the anger in his voice still palpable.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Question: @placeholder, who is now eight, may refuse to talk about how her father died, but she is looking to the future, dreaming of helping people - or even becoming a doctor.

Answer: Fitha

Answer: Fitha

Answer: Fitha

Answer: Fitha

Question: 'I don’t want to live in this country anymore, but I cannot do anything, Daesh [@placeholder] took everything.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


(CNN) The leaders of the US and South Korea share a common goal: Get North Korea to abandon the nuclear and missile programs that have rapidly expanded under the country's supreme leader, Kim Jong Un. But Presidents Moon Jae-in and Donald Trump, who meet for the first time Thursday, have different ideas about how to get there. Moon, a liberal who took office last month after his conservative predecessor was impeached on corruption charges, is a strong proponent of engagement with Pyongyang. The Trump administration wants to pressure Kim to the negotiating table but with preconditions. Moon wants to start talking to Pyongyang to stabilize the situation on the Korean Peninsula sooner than Trump, whose administration won't negotiate until North Korea agrees to certain terms.
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Presidents Donald Trump and Moon Jae-in will meet Thursday and Friday
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North Korea will likely dominate the agenda

Question: But some leading North Korea experts in the United States are urging @placeholder to rethink his position on preconditions, possibly sending a high-level presidential delegation to North Korea in exchange for a freeze on ballistic missile and nuclear tests.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


This coming week we’ll be treated to another delightful set of official photos of bonnie Prince George and his cherubic little sister Princess Charlotte after she’s christened in Her Majesty’s parish church at Sandringham tomorrow. But will George still look as full of brotherly love for her as he did in those heart-melting pictures taken by his mother last month – or will he have started to realise that he’s no longer the only one vying for his parents’ affection? William and Kate will have prepared him for the arrival of Charlotte, who is fourth in line to the throne.
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Prince William was an 'unruly'  boy nicknamed 'Basher Wills' at nursery
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Charles and Anne were 'mischievous', playing tricks on their French tutor
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Queen Mother worried that the Queen was overshadowed by Margaret

Question: No doubt the Queen is preparing to enjoy watching the family dynamic change now @placeholder has arrived.

Answer: Charlotte

Answer: Charlotte

Answer: Charles


American Pharoah's owners and thoroughbred racing now have a new race to run: A race to capitalize on the horse's Triple Crown victory before the excitement fades away. As the first winner of the sport's Triple Crown in 37 years, American Pharoah has a wealth of marketing opportunities that could never have been imagined by owners of the last winner, Affirmed, in 1978. At the same time, horse racing has declined into a niche pastime that is facing an aging demographic, a shrinking number of race tracks, and competition from new ways of betting on sports. 'Marketing has changed, media has changed, and how people consume the product has changed,' says David Carter, a sports business professor at the University of Southern California's Marshall School of Business. 'It's one thing to drive notoriety, but it's another thing to get people to part with their money.'
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American Pharoah became the first horse since 1978 to win the Triple Crown when he finished first at Saturday's Belmont Stakes
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Owner Ahmed Zayat has already struck sponsorship deals with Wheels Up, a private aviation company, and Monster energy drinks
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However, it's still uncertain how much advertising money the horse can attract, due to the waning interest in the sport

Question: As the winner of a crown that went unclaimed for so long that it seemed it would never be won again, @placeholder Pharoah will without question sell more merchandise and attract more sponsorship deals than any horse in recent memory.

Answer: American Pharoah

Answer: American

Answer: American Pharoah


(CNN) Forces aligned with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad made an incursion Wednesday into the 55km "de-confliction zone" surrounding the US base located at the At Tanf garrison in southeastern Syria, according to the US-led military coalition fighting ISIS. "There was an incursion into the de-confliction zone," coalition spokesman US Army Col. Ryan Dillon told CNN, adding that after the pro-regime troops entered the zone, the US-led coalition used the pre-established de-confliction hotline and communicated the incursion to the Russians. Following that communication, the pro-regime forces withdrew. But the apparent successful use of the de-confliction channel comes amid new accusations by Russia that the US military is aiding ISIS.
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"There was an incursion into the de-confliction zone," coalition spokesman US Army Col. Ryan Dillon said
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Russia has alleged that the US military is aiding ISIS

Question: The ministry's statement said that @placeholder fighters had attacked Syrian regime checkpoints located alongside the highway from Palmyra to Deir Ezzor and that those ISIS fighters launched their attack from the de-confliction zone surrounding At Tanf.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Question: "We are hyper aware of what is inside At @placeholder and near our forces" Dillon said, saying the coalition would go after them and kill ISIS fighters wherever they were.

Answer: At Tanf

Question: "We are hyper aware of what is inside At Tanf and near our forces" Dillon said, saying the coalition would go after them and kill @placeholder fighters wherever they were.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


(CNN) The NBA regular season ended Wednesday in historic fashion, with the Golden State Warriors setting the NBA regular-season record for wins, with 73, and Kobe Bryant retiring in style with 60 points in the final game of his 20-year career. But the fun is just beginning. The NBA playoffs begin Saturday, with the Indiana Pacers and Toronto Raptors tipping off at 12:30 p.m. ET at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto. Here's a guide to all of the action. When are the NBA playoffs? The first round starts Saturday. The second round, the conference semifinals, are scheduled to begin on May 2. However, this could move up to April 30 or May 1. The conference finals are scheduled to start on May 17, with the chance of a possible move up to May 15 or 16. The NBA Finals are scheduled to begin on June 2.
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The 2016 NBA playoffs begin Saturday; the second round on May 2, finals on June 2
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Defending champs, the Golden State Warriors, are favored to go all the way again this year

Question: The Spurs' lone loss at home was Sunday, which was against the @placeholder.

Answer: Golden State Warriors

Question: Last year, health was one of the reasons why they lost to the @placeholder in six games.

Answer: Golden State Warriors


(CNN) Mariella Azzato sees her staff thinning almost daily in Venezuela. Over 430 professors, assistants and faculty have left the University of Simon Bolivar, in Caracas, since 2015, according to Azzato, the university's vice rector of administration. The public university is widely considered one of Venezuela's best, yet more than a third of the faculty have left in three years. The vast majority of professors are leaving in search of better lives in other countries as Venezuela dives deeper into an economic and humanitarian crisis punctuated by a government many, including President Trump, deem a dictatorship. "A moment is going to arrive when there's isn't anyone," Azzato laments. "There's an exodus of the most talented professors to other countries."
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Professors seek better lives in other countries as Venezuela dives deeper into crisis
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Over 39,000 Venezuelans sought asylum around the world in the first half of this year, UN report says

Question: Some @placeholder cross the border to buy food, toiletries and other essentials and then return the same day to Venezuela.

Answer: Venezuela

Answer: Venezuela

Answer: Venezuela

Answer: Venezuela

Answer: Venezuelans


Sir Alex Ferguson will return to the Old Trafford dugout on Saturday when two all-star teams captained by David Beckham and Zinedine Zidane contest the UNICEF Match for Children. It will be a star-studded occasion, with Ferguson’s Great Britain and Ireland side featuring Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes, Rio Ferdinand and John Terry. Up against them will be a Rest of the World XI, coached by Carlo Ancelotti and featuring Zidane, Luis Figo, Ronaldinho, Cafu and Patrick Vieira. Ferguson left United in 2013 after 26 trophy-laden years in which he transformed a club existing in the shadow of rivals Liverpool to the absolute pinnacle of English and European football.
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Sir Alex Ferguson left Manchester United in 2013 after 26 sensational years
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David de Gea struggled at first but became one of world's best stoppers
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Lee Sharpe dazzled on the left wing before Ryan Giggs' emergence
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Gordon Strachan was Ferguson's midfield warrior at Aberdeen and United
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Carlos Tevez chipped in with several important goals in three-year spell
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Read: Sir Alex Ferguson attends screening of Cristiano Ronaldo film
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Get an extra Fantasy Football transfer this week with the code depay89
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Read numbers 50-41 and 30-21 and 20-11 on this list of United greats

Question: It was in that season that Whiteside contributed arguably his greatest performance, coming off the bench at Anfield with @placeholder 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.

Answer: United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Answer: United


SAVANNAH, Georgia (CNN) -- Walt Peters knows what it's like to fear for his life. He knows how it feels to board a plane, deploying for combat. He knows the feeling of making it home alive. Walt Peters is often among the last people soldiers see as they deploy and the first they see upon their return. That's why the retired Vietnam veteran has stood outside at Hunter Army Airfield in Savannah, Georgia, for the past four years as a beacon of pride and support, welcoming home returning soldiers and wishing "Godspeed" to those deploying. "To me, if it wasn't for our soldiers and our veterans, we would not have this beautiful country," says Peters. "These guys are our freedom."
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Walt Peters welcomes soldiers home, wishes "Godspeed" to those deploying
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The Vietnam veteran has greeted an estimated 20,000 soldiers since 2004
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He says he lost sight as a result of chemical diabetes from Agent Orange exposure

Question: "When I went to @placeholder on my tours I'd never had this.

Answer: Vietnam

Answer: Vietnam


(CNN) US President Donald Trump has said that he would want to consult with Chinese President Xi Jinping before speaking to Taiwan's leader. In an interview with Reuters news agency, Trump said he wouldn't want to "cause difficulty" for the Chinese leader by again breaking with the "one China" policy. "He's a friend of mine. He's actually a -- I think he's doing an amazing job as a leader, and I wouldn't want to do anything that comes in the way of that. So, I would certainly want to speak to him first," Trump said. China does not recognize Taiwan's independence, and under the "one China" policy the US has a long tradition of respecting that stance.
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Trump tells Reuters that he values Xi's help, would speak to him before communicating with Taipei
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Trump caused diplomatic waves as President-elect by taking a call from Taiwan's leader

Question: Despite being bullish on the future of the US' official position on the matter, @placeholder eventually reneged and committed to the decades-long policy.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: "We have tremendous trade deficits with everybody, but the big one is with @placeholder ... And I told them, 'You want to make a great deal?'

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China


Virtual reality gaming is coming 'this year,' Facebook's chief technology officer Mike Schroepfer has promised. The release date for the firm's Oculus headset has been shrouded in secrecy until now. He also said people would be able to game in VR on 'something' shipped by Oculus - and said work was progressing well on Facebook plan to build drones to give internet access to underdeveloped nations. Scroll down for video The move will allow users to see 360 degree videos using the Oculus Rift headset (pictured) The latest prototype of Facebook's headset Schroepfer showed off what appears to be an advanced version of Eve: Valkyrie, a game that puts users in the cockpit of a spaceship on stage at day two of the social network's F8 Developer Conference in San Francisco on Thursday.
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Facebook recently bought virtual reality headset make Oculus
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Users will be able to explore videos using a VR headset
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Promised 'something' would be shipped this year

Question: 'Why is @placeholder going to work now, when it didn't work in the '80s and '90s?'

Answer: VR

Answer: VR


Yohan Cabaye will undergo a medical at Crystal Palace on Thursday after the club agreed a record fee for the French midfielder. Palace will pay £10million, rising to £12.8m with add-ons, for the 29-year-old Paris Saint-Germain star, making him the most expensive signing in their history. The Eagles have beaten London rivals Tottenham to snap up the former Newcastle playmaker, who moved back to France in a £19m deal last year. Cabaye’s relationship with Alan Pardew, who brought him to St James’ Park from Lille in 2011, has been a key factor in securing his Premier League return. The fee eclipses Palace’s previous record transfer, £7m paid to Wigan for James McArthur last summer.
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Crystal Palace agree £10m fee rising to £12.8m with PSG for Yohan Cabaye
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Cabaye will have a medical on Thursday ahead of the move
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Sportsmail revealed Palace's interest in Cabaye back in May

Question: Regular football in the Premier League with @placeholder was something he could not afford to turn down.

Answer: Crystal Palace

Answer: Palace

Answer: Palace’s

Answer: Crystal Palace

Answer: Palace


Los Angeles (CNN) Tonya Couch, the mother of "affluenza" teen Ethan Couch, is set to be extradited to Texas from Los Angeles. Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Sergio Tapia approved an extradition waiver for Couch on Tuesday. She will be returned to Texas, where prosecutors have charged her with hindering the apprehension of a felon. Her bail, which was set in Texas, is set at $1 million and must be paid in that state. The mother and son were found in Mexico on December 28 after going missing a few weeks earlier. Before he went to Mexico, Ethan Couch was on probation for killing four people in a drunken driving accident in 2013, when he was 16. At the time, many were outraged that a judge sentenced him to probation instead of jail time, slamming his now-notorious "affluenza" defense -- that he was too rich and spoiled to understand the consequences of his actions.
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A judge has approved Tonya Couch's extradition from California to Texas
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Couch is charged with hindering the apprehension of a felon; she and her son, Ethan, were found in Mexico last month
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Ethan Couch was charged in 2013 with DUI-manslaughter; his case gained notoriety when the defense said he had "affluenza"

Question: He added that he is not sure if Couch had a tourist visa when he entered @placeholder.

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexico


Neil Robertson revealed Chelsea captain John Terry urged him to keep his head after firing a history-making maximum break during his Betway UK Championship triumph in York. Chelsea fan Robertson is good friends with the Blues skipper, and after beating China's Liang Wenbo 10-5 to secure his second UK title in three years the Australian explained how mid-match text message encouragement from Terry had given him the impetus to get over the line. Along with a £150,000 winner's cheque, Robertson snatched the bonus of £44,000 for making his immaculate 147 break in the sixth frame. It was the first maximum made in a final of any of snooker's Triple Crown tournaments: the Masters, World Championship or UK.
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Neil Robertson defeated Liang Wenbo 10-5 to secure his second UK title
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Robertson's recieved mid-match text from Chelsea captain John Terry
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Chelsea face Porto in crucial Champions League clash on Wednesday

Question: @placeholder are floating puzzlingly close to the relegation zone in the Premier League, and risk going out of the Champions League before the knock-out stage if they lose to Jose Mourinho's former club.

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea


BBC Three has moved one step closer towards being axed after the BBC Trust backed plans to move the channel online. The corporation hopes to save tens of millions of pounds by slashing the youth-oriented station’s budget and moving its shows to the iPlayer internet service. And in provisional conclusions, BBC Trust supported the plans, saying it would cut costs and offer a channel that is more distinctive than the current BBC Three, whose audience continues to fall. But it said it had 'clear concerns' about the impact the switch would have on the quality of shows that would be produced by the channel, adding it is likely it would lose viewers in the short term.
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BBC hopes to save tens of millions of plans by moving BBC Three online
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BBC Trust backed plans but said it was 'concerned' about impact on shows
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Comes despite celebrity support for channel and petition to keep it on air
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Set up in 2003, BBC Three launched Little Britain and Gavin and Stacey

Question: The BBC wants to use savings from the closure of the @placeholder channel to invest in drama on BBC1.

Answer: BBC Three

Answer: BBC Trust

Answer: BBC Trust

Answer: BBC Three

Answer: BBC

Answer: BBC Three

Answer: BBC Trust

Answer: BBC Three


Celebrity chef Neil Perry's Rockpool restaurant in Sydney has been crowned the best restaurant in Australia. Gourmet Traveller magazine named the Bridge Street restaurant, which prides itself on local produce with an Asian twist, in first place for its attention to detail. Perry and executive chef Phil Wood's inventiveness in the kitchen was also praised during the ceremony at Carriageworks in Sydney on Wednesday night. The average main dish at Rockpool costs around $40-$50, while the nine course tasting menu is $185. Neil Perry continues to run the restaurant as well as the six other Rockpool establishments in Melbourne, Sydney and Perth.
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Rockpool restaurant won Australian Gourmet Traveller's 2016 award
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The iconic restaurant has been open for over 25 years
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Restaurants in Byron Bay, Brisbane, and Melbourne also won top awards
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The ceremony took place at Carriageworks in Sydney on Wednesday night

Question: Mr Perry is one of Australia's leading and most influential chefs and his menu reflects the seasonal produce on offer in @placeholder.

Answer: Sydney

Answer: Sydney

Answer: Sydney

Answer: Sydney


(CNN) There are some distinctions nobody wants to see passed on. The site of the deadliest attack on the LGBT community in U.S. history is one of them. For nearly 43 years, up until Sunday's mass shooting in Orlando, that horrible title belonged to New Orleans. A fire determined to be arson tore through the Up Stairs Lounge, a gay bar in the French Quarter, killing 32 people. Three victims were never identified. Several bodies were never claimed because the victims' families were too ashamed. The story of the Up Stairs Lounge fire did not draw an outpouring of attention and sympathy. No massive vigils sprouted up across the country. Banners offering solidarity with New Orleans were inconceivable. National leaders weren't moved to condemn the attack or issue condolences. Even local officials -- including the mayor, governor and archbishop -- stayed mum. (Never mind, say experts on the attack, that twice earlier in the year these leaders issued statements, even declared a day of mourning, after fires that were far less lethal.)
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Until Orlando, the worst mass murder of LGBT people in U.S. history belonged to New Orleans
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A June 24, 1973, arson attack on the Up Stairs Lounge, a gay bar, killed 32

Question: "It was so incredibly painful that people did not want to talk about it," Camina said Monday, as he still struggled to absorb the deaths of 49 at the Pulse nightclub in @placeholder.

Answer: Orlando

Answer: Orlando