Washington (CNN) Senate Republicans tried to troll their Democratic colleagues into revealing an intra-party rift and casting potentially politically damaging votes for single-payer health insurance on Thursday. Democrats didn't take the bait. In a purely political move, Montana Republican Sen. Steve Daines offered an amendment to the GOP's Obamacare repeal bill Thursday that mirrored, word-for-word, the single-payer insurance program that Rep. John Conyers, D-Michigan, has proposed. Instead, Democrats -- led by Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, who plans to soon introduce his own single-payer "Medicare-for-all" plan, which is expected to draw Democratic co-sponsors -- decried the GOP's handling of the process of overhauling the nation's health care system and largely voted "present."
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Republican Sen. Steve Daines offered an amendment to the GOP's Obamacare repeal bill Thursday
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It mirrors the single-payer insurance program that Democratic Rep. John Conyers has proposed

Question: "But I do hope, by the way, at some point within this debate, if we can -- if not, certainly in the near future -- to in fact be introducing a @placeholder-for-all, single-payer program.

Answer: D

Answer: Medicare


An Oklahoma teenager who killed an Australian college baseball player has been sentenced to life in prison without parole. Chancey Allen Luna, 18, was convicted of first-degree murder by a Stephens County jury in the August 16, 2013, killing of 22-year-old Christopher Lane. Authorities say Lane was shot in the back while he was jogging in Duncan. Defense attorneys say Luna, who riding in a friend's car, fired the shot, but only meant to scare Lane. Lane, from Melbourne, Australia, was in Oklahoma on a baseball scholarship. He was a catcher and preparing for his senior year at East Central University in Ada and was visiting his girlfriend and her family in Duncan when he was shot.
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Oklahoma judge sentenced 18-year-old Chancey Allen Luna to life in prison without parole
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He was found guilty in April of first-degree murder in the killing of Christopher Lane
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Oklahoma teen shot Lane, an Australian baseball player, in the back from moving car as victim was jogging in Duncan on August 16, 2013
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Defense claimed Luna only meant to scare Lane, not kill him

Question: At Luna's April trial in @placeholder, Oklahoma, a jury only took an hour to find the teenager guilty of first-degree murder.

Answer: Duncan

Answer: Duncan

Answer: Duncan

Question: @placeholder's parents and sister, who had read heartbreaking victim impact statements before the verdict was announced, expressed satisfaction with the outcome of the trial.

Answer: Christopher Lane

Answer: Lane

Answer: Lane

Answer: Lane

Answer: Christopher Lane

Answer: Lane

Answer: Lane


Gordon Strachan has told up and coming Scottish managers to get ready for periods of time when they will doubt their own ability to succeed. The Scotland national team boss was speaking at a press conference at the Scots' Mar Hall Hotel training base on the outskirts of Glasgow ahead of the forthcoming double-header against Northern Ireland and Gibraltar at Hampden Park. Watching Strachan's earlier training session were managers such as Dundee boss Paul Hartley, Alan Archibald of Partick Thistle, Hearts' Robbie Neilson and Norwich City boss Alex Neil, who are part of a group undertaking their UEFA Pro Licence.
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Scotland are preparing to face Northern Ireland in a friendly before a Euro 2016 qualifier against Gibraltar
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Gordon Strachan has warned young managers that there will be times when they doubt their own ability
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Young managers Paul Hartley, Alan Archibald, Robbie Neilson and Alex Neil watched training as part of their UEFA Pro License

Question: Hearts boss Robbie Neilson (left) and Dundee manager @placeholder watch the training session

Answer: Paul Hartley

Answer: Paul Hartley


(CNN) North Korea fired a missile on Thursday morning that appears to have failed, according to the US and South Korean militaries. It was the country's second failed missile launch in a week and fifth time they attempted launches in the past two months -- three ballistic missiles were fired in September towards the Sea of Japan, also known as the East Sea. The US Strategic command said it detected the new missile, which may have been a Musudan intermediate-range projectile, at 6:00 p.m. ET Wednesday, or around 6:30 a.m. Pyongyang time Thursday. The South Korea Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement the launch took place near Banghyon Airport in Kusong City.
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Missile believed to be a Musudan intermediate-range missile
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Second missile failed launch detected in one week

Question: The rogue state has often favored the @placeholder missile in test launches.

Answer: Musudan

Answer: Musudan


Seoul  (CNN) North Korea's military has threatened to "physically act" against an advanced anti-missile system deployed by the U.S. and South Korea, and make them "suffer from the nightmare extreme uneasiness and terror." The harsh rhetoric by North Korea's People's Army (KPA) is the communist state's first comment on Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) since the U.S. and South Korea announced Friday they are in the final stages of negotiation about where to deploy the missile system. THAAD can shoot down short, medium and intermediate ballistic missiles at incredible speed and altitude, and has been used by the U.S. for years to protect its military units.
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North Korean military said it will "physically act" against THAAD
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THAAD is an advanced defense system that can intercept ballistic missiles

Question: "There is no reason for us to use @placeholder against or intrude security interests of a third party country besides North Korea," she added.

Answer: Terminal High Altitude Area Defense

Answer: THAAD

Answer: THAAD

Answer: THAAD

Answer: THAAD


Remi Garde has dealt Jack Grealish stern advice on how to fulfill his potential after omitting the young forward from his first game in charge. Grealish remained on the bench throughout the 0-0 draw with Manchester City and the new Aston Villa manager insisted his 20-year-old player needs to work harder and bring structure to his game to force his way back into contention. Garde brought through a number of young players during his time in charge at Lyon, including French internationals Alexandre Lacazette and Maxime Gonalons, so is well-versed in nurturing developing talent. 'Jack for me is a very gifted player with a lot of skill and quality but what I saw in the last few games he played was not the level he should have played. It is as simple as that,' said Garde. 'He needed more confidence and more structure in his game.
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Jack Grealish was dropped by Remi Garde in boss' first game in charge
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Aston Villa manager watched his side earn 0-0 draw with Manchester City
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Garde says Grealish needs to work harder and bring structure to his game
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Villa are preparing to face Everton in Premier League clash on Saturday

Question: He scored his first senior goal for @placeholder against Leicester but struggled to impose himself on matches as the side suffered seven straight Premier League defeats.

Answer: Aston Villa

Answer: Aston Villa

Answer: Villa


Shares in Dixons Carphone soared by over 4 per cent this morning after the recently created group announced plans to team up with one of America’s biggest telecoms firms to open up to 500 stores. The company, formed last year by the merger between electricals retailers Dixons and Carphone Warehouse, said its Connected World Services arm has agreed a deal with Sprint to initially open and manage 20 stores selling phones and tablets across the US in cities like Chicago and Miami. The initial plan is only a trial, but if it goes well the aim is to continue with a 500 store roll-out, with CWS investing $32million (£20.5million) to buy a 50 per cent stake in the venture.
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Initially 20 Sprint-branded stores will be opened
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If successful, 500 will be rolled out which would see Dixons Carphone buying a 50% stake for $32m (£20.5m)
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Stores will be managed by Dixons Carphone's Connected World Services

Question: The new stores will operate under the Sprint brand, but Dixons Carphone will open them, manage them and provide retail expertise and advice to help Sprint expand further and increase its market share across the @placeholder.

Answer: US


(CNN) -- Thirty Haitian migrants were dead and dozens of others were rescued after their overloaded sail freighter grounded and capsized off Staniel Cay, Bahamas, the U.S. Coast Guard said Tuesday. Photos and video released by the Coast Guard showed numerous people crammed onto the parts of the boat that still were above water, with others in the Atlantic Ocean and clinging to the sides. About 110 people were rescued, the Coast Guard said. The 40-foot boat turned over Monday night about 15 nautical miles southwest of Staniel Cay, spilling its occupants into the ocean, the Coast Guard said. The Royal Bahamas Defence Force worked with the U.S. Coast Guard to rescue the survivors. Coast Guard air crews dropped food, supplies and rafts to the boat's passengers while 13 lifting survivors from the water and the boat, the service said.
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Vessel capsizes in Bahamas; 30 reported dead
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U.S. Coast Guard joins rescue effort and drops food, rafts

Question: The boat probably will be towed to the @placeholder, Barney said.

Answer: Bahamas

Answer: Bahamas


A devastating burst of swing bowling by an England player ripped the heart out of Australia’s top order on Tuesday to maintain the Ashes feel-good factor. Sound familiar? Well Anya Shrubsole’s four wickets in 19 balls did not quite leave Australia on the ropes as Stuart Broad’s eight for 15 did at Trent Bridge last week but it boosted England’s women in a Test they cannot afford to lose. This is a big week for Charlotte Edwards and her England team who have the opportunity at Canterbury to showcase women’s cricket as rarely before. These are exciting times in a women’s game which now sees the best England players on central-contracts and a Super League on the way next season which should show the men the best way forward in Twenty20 cricket.
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Anya Shrubsole's four wickets in 19 balls boosted England's Ashes hopes
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Australia lead the Ashes 4-2 and England need to win in Canterbury
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Australia were 99-5 but Jessica Jonassen's 95 helped them to 269-8

Question: It has not been easy so far, Australia’s 2-1 win in the one-day series giving them a 4-2 points lead and leaving England badly needing to win this one-off Test if they are to provide @placeholder with her third successive Ashes triumph.

Answer: Charlotte Edwards


Dangling out of helicopters precariously clutching a camera may seem extreme, but it's all in a day's work for aerial photographer Tommy Clarke. He has swooped over locations such as Bondi Beach in Sydney and St Tropez in the Mediterranean to produce mesmerising shots that include sumptuous turquoise landscapes dotted with miniature-looking boats and colourful beach goers. His stunning photographs reveal a new perspective of some of the most beautiful locations on earth. Clarke grew up near Bournemouth in Dorset and spent nearly every childhood holiday by the beach. This sparked a deep interest of the interaction between water and land and how  humans connect with that location.
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Tommy Clarke, from London, captures incredible landscape shots featuring the threshold between water and land
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His favourite shot was looking down on the salt lakes of San Francisco and took three years to organise
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The 28-year-old's bestseller is a photo looking down on super yachts sprinkled in the turquoise Mediterranean sea

Question: The free service allows the explorer to scout out exhilarating locations from the comfort of his @placeholder studio.

Answer: London


Turkish authorities have identified a suspect over the suicide bombing close to Turkey's border with Syria that left 32 activists dead, Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu revealed this morning. 'One suspect has been identified. All the [suspect's] links internationally and domestically are being investigated,' he said in televised comments responding to the deadly attack in Suruc. He added there was a 'high probability' the attack was caused by a suicide bomber with connections the Islamic State terror group which controls vast swathes of territory along the border in neighbouring Syria and Iraq. The news comes as as it emerged that the mainly university-aged victims of the Suruc massacre were had planned to travel to the Syrian city of Kobane over the coming days to deliver toys, plant a memorial forest, and build a library and a playground for families .
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Turkish PM said suspect in yesterday's Suruc bombing has been identified
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Early inductions suggest the suspect had links to Islamic State terrorists
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But Ahmet Davutoglu did not say whether the suspect was a female who actually survived the suicide bomb blast, as eyewitnesses had claimed
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Statement came as the death toll rose to 32, with 29 people still in hospital

Question: Yesterday's attack in Suruc was one of the deadliest in Turkey in recent years and the first time the government has directly accused ISIS of carrying out an act of terror on @placeholder soil.

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkish


History was made in northern California when the first active professional baseball player to come out as gay led his team to victory. Sean Conroy, 23, secured a 7-0 win for the Sonoma Stompers on Thursday night during his first start with the 22-man team, which is part of the independent Pacific Association of Baseball Clubs. The enthusiastic crowd seemed more impressed with his performance pitching a shutout - completing a game without allowing any runs - than his role as a pioneer. The right hander, from Clifton Park, New York, struck-out 11 players and allowed three hits over nine innings.
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Sean Conroy is first active professional baseball player to come out as gay
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Secured a 7-0 win for Sonoma Stompers during his first start with the team
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Right-hander struck-out 11 players and allowed three hits over nine innings
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Came as US Supreme Court ruled  that gay marriage is the law of the land

Question: The @placeholder did not make a special announcement or call attention to the milestone so Conroy could focus on his pitching, general manager Theo Fightmaster said.

Answer: Sonoma Stompers

Answer: Sonoma Stompers

Question: The Stompers did not make a special announcement or call attention to the milestone so @placeholder could focus on his pitching, general manager Theo Fightmaster said.

Answer: Sean Conroy


(CNN) President Donald Trump spoke out Tuesday against a series of recent threats against Jewish Community Centers and other Jewish institutions, but advocacy groups and political opponents said his remarks did not go far enough and are now urging a more robust federal response. The Anne Frank Center for Mutual Respect delivered a searing statement late Tuesday morning, accusing the White House of tacitly embracing anti-Semitism with its earlier silence and for failing to specifically cite the Jewish people in its International Holocaust Remembrance Day statement last month. "The President's sudden acknowledgment is a Band-Aid on the cancer of anti-Semitism that has infected his own administration," the group's executive director, Steven Goldstein, said in a social media post. "(Trump's) statement today is a pathetic asterisk of condescension after weeks in which he and his staff have committed grotesque acts and omissions reflecting anti-Semitism, yet day after day have refused to apologize and correct the record."
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Trump denounced anti-Semitism on Tuesday morning
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The President has been presented with opportunities to denounce the threats before

Question: The statement continued: "Make no mistake: The anti-@placeholder coming out of this administration is the worst we have ever seen from any administration.

Answer: Semitism

Answer: Semitism

Answer: Semitism

Answer: Semitism

Question: He blamed the @placeholder campaign for boosting those voices by not taking an immediate, proactive stand against them.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) -- A cancer treatment that comes in a pill is as effective as the standard chemotherapy for lung patients who had previously been treated for their cancer, according to a study released Thursday. The intravenous chemotherapy treatment had more severe side effects than the pill in this study. Results of a large clinical trial were published in the British medical journal The Lancet. The trial was designed to compare Iressa, a daily pill, to Taxotere, an IV-chemotherapy drug that's administered every three weeks. This international study included more than 1,400 patients for whom standard chemotherapy had been ineffective. "Iressa and Taxotere have same survival outcomes," according to Dr. Edward Kim, lead author of the study and assistant professor in M.D. Anderson Cancer Center's Department of Thoracic/Head and Neck Medical Oncology in Houston, Texas.
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Study compared pill Iressa and IV-chemotherapy drug Taxotere
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Patients taking Iressa mainly experienced skin rashes and/or mild diarrhea
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Patients on Taxotere had many more severe side effects, including hair loss
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Experts: Unknown whether FDA will allow new patients to be treated with Iressa

Question: Given this information and because another lung cancer pill -- Tarceva -- had shown a survival benefit, the FDA decided that " it is not reasonable to start new patients on @placeholder."

Answer: Iressa

Answer: Iressa

Answer: Iressa

Answer: Iressa

Answer: Iressa


Trevor Noah, the new host of The Daily Show, has spoken out in defense of himself following a social media backlash over comments he made about women and Jews in tweets dating back to 2009. The South-African comedian, who is little-known in the US, rocketed to national fame on Monday after he was named as longtime host Jon Stewart's replacement on the satirical news program. However, the excitement surrounding the announcement was tinged by hundreds of Internet users accusing the 31-year-old - who is a quarter Jewish - of anti-Semitism for his 'offensive' posts. But in a tweet on Tuesday, Noah told his two million followers: 'To reduce my views to a handful of jokes that didn’t land is not a true reflection of my character, nor my evolution as a comedian.'
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Trevor Noah, 31, spoke out in defense of 'anti-Semitic' tweets on Tuesday
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Told two million followers they were not 'a true reflection of my character'
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Added the 'handful of jokes' didn't represent his 'evolution as a comedian'
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Comes as Comedy Central has also defended the new South-African host
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The network said he was 'provocative and 'spares noone, himself included'
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Noah, who is a quarter Jewish, has been praised for cutting-edge humor
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One of his skits involves a 'Black Hitler'; Jon Stewart approves of him

Question: Viewers have lamented the end of @placeholder's 16-year stint on the show

Answer: Jon Stewart

Answer: Jon Stewart

Question: Although no dates have been disclosed, @placeholder will likely depart by the end of the year.

Answer: Jon Stewart

Answer: Jon Stewart

Question: For much of his childhood, his @placeholder family passed him off as an albino.

Answer: South-African

Answer: South-African


Washington (CNN) Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders said Wednesday that it "is a disgrace" that some Arizona voters waited in line for five hours to vote because of too few polling stations. "In the United States of America, democracy is the foundation of our way of life," the Democratic presidential hopeful said. "And what happened in Arizona is a disgrace. I hope that every state in this country learns from that and learns how to put together a proper election where people can come in and vote in a timely manner and go back to work." Sanders said during a news conference a supporter emailed his campaign complaining about the long waits.
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Some Arizona lawmakers and activists are accusing local officials of voter suppression tactics
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The Arizona Democratic Party has asked voters who had a difficult time voting to complete a form online explaining their challenges

Question: "We do not know how many thousands of people who wanted to vote in @placeholder did not vote."

Answer: Arizona

Answer: Arizona

Answer: Arizona

Answer: Arizona Democratic Party


With two largely unexcitable, foreign managers currently in office, the preamble to a Manchester derby is perhaps not what it once was. In truth, there was not a great deal of noise from either of the neighbours on Friday. Thank heavens, then, for the football. This time round, that remains terribly difficult to call as Manuel Pellegrini's City head to United on Sunday knowing that Louis van Gaal's side will overtake them in the Barclays Premier League with a win. Last season at Old Trafford, City were embarrassed in a 4-2 defeat. Returning to the scene of the crime this weekend, the City manager could only stress that there will be no sanctuary sought in pragmatism or caution. The league leaders — scorers of 11 goals in their last two domestic games — will be heading to Stretford to win.
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Manchester City and Manchester United face off in a derby on Sunday
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Neither manager has created much noise in the build-up to the match
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City boss Manuel Pellegrini says his side won't ever score then sit back
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Morgan Schneiderlin says a Manchester United win would be a 'statement'

Question: In terms of Sunday's teams, Van Gaal perhaps has fewer decisions to make than @placeholder.

Answer: Manuel Pellegrini


(CNN)Luis Figo has entered the race to become FIFA president determined to change an organization he describes as all too often associated with "scandal." The former Real Madrid and Barcelona star revealed his intention to run against Sepp Blatter in an exclusive interview with CNN Wednesday. The 42-year-old is renowned the world over after a distinguished 20-year playing career and arguably counts as the most credible threat yet to Blatter's 17-year stranglehold on soccer's top job. Figo was twice voted world player of the year and represented Portugal 127 times, featuring at the World Cup in 2002 and 2006, as well as playing in three European Championships.
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Luis Figo exclusively reveals to CNN he wants to become FIFA president
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The 42-year-old declares intention to challenge Sepp Blatter in May elections
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Former Real Madrid star says: "Football deserves much better than this."
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Handling of the Garcia report convinced Portugal's most capped star to run

Question: "If you search @placeholder on the internet you see the first word that comes out: scandal -- not positive words.

Answer: FIFA

Answer: FIFA


Ketchup manufacturer Heinz has been forced to apologise after a digital barcode on one of its bottles directed a customer to a pornographic website. Daniel Korell, an IT worker living in Germany, used his smartphone to scan a quick response code, or QR code, on a bottle of ketchup to find out more information about a promotional campaign. However, rather than taking him to an official Heinz site, the code routed him to a German webpage featuring adult photographs of naked women. Mr Korell tried the code with several other smartphones and found it continued to direct him to the site.
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QR code on the back of a ketchup bottle took a German man to a porn site
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Heinz said the code was for an expired promotional campaign on old bottle
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Heinz allowed the domain name to lapse and it was taken over by porn firm
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The company apologised and is taking steps to stop it happening again

Question: The pornographic site also offered @placeholder a free subscription to its service.

Answer: Daniel Korell

Answer: Korell


Claudio Ranieri has refused to rule out selling Jamie Vardy but insisted it would take megabucks to tempt Leicester. The Foxes boss also admitted he would be powerless to stop any player leaving the King Power Stadium if they wanted to quit. Vardy is the Barclays Premier League's seven-goal top scorer and started England's final Euro 2016 qualifier, a 3-0 win in Lithuania, on Monday. He cost Leicester £1million from Fleetwood in 2012 but is now hot property after his dramatic rise from non league to the top flight. Ranieri insisted the 28-year-old is happy at the club but conceded they may not turn down a huge offer.
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Attacker Jamie Vardy has been in fine form for Leicester in recent weeks
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Vardy is currently the Premier League's top scorer with seven goals
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Former Fleetwood man started for England against Lithuania in midweek
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But Claudio Ranieri has warned potential suitors he wouldn't come cheap

Question: 'If I am the owner, a lot, a lot, a lot,' he said, when asked how much @placeholder would cost.

Answer: Jamie Vardy

Answer: Vardy

Answer: Jamie Vardy

Answer: Vardy


Vatican City (CNN) Mother Teresa, a Catholic nun who devoted her life to helping India's poor, has been declared a saint in a canonization Mass held by Pope Francis in the Vatican. Pope Francis delivered the formula for the canonization of the Albanian-born nun -- known as the "saint of the gutters" -- before huge crowds of pilgrims gathered in St. Peter's Square in Vatican City on Sunday morning. Applause broke out before he completed the formula of canonization, in which he declared "Blessed Teresa of Calcutta to be a saint." India renamed the city of Calcutta to Kolkata in 2001 to match the Bengali pronunciation. But the church uses the spelling of Calcutta in its references to Mother Teresa.
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The Catholic nun, who died in 1997, devoted her life to helping India's poor
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Huge crowds from around the world gather in the Vatican to hear Pope Francis

Question: But when I prayed to Mother Teresa from my heart, @placeholder blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.

Answer: Mother Teresa

Answer: Teresa

Answer: Mother Teresa


When fitness guru Kayla Itsines announced a free Australian boot camp, thousands travelled to the major cities to take part. However none travelled as far as Vanessa Tan, who flew over 6000 kilometres from Singapore to Sydney to participate in the 45 minute work out. The 27-year-old Canadian woman from Singapore heard her idol would not be bringing the free work outs to Asia and consequently booked the next flight to Australia and arrived the night before the session. Scroll down for video Vanessa Tan flew over 6000 to meet her idol and participate in the free Sydney fitness boot camp
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Vanessa Tan from Singapore flew 6000 kms to do a 45 minute workout
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The 27-year-old heard her idol, Kayla Itsines was doing a boot camp in Aus
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She booked next flight, flew 8 hours to Sydney and arrived the night before
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The free work out saw 1500 people following Kayla's fitness instructions
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Kayla shot to fame when she started posting clients body transformations
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She has 1 million subscribers world wide to her bikini body guide

Question: Flying to @placeholder just in time for her boot camp!'

Answer: Sydney

Answer: Sydney

Answer: Sydney


A single bikini-clad woman silhouetted against a spectacular sunset, a tiny figure facing a swirl of stars, a hot spring whose improbably lurid hues seem like something from another planet - these stunning images combine colour and light to capture the wonders of the natural world. Last year Hawaiian-born photographer Dustin Wong, 31, abandoned his job as an engineer to travel the world with only his camera for company. Inspired by ancient Hawaiian beliefs in the sacredness of the landscape, Dustin Wong, 31, has journeyed from the Arctic Circle to Australia, capturing moments where men and women are alone with the power and splendour of the natural world.
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Photographer Dustin Wong, 31, travels the world with no company but his camera
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The Hawaiian-born photographer
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His images are inspired by ancient Hawaiian beliefs in the sacredness of nature
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He aims to encourage viewers to interact with nature and help save the planet
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Images range from the National Parks of the USA to the snow of Norway and Australian caves

Question: He traveled all over the west coast of the @placeholder living out of a van for five months and visited as many national parks as he could.

Answer: USA


Stuart McCall revealed captain Lee McCulloch apologised to him and the Rangers players after being sent off in the 2-1 win over runaway Scottish Championship winners Hearts at Ibrox. Goals from striker Kenny Miller and the returning midfielder Haris Vuckic had the home side two ahead and cruising before McCulloch was shown a straight red card by referee Bobby Madden for fouling striker Osman Sow. It left the 10-man Govan side to fight a rearguard battle in the second half and, although Jambos striker Genero Zeefuik reduced the deficit in the 83rd minute, Rangers held on to move into second place in the league, three points ahead of Hibernian with a game in hand over the Leith club.
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Lee McCulloch was shown a straight red card after fouling Osman Sow
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Rangers went on to win Scottish Championship fixture 2-1 at Ibrox
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Stuart McCall says captain McCulloch apologised to both him and the players after sending off against Hearts

Question: McCall has paid tribute to the 40,521 Rangers fans who made it to @placeholder for the game

Answer: Ibrox

Answer: Ibrox


The Donald Sterling scandal has claimed collateral damage: the president of the NAACP's Los Angeles chapter. Leon Jenkins resigned Thursday, after the civil rights group came under fire for its plans to present a lifetime achievement award to the Los Angeles Clippers owner. Meanwhile on Friday, Sterling's purported girlfriend said through her attorney she was merely a platonic friend, with no sexual relationship with the NBA team owner. Sterling is accused of making racist comments against African-Americans in an audio recording that surfaced last weekend that purportedly depict an argument between Sterling and V. Stiviano. On Friday, Sterling was quoted on DuJour.com as saying "I wish I had just paid her off" in reference to Stiviano. The site, which specified that Sterling was referring to Stiviano in a discussion with one of its writers, didn't state when the remark was made.
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Former tenant of Sterling's likens him to "a plantation owner"
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Publication: Sterling on his purported girlfriend: "I wish I had just paid her off"
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The woman claims she was merely a platonic friend of Sterling's, attorney says
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L.A. NAACP leader resigns due to "negative exposure" over plan to honor Sterling

Question: "Please be advised that the legacy, history and reputation of the NAACP is more important to me than the presidency," @placeholder said, in announcing his resignation.

Answer: Leon Jenkins

Question: Earlier this week, the @placeholder's commissioner came down hard on Sterling, ordering him out of his team's business and pushing to force him to sell over the remarks that caused a firestorm since becoming public last weekend.

Answer: NBA

Question: @placeholder doesn't have a book deal connected to the Sterling controversy, Nehoray said.

Answer: V. Stiviano

Answer: Stiviano

Answer: Stiviano

Question: @placeholder fought back, saying in another court document that there was nothing wrong with Donald Sterling giving her gifts.

Answer: V. Stiviano

Answer: Stiviano

Answer: Stiviano


A Michigan judge has sent three siblings between the ages of nine and 14 to a juvenile detention center after they refused to have lunch or speak to their father as part of a custody agreement. Judge Lisa Gorcyca presided over a hearing on supervised parenting time relating to Omer Tsimhoni, his ex-wife Maya and their three children in Oakland County's family court last month. She criticized Liam Tsimhoni, 14, and his  siblings Roee, 10, and Natalie, nine, for avoiding their father - and even compared their behavior to that of murderer Charles Manson and his cult. She ordered the youngsters - whom she said had been 'brainwashed' by their mother - to begin a new, 'healthy relationship' with Mr Tsimhoni by apologizing and sitting down for lunch with him.
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Judge Lisa Gorcyca presided over a hearing on supervised parenting time relating to Tsimhoni family in civil court in Oakland County, MI, last month
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She criticized Liam, 14,  Roee, 10, and Natalie Tsimhoni, nine, for avoiding their father, Omer, and ordered them to have lunch with him in cafeteria
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When the youngsters refused, she held each of them in contempt of court
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She has now sent them to Children's Village - a juvenile detention center
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Trio will spend summer there - and could stay there when school starts
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Mr Tsimhoni claims his ex-wife, Maya Tsimhoni, 'brainwashed' his children
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She denies this; says kids are wrongly being punished for messy divorce

Question: 'No matter how bad the divorce gets, I think the court should not punish the kids for that,' Ms @placeholder said, adding: 'I cannot understand something like that can even happen in this country.'

Answer: Omer Tsimhoni

Answer: Liam Tsimhoni

Answer: Tsimhoni

Answer: Tsimhoni

Answer: Natalie Tsimhoni

Answer: Tsimhoni

Answer: Maya Tsimhoni


(CNN) -- With Americans Kenneth Bae and Matthew Todd Miller back in the United States, the big question now is why did North Korean leader Kim Jong Un agree to their release? Is it a sign Pyongyang wants better relations with Washington? Is it sending a message to its closest ally, China? Or is it a bid to shift the focus off its human rights record amid talk Kim could be charged with crimes against humanity? "I think right now there is a charm offensive," Gordon Chang, the author of "Nuclear Showdown: North Korea Takes On the World," told CNN.
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North Korea's ''charm offensive'' coincides with release of U.N. report
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North Korea has released Kenneth Bae and Matthew T. Miller
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There are questions about why Pyongyang freed the Americans
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North Korea analysts and experts are divided over why it took the step

Question: The official said there were no discussions about @placeholder's nuclear program, and other U.S. officials told CNN there was no "quid pro quo" for the men's release.

Answer: North Korean

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea


(CNN) When celebrities speak, it seems, the world listens -- even when it comes to personal and public health. Just look at what happened after Charlie Sheen's HIV disclosure two years ago, said John Ayers, a research professor at San Diego State University. Sales of in-home HIV testing kits reached record highs around the same time the actor announced that he had been diagnosed as HIV-positive in 2015, according to a study published in the journal Prevention Science on Thursday. Ayers was a co-author of the study. About the same time, "in record numbers, people were going online, seeking out information on what the signs of HIV are, on how to find and appropriately prevent HIV with devices such as condoms and also how to get tested,'" Ayers said. "We've seen this ... many times over."
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A new study ties skyrocketing HIV testing kit sales to actor Charlie Sheen
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"Do celebrities have an impact on health outcomes? We know they do," one expert says

Question: When @placeholder disclosed, there was this trove of information," he said.

Answer: Charlie Sheen

Question: "It turns out, though, that if you look at the @placeholder effect and if you look at these other examples of organic media events ... that's not the case.

Answer: Charlie Sheen


A 'Stop The Boats'  campaigner looks set to become one of the most divisive contestants on SBS's controversial show Go Back To Where You Came From, even reducing a refugee to tears while staying at his home. Kim Vuga was sent to the family home of refugee, Ammar, in Bankstown, where she finds herself in a heated debate with fellow contestants. The mother reiterates she strongly agrees with the Federal Government’s Stop The Boat policy, despite Ammar sharing his struggles of fleeing from Iraq and then Syria with the hope of giving his family a second chance at life in Australia.
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A controversial show on refugees reveals their most divisive contestant
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Kim Vuga, reduces a refugee to tears in his own home in Bankstown
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The 'Stop The Boats' campaigner says her views will never change
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'We are already living amongst [sic] the enemy,' she said on the program
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She also attacked Aussie rock legend Jimmy Barnes on Friday in interview
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Attack follows Barnes banning his music being used at anti-Islam rallies
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A Sister duo who also appear on the show have split views on refugees
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Both were shocked that Lakemba in Sydney's West was 'in Australia'
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Go Back To Where You Came From airs on SBS at 8.30pm on Tuesday

Question: She said she had feared asylum seekers would take over @placeholder because of a lack of understanding about the issue.

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia


To some, they're the gut-wrenching emotional cries of a man whose stepson's life was taken. Others say they were dangerous words that sparked a powder keg as violent protests broke out in Ferguson, Missouri last week. But did Michael Brown's stepfather intend to incite rioting in the St. Louis suburb? That's a question Ferguson police say they're looking into. Brown's stepfather didn't hold back as news of a grand jury's decision not to indict Officer Darren Wilson reached Ferguson. As throngs in front of the Ferguson Police Department listened to St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Robert McCulloch's announcement on cell phones and radios, Louis Head stepped onto a platform above the crowd and embraced his wife, Brown's mother. He then turned to the demonstrators -- some of them shouting "F--- the police!" -- and yelled, "Burn this motherf---er down!" and "Burn this bitch down!"
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Multiple agencies investigating whether Louis Head intended to incite riot last week
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Head's attorney and wife say he was hurt and angry when he spoke to crowds
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After announcement that Wilson would not be indicted, Ferguson erupted in chaos
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Head shouted to crowd, "Burn this motherf---er down!" and "Burn this bitch down!"

Question: Protests rocked Ferguson that day, hours after @placeholder shot Brown.

Answer: Darren Wilson

Answer: Wilson

Question: When the prosecutor finally revealed the grand jury's long-awaited decision last week, it wasn't long before @placeholder erupted again.

Answer: Ferguson

Answer: Ferguson

Answer: Ferguson

Answer: Ferguson

Question: More than a week after the grand jury's decision, investigations into @placeholder's shooting and its aftermath are far from over.

Answer: Michael Brown

Answer: Brown

Answer: Brown

Question: @placeholder resigned over the weekend, saying he was worried about putting Ferguson's residents and police officers at risk.

Answer: Darren Wilson

Answer: Wilson


Hangzhou, China (CNN) The odd collection of voices cuts through the cold Beijing air, the sounds emanating from a small, unremarkable back room. Inside, there's 20 or so people, most in their sixties and above. They're singing somber songs from the Chinese revolution, painfully and endearingly off-key. They call themselves a choir, but in reality, they're not there to sing. They are there to help one another grieve. Each person in the choir is a parent of an only child, and each person's only child has died. "I will never get rid of the pain," says Yang Chunhai. His son died of leukemia last year at just 31 years old.
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Parents who've lost their only child form choir for support
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Lawyer says one-child policy was financially lucrative for provinces

Question: The law held that most @placeholder couples could only have one child each.

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese


Reno, Nevada (CNN) The chairman of the Nevada Republican Party argued Saturday during a rally here for Donald Trump that polling locations stayed open late to accommodate long lines of voters "so a certain group could vote." The chairman, Michael McDonald, was referring to a polling location in Clark County, which is 30% Hispanic and the county in which Las Vegas is located. The polling location stayed open to allow voters who were already in line -- many of whom waited more than two hours, according to local reports -- to cast their ballots. "Last night, in Clark County, they kept a poll open 'til 10 o'clock at night so a certain group could vote," McDonald said in introductory remarks at the rally. "The polls are supposed to close at 7. This was kept open until 10. Yeah, you feel free right now? You think this is a free and easy election? That's why it's important."
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Trump then suggested that the polling location's extended closing time is a sign of a "rigged system"
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Polling locations are non-partisan

Question: More than 57,000 people voted in @placeholder on Friday, the largest single-day early voting turnout in the county, according to data from the Nevada secretary of state's office that's based on the party registration of those who have voted.

Answer: Clark County

Answer: Clark County


(CNN) Let's start with what we can all agree on: Leaking is serious and illegal, and leaking classified information can endanger national security. All leaks must therefore be thoroughly investigated. Even former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper acknowledged as much in his Feb. 16 statement. But people diverge over the role the intelligence community has played in recent leaks. Take, for example, the ouster of Michael Flynn, President Donald Trump's short-lived national security advisor. Some have argued recent leaks of classified information, assumedly emanating from inside the intelligence community, resulted in his swift removal from office. The assertion here is that leakers in the executive branch effectively sabotaged the President's pick for the job, and in doing so exercised undue control over the West Wing itself. Even worse, some fear this pattern may continue with other nominees and policies of the Trump administration.
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Steven L. Hall: There is no doubt that leaking classified information is a serious offense
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However, Hall writes, Trump is likely focusing on leaks to avoid investigation of his campaign's alleged contact with Russia

Question: @placeholder's greatest insecurity is whether or not the results of the election were valid given reported collusion between his campaign and Russia to discredit his opponent.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Hong Kong (CNN) Donald Trump will receive an honor in Beijing not granted to any US President since the founding of the People's Republic of China: official dinner inside the Forbidden City. When Trump and his wife Melania land in the Chinese capital Wednesday, they will join President Xi Jinping and his wife, Peng Liyuan, for a tour of the Forbidden City, the historic palace that housed Chinese emperors and their families for almost 500 years. Trump is expected to dine with Xi inside the Jianfu Palace, although the exact location of the dinner hasn't been confirmed. The building dates back to the eighteenth century and was fully restored in 2005, making it one of the most well-preserved parts of the palace complex.
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US President Donald Trump is currently touring Asia
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He flies from South Korea to China Wednesday, then to Vietnam later this week

Question: Dining in the @placeholder will be a significant honor for Trump, in keeping with what China's Ambassador to the US Cui Tiankai promised would be a "state visit-plus."

Answer: Forbidden City

Answer: Forbidden City

Question: "This is an example of how the narrative (within China) has shifted, particularly in the last 25 years, it's no longer about emphasizing class revolution, in recent years it's been much greater emphasis on the glories of @placeholder civilization."

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China


The former home of first lady Betty Ford has been destroyed in an early morning fire in Ohio. Fire officials in Maumee  say the home once occupied by Ford and her first husband, William Warren, was destroyed in a fire that began early Saturday around 3am. The Blade in Toledo reports Ford and Warren lived in the house in 1942 and 1943 while she modeled and sold merchandise at a department store. The couple divorced after five years of marriage and Betty went on to marry future president Gerald Ford in 1948. She died in 2011. Destroyed: The home of former First Lady Betty Ford was burned down in a blaze that started early Saturday in Maumee, Ohio
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Betty Ford and first husband William Warren lived in the Maumee, Ohio home during their five-year marriage
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The couple divorced and Betty went on to marry future president Gerald Ford in 1948
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Fire broke out at the home early Saturday; it was unoccupied

Question: It’s a historic home in Maumee,' @placeholder Fire Chief Brandon Loboschefski said.

Answer: Maumee

Answer: Maumee

Answer: Maumee


(CNN) There's an entire chapter in Amelia Earhart's life that history ignores, says new research: The legendary American pilot died as a castaway, not in a plane crash. Earhart was the first woman to fly across the Atlantic. Her plane crashed into the Pacific Ocean while she attempted to circle the Earth. It was always assumed Earhart died in the crash and that her remains were lost to the deep waters. But now, the International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery (TIGHAR) reveals a new theory. The skeleton of a castaway found on the island of Nikumaroro, Kiribati, in 1940 may belong to Earhart.
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Skeleton of a castaway found in 1940 may belong to Earhart.
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She may have survived months in an island in the Pacific

Question: "The morphology of the recovered bones, insofar as we can tell by applying contemporary forensic methods to measurements taken at the time, appears consistent with a female of @placeholder's height and ethnic origin," they said in a statement.

Answer: Amelia Earhart

Answer: Earhart

Answer: Earhart

Answer: Earhart

Answer: Earhart


Raheem Sterling failed to report for training on Wednesday as the saga of his bid to leave Liverpool took another twist. The England international phoned Melwood, Liverpool’s headquarters, in the morning, claiming that he felt unwell and would not be able to take part in the planned sessions. It has been a summer of sweeping personnel changes at Anfield and manager Brendan Rodgers, who wants one more addition to his coaching staff, has met club legend Gary McAllister to discuss the prospect of him joining Sean O’Driscoll and Pepjin Linders. The drama surrounding Sterling, though, rumbles on and, coming 48 hours after he told Rodgers he does not want to go on the pre-season tour to the Far East and Australia, the news that he called in sick will have been greeted with cynicism in many quarters.
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Raheem Sterling phoned Liverpool on Wednesday morning to say he is ill
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He explained he would be unable to report for pre-season training
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On Monday, Sterling told Brendan Rodgers he would not be coming on tour
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Liverpool travel to the Far East and Australia this coming Sunday
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CLICK HERE for all the latest Liverpool news

Question: It is standard practice for Liverpool to send a doctor to the house of an unwell player and one was expected to visit @placeholder Wednesday afternoon.

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling


Eleven months have passed since Leigh Griffiths drove three hours through pouring rain to play for Celtic’s development team in a bounce game against Sunderland. It proved a turning point in his Parkhead career. After impressing Ronny Deila with his commitment to the cause, Griffiths has since undertaken a phenomenal journey of achievement. His goals total for the calendar year now stands at 32, exactly half of which have come this season. In recent weeks, no-one has done more to lighten the load on Deila’s shoulders following last month’s Europa League nightmare in Molde. A very neat finish in the rout of Dundee United was followed by a brilliant solo effort and an assist as Hearts were vanquished in the League Cup quarter-final.
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Leigh Griffiths has scored 32 goals for Celtic in the calendar year
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Frank McAvennie has backed him to replace Steven Fletcher for Scotland
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Scottish champions face Molde in Europa League on Thursday

Question: ‘It will be a great headache for Gordon Strachan by the time @placeholder are back playing next year.

Answer: Scotland


(CNN) Theranos decided to voluntarily withdraw its Zika virus blood test that it had submitted for Food and Drug Administration approval, the company said Wednesday. Theranos founder and CEO Elizabeth Holmes previously told CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta in an exclusive interview that the Zika test, though it's not one that would be as common as a test to check general health, was a priority for the company because it was a "really important area of blood work." She talked about the test at her first presentation to the American Association for Clinical Chemistry Meeting in August. The hope, she said, was to be able to run the Zika test on a new mini-lab device the company debuted at the conference.
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The company still considers Zika a "really important area of blood work"
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Theranos cited a "positive interaction" with the FDA and said it will resubmit

Question: Creating a @placeholder test fits with this mission to make "it easier for you to get the lab tests you need."

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika


Republicans released a new battery of campaign ads that play on fears of ISIS and terrorism, and the Republican charged with helping elect new GOP congressmen said national security was "popping" as a key issue heading into November. "We're seeing a big uptick on national security issues," U.S. Rep. Greg Walden, R-Oregon, told reporters at a breakfast hosted by The Christian Science Monitor on Friday. He cited a CNN poll showing that 57% of Americans didn't approve of President Obama's handling of terrorism. Walden said it was too early to tell if the issue had overtaken the economy as the chief concern of voters, but on Friday, the National Republican Congressional Committee rolled out paid television ads in four competitive districts that accused Democrats of cutting funds to fight al Qaeda. One of the new spots said that a Democratic candidate supported suspected terrorists keeping their U.S. passports.
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National security issues are becoming a top priority in midterm campaigns
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Republicans are putting up new ads that play on fears of ISIS and terrorism
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National Democrats say the GOP is "resorting to Karl Rove's scare tactics"

Question: Walden said he supported assisting groups in the region, but like other Republicans, he said the administration didn't have a clear strategy for fighting @placeholder.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


Brussels, Belgium (CNN) Police detained six people in raids Thursday night as investigators raced to uncover the network behind this week's terror attacks in the Belgian capital. The Belgian federal prosecutor's office didn't provide details about who had been detained in the Brussels raids, why they had been apprehended or whether they will face charges. "It will be decided tomorrow if these people will remain in custody," the office said in a statement released late Thursday. Two people were taken into custody in Brussels' Jette neighborhood, one person was detained in a different part of the capital, and three people were in a vehicle in front of the federal prosecutor's office when authorities apprehended them, public broadcaster RTBF reported.
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Police seal off streets as teams in hazmat gear comb a building in Brussels
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Report: Three people are detained in a vehicle in front of the federal prosecutor's office
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Three attackers are dead, and authorities are looking for two others

Question: That man, they say, shown in photographs wearing a black hat, was one of three attackers at @placeholder.

Answer: Brussels

Answer: Brussels


From his cell in a maximum security prison, terrorist Zacarias Moussaoui is reviving old allegations and making new ones against al Qaeda and a handful of Saudi royals. The 46-year old French national is claiming that Saudi Embassy officials were involved in a plot to shoot down Air Force One to assassinate Bill Clinton and/or Hillary Clinton during a trip to the United Kingdom. Moussaoui says he met with a Secret Service agent several months ago and told him what he knew. CNN has reached out to the Secret Service for comment. In two handwritten letters filed this month in federal court in New York and Oklahoma, Moussaoui claimed that, during the time he was taking flying lessons in Norman, Oklahoma, he met with a Saudi prince and princess and that she "gave me money," and provided funding for 9/11 hijackers.
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Saudis deny connection to 9/11 attacks, note 9/11 Commission said they weren't involved
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Lawyers for 9/11 families say Moussaoui gave "relevant" and "critical" information
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At Moussaoui's trial, a psychiatrist said he is schizophrenic

Question: Lawyers for the Saudi government have repeatedly denied connections, maintaining @placeholder was cleared by the 9/11 Commission.

Answer: Saudi

Answer: Saudi

Answer: Saudis

Question: Lawyers for the Saudi government have repeatedly denied connections, maintaining Saudi Arabia was cleared by the @placeholder.

Answer: 9/11 Commission

Question: The Saudis' lawyers highlight that the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States, known as the  @placeholder, in 2004 found "no evidence"  ... "the Saudi government as an institution or senior Saudi officials individually funded" either al Qaeda or the 9/11 hijackers.

Answer: 9/11 Commission

Question: The expert who literally helped write the book on diagnosing mental illness testified during @placeholder's 2006 trial that Moussaoui is schizophrenic.

Answer: Zacarias Moussaoui

Answer: Moussaoui

Answer: Moussaoui

Answer: Moussaoui

Answer: Moussaoui

Question: The commission found that Saudi Arabia was a rich fundraising ground for @placeholder, but said it had found no evidence that the Saudi government as an institution or senior officials within the Saudi government funded al Qaeda.

Answer: al Qaeda


(CNN) At a Broadway show about welcoming people during a time of need, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau hosted Ivanka Trump as his guest of honor. The first daughter sat in the audience Wednesday night alongside US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley. The show, "Come From Away," is a musical about the generosity of a remote Canadian town that welcomed 6,579 airline passengers who ended up stranded in Newfoundland after the September 11, 2001 terror attacks. "This story really shows that even in those darkest moments, we can lean on each other," Trudeau told the CBC. "Being there for each other in times of difficulties is something Newfoundlanders get, and it's certainly something Canadians and Americans get."
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Trudeau invites Ivanka Trump for Broadway show about Canadian hospitality
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Musical is about how Canadian town reacted when 6,579 passengers landed there on 9/11

Question: Before the show, @placeholder and Haley greeted Canadian officials.

Answer: Ivanka Trump

Answer: Ivanka Trump

Question: Before the show, Ivanka Trump and Haley greeted @placeholder officials.

Answer: Canadian

Answer: Canadian

Answer: Canadians

Answer: Canadian

Answer: Canadian


RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (CNN) -- Debris located early Tuesday in the Atlantic Ocean off the northeast coast of Brazil is wreckage from the Air France jet that disappeared Monday, Brazil's Defense Minister Nelson Jobim said. A French search and rescue crew scans the Atlantic for wreckage Tuesday. No survivors have been found, he said. Jobim made the announcement after meeting with relatives and friends of Brazilians who were among the 228 people aboard Flight 447 from Rio de Janeiro to Paris, France. Two debris fields were found about 650 km (400 miles) northeast of the Fernando de Noronha Islands, an archipelago 355 kilometers (220 miles) off the northeast coast of Brazil -- or at latitude 2 north, longitude 30 west, the Ministry of Defense said on its Web site.
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NEW: Pilots' failure to issue mayday "ominous sign," former NTSB spokesman says
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NEW: Memorial service to be held Wednesday at Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral
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2 debris fields found about 400 miles northeast of Fernando de Noronha Islands
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Flight 447, traveling from Rio de Janeiro to Paris, was carrying 228 people

Question: Of the crew, 11 were French, and one was @placeholder.

Answer: Brazil

Answer: Brazil

Answer: Brazil

Answer: Brazilians

Answer: Brazil


(CNN) Lionel Messi has been hailed as the greatest ever footballer by his Barcelona teammate Marc-André ter Stegen after the Argentine's match-winning performance against rivals Real Madrid Sunday. After taking a blow to the face which left him bloodied and shaken in the first half, Messi scored Barca's equalizer before netting the 500th goal of his club career -- a last-minute winner in the 3-2 victory over Real. "I think he's the greatest ever, because there's nobody similar to him," German international goalkeeper Ter Stegen told CNN Sport's Alex Thomas. "He loves to play football, he loves to see other people around him playing well. I think he's the best ever because of the talent and the amazing performances he's showing every week."
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Messi scores 500th Barcelona goal
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His winner beats Real Madrid at the Bernabéu
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Barça keeper: "Messi is the greatest ever"

Question: A stunning comeback in the Champions League saw @placeholder recover to beat PSG 6-5 in a thrilling finale at the Camp Nou.

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barca

Answer: Barcelona


New York (CNN) -- New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg found himself facing questions Thursday about why the city was paying for more than 100 vacant hotel rooms when thousands were displaced after Superstorm Sandy. The rooms were reserved for storm victims who were pushed out of their homes by Sandy, which hit the area October 29. According to Bloomberg's office, a total of 1,014 people were housed in 416 rooms, while another 120 rooms designated as emergency housing were vacant. "We've gone out and we've gotten housing for people in case they might need it, but the wonderful thing is we haven't needed it so far," Bloomberg said Thursday.
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NEW: New York paying for vacant hotel rooms for storm victims
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NEW: Bloomberg says they're booked in advance as a precaution
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NEW: "I would go to the hotel," Queens woman tells CNN
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FEMA asks about housing some storm victims on small boats

Question: Bloomberg's office said the city expects @placeholder to reimburse it for the hotel rooms.

Answer: FEMA


Caroline Wozniacki’s search for a so-far elusive Grand Slam title will have to be resumed at next month’s US Open after the former world No 1 was knocked out at Wimbledon by Spaniard Garbine Muguruza. It is the thirteenth time in Wozniacki’s last 14 Grand Slams that she has not reached the last-eight, failing to overcome the fourth-round hurdle here in a 6-4, 6-4 defeat. No 20 seed Muguruza is the first Spanish woman to reach the quarter-finals at Wimbledon since Conchita Martinez – who was announced as the new Spanish Davis Cup captain on Monday – in 2001.
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Caroline Wozniacki suffers 6-4, 6-4 defeat by Garbine Muguruza
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The Dane was beaten in one hour and 32 minutes on Court 2 at SW19
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Wozniacki has lost in the last 16 five times and never advanced further
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Muguruza will play Timea Bacsinszky in the quarter-finals on Wednesday
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Wimbledon 2015 day seven: All the SW19 tennis action here

Question: @placeholder’s victory means it is guaranteed that the Wimbledon ladies' finalist from the bottom half of the draw will be ranked outside the top 10.

Answer: Garbine Muguruza

Answer: Muguruza

Answer: Garbine Muguruza

Answer: Muguruza


There is a picture-postcard quality to Frinton-on-Sea, with its golden sands, Victorian-style beach huts and famous esplanade, where crowds of day-trippers spend the summer months laying out picnic blankets and licking ice creams. The genteel Essex town (population 5,500) has a station, six schools, seven churches, 27 restaurants and cafes and, to the delight of many residents of its comfortable retirement chalets, the UK’s 11th best golf club. Yet something has recently been missing — something very important. Because for most of the past year, Frinton has not had a single full-time GP. There are more than 8,000 men, women and children registered at the Caradoc Surgery, the only NHS facility in town. Yet when the Daily Mail visited last month, there were no qualified doctors on its staff.
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Figures reveal 10.2 per cent of full-time GP positions across UK are vacant
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Only 61 per cent of vacancies can even be temporarily filled by locum staff
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Ever-growing numbers of GPs are also choosing to take early retirement
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In total 5,114 GPs have retired in England alone in the past three years

Question: Indeed, having historically been served by four full-time GPs, @placeholder residents complained that they were struggling to see a doctor at all.

Answer: Frinton

Answer: Frinton

Question: This leads us to the second factor driving the exodus of @placeholder — money.

Answer: GPs

Answer: GPs

Question: That, in turn, means that @placeholder who carry on working full-time, and contributing to their pension, will sometimes be taxed on that nest-egg twice: once when they pay money into the pension and again when they take it out.

Answer: GPs

Answer: GPs


Washington (CNN) Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein are interviewing four potential interim FBI directors Wednesday, according to a Justice Department official. Deputy Director Andrew McCabe assumed the position of acting director of the FBI on Tuesday by statute after James Comey was fired, and is one of those under consideration for interim director as well, the official explained. The official said the four people Sessions and Rosenstein plan to interview on Wednesday include: Michael Anderson, the special agent in charge of the FBI's Chicago division;Paul Abbate, the executive assistant director for the Criminal, Cyber, Response and Services Branch of the FBI;Adam Lee, the special agent in charge of the FBI's Richmond Division;William Evanina, the head of counterintelligence for the US government and the principal counterintelligence and security adviser to the director of national intelligence
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At least candidates are scheduled to be interviewed Wednesday
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A formal announcement of the decision should come soon -- later Wednesday or Thursday

Question: If @placeholder is not kept as the interim replacement for the top spot at FBI, he is expected to stay on as deputy director.

Answer: Andrew McCabe


When it comes to judging players, there are not too many more qualified than Kaka. The 2007 Ballon d'Or winner and FIFA World Player of the Year, beating Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi to the accolade that season, has selected the best eleven players he has played alongside or against for Sportsmail. It is a diverse mix of astonishing ability and experience from the different eras his career has spanned to date, from his humble beginnings at Sao Paulo in 2000 to joining MLS side Orlando City in 2014. Playing for AC Milan twice and Real Madrid in between has meant there are few of the planet's superstars of the past 15 years that he has not played for or against.
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Kaka has picked his best XI of players he has played with and against
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The Brazilian opts for five of his compatriots in his dream team
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Defenders Paolo Maldini and Alessandro Nesta also make the cut
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Zinedine Zidane and Andres Iniesta both part of a three-man midfield

Question: I learnt a lot from him, which helped in my career, when we played for @placeholder.

Answer: Real Madrid


(CNN) -- Milagros Martinez endured losing one of her sons to cystic fibrosis before he could get a lung transplant. Now she's hoping her younger boy, Javier Acosta, 11, will get such an operation in time. "This is like watching movie that you've seen before and you want a different ending," Martinez told CNN on Saturday. "It's hard for me to tell my son 'you have to have faith and be hopeful, you know this is going to happen for you,' and inside knowing that chances are slim." A judge on Thursday made Javier, from Bronx, New York, more quickly eligible for adult lungs. The boy is hospitalized at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
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FIRST ON CNN: Mother of sick boy speaks out
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A judge says her son, 11, should be eligible for adult lungs
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Milagros Martinez feels a sense of "triumph"
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Ruling comes a day after a similar ruling for 10-year-old Sarah Murnaghan

Question: "Like any parent, I'm inclined to do whatever it takes, to help @placeholder have a normal life, whatever that may be."

Answer: Javier Acosta

Answer: Javier


Washington (CNN) Attorney General Jeff Sessions has asked for the resignations of 46 US attorneys, igniting anger from officials who say they were given no warning about their dismissals. The Justice Department announced the firings Friday afternoon, and many prosecutors had not been formally notified or even told before they were fired, according to a law enforcement source. Acting Deputy Attorney General Dana Boente was in the beginning stages of calling each US attorney individually to tell them they had to resign when the DOJ issued a statement. A law enforcement source charged that "this could not have been handled any worse" because there was little warning. Many prosecutors found out through media reports that they had to resign today.
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Administrations have the right to nominate or dismiss US attorneys as they see fit
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Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush also dismissed large numbers of US attorneys

Question: President @placeholder, for instance, dismissed dozens of US attorneys in his first year of office.

Answer: Bill Clinton


CHICAGO, Illinois (CNN) -- A 17-year-old said Tuesday he is "blessed" that prosecutors dropped a murder charge against him in the beating death last month of a Chicago honors student. Derrion Albert, 16, was beaten to death September 24. His death was captured on video. "I'm just happy to be out," Eugene Bailey said, a day after authorities announced they were dismissing the charge against him in the September 24 death of Derrion Albert. Police said Albert, a 16-year-old honors student, was an innocent bystander who ended up in the middle of a street fight between two factions of students from Christian Fenger Academy High School. His beating death was captured on video, which shows him being hit by a person wielding a piece of a railroad tie.
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Eugene Bailey, 17, freed of charge in Derrion Albert's beating death
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Bailey says he was Albert's friend, approached police with offer of help
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Police say Albert was bystander who was caught in middle of gang fight
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Beating was videotaped and police thought Bailey was in video

Question: Albert's death was not an isolated incident: More than 30 youths suffered violent deaths in @placeholder last year.

Answer: CHICAGO

Answer: Chicago


(CNN) President Donald Trump's executive orders on immigration include plans to build a border wall, deport more people and crack down on sanctuary cities. A temporary ban on incoming refugees and a halt to visas for immigrants from certain countries could also be in the offing. The measures unveiled this week provide the most detailed information we've seen so far about Trump's overhaul of the US immigration system. But there are many unanswered questions about how things will play out. Here are seven key questions we're asking: 1. How much will it cost? That's the more-than-$10-billion question. Trump has used that price tag to estimate how much building a wall on the US-Mexico border would cost. And the wall is only the beginning.
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A key question as Trump unveils immigration plans: How much will all this cost?
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The changes are sweeping, but how exactly they will play out remains unclear

Question: The latest possibility floated by administration officials: imposing a 20% tax on imports from @placeholder to pay for the border wall.

Answer: Mexico


Former Australian radio host Mel Greig has revealed her personal torment over the prank which resulted in the suicide of a nurse in London in an interview with BBC2. Returning to radio for the first time since she and fellow 2Day FM co-host Michael Christian posed as the Queen and Prince Charles as part of a prank in 2012 to gain information about the Duchess of Cambridge following the birth of Prince George. Jacintha Saldana was the nurse who took the call, taking her life two days later and blaming her decision on the actions of the Australian radio hosts.
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Former 2Day FM host Mel Greig returned to radio after a three-year hiatus
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It was the first time since she was involved in a prank with her co-host which resulted in the suicide of a nurse in London two days later
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'I was in disgust with myself, I had failed as a human being' Ms Greig said
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She listened to the original broadcast and took questions from listeners
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Ms Greig said that she felt like the world hated her for what happened

Question: @placeholder committed suicide two days after taking the prank call and blamed the radio hosts

Answer: Jacintha Saldana


A man in Pakistan has earned himself worldwide social media fame after a bizarre and comical announcement he made on Facebook went viral. Asif Rasa Rana, a 22-year-old government worker from Gujranwala, took to his page on Monday to inform followers that he had ditched his best friend Mudasir Ismail Ahmed and replaced him with another, Salman Ahmad Naqash. In his post, which was accompanied by a confounding collage of all three men and has been shared more than 7,000 times, Asif states: 'I declare that I left my best friend #Mudasir_Ismail_Ahmad because he became very selfish [and] Proudy [sic].'
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Asif Rasa Rana, 22, is a government worker from Pakistan
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He has very publicly split from his 'best friend' Mudasir Ismail Ahmed
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Asif announced that his new best friend is model Salman Ahmad Naqash
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His declaration has been shared more than 7,000 times

Question: FEMAIL has contacted @placeholder for an update on the continuing saga.

Answer: Asif Rasa Rana

Answer: Asif

Answer: Asif Rasa Rana

Answer: Asif


Hundreds of protesters shut down central Chicago yesterday while calling on mayor Rahm Emanuel to resign over the shooting of unarmed teenager Laquan McDonald by officer Jason Van Dyke. But while you might have assumed the march was organized by local activists or McDonald's grieving family - it was in fact instigated by an NYU freshman from her dorm room 800 miles away. Rachel Brown, who grew up in Chicago but now lives in New York, said she created the Facebook event which led to yesterday's demonstration as 'a joke' and was actually asleep as it took place. Brown, whose Twitter page is emblazoned with the message 'oh hey b******, just here to f*** s*** up! ', added today that she was 'super stoked' at the turnout.
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Rachel Brown, 18, created Facebook event asking Chicago mayor to resign
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Brown is from Chicago, but created the page from her dorm room at NYU
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She says the event was meant as 'a joke', but soon turned into a real march
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While Brown slept through the demonstration which closed down streets in Chicago yesterday, she said that she was 'super stoked' at the turnout
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Mayor Rahm Emanuel has been facing calls to step down over shooting of unarmed teenager Laquan McDonald by officer Jason Van Dyke
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Despite Emanuel issuing an apology yesterday, protests continued today

Question: 'I'm very very happy but i don't think it's fair for me to take an amount of credit where people think that somehow one girl at @placeholder managed to spark a protest of hundreds in an entirely different city.'

Answer: NYU

Answer: NYU

Question: Hundreds of mostly young demonstrators eventually turned out, temporarily shutting down some streets and chanting 'no more killer cops' and '@placeholder must go.'

Answer: Rahm Emanuel

Answer: Rahm Emanuel


Demetrious Johnson retained his UFC flyweight champion title on Saturday night, controlling Kyoji Horiguchi for nearly the entire five-round bout before scoring the latest submission win in UFC history - tapping out his opponent with a second left. 'I didn't want to be stupid and get knocked out,' Johnson said. 'I had 25 minutes. I just took my time, and with 1 second left, I figured I better finish him.' Demetrious Johnson retained his UFC flyweight title with a win over Kyoji Horiguchi in Montreal Johnson celebrates after a successful defence of his title at th Bell Centre in Canada on Saturday
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Demetrious Johnson retains his UFC flyweight title
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The 28-year-old beat Kyoji Horiguchi by submission in Montreal
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Quinton Jackson beat Fabio Maldonado in UFC 186 co-main event
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Win was Jackson's first victory in the UFC since 2011

Question: @placeholder was dangerous in the opening round, as his blend of unorthodox, karate-based movements and impressive speed gave the champ some pause in the early going.

Answer: Kyoji Horiguchi

Answer: Kyoji Horiguchi

Answer: Kyoji Horiguchi

Question: Constant pressure from the champ left @placeholder (15-2) struggling to find any opportunity to attack.

Answer: Kyoji Horiguchi

Answer: Kyoji Horiguchi

Answer: Kyoji Horiguchi

Question: Instead, the challenger was constantly forced to try and prevent @placeholder from taking his back, as they battled routinely against the fence and in the clinch.

Answer: Demetrious Johnson

Answer: Johnson

Answer: Demetrious Johnson

Answer: Johnson

Answer: Demetrious Johnson


Robin Williams spent his last days in a paranoid frenzy, aware that 'something else was wrong with him', a British television show will claim tonight. In a 'peculiar' incident just one day before his death, the Oscar-winning actor, who had been diagnosed with Parkinson's, stuffed his collection of watches  into a sock and took it to a friend for safekeeping. The 63-year-old, who had also been prone to episodes of insomnia and anxiety prior to his death, also spent his final 24 hours frantically looking up drugs online, convinced he had another illness. Scroll down for video Suicide: Robin Williams with wife Susan Schneider in 2009, and the actor months before his death in 2014
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Post-mortem examination showed the actor had undiagnosed dementia
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The condition could explain his insomnia, anxiety and paranoid tendencies
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Internet searches suggest he knew something else was wrong, expert says
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His wife described how he stuffed watches in socks shortly before death
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Autopsy: The Last Hours of Robin Williams airs tonight on Channel 5 at 9pm.

Question: It shares symptoms with @placeholder - sufferers can experience motor control problems, such as hunched posture, rigid muscles and a shuffling walk

Answer: Parkinson

Question: In a statement released shortly after her husband's death, Susan Schneider said that Williams was struggling with depression, anxiety and the @placeholder's diagnosis when he died.

Answer: Parkinson


Houston (CNN) A Texas deputy and her husband could face life in prison after a night out for two Texas families turned into a deadly fight. John Hernandez kicked and gasped for air when a deputy's husband allegedly had him in a chokehold outside a Houston-area Denny's restaurant, a video shows. Minutes later, the 24-year-old father was rushed to the hospital and three days later, he was taken off life support. How the attack unfolded is at the center of the criminal case against Terry Thompson and his wife, Harris County Sheriff's deputy Chauna Thompson. Thompson's attorney said Terry was acting in self-defense and that a video that was released does not tell the full story of how the altercation unfolded.
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A Texas man died after he was restrained during a fight outside a Denny's restaurant
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A sheriff's deputy and her husband were indicted on murder charges

Question: The case has sparked outrage and allegations that @placeholder received preferential treatment from his wife's law enforcement colleagues.

Answer: Terry Thompson

Answer: Chauna Thompson

Answer: Thompson

Question: Officers at the scene did not tell prosecutors @placeholder was unconscious and being rushed to a hospital for treatment, according to the district attorney's office.

Answer: John Hernandez


A Chinese girl has died after she was accidentally locked in a car for nine hours by her headteacher. Xiao Nuo, 3, was only discovered  at the end of the school day. She was immediately rushed to hospital but died from suffocation and heat exhaustion, after being trapped in temperatures as high as 70 degrees Celsius. The tragedy happened on Saturday in Shandong province, eastern China, reported the People's Daily Online. The headteacher, named only as Mr Liu, gave Xiao Nuo a lift to school every day. On the day of the tragedy, he also gave a 9-year-old boy a lift.
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The toddler, Xiao Nuo, was only discovered at the end of the school day
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She was rushed to hospital but died of suffocation and heat exhaustion
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Headteacher gave her a lift every day because there was no bus service
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He has been detained by police in Shandong, east China, for questioning

Question: Last month, a 3-year-old boy died from heat exhaustion in Hunan province, central @placeholder, after his parents accidentally left him in their locked car for six hours.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China


(CNN) Iraqi forces have taken another step toward wresting Mosul from ISIS. Security forces launched a large-scale military operation Saturday to take the remaining neighborhoods under ISIS control in western Mosul, the country's Joint Operation Command said. Soldiers are storming the Shifa neighborhood and al Jamhouri Hospital. Iraqi counterterrorism forces are advancing on the al Saha al Awla neighborhood, the command said. Advancing toward the Old City Police, counterterrorism and army units started storming the al-Zanjili district and headed toward the Old City, said federal police head, Lt. Gen. Ra'ed Shaker Jawdat. The Old City is also still controlled by ISIS, and authorities hope to close in on that neighborhood with their new offensive, police said. The area will pose a challenge because of its narrow streets and ISIS' use of residents as human shields.
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Iraq kicks off effort to take remaining Mosul neighborhoods
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Residents are fleeing western Mosul amid the fighting

Question: In 2014, ISIS took control of Mosul, @placeholder's second-largest city.

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraq


California lawmakers on Monday sent the governor a contentious bill that would impose one of the strictest school vaccination laws in the country in reaction to a recent measles outbreak at Disneyland. The Senate reaffirmed the bill striking California's personal belief exemption for immunizations on a 24-14 vote. Mississippi and West Virginia are the only two states with such strict requirements in place. Democratic Governor Jerry Brown has not said if he would sign it. Parents opposed to the bill vowed to take legal action even though the issue has been upheld in court, including by the Supreme Court.
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California lawmakers on Monday sent Democratic Governor Jerry Brown a bill which would require that all students in schools be vaccinated
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Law is in response to measles outbreak at Disneyland which infected over 100 people in the U.S. and Mexico
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Parents opposed to the bill vowed to take legal action even though the issue has been upheld in court, including by the Supreme Court

Question: Other parents cheered the legislative vote and immediately turned their attention to swaying @placeholder.

Answer: Jerry Brown


Police say there is little that can be done against a man who made a Nazi salute while urinating on a memorial in a former concentration camp. Photos of Zdenek Appl, 24, urinating next to the Star of David at the Theresienstad concentration, were handed to Czech police by a disgusted former friend. But the force investigated have admitted it may be difficult to take legal action against Appl, as promoting Nazi ideology is not illegal in the Czech Republic like it is in neighbouring Germany or Austria. Disgusting: Zdenek Appl was said to be drunk when he was photographed urinating on a memorial in a concentration camp in the Czech Republic. He has since denied being a Nazi to Czech media
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Disgusted former friend handed pictures of Zdenek Appl to Czech police
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Appl, 24, was 'drunk' when he urinated on memorial and made Nazi salute
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Thousands of Jews murdered by Nazi officers at Theresienstad camp
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But Czech police say taking legal action against Appl 'may be difficult'

Question: As well as being a labour site for German, Austrian and @placeholder Jews, it served as a 'holding pen' for Czech Jews before they were sent to other concentration camps to be killed.

Answer: Czech

Answer: Czech Republic

Answer: Czech Republic

Answer: Czech

Answer: Czech

Answer: Czech


(CNN) -- Even in the best of circumstances, Dawson City's famed Sourtoe Cocktail doesn't go down smoothly. On Saturday night, however, the cocktail's marquee ingredient -- an actual human toe -- went down a way it was never meant to. Served by the Sourtoe Cocktail club at Dawson City's Downtown Hotel, the Sourtoe can be any drink -- what makes it a Sourtoe Cocktail is the addition of a real, preserved amputated toe, which is dropped into the glass. As reported by CBC News, on Saturday, an American visiting the town in Yukon, for the summer downed his Sourtoe Cocktail, toe and all.
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Dawson City's Downtown Hotel serves a cocktail containing a real amputated human toe
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Over the weekend a customer swallowed the toe as well as the drink -- deliberately
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He was fined $500, but luckily the bar has a spare toe, so the tradition continues

Question: Some 60,000 people have reportedly tried the @placeholder cocktail to date.

Answer: Sourtoe Cocktail

Answer: Sourtoe Cocktail

Answer: Sourtoe

Answer: Sourtoe Cocktail

Answer: Sourtoe Cocktail


Jihadis fighting for the Islamic State in Iraq have brutally murdered one of their own senior leaders amid rumours that he was planning to stage a coup. Abu Usman al-Hassan - the  top ISIS commander in its Mosul stronghold and a member of the terror group's advisory board - is believed to have been killed some time last week. According to local reports, al-Hassan was sentenced to death following a short trial, at which he was formally accused of conspiracy. Having been found guilty of the crime, the jihadi was executed by an unknown method at an ISIS military base to the west of the city.
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Abu Usman al-Hassan was killed at a military base west of the city of Mosul
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He'd been the terror group's top commander in the north Iraqi stronghold
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Al-Hassan was also a friend and advisor to leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi
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But he is said to have fallen out with increasingly powerful foreign jihadis
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They accused him of plotting to seize control of ISIS and had him executed

Question: Those who have fled the city in frustration with @placeholder's new commanders are understood to have made their way to ISIS' de facto capital in the Syrian city of Raqqa.

Answer: Mosul

Answer: Mosul

Question: Those who have fled the city in frustration with Mosul's new commanders are understood to have made their way to @placeholder' de facto capital in the Syrian city of Raqqa.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Question: It is likely that once they arrive, they will either raise formal complaints against the execution of al-@placeholder with the extremists' leadership, or will apply to live and fight under the command of a different jihadi jurisdiction.

Answer: Hassan

Answer: Hassan

Answer: Hassan

Answer: Hassan


Britons caught up in the French cabbie strikes today told of their terror after facing gangs of 'taxi mafia' as they desperately tried to flee the country. Around 3,000 taxi drivers have taken part in violent demonstrations across France against rival firm Uber, burning tyres on main roads and blocking access to airports and other transport hubs. Shocking footage also emerged today showing protesters dropping rocks onto cars as they travelled under bridges in Paris. One woman told MailOnline how she was forced to sleep in the airport with a mob of angry picketers after missing her flight. Alexandra Lever had been a guest at the MailOnline yacht party in Cannes the night before when her private hire car failed to turn up to take her to Nice airport.
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British woman forced to sleep in Nice airport with mob of angry picketers
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Alexandra Lever missed flight after journey was ambushed by protesters
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Told MailOnline: 'They're blocking the road with burning tyres. It's scary'
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British private hire driver in Paris told how he was punched by a rioter

Question: 'I heard they set an @placeholder car on fire earlier and they have been tipping them over with people inside.

Answer: Uber

Question: On at least two occasions in Strasbourg in eastern @placeholder last week, taxi drivers posed as customers in order to lure Uber drivers to isolated spots where they were assaulted by cabbies and their vehicles damaged.

Answer: France


(CNN) A Wikipedia user who goes by "Sk-Gorka" has extensively edited the Wikipedia page of White House aide Sebastian Gorka, including a section on criminal charges he faced for bringing a firearm into a Washington D.C. airport. It is unclear if the user is connected to Gorka. Gorka did not respond to a request for comment. The user, however, has only made edits to the pages of Gorka and his wife, Katharine Gorka. Those edits include adding photos and information about Gorka's policy speeches and books. The user created the page for Katharine Gorka. A Wikipedia editor flagged the user's edits in August as potentially violating the site's conflict of interests guidelines, which discourage users from editing pages to which they have a personal connection. An editor's note currently sits at the top of the page warning: "Th neutrality of this article is disputed."
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Wikipedia user who goes by "Sk-Gorka" has extensively edited the Wikipedia page of White House aide Sebastian Gorka.
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Gorka did not respond to a request for comment.

Question: "@placeholder-Gorka" also added a sentence about how bringing firearms  through airport security by accident is a common phenomenon.

Answer: Sk

Answer: Sk

Question: "Sk-@placeholder" also added a sentence about how bringing firearms  through airport security by accident is a common phenomenon.

Answer: Gorka

Answer: Sebastian Gorka

Answer: Gorka

Answer: Gorka

Answer: Gorka

Answer: Katharine Gorka

Answer: Gorka

Answer: Katharine Gorka

Answer: Gorka

Answer: Sebastian Gorka

Answer: Gorka

Question: And here's how "@placeholder-Gorka" changed it when it was moved to the bottom:

Answer: Sk

Answer: Sk


The children of the eastern Ukraine can tell you all about weapons, like which rocket or shell is responsible for a particular explosion and how far away the blast is. Schooled in war and its horrors, they know when it is time to run. Some live in the filth of crowded bomb shelters, their parents too fearful to return home. But at least they are with their parents. Hundreds more are orphans, consigned to life in institutions lacking fresh food and medicine, their parents dead, missing, insane or drunk, or simply too poor to take care of them. Some even disappear, spirited away into Russia by Moscow-backed fighters seeking independence from the Ukrainian government in Kiev. They are promised safety and better lives in Vladimir Putin’s vast empire but their fate remains a mystery.
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MailOnline reveals suffering of 'lost generation' of children hit by war between pro-Russian rebels and government
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Hundreds left orphaned by fighting but others were abandoned because their mothers could not afford to feed them
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Babies and toddlers  move into bomb shelters where they scavenge for food and play in the dirt in filthy nappies
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Some children even 'disappear' amid fears they are being sent to Vladimir Putin's Russia to new homes and families
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MailOnline found children in eastern Ukraine who can identify weapons and boast of being able to shoot the enemy
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Centres where these boys and girls are abandoned or seek refuge can barely find enough food to keep them alive
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The mental and physical scars left by growing up in a warzone - on Europe's doorstep - will never be erased
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UN has created 17 new 'global goals' to highlight poverty, mistreatment and malnutrition in children worldwide

Question: Amidst this danger something else is happening: the disappearance of children over the border into @placeholder proper.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia


(CNN) Hillary Clinton is hoping her decision to tap Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine as her running mate will go down in history as a move that helped her capture the presidency, but it's already rife with historical implications. Here's a look at why Kaine's addition to the ticket is notable in US history. Sitting senator Kaine's selection extends a remarkable streak in which 17 of the last 18 Democratic conventions -- including the last eight in a row -- have nominated for vice president either a sitting senator or an incumbent vice president who was a senator when he was first elected.
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Here's a look at why Kaine's addition to the ticket is notable in U.S. history
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17 of the last 18 Democratic conventions have nominated for vice president someone who had served in the Senate

Question: It's also worth noting that eight men who served as both a governor and a @placeholder senator have been on a major-party ticket, most recently in 1968.

Answer: US

Answer: U.S.


This is the  blonde assistant who snared a $127,500 payout from lion-killing dentist Walter Palmer for alleged sexual harassment, Daily Mail Online can reveal. Tammy Brevik, 43, accused the married clinician of subjecting her to unwanted 'verbal comments and physical conduct' involving her 'breasts, buttocks, and genitalia' in a 2005 complaint. And a decade later she has little sympathy for her now globally-reviled former boss - exclusively telling Daily Mail Online: 'It's amazing how big this has become - karma is a bitch!' Dr Palmer, a father-of-two from Eden Prairie, Minnesota, achieved worldwide notoriety after slaying, skinning and beheading Africa's most beloved lion, Cecil.
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Tammy Brevik sued Dr Walter Palmer claiming he sexually harassed her when she worked for Minneapolis dentist from 1999 to 2005
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She received $127,500 settlement after lawsuit and he had to undergo ethics training
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Palmer has faced an unprecedented barrage of criticism since he killed Cecil the lion in early July
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Has gone into hiding and closed his dental practice in Bloomington

Question: 'We arrested two people and now we are looking for @placeholder in connection with the same case,' said Ms Charamba.

Answer: Walter Palmer

Answer: Palmer

Answer: Walter Palmer

Answer: Palmer


At two kilometres in circumference and protected by an imposing 12-metre wall, the Ming Dynasty's 'Martial City' had a reputation that struck fear into opposing armies. So much so that battle plans would be drawn up to specifically give the castle at Zhangjiakou, in China's northern Hebei province, a wide berth. Now archaeologists have begun a daunting project to restore the once-mighty site to something approaching it previous glory, in particular the dilapidated outer wall that repelled every attack which invading Mongolian armies could throw at it. Among the works being carried out at Wanquan Castle is the restoration of the fortress' dilapidated outer wall
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Historians are hoping the Wanquan Castle can be restored to its former glory, particularly its imposing outer wall
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Fortress was built in 1393 and successfully repelled every attack that invading Mongolian armies threw at it
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Castle has huge historical, cultural and military significance and has key cultural relic status for Chinese people

Question: The Ming Dynasty ruled China for 276 years, between the years 1368 and 1644, and is often described as the last of the great @placeholder dynasties.

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Question: Art flourished during the @placeholder, which saw an explosion of literature, painting, poetry, music and porcelain - with Ming vases and plates valuable collector items to this day.

Answer: Ming Dynasty


(CNN) Republican former US Attorney General Alberto Gonzales on Monday slammed the FBI director's recent actions in the investigation into Hillary Clinton's email server. He called Comey's actions an "error in judgment" and said he is "somewhat perplexed about what the director was trying to accomplish here." Gonzales said Comey's letter Friday informing lawmakers that the FBI is reviewing new emails potentially related to its investigation into Clinton's use of a private email server as secretary of state breaks from long-standing Justice Department practice. The protocol is not to comment on investigations and to stay silent on politically sensitive matters less than 60 days from an election.
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Alberto Gonzales said the FBI director 'doesn't deviate from that position despite the pressure'
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Former Attorney General Eric Holder called James Comey honorable but said made a mistake

Question: @placeholder cast Comey as someone who won't budge once he's made a decision.

Answer: Alberto Gonzales

Answer: Gonzales

Answer: Alberto Gonzales

Question: Gonzales cast @placeholder as someone who won't budge once he's made a decision.

Answer: Comey

Answer: Comey

Answer: James Comey


(CNN) Dr. Henry Heimlich reached his arms around the gagging woman's body and did what he does best: grasped his left fist in his right hand and thrusted quickly and upward. It was 1974 when he created the lifesaving maneuver and the American Medical Association gave it his name. On Monday -- at age 96 -- he got to use his own maneuver on someone who was choking. Heimlich was eating a steak in the dining room of the Deupree House, a senior living community in Cincinnati, Ohio, when he noticed the woman next to him start to choke. "She had all the signs of it because, as I say, her lips were puffed out, and she obviously wasn't breathing," Heimlich said.
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Dr. Henry Heimlich was in the dining hall of a senior community when the woman beside him began choking on her hamburger
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He came up with the Heimlich maneuver in 1974

Question: The @placeholder maneuver has been adopted over the world as the standard response to a choking victim.

Answer: Henry Heimlich

Answer: Heimlich

Answer: Heimlich

Answer: Henry Heimlich

Answer: Heimlich


A British backpacker who wrote a romantic note to locate a handsome stranger after spotting him on a New Zealand beach has finally met her Romeo for the first time. Sarah Milne, from Glasgow, left a handmade poster for the man, who she saw in Picton on Friday and described as 'shirtless, wearing black shorts with stars tattooed on his torso and running with a curly, bouncy and blonde dog'. In her note, entitled 'Is this you? ', she invited the mystery stranger to meet her on the same beach  on Tuesday. But the message soon became a source of huge online interest with the identity of both the author and its intended target generating unexpected publicity.
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Sarah Milne, a Glasgow artist, launched a public appeal to find the mystery man
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She wrote a heart-warming message and drew a picture of him with his dog
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She said she would return to the same spot in Picton, New Zealand, on Tuesday in search for him
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William Scott Chalmers revealed himself as the man and went to meet her
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He told Daily Mail Australia that he would ask her out for dinner

Question: Mr Chalmers, who brought a bottle of champagne with him, walked over to where Milne was sitting and said 'Hello, I'm @placeholder, you know you could have just asked for my number.'

Answer: William Scott Chalmers