The White House and New York City's district attorney have pledged a combined $79 million to speed up tests of sexual assault kits across the country. The White House said that it pumped $41 million in federal funds plus $38 million from the Manhattan prosecutor towards clearing backlogs in 27 states. Local law enforcement agencies applied for the grants. Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. is using corporate forfeiture funds toward the effort. Vance and Vice President Joe Biden announced the local authorities receiving funds at a news conference at the New York City medical examiner's office. It's estimated that tens of thousands of DNA samples taken after sexual assaults have gone untested.
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The White House and New York City's district attorney will work together
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Pledged a combined $79 million to speed up tests of sexual assault kits
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Tens of thousands of DNA samples taken after rapes have gone untested

Question: The state's bureau of forensic services' @placeholder laboratory will get $1,606,239 to test 2,000 kits.

Answer: DNA

Answer: DNA


(CNN) The man accused of driving a truck into a Mardi Gras parade crowd, injuring 28 people, had a blood-alcohol level almost three times the legal limit, New Orleans police said Sunday. Neilson Rizzuto, 25, has been charged with two counts of first-degree vehicular negligence resulting in injury, and one count each of reckless operation and hit-and-run driving. He may face more charges, police said. Rizzuto had a blood-alcohol level .232%, police said Sunday. Officers used a breathalyzer to determine his blood-alcohol level, New Orleans Police Public Information Officer Ambria Washington said. Drivers 21 and over with a blood-alcohol content of 0.08% can be charged with driving while impaired, according to the Louisiana Department of Motor Vehicles webpage.
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Suspect had blood-alcohol level of .232, police said
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The pickup truck hit two cars and then ran into the crowd, witnesses say

Question: If @placeholder posts bail, he will be under house arrest and required to wear an ankle monitor, WVUE reported.

Answer: Neilson Rizzuto

Answer: Rizzuto

Question: @placeholder has also come to refer to the weekend of parties and celebrations immediately preceding Lent.

Answer: Mardi Gras


The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are set to follow in Charles and Diana's footsteps next Spring when they will embark on a tour of India 24 years after William's parents visited. Although neither Kate or William, both 33, have journeyed to the country before, the Prince of Wales visited as recently as November 2013, on a nine-day tour. The trip is in the very early stages of planning but both the Government and Kensington Palace were keen to announce it while the Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, is in the UK. Mr Modi was yesterday a guest of the Queen at Buckingham Palace where they lunched together. It is the first visit by an Indian PM in a decade.
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The royal couple will travel to India in Spring of next year
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The Duke and Duchess are expected to leave their two children at home
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Their visit will take place 24 years after Charles and Diana visited India
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See more of the latest news and updates on Prince William and Kate

Question: Twelve years later saw this happen as the Princess of @placeholder’s accompanied her husband on a joint tour to the country.

Answer: Wales


Belgium (CNN) Brussels: It's a quaint but bustling city, famed for its picture postcard squares, its chocolate and its beer. But it is rapidly becoming infamous, too, as a fertile recruiting ground for jihadi fighters. For months, Belgian authorities and the public here had lived in fear of attack by home-grown terrorists. As tensions rose, security forces carried out raid after raid in their hunt for Paris attacks fugitive Salah Abdeslam and those who plotted the carnage in the French capital. Last week they even seemed to catch a lucky break when police, initiating a search for evidence at what turned out to be Abdeslam's safe house, encountered a barrage of gunfire which tipped them off that something -- or someone -- important was inside. Abdeslam, who had abandoned his mission, along with his suicide belt, in Paris in November, escaped again -- only to be cornered in a daring daytime raid a few days later.
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Suicide bombings at Brussels Airport and a metro station in the city leave at least 31 people dead
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Paris attacker Salah Abdeslam was captured in Brussels last week after more than four months in hiding
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The Belgian capital's Molenbeek district has become notorious as a hotbed of violent jihadist ideology
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Belgium has the highest number of foreign fighters, per capita, in Syria of any Western European nation

Question: "The @placeholder state rejects children and young people; they say, 'They are all foreigners, why should we give them a job?'

Answer: Belgium

Answer: Belgian

Answer: Belgian

Answer: Belgium


Former England and Arsenal defender Martin Keown looks ahead to the crunch clash between Premier League giants Chelsea and Manchester City. As the duo prepare to lock horns at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday, Keown insists David Silva is City's architect and creator-in-chief. So, how can Jose Mourinho keep the Spaniard quiet? Here, the Sportsmail columnist discusses four ways Chelsea can try to stop the Spanish playmaker Against West Brom, Silva played centrally just behind the striker. That is his most dangerous position. He can dribble at the heart of the opposition, pull the defence out of shape or thread passes inside the full backs to release Raheem Sterling and Jesus Navas.
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Manchester City face Chelsea in Premier League clash at Etihad Stadium
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Chelsea have tough task in keeping playmaker David Silva quiet on Sunday
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He can dribble at the heart of the opposition and pull defences out of shape
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Silva loves to operate in front of back four, Jose Mourinho must stop him
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Nemanja Matic is fine defensive midfielder but he can’t stop City by himself
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Mourinho should consider playing Kurt Zouma, who is a beast of a player

Question: If Jose wants a like-for-like player watching @placeholder then he can pick Ramires.

Answer: David Silva

Answer: Silva

Answer: David Silva

Answer: Silva


Tarkio, Montana (CNN) In kayaking, a "first descent" is when someone successfully paddles a section of river that no one has ever paddled before. By the time Brad Ludden was 18 years old, he had attained close to 100 of them. "Every time you come around a corner, you're the first person to see it from that perspective," said Ludden, now 35. "You feel a lot of personal transformation and growth through that process." Today, Ludden is giving that life-changing experience to young adults with cancer—helping them face down their fears and realize they're not alone. "When you're a young person with cancer, it's so isolating," said Ludden, who watched his own aunt battle cancer when she was 38. "All your friends are getting married, having children, starting jobs and living life. Here you are fighting for yours."
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More than 70,000 young adults are diagnosed with cancer yearly in America
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Kayaker Brad Ludden started First Descents to give young patients some "victory over their cancer"
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Ludden was honored as a 2016 Top 10 CNN Hero | Tribute Show video

Question: You can make a donation right now to @placeholder.

Answer: First Descents


Washington (CNN) -- When U.S. President Barack Obama said Monday it would be wrong to seek regime change in Libya by force, Republican lawmakers took issue -- saying removing Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi is and should be precisely the goal. Gadhafi must have been comforted to hear the president's words, Sen. John McCain, R-Arizona, said following Obama's televised address. "If we tell Gadhafi, 'Don't worry, you won't be removed by force,' I think that's very encouraging to Gadhafi," McCain said, after Obama delivered a speech explaining U.S. intervention in Libya. McCain said the president's words were "puzzling" because Obama has previously said that U.S. policy is for Gadhafi's ouster.
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NEW: Richardson says he was satisfied with the president's remarks
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NEW: Cleaver says he is glad the United States will play a supporting role
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Sen. John McCain says the regime change remarks are "puzzling"
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Giuliani says Obama made things "murkier than before"

Question: By some estimates, it costs about $10,000 an hour to keep a U.S. fighter jet in the air, and @placeholder jets have flown nearly 1,000 sorties, many of which last five or six hours.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: United States


Former two-weight world champion Ricky Hatton believes a potential meeting between Amir Khan and IBF welterweight champion Kell Brook could spark a rivalry unseen in British boxing since Nigel Benn and Chris Eubank's battles in the 1990s. Brook's promoters appear the more eager of the two camps to agree a date in 2016 as Khan continues to jockey for position to be the 49th and final opponent for Floyd Mayweather Jr. If they should fail, Hatton believes a British super-fight could be the making of the pair. 'Amir's got as good a chance as anyone (to face Mayweather). When you look at the names left out there for Mayweather to fight, he's already beaten Saul Alvarez, and Miguel Cotto and Gennady Golovkin are too big at middleweight, so among fighters around his weight I can only think of Khan or Danny Garcia.
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Amir Khan is desperate to fight Floyd Mayweather later this year
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Fans have called for Khan to fight IBF welterweight champion Kell Brook
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Former world champion Ricky Hatton believes Khan should fight his rival
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Hatton claims the fight could spark a rivalry unseen in British boxing
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CLICK HERE for all the latest boxing news

Question: Benn and Eubank made themselves with a domestic rivalry; Carl Froch and @placeholder had a great rivalry.

Answer: Gennady Golovkin


(CNN) Saturday's dedication of the National Museum of African-American History and Culture brought together the president who signed into law the funding for the museum and the president who was in office during its completion. But the gathering of the 43rd and 44th first couples also saw the reuniting of two unlikely friends. Over the past eight years, former President George W. Bush and First Lady Michelle Obama have been seen becoming increasingly chummy. At public events, the two can often be found sitting next to each other, sharing a laugh or lending a hand to hold. Saturday's ceremony was no exception. During the event, Obama reached over and grabbed Bush into a hug as their spouses clapped and looked on.
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George W. Bush and Michelle Obama have been seen becoming increasingly chummy
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On Saturday , Obama reached over and grabbed Bush into a hug

Question: The bond between the two dates back to the inauguration of President @placeholder in January 2009.

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama


(CNN) -- Comedy isn't evolutionary. Hollywood has been plundering ancient history for yuks at least since Buster Keaton's day, and there's little in "Year One" to suggest we've progressed much over the last 90 years. Michael Cera and Jack Black go in search of meaning -- and some food -- in "Year One." Quite the opposite, in fact. It's a stretch to envisage Keaton picking up bear poop, as Jack Black does here, giving it an appraising sniff, then a quick lick. And I can't imagine him peeing down his own nostrils, as Michael Cera does (he's chained upside down at the time).
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"Year One" is a feeble comedy, says CNN.com's Tom Charity
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Harold Ramis-directed film stars Jack Black and Michael Cera, but few laughs
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Black and Cera play Stone Age tribesmen who meet biblical figures

Question: Black's manic over-reacher and Cera's shy mumbler complement each other well enough in theory, but at 39, @placeholder is almost old enough to be the 21-year-old Cera's father.

Answer: Jack Black

Answer: Jack Black

Answer: Jack Black

Answer: Black


I was at Bournemouth on Saturday and all the talk after the game was about Callum Wilson's England hopes. He's scored goals in League One, the Championship and the Premier League in successive seasons. He's got a great finish on him, pace, and he holds the ball up well. He causes defenders nightmares, even the experienced Younes Kaboul was left a wreck by the Coventry-born frontman. I would have no problem if Roy Hodgson called him up: having seen him a couple of times this season, I can see what he brings. Eddie Howe claimed after the game that the England manager hadn't yet visited Dean Court; I suggest he makes the trip soon.
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Callum Wilson continued to shine for Bournemouth against Sunderland
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Roy Hodgson should take up Eddie Howe's offer of visiting Dean Court
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But Troy Deeney has been just as impressive leading the line for Watford
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Deeney's link up play with partner Odion Ighalo has been exceptional

Question: But one player who might miss out, and who can count himself really unlucky to emerge in a period when two up top is out of vogue, is @placeholder's Troy Deeney.

Answer: Watford


A 73-year-old farmer from a village in southeast China has become a local hero  after winning a tense battle with a troublesome boa constrictor using only a rock. For weeks, residents in Nantang village had seen their chickens, ducks and goats vanish, and suspected a band of errant thieves were behind the mysterious disappearances, The People's Daily Online reported. Little did they know the real culprit was a 13 foot-long boa constrictor. The 'hero' pensioner, known only as Xie, caught the snake in the act after losing three goats of his own. 'I was going to the back hill for my goat,' he said, 'and then I saw this huge snake winding around it.'
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Thirty kilogramme reptile had been killing livestock in Chinese village
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The man, known only as Xie, battled the boa before bashing it with a rock
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Xie escaped the ordeal with only a bruise to his chest from the snake's tail
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Boas are not poisonous but can be deadly, as they suffocate their prey

Question: @placeholder have been known to kill small children, babies and, very occasionally, adults in the past.

Answer: Boas


(CNN) -- It's that time of the year when winter sports enthusiasts dust off their skis and snowboards and get ready to hit the slopes in search of perfect powder and fresh adventures. The choice of ski resort is key to that enjoyment and a good place to start might be Solden in Austria where the Alpine Skiing World Cup starts next weekend on the treacherous Rettenbach Glacier. The courses set for the daredevil professionals might prove a little daunting for the average skier -- but help is at hand from Olympic legends who forged their reputation at that highest level, yet still appreciate the needs of the less gifted participant.
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Ski legends choose their favorite resorts from around the world
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Tommy Moe entered record books as Olympic downhill champion in 1994
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Chris Klug only transplant recipient to win an Olympic medal
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Other contributors include U.S. star Jonny Moseley

Question: Step forward @placeholder, whose approach may border on the reckless but who seized his moment to win the blue riband event in alpine skiing.

Answer: Tommy Moe


Neymar's dad has said the player will leave Spain if he continues to have problems with the tax authorities. Neymar Snr, who is also his son’s manager, has already claimed Manchester United asked Barcelona about the 23-year-old in the summer and the Old Trafford club will be encouraged by comments he has made to Spanish radio Cadena Ser. ‘We are receiving attacks from the Spanish tax authorities,' said the superstar's father. 'If we cannot work in Spain we will have to leave.’ Neymar is accused of not paying £10.5million in taxes between 2011 and 2013. In September a Brazilian judge froze assets to the tune of three times that amount for security reasons and to cover potential interest and fines.
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Spain's tax authority claim Neymar has outstanding payments from 2011-13
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Neymar's father says the Brazilian could leave Spain over tax problems
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Manchester United attempted to lure Neymar to Old Trafford in the summer
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Barcelona want Neymar to sign a new contract with a £175m release clause
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See the latest news and updates on Barcelona's Neymar

Question: Barcelona are desperate to extend his current contract that ends in 2018 and bump up his buy-out clause to £175m to keep @placeholder and other suitors at bay.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United


Liverpool have confirmed that they will sign Manchester City midfielder James Milner on a free transfer. The 29-year-old held positive talks with the Merseyside club this week and rejected a new £165,000-a-week deal at the Etihad Stadium - as reported by Sportsmail on Wednesday. The news is a major boost for Brendan Rodgers, who has come under fire after Liverpool dropped down to sixth place in the Premier League and missed out on the Champions League. Milner, who is with the England squad ahead of the friendly with the Republic of Ireland and Euro 2016 qualifier against Slovenia, will join at the beginning of July subject to a medical.
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Liverpool moved to get their transfer business done early by capturing Manchester City midfielder James Milner
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The England international wants to play more centrally at Liverpool
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News comes as a major coup for under-fire manager Brendan Rodgers
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Milner's deal is estimated to be in the region of £110,000 a week
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READ: How money came second best for down-to-earth Milner
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READ: Milner is the perfect replacement for Steven Gerrard
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Transfer news: CLICK HERE for all the latest

Question: Milner, who has played in a number of positions for @placeholder, is keen to star in central midfield and has been convinced that his best chance of minutes in that role lies on Merseyside rather than in Manchester or at Arsenal.

Answer: Manchester City

Answer: Manchester City


PARIS, France (CNN) -- The backstage gossip at recent fashion shows wouldn't be complete without rampant speculation about who is likely to replace esteemed American Vogue Editor in Chief Anna Wintour. Vogue editors Anna Wintour and Carine Roitfeld at AmfAR's 10th Annual New York Gala in January 2008. Wintour has yet to announce any plans to retire but her advancing age -- she's 60 this year -- has stoked speculation that after more than 20 years in the role it might be time to leave. One name touted as a possible replacement is Carine Roitfeld, the highly respected editor in chief of Vogue Paris. Read more about Carine Roitfeld
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Style icon Anna Wintour is rumored to be leaving American Vogue in 2009
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Vogue Paris Editor in Chief Carine Roitfeld touted as a possible replacement
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Roitfeld told CNN: "I think I prefer to stay here in Paris... I'm very happy"

Question: She said she would be honored to be asked to fill @placeholder's shoes, but pointed out that "it's a very different job."

Answer: Anna Wintour

Answer: Anna Wintour

Answer: Wintour

Answer: Anna Wintour


The Indiana Pacers' Chris Copeland and his wife were stabbed during an early-morning argument after they left a popular New York club  on Wednesday, according to reports. Copeland, 31, and his wife, Katrine Saltare, 28, were talking in the street just before 4am when a 22-year-old man, Shezoy Bleary, interrupted them,  the New York Post reported. When Copeland, who used to play for the New York Knicks, told the man to back off, the suspect allegedly pulled out a knife and plunged it into the athlete's abdomen and elbow. He then turned on Saltare, stabbing her in the breast, buttocks and arm, sources told the Post.
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Chris Copeland and his wife, Katrine Saltare, 28, were talking in the street when a stranger tried to intervene
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The man, Shezoy Bleary, 'pulled out a knife and stabbed Copeland in the abdomen and his wife in the breast, buttocks and arm'
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On a video showing the victims being treated in the street, Copeland's wife is heard shouting: 'We were stabbed. We are scared for our lives!'
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Two Atlanta Hawks players, Pero Antić and Thabo Sefolosha, were also arrested 'for obstructing police when they arrived'
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All three victims are in stable condition in hospital
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Copeland is in town to play his former team, the  Knicks, tonight

Question: Both @placeholder and Knicks fans flocked to social media to wish him a speedy recovery on Wednesday.

Answer: Indiana Pacers


Manchester United legends Gary Neville, Phil Neville and Paul Scholes showed off their netball skills when they joined Manchester Thunder netball team to promote the Superleague semi-finals. The Thunder filmed a lip-sync version of 'Is This The Way To Amarillo', featuring their own players and coaches alongside England women's footballers and several soap stars. And Scholes and the Neville brothers put in a brief appearance, first throwing a netball to each other, and then, somewhat awkwardly, clicking along to the music. Scroll down for video Phil Neville throws a netball to Gary as Paul Scholes watches in the video supporting Manchester Thunder
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Tracey Neville is coach of Manchester Thunder netball team
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Gary Neville, Phil Neville and Paul Scholes appear in video to promote team
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Manchester United legends throw a netball and click along to music
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England's women's footballers and Coronation Street stars also join in

Question: Undefeated all season, the Thunder are coached by Gary and @placeholder's sister Tracey Neville, who will take over as England coach at the end of the season.

Answer: Phil Neville

Answer: Phil Neville

Answer: Phil Neville


Glory Johnson has filed documents asking for $20,000 a month in spousal support from her estranged wife Brittney Griner. Johnson, who is pregnant with twins, is also asking for $10,000 for attorney fees and for Griner to continue to make car payments towards a Mercedes she purchased for her. The WNBA stars were married on May 8 and then both filed for an annulment on June 5. ESPN reports that Johnson filed this petition in response to one Griner filed when she looked to dissolve the marriage saying that neither side should be entitled to spousal support. Johnson pointed out that because she is pregnant with twins she will not be able to play in the WNBA this season or overseas in the winter, leaving her in need of financial assistance.
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Glory Johnson has filed a petition asking for $20,000 a month in spousal support from estranged wife Brittney Griner
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Griner and Johnson were married on May 8, and on June 5 filed for an annulment
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This came one day after Johnson revealed that she was pregnant with twins
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Griner has said she was unaware Johnson was pregnant before the announcement, a claim Johnson denies
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Three weeks before the wedding the pair were arrested and charged with domestic assault following a fight

Question: 'In fact, throughout the entire process, @placeholder was a willing participant, consenting and signing all the necessary documents that needed to be signed in order to move forward with the treatments.

Answer: Brittney Griner

Question: Both players were suspended seven games after their arrests and @placeholder agreed to undergo 26 weeks of domestic violence counseling as part of a plea agreement.

Answer: Brittney Griner

Answer: Griner

Answer: Griner

Answer: Brittney Griner

Answer: Griner

Answer: Griner


As secretary of state, Hillary Rodham Clinton opened her office to dozens of influential Democratic party fundraisers, former Clinton administration and campaign loyalists, and corporate donors to her family's global charity, according to State Department calendars obtained by The Associated Press. The woman who would become a 2016 presidential candidate met or spoke by phone with nearly 100 corporate executives, Clinton charity donors and political supporters during her four years at the State Department between 2009 and 2013, records show. Many of those meetings and calls, formally scheduled by her aides, involved heads of companies and organizations that were pursuing business or private interests with the Obama administration at the time, including with the State Department while Clinton was in charge.
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During her time as secretary of state, Clinton's schedules appear to show her currying favor with Democratic supporters for a 2016 presidential run
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From 2009-2013, Clinton met with rich party donors, corporate heads and union leaders - many who are now financing her campaign
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Sit-downs with secretaries of state are not uncommon, but they raise questions for Clinton since she was expected to run again

Question: The State Department's release of @placeholder emails has so far turned up at least 155 planning schedules, called 'minischedules,' but they account for only a tiny percentage of Clinton's four-year stint — 7 per cent of the 1,159 days covered by those email releases.

Answer: Hillary Rodham Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton


(CNN) On one hand, Donald Trump's praise of France's far right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen, who appears to have received enough votes in Sunday's election to advance to the May 7 runoff, is not surprising. Le Pen, like Trump, ran a campaign that was anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim and traded on white supremacist themes. (It's no coincidence that former Klan leader David Duke has publicly praised both Le Pen and Trump.) On the other hand, you would think Trump would be hesitant to publicly praise a candidate like Le Pen, an avid supporter of Vladimir Putin, particularly given that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said just two weeks ago that US-Russian relations had reached an all time low.
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Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump have praised Marine Le Pen, the pro-Putin French presidential candidate
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Dean Obeidallah: Despite recent drama between Trump and Vladimir Putin, they and Le Pen are natural allies

Question: And while the last few weeks have posed challenges to the @placeholder-Putin alliance, they are likely not reflective of the larger scale support the two leaders have for each other.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Consider this: Throughout the campaign, Trump heaped praise on @placeholder, even defending Putin against allegations that he had journalists killed.

Answer: Vladimir Putin

Question: Consider this: Throughout the campaign, Trump heaped praise on Putin, even defending @placeholder against allegations that he had journalists killed.

Answer: Vladimir Putin

Question: Now to be clear, Trump has not formally endorsed @placeholder.

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Question: But just a few days before France's presidential election took place, Trump said @placeholder is "the strongest on what's been going on in France," then adding she is "the strongest on borders."

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Question: @placeholder is more than a little smitten with Trump.

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Question: @placeholder even declared she would've voted for Trump if given the chance.

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Question: Le Pen even declared she would've voted for @placeholder if given the chance.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: And while she supports @placeholder, there is little doubt she also holds Putin -- and Russian banks -- in the highest regard.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: @placeholder's political party has been supported in part by Russian banks.

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Question: (This alone should have been reason enough for Trump to refuse to praise @placeholder.)

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Question: In 2014, @placeholder's father secured about €2 million in campaign financing with the help of a Russian oligarch for the elections that year.

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Question: In 2014, Le Pen's father secured about €2 million in campaign financing with the help of a @placeholder oligarch for the elections that year.

Answer: Russian


Washington (CNN) The racism and anti-Semitism of the alt-right movement were on display Saturday in Washington when its members gathered to celebrate Donald Trump's victory. The president of the alt-right National Policy Institute Richard Spencer's remarks were posted Sunday on YouTube by "Red Ice Radio," which describes itself as "covering politics and social issues from a pro-European perspective." The Atlantic magazine, which is recording footage of Spencer for a documentary they're working on, also published a video of the same event showing audience members apparently giving the Nazi salute. "Hail Trump! Hail our people! Hail victory!" he declared. His remarks were filled with racist imagery -- including references to "the black political machines" and Latino housekeepers -- as he bashed Hillary Clinton's minority supporters.
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The president of the alt-right National Policy Institute used anti-Semitic remarks Saturday
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His comments also used racist imagery and criticized the media

Question: @placeholder's transition team responded in a statement Monday saying Trump has "continued to denounce racism."

Answer: Donald Trump


A woman has refused to change her profile picture on Facebook to the French flag in the wake of the Paris attacks because it would be 'wrong'. Charlotte Farhan, who is originally from Paris but now lives in Portsmouth, updated her social media status in reaction to the terror attack on Friday evening in which 129 people were killed. She explained that if she did this every time there was an atrocity across the world, she would have to do it several times a day - and her sentiment now has more than 128,000 likes. Facebook users across the globe have been showing their solidarity with Paris by overlaying their profile pictures with the tricoloure of the French flag.
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Charlotte Farhan will not change her Facebook picture to the French flag
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Charlotte, from Paris, said she would have to do this several times a day
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Her post has gone viral with 128,000 likes
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See more news from Facebook at www.dailymail.co.uk/facebook

Question: 'The reason for this is that if I did this for only @placeholder this would be wrong.

Answer: Paris

Answer: Paris

Answer: Paris

Answer: Paris


(CNN) -- Without his input, Bryan Rutberg's Facebook status update -- the way friends track each other -- suddenly changed on January 21 to this frightening alert: Fears of impostors are increasing as Facebook's membership grows. "Bryan NEEDS HELP URGENTLY!!!" His online friends saw the message and came to his aid. Some posted concerned messages on his public profile -- "What's happening????? What do you need?" one wrote. Another friend, Beny Rubinstein, got a direct message saying Rutberg had been robbed at gunpoint in London and needed money to get back to the United States. So, trying to be a good friend, Rubinstein wired $1,143 to London in two installments, according to police in Bellevue, Washington.
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Media reports of impersonation on Facebook are increasing
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Facebook says fewer than 1 percent of its 150 million users are affected
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A Seattle-area man says someone impersonated him to get money from his friends
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In Wisconsin, a man was accused of using a false ID to solicit sex acts

Question: @placeholder told CNN he misses the money, but it's perhaps more upsetting to feel tricked by someone who impersonated his friend on Facebook, a social-networking site where millions of friends converse freely online.

Answer: Beny Rubinstein

Answer: Rubinstein


Killer: Triple killer Ian McLoughlin, pictured, stabbed to death Graham Buck, 66, while allowed out of prison on day release A triple killer was allowed out on day release, leaving him free to murder a Good Samaritan in a decision today branded a 'catastrophic failure' by the chief inspector of prisons. Ian McLoughlin stabbed to death Graham Buck, 66, while allowed out from HMP Springhill in Buckinghamshire, where he was serving a 25-year jail term for killing two men he believed were paedophiles. McLoughlin had travelled to the home of former prisoner and convicted sex offender Francis Cory-Wright in Hertfordshire in July 2013, and filled a pillowcase with cash and family heirlooms in a robbery.
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Ian McLoughlin murdered Graham Buck, 66, while out from HMP Springhill
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Killer had murdered two previous men but was allowed out on day release
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Graham Buck heard screams from neighbour and was stabbed in the neck
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Chief inspector of prisons says the decision was 'woefully inadequate'
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Report also criticises decision to release offender on temporary licence
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Al-Foday Fofanah carried out an armed bank robbery while on day release

Question: 'Mr @placeholder's custodial behaviour was good and the prison had no security intelligence or concerns about his conduct.

Answer: Ian McLoughlin

Answer: Ian McLoughlin

Answer: McLoughlin

Answer: Ian McLoughlin


Reddit's new CEO has begun his tenure by trying to win over users in the midst of a scandal that saw Ellen Pao ousted from the company and an uprising by staff. Steve Huffman, who is returning to the content sharing site he founded in 2005, reassured the online community of his vision during an AMA forum by insisting he would never look to ban content, unless the site is forced to. If posts are removed, the web developer said there will be greater transparency to see why they were taken down. When asked about the firing of communications director Victoria Taylor, which provoked a revolt among staff and loyal users, he said he was 'sorry' how everything worked out, but admitted the popular former employee would not be returning.
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Steve Huffman hosted an AMA to reassure the online community
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Follows uproar by staff and volunteers over firing of Victoria Taylor
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Insisted he will never look to ban content unless they really have to
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Added that if posts are taken down, users will be able to find out why
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The incoming boss admitted he is still 'getting to know everyone here'
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He insisted Pao was not used as a 'scapegoat' and is looking to move on

Question: Despite the move in a new direction, @placeholder still needs to recover from a series of scandal.

Answer: Reddit

Answer: AMA


It is closer in size to a TV than a phone - but Samsung is betting its new 'megatablet' will beat of competition from Apple. The gadget, codenamed Tahoe, is expected to be aimed at the living room when it is revealed later this year. It will compete against Panasonic's already released 20inch tablet, and Apple's upcoming iPad Pro, expected to have a 12.9inch screen. 451.8 mm wide, 275.8 mm tall, and 11.9 mm thick 18.4inch TFT LCD screen Resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels 8-megapixel primary camera and a 2.1-megapixel secondary camera 'According to the information that we’ve received, the SM-T670, which is codenamed ‘Tahoe’, is an Android 5.1 Lollipop-based tablet with an 18.4-inch display,' said Sammobile.
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Images suggests it will look similar to the rounded iPad Air 2 in design
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Expected to include pressure sensitive screen and new Bluetooth stylus
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Will include same force touch screen as upcoming iPhone 6

Question: One person familiar with @placeholder's future product plans has revealed that the company is in fact working on an all-new iPad with a larger 12.9-inch display, according toAppleInsider.

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple


Seoul, South Korea (CNN) Lawmakers in South Korea's National Assembly voted overwhelmingly Friday to impeach President Park Geun-hye over a corruption scandal. The vote was 234-56, with six abstentions. The country's Constitutional Court will now deliberate the impeachment motion, a process that could take up to 180 days. Park apologized on national TV following the vote, saying she was careless and had caused a "big national chaos" -- an apparent reference to her sharing classified information with a confidante lacking security clearance. "I solemnly accept the voices of the National Assembly and the people and sincerely hope that the current confusion will come to an end in an orderly manner," said Park, the country's first female leader.
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Lawmakers vote 234-56 to impeach President Park Geun-hye over corruption scandal
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Constitutional Court will deliberate, decide whether to approve Park's impeachment

Question: @placeholder Speaker Chung Sye-kyun made the announcement, saying lawmakers had an obligation to restore order and to execute the functions of the government.

Answer: National Assembly

Answer: National Assembly


Adam Johnson is set to start for Sunderland in Dick Advocaat’s first game in charge at West Ham on Saturday. The winger returned to training on Wednesday after the club lifted his suspension following his arrest on March 2 on suspicion of sexual activity with a 15-year-old girl. The Black Cats took the decision to allow Johnson to return after his bail was extended to April 23. Adam Johnson, pictured with girlfriend Stacey Flounders, has had his bail extended until April 23 New Sunderland manager Dick Advocaat has confirmed that Adam Johnson will be available for selection Johnson played 81 minutes of Sunderland's 2-0 defeat by Manchester United shortly before being arrested
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Adam Johnson was arrested on suspicion of sexual activity with girl, 15
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Sunderland suspended the winger during police investigation
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Johnson had bail extended to April 23 and his suspension was lifted
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Johnson is set to start for the Black Cats against West Ham on Saturday
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Dick Advocaat takes charge of his first game as Sunderland manager

Question: When asked during his unveiling press conference if Johnson would play at @placeholder, Advocaat said: ‘Everyone who is training is available for selection.’

Answer: West Ham

Answer: West Ham


Washington (CNN) The Trump administration on Monday opened up its first line of attack on so-called sanctuary cities, naming jurisdictions that decline to detain immigrants who could be subject to deportation. The report lays out 206 declined "detainers" that were registered in Immigrations and Customs Enforcement databases during the week of January 28 to February 3. Detainers are requests by ICE to local law enforcement agencies to hold certain individuals ICE believes could be deported for up to an extra 48 hours beyond the criminal process so they can be picked up by ICE. President Donald Trump ordered the Department of Homeland Security to issue the reports, called the Weekly Declined Detainer Outcome Report, in an executive order in January.
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The report lays out 206 declined detainers requested by ICE
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DHS also lists the 10 counties with the most declined detainers

Question: The fear is that if community members believed that if they interact with police in any way their information could be sent to @placeholder for potential deportation, regardless of the seriousness of a potential crime, they will be afraid to cooperate with police even in cases where they are helping to prevent and stop crime.

Answer: Immigrations and Customs Enforcement

Answer: ICE

Answer: ICE

Answer: ICE

Answer: ICE

Question: "They were born out of real experiences and problems that we've had in doing @placeholder's work for them.

Answer: Immigrations and Customs Enforcement

Answer: ICE

Answer: ICE

Answer: ICE

Answer: ICE

Question: @placeholder explained that the data only covers when a detainer was confirmed to be declined.

Answer: Department of Homeland Security

Answer: DHS


New York (CNN) Hillary Clinton told an audience of top African-American thinkers and legislators on Tuesday in Harlem that ending racial inequities in the United States would be "the mission" of her presidency. In a speech as political as it was policy focused, Clinton laid out plans to use the federal government to ensure end inequality. Race, Clinton said, "still plays a significant role in determining who gets ahead in America and who gets left behind." Clinton called for "end-to-end" criminal justice reform, more support for African-American homeowners and a $20 billion spending plan aimed "specifically at creating jobs for young people" in minority communities.
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Hillary Clinton met with multiple leaders of prominent civil rights organizations in Harlem Tuesday
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African-Americans are viewed as a key voting bloc headed into the South Carolina primary

Question: And to cap off her call for a focus on racial inequality, Clinton said that "anyone" asking for @placeholder-Americans votes "has a responsibility to grapple with this reality."

Answer: African

Answer: African

Answer: African


Denis Suarez could complete an incredible journey from Manchester City reject to Barcelona first-teamer next season after Luis Enrique personally requested he be recalled from his loan spell at Sevilla and given a squad number at the Camp Nou. Barcelona have to deal with the double-whammy next season of not having Xavi Hernandez and not being able to buy a new midfielder until January when their Fifa ban is finally lifted. So having watched him closely out on loan last season Luis Enrique wants Suarez brought back into the fold. The 21-year-old was bought by Manchester City in 2011 for £850,000 from Celta Vigo’s youth team but he failed to do enough to convince them to keep him in England and in 2013 Barcelona bought him and put him in their B team.
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Manchester City beat off competition from Barcelona to sign Denis Suarez
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Attacking midfielder joined the Etihad club for £850,000 in May 2011
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Suarez eventually joined Barcelona in 2013 before loan move to Sevilla
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Barca want Suarez back at the Nou Camp but Sevilla could block the move
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Sevilla are under no obligation to break from the two-year loan deal

Question: If the deal goes through and @placeholder begins his pre-season training with Barcelona on July 13 Manchester City could start to wonder if they were hasty in selling Suarez for just €1.5m in 2013.

Answer: Denis Suarez

Answer: Suarez

Answer: Denis Suarez

Answer: Suarez

Answer: Suarez


Washington (CNN) Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump exchanged a series of quick jabs during the first presidential debate at Hofstra University Monday night in Hempstead, New York. Here are some of the most memorable lines so far: Prepared? "I think Donald just criticized me for preparing for this debate. And, yes, I did. You know what else I prepared for? I prepared to be president. And I think that's a good thing," Clinton said. Trump on 'birtherism' "I got him to give the birth certificate," he said about President Barack Obama. Trump on his temperament "I think my strongest asset by far is my temperament. I have a winning temperament," Trump said.
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"Donald, it's good to be with you," Clinton said at the start of the debate
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"Secretary Clinton doesn't want to use a few words: Law and order," Trump said later

Question: "That makes me smart," Trump said in response to @placeholder saying he might not pay federal income taxes.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Question: "Well, Donald, I know you live in your own reality," Clinton responding to @placeholder's trade attack.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Bayern Munich chief executive Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has confirmed that Bastian Schweinsteiger will join Manchester United this summer. Rummenigge said the German champions tried to convince the Germany captain to stay at the Allianz Arena but the 30-year-old felt the need for a new challenge. He would not confirm the transfer fee though it is believed Bayern want at least £15m for a midfielder who has given them stellar service in the first team over the past 13 years. United's medical staff are awaiting Schweinsteiger's arrival for a medical at Carrington on Saturday afternoon. He will become the first ever German to play for the Old Trafford club.
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Manchester United have reached an agreement with Bayern Munich to sign Germany captain Bastian Schweinsteiger
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Bayern chief Karl-Heinz Rummenigge confirmed news on Saturday
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He did not confirm the fee but it's believed to be in region of £15m
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Schweinsteiger in Manchester for medical on Saturday afternoon
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Rummenigge confirmed Bayern had offered midfielder a new contract
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But World Cup winner, 30, was ready for a new challenge

Question: 'Basti is an absolute leader and world-class player who can put his stamp on any team, including of course @placeholder,' he said on www.dfb.de.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester


Atlanta, Georgia (CNN)  -- After 2,000 years of Christian prayer, many faithful still don't know how to pray effectively, pastor Daniel Henderson says. "Most Christians pray out of crisis or pray a grocery list," he said, making "God a lifeline of last resort." Henderson teaches that prayer should be about worshipping God, having a one-to-one relationship through prayer. "Every believer wants to be intimate with God and experience his power in a personal way," he said. "Many are hungry to be more effective, because they haven't been taught." Teaching is what sends Henderson across the country. He's on "The Creative Prayer Tour," a series of workshops that will have stopped in 14 cities by year's end. Henderson also is an author and head of a group called Strategic Renewal, based in Forest, Virginia, which aims to strengthen churches through worship-based prayer.
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Pastor Daniel Henderson: "Most Christians pray out of crisis or pray a grocery list"
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His 14-city "Creative Prayer Tour" seeks to transform how Americans pray
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Henderson cites The Lord's Prayer as the blueprint for Christians
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Remember the four R's: Reverence, Response, Requests, Readiness

Question: Such is the demand for the prayer summits that @placeholder speaks at 20 to 30 churches and to as many as 13,000 college students annually, he said.

Answer: Daniel Henderson

Answer: Henderson

Answer: Henderson

Answer: Henderson

Answer: Daniel Henderson

Answer: Henderson


The data firm responsible for maintaining Hillary Clinton's server after she left the State Department billed the former secretary for legal and public relations costs it incurred, a leaked invoice from the company shows. The Platte River Networks invoice, obtained by The Complete Colorado news site, lists 'legal activity re: Hillary Clinton' twice, for services rendered at the end of July and throughout August. It billed Clinton's accounting firm, Marcum LLP, for 'PR for Clinton email media services,' in August, as well. The $19,283.10 charge for communications services came as Daily Mail Online exclusively revealed that the company operated out of a loft apartment and kept its servers in a bathroom.
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The Platte River Networks invoice lists 'legal activity re: Hillary Clinton' twice, for services rendered at the end of July and throughout August
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A $19,283.10 charge for communications services came as the Daily Mail Online revealed the company kept its servers in a bathroom
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Spokesmen for the company and Clinton did not return Daily Mail Online's requests for comment on the matter

Question: @placeholder is still fielding judicial and congressional inquiries related to Clinton's server and a company it contracted to back up her information should the primary server fail.

Answer: Platte River Networks


Brendan Rodgers has 'closed the door on last season' as Liverpool finally cut their ties with Raheem Sterling. Liverpool's dreadful form for much of the most recent campaign ensured Rodgers faced an end of season summit with the club's owners, Fenway Sports Group, to explain how they would begin the process of moving forward. It was a season that took its toll but Rodgers has no intention of looking back. Though Sterling has gone to Manchester City for £49million, his priority is 'on the players who are here' on Liverpool's pre-season tour and he will not be dwelling on how the campaign unravelled.
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Raheem Sterling joined Manchester City for £49m on Tuesday
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The transfer spelled the end of a long-standing saga involving the winger
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Sterling has become the most expensive English player in history
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Brendan Rodgers insists Liverpool will be ready for the new season
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The Reds boss says they will not make the same mistakes as last year

Question: Sterling's agent claims @placeholder will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.

Answer: Raheem Sterling


Barcelona will win the treble on Saturday night if they beat Juventus in the Champions League final but their departing captain Xavi Hernandez could complete an extraordinary hat-trick of his own. The 35-year-old veteran of 766 games for his club is 90 minutes from signing off having lifted a trophy in each of his last three matches. He was given the league title two weeks ago after the last game of the season against Deportivo. He lifted the Spanish Cup on Saturday night, and the European Cup could be his in the Olympic Stadium in Berlin. Speaking ahead of Saturday's final his eternal midfield ally Andres Iniesta said: 'It will be the greatest way for him to leave. The image of him lifting the European Cup would be the perfect finale. This is a game where you almost don't need extra motivation but that is welcome one.'
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Xavi could leave Barcelona having lifted three trophies in three matches
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Andres Iniesta hopes seeing Xavi lift the European Cup is perfect finale
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35-year-old Xavi hopes Luis Enrique stays on as manager at the Nou Camp
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The Catalan club have already sealed La Liga and the Copa del Rey
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Champions League final: All the latest Barcelona vs Juventus news

Question: Both coach Luis Enrique and Xavi played in the 2-1 second-leg semi-final defeat to Juventus in 2003, the last time Barcelona met @placeholder and neither man is underestimating their opponents.

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus


(CNN) -- Felipe Massa has been forced to backtrack on comments he made claiming that new Ferrari teammate Fernando Alonso was aware of Renault's plans to deliberately crash at the 2008 Singapore Grand Prix. Felipe Massa is still showing the scars of his horror crash at the Hungarian GP in July. Alonso won that race after the safety car was brought out when Renault's No. 2 driver Nelson Piquet Jr spun out on lap 14, and Massa subsequently claimed it cost him that year's world title as he finished one point behind champion Lewis Hamilton. Motorsport's ruling body the FIA cleared Alonso of any wrongdoing as it banned Renault boss Flavio Briatore, who quit his role before the ruling, while Piquet was immune from prosecution in return for giving evidence.
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Felipe Massa backtracks on claim Fernando Alonso knew of Renault's plans
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The Brazilian driver forced to clarify comments on the official Ferrari Web site
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Massa had said his new teammate was aware of Renault's Singapore strategy
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Alonso won the 2008 race after teammate Nelson Piquet crashed deliberately

Question: He has been allowed to test a 2007 @placeholder this week, but the team announced that he will not be ready to return to competitive action until next season.

Answer: Ferrari

Answer: Ferrari


Cairo (CNN) -- In an attempt to break through the political impasse in Egypt, U.S. Sens. John McCain and Lindsey Graham arrived in Cairo on Monday to meet with Egypt's interim leaders. The two Republican senators are expected to meet Tuesday with interim President Adly Mansour, Defense Minister Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and interim Foreign Minister Nabil Fahmy, Egyptian foreign affairs spokesman Badr Abdelatty said. They are also expected to meet separately with Muslim Brotherhood leadership. McCain and Graham are making the trip at U.S. President Barack Obama's request. "The Egyptian military must move more aggressively toward turning over control to the civilian population, civilian organizations," Graham, of South Carolina, said when asked about the purpose of the trip on CNN's State of the Union on Sunday. "The military can't keep running the country. We need democratic elections. The (Muslim) Brotherhood needs to get off the streets and back into the political arena and fight your differences there, and we need to put Egypt back to work. If this continues, it's going to be a failed state. That's why we're going."
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NEW: McCain and Graham have arrived in Cairo
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Egypt has been embroiled in chaos since Morsy was ousted in a coup last month
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A longtime ally of the U.S., Egypt gets $1.3 billion in military aid a year
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The U.S. helps Egypt because it's one of two Arab countries that made peace with Israel

Question: In the last 30 years, only @placeholder has received more aid than Egypt from the United States.

Answer: Israel

Question: @placeholder supporters have camped out for weeks in crowded Cairo streets, demanding Morsy be reinstated.

Answer: Morsy


Unruly: Rick Yoes, 57 (pictured), spent the weekend in jail in an attempt to avoid paying $1,700 in fines related to nearly two decades of code violations for his overgrown lawn A 57-year-old man in Texas was jailed this weekend after nearly two decades of code violations for his unruly lawn came back to haunt him. But Grand Prairie resident Rick Yoes claims the city didn't do enough to warn him about the citations, which officials claim were sent out in the mail. Yoes, an electrician at Tarrant County College, was shocked when he received a postcard a couple weeks ago saying he had six outstanding code violations totaling $1,700 and that there was a warrant out for his arrest.
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Grand Prairie, Texas officials say Rick Yoes, 57, has refused to respond to two decades worth of code violations for unruly lawn
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When he received notice that he owed $1,700 and that there was a warrant out of his arrest, Yoes reported to jail instead of paying the fine
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He spent two nights in jail before a friend paid the fine and secured his release
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Officials for the city say they would never arrest someone for not mowing their lawn and that Yoes had plenty of opportunities to work with them
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Yoes claims in one interview that he never received the warnings, while in another interview said he ignored the letters

Question: Let it grow: The city of Grand Prairie says they tried several times to reach out to @placeholder over the years, but that the man refused to keep his lawn up to code.

Answer: Rick Yoes

Answer: Rick Yoes

Answer: Yoes

Answer: Rick Yoes

Answer: Yoes

Answer: Yoes

Answer: Yoes


The five-month-old daughter of former New Zealand All Black star is reportedly in an induced coma, having been in hospital since a horrific car crash in the south of France which killed her parents. Baby Alya was taken to hospital in a serious but stable condition when her father Jerry Collins, 34, and Canadian mother Alana Madill, 35, died on June 5. But earlier this week she underwent 'long and delicate' brain surgery and was then placed in an artificial coma, according to French news website H-24. This comes as Collins was remembered as a hero by his fellow rugby legends following a touching memorial service last week.
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Former All Black star Jerry Collins killed in car crash in France on June 5
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His partner Alana Madill also died in the crash but their daughter survived
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Five-month-old Alya is reportedly in an induced coma after surgery
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Collins was farewelled by thousands in his hometown Porirua last week
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The 34-year-old was remembered as a 'gentle soul' on June 17

Question: Samoan-born Collins was in the back seat with his daughter while his partner was driving, when a bus ploughed into their car at 4.30am on June 5 in @placeholder.

Answer: France

Answer: France

Question: Collins and his partner died instantly when a bus crashed into their car in @placeholder.

Answer: France


(CNN) The Sahara Desert was once a lush landscape full of exotic plants and wildlife, before a dramatic era of climate change created the arid plains of today. Now an ambitious, high-tech agriculture project could make the desert bloom again, and establish a new green economy in the process. Norwegian social enterprise Sahara Forest Project (SFP) is preparing for the construction of a $30 million facility over 10 hectares in Tunisia -- where desert covers around 75% of territory -- which will bring together cutting edge technologies to regenerate the environment, deliver fresh food and water, and create jobs. "We try to achieve a triple bottom line," says Joakim Hauge, CEO of the company. "Something that makes financial sense, but also delivers social and environmental benefits."
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A new $30m project aims to re-vegetate the Sahara desert in Tunisia
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Scheme aims to deliver produce, jobs, and a new landscape

Question: "@placeholder was always interesting for its physical conditions," says Hauge.

Answer: Tunisia

Answer: Tunisia


The jockey who rode American Pharoah to Triple Crown glory at the Belmont Stakes last weekend looked carefree Tuesday night, as he attended a New York Mets game against the San Francisco Giants. Victor Espinoza, 43, was invited to CitiField to throw out the first pitch of the game, and as usual, was accompanied by his much younger, and much taller, fiancée Stephanie Kunkel, 25. The couple smiled for pictures on the sidelines, despite reports Espinoza has been cheating on his girlfriend of several years with another young blonde named Kelly Kovalchick, 19. Rumors of a love triangle seemed far from Espinoza's mind Tuesday night though, as he took part in some game-day shenanigans with other New York-area athletes.
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The 43-year-old jockey threw out the first pitch at the game against the San Francisco Giants Tuesday night at CitiField
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Accompanying him to the game was his fiancée Stephanie Kunkel, 25
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Since the Triple Crown win, questions have surfaced about Espinoza's love life, since he has been spotted out with another woman, Kelly Kovalchick

Question: When reports of Espinoza's alleged infidelity surfaced, @placeholder's mother quickly came to his defense.

Answer: Stephanie Kunkel

Question: Alessandra Voila claims Espinoza proposed to her when she was just 16 - but that he later took back the diamond engagement ring and gave it to @placeholder, his current fiancée.

Answer: Stephanie Kunkel


(CNN) The 4-year-old girl tried to calm her distraught mother, Diamond Reynolds, as both of them cried in the back of a police car. Mother and child had just seen a Minnesota police officer shoot Reynold's boyfriend, Philando Castile multiple times during a traffic stop. Shortly after, police placed Reynolds and her young daughter in the back of a squad car. Reynolds was in handcuffs. As they spent the next agonizing moments struggling to grasp what they had witnessed, their emotional interaction in the police car was captured in a video that was released Wednesday. A shaken Reynolds let out a painful scream, sobbing and cursing, in the video shown by CNN affiliate WCCO.
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Video released after trial shows Castile's girlfriend and her daughter in police car
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Girl: 'Mom, please stop cussing and screaming. I don't want you to get shooted"

Question: The girl sobbed that @placeholder was "our favorite guy that we used to have."

Answer: Philando Castile

Answer: Castile


(CNN) The word "Africa" often evokes romantic images of elephants crossing the Kalahari, thundering water at Victoria Falls, or panoramic views from Table Mountain. But an increasingly common sight for Africans -- especially those in Nigeria -- is that of smog, rubbish and polluted water, according to a new report. Four of the worst cities in the world for air pollution are in Nigeria, according to data released by the World Health Organization (WHO). Onitsha -- a city few outside Nigeria will have heard of -- has the undignified honor of being labeled the world's most polluted city for air quality, when measuring small particulate matter concentration (PM10).
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Onitsha has the worst PM10 levels in the world, according to a new report
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Four of the worst cities in the world for this were located in Nigeria -- Africa's largest economy
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The WHO urges all cities to start monitoring their pollution levels

Question: The @placeholder study tracked the growth in the two different sizes of particulate matter, PM10 and PM2.5, per cubic meter of air.

Answer: World Health Organization

Answer: WHO

Answer: WHO


Pope Francis extended an invitation Sunday to the leaders of Israel and the Palestinian Authority to travel to the Vatican for a "peace initiative," after earlier calling for a two-state solution to the intractable conflict. The pontiff's remarks came at the end of an outdoor Mass in Bethlehem's Manger Square on the second day of his three-day trip to the Middle East. "In this, the birthplace of the Prince of Peace, I wish to invite you, President Mahmoud Abbas, together with Israeli President Shimon Peres, to join me in heartfelt prayer to God for the gift of peace," Francis said.
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Pope Francis arrives in Tel Aviv, speaks to Israeli leaders
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Pope invites Palestinian and Israeli leaders to the Vatican to pray for peace
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Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas will go to Vatican, official says
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Israeli President Shimon Peres welcomes the invitation, his office says

Question: The men and women of these lands, and of the entire world, all of them, ask us to bring before @placeholder their fervent hopes for peace."

Answer: God

Question: The @placeholder called on all sides to pursue a path to peace together and not take unilateral actions to disrupt it.

Answer: Francis

Answer: Francis

Answer: Francis

Answer: Pope


A  deep sea diver has captured life in the Caribbean like never before - by attaching a camera to the body of a hammerhead shark by hand. Andy Casagrande, an award-winning wildlife cinematographer, captured the extraordinary scenes just off the coast of Bimini, in the Bahamas. The GoPro camera stayed on the shark's fin for almost three hours and took in a tour of the sea bed to give Mr Casagrande, 37, a unique viewpoint of the creature's adventures. Hammerheads routinely make top ten lists of world's most deadly sharks, but it didn't stop Mr Casagrande diving in to attach the camera.
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Andy Casagrande, an award winning wildlife photographer, attached the camera to hammerhead shark by hand
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The GoPro camera stayed attached to the shark's head as it travelled along the sea bed for almost three hours
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This gave Mr Casagrande an incredible tour of the Caribbean sea bed as it swam in search of its next meal

Question: '@placeholder are quite a timid shark usually but this one was hard to get close to.

Answer: Hammerheads


(CNN) Whether you're a Pokémon Go enthusiast or not, only a few are blissfully unaware of the new smartphone game which has taken over everywhere. Now, it has helped two unsuspecting gamers to catch out an attempted murder suspect. The reality-game-meets-exercise app was instrumental in aiding two Marines to help local police officers catch an attempted murder suspect. Seth Ortega and his roommate were playing Pokémon Go close to Fullerton Park in California when they noticed a suspicious looking man approach a mom and her three kids. "We saw the suspect when we were heading for the PokeStops at the park, on the way to our car. We had parked across from the museum before our adventure due to the high number of PokeStops on that street", Seth told CNN. For the uninitiated, PokeStops are locations which are points of interest that allow a player to receive game bonuses.
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Pokémon GO is a reality game that is rapidly gaining global interest
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The idea is to walk and catch Pokémon but it has been used in "inappropriate"areas according to some

Question: @placeholder's profile has risen at lightning speed, giving WhatsApp, Instagram and Snapchat a run for their money.

Answer: Pokémon Go

Answer: Pokémon Go

Answer: Pokémon

Question: If you don't know how @placeholder works, there is now help at hand.

Answer: Pokémon Go

Answer: Pokémon Go

Answer: Pokémon


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump told reporters Thursday that he decided to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement rather than terminate the sweeping trade deal after speaking with the leaders from Canada and Mexico. The President told the leaders Wednesday he was not immediately planning to end the North American Free Trade Agreement, a pact which he railed against as a candidate and as recently as last week declared was harmful to US workers. "I decided rather than terminating NAFTA, which would be a pretty big, you know, shock to the system, we will renegotiate," he told reporters before a meeting with the Argentinian President.
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During the campaign, Trump made his disdain for NAFTA a central component of a populist message
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His approach has not softened since taking office

Question: Trump left himself some wiggle room on the trade deal, though, saying that if he is "unable to make a fair deal" he will "terminate @placeholder."

Answer: North American Free Trade Agreement

Answer: North American Free Trade Agreement

Answer: NAFTA

Answer: NAFTA

Question: As he approaches his 100th day in office, Trump and his advisers are hurriedly working to check off promises made during the campaign, one of which was to renegotiate or withdraw from @placeholder.

Answer: North American Free Trade Agreement

Answer: North American Free Trade Agreement

Answer: NAFTA

Answer: NAFTA


ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (CNN) -- A new Taliban military "code of conduct" calls for restrictions on suicide attacks aimed at avoiding the killing of civilians, but U.S. and Afghan military officials dismissed the document as propaganda, calling it hypocritical. A Pakistani looks at a bus set on fire by Taliban militants in northwest Pakistan in June. The booklet, obtained by CNN in northwestern Pakistan, has emerged during a crucial moment in the fight between troops and militants in Afghanistan, where battles are raging in the country's Helmand province and troops work to establish stability for the upcoming presidential elections. "Suicide attacks should be at high value and important targets because a brave son of Islam should not be used for low value and useless targets," the code of conduct said. "In suicide attacks the killing of innocent people and damage to their property should be minimized."
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Taliban issues a new code of conduct to show it is a disciplined force
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Code outlines rules to limit suicide attacks and civilian casualties
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U.S. and Afghan officials dismiss rules as propaganda and hypocritical

Question: "The @placeholder believe they are either winning or not losing.

Answer: Taliban

Answer: Taliban

Answer: Taliban


One daredevil risked his life to add this ultimate travel snap to his holiday photo album. Perched on a ledge at the famous Lion's Head mountain in South Africa, some 2,000ft above the city of Cape Town, 24-year-old Italian tourist Alessio Bariviera leapt into the air in a dangerous pose captured on camera. The height of the nerve-jangling stunt is more than double that of Paris' Eiffel Tower. Alessio said: 'It was such a rush. The fall from the rock where I was jumping is immense and it's completely vertical. 'If I had lost my footing at all then I would have died immediately which should be scary but it isn't.
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Alessio Bariviera was photographed by his friend making the daring jump at the edge of famous rock
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He described how the person taking the picture was worried, but he felt calm and confident
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Lion's Head is situated more than 2,000ft above sea level, and is close to Table Mountain in Cape Town

Question: Only last month, action of a very different kind was alleged to have taken place at @placeholder.

Answer: Lion's Head

Answer: Lion's Head


England’s top order need a good, long hard look at themselves and sort out the repeated failings that are the biggest single reason why this Ashes series is level after the most comprehensive of victories here at Lord’s for Australia. The biggest worry for me is that there is such a repetitive nature to England’s dismissals and nothing gets me more angry than seeing batsmen getting out the same way time and again and not learning from their mistakes. England cannot keep on being 30 for three – or worse – and hope to win Tests against Australia. They may have done it at Cardiff but that was only because Joe Root was dropped second ball. He cannot keep on rescuing them.
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Australia have levelled the Ashes series at 1-1 after winning second Test
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England's batsmen, in particular their top order, were embarrassed at Lord's
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The hosts ended up bowled out for just 103 to give Australia a 405-run win
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Nasser Hussain suggests retaining the same players but changing the order

Question: I would have made a change months ago and moved @placeholder up to three but now I’m a little concerned that he represents one of the only real boxes that have been ticked with runs at five.

Answer: Joe Root


(CNN) A few months after the massive 2010 earthquake in Haiti, I stood on the terrace of my hotel and looked out onto the Champs de Mars plaza, a central square in Port-au-Prince that had become an encampment for people who'd lost their homes. It was May and the skies looked ominous as a storm hurtled toward the Haitian capital. What would become of all the Haitians left homeless in the quake, I wondered. How would they make it through the rainy season? That storm, of course, paled in comparison to the force of Hurricane Matthew, which pummeled Haiti on Tuesday with 145 mph winds and heavy rain.
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Haiti's geography makes it prone to massive storms and earthquakes
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It's also a poor nation that lacks the resources to weather disasters

Question: Walking around @placeholder-au-Prince in its aftermath, I saw one apocalyptic block after another.

Answer: Port


David Cameron's claim to be a 'tax-cutting politician' was under fire last night – as a study found the Coalition has raised taxes by more than £16billion a year. The independent Institute for Fiscal Studies said the net effect of changes by the Coalition had raised taxes by an average £255 for every person in the UK. The respected think-tank found the tax rises totalled £64.3billion – including a £14billion hike in VAT and a £5.2billion increase in National Insurance contributions. Millions of people have been dragged into paying the 40p tax rate for the first time – and inheritance tax has increased as thresholds have been frozen for years.
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Prime Minister David Cameron has claimed to be a 'tax cutting' politician
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Reputation under fire after the revelation by the Institute for Fiscal Studies
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It discovered tax rises totalled £64.3billion - including £14billion VAT hike
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Millions are paying 40p tax for first time and inheritance tax increased too
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Ministers say tax rises necessary to help plug budget deficit left by Labour

Question: The IFS said the @placeholder's changes represented a 'missed opportunity to improve the tax system', with little attempt to address 'fundamental structural deficiencies'.

Answer: Coalition

Answer: Coalition


Sitting in the amphitheatre at Ephesus on the Turkish coast, where 24,000 Romans once roared on the gladiators, I learn how rock star Sting almost brought the house down. 'Sting gave a show here that was so loud the vibrations caused some of the ruins to collapse and we had to get people out quickly,' says Roza, our guide. 'Now all concerts have been forbidden.' For Roman ruins, only Pompeii rivals Ephesus. The city was abandoned because of the plague, leaving it hidden under silt for 2,000 years. 'Good,' says Roza. 'Or it would be apartments now.' It was to Ephesus that St John brought the Virgin Mary to live in safety after Christ's Crucifixion. The house, just a ten-minute coach ride away, is now a church.
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The luxurious Oceania Riviera holds 1,200 passengers for 14-day cruises
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Its voyages around the Med take in places as diverse as Ephesus and Nice
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The writer caught sight of priceless pieces by Picasso in St-Paul-de-Vence

Question: I take the coach when we dock at Nice for St-@placeholder-de-Vence.

Answer: Paul

Question: I take the coach when we dock at Nice for St-Paul-de-@placeholder.

Answer: Vence

Question: @placeholder, Dufy and Matisse ate here as struggling artists and paid for meals with paintings.

Answer: Picasso


Washington (CNN) One Republican pollster has figured out the only way his party can win next fall: Destroy every Democratic candidate in sight. In a memo, obtained by CNN's Chris Cillizza, pollster Glen Bolger outlines nine ways Republicans can strengthen their odds of winning in 2018 -- and it is seemingly not going to be easy. "Make no mistake about it. Tuesday (Election Day) was not just a bad night for Republicans in Virginia," Bolger writes. "The GOP lost three state legislative seats in Georgia special elections held in wealthy suburban districts, two seats on the Delaware County Council in suburban Philadelphia, the Westchester and Nassau County Executive races in New York, and a state senate special election in Washington state that tipped the balance in that chamber back to the Democrats, as well as other races around the country."
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Pollster to Republicans: "Raise money. Do opposition research. Test messages. Target key groups. Start early."

Question: As Cillizza has previously pointed out, @placeholder may be in deep trouble in 2018.

Answer: Republican

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republicans

Question: And Bolger's memo makes no doubts about the difficult environment for @placeholder.

Answer: Republican

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republicans

Question: Well as CNN previously reported, at least 25 @placeholder have recently announced they are retiring, running for another office or resigning outright.

Answer: Republican

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republicans


Nigel Pearson has been caught on camera appearing to swear at a journalist after taking issue with a line of questioning. The Leicester City manager was picked up on microphone seeming to call the reporter a ‘p****’ under his breath as his press conference following the 0-0 draw with Hull City ended. Pearson was annoyed about a question over Steve Bruce’s claim Leicester’s players crowded referee Jon Moss in an attempt to get Alex Bruce sent off for a tackle on Riyad Mahrez. VIDEO: Scroll down to watch Nigel Pearson's outburst Nigel Pearson fixes a reporter with a stare during a tetchy exchange after the draw with Hull
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Leicester are bottom of the Premier League with no wins since January
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Journalist asked Nigel Pearson whether his side were 'waxing away'
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Pearson responded angrily, before ending the press conference
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The Leicester boss muttered 'waxing or waning, f****** hell, my a***'
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As he moved away it seems Pearson also called the reporter a 'p****'
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Pearson was given a one-game ban in December for swearing at a fan
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Leicester manager also got in trouble for appearing to choke an opponent

Question: It is a third controversial incident for @placeholder this season.

Answer: Nigel Pearson

Answer: Pearson

Answer: Nigel Pearson

Answer: Nigel Pearson

Answer: Nigel Pearson

Answer: Pearson

Answer: Pearson

Answer: Pearson


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump signed a sweeping executive order Tuesday at the Environmental Protection Agency, which officials said looks to curb the federal government's enforcement of climate regulations by putting American jobs above addressing climate change. The order represents a clear difference between how Trump and former President Barack Obama view the role the United States plays in combating climate change, and dramatically alters the government's approach to rising sea levels and temperatures -- two impacts of climate change. Trump said during the signing that the order will "eliminate federal overreach" and "start a new era of production and job creation."
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Trump signed an executive order Tuesday at the EPA
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It shifts the government's approach to several environmental concerns

Question: The executive order also represents the greatest fears climate change advocates had when @placeholder was elected in November 2016.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: "@placeholder is deliberately destroying programs that create jobs and safeguards that protect our air and water, all for the sake of allowing corporate polluters to profit at our expense."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Some environmental advocates have already said they plan to take legal action against the @placeholder administration.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Brussels, Belgium (CNN) Britain's referendum on EU membership is the biggest change in the Union's history -- the first time a country left the Union. Observers say the UK would feel the biggest impacts, positive or negative, from "Brexit," but the EU, too, has much to lose. Here are five ways the European Union benefits from British membership: A tale of two towns: Wish you were ... in or out? 1. Economy Britain's economy is the second-largest in Europe, after Germany. The UK represents 17.6% of the Union's 14.6 trillion euro GDP. Brexit may not be a "catastrophe," says Charles de Marcilly of the European think tank Robert Schuman Foundation, but it would certainly be an "amputation."
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Britons have voted on the country's membership of the European Union
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The UK has become the first nation to pull out of the EU, with wide-ranging effects for Britain.
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Experts say the EU has much to lose from "Brexit."

Question: "All of those good things that have made the EU bigger and greater and a better organization will be damaged by...@placeholder."

Answer: Brexit

Answer: Brexit

Answer: Brexit

Question: "The leftist forces -- those who favor more integration, harmonization of taxation across the EU -- have tried for years to ... impose @placeholder regulation on how and what should be taxed in the member states.

Answer: EU

Answer: EU

Answer: European Union

Answer: Europe

Answer: European

Answer: European Union

Answer: EU

Answer: EU


(CNN) Eleven soldiers were killed and seven others injured in what the Philippines government has described as a "friendly fire incident" in Marawi, on the southern island of Mindanao. Government forces are battling ISIS-linked militants for control of the city, displacing at least 70,000 residents and leaving 140 people dead. According to CNN Philippines, on Wednesday two jets were conducting strikes against members of the Maute group, which has pledged allegiance to ISIS, when one struck members of the 55th Infantry Battalion. "The first plane dropped the ordnance accurately, but the second one missed. It hit our troops ... there must be some mistake there," said Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana.
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Government says 8 foreigners among militants killed
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ISIS-linked fighters in the Philippines city of Marawi holding out against heavy assault

Question: @placeholder officials said he was likely still in the city, pointing to the ferocity of ongoing resistance from the Maute fighters.

Answer: Philippines

Answer: CNN Philippines

Answer: Philippines


Ed Miliband vowed to end casual employment contracts yesterday but his crackdown backfired spectacularly as he forgot Labour use them Ed Miliband was accused of hypocrisy last night after Labour town halls and MPs were revealed to be hiring thousands of workers on zero-hours contracts. The Labour leader yesterday vowed to end casual employment contracts that ‘undermine living standards and family life’. But his crackdown, which was intended to regain the political initiative after boosts for the Tories on jobs and incomes, backfired spectacularly. In a disastrous day for Labour’s General Election hopes: Speaking in Huddersfield, Mr Miliband said a Labour government would legislate to require employers to offer a contract to anyone who had been working regular hours for 12 weeks.
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Ed Miliband vowed yesterday to end casual employment contracts
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But Labour councils and MPs hire many workers on zero-hours contracts
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FOI requests reveal Labour councils have 21,798 zero-hours contracts
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Miliband has been accused of hypocrisy after his crackdown backfired
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68 of the party’s MPs were revealed to have employed staff on zero-hours contracts over the past two years;
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22,000 more of the contracts were handed out by Labour-run councils, including Doncaster where Mr Miliband is standing for MP;
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Employers and legal experts said his crackdown would cost scores of jobs;
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Statisticians accused Labour of using ‘unjustified’ propaganda;
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17 more business leaders came forward to sign a letter supporting the Tories in May’s election – taking the total to 120.

Question: But, far from being the preserve of business, the contracts are being routinely used by charities, the public sector and the @placeholder itself.

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour


(CNN) Caitlyn Jenner may not like everything US President Donald Trump's administration has done so far -- especially when it comes to actions affecting transgender Americans like her. But she does not regret her decision to vote for Donald Trump, she told CNN's Don Lemon on Tuesday. "As far as LGBT issues, yes, he's made some mistakes," she said. "I don't support him in everything that he does. But we needed to shake the system up." It's been almost two years since the famed US Olympian came out as transgender in an interview with ABC's Diane Sawyer, revealing she had "the soul of a female." Weeks later she debuted her new look in a Vanity Fair cover story that was heralded as a watershed moment for transgender visibility.
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"As far as LGBT issues, yes, he's made some mistakes," Jenner says of Trump
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But she says she's still a Republican and still believes Trump is what the country needs

Question: @placeholder was and still is a Republican, despite the party's anti-LGBT positions.

Answer: Caitlyn Jenner

Answer: Jenner

Question: Jenner was and still is a Republican, despite the party's anti-@placeholder positions.

Answer: LGBT

Answer: LGBT


(CNN) Donald Trump's victory as President-elect has proven that America is not one nation, but two. These two Americas are deeply divided by mistrust and misunderstanding. One America is rejoicing, while another grieves in disbelief. In January, Trump's new party will retool federal and international policies to recalibrate the government's internal and global posture. Then, four or eight years from now, the "other" America will likely retake the White House and reverse those actions. I believe we can do better than whipsaw between two angry, divisive extremes every presidential term or two. If the United States hopes to ever become united again, we must begin to understand our American neighbors from the "other" America. We must establish diplomatic understanding. I believe this is possible.
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Donald Trump's election shows the United States is divided into two nations: Progressive America and Traditional America
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John S. Dickerson: If the US hopes to be united again, we must understand our neighbors from the "other" America

Question: Every day I interact with friends and family from both of the @placeholder.

Answer: America

Answer: Americas

Answer: America

Answer: America

Answer: American

Answer: America

Answer: America

Question: I have been writing professionally for four years about the spreading, hostile gap between these two @placeholder.

Answer: America

Answer: Americas

Answer: America

Answer: America

Answer: American

Answer: America

Answer: America


How much of a haul have the Clintons brought in during their four decades in politics? Three billion – that's with a 'b' – is the most up-to-date tally. The Washington Post went back an investigated the Clintons' behemoth donor network, starting with Bill Clinton's losing 1974 congressional race and ending at Hillary Clinton's current presidential run. Now, 41 years into politics, what the newspaper found was that money funneling to the Clinton brand has topped $3 billion, with $2 billion going to the Clinton Foundation and $1 billion going toward political races and a legal defense fund, post-Monica Lewinsky scandal.
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The Clintons' network of donors has given $1 billion to political races and $2 billion to the Clinton Foundation over the years
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The Clintons' top donor overall is Univision chairman Haim Saban
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Bill Clinton courted Hollywood in the early '90s using fellow Arkansas Mary Steenburgen as an in
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The same people donating to the Clintons are helping to arrange hefty speakers' fees for the couple

Question: That breaks down to at least $10 million toward the Clinton Foundation, $2.05 million to Hillary Clinton and then another $371,300 toward @placeholder.

Answer: Bill Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Bill Clinton


David Cameron’s former spin doctor Andy Coulson was cleared of perjury yesterday, paving the way for him to write a book about his life in Downing Street. Speculation linking Mr Coulson to a lucrative publishing deal intensified after a Scottish judge threw out charges that the 47-year-old lied about his knowledge of phone hacking while a senior executive at the News of the World. The Crown alleged that Mr Coulson misled a court about what he knew about illegal voicemail interception at the now-defunct tabloid while giving evidence in the 2010 trial of former Scottish Socialist Party leader Tommy Sheridan.
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Former News of the World editor accused of lying in Tommy Sheridan trial
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Sheridan won £200,000 libel against paper over claims he was a swinger
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In 2010 found guilty of perjury - then accused Coulson of lying under oath
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Judge today said prosecution had not proved case and threw it out
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Perjury prosecution against Coulson has cost taxpayers in excess of £1m

Question: But the defence pointed to the agreed facts in this trial that there was no evidence led of any unlawful interception of messages left on Mr @placeholder's phone during the original trial.

Answer: Tommy Sheridan

Answer: Tommy Sheridan

Answer: Sheridan


The baby-faced Australian teenager who joined Islamic State terrorists in the Middle East has reportedly blown himself up in a suicide bomb attack. The militants released a photo showing 18-year-old Jake Bilardi inside a white van, which is he thought to have died in. Bilardi travelled from Melbourne to the Iraqi city of Ramadi in the Islamic State stronghold of Anbar last year, saying that he went to ISIS 'chasing death'. He is said to have carried out one of 13 suicide car bomb attacks on Iraqi army and security positions in Ramadi on Wednesday. Scroll down for video Suicide bomber: ISIS leaked a photograph of 18-year-old Australian Jake Bilardi (pictured) in the vehicle he allegedly blew himself up while driving it
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Jake Bilardi from Melbourne reportedly blew himself up in suicide attack
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Allegedly flew to join ISIS in August 2014 and he was in Iraqi city of Ramadi
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He is said to have carried out one of 13 suicide car bomb attacks
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Last year he said he joined Islamic State because he was 'chasing death'
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Bilardi's aunt could be heard crying inside her Melbourne home Thursday
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She has hung an Australian flag next to the front door of the house
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DFAT said its capacity to confirm deaths in  Iraq is 'extremely limited'

Question: It also emerged that Bilardi left improvised explosive devices at his family home in @placeholder before he fled to Iraq in August last year, with a blog post revealing that Bilardi was planning a terrorist attack in his home city if his dreams of fighting for ISIS were not realised.

Answer: Melbourne

Answer: Melbourne

Answer: Melbourne


Twitter has named interim Chief Executive Jack Dorsey as its permanent CEO. Dorsey has served as interim CEO for the past three months, after former Dick Costolo stepped down in July. Dorsey will remain the head of fast-growing mobile payments company Square, potentially setting up a conflict of interests for the co-founder of both companies. Twitter previously said the CEO job would be a full-time position, which seemed to exclude Dorsey as long as he continued to run Square. Dorsey is also CEO of mobile payment service Square, a job he has repeatedly said he intends to keep as he prepares to take that San Francisco company public too.
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Dick Costolo stepped down from role at the beginning of July
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Rumours had circulated that interim CEO would be made permanent
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Dorsey will also remain CEO of payment firm Square
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Twitter previously said the job would be a full-time position, which seemed to exclude Dorsey as long as he continued to run Square

Question: @placeholder has been searching for a candidate for several months, in an effort to reinvigorate the company.

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter

Question: However, the company's stock plunged by eight per cent last week, as rumours circulated @placeholder would get the job, perhaps indicating shareholders aren't keen on the appointment of a CEO who will divide his time between two companies, PCWorld reported.

Answer: Jack Dorsey

Answer: Dorsey

Answer: Dorsey

Answer: Dorsey

Answer: Dorsey

Answer: Dorsey

Answer: Dorsey


Ed Miliband was last night accused of snubbing Britain’s army of self-employed workers – for refusing to send them a special Election message. The Labour leader prompted claims that he was worried about upsetting his party’s ‘union paymasters’. In a special Election edition, the magazine of the respected Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed (IPSE) carries tributes from nearly every major party leader to people who work for themselves. Scroll down for video No message: Ed Miliband was last night accused of snubbing Britain’s army of self-employed workers – for refusing to send them a special Election message in the IPSE magazine
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The magazine usually carries tributes from nearly every major party leader
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Where Milband's message is expected, the page is blank with sharp rebuke
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Chief of self-employed organisation, IPSE, called decision 'disappointing'

Question: But one leading self-employed businessman said: ‘@placeholder depends on union subscriptions for funding and in reality, few of the self-employed are union members.

Answer: Labour


As the 20-year anniversary of the disappearance of a young news anchor approaches, two witnesses are coming forward with testimonies that might finally help solve the mystery. Jodi Huisentruit had overslept for her job as an anchor at Mason City, Iowa news station KIMT on June 27, 1995, when a co-worker called to check up on her. The 27-year-old assured her colleague that she would rush into the station in time for her 6am broadcast. She was never heard from again. While Mason City Police continue to receive one to three tips about the case a month, Huisentruit's disappearance has remained unsolved.
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Police believe Jodi Huisentruit was abducted from the parking lot of her apartment building around 4am on June 27, 1995
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The 27-year-old news anchor at Mason City, Iowa station KIMT had overslept and told a co-worker she would rush to get to work for her 6am broadcast
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She was never heard from again
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A retired police officer and journalist that continue to look into the mystery believe a serial rapist might be a person of interest in the case
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Tony Dejuan Jackson was 21 at the time of Huisentruit's disappearance, and living just two blocks from the KIMT news station
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He is currently serving a life sentence for raping three women in 1997

Question: His friend figured that he was just trying to get career advice from @placeholder, and didn't think too much about why he wanted to seek her out that night.

Answer: Jodi Huisentruit

Answer: Huisentruit

Answer: Jodi Huisentruit

Answer: Huisentruit

Question: She says she called her a few times after that first call, but never got through to @placeholder again.

Answer: Jodi Huisentruit

Answer: Huisentruit

Answer: Jodi Huisentruit

Answer: Huisentruit


(CNN) -- Pro-military hawks must be pleased with President Obama's speech on Wednesday night about attacking ISIS. We're sure to hear many of them -- the same voices that have been hounding the President to take military action in the first place -- call for more extensive strikes and even American troops on the ground. What we won't hear enough of are the voices of the opposition -- those who argue that military action will not get rid of ISIS but make the situation worse in Iraq and Syria. There are strong reasons why many analysts think fighting ISIS is the wrong course of action, and that there are more effective alternatives. For one thing, the United States can pursue diplomatic and political solutions instead.
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Sally Kohn: Pro-military hawks are pleased that President Obama plans to attack ISIS
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Kohn: Military action will not get rid of ISIS but make the situation worse in Iraq, Syria
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She offers three reasons why striking ISIS is a bad idea, and four strong diplomatic solutions
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She says bombing ISIS will worsen instability in Iraq and fuel radical ideology more

Question: Most would-be terrorists don't wake up one morning and suddenly decide to hate @placeholder.

Answer: American

Answer: United States

Question: But if acting tough by bombing @placeholder doesn't solve the problem -- and makes the threat worse -- then acting tough is stupid.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


Michael McIntyre’s plans to expand his £5.6million home are proving to be no joke. The comedian, 39, has outraged neighbours with the proposals for his north London home – branded ‘an extension of an extension of an extension’. The father of two wants to enclose the first-floor terrace, making it part of his study, and turn the roof of the extension into a new terrace. Since submitting the proposals in July, McIntrye has added French doors along with a Juliet balcony and sash windows to the plans. The locally listed property appears to have been extended in the past and McIntyre’s plans would see a second floor and terrace added. One of his neighbours in leafy Hampstead wrote to Camden Council calling for the plans to be rejected.
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Comedian Michael McIntyre, 39, has outraged his north London neighbours
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The father-of-two plans to expand his £5.6million home in leafy Hampstead
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McIntyre’s plans would see a second floor and terrace added to the house
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But local residents are up in arms about the comedian's 'destructive' plans

Question: They said: ‘It is time for @placeholder to take a stand against such developments, which cause harm both to the conservation area’s housing stock and to its gardens.

Answer: Camden Council


Raleigh, North Carolina (CNN) Donald Trump on Tuesday once again expressed his preference for keeping dictators in power in the Middle East. While acknowledging that Saddam Hussein "was a bad guy," Trump praised the former Iraqi dictator's efficient killing of "terrorists" -- despite the fact that Iraq was listed as a state sponsor of terrorism during Hussein's time in power. Trump, who supported the Iraq War before the invasion and in the early months of the war, said the U.S. "shouldn't have destabilized" Iraq before pivoting to praising Hussein. Nightcap: The latest news and political buzz from CNN Politics | Sign up
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"But you know what? He did well? He killed terrorists," Donald Trump said

Question: @placeholder was notoriously effective at suppressing dissent in his country, but he frequently targeted civilians and minority groups while in power, which earned him widespread condemnation from the international community as one of the world's worst human rights abusers.

Answer: Saddam Hussein

Answer: Hussein

Answer: Hussein