Ella Richards, the 18-year-old granddaughter of Rolling Stones guitar hero Keith Richards, has landed a starry new role - as one of the faces of Burberry's new campaign. The slinky, long-necked blonde, who was scouted by her mother's agency at the tender age of 15, leads a cast of 12 young British actors, musicians and models, marking the first Burberry campaign for the majority of the cast. Ella looks right at home posing alongside the likes of Cara Delevingne's best friend, Clara Paget, and BRIT award-winning musician Tom Odell. And so she should, given her impressive lineage. Ella's father, Marlon Richards, son of Keith, is a photographer and graphic artist, and her mother is Lucie de la Falaise; a former model and niece of legendary Yves Saint Laurent muse Loulou de la Falaise.
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Ella's father is the photographer son of Keith Richards
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Her mother is socialite and former model Lucie de la Falaise
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She counts Kate Moss as a close family friend, and was a bridesmaid at her 2011 wedding
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Stars alongside Tom Odell and Clara Paget in new campaign

Question: Her mother @placeholder graced multiple Vogue covers in the 90s, and their inner circle of close family and friends include Johnny Depp, Liv Tyler, and cousins Theodora and Alexandra Richards.

Answer: Lucie de la Falaise


Campaigners against the new Protein World 'Are You Beach Body Ready?' adverts are celebrating today after learning that they are being taken down. Transport for London (TFL) has revealed that the controversial posters around the London Underground, featuring a bikini-clad model called Renee Somerfield are being removed. The sight of the 24-year-old's toned figure towering above train platforms has caused a stir among  feminists and body image campaigners - a change.org petition calling for the adverts to be pulled has already attracted more than 50,000 signatures. One of the many Protein World posters on the London Underground that have been defaced
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Transport For London are removing 'Are You Beach Body Ready?' posters
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TFL say Protein World has come to end of three-week ad placement period
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A rally has been organised against Protein World in Hyde Park on May 2

Question: Online fitness store @placeholder, who claim that the image is entirely unPhotoshopped, have been actively engaging in the furore on social media, strongly defending their campaign with some biting responses to aggrieved Tweeters.

Answer: Protein World

Answer: Protein World

Answer: Protein World


(CNN) -- Three men whose achievements are being recognized for their role in changing the world are the inaugural winners of the Gorbachev awards. The three winners, including CNN founder Ted Turner, were personally selected by Mikhail Gorbachev and honored at a gala event to celebrate his 80th birthday in London on Wednesday. The other winners are Timothy Berners-Lee, the British physicist and computer scientist credited with inventing the World Wide Web; and Evans Wadongo, a Kenyan engineer who invented a solar lamp that would become a clean, healthy alternative to wood fires as a source of light for tens of thousands of Africans. Wadongo was also named a CNN Hero in 2010.
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CNN founder Ted Turner one of three men honored with Gorbachev Awards
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The London gala concert coincided with Mikhail Gorbachev's 80th birthday
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Also honored was Timothy Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web
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Kenyan Evans Wadongo, inventor of solar lamp, wins technology award

Question: "These three people have each, in their own way, changed the world for their fellow men and women in ways which affect all our lives," @placeholder said in a news release.

Answer: Gorbachev

Answer: Mikhail Gorbachev

Answer: Mikhail Gorbachev

Question: The award for glasnost, or openness, was given to @placeholder, who helped transform the world's media with his 24-hour global news operation.

Answer: Ted Turner

Answer: Ted Turner


(CNN) A United Nations official is headed to the Central African Republic after reports that over 100 women, girls and boys were raped and abused -- many by U.N. peacekeepers. Jane Holl Lute, a senior U.N. official tasked with leading efforts to curb peacekeeper abuse, was en route to the country Wednesday, U.N. spokesman Farhan Haq said. Allegations of sexual abuse by foreign and local forces have plagued the Central African Republic since the United Nations sent forces to the country two years ago. But they're still just as shocking as ever. Central African Republic peacekeeper chief fired over sex abuse claims
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A senior U.N. official heads to the Central African Republic amid a new wave of abuse allegations
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U.N. official: Over 100 women, children said they were sexually abused by U.N. and non-U.N. forces
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Accusations of sex abuse have emerged since peacekeeping forces entered the country in 2014

Question: The @placeholder's top official in charge of human rights called the new accusations "sickening."

Answer: United Nations

Answer: U.N.

Answer: U.N.

Answer: U.N.

Answer: United Nations

Answer: U.N.

Answer: U.N.

Answer: U.N.

Answer: U.N.


Manchester United are considering boosting their £150million forward line still further by bidding for Barcelona star Pedro. United are heading in to the new season with a stellar line-up of attacking players including Wayne Rooney, Memphis Depay, Juan Mata and Angel di Maria. Now it is understood that United manager Louis van Gaal is targeting Barcelona’ s Spanish international Pedro in what could be the final big United transfer of the summer. Pedro can play wide or up front and has a release clause of £22m in his contract at the Nou Camp. He is already being monitored by United’s Barclays Premier League rivals Chelsea.
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Manchester United are considering a bid for Barcelona forward Pedro
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Chelsea have also expressed interest in the £22m Spain international
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Louis van Gaal has already signed Bastian Schweinsteiger, Morgan Schneiderlin, Memphis Depay and Matteo Darmian this summer
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Red Devils have almost given up hope of keeping David de Gea

Question: This news will hearten @placeholder fans but the flip side of this is that United know that it is very unlikely indeed that De Gea will sign the new contract that has been on the table for many weeks now.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: Manchester United


This was as far away from the Ashes cauldron as it is possible to be but a quiet day of run scoring against sub-standard opposition in picturesque Basseterre at the start of England’s Caribbean tour meant everything to Jonathan Trott. It must have seemed to Trott that he would never again bat for England when he suffered that brutal dismantling at the hands of Mitchell Johnson during England’s ill-fated last Ashes tour almost 18 months ago. Yet here he was, recovered from the mental condition that forced his departure from Australia and now certain of a new role opening the batting in the first Test in Antigua next week. It is quite a comeback.
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Jonathan Trott hit an impressive 72 on England return in the Carribean
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England captain Alastair Cook hit an unbeaten 95 on a dominant day
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Duo played at top order for first time since brief experiment five years ago
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England barely broke sweat as they bowled a St Kitts XI all out for 59

Question: Perhaps they are better at football than cricket because there was little to concern two players with much to prove for different reasons in Cook and @placeholder.

Answer: Jonathan Trott

Answer: Trott

Answer: Jonathan Trott


Ivanka Trump has shared another picture-perfect snap from her family vacation in Aspen, this time of herself and her seven-year-old niece Kai Madison. Just hours after posting an image of her adorable three-year-old daughter Arabella building her first snowman, the 33-year-old heiress took to Instagram again to express her pride at Kai's impressive skiing skills. 'I'm so proud of my niece Kai for carving up the mountain today! #LittleShredder' she commented alongside an image of the duo posing atop an Aspen mountain in their full ski gear. Scroll down for video Little shredder: Ivanka Trump posted this image of herself with her seven-year-old niece Kai on Monday afternoon, after the pair spent the day 'carving up the mountain' together
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Kai Madison is the eldest child of Ivanka's older brother Donald Trump Jr and his wife Vanessa
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The Trump siblings are currently on vacation together with their respective partners and their children

Question: Another person praised @placeholder's parenting style, saying: 'She is just so pretty.

Answer: Ivanka Trump

Answer: Ivanka Trump

Answer: Ivanka


(CNN) -- Debra Guenterberg doesn't have to go to a horror movie to get spooked. She says she's been living a nightmare for the past 13 years. The Wisconsin woman says she's been stalked by two phantoms. Two men stole her name and her husband's Social Security number. They used the information to obtain credit cards, buy cars and three homes. Like many horror movie villains, the bad guys keep coming back. Thirteen years after the men stole their names, the Guenterbergs are still being turned down for credit because of the damage done by the men, she says. "It's a nightmare," Guenterberg says. "We both feel physically and mentally exhausted. We feel hopeless because we can't fix this."
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The toll of identity theft includes financial and emotional costs
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An estimated 9.1 million Americans have had identities stolen, according to a 2008 survey
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Security experts: Recovery takes months, if not years
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The Internet has made identity theft easier and more widespread

Question: When the collection agencies started calling, the @placeholder say they finally discovered the source of their problem.

Answer: Guenterbergs

Question: Perhaps one of the best precautions is to remember the struggles of people like the @placeholder.

Answer: Guenterbergs


(CNN) -- Former oil tycoon and Kremlin critic Mikhail Khodorkovsky has applied for a Swiss visa, less than a week after his pardon and release from a Russian prison, authorities said Wednesday. Swiss Foreign Ministry spokesman Stefan von Below confirmed to CNN that Khodorkovsky -- who had been jailed since 2003 and was convicted in 2005 of tax evasion and fraud -- submitted a request for a three-month Schengen visa at the Swiss Embassy in Berlin on Christmas Eve. Von Below said Khodorkovsky's application most likely would be processed in the next couple of days. Schengen visas entitle citizens of the European Union the right to travel, work and live in any EU country without special formalities and enable their holders to move through participating countries without being subjected to border checks.
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NEW: Russian supreme court reportedly orders review of his past cases
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A spokesman for Khodorkovsky says he has no long-term plans to settle in Switzerland
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Greenpeace International says 30 of its activists will leave Russia soon
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Moves are seen as part of a public relations offensive with Olympics coming up

Question: In addition, 30 @placeholder demonstrators are to go free under the amnesty law passed by Russian lawmakers last week that could affect 25,000 prisoners.

Answer: Greenpeace International


(CNN) If there is one thing we can count on Donald Trump to deliver, it is controversy. From the day his campaign began, the Republican front-runner has been blunt, outspoken and frequently offensive. Now, just as Trump is attempting to present a more presidential image, the GOP has a new Trump-related headache. Activist groups, particularly those representing minorities and women, are pressing major corporations not to sponsor the Republican convention in July. They hope to persuade companies like Microsoft and Google to drop out of sponsoring what is sure to be a contentious event. These groups have the right idea by speaking out against corporate backing for Cleveland. By sponsoring the GOP convention, companies would be providing a platform for Trump's ugly rhetoric. It is bad messaging and poor business strategy for corporations to be seen as promoting the increasingly toxic Trump brand. Over the course of his campaign thus far, Trump has insulted Latinos, immigrants, women, Muslims, Black Lives Matter protesters, disabled people, and journalists.
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Raul Reyes: Companies face increasing pressure from petitions to "Dump Trump"
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He says GOP lawmakers are hedging over whether to attend their convention

Question: "It's important for Google and Microsoft to be reminded that sponsorship of a Trump-led convention helps legitimize and normalize @placeholder's hate," reads the Credo petition.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Dump Trump

Question: Delegates have already faced death threats they say come from @placeholder supporters.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Dump Trump

Question: Convention organizers clearly anticipate chaos, as evidenced by the fact that @placeholder is seeking bids on 2,000 sets of riot gear for its police force in advance of the convention.

Answer: Cleveland


Wayne Rooney and Memphis Depay were among the Manchester United stars arriving at the club's Carrington HQ on Monday morning to prepare for the new season. David de Gea landed at Manchester Airport overnight ahead of pre-season training with the Spain international still a primary target for Real Madrid this summer. Sergio Ramos remains crucial to any deal for the Madrid-born goalkeeper with manager Louis van Gaal standing firm over the transfer. Rooney arrived first in his BMW i8 hybrid sports car worth £104,590, and the captain will take time to welcome their newest signing to the training base.
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David de Gea arrived at Manchester Airport by private jet at 1.30am
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Manchester United's stars began arriving for training at about 10am
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Spain goalkeeper De Gea is wanted by giants Real Madrid this summer
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Louis van Gaal will reportedly not sell unless he gets Sergio Ramos
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De Gea has been on holiday in his home town with girlfriend Edurne Garcia
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He has not responded to a £200,000-per-week contract offer at United
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Man United news: CLICK HERE for all the latest from Old Trafford

Question: It was two months ago that PSV agreed a fee with @placeholder for Depay, and the £25million Holland winger will finally be introduced to his new team-mates.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Answer: Man United


Lewis Hamilton had admitted that he would rather see a driver from another team win the Formula One drivers' championship than finish runner-up to his Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg. The reigning champion has endured a frosty relationship with the German during their two years racing together at Mercedes. Hamilton beat Rosberg to the championship last season in what he described as the 'most intense' battle of his career and admitted their once solid friendship reached 'crisis point'. And Hamilton, speaking during the recording of BBC's Graham Norton Show, has now revealed that the rivalry is so deep that he wouldn't like to see Rosberg win the title even though they are supposed to be team-mates.
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Lewis Hamilton was speaking during filming for the Graham Norton Show
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Hamilton would rather another driver win Formula One's world championship than Nico Rosberg
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The 30-year-old revealed how he was given lesson in etiquette by Queen
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CLICK HERE for all the latest F1 news

Question: You can watch The Graham Norton Show on @placeholder on Friday June 26 at 10.35pm

Answer: BBC


A report detailing allegations of instances of rape and sexual assault inside Australia's Nauru detention centre has been labelled as 'very concerning' by Finance Minister Mathias Cormann. The 86-page review, released on Friday, included allegations of indecent and physical assault, as well as sexual harassment, at the offshore processing centre. 'The department has accepted all of the recommendations and all of the recommendations will be implemented,' Mr Cormann told Sky News on Saturday. However, Labor have criticised the Federal Government over its initial response to the report after Tony Abbott said these institutions 'aren't perfect.' SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO
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A new report has found evidence of abuse at Nauru detention centre
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Two allegations of rape were lodged involving Nauru guards
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Sexual abuse and sexual favours were also documented in the report
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Labor has criticised the government, calling them a 'disgrace'
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Finance Minister Mathias Cormann called the report 'very concerning'

Question: Prime Minister @placeholder later said that the Government would adopt the 19 recommendations outlined in the review and called the findings 'very disturbing.'

Answer: Tony Abbott


(CNN) Two chemical gas attacks have been reported in northern Syria, one in the region where a Russian helicopter was downed a day earlier, killing all five people on board. In the first alleged attack, cylinders suspected of containing chlorine gas were dropped in residential areas in the city of Saraqeb in Idlib province, the anti-regime, voluntary search-and-rescue group Idlib Civil Defence said in a post on its Facebook page. Russia, Syria's key military backer, has vehemently denied that a chemical attack took place. In a news release carried by Russian and Syrian state news agencies, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the claims of chlorine usage were fabricated by the media.
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Confidence growing among U.S. officials that incident in Saraqeb was a chemical attack, source says
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Syrian government says five dead in Aleppo gas attack
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Activists say 30 people have breathing difficulties in alleged Idlib attack

Question: The @placeholder and Russian governments say three humanitarian corridors have been opened to allow for the distribution of badly needed food and medical aid to civilians and to provide residents -- along with rebels who choose to surrender -- the opportunity to leave.

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syrian


Marriages between monied American women and noble Englishmen in the 19th and early 20th century produced many famous offspring, including Princess Diana and Winston Churchill. While some heiresses found love as well as peerage when they crossed the Atlantic, others were marriages of convenience - as English Lords needed their wives' 'new money' to prop up their crumbling fortunes. However as a new series, Million Dollar Princesses, currently airing on ITV3 reveals, some of these unions went on to change the course of history - even putting Queen Elizabeth on the throne. Elizabeth McGovern who plays Lady Grantham in Downton Abbey is based on a real woman - Mary Leiter - who was born in Chicago in 1870 to an affluent family and went on to marry Lord Curzon of Kedleston, Viceroy of India.
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Affluent American women were keen to marry into English aristocracy
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Downton Abbey's Lady Grantham is based on real rich heiress
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Women sought land and a title while men gained their fortune
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One such union led to birth of Winston Churchill
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Princess Diana also descended from an American heiress
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US socialite Wallis Simpson caused abdication crisis

Question: He was also @placeholder born but inherited the title of Viscount and the enormous stately home Cliveden from his father.

Answer: American

Answer: American

Answer: American


It's the third-smallest post office in America - actually, its an old tool shed that can only hold three customers at a time - but it works around-the-clock stamping and sending envelopes from all over the world. Why? Because this tiny 110 square feet shack is in a town called Bridal Veil, and in the interest of planning the perfect wedding, detail is everything. For that reason, brides all across America - and from as far as Korea and Australia - are flocking to the Oregon municipality just to be able to have 'Bridal Veil' as the postage stamp on their wedding invitations.
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Bridal Veil is a small town about 30 minutes east of Portland, Oregon
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The post office works six days a week, year-round sending wedding invites
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The special stamp reads: 'Marriage Station, Bridal Veil, Oregon, 97010'
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They send out almost 200,000 pieces of mail each year
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Requests come as far as Thailand, South Korea and Australia

Question: It was established in 1886 during the logging boom of @placeholder.

Answer: Oregon

Answer: Oregon

Answer: Oregon


Talk about making an entrance. The teams were out for the second half, the spectators were seated and the referees were ready to get going but there was one problem: two players were missing. So Anfield waited patiently, expectantly and then they got what they wanted: emerging from the tunnel, wearing No 7 and No 9, came Luis Suarez and Fernando Torres, two of this stadium’s most revered former sons. This was an afternoon for nostalgia, a chance for Liverpudlians to embrace the past and pay homage to some returning heroes and they grabbed their chance when Suarez and Torres took to the field for this All-Star Charity match, between teams captained by Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher.
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Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher selected teams to take part in a charity match at Liverpool's Anfield home
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Current Liverpool star Mario Balotelli opened the scoring for Carragher's XI from long range after eight minutes
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Chelsea striker Didier Drogba doubled the lead on 21 minutes after rounding goalkeeper Brad Jones
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Gerrard pulled a goal back for his side eight minutes before half-time after Jerome Sinclair went down for a penalty

Question: @placeholder, who hasn't shown his best form since arriving at Liverpool for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range

Answer: Mario Balotelli

Question: Mario Balotelli, who hasn't shown his best form since arriving at @placeholder for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool


(CNN) Zika is here, in the USA. Fasten your seat belts because we're in for a bumpy ride. Local mosquitoes in the Miami area are carrying the Zika virus, and have infected at least four Floridians. In announcing this alarming news during a press conference Friday morning, Gov. Rick Scott, a Republican, added a sharp warning: "This is not just a Florida issue. It's a national issue -- we just happen to be at the forefront." Now all the falderal typical of American outbreaks will commence: Political posturing, hysteria versus naysaying, conspiracy theories, demands for safety and care and a daily mounting toll of identified cases. And this year the hoopla will unfold against the background of one of the ugliest, most deeply divided election years in modern history.
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Four individuals in Miami-Dade and Broward counties have been infected with the Zika virus by local mosquitoes
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Laurie Garrett:  Yes, we all know Washington is dysfunctional these days, but this is about the nation's babies

Question: @placeholder can also be found in human urine, semen and saliva, and Florida authorities are now collecting urine samples from family members and neighbors of the four identified cases, hoping to determine how widespread infection may already be in the area.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Question: @placeholder symptoms of exhaustion, fever, skin rash and flu-like ailments don't occur in everyone -- indeed 80% are asymptomatically infected, meaning Florida could have many more human Zika cases caused by local biting mosquitoes.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Question: Zika symptoms of exhaustion, fever, skin rash and flu-like ailments don't occur in everyone -- indeed 80% are asymptomatically infected, meaning Florida could have many more human @placeholder cases caused by local biting mosquitoes.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Question: Florida has identified 386 @placeholder cases so far, all acquired overseas or via sexual intercourse with a partner who traveled to a Zika-epidemic location: 55 of them are pregnant women.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Question: Florida has identified 386 Zika cases so far, all acquired overseas or via sexual intercourse with a partner who traveled to a @placeholder-epidemic location: 55 of them are pregnant women.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika


All eyes were on her when she hosted the MTV Movie Awards earlier this month, and Amy Schumer couldn't help but steal some of the spotlight from infamous media-hoggers Kim Kardashian and Kanye West at the TIME 100 Gala on Tuesday. The funny girl pretended to trip and fall in front of the couple, collapsing in a heap on the red carpet - and Kimye was not amused. The three were just a few of the big names who turned out for the annual event held at Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City. Such a spectacle: Amy Schumer pretended to trip and fall in front of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West on Tuesday as the couple took to the red carpet at the TIME 100 event at the Lincoln Center in NYC
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Amy Schumer pranked Kim Kardashian and Kanye West at the TIME 100 Gala on Tuesday night
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The comedienne fell at the pair's feet as they posted for photos on the red carpet
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The three were just a few of the big names who turned out for the annual event held at Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City
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Other honorees who attended the event included Diane von Furstenberg, Lorne Michaels, Laverne Cox, and Bradley Cooper
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This year's TIME 100 covers featured West, Cooper, ballerina Misty Copeland, Ruth Bader Ginsberg and journalist Jorge Ramos

Question: While reality TV queen Kim managed a slight smile, @placeholder remained stony faced as the blonde haired actress lay 'helpless' on the carpet.

Answer: Kanye West

Answer: Kanye West

Answer: Kanye West

Answer: West

Question: Kim was worried for me, and I think @placeholder was just, like, scared that I was doing something.

Answer: Kanye West

Answer: Kanye West

Answer: Kanye West

Answer: West

Question: While the reality star managed a little smile, @placeholder remained stony-faced throughout

Answer: Kanye West

Answer: Kanye West

Answer: Kanye West

Answer: West


(CNN)Doctors in Macon, Georgia, told Janea Cox that her daughter, Haleigh, might not live another three months. That was the middle of March, when Haleigh's brain was being short-circuited by hundreds of seizures a day, overrunning the array of five potent drugs meant to control them. Worse, the drugs were damaging Haleigh's organs. "She was maxed out," Cox said. "She'd quit breathing several times a day, and the doctors blamed it on the seizure medications." Cox had heard that a form of medical marijuana might help, but it wasn't available in central Georgia. So a week after hearing the ominous diagnosis, she and Haleigh packed up and moved to Colorado Springs, Colorado. There, Haleigh began a regimen of cannabis oil: four times a day and once at night.
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Charlotte's Web Medical Hemp Act of 2014 would amend Controlled Substances Act
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Federal bill introduced in U.S. House of Representatives by Rep. Scott Perry
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Bill would exempt plants with low percentage of THC, chemical that makes users high

Question: In this atmosphere, @placeholder says that once members and their staffs are brought up to speed, he expects the bill to attract "overwhelming" support.

Answer: Scott Perry

Question: This month, the @placeholder passed a bill allowing banks to handle cash proceeds from dispensaries and other legal marijuana businesses.

Answer: House of Representatives

Question: "I lived in @placeholder for 17 years," she said, "but here in Colorado, I met my child for the first time, at the age of 5."

Answer: Georgia

Answer: Georgia


New Delhi  (CNN) Mohammad Salimullah, a Rohingya refugee living in the Indian capital New Delhi, is again living in fear. Having fled Myanmar more than 14 years ago to escape persecution, Salimullah now lives in a makeshift Rohingya settlement, where he owns and operates a small general store. "Here, after becoming refugees, we found the right to work, the right to go anywhere we'd like," he said. "The (government in Myanmar) kept us in such a narrow and helpless state," he tells CNN. Now, he worries that his hard-won freedom is under threat. On Tuesday, India's supreme court will consider a case brought on behalf of Salimullah against the deportation of the more than 40,000 Rohingya refugees in India.
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40,000 Rohingya living in India face the threat of deportation
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New Delhi is home to four Rohingya settlements

Question: It was then, as the media and others descended on Kanchan Kunj, that Sailmullah learned that he could petition @placeholder's top court to try and prevent deportation.

Answer: Indian

Answer: India

Answer: India

Answer: India


A woman who was beaten by her convict husband after allowing pigs to stray into their garden became embroiled in the first ever domestic violence court case recorded in Australia. Deborah Ellam was just 17 when she was sent to Sydney for seven years as part of the First Fleet in 1788 for stealing two gowns in England. Just two months after arriving she married 28-year-old John Herbert who had been sentenced to death for highway robbery and assault at Plymouth, but had his charges downgraded and was sent to Australia. 'John had a history of assault. He was troublesome at times on the ship… their marriage was the same,' Ben Mercer, content director at Ancestry, told Daily Mail Australia.
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Deborah Ellam was sent to Australia on First Fleet in 1788 when she was 17
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She married John Herbert, who had a history of violence, two months later
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He lashed out at Ms Ellam within a year of marriage and she reported him
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Judge ruled case was trivial and sentenced Ms Ellam to 25 lashes

Question: @placeholder being the woman she was took him to court.'

Answer: Deborah Ellam

Answer: Deborah Ellam


Beijing (CNN) China -- North Korea's only global ally and biggest trading partner -- has put on a stoic face since Pyongyang successfully conducted its sixth nuclear test Sunday. President Xi Jinping didn't mention his country's unruly neighbor at all in his closing address at the BRICS summit of emerging economies Tuesday, or in earlier speeches, although a communique issued by the group expressed deep concern and called for the crisis to be settled peacefully. But the test of a hydrogen bomb couldn't have sat well with China's leader. It's the third time in one year that North Korea has overshadowed a major Chinese event -- previous missile tests coincided with the unveiling of Xi's global economic blueprint at his Belt and Road summit in May and the G20, which China hosted last September.
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Voices in China diverging from official line on North Korea policy
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Nuclear test seen as an embarrassment to Xi Jinping
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Xi makes no reference to North Korea in closing summit speech

Question: "But if it hopes to see @placeholder resolve the issue, it simply won't work," he added.

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China


In a video recorded just before he attacked, the gunman who killed a Canadian soldier and then stormed Parliament said he did it because of Canada's military involvement in Afghanistan and Iraq. In a cellphone video, Michael Zehaf-Bibeau said his attack was 'in retaliation for Afghanistan and because [Prime Minister Stephen] Harper wants to send his troops to Iraq'. The 32-year-old Canadian made the video in his car just before last October's attack in Ottawa. Scroll down for video In the video he made, Michael Zehaf-Bibeau said he opened fire in retaliation for Afghanistan and Iraq Zehaf-Bibeau, 32, killed a man and opened fire on Parliament before he was gunned down himself in Ottawa
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Michael Zehaf-Bibeau, 32, was shot dead after opening fire at Parliament
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In video, he said attack was 'in retaliation' for Afghanistan and Iraq
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Wanted Canadian soldiers to know they weren't 'safe in their own land'
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Zehaf-Bibeau, who converted to Islam, killed reserve soldier Corporal Nathan Cirillo before Sergeant-at-Arms Kevin Vickers shot him dead
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RCMP commissioner believes Zehaf-Bibeau was influenced by others

Question: He had toured the main @placeholder building while posing as a tourist a couple of weeks before the attack.

Answer: Parliament

Answer: Parliament

Answer: Parliament


San Diego (CNN) -- I bet it sounded like a good idea at the time. Now, not so much. "It" was the ill-conceived decision by GOP presidential hopeful Rick Perry to hitch his wagon to the clownish Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio, an opportunist who in recent years has taken to rounding up illegal immigrants and parading them outside his jail to catch the attention of television cameras. How did Perry get mixed up with that circus? Simple. The Texas governor got into a political scrape, and made the mistake of overcompensating. He was looking for quick validation from his party's nativist fringe because he had gotten hammered by GOP rivals for signing, in 2001, a reasonable bill in the Lone Star State that allows illegal immigrants who go to college to pay what other residents pay: in-state tuition.
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Ruben Navarrette Jr.: Rick Perry has hitched his wagon to Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio
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Perry was foolishly looking for quick validation from his party's nativist fringe, Navarrette says
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Justice Department has accused Arpaio of discrimination and racial profiling, he says
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A once-promising candidate has lost his bearings, Navarrette says of Perry

Question: In a futile attempt to get them up again, @placeholder underwent a radical makeover.

Answer: Rick Perry

Answer: Perry

Answer: Rick Perry

Answer: Perry

Answer: Perry


Germany's top Nazi war crimes hunter had 50 former death camp guards in his sights after an international trawl through archives and wartime service records of S.S. personnel. While Oskar Groening was today sentenced to four years in jail for facilitating the murder of 300,000 Jews at Auschwitz, none of them are ever likely to make it into the dock. Kurt Schrimm of Germany's Central Office for the investigation of National Socialist Crimes prepared prosecution papers against the former overseers who served at the Auschwitz extermination centre in Nazi occupied Poland during WWII. Auschwitz, as well as being a vast prison camp where inmates worked until they died, was also the largest of the Nazi killing factories where an estimated 1.2 million people were put to death.
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Oskar Groening today finally faced justice for his involvement in the murder of 300,000 Jews at Auschwitz
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Groeing admitted moral guilt for the crimes, but denied responsibility before he was jailed in a German court for four years
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But Germany's top war crimes prosecutor had a list of 50 former Nazi soldiers he wanted charged of mass murder during WWII
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Many of Hitler's footsoldiers fled Europe for the US and South America and assumed new identities to escape justice for 70 years
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Many of them are now either dead or too old to go on trial

Question: In an interview with a @placeholder magazine in 1985, he reportedly said: 'My only regret is I didn't murder more Jews'.

Answer: Germany

Answer: Germany

Answer: German

Answer: Germany


(CNN) The Justice Department is preventing Senate investigators from interviewing two top FBI officials who could provide first-hand testimony over the firing of former FBI Director James Comey, the latest sign that Special Counsel Robert Mueller could be investigating the circumstances around the firing, officials tell CNN. The previously undisclosed turf war comes as the Senate judiciary committee has not yet given assurances to the special counsel's office that it could have unfettered access to the transcript of the interview it conducted last week with the President's eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., saying that the full Senate must first authorize the release of the information to Mueller's team.
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The Senate judiciary committee wants to interview FBI officials as part of their probe
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The congressional investigations investigating Russian interference are clashing with DOJ

Question: "Both the judiciary committee and the special counsel are engaged in important investigations, and we are committed to being as cooperative with Mueller's office as we can, which is why we've been in ongoing communication with @placeholder's team," Hartmann said.

Answer: Robert Mueller

Answer: Mueller


Why don’t they get it? As the latest bad week for English clubs in the Champions League unfolded, I kept asking myself that question about Manchester City. With the squad they have assembled and the money that has been spent, games at the Etihad Stadium should be one of the most daunting tasks in Europe but that is far from the case and Juventus were the latest visiting team to find it all too comfortable. Is it the Champions League theme being played before kick-off rather than Blue Moon that sets the tone? Do supporters feel they belong in the competition or are they still in awe of the teams they are coming up against?
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I keep hearing people say that you have to play in a different way now in the Champions League, but, to be honest, that is nonsense
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Why should you try to beat foreign teams playing on their terms when they find the strengths of our game so difficult to deal with?
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I remember what it was like when Liverpool were in Europe. I won the UEFA Cup and Champions League and played in another final but I don’t ever remember us taking on a top team and out-footballing them
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Whether it was Gerard Houllier or Rafa Benitez  the message was the same: European opponents hated playing against fast, aggressive, physical football
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When I watch them at the Etihad, the pace and the atmosphere can resemble a pre-season friendly. It can't continue

Question: But @placeholder were not the only English team to enjoy success with that tactic.

Answer: Liverpool


(CNN) -- It may not be as gripping as a spy novel, but things are heating up after the latest reports of espionage by the U.S. National Security Agency. International leaders say they're outraged and the Obama administration says it's investigating. Here are five key questions to keep in mind: 1. Are President Barack Obama's hands clean in this? It's not really clear. The Wall Street Journal reported an internal review of U.S. surveillance programs that started this summer revealed the NSA had tapped the phones of about 35 world leaders and that the White House ordered a halt to some of it.
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Media reports say the NSA tapped the phones of about 35 world leaders
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Key questions have emerged about what Obama knew, and his response
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Leaders in Europe and Latin America demand answers, say they're outraged

Question: The explanation was backed by a former senior administration official who worked on national security for the Obama @placeholder.

Answer: White House


(CNN) Jane Sanders, the wife of Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, toured on Sunday the controversial Maricopa County "Tent City" jail, run by Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio. "Jane Sanders came to tents jail, so I invited her inside so I could defend my tent policy. Now waiting for Hillary," Arpaio tweeted, along with a photo of him and Sanders. Arpaio, who has been dubbed "America's toughest sheriff," endorsed Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump in January, citing Trump's plan to "prevent illegal immigration." Sanders' visit to the jail comes ahead of her husband's rally in Phoenix Tuesday. Jane Sanders visited "to meet with families who have been victims of Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio's discriminatory and unconstitutional law enforcement practices," according to the campaign.
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Jane Sanders visited the "Tent City" jail in Arizona
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She tweeted that Sheriff Joe Arpaio "showed up unexpectedly"

Question: "What I saw and heard firsthand today by visiting with the families and seeing tent city was very disturbing," @placeholder said in a statement released by the campaign.

Answer: Jane Sanders

Answer: Bernie Sanders

Answer: Jane Sanders

Answer: Sanders

Answer: Sanders

Answer: Jane Sanders

Answer: Jane Sanders

Question: He told me he took all meat out of the prisoner's meals," @placeholder tweeted, adding that, "Today's visits made it clear that we need real immigration and justice reform to keep families safe."

Answer: Jane Sanders

Answer: Bernie Sanders

Answer: Jane Sanders

Answer: Sanders

Answer: Sanders

Answer: Jane Sanders

Answer: Jane Sanders


Humboldt County, California (CNN) Elle Snow laces up her combat boots, prepared once again, to go to war with "The Game." "The [purchasers] really want new products all the time," says Snow. "The [sex] traffickers like to move their victims frequently so they can't get to know anyone and it's harder for law enforcement to track them." For Snow, a native of Eureka, a town in rural northern California, this fight against sex trafficking is personal. She says she was 19 when she was first approached by an older man, who expressed an interest in dating her. "I met my trafficker the same way a lot of us do," says Snow. "You always hear, 'I met a guy.' And he was here in rural Humboldt County and we kept bumping into each other. I took this as fate and he portrayed it that way. He met my mom, he met my family. I didn't realize that I had been marked."
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Elle Snow was trafficked for sex in California
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She founded 'Game Over' to protect other girls from the misery she went through

Question: And traffickers in @placeholder should be on guard, listening for Snow's hard-soled footsteps, and the legion of newly informed supporters, charging up behind them.

Answer: California


Britain's last Guantanamo Bay detainee Shaker Aamer is expected to be freed as early as June, according to US government sources. In a development which will hearten his family, officials in Washington said the 48-year-old is likely to be released in the summer after 13 years in captivity without charge or trial. It came as the man appointed by President Barack Obama to speed up the closure of the notorious prison camp said there was ‘no sound reason’ for keeping the terror suspect locked up any longer. British Guantanamo Bay detainee Shaker Aamer (pictured) is expected to be freed in June, US government sources have revealed. He is pictured right and left with son Michael and daughter, Johninh
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Shaker Aamer has been held at Guantanamo without charge for 13 years
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The 48-year-old, from London, could be freed in June, it has been revealed
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US President Barack Obama has repeatedly vowed to close the facility

Question: ‘@placeholder has always been a complete travesty of justice and whoever is in government must ensure... Shaker is returned to his family as soon as possible if he’s not going to be charged.’

Answer: Guantanamo Bay

Answer: Guantanamo Bay

Answer: Guantanamo


(CNN) Last week, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) once again reported that all parties to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) -- including Iran -- are in full compliance with the agreement. This marks the 8th time the agency, in its regular reports mandated by the JCPOA, has confirmed that the nuclear deal is working -- and it must be noted that since the implementation of the JCPOA, not once has the agency found Iran to be out of compliance. The deal took the threat of a nuclear Iran off the table, but President Donald Trump seems ready to ignore the evidence and declare Iran out of compliance in defiance of all the experts. US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley even made the case for the withdrawal from the Iran deal on Tuesday.
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Thomas Countryman: Trump seems ready to ignore evidence and experts on Iran
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But good American foreign policy is not made with alternative facts

Question: We are still feeling the consequences of the last time an @placeholder administration tried to make facts fit with foreign policy goals instead of the other way around.

Answer: American


(CNN) President Donald Trump has a longtime habit in high-profile meetings that's no "Art of the Deal" secret: a casual drop-by from daughter Ivanka Trump. Take Wednesday's meeting with congressional leaders: Ivanka Trump, who also serves as a White House adviser, "entered the Oval Office to 'say hello' and the meeting careened off-topic," a congressional source briefed on the meeting told CNN's Deirdre Walsh. Some Republican leaders were "visibly annoyed by Ivanka's presence," the source said. But House Speaker Paul Ryan spokeswoman AshLee Strong refuted that characterization, saying, "That's not true." At the time she entered, the President had just sided with Democrats and agreed to support a deal that would ensure passage of disaster relief funding as well as raising the debt ceiling and continuing to fund the government into December, a senior GOP source told CNN's Dana Bash.
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Ivanka Trump stopped by the President's recent meeting with congressional leaders
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She often drops by her father's meetings

Question: But the @placeholder drop-by is hardly a new tradition.

Answer: Ivanka Trump

Answer: Ivanka Trump

Answer: Ivanka

Answer: Ivanka Trump


Exeter swept aside Newcastle 48-13 to set up a semi-final showdown with Gloucester in the inaugural European Challenge Cup. The Chiefs outscored their opponents six tries to one at Sandy Park, with a David Ewers score and a penalty try helping the home side into a 17-6 half-time lead. Exeter then added further tries through Thomas Waldrom, Byron McGuigan, Sam Hill and Dean Mumm after the break, with outclassed Newcastle only able to respond with a 68th-minute effort from Chris Harris and eight points from the boot of Tom Catterick. Carl Rimmer of Exeter Chiefs is tackled by Newcastle Falcons' Dom Barrow during match at Sandy Park
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Exeter and Gloucester will go head-to-head for place in inaugural final
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Winner will face either Newport Gwent Dragons, London Irish or Edinburgh
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David Ewers helped his side into a 17-6 half-time lead

Question: The Falcons may have looked down and out but Harris rounded a couple of forwards to score a breakaway try under the posts with @placeholder converting to cut the deficit to 34-13.

Answer: Tom Catterick


(CNN) One of tennis' greatest ever stars says she will no longer fly Qantas because of the airline chief executive's support for same-sex marriage. "As you will know, I have represented Australia many times and have the proud record of never losing a tennis match while playing for my country. I am disappointed that Qantas has become an active promoter for same-sex marriage. I believe in marriage as a union between a man and a woman as stated in the Bible," Court, 74, said in an open letter published in The Western Australian CNN attempted to reach Court's church to confirm the letter's validity.
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Margaret Court says she won't fly Qantas
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Qantas CEO is an outspoken supporter of same-sex marriage
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Court is now a Christian pastor

Question: "As a legend of the sport, we respect @placeholder's achievements in tennis and her unmatched playing record.

Answer: Court

Answer: Margaret Court

Question: RELATED: Vows we can't make: The faces of @placeholder's same-sex marriage ban

Answer: Australia


John McEnroe believes that Great Britain are clear favourites for the Davis Cup final against Belgium later this month. Great Britain are bidding to win the competition for the first time since 1936 - when a certain Fred Perry was part of the team - as they take on the Belgians on indoor clay in Ghent. And while seven-time Grand Slam singles champion McEnroe acknowledges there will be pressure on Andy Murray, he insists that the British No 1 will not be affected by it. McEnroe said: 'To me Great Britain should win. It’s set up for them. 'There will be pressure for Murray, but the way he handled it against Australia, he’ll handle it again and win two singles, and it would be nice if he did it again with his brother [Jamie].
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Great Britain face Belgium in the Davis Cup final in November 27-29
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Former winner John McEnroe backs Andy Murray to handle the pressure
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US pundit believes GB are favourites despite playing away on clay courts

Question: It’s more difficult on the road, but I pick @placeholder.

Answer: Great Britain

Answer: Great Britain

Answer: Great Britain

Answer: Great Britain

Answer: GB


Paris (CNN) The French government stepped up its fight against slavery as the first group of refugees rescued from Libya touched down Tuesday in Paris from Niger. France plans to take in 10,000 refugees by 2019, with 3,000 people coming from a resettlement program in Niger and Chad. French President Emmanuel Macron announced the plan in the aftermath of CNN releasing video footage that showed migrants being sold into slavery in the North African country, some for as little as $400 each. Further flights from Niger are expected to land Tuesday and Wednesday in Paris, with additional arrivals set for January.
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French leader announced plan to resettle refugees after CNN footage on slave auctions
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Rights group accuses European governments of being complicit in migrant abuse in Libya

Question: @placeholder has been at the forefront of attempting to help those escaping slavery find a safe passage away from Libya.

Answer: France


Hillary Clinton's media tour continued with an interview from a very friendly face. The former secretary of state, who has been combating sinking poll numbers due to her email scandal, sat down with 29-year-old Girls creator Lena Dunham to help debut Dunham's new feminist newsletter, Lenny Letter. This chat followed a breezy appearance on Ellen, a segment on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon and a sit-down with fashion and beauty site Refinery29, all in an effort to make the presidential hopeful seem more approachable and fun. Dunham released a sneak preview of the interview on Instagram today, in which she asks Hillary: 'Do you consider yourself a feminist?'
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The 2016 Democratic presidential candidate sat down with Girls' Lena Dunham for a friendly interview about feminism
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Dunham shared a preview of the chat on Instagram today
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Hillary Clinton is doing a tour of friendly media as the campaign hopes to make her look more approachable and fun

Question: Dunham was among @placeholder's first wave of celebrity supporters this cycle.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Question: Now that she's interviewed @placeholder, Dunham walked away even more smitten.

Answer: Hillary Clinton


Gareth Bale's goals have propelled Wales to their highest-ever FIFA world ranking of 10th – just one place behind England. Chris Coleman's side benefitted hugely from beating Belgium in the Euro 2016 qualifier last month, leaping 12 spots as a result, and will now be among the top seeds for the World Cup 2018 qualifying draw. Wales have risen monumentally since floundering at 117th in August 2011 to get drawn in the same bottom pot for Brazil 2014 as Andorra, San Marino, and Liechtenstein – even below the Faroe Islands. 1. Argentina - Total points: 1,496 2. Germany - Total points: 1,411
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Wales have climbed 12 places to enter the top 10 for first time in history
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Chris Coleman's side have overtaken Spain, Uruguay and Chile
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Wales are unbeaten in their last six matches and are top of Group B
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England have leaped six places to ninth in latest world rankings

Question: But a run of eight competitive matches unbeaten, coupled with important victories over higher-placed sides, has seen @placeholder shoot up the global ladder.

Answer: Wales

Answer: Wales

Answer: Wales

Answer: Wales

Question: No other nation has gained more points in the last calendar year than @placeholder.

Answer: Wales

Answer: Wales

Answer: Wales

Answer: Wales


Forget chicken fingers and fries — Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka's twins prefer much more foodie-approved fare than the average four-year-old. In a recent interview, David, 39, explained how being a personal chef and graduate of the famed Le Cordon Bleu cooking school has helped him to influence his children's culinary tastes. 'I cook for them a ton!' he told The New Potato. 'My kids are crazy eaters. They have incredible palates.' Scroll down for video Say cheese: Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka's adorable twins love food and have unusually refined palates for four-year-olds, including a love for seafood and spices
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David says daughter Harper and son Gideon have incredibly sophisticated tastes
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The 39-year-old actor has worked as a personal chef and attended Le Cordon Bleu cooking school
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Gideon eats everything, while Harper favors 'strong' flavors and 'anything chocolate'
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Though David is the cook in the family, Neil is good at plating the food

Question: Son Gideon eats everything that is put in front of him, said @placeholder, but favors clams, sushi, octopus, grilled pork, steak, Parmesan cheese, coconut, and spices like ginger, mint, and cinnamon.

Answer: David Burtka

Answer: David

Answer: David Burtka

Answer: David

Answer: David


A  puppy born without his front legs is on the move, thanks to his 3-D printed wheelchair. Tumbles, a six-week-old Terrier mix, was fitted with the prototype wheelchair last week, which was printed in  14 hours by the Ohio University Innovation Center, according to ABC News. 'He gets around really good. He's now starting to hop. He does that when he gets excited,' said Karen Pilcher, Tumbles' foster mother and the rescue coordinator at Friends of the Shelter Dogs in Athens, Ohio. Tumbles, who was the runt of three puppies born in October, had trouble nursing and was rescued when he was two weeks old.
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Tumbles, a six-week-old Terrier mix, was born without his front legs
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His two-wheeled cart was printed in 14 hours by Ohio University Innovation Center's 3-D printer
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Tumbles will have a fitting in an updated version of wheelchair this week
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He is being looked after at an animal shelter and will be put up for adoption when he is older

Question: The shelter decided to take @placeholder in after deciding that he would not be able to make it through the cold outdoor temperatures or feed properly among the other puppies in the litter, according to 3ders.org.

Answer: Tumbles

Answer: Tumbles

Answer: Tumbles

Answer: Tumbles

Answer: Tumbles


(CNN) Marching by candlelight, demonstrators poured into streets across Poland to protest what some lament as the impending death of democracy in the country. Crowds gathered in locations across the country on Thursday evening, including outside the presidential palace in Warsaw, just hours after the lower house of Parliament passed a bill that would give the populist government the power to push all of the country's Supreme Court judges into retirement. Videos shared on social media captured the moment when protesters assembled in the capital sang a resounding version of the national anthem, waving Polish and European Union flags. The upper house of Parliament, controlled by the country's ruling party -- the Law and Justice party, or PiS -- continued to debate the proposal on Friday as protests grew.
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Citing "judicial reform," ruling party aims to curtail independence of courts
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EU threatens Poland with sanctions, suspension of voting rights

Question: In @placeholder, Andrzej Tomasz Celinski was supposed to spend his Thursday evening in a hospital; his one-month old son is sick.

Answer: Warsaw


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

Question: Raldes found himslef unmarked in the area to head Smedberg-@placeholder's corner past Alexander Domínguez.

Answer: Dalence

Answer: Dalence


Britain has evacuated its last special forces from Yemen because of the deteriorating security situation there. The move was confirmed by a source familiar with the matter who spoke to Reuters today and follows an announcement by US officials on Saturday that the country had evacuated its own remaining personnel, including about 100 special operations forces. US State Department spokesman Jeff Rathke said in a statement: 'Due to the deteriorating security situation in Yemen, the US government has temporarily relocated its remaining personnel out of the country.' Anti-Houthi protesters demonstrate in Yemen's southwestern city of Taiz today. Iran-backed Houthis took over the city on Sunday as violence intensifies with the group's continuing push south
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Troops airlifted from capital Sana'a amid deteriorating security situation
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US evacuated its own remaining personnel on Saturday, official confirmed
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Police troopers used tear gas to disperse anti-Houthi protesters in Taiz
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Southwestern city was taken over by Iran-backed Houthi rebels on Sunday
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Northern group continues to move south after taking capital in September
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Country on brink of civil war which may involve neighbouring Saudi Arabia
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ISIS affiliates claimed responsibility for deadly bombs at Sana'a mosques

Question: Britain withdrew staff from its embassy in @placeholder last month

Answer: Yemen

Answer: Yemen

Answer: Yemen


Russia is considering bailing out Greece in exchange for the country’s ‘assets’, it was reported last night. Alexis Tsipras, Greece’s prime minister, will meet Vladimir Putin in Moscow today, amid reports that the Kremlin will offer controversial loans and discounts on supplies of natural gas in a bid to lessen its dependence on the West The visit will raise fears the radical left government is looking east in search of alternative sources of finance as it bids to avoid bankruptcy. Scroll down for video Alexis Tsipras, Greece’s prime minister, will meet Vladimir Putin (pictured earlier this week) in Moscow today, amid reports that the Kremlin will offer controversial loans and discounts on supplies of natural gas
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Alexis Tsipras, Greece’s prime minister, will meet Vladimir Putin in Moscow
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The meeting comes amid reports Russia is considering bailing out Greece
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Reports Kremlin may offer loans and discounts on supplies of natural gas

Question: But here we, in turn, are interested in reciprocal moves – in particular, in @placeholder receiving particular assets in Greece.’

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Question: @placeholder is obliged to pay 450million euros of its debt in a matter of days

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greece

Question: Yesterday a parliamentary committee established by Mr @placeholder for the first time put an official number on the reparations claim.

Answer: Alexis Tsipras

Answer: Alexis Tsipras

Answer: Alexis Tsipras


Water births have become commonplace in hospitals, but some mothers are taking it one step further and going into the sea in a bid to enhance their experience of labour. Now one mother, who appears on Extraordinary Births, a Channel 4 documentary, is not only planning to give birth in the sea but intends to have a dolphin for a midwife. Spiritual healer Dorina Rosin and her partner Maika Suneagle, from Hawaii, spoke to presenter Katie Piper about their plans to have a 'dolphin-assisted' birth - despite running the risk of another species of local marine life, the Great White Shark, turning up instead.
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Katie Piper presents Channel 4's Extraordinary Births which airs tomorrow
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She meets Dorina who travels to Hawaii for the delivery of her child
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Experts warn that it is a dangerous approach to labour however Dorina says it is more natural and believes her child can speak dolphin

Question: On the subject of the dolphin birth, she added: Dolphins are clever and [@placeholder] felt really connected to them.

Answer: Dorina Rosin

Answer: Dorina

Answer: Dorina


Jurgen Klopp looks set to take over at Liverpool this week, and many on Merseyside are rightly excited. The German coach won international acclaim with his success at Dortmund. Not only did he win two Bundesliga titles – including one league and cup double – but his high octane football captured the imagination of football fans across Europe. It is a style which Klopp himself has called 'heavy metal football'. But what does that really mean, and what can the Liverpool players expect from their potential new manager? Klopp's style is best explained in his own words. 'I always want it loud!' he says, 'I want to have this 'booooom!' I like fighting football, not serenity football. What we call in German 'English'. Rainy day, heavy pitch, everybody dirty in the face and goes home and can't play football for the next four weeks.'
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Jurgen Klopp is Liverpool's No 1 choice to replace Brendan Rodgers
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The former Borussia Dortmund boss has been holding talks with Liverpool
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Klopp branded his expansive style of play as 'heavy metal football'
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Tactics involve pressing opponents high up the pitch to win the ball back
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Klopp requires his players to be incredibly fit to apply

Question: Despite his successes, @placeholder won only 133 of the 238 games under Klopp, giving him a win percentage of 55.88%.

Answer: Dortmund

Answer: Borussia Dortmund


Washington (CNN) So much for the honeymoon period. The election is 12 days away but Republicans are already promising years of investigations and blocked nominees if Hillary Clinton wins. Rep. Jason Chaffetz, the Utah Republican who chairs the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, says he has lined up enough material from Clinton's four years as secretary of state for two years of probes. "It's a target-rich environment," Chaffetz told The Washington Post. "Even before we get to Day One, we've got two years' worth of material already lined up. She has four years of history at the State Department, and it ain't good."
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If Clinton wins, Republicans are threatening investigations and blocked nominees
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Clinton says she wants to be a 'president for everybody' and will reach out to GOP leaders

Question: Chaffetz, Earnest said, is using "the same strategy that Darrell Issa tried to pursue when he served, when he preceded Congressman @placeholder in that role.

Answer: Jason Chaffetz

Answer: Chaffetz


When Kelly Lynn Miller appeared at a press conference in Thailand on Wednesday, the American fugitive didn't appear to take the hearing about her extradition very seriously - resting her head on her hands in boredom and casually applying lip-gloss through the proceedings. Authorities say the 36-year-old has been on the run for six years after fleeing the U.S.  to avoid a five-year prison sentence for killing truck driver Donald Goodwin, 57, in a 2004 drunk-driving accident. She managed to evade detection, and even give birth recently, by constantly moving around a set of Thai islands. On Thursday,  Goodwin's younger sister Faye Dees spoke out to the Daily Mail Online, saying she wasn't at all surprised by Miller's nonchalant behavior in Thailand based on how she reacted to her brother's death and interacted with the family at trial nearly a decade ago.
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Fugitive Kelly Lynn Miller, 36, was arrested in Thailand this week
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She was convicted of mowing down 57-year-old trucker Donald Goodwin in 2004 drunk-driving accident but never reported to prison
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On Thursday, Goodwin's sister Faye Dees, 66, spoke with the Daily Mail Online about her happiness that Miller has finally been captured
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Dees remarked that pictures of Miller in Thailand, looking unmoved by her arrest and imminent extradition, were not surprising

Question: @placeholder left behind a son now in his 30s, also named Donald, and was divorced.

Answer: Donald Goodwin

Answer: Goodwin

Answer: Donald Goodwin

Answer: Goodwin


A supportive father has got a tattoo of a cochlear implant on his head to make his young daughter feel more comfortable with her own hearing aid. Gareth Hickenbottom-Marriot, 40, from Walsall, West Midlands, got the device inked behind his ear in a show of solidarity for eight-year-old Briar, who was born deaf. Briar was surgically fitted with the  hearing device at Birmingham Children's Hospital five years ago. Gareth, who lives with wife Leanne, got the tattoo last week after he was inspired by a New Zealander who did the very same thing. Gareth, who also has a son Flin, said: 'At first I think Briar was quite shocked. She didn't seem to know what to make of it.
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Gareth Hickenbottom-Marriot, 40, got the implant tattooed on his head
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Father from Walsall was inspired by a New Zealand man who did the same
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Eight-year-old Briar was born deaf and wears the special hearing aid
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He did it as a 'morale boost' ahead of her 17th operation on Monday

Question: 'When I saw the story about the guy from @placeholder I thought it was a great idea and a really nice way of giving my girl a little morale boost.

Answer: New Zealander

Answer: New Zealand


New Delhi (CNN) Africans living in northern India are locking themselves indoors in terror after a spate of mob attacks left several hospitalized. Multiple attacks on Nigerian students have been reported this week in Greater Noida, 18 miles southeast of the capital New Delhi. Nine Nigerians were attacked, including five who were wounded and two who were hospitalized with undisclosed injuries, said Abike Dabiri, Nigeria's special assistant on foreign affairs and diaspora. A Kenyan woman who claimed that she was also attacked was found to have made up the incident, said Dharmendra Singh, a senior police superintendent in Noida. Police have since dropped the case.
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Hundreds of Indians attacked Africans living near New Delhi
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Mobs formed after a vigil for a teenager who died of an alleged overdose

Question: "Please maintain and keep the peace, and discourage any form of retaliation towards @placeholder."

Answer: India

Answer: Indians


Barcelona, Spain (CNN) Spain's highest court has suspended a meeting of Catalonia's regional parliament planned for Monday in an apparent attempt to prevent Catalan President Carles Puigdemont's expected declaration of independence. The Constitutional Court said Thursday it had issued the suspension decision following a request from the Catalan Socialist Party, which opposes secession. The parliamentary session was to have been Puigdemont's first opportunity to make a formal declaration of independence under a Catalan referendum law that the Constitutional Court had previously ruled illegal. "We are considering what to do," Carme Forcadell, the regional Parliament's president, told reporters. "I can assure you that we will defend the sovereignty of the Parliament and the freedom of speech, as well as the lawmakers' right of initiative."
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Spanish court bars Catalan parliament from meeting
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Catalan official says move "unusual and extremely serious"
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Catalan president expected to declare independence Monday

Question: Asked by CNN about the court's decision, the @placeholder government responded: "We will see."

Answer: Catalonia

Answer: Catalan

Answer: Catalan Socialist Party

Answer: Catalan

Answer: Catalan

Answer: Catalan

Answer: Catalan


Marshalltown, Iowa (CNN) Republican Sen. Ben Sasse of Nebraska announced Tuesday he will campaign with two of Donald Trump's rivals for the Republican presidential nomination, just two days after he chastised Trump for his marital infidelities. As part of an 18-tweet spree on Sunday night, Sasse asked Trump whether he has "repented" for his "many affairs w/ married women." "@realDonaldTrump Q4: You brag abt many affairs w/ married women. Have you repented? To harmed children & spouses? Do you think it matters?" Sasse asked Trump in a tweet that was retweeted more than 700 times. The tweets came after Trump attended church services in Iowa on Sunday morning. Entering the final stretch in Iowa, where evangelicals are a key portion of the Republican primary electorate, Trump has played up his Christianity and turned to supporters like Jerry Falwell Jr. to boost his religious bona fides.
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Sunday night, Nebraska Sen. Ben Sasse asked Trump whether he has "repented" for his "many affairs w/ married women"
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The tweets came after Trump attended church services in Iowa on Sunday morning

Question: RELATED: @placeholder picks up endorsement of evangelical leader Jerry Falwell Jr.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Diego Costa and Radamel Falcao’s football stories have long been intertwined, next season they will write a new chapter together at Stamford Bridge and if Chelsea supporters want to whet their appetites for what they might be in store for they should watch the highlights of the 2013 Spanish Cup final. Both strikers were at Atletico Madrid at the time and the sight of Falcao spinning away from two Real Madrid players inside his own half and sending Costa through to score is bettered only by the look of despair from then Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho on the touchline.
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Diego Costa and Radamel Falcao formed a brilliant partnership together
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The strikers can star as a double-act at Chelsea if Falcao finds his form
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Jose Mourinho was Real Madrid manager when the former Atletico Madrid stars combined to condemn his side to defeat in the 2013 Spanish Cup final
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CLICK HERE for all the latest Chelsea news

Question: The chemistry off the pitch between the two men was never particularly strong as witnessed by the celebration with @placeholder making no great attempt to thank Falcao for the sensational assist and the two exchanging nothing more than a pat on the back.

Answer: Diego Costa

Answer: Costa

Answer: Diego Costa


An adorable orphaned wombat has found herself a new friend - and a very prickly pillow. Chloe the wombat, who first made headlines after her special bond with her surrogate zookeeper mum emerged last December, has found herself a new buddy at Taronga Zoo's grounds in Sydney after she moved into her new digs alongside a couple of echidnas. In an adorable video uploaded to Instagram by Taronga Zoo, Chloe is seen trying to take a nap in the mud on one of the echidnas. As she rolled over to snuggle up, the echidna moved away but Chloe still rested her eyes for a moment before getting up.
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Chloe the wombat has lived at Sydney's Taronga Zoo since June 2014
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She was rescued after her mother was killed by a car
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She was recently moved into new digs with a couple of echidnas
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When she's not napping she follows zoo keeper Evelyn Weston around

Question: But @placeholder admitted she’ll be a little sad to lose her.

Answer: Evelyn Weston


You have to feel for Andy Carroll. In terms of matches missed, his injuries have bitten a huge three-season chunk out of his career so far. In real time, he’s missed nearly two-and-a-half years. He’s still only 26. He’s scored in an FA Cup final, he powered in a wonderful header at a major tournament for England, and in his first full season in the Premier League at the age of 21, he bagged 11 goals in 19 appearances for Newcastle. At times he looked clunky and clumsy at Liverpool but he still had a few moments that suggested there was a special player in there: a brace against Manchester City in a 3-0 win, a semi-final winner against Everton at Wembley, and a 30-minute substitute appearance in the FA Cup final that showcased how brilliant he can be.
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Andy Carroll has lost nearly three years of his career to injury problems
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Striker has been put on a tailored training programme at Slaven Bilic
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West Ham manager could be set to reap rewards if Carroll finds form
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He scored their winner in Saturday's 2-1 victory over Chelsea
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Bilic is the first manager in a while to recognise problems with Carroll

Question: At long last, @placeholder has found a manager prepared to go the extra mile to get the very best out of a player.

Answer: Andy Carroll

Answer: Andy Carroll

Answer: Carroll

Answer: Carroll


At first glance, it looks like a perfectly normal helicopter. But Northrop Grumman's MQ-8C Fire Scout is missing one key thing - a pilot. The US Navy has revealed it is about to begin testing the pilotless copter for use of aircraft carriers. The MQ-8C Fire Scout is a fully autonomous, fourblade, single-engine unmanned helicopter. The 31-foot long Fire Scout can fly at airspeeds up to 110 knots and reach altitudes of 20,000 feet. The aircraft weighs 3,150 pounds at its maximum take-off weight and is powered by one Rolls-Royce heavy fuel turboshaft engine, Navy officials said The Navy is poised to begin operational testing of its new MQ-8C Fire Scout UAS, a vertical take-off-and landing drone engineered for maritime missions and slated to deploy aboard the services’ Littoral Combat Ship by 2018, service officials told Defencetech.
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The drone is based on the highly popular Bell 407 helicopter
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Will be fitted with long range sensors and weapons
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US Navy to order 40 of the drone craft to use

Question: 'The extended capabilities will offer the @placeholder a dynamic, multipurpose unmanned helicopter with increased endurance, allowing for our ship commanders and pilots to have a longer on station presence.'

Answer: US Navy

Answer: Navy

Answer: The Navy

Answer: US Navy


St. Petersburg, Russia (CNN) -- Russia's President Vladimir Putin on Friday criticized Western nations for failing to ensure that weapons it plans to supply to Syrian rebels do not fall into the hands of al Qaeda. "Where will those weapons end up," Putin told the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, which was moderated by CNN's John Defterios. Putin questioned how weapons could safely be supplied to rebels if the U.S. recognized one of the key opposition groups was al Qaeda's affiliate Jabhat al-Nusra. "If the United States and the State Department recognize that one of the key opposition organizations al-Nusra is a terrorist organization officially recognized as terrorist which is linked to al Qaeda, how can they give weapons to that part of the opposition?" he said.
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Russian president criticizes West for failing to ensure weapons don't reach al Qaeda
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Putin under intense pressure to back plans to sideline Syrian President Bashar al-Assad
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"There is indeed a certain difference of view between us and the U.S." - Putin
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Latest comments made at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum

Question: We believe that our position is well founded ... we believe only the @placeholder people themselves can guarantee a long-term solution."

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syrian


(CNN) NPR calling for listeners to overthrow the government definitely would have made for an interesting Independence Day. But the public radio network wasn't calling for a revolution, and it wasn't calling the President a tyrant. NPR was just doing what it has done for years on the Fourth of July: Reciting the Declaration of Independence. The organization has read the historic document on the air for nearly 30 years to celebrate the holiday. This was the first time the tradition was adapted to Twitter. NPR posted the declaration word for word. But seeing the iconic lines on a platform other than 241-year-old parchment left some users a little, well, confused.
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NPR tweeted the entire Declaration of Independence to mark Independence Day
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Some people thought the outlet actually wanted to overthrow the government

Question: (The next morning, several people made donations to @placeholder in his name.)

Answer: NPR

Answer: NPR

Answer: NPR

Answer: NPR


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump on Wednesday blamed his former campaign rival, Hillary Clinton, and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, for the North Korean nuclear crisis. "After allowing North Korea to research and build Nukes while Secretary of State (Bill C also), Crooked Hillary now criticizes," Trump tweeted. Trump was apparently referring to Clinton's criticism of his United Nations address on Tuesday night during an appearance on CBS's "The Late Show" with Stephen Colbert. Clinton hit Trump for being "dark" and "dangerous" about the message he presented, adding he should approach the tension with North Korea with diplomacy. Trump to UN: 'Rocket Man is on a suicide mission'
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Trump blamed Clinton for the situation in North Korea
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Clinton slammed Trump on CBS's "The Late Show"

Question: Trump delivered Tuesday a doomsday warning to @placeholder in his UN address and mocked its young leader.

Answer: North Korean

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea


Passengers hoping to cross the channel using the shuttle are facing  hours of delays following a suspension of services due to 'migrant activity' at the French side. The situation appears to have improved since this morning, with Eurotunnel now reporting delays of 30 minutes before check-in, followed by a one hour wait before departure. Services were suspended for a brief time shortly before midnight due to 'migrant activity', adding that French authorities are dealing with the situation. Continued strike action from French ferry workers has added to the chaos on Kent's coastbound roads. Ferry strikes have led to a risk of delays at Dover port and St Pancras International station in London.
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Le Shuttle is warning of serious delays crossing from Folkestone to Calais
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Services were suspended shortly before midnight due to 'migrant activity'
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Continued strike action from French ferry workers is adding to the chaos
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5,000 migrants are camping at Calais, and eight have died in eight weeks

Question: The principal migrant camp in @placeholder has ballooned to the size of a small town, as up to 150 people arrive each day to take up residence.

Answer: Calais

Answer: Calais


(CNN) In the weeks before President Donald Trump visited Saudi Arabia on his first foreign trip, the Saudi government hired three US lobbying firms to do its bidding in Washington, including an obscure group made up of former Trump advisers that will receive $5.4 million for one year's work, federal records show. The Saudis have now added six U.S. lobbying firms since Trump's election in a bid to improve frayed relations with the United States -- and to capitalize on a president who skewered them as a candidate but is now seen as an ally. The Saudi Interior Ministry hired Sonoran Policy Group of Arizona in May -- the day after Trump announced he would visit Saudi Arabia -- as a "government affairs and commercial sector adviser" for $5.4 million, according to records the firm filed with the Justice Department. That's a startling sum even in the lucrative business of lobbying for foreign governments.
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The Saudi government hired former Trump advisers as lobbyists
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Saudi Arabia is stepping up its Washington advocacy
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Saudis faced a huge defeat in Washington in September

Question: Trump himself excoriated Saudi Arabia while he was running for president, saying during one debate that @placeholder "push gays off buildings" and "kill women and treat women horribly."

Answer: Saudi

Answer: Saudis

Answer: Saudi

Answer: Saudis


(CNN) Around 3,800 civilians, almost a quarter of them children, have been killed in Russian airstrikes in Syria in the year since Russia began its air campaign there, according to a UK-based monitoring group. The Syrian Observatory of Human Rights released the stark figures to mark the first anniversary of Russia's direct intervention in support of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's forces. According to figures collated by the group, Russian airstrikes killed 2,337 men, 906 children and 561 women in the past year. During the same period, it said, Russian warplanes killed 2,746 ISIS fighters, along with 2,814 rebels. CNN cannot independently confirm the figures.
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Russian strikes have "increased the bloodshed of the Syrian people," group says
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UN official denounces Security Council for humanitarian disaster in Syria

Question: The activist group's grim toll comes as rebel-held districts of Aleppo reel from an intense weeklong aerial bombardment by Syrian and Russian warplanes while the @placeholder regime prepares to take the northern city.

Answer: Assad


One of the detectives who helped bring Adrian Bayley to justice after he murdered Jill Meagher detailed the moment he knew they caught the notorious killer and rapist. Investigator Dave Butler, who has been nominated for the Pride of Australia, said he had 'a rush of anxiety' and 'the hairs just stood up on the back of (his) neck, when they realised a five-day investigation of Bayley was successful. Sen Sgt Butler, who led a team of more than 20 detectives and investigators, said the they were 'working blind' to try and solve the case, according to the Herald Sun.
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Detective in Jill Meagher case talks about how they caught Adrian Bayley
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Bayley was found guilty of killing and raping Ms Meagher in 2012
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Sergeant Dave Butler says 'hairs stood up on neck' when the case broke
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Bayley also raped ten other women and has 43-year non-parole period
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He has launched an appeal into convictions for raping two women

Question: A non-parole period of 35 years for the rape and murder of @placeholder in 2012 was increased in May after he was sentenced or the violent rapes of three more women.

Answer: Jill Meagher

Question: It is unclear on what grounds @placeholder is appealing or whether the applications will be accepted by the court.

Answer: Adrian Bayley

Answer: Bayley

Answer: Adrian Bayley

Answer: Bayley

Answer: Bayley


A U.S. Marine who strangled a Filipino woman before holding her head in a toilet bowl  after flying into a rage on discovering she was transgender has been jailed for her killing. Lance Corporal Joseph Scott Pemberton was jailed for six to 12 years for killing Jennifer Laude in a hotel after taking part in a joint training exercise with the Filipino military in October last year. Police believe she had been drowned in the toilet bowl. Pemberton was at a bar with friends in Olongapo, a city known for its nightlife located outside Subic Bay, a former U.S. Naval base, when he met Laude, who witnesses say was a sex worker, on October 11.
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Lance Corporal Joseph Scott Pemberton was jailed for six to eight years
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He admits choking Jennifer Laude in a hotel room October last year
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The Marine became enraged when he discovered she was transgender
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But he claimed Laude was still alive when he left the room, in Olongapo
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Found guilty of homicide but not the more serious charge of murder

Question: @placeholder was due to be held in the national penitentiary in

Answer: Joseph Scott Pemberton

Answer: Pemberton

Answer: Joseph Scott Pemberton


A former Florida State football mascot was allegedly killed by a co-worker after a row over how much spice to add to the gumbo mix escalated into a knife attack. Panama City Police say 33-year-old Caleb Joshua Halley, who was known as Josh, was working at Buddy's Seafood Market in Panama City, Florida, last Tuesday when he and a co-worker, Orlando Thompson, started arguing. Police say that Thompson grabbed a wooden board and Halley pulled out a pocket knife during the dispute over how much spice to put in the trademark spicy southern seafood recipe. Thompson then allegedly returned with a 15-inch blade and slashed Halley across the torso, causing three lacerations.
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Caleb Joshua Halley, 33, was slashed by colleague Orlando Thompson, 26
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They had been arguing about how much spice to put into the gumbo mix while working at Buddy's Seafood Market in Panama City, Florida
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Halley pulled a small knife first and Thompson returned with 15-inch blade
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Thompson has been arrested and is being held for manslaughter
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Halley was Florida State University football team's famous mascot Chief Osceola from 2004 to 2007

Question: His father @placeholder was also quoted by the Chipley Paper as saying: 'Josh just loved the tradition and physicality of the mascot program.

Answer: Halley

Answer: Halley

Answer: Halley

Answer: Halley


Manchester City have turned up the pressure in their pursuit of Raheem Sterling by making Liverpool a £40million offer. Liverpool rebuffed City's opening bid of £25m plus £5m in add-ons last Thursday for the England international, who is one of Manuel Pellegrini's top summer targets. It is expected Liverpool, who have made it clear their valuation of Sterling is close to £50m, will reject City's new bid. It remains to be seen whether this will be City's final offer. City have indicated they will not go that far but on Wednesday raised the stakes by increasing the bid to £35m plus £5miin add-ons for Sterling, who has been in a contract stand-off with Liverpool since February.
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Manuel Pellegrini has made Raheem Sterling one of his top priorities
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Manchester City have already had bid of £30million rejected this summer
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However, they have upped their offer by a further £10m
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Liverpool will now consider the new bid for their wantaway star player
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Transfer news: CLICK HERE for all the latest

Question: There has been no response from @placeholder as yet about whether they will accept the package for a player who has two years left on his current deal.

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool


A Reading fan is facing a three-year ban after running topless on to the pitch and performing a series of somersaults during his first-ever game at the Madejski Stadium. Charlie Sumner, 20, staged a one-man pitch invasion during the Royals' FA Cup 3-0 quarter-final replay win over Bradford City last month. Sumner, whose team were 3-0 up at the time, did four front flips on the pitch - landing on his back, before being tackled by stewards. Reading fan Charlie Sumner (left) faces a three-year football ban after his one-man pitch invasion last month Sumner - who said going to his first game was a 'brilliant experience' - is now facing a potential three-year ban for carrying out the stunt.
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Reading beat Bradford City in their FA Cup quarter-final replay last month
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Charlie Sumner, 20, invaded Reading's Madejski Stadium pitch in March
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He did four front flips during FA clash before being tackled by the stewards
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Sumner, from Wokingham, faces three-year ban for home and away games
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But he said he has no regrets and that his family had 'seen the funny side'

Question: 'I'd had a few drinks, I was happy and @placeholder were winning and I just went for it and had a laugh.

Answer: Reading

Answer: Royals

Answer: Reading

Answer: Reading


Watch out Bates family: The Duggars are planning on stealing some TV airtime at your daughter's wedding. The eldest Bates daughter Michaella is set to wed longtime beau Brandon Keilen, both 25, on Saturday at the Wallace Memorial Baptist Church in Knoxville, Tenn. Camera crews will document the happy occasion for the family's hit TV show Bringing Up Bates on the UP Network. Jana Duggar, also 25, is one of Michaella's eight bridesmaids; and the only one who is not a relative - three are the bride's sisters and three are the groom's sisters. Michaella's mother Kelly Bates, 48, is her matron of honor.
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Reality family daughter Michaella will wed longtime beau Brandon Keilen on Saturday in Knoxville, Tenn.
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Jana Duggar is the only bridesmaid not related by blood
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The Duggars are doing a 20-hour motor home caravan for the 700 mile trip from Tontitown, Arkansas
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The embattled family is welcome at the wedding, but not to use it for their own agenda
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Jill and Derick Dillard are missionaries in El Salvador and could make a surprise appearance
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'This wedding will be a true test of their friendship,' says an insider, 'Jim Bob shouldn't use this as an opportunity to slither back into public favor'

Question: The Bates have managed to stay away from the @placeholder scandal thus far.

Answer: Duggars

Answer: Jana Duggar

Answer: Duggars


Georgia Republican Senator Johnny Isakson said Wednesday that he has Parkinson's disease, but insisted he intends to run for re-election in 2016 despite the diagnosis. Parkinsons Disease affects about 1 million Americans. It's a progressive disorder that gradually robs sufferers of the ability to control their physical movements. Famous Parkinsons patients alive in the U.S. today include actor Michael J. Fox, boxing legend Muhammad Ali, Arizona Diamondbacks manager Kirk Gibson, former U.S. attorney general Janet Reno, Singer-songwriter Linda Ronstadt and evangelist Billy Graham. The disease played a role in the deaths of Pope John Paul II, sportscaster Joe Buck, Country singer Johnny Cash, Spanish artist Salvador Dali, Chinese premier Deng Xiaoping and dictator Mao Zedong, British actor Bob Hoskins, and Arizona Democratic Rep. Mo Udall.
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Sen. Johnny Isakson is between Stage 1 and Stage 2 of the debilitating movement disorder's five stages
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Affects about 1 million Americans including Michael J. Fox, Muhammad Ali, Kirk Gibson, Janet Reno, Linda Ronstadt and Billy Graham
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Late-stage patients can have cognitive impairment, but Isakson's doctor says his mind is unaffected
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Isakson chairs two Senate committees and maintains a vigorous daily exercise regimen

Question: @placeholder, 70, said in a written statement that he takes two medicines for his condition, first diagnosed in August 2013.

Answer: Johnny Isakson

Question: At such an early point in the disease's progression, he said, @placeholder hasn't suffered any problems thinking or communicating – something that can happen in late stages.

Answer: Johnny Isakson

Question: 'I recently shared the news with my three grown children and my senior staff a couple of months ago,' @placeholder disclosed.

Answer: Johnny Isakson


Given the rise in global temperatures, it would be fair to assume glaciers around the world are all melting and retreating, but a series of new GIFs suggests otherwise. Time-lapse animations show 'rivers of ice' in northern Pakistan, expanding, contracting and surging forwards. A Swiss researcher compiled the clips of glaciers in the Karakoram range using 25 years of Landsat satellite images, and they show many glaciers in the region are actually increasing in size. Dr Frank Paul at the University of Zurich in Switzerland created four GIFS, which are made from combined and compressed satellite images. Each GIF shows 25 years of glacier movement in just one second taken from four regions - Baltoro, Panmah, Skamri–Sarpo Laggo, and Shaksgam – in the central Karakoram.
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Animations show glacier movements accelerated by 800 million times
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Satellite images taken over 25 years were combined to create time-lapses
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Many glaciers in the Karakoram range are actually increasing in size
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Curious 'surge' behaviour makes them move 100 times faster than usual

Question: He then used free software to create a looping animation for each of the four @placeholder regions.

Answer: Karakoram

Answer: Karakoram

Answer: Karakoram


Washington (CNN) The Senate intelligence committee is back in the national spotlight for two days of blockbuster hearings and following news that relations between President Donald Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions had reached a boiling point surrounding his recusal from the Justice Department's Russia investigation. Before Senate investigators probe former FBI Director James Comey, they will press four intelligence officials Wednesday in a hearing that on any other week would be the biggest event on Capitol Hill. Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats, National Security Agency Director Adm. Mike Rogers, acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein will all testify before the Senate intelligence committee 24 hours before the Comey hearing.
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Wednesday's hearing was slated five weeks ago but the guest list has high profile witnesses
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Scheduled to speak: Dan Coats, Mike Rogers, Andrew McCabe and Rod Rosenstein

Question: The hearing also comes the morning after news broke that Trump and Sessions have had a series of heated exchanges in the last several weeks, after @placeholder recused himself from the Russia probe, according to a source close to Sessions.

Answer: Jeff Sessions


Britain moved a step closer to bombing ISIS targets in Syria today as Labour said it would consider backing any military response to the Tunisian beach shootings. Defence Secretary Michael Fallon told MPs that it is illogical for UK forces to carry out strikes in Iraq but not in Syria. The Labour party, which defeated a plan to bomb the Assad regime in Syria two years ago, has dropped its opposition to strikes against ISIS in the country. But senior Tory MPs was warned there is 'no military necessity' for Britain expanding its role which could create a 'legal grey area'.
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Defence Secretary to deliver Commons speech on response to massacre
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Will tell MPs  it is 'illogical' to support UK airstrikes in Iraq but not in Syria
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Warning there is 'no military necessity' and could create a 'legal grey area'
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Labour leaves the door open to idea two years after blocking Syria strikes

Question: 'This is a time for a considered assessment of the best course of action we can take to defeat this deadly threat to the @placeholder, an objective that unites us all.'

Answer: UK

Answer: UK


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

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

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


With big French support at the Olympic Stadium in Montreal, Philippe Bergeroo's side stood up to the plate, convincingly beating South Korea 3-0 in the last 16 of the Women's World Cup. Two early goals from Marie-Laure Delie and Elodie Thomis, in the fourth and eighth minutes respectively, effectively killed the game, with Delie adding another just after the half-time break. With the win, France have set-up a crunch quarter-final clash with Germany, who crushed Sweden 4-1 at the TD Place Stadium on Saturday. France enjoyed 62% of the possession in the game, and their well-polished team ripped open the heart of South Korea's defence time, and time, again.
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Two goals from Marie-Laure Delie and one from Elodie Thomis won the game for France
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Eugenie Le Sommer was brilliant again for Les Bleues, helping to tear the South Korean defence apart
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France will now face Germany, who beat Sweden 4-1 on Saturday

Question: Bouhaddi was forced into a good save after a well-hit shot from @placeholder's Yoo Younga in the 75th minute, before French substitute Kheira Hamraoui almost put the cherry on the top of the cake with an audacious lob in added time, which just sailed over.

Answer: South Korea

Answer: South Korea

Answer: South Korean


January 30, 2017 Today's show explores both sides of the debate over a controversial executive order concerning travel to America. After some U.S. Supreme Court trivia, we're naming the justices that President Trump's nominee could eventually be working with. And we're following up on a story out of Flint, Michigan to see the progress and the pain surrounding the city's water crisis. TRANSCRIPT CARL AZUZ, CNN 10 ANCHOR:  Welcome to CNN 10. I'm Carl Azuz. Thank you for watching. First story we're covering involves a controversial executive order concerning travel to America. The order that President Donald Trump signed Friday is called the Protection of the Nation from Foreign Terrorists Entry into the United States. It follows through in a campaign promise Mr. Trump made to tighten U.S. borders and stop certain refugees from entering the country.
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Question: The order aims to do that by suspending the @placeholder refugee admissions program for 120 days.

Answer: U.S. Supreme Court

Answer: United States

Answer: U.S.