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President Barack Obama delivered a stinging rebuke to comedian Bill Cosby on Wednesday during a White House press conference that was otherwise focused on his Iran nuclear deal, saying of the date-rape drugging allegations dozens of women have lobbed at him: 'That's rape.' He was asked whether the Presidential Medal of Freedom Cosby was awarded in 2002 would be taken away, and launched into a heartfelt but damning criticism. 'If you give a woman, or a man for that matter, without his or her knowledge, a drug and then have sex with that person without consent, that's rape,' the president said.

Late last year, Dickinson broke down in tears in a live television interview accusing

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- Barack Obama of using the offer of career advancement to lure her to a hotel room where he drugged her and raped her while she was unconscious.
- Bill Cosby of using the offer of career advancement to lure her to a hotel room where he drugged her and raped her while she was unconscious.
- Cosby of using the offer of career advancement to lure her to a hotel room where he drugged her and raped her while she was unconscious.
- Gloria Allred of using the offer of career advancement to lure her to a hotel room where he drugged her and raped her while she was unconscious.
- Iran of using the offer of career advancement to lure her to a hotel room where he drugged her and raped her while she was unconscious.
- Obama of using the offer of career advancement to lure her to a hotel room where he drugged her and raped her while she was unconscious.
- Presidential Medal of Freedom of using the offer of career advancement to lure her to a hotel room where he drugged her and raped her while she was unconscious.
- Presidential Medal of Freedom Cosby of using the offer of career advancement to lure her to a hotel room where he drugged her and raped her while she was unconscious.
- White House of using the offer of career advancement to lure her to a hotel room where he drugged her and raped her while she was unconscious.


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After giving birth to her first child Bobby last September, Kimberley Walsh opened up about her struggle to shift the last of her pregnancy weight. But after taking the time to settle into motherhood, the former Girls Aloud star has bounced back, showcasing her svelte new figure in her role as a celebrity weight loss ambassador. To mark her new role with SlimFast, the 33-year-old glows in a glamorous photoshoot, sporting a daring sheer panel bodycon crop top and skirt in one picture and a figure-hugging jumpsuit in another. After putting on three stone during pregnancy, Kimberley, who returns to London's West End in 1960's musical Sweet Charity, admits that she was keen to shift the post-baby weight.

'

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- Bobby really works for me and after just a few weeks following the plan I'm back to feeling and looking my best again.
- Girls Aloud really works for me and after just a few weeks following the plan I'm back to feeling and looking my best again.
- Kimberley really works for me and after just a few weeks following the plan I'm back to feeling and looking my best again.
- Kimberley Walsh really works for me and after just a few weeks following the plan I'm back to feeling and looking my best again.
- London really works for me and after just a few weeks following the plan I'm back to feeling and looking my best again.
- SlimFast really works for me and after just a few weeks following the plan I'm back to feeling and looking my best again.
- Sweet Charity really works for me and after just a few weeks following the plan I'm back to feeling and looking my best again.
- West End really works for me and after just a few weeks following the plan I'm back to feeling and looking my best again.


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Gareth Bale would be perfect for Manchester United and has the potential to turn them into Barclays Premier League title contenders next season, according to Paul Scholes. Bale has been linked with a move away from Real Madrid as he continues to be criticised by their supporters, and even had his  Bentley attacked by fans following their 2-1 defeat by Barcelona. Scholes insists the world's most expensive footballer at £86million would have no such worries at Old Trafford, where he would be loved and could have as big an impact as Eric Cantona. Gareth Bale is perfect for Manchester United and can turn them into title contenders, says Paul Scholes

'In my years at

OPTIONS:
- Bale I witnessed some signings who, over their careers, transformed the fortunes of the team.
- Barcelona I witnessed some signings who, over their careers, transformed the fortunes of the team.
- Barclays Premier League I witnessed some signings who, over their careers, transformed the fortunes of the team.
- Bentley I witnessed some signings who, over their careers, transformed the fortunes of the team.
- Eric Cantona I witnessed some signings who, over their careers, transformed the fortunes of the team.
- Gareth Bale I witnessed some signings who, over their careers, transformed the fortunes of the team.
- Louis van Gaal I witnessed some signings who, over their careers, transformed the fortunes of the team.
- Madrid I witnessed some signings who, over their careers, transformed the fortunes of the team.
- Manchester United I witnessed some signings who, over their careers, transformed the fortunes of the team.
- Old Trafford I witnessed some signings who, over their careers, transformed the fortunes of the team.
- Paul Scholes I witnessed some signings who, over their careers, transformed the fortunes of the team.
- Premier League I witnessed some signings who, over their careers, transformed the fortunes of the team.
- Real Madrid I witnessed some signings who, over their careers, transformed the fortunes of the team.
- Scholes I witnessed some signings who, over their careers, transformed the fortunes of the team.
- Spanish I witnessed some signings who, over their careers, transformed the fortunes of the team.
- Wales I witnessed some signings who, over their careers, transformed the fortunes of the team.


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A devastated  Joe Biden closed his eyes and looked up for a brief moment on Thursday before leading his family behind the coffin of his eldest son, Beau Biden, who passed away this weekend following a battle with cancer. The Vice President leaned over to give words of comfort to his son's two young children and widow, Hallie. The VP's distraught wife, Dr Jill Biden,  clung to her granddaughter Natalie, 11, while Biden took nine-year-old grandson Hunter's hand as the family followed Beau's casket into the Delaware state Capitol where his body would lie in honor. Joseph 'Beau' Biden III, the former Delaware Attorney General and an Iraq war veteran,  died of brain cancer on Saturday at the age of 46.

'Because of what Beau Biden did in this very building, the children of

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- Beau are safer for generations to come,' Markell said.
- Beau Biden are safer for generations to come,' Markell said.
- Biden are safer for generations to come,' Markell said.
- Capitol are safer for generations to come,' Markell said.
- Delaware are safer for generations to come,' Markell said.
- Delaware Attorney General are safer for generations to come,' Markell said.
- Dover are safer for generations to come,' Markell said.
- Hallie are safer for generations to come,' Markell said.
- Hunter are safer for generations to come,' Markell said.
- Iraq are safer for generations to come,' Markell said.
- Jack Markell are safer for generations to come,' Markell said.
- Jill Biden are safer for generations to come,' Markell said.
- Joe Biden are safer for generations to come,' Markell said.
- Joseph 'Beau' Biden III are safer for generations to come,' Markell said.
- Legislative Hall are safer for generations to come,' Markell said.
- Natalie are safer for generations to come,' Markell said.
- Obama are safer for generations to come,' Markell said.
- St Anthony of Padua are safer for generations to come,' Markell said.
- VP are safer for generations to come,' Markell said.
- Wilmington are safer for generations to come,' Markell said.


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(CNN) The House and Senate reached a deal Saturday to slap Russia with fresh sanctions and give Congress new veto power to block any easing of those sanctions -- an agreement that could send a new bill to President Donald Trump's desk before the end of the month. House and Senate negotiators announced an agreement was reached Saturday morning for a bill that would include new sanctions against Russia, Iran, and North Korea. Despite the White House lobbying for changes to the measure, the legislation will give Congress a new ability to block the administration from easing sanctions on Moscow. Democrats and some Republicans have expressed concerns that Trump is considering giving Russia back two compounds in Maryland and New York that were seized by the Obama administration in December.

The bill faced a so-called blue slip constitutional problem that revenue generating legislation must originate in the

OPTIONS:
- Congress.
- Democrats.
- Donald Trump.
- House.
- Iran.
- Maryland.
- Moscow.
- New York.
- North Korea.
- Obama.
- Republicans.
- Russia.
- Senate.
- Trump.
- White House.


Inevitably, it all kicked off in the end. Three games in two competitions over 10 days has forged some barely disguised contempt between Celtic and Dundee United. Six red cards tell their own tale. For Jackie McNamara’s team, the frustration — and indiscipline — is growing. Ryan McGowan became the fourth United player to see red in the dying minutes, seconds after Celtic’s Anthony Stokes was dismissed for a retaliatory kick at Paul Paton. Afterwards, Ronny Deila rounded on the Australian, claiming he could have injured substitute Liam Henderson ‘for life’. The open wounds enveloping this fixture are now there for all to see.

In a freakish run of three consecutive meetings,

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- Anthony Stokes have now scored one, losing six.
- Australian have now scored one, losing six.
- Celtic have now scored one, losing six.
- Celtic Park have now scored one, losing six.
- Dundee United have now scored one, losing six.
- Jackie McNamara have now scored one, losing six.
- Jason Denayer have now scored one, losing six.
- Kris Commons have now scored one, losing six.
- Leigh Griffiths have now scored one, losing six.
- Liam Henderson have now scored one, losing six.
- Paul Paton have now scored one, losing six.
- Ronny Deila have now scored one, losing six.
- Ryan McGowan have now scored one, losing six.
- United have now scored one, losing six.
- Virgil van Dijk have now scored one, losing six.
- William Hill Scottish Cup have now scored one, losing six.


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(CNN) If you're applying to college, you can spend hours crafting the perfect admissions essay. Or you can just write the same word 100 times. It worked for Ziad Ahmed. The Princeton, New Jersey, high school senior was recently admitted to Stanford University after writing #BlackLivesMatter 100 times in response to the application question, "What matters to you and why?" Ahmed has been flooded with attention since posting his essay answer to Twitter on Saturday. "First, there was a word limit on the question prompt -- you couldn't have less than 100 words," he explained in an interview with CNN.

Ahmed told CNN he has been bullied online by white extremists since his successful

OPTIONS:
- Ahmed application made headlines.
- CNN application made headlines.
- New Jersey application made headlines.
- Princeton application made headlines.
- Stanford University application made headlines.
- Twitter application made headlines.
- Ziad Ahmed application made headlines.


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Dozens of aging U.S. veterans, many in their early 90s and some in wheelchairs, gathered on the tiny, barren island of Iwo Jima on Saturday to mark the 70th anniversary of one of the bloodiest and most iconic battles of World War II. More than 30 veterans flown in from the U.S. island territory of Guam toured the black sand beaches where they invaded the deeply dug-in forces of the island's Japanese defenders in early 1945. They were bused to the top of Mount Suribachi, an active volcano, where an Associated Press photo of the raising of the American flag while the battle was still raging became a potent symbol of hope and valor to a war-weary public back home that was growing increasingly disillusioned with the seemingly unending battle in the Pacific.

The United States returned the island to

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- American in 1968.
- Associated Press in 1968.
- Battle of Iwojima in 1968.
- Guam in 1968.
- Iwo Jima in 1968.
- Japan in 1968.
- Japanese in 1968.
- Mount Suribachi in 1968.
- Pacific in 1968.
- U.S. in 1968.
- World War in 1968.
- World War II. in 1968.


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Washington  (CNN) Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin says the Black Lives Matter movement is a "farce" and said Americans who hyphenate their racial backgrounds -- such as African-Americans and Asian-Americans -- "further divide our nation." "#BlackLivesMatter is a farce and hyphenating America destroys us," the 2008 Republican vice presidential nominee wrote on her Facebook page. "Shame on our culture's influencers who would stir contention and division that could lead to evil such as that in Dallas." "Shame on politicians and pundits giving credence to thugs rioting against police officers and the rule of law in the name of "'peaceful protests.' It is a farce. #BlackLivesMatter is a farce."

Palin's comments come after a week in which five Dallas officers were shot and killed amid protests over the  back-to-back police shooting deaths of two African-

OPTIONS:
- African men by police earlier in the week.
- Alaska men by police earlier in the week.
- America men by police earlier in the week.
- American men by police earlier in the week.
- Americans men by police earlier in the week.
- Asian men by police earlier in the week.
- Black Lives Matter men by police earlier in the week.
- BlackLivesMatter men by police earlier in the week.
- CNN men by police earlier in the week.
- Dallas men by police earlier in the week.
- Palin men by police earlier in the week.
- Republican men by police earlier in the week.
- Sarah Palin men by police earlier in the week.
- Washington men by police earlier in the week.


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Two thieves have stolen a 5 billion-year-old meteorite from a museum, first discovered in the outback at Wolfe Creek more than 30 years ago. Experts say the soccer ball-sized meteorite could be broken up and sold for more than $50,000 on the black market, according to ABC. It's believed the two men broke the window of Atherton's Crystal Caves museum in far north Queensland, before running off with the 11.25 kilogram rock about 12.10am on Monday. The rock, which was uncovered at the Wolfe Creek crater in Western Australia during the 1970s, had only been donated to the museum two weeks ago.

OPTIONS:
- ABC's Wolfe Creek was formed by a meteorite which is estimated to have crashed into earth 300,000 years ago.
- Atherton's Wolfe Creek was formed by a meteorite which is estimated to have crashed into earth 300,000 years ago.
- Australian Outback's Wolfe Creek was formed by a meteorite which is estimated to have crashed into earth 300,000 years ago.
- Crystal Caves's Wolfe Creek was formed by a meteorite which is estimated to have crashed into earth 300,000 years ago.
- Queensland's Wolfe Creek was formed by a meteorite which is estimated to have crashed into earth 300,000 years ago.
- Western Australia's Wolfe Creek was formed by a meteorite which is estimated to have crashed into earth 300,000 years ago.
- Wolfe Creek's Wolfe Creek was formed by a meteorite which is estimated to have crashed into earth 300,000 years ago.


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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The Food and Drug Administration approved a second vaccine intended to protect against cervical cancer. GlaxoSmithKline has manufactured a vaccine for the prevention of cervical cancer. Cervarix, manufactured by GlaxoSmithKline, was approved Friday for prevention of cervical cancer and pre-cancerous lesions caused by human papillomavirus (HPV) types 16 and 18. The vaccine is approved for use in girls and women ages 10 to 25 years and is to be administered in three doses. After the initial shot, the second and third doses are to be given within six months. "The licensure of Cervarix adds another option in the prevention of cervical cancer," said Dr. Karen Midthun, acting director of the FDA's Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research. "It has the potential to save lives from cervical cancer as well as reduce the need for biopsies and invasive procedures associated with the necessary follow-up from abnormal Pap tests."

OPTIONS:
- CNN has been shown to reduce the incidence of pre-cancers resulting from cancer-causing virus types beyond 16 and 18."
- Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research has been shown to reduce the incidence of pre-cancers resulting from cancer-causing virus types beyond 16 and 18."
- Cervarix has been shown to reduce the incidence of pre-cancers resulting from cancer-causing virus types beyond 16 and 18."
- FDA has been shown to reduce the incidence of pre-cancers resulting from cancer-causing virus types beyond 16 and 18."
- Food and Drug Administration has been shown to reduce the incidence of pre-cancers resulting from cancer-causing virus types beyond 16 and 18."
- Gardasil has been shown to reduce the incidence of pre-cancers resulting from cancer-causing virus types beyond 16 and 18."
- GlaxoSmithKline has been shown to reduce the incidence of pre-cancers resulting from cancer-causing virus types beyond 16 and 18."
- HPV has been shown to reduce the incidence of pre-cancers resulting from cancer-causing virus types beyond 16 and 18."
- Karen Midthun has been shown to reduce the incidence of pre-cancers resulting from cancer-causing virus types beyond 16 and 18."
- Merck & Company has been shown to reduce the incidence of pre-cancers resulting from cancer-causing virus types beyond 16 and 18."
- Pap has been shown to reduce the incidence of pre-cancers resulting from cancer-causing virus types beyond 16 and 18."
- WASHINGTON has been shown to reduce the incidence of pre-cancers resulting from cancer-causing virus types beyond 16 and 18."


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Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama and his South Korean counterpart hit the road together Friday, traveling to the heart of America's Rust Belt to tout a recently approved trade deal between Washington and Seoul. Obama also used the occasion to defend his controversial 2009 bailout of the U.S. auto industry, which has shown recent signs of recovery. Obama and President Lee Myung-bak visited Orion Township, Michigan -- on the outskirts of Detroit -- to visit a General Motors assembly plant. GM, which filed for bankruptcy protection in 2009, got federal funding to help with its reorganization. The plant, which now produces the new Chevrolet Sonic subcompact, was set to shut down during GM's bankruptcy restructuring. But the plant's subcompact expertise -- along with a joint venture with GM Korea -- saved the facility and its 1,750 jobs.

Partly as a result of the auto bailout,

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- America "is a city where a great American industry is coming back to life," Obama added.
- Barack Obama "is a city where a great American industry is coming back to life," Obama added.
- CNN "is a city where a great American industry is coming back to life," Obama added.
- Chevrolet Sonic "is a city where a great American industry is coming back to life," Obama added.
- Detroit "is a city where a great American industry is coming back to life," Obama added.
- GM "is a city where a great American industry is coming back to life," Obama added.
- GM Korea "is a city where a great American industry is coming back to life," Obama added.
- General Motors "is a city where a great American industry is coming back to life," Obama added.
- Lee "is a city where a great American industry is coming back to life," Obama added.
- Lee Myung-bak "is a city where a great American industry is coming back to life," Obama added.
- Michigan "is a city where a great American industry is coming back to life," Obama added.
- North Korea "is a city where a great American industry is coming back to life," Obama added.
- Obama "is a city where a great American industry is coming back to life," Obama added.
- Orion Township "is a city where a great American industry is coming back to life," Obama added.
- Rust Belt "is a city where a great American industry is coming back to life," Obama added.
- Seoul "is a city where a great American industry is coming back to life," Obama added.
- South Korean "is a city where a great American industry is coming back to life," Obama added.
- U.S. "is a city where a great American industry is coming back to life," Obama added.
- Washington "is a city where a great American industry is coming back to life," Obama added.


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The Republican establishment may hope this is the beginning of the end for Donald Trump's circus-like run for the presidency. But as the fallout intensifies after the billionaire businessman mocked Sen. John McCain's war hero status, Trump's supporters are more excited than ever about his chances. 'I love to see them jump all over him 'cause they're just giving him a clear road. I love it!' said Trump supporter Frank Candelieri, 89, from Merrimack, N.H., of the backlash his candidate faced in recent days. Candelieri, a World War II vet who said he won a Purple Heart fighting in the Battle of the Bulge, said he wasn't offended by Trump's comments.

But many

OPTIONS:
- Battle of the Bulge backers in early-voting states argue the exchange is being overblown by the media and his opponents, who fear his sudden rise in early polls.
- Candelieri backers in early-voting states argue the exchange is being overblown by the media and his opponents, who fear his sudden rise in early polls.
- Donald Trump backers in early-voting states argue the exchange is being overblown by the media and his opponents, who fear his sudden rise in early polls.
- Frank Candelieri backers in early-voting states argue the exchange is being overblown by the media and his opponents, who fear his sudden rise in early polls.
- Granite State backers in early-voting states argue the exchange is being overblown by the media and his opponents, who fear his sudden rise in early polls.
- John McCain backers in early-voting states argue the exchange is being overblown by the media and his opponents, who fear his sudden rise in early polls.
- Merrimack backers in early-voting states argue the exchange is being overblown by the media and his opponents, who fear his sudden rise in early polls.
- N.H. backers in early-voting states argue the exchange is being overblown by the media and his opponents, who fear his sudden rise in early polls.
- New Hampshire backers in early-voting states argue the exchange is being overblown by the media and his opponents, who fear his sudden rise in early polls.
- Purple Heart backers in early-voting states argue the exchange is being overblown by the media and his opponents, who fear his sudden rise in early polls.
- Republican backers in early-voting states argue the exchange is being overblown by the media and his opponents, who fear his sudden rise in early polls.
- Trump backers in early-voting states argue the exchange is being overblown by the media and his opponents, who fear his sudden rise in early polls.
- World War II backers in early-voting states argue the exchange is being overblown by the media and his opponents, who fear his sudden rise in early polls.


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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's visit to Nigeria, his first to sub-Saharan Africa, has put the country's tech businesses firmly in the world's spotlight. Zuckerberg staged a surprise visit to the country's economic capital Lagos on Tuesday and his first stop was a local innovation center and tech hub in Yaba, an area on the mainland of Lagos known as Nigeria's Silicon Valley. There was no fanfare amid tight security and some of those working at the Co-Creation Hub, called CcHUB, didn't even know Zuckberg was coming. He appeared nervous, a little startled even, as he launched into an impromptu speech about why he was there.

At the

OPTIONS:
- CNN, he talked to children at a summer coding camp and entrepreneurs who visit the center to build and launch their apps.
- CcHUB, he talked to children at a summer coding camp and entrepreneurs who visit the center to build and launch their apps.
- Co, he talked to children at a summer coding camp and entrepreneurs who visit the center to build and launch their apps.
- Creation Hub, he talked to children at a summer coding camp and entrepreneurs who visit the center to build and launch their apps.
- Entrepreneurs, he talked to children at a summer coding camp and entrepreneurs who visit the center to build and launch their apps.
- Facebook, he talked to children at a summer coding camp and entrepreneurs who visit the center to build and launch their apps.
- Lagos, he talked to children at a summer coding camp and entrepreneurs who visit the center to build and launch their apps.
- Mark Zuckerberg, he talked to children at a summer coding camp and entrepreneurs who visit the center to build and launch their apps.
- Nigeria, he talked to children at a summer coding camp and entrepreneurs who visit the center to build and launch their apps.
- Saharan Africa, he talked to children at a summer coding camp and entrepreneurs who visit the center to build and launch their apps.
- Silicon Valley, he talked to children at a summer coding camp and entrepreneurs who visit the center to build and launch their apps.
- Yaba, he talked to children at a summer coding camp and entrepreneurs who visit the center to build and launch their apps.
- Zuckberg, he talked to children at a summer coding camp and entrepreneurs who visit the center to build and launch their apps.
- Zuckerberg, he talked to children at a summer coding camp and entrepreneurs who visit the center to build and launch their apps.


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Frenchman Gregory Bourdy saw his four-shot advantage halved by Rafa Cabrera-Bello in the third round of the Lyoness Open at Atzenbrugg. Bourdy, chasing a fifth European Tour title, moved to 15 under at the Diamond Country Club after a three-under-par 69 while Spain's Cabrera-Bello applied pressure with a superb 66. The leaders' rounds were split by a 95-minute suspension due to stormy weather in the area. Prior to the break Cabrera-Bello made an early surge, picking up five shots in his opening seven holes, including an eagle two at the third. His charge cut Bourdy's lead to one but the pair then became involved in an intriguing tussle.

OPTIONS:
- Atzenbrugg-Bello then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.
- Bello-Bello then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.
- Bourdy-Bello then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.
- Cabrera-Bello then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.
- Chris Wood-Bello then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.
- Diamond Country Club-Bello then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.
- Englishman-Bello then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.
- European Tour-Bello then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.
- Frenchman-Bello then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.
- Gregory Bourdy-Bello then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.
- Lyoness Open-Bello then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.
- Rafa Cabrera-Bello then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.
- Spain-Bello then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.


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(CNN) A small plane crash Sunday in northwest Costa Rica killed 12 people, including 10 US citizens, officials said. The single-engine turboprop's two Costa Rican pilots also died in the crash, President Luis Guillermo Solis Rivera said in a statement posted on social media. There were no survivors. Costa Rica's Ministry of Public Security posted several images of the wreckage on its official Facebook page, showing the plane engulfed in flames in a wooded area, with smoke billowing from charred rubble. A spokesperson for the US State Department confirmed the deaths of "multiple US citizens" in the crash. "We express our condolences to all those affected by this tragedy. We are in contact with Costa Rican aviation authorities and will continue to monitor the situation," the spokesperson said.

"The government vows to do everything necessary to help the victims' family members in whatever they need in this difficult moment and sends them the solidarity of all the

OPTIONS:
- CNN people," Solis said.
- Costa Rica people," Solis said.
- Costa Rican people," Solis said.
- Facebook people," Solis said.
- Luis Guillermo Solis Rivera people," Solis said.
- Ministry of Public Security people," Solis said.
- Nature Air people," Solis said.
- Teletica people," Solis said.
- US people," Solis said.
- US State Department people," Solis said.


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Liverpool winger Jordon Ibe has enlisted the help of Anfield legend Kenny Dalglish to break his scoring duck for the club. Ibe, 19, has been used by manager Brendan Rodgers as Raheem Sterling's replacement this season ahead of several big-money signings And although he is in decent form ahead of Monday's match against Arsenal, he's fed up with failing to score in 17 games for Liverpool despite hitting the woodwork twice and getting five goals on loan at Derby. To rectify the problem, he requested extra finishing practise in the summer and was shocked to find academy director Alex Ingelthorpe had invited Liverpool's greatest ever player to assist.

After missing out on Champions League qualification last time, another three points against Arsenal will build

OPTIONS:
- Alex Ingelthorpe's belief they can return to the top four.
- Anfield's belief they can return to the top four.
- Arsenal's belief they can return to the top four.
- Brendan Rodgers's belief they can return to the top four.
- Derby's belief they can return to the top four.
- Fantasy Football's belief they can return to the top four.
- Ibe's belief they can return to the top four.
- Jordon Ibe's belief they can return to the top four.
- Kenny Dalglish's belief they can return to the top four.
- Liverpool's belief they can return to the top four.
- MailOnline's belief they can return to the top four.
- Raheem Sterling's belief they can return to the top four.


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(CNN)Amsterdam should be a cyclist's dream. It's pancake flat, it's riddled with cycle tracks and almost everyone gets around on two wheels. There are so many bikes it looks like -- hard though this may be to imagine -- the Tour de France for normal riders. In reality, it's a nightmare, or at least it is until you grasp the rules of the road -- and then it's a blast. Within seven minutes of taking possession of my Dutch rental bike, a motor scooter nearly rams me into a canal. By the time my first hour is up, I've been verbally abused for halting abruptly in a cycle lane, and been loudly tooted at by a tram after getting my tires stuck in its tracks.

After a day dodging tram rails or being railed at by impatient locals, it's tempting to park the wheels outside a canal-side pub to sink a few foam-topped

OPTIONS:
- Amsterdam beers before setting off again.
- CNN beers before setting off again.
- Dutch beers before setting off again.
- Tour de France beers before setting off again.


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A friend played an elaborate prank on his mate by pretending to be a woman his chum met at a Halloween party - and engaging him in a lengthy text exchange. Ollie, from Portrush, Northern Ireland, tricked his unnamed friend after the pal left with the woman he met in Kelly's nightclub but didn't get her number. Mischievous Ollie then texted his Army-worker friend, from Lisburn, the next day pretending to be the mystery woman and even arranged to meet up with her for a date. The friend thought he was texting the unnamed woman for two days, sprinkling his messages with endearments and calling her 'babe' before Ollie took pity on him and broke the news during a Facetime chat.

He sent: 'Hi it's

OPTIONS:
- Army from last night from Kelly's,' adding that he hoped she   got home safely after the drunken evening.
- Facetime from last night from Kelly's,' adding that he hoped she   got home safely after the drunken evening.
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Given Manny Pacquiao is on his show next week it's just as well Jimmy Kimmel didn't offend the Filipino fighter with his rendition of his inspirational ballad Lalaban Ako Para Sa Filipino. On his show Jimmy Kimmel Live the comedian sang an excerpt of the song, penned and recorded by Pacquiao to be his walk-out music for the richest fight of all time against Floyd Mayweather. Kimmel's appreciation of the song, an earnest work dedicated to Pacquiao's fellow Filipinos and with footage after the devastating Typhoon Haiyan in the video, appeared tongue in cheek. Manny Pacquiao wrote and recorded Lalaban Ako Para Sa Filipino for his walk-out music when he fights Floyd Mayweather and US talk show host Jimmel Kimmel has performed it on his live show

After Kimmel's effort sung in the Tagalog, a language spoken by about 57 million of the

OPTIONS:
- Filipino' more than 98 million people, went viral Pacman took to Twitter to thank the comedian for singing his song.
- Filipinos' more than 98 million people, went viral Pacman took to Twitter to thank the comedian for singing his song.
- Floyd Mayweather' more than 98 million people, went viral Pacman took to Twitter to thank the comedian for singing his song.
- Floyd Mayweather Jr' more than 98 million people, went viral Pacman took to Twitter to thank the comedian for singing his song.
- Jimmel Kimmel' more than 98 million people, went viral Pacman took to Twitter to thank the comedian for singing his song.
- Jimmy Kimmel' more than 98 million people, went viral Pacman took to Twitter to thank the comedian for singing his song.
- Jimmy Kimmel Live' more than 98 million people, went viral Pacman took to Twitter to thank the comedian for singing his song.
- Kimmel' more than 98 million people, went viral Pacman took to Twitter to thank the comedian for singing his song.
- Lalaban Ako' more than 98 million people, went viral Pacman took to Twitter to thank the comedian for singing his song.
- Lalaban Ako Para Sa Filipino' more than 98 million people, went viral Pacman took to Twitter to thank the comedian for singing his song.
- Las Vegas' more than 98 million people, went viral Pacman took to Twitter to thank the comedian for singing his song.
- Manny Pacquiao' more than 98 million people, went viral Pacman took to Twitter to thank the comedian for singing his song.
- Nevada' more than 98 million people, went viral Pacman took to Twitter to thank the comedian for singing his song.
- Pacquiao' more than 98 million people, went viral Pacman took to Twitter to thank the comedian for singing his song.
- Tagalog' more than 98 million people, went viral Pacman took to Twitter to thank the comedian for singing his song.
- Twitter' more than 98 million people, went viral Pacman took to Twitter to thank the comedian for singing his song.
- Typhoon Haiyan' more than 98 million people, went viral Pacman took to Twitter to thank the comedian for singing his song.
- US' more than 98 million people, went viral Pacman took to Twitter to thank the comedian for singing his song.


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Novak Djokovic celebrated his first wedding anniversary on Sunday by stopping Roger Federer's glorious run at this year's Wimbledon and winning a third singles title. The 28-year-old Serb took just under three hours to triumph 7-6, 6-7, 6-4, 6-3 and then extolled the virtues of marriage and fatherhood on what became a day of double joy. With wife Jelena watching, Djokovic equalled the Wimbledon tally of his coach Boris Becker and hauled himself to a ninth Grand Slam title, despite a rain delay and losing a magnificent second-set tiebreak. 'Ever since I got married and became a father, I haven't lost many matches and have won many tournaments,' he said. 'I suggest to every player, get married and have kids and enjoy this.

'It was always something I wanted to do for celebration when I was a child, dreaming of winning

OPTIONS:
- Boris Becker.
- Champions Dinner.
- Djokovic.
- Federer.
- Grand Slam.
- Guildhall.
- Jelena.
- London.
- Novak Djokovic.
- Roger Federer.
- Serb.
- Stefan Edberg.
- Wimbledon.


How does the sentence end?

Hundreds of fishermen race to be rescued from an isolated Indonesian island where many were enslaved to catch seafood for Western restaurants in these remarkable images. Indonesian officials probing labor abuses told the migrant workers today they were allowing them to leave for another island by boat out of concern for their safety. More than 300 fishermen emerged from nearby trawlers, villages and even the jungle to make the trip, having been kept like slaves at the Pusaka Benjina Resources fishing company compound. They were finally being rescued by the Indonesian Fisheries Ministry after officials issued a moratorium on fishing to crack down on poaching.

The delegation said security in

OPTIONS:
- Benjina is limited, with only two Indonesian navy officials stationed there.
- Cambodia is limited, with only two Indonesian navy officials stationed there.
- Indonesia is limited, with only two Indonesian navy officials stationed there.
- Indonesian is limited, with only two Indonesian navy officials stationed there.
- Indonesian Fisheries Ministry is limited, with only two Indonesian navy officials stationed there.
- Myanmar is limited, with only two Indonesian navy officials stationed there.
- Pusaka Benjina Resources is limited, with only two Indonesian navy officials stationed there.
- Thailand is limited, with only two Indonesian navy officials stationed there.
- Western is limited, with only two Indonesian navy officials stationed there.


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Washington (CNN) Jeb Bush endorsed Ted Cruz on Wednesday morning, calling his former rival for the Republican presidential nomination a "principled conservative" and urging fellow Republicans to reject Donald Trump as the next GOP nominee. "Ted is a consistent, principled conservative who has demonstrated the ability to appeal to voters and win primary contests," Bush said in a statement provided to CNN. "Washington is broken, and the only way Republicans can hope to win back the White House and put our nation on a better path is to support a nominee who can articulate how conservative policies will help people rise up and reach their full potential."

Bush's endorsement of the Texas senator comes one month after he ended his own bid for the GOP presidential nomination -- a campaign that failed to gain support in the shadow of

OPTIONS:
- Bush's oversized personality and a fractured field that, at one time, had 17 Republican candidates actively pursuing the White House.
- CNN's oversized personality and a fractured field that, at one time, had 17 Republican candidates actively pursuing the White House.
- Cruz's oversized personality and a fractured field that, at one time, had 17 Republican candidates actively pursuing the White House.
- Donald Trump's oversized personality and a fractured field that, at one time, had 17 Republican candidates actively pursuing the White House.
- GOP's oversized personality and a fractured field that, at one time, had 17 Republican candidates actively pursuing the White House.
- Jeb Bush's oversized personality and a fractured field that, at one time, had 17 Republican candidates actively pursuing the White House.
- Republican's oversized personality and a fractured field that, at one time, had 17 Republican candidates actively pursuing the White House.
- Republicans's oversized personality and a fractured field that, at one time, had 17 Republican candidates actively pursuing the White House.
- Ted's oversized personality and a fractured field that, at one time, had 17 Republican candidates actively pursuing the White House.
- Ted Cruz's oversized personality and a fractured field that, at one time, had 17 Republican candidates actively pursuing the White House.
- Washington's oversized personality and a fractured field that, at one time, had 17 Republican candidates actively pursuing the White House.
- White House's oversized personality and a fractured field that, at one time, had 17 Republican candidates actively pursuing the White House.


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BEIJING, China (CNN) -- Fireworks, athletes and pageantry on a scale never before seen in the Olympics opened the Summer Games in Beijing on Friday as the Asian nation kicked off the biggest and most scrutinized Games in history. Fans celebrate the Opening Ceremony of the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China, on Friday. Chinese President Hu Jintao declared the Olympics officially open, retired Chinese gymnastics champion Li Ning was carried through the air to light the Olympic cauldron, and pyrotechnics exploded throughout Beijing as the crowd of 91,000 at National Stadium cheered wildly. It was a stunning display from the nation of 1.3 billion people. Some media observers believe that the Opening Ceremony may be the most-watched television event in history.

Watch why the Olympics mean so much for the

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- 2008 Olympic Games »
- Asian »
- BEIJING »
- Beijing »
- CNN »
- China »
- Chinese »
- Hu Jintao »
- Li Ning »
- National Stadium »
- Olympic »
- Olympics »
- Olympics Opening »
- Opening Ceremony »
- Summer Games »


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump quipped about his tax returns Wednesday while meeting with a bipartisan group of senators on tax reform, according to multiple sources. A source familiar with the meeting said that Trump flippantly made a comment along the lines of "'you might see my taxes one day'" or "'maybe I'll release them one day, who knows?'" Sen. Bill Cassidy, a Louisiana Republican, was in the meeting and confirmed the remark. "He just mentioned his tax returns. Everybody knows the controversies, everybody chuckled," Cassidy said, describing it as a nonchalant comment. "So I wouldn't take it too seriously," he added.

Another source briefed on the meeting confirmed

OPTIONS:
- Bill Cassidy made the comment and said there was "nervous laughter" in the room.
- CNN made the comment and said there was "nervous laughter" in the room.
- Cassidy made the comment and said there was "nervous laughter" in the room.
- Donald Trump made the comment and said there was "nervous laughter" in the room.
- Louisiana made the comment and said there was "nervous laughter" in the room.
- Republican made the comment and said there was "nervous laughter" in the room.
- Trump made the comment and said there was "nervous laughter" in the room.
- Washington made the comment and said there was "nervous laughter" in the room.


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(CNN) Thirty-one athletes hoping to compete at August's Olympics tested positive for banned substances at the 2008 Beijing Games and could now be ruled out of Rio, the International Olympic Committee says. The IOC didn't reveal where the athletes came from or their names, but said 12 countries and six different sports were involved. The ruling body said its executive board "agreed unanimously to initiate proceedings immediately, with the 12 (national Olympic committees) concerned informed in the coming days." "All those athletes infringing from anti-doping rules will be banned from competing at the Olympic Games Rio 2016," it added. Tuesday's revelation only thickens the black cloud surrounding drugs and the Olympics, much of it involving Russia -- whose track-and-field athletes were banned from competing from Rio this year due to regular doping in the past.

"By stopping so many doped athletes from participating in Rio we are showing once more our determination to protect the integrity of the Olympic competitions, including the Rio anti-doping laboratory, so that the

OPTIONS:
- Beijing Games magic can unfold in Rio de Janeiro."
- IOC magic can unfold in Rio de Janeiro."
- International Olympic Committee magic can unfold in Rio de Janeiro."
- London magic can unfold in Rio de Janeiro."
- Olympic magic can unfold in Rio de Janeiro."
- Olympic Games Rio magic can unfold in Rio de Janeiro."
- Olympics magic can unfold in Rio de Janeiro."
- Rio magic can unfold in Rio de Janeiro."
- Rio Games magic can unfold in Rio de Janeiro."
- Russia magic can unfold in Rio de Janeiro."


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(CNN) Since the headline-grabbing murder of American journalist James Foley by ISIS militants in August 2014, the world has been regularly confronted with a modern form of an ancient, horrifying method of execution. British and American aid workers, Japanese and American journalists, Kurdish and Syrian soldiers, Egyptian and Ethiopian Christians and an alleged Russian spy were among those who followed in Foley's wake: their gruesome beheadings documented on camera and disseminated as propaganda to a global online audience. Canadian John Ridsdel, held by the Philippines-based, ISIS-allied jihadist group Abu Sayyaf since he was abducted in September, is the latest victim to be murdered in this way.

For many, a baffling aspect to the executions has been how such overweening brutality could win support for the

OPTIONS:
- Abu Sayyaf cause.
- Academic cause.
- American cause.
- British cause.
- CNN cause.
- Canadian cause.
- Egyptian cause.
- Ethiopian Christians cause.
- Foley cause.
- ISIS cause.
- James Foley cause.
- Japanese cause.
- John Ridsdel cause.
- Kurdish cause.
- Philippines cause.
- Russian cause.
- Syrian cause.


How does this story end?

(CNN) -- One of the most valuable routes in the airline industry is the one that joins New York to London. It is the world's busiest route, one particularly frequented by business travelers, and currently, it is dominated by United Airlines. All that is set to change, thanks to a pivotal partnership between Delta Airlines and Virgin Atlantic. Last month, the two airlines unveiled a codeshare agreement across 108 routes, with Delta acquiring a 49% share of the British carrier. For Delta, the deal provides access to a market that, though lucrative, has been difficult for them to crack. "Heathrow is the most important destination for the U.S. business traveler, and we've not been able to provide the global frequency that our customers need," admits Edward Bastian, Delta's president. "Virgin was the best way to get to them."

"The

OPTIONS:
- Atlantic brand and Virgin style is one of the things that attracted Delta to us in the first place," he says.
- British brand and Virgin style is one of the things that attracted Delta to us in the first place," he says.
- CNN brand and Virgin style is one of the things that attracted Delta to us in the first place," he says.
- Delta brand and Virgin style is one of the things that attracted Delta to us in the first place," he says.
- Delta Airlines brand and Virgin style is one of the things that attracted Delta to us in the first place," he says.
- Edward Bastian brand and Virgin style is one of the things that attracted Delta to us in the first place," he says.
- Heathrow brand and Virgin style is one of the things that attracted Delta to us in the first place," he says.
- London brand and Virgin style is one of the things that attracted Delta to us in the first place," he says.
- New York brand and Virgin style is one of the things that attracted Delta to us in the first place," he says.
- U.S. brand and Virgin style is one of the things that attracted Delta to us in the first place," he says.
- UK brand and Virgin style is one of the things that attracted Delta to us in the first place," he says.
- United Airlines brand and Virgin style is one of the things that attracted Delta to us in the first place," he says.
- Virgin brand and Virgin style is one of the things that attracted Delta to us in the first place," he says.
- Virgin Atlantic brand and Virgin style is one of the things that attracted Delta to us in the first place," he says.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump is known for his blunt talk -- on everything ranging from trade to immigration and the fight against ISIS. But throughout the 2016 campaign, and now in the White House, there's one topic that he's been less forthcoming about -- Russia's role interfering in the US election. He's answered questions about attempts to hack the 2016 election many different ways throughout the campaign and since ascending to the presidency -- even speculating during a debate last year that it "could be someone sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pounds." The unanimous assessment of the US intelligence community is clear: Russia orchestrated a series of hacks and cyberattacks to meddle in the 2016 election and help Trump beat Hillary Clinton. Intelligence agencies have not concluded that Russian efforts made a difference in the election result.

Intelligence heads briefed

OPTIONS:
- CNN on Russian hacking and the dossier, CNN reported, and Trump again declined to say clearly that Russia was behind the election-related hacks
- Donald Trump on Russian hacking and the dossier, CNN reported, and Trump again declined to say clearly that Russia was behind the election-related hacks
- Hillary Clinton on Russian hacking and the dossier, CNN reported, and Trump again declined to say clearly that Russia was behind the election-related hacks
- ISIS on Russian hacking and the dossier, CNN reported, and Trump again declined to say clearly that Russia was behind the election-related hacks
- Russia on Russian hacking and the dossier, CNN reported, and Trump again declined to say clearly that Russia was behind the election-related hacks
- Russian on Russian hacking and the dossier, CNN reported, and Trump again declined to say clearly that Russia was behind the election-related hacks
- Spicer on Russian hacking and the dossier, CNN reported, and Trump again declined to say clearly that Russia was behind the election-related hacks
- Trump on Russian hacking and the dossier, CNN reported, and Trump again declined to say clearly that Russia was behind the election-related hacks
- US on Russian hacking and the dossier, CNN reported, and Trump again declined to say clearly that Russia was behind the election-related hacks
- Washington on Russian hacking and the dossier, CNN reported, and Trump again declined to say clearly that Russia was behind the election-related hacks
- White House on Russian hacking and the dossier, CNN reported, and Trump again declined to say clearly that Russia was behind the election-related hacks


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) The daughter of the woman at the center of South Korea's presidential corruption scandal has been arrested in Denmark after months in hiding, according to special prosecutors. An arrest warrant was issued for Chung Yoo-ra -- daughter of Choi Soon-sil -- in December for alleged interference of business. Choi was a friend and informal adviser to South Korean President Park Geun-hye, and has been described as a Rasputin-like character to the leader. Chung was taken into custody Sunday night in the northern Danish city of Aalborg by North Jutland Police and appeared in court Monday. She was remanded in custody for four weeks.

After weeks of protest,

OPTIONS:
- Aalborg's parliament voted on December 9 to impeach Park.
- Choi's parliament voted on December 9 to impeach Park.
- Choi Soon's parliament voted on December 9 to impeach Park.
- Chung's parliament voted on December 9 to impeach Park.
- Chung Yoo's parliament voted on December 9 to impeach Park.
- Danish's parliament voted on December 9 to impeach Park.
- Denmark's parliament voted on December 9 to impeach Park.
- North Jutland Police's parliament voted on December 9 to impeach Park.
- Park Geun's parliament voted on December 9 to impeach Park.
- Rasputin's parliament voted on December 9 to impeach Park.
- South Korea's parliament voted on December 9 to impeach Park.
- South Korean's parliament voted on December 9 to impeach Park.


What's the most logical way to complete this passage?

Cairo (CNN) The search for EgyptAir Flight 804 is continuing after reports that the plane's wreckage had been found turned out to be false. When searchers got close to debris found in the Mediterranean Sea they realized it didn't come from the missing airliner, EgyptAir's Vice Chairman Ahmed Adel told CNN. The Airbus A320, which had 66 people on board, disappeared early Thursday as it flew from Paris to Cairo. Earlier, Adel told CNN's Christiane Amanpour that the plane's wreckage had been found. "We stand corrected on finding the wreckage because what we identified is not a part of our plane. So the search and rescue is still going on," Adel told CNN's "The Lead with Jake Tapper."

It's unclear whether those objects were part of the wreckage described by

OPTIONS:
- Adel.
- Ahmed Adel.
- Airbus A320.
- Australia.
- British.
- CNN.
- Cairo.
- Christiane Amanpour.
- Debris.
- EgyptAir.
- Flight 804.
- Jake Tapper.
- Mediterranean Sea.
- Paris.
- The Lead.


How does this story end?

Los Angeles (CNN) -- Oscar-winning actor Javier Bardem calls Israel's treatment of Palestinians "genocide," while "Wonder Woman" actress Gal Gadot sends her "love and prayers" to Israeli soldiers in Gaza. One Direction singer Zayn Malik, a Muslim born in England, received online death threats for tweeting #FreePalestine, a hashtag that Barbados-born singer Rihanna also tweeted but quickly deleted. Celebs are using social media accounts, which are essential for building their show business brands, as political platforms that can cause a negative buzz. Veteran Hollywood publicist Michael Levine cautions clients to be careful about stepping into the public relations controversies that surround any comment on the Israel-Gaza crisis.

OPTIONS:
- Barbados's condemnation of Israel was not a spontaneous or accidental message.
- CNN's condemnation of Israel was not a spontaneous or accidental message.
- England's condemnation of Israel was not a spontaneous or accidental message.
- FreePalestine's condemnation of Israel was not a spontaneous or accidental message.
- Gal Gadot's condemnation of Israel was not a spontaneous or accidental message.
- Gaza's condemnation of Israel was not a spontaneous or accidental message.
- Hamas's condemnation of Israel was not a spontaneous or accidental message.
- Hollywood's condemnation of Israel was not a spontaneous or accidental message.
- Israel's condemnation of Israel was not a spontaneous or accidental message.
- Israeli's condemnation of Israel was not a spontaneous or accidental message.
- Javier Bardem's condemnation of Israel was not a spontaneous or accidental message.
- Los Angeles's condemnation of Israel was not a spontaneous or accidental message.
- Michael Levine's condemnation of Israel was not a spontaneous or accidental message.
- One Direction's condemnation of Israel was not a spontaneous or accidental message.
- Oscar's condemnation of Israel was not a spontaneous or accidental message.
- Palestinians's condemnation of Israel was not a spontaneous or accidental message.
- Rihanna's condemnation of Israel was not a spontaneous or accidental message.
- Spanish's condemnation of Israel was not a spontaneous or accidental message.
- Twitter's condemnation of Israel was not a spontaneous or accidental message.
- Wonder Woman's condemnation of Israel was not a spontaneous or accidental message.
- Zayn Malik's condemnation of Israel was not a spontaneous or accidental message.


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MoscowAnna Alimova works on the front lines of Russia's growing HIV epidemic. On a Friday night, the mother of two with a shock of bright pink hair stands outside a 24-hour pharmacy in a leafy Moscow neighborhood. She cheerfully offers plastic bags full of clean syringes to Russians dashing into and out of the store. "Mostly drug users have hepatitis," she says. "And many of them have HIV." According to the United Nations' UNAIDS program, Russia had the third-highest number of new HIV infections globally in 2015, behind South Africa and Nigeria. Russian government statistics show that more than half of new infections are transmitted through intravenous drug use. And the rate of infection is rising.

Critics argue that legalizing distribution of methadone substitutes for street drugs would simply promote addiction in

OPTIONS:
- HIV society.
- Moscow society.
- MoscowAnna Alimova society.
- Nigeria society.
- Russia society.
- Russian society.
- Russians society.
- South Africa society.
- UNAIDS society.
- United Nations society.


How does this story end?

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

OPTIONS:
- Abdel Fattah al-Sisi supporters have camped out for weeks in crowded Cairo streets, demanding Morsy be reinstated.
- Adly Mansour supporters have camped out for weeks in crowded Cairo streets, demanding Morsy be reinstated.
- Arab supporters have camped out for weeks in crowded Cairo streets, demanding Morsy be reinstated.
- Badr Abdelatty supporters have camped out for weeks in crowded Cairo streets, demanding Morsy be reinstated.
- Barack Obama supporters have camped out for weeks in crowded Cairo streets, demanding Morsy be reinstated.
- Brotherhood supporters have camped out for weeks in crowded Cairo streets, demanding Morsy be reinstated.
- CNN supporters have camped out for weeks in crowded Cairo streets, demanding Morsy be reinstated.
- Cairo supporters have camped out for weeks in crowded Cairo streets, demanding Morsy be reinstated.
- Egypt supporters have camped out for weeks in crowded Cairo streets, demanding Morsy be reinstated.
- Egyptian supporters have camped out for weeks in crowded Cairo streets, demanding Morsy be reinstated.
- Graham supporters have camped out for weeks in crowded Cairo streets, demanding Morsy be reinstated.
- Israel supporters have camped out for weeks in crowded Cairo streets, demanding Morsy be reinstated.
- John McCain supporters have camped out for weeks in crowded Cairo streets, demanding Morsy be reinstated.
- Lindsey Graham supporters have camped out for weeks in crowded Cairo streets, demanding Morsy be reinstated.
- McCain supporters have camped out for weeks in crowded Cairo streets, demanding Morsy be reinstated.
- Morsy supporters have camped out for weeks in crowded Cairo streets, demanding Morsy be reinstated.
- Muslim supporters have camped out for weeks in crowded Cairo streets, demanding Morsy be reinstated.
- Muslim Brotherhood supporters have camped out for weeks in crowded Cairo streets, demanding Morsy be reinstated.
- Nabil Fahmy supporters have camped out for weeks in crowded Cairo streets, demanding Morsy be reinstated.
- Republican supporters have camped out for weeks in crowded Cairo streets, demanding Morsy be reinstated.
- South Carolina supporters have camped out for weeks in crowded Cairo streets, demanding Morsy be reinstated.
- State of the Union supporters have camped out for weeks in crowded Cairo streets, demanding Morsy be reinstated.
- U.S. supporters have camped out for weeks in crowded Cairo streets, demanding Morsy be reinstated.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Istanbul, Turkey (CNN) Turkish citizens arrived en masse in Istanbul on Sunday, after marching 250 miles over three-and-a-half weeks to demand the government loosen its stranglehold on the country's democracy. Kemal Kilicdaroglu, leader of the opposition Republican People's Party (CHP), finished the last kilometer of his long trek alone and was met with huge applause and chants of "Rights! Law! Justice!" as he entered Maltepe Square. The square was packed to its seams and many attendees and marchers gave up trying to enter the rally, instead joining in on the chants from grassy patches outside the square. "We need justice and democracy. That's why we have been in the roads for days," said Fadime Özbudak, a 47-year-old housewife. "It's wonderful here. I couldn't even get inside, but I'm just so happy. ... I've never seen anything like this in Turkey."

She sat on a grassy patch in

OPTIONS:
- CHP, exhausted, her shoes off.
- CNN, exhausted, her shoes off.
- Fadime Özbudak, exhausted, her shoes off.
- Istanbul, exhausted, her shoes off.
- Kemal Kilicdaroglu, exhausted, her shoes off.
- Maltepe Square, exhausted, her shoes off.
- Republican People's Party, exhausted, her shoes off.
- Turkey, exhausted, her shoes off.
- Turkish, exhausted, her shoes off.


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Atlanta, Georgia (CNN) -- Turn back time, more than 90 years, to a cold case that won't gather dust. It's a classic whodunit, starting with the rape and murder of a 13-year-old girl and ending in a lynching. It was grist for a prosecutor's political aspirations, a case that was appealed all the way to the country's highest court and a story hotly debated in the national press. At the center of it all was Leo Frank, a northern Jew who'd moved to Atlanta to supervise the National Pencil Company factory. When the body of Mary Phagan, a white child laborer, was found in the basement, law enforcement homed in on Frank. He was tried and convicted, based on what most historians say was the perjured testimony of a black man, and sentenced to death. But when the governor commuted his sentence in 1915, about 25 men abducted Frank, 31, from the state prison and hung him from a tree in Marietta, Georgia.

The consensus of historians is that the

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta case was a miscarriage of justice.
- CNN case was a miscarriage of justice.
- Christian case was a miscarriage of justice.
- Frank case was a miscarriage of justice.
- Georgia case was a miscarriage of justice.
- Jew case was a miscarriage of justice.
- Leo Frank case was a miscarriage of justice.
- Marietta case was a miscarriage of justice.
- Mary Phagan case was a miscarriage of justice.
- National Pencil Company case was a miscarriage of justice.
- North vs. South case was a miscarriage of justice.


Write the last sentence in this story.

(CNN) He's the eccentric doctor immortalized in the Netflix documentary Icarus, the whistleblower who exposed what a leading report called a doping "cover-up that operated on an unprecedented scale" in Russia. Now Dr. Grigory Rodchenkov is urging Russia to "do the right thing" and admit it. Russia has consistently denied the claims of Rodchenkov -- the former head of Moscow's anti-doping laboratory -- which formed the basis of the 2016 McLaren Report's conclusions that more than 1,000 athletes benefited from a systematic doping program between 2011 and 2015. The Russian ministry for sport continues to reject the report's findings, though an International Olympic Committee (IOC) panel has, this week, banned a further eight Russian athletes over cheating at the 2014 Sochi Winter Games, taking the total number to 22.

Nor does he seek to do unnecessary harm to

OPTIONS:
- CNN athletes.
- Grigory Rodchenkov athletes.
- IOC athletes.
- Icarus athletes.
- International Olympic Committee athletes.
- McLaren Report athletes.
- Moscow athletes.
- Netflix athletes.
- Rodchenkov athletes.
- Russia athletes.
- Russian athletes.
- Sochi athletes.
- Sochi Winter Games athletes.


Find the right ending to this passage.

SELMA, Alabama -- For almost 60 years, Grace Britton Sweet has had the right to vote. She can vividly recall the day she registered. Grace Britton Sweet, center, was one of a few black Americans who had the right to vote as early as 1953. As an African-American woman living in the South, she was one of a few black Americans who had the right to cast a ballot as early as 1953. In states like Alabama, literacy tests were given as a way to bar African-Americans from voting. If a black person was unable to answer questions such as, "If a person charged with treason denies his guilt, how many persons must testify against him before he can be convicted?" they would be denied the right to vote.

"Because of the media coverage of [

OPTIONS:
- African], it infuriated people," Mants says.
- Alabama], it infuriated people," Mants says.
- American], it infuriated people," Mants says.
- Americans], it infuriated people," Mants says.
- Bloody Sunday], it infuriated people," Mants says.
- Deep South], it infuriated people," Mants says.
- Grace Britton Sweet], it infuriated people," Mants says.
- Mants], it infuriated people," Mants says.
- Obama], it infuriated people," Mants says.
- SELMA], it infuriated people," Mants says.
- South], it infuriated people," Mants says.
- Voting Rights Act of 1965], it infuriated people," Mants says.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) The days following the September 11, 2001, attacks were marked by political solidarity over confronting America's enemies. No longer. As the 15th anniversary of the horrific attacks approaches Sunday, the political world is bitterly divided on how to address terrorism and national security. Donald Trump dominated the GOP primaries after breaking with key elements of his party's post-9/11 ethos. He blamed former President George W. Bush, whose original response to the attacks sent his approval ratings to historic highs, for the terrorist strike. And Trump has proposed banning Muslims from entering the United States. Though he's softened the proposal somewhat in gearing up for the general election, his stance still represents a dramatic departure from Bush's visit to the Islamic Center of Washington, DC, six days after the attacks to proclaim "Islam is peace."

RELATED: Looking back at 9/11,

OPTIONS:
- America feel fear, anger, worry
- Americans feel fear, anger, worry
- Bush feel fear, anger, worry
- DC feel fear, anger, worry
- Donald Trump feel fear, anger, worry
- GOP feel fear, anger, worry
- George W. Bush feel fear, anger, worry
- Islam feel fear, anger, worry
- Islamic Center of Washington feel fear, anger, worry
- Muslims feel fear, anger, worry
- Trump feel fear, anger, worry
- United States feel fear, anger, worry
- Washington feel fear, anger, worry


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The parents of young cancer sufferers now expect to be offered the same treatment as Ashya King, one of his doctors has said. Clinicians are in an ‘impossible situation’ as a result of the King family’s flight to Spain after disagreeing with doctors who were treating him in the UK. Doctors and nurses who treated Ashya King have criticised his parents while speaking out for the first time in a BBC documentary. Scroll down for video Clinicians in an ‘impossible situation’ as a result of King family’s flight to Spain after disagreeing with doctors Ashya was being treated in Southampton when his parents took him from the hospital and fled abroad without telling staff last year.

But cancer experts have told the

OPTIONS:
- Ashya although it appears Ashya is in remission it is far too early to say he has been completely cured.
- Ashya King although it appears Ashya is in remission it is far too early to say he has been completely cured.
- BBC although it appears Ashya is in remission it is far too early to say he has been completely cured.
- King family although it appears Ashya is in remission it is far too early to say he has been completely cured.
- NHS although it appears Ashya is in remission it is far too early to say he has been completely cured.
- Prague although it appears Ashya is in remission it is far too early to say he has been completely cured.
- Southampton although it appears Ashya is in remission it is far too early to say he has been completely cured.
- Spain although it appears Ashya is in remission it is far too early to say he has been completely cured.
- UK although it appears Ashya is in remission it is far too early to say he has been completely cured.


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Lewis Hamilton may not have had it all his own way in Mexico, but the newly-crowned world champion has described the home crowd and atmosphere as the 'most incredible thing I've ever seen'. The Briton sealed his third Formula One crown in Austin last weekend but was stuck behind Nico Rosberg from start to finish  on Sunday. Hamilton, who posed for a selfie with the grid girls after the grand prix, says he had a fun weekend despite slipping to a rare second-place finish. More than 100,000 fans packed into the newly-revamped Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez as the sport returned to Mexico City after a 23-year absence.

OPTIONS:
- Austin has since insisted that he is taking full responsibility for the mistake.
- Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez has since insisted that he is taking full responsibility for the mistake.
- Briton has since insisted that he is taking full responsibility for the mistake.
- Formula One has since insisted that he is taking full responsibility for the mistake.
- Hamilton has since insisted that he is taking full responsibility for the mistake.
- Lewis Hamilton has since insisted that he is taking full responsibility for the mistake.
- Mexican Grand Prix has since insisted that he is taking full responsibility for the mistake.
- Mexico has since insisted that he is taking full responsibility for the mistake.
- Mexico City has since insisted that he is taking full responsibility for the mistake.
- Newly has since insisted that he is taking full responsibility for the mistake.
- Nico Rosberg has since insisted that he is taking full responsibility for the mistake.


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Of all the terrible things a single mother has endured since discovering a malignant tumour in her breast, one of the worst was how to explain to her young daughter that she had cancer. Following her diagnosis in May 2014, 42-year-old City worker Ebba worried most about how six-year-old Lene would take the news. Her greatest fear was that Lene would be left without a mother at a young age, just like her own mother had been. Ebba's grandmother had died of liver cancer when Ebba's mother was only 10. Ebba is proud of how daughter Lene, six, has dealt with her breast cancer diagnosis

OPTIONS:
- City tried to make her hairloss fun for her daughter so it was less traumatic for them both
- Ebba tried to make her hairloss fun for her daughter so it was less traumatic for them both
- Lene tried to make her hairloss fun for her daughter so it was less traumatic for them both
- Test tried to make her hairloss fun for her daughter so it was less traumatic for them both


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The barrister who accused a male solicitor of sexism after he described her photograph as 'stunning' said she had received 'many sexist comments' in her career as a barrister. Charlotte Proudman, 27, made headlines last month when she claimed Alexander Carter-Silk had 'objectified her' with the message he sent on the networking site LinkedIn. She then posted his comments – and her outraged response – on Twitter, telling the married 57-year-old that focusing on women's looks 'silences women's professional attributes as their physical appearance becomes the subject'. Today, Miss Proudman told the Women in the World summit in London that she was 'not asking for it any more than a woman walking down the road in a mini skirt is'.

Speaking on the LinkedIn row,

OPTIONS:
- Alexander Carter said: 'I've received many sexist comments in my work as a barrister.
- Charlotte Proudman said: 'I've received many sexist comments in my work as a barrister.
- LinkedIn said: 'I've received many sexist comments in my work as a barrister.
- London said: 'I've received many sexist comments in my work as a barrister.
- Miss Proudman said: 'I've received many sexist comments in my work as a barrister.
- Silk said: 'I've received many sexist comments in my work as a barrister.
- Twitter said: 'I've received many sexist comments in my work as a barrister.
- Women in the World said: 'I've received many sexist comments in my work as a barrister.


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Samsung famously poked fun at Apple when it emerged its iPhone 6 Plus could bend out of shape in people's pockets. But now the South Korean firm is facing a 'bendgate' controversy of its own after a video emerged claiming to show a similar flaw on the Galaxy S6 Edge. The company has now responded with its own video, demonstrating a three-point bend test on both its Galaxy S6 models. Scroll down for video A video has emerged showing Galaxy S6 Edge bending and shattering under 110lbs (50kg) of pressure. The video was released by third-party warranty firm SquareTrade, and has since been criticised by Samsung

It is a fascinating view of exactly what goes into a modern smartphone - and how

OPTIONS:
- Apple does business.
- Galaxy S6 does business.
- Galaxy S6 Edge does business.
- Samsung does business.
- South Korean does business.
- SquareTrade does business.
- iPhone 6 Plus does business.


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

"In my mind, this was a positive interaction with the

OPTIONS:
- American Association for Clinical Chemistry, and I'm grateful for its collaborative approach.
- CNN, and I'm grateful for its collaborative approach.
- Elizabeth Holmes, and I'm grateful for its collaborative approach.
- FDA, and I'm grateful for its collaborative approach.
- Food and Drug Administration, and I'm grateful for its collaborative approach.
- Sanjay Gupta, and I'm grateful for its collaborative approach.
- Theranos, and I'm grateful for its collaborative approach.
- Zika, and I'm grateful for its collaborative approach.


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Two of the world's most baseball-obsessed nations declared an end to a half-century of hostility six months ago, raising hopes of warmer ties between the home of the Major Leagues and the source of some of its best talent. But the most important act of sports diplomacy since then is taking place on a soccer field. On Tuesday, the New York Cosmos become the first U.S. professional team to play in Cuba since Presidents Raul Castro and Barack Obama announced that they were re-establishing diplomatic relations. Cuban officials said the friendly match against Cuba's national team was a sign of soccer's growing popularity on the island, and an important step in the normalization of the relationship between the U.S. and Cuba.

Forward Maykel Galindo left in 2005 and went on to play for several

OPTIONS:
- America teams.
- Barack Obama teams.
- Chicago Sting teams.
- Cosmos teams.
- Cuba teams.
- Cuban teams.
- Major Leagues teams.
- New York Cosmos teams.
- Now teams.
- Pele teams.
- Raul Castro teams.
- U.S. teams.


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(CNN) Hillary Clinton has advantages heading into the final stretch of the campaign that any presidential candidate would envy: a fleet of popular surrogates, a mountain of cash and an opponent who is often sidetracked by self-inflicted wounds. Yet the Democratic nominee enters this home stretch in a dead heat against Donald Trump, according to a CNN/ORC poll released Tuesday. The close contest heading into the fall underscores Clinton's vulnerabilities on trust and honesty -- and her need to summon a relentless and efficient ground game, even if many of her voters are fueled more by revulsion toward Trump than excitement about her.

She slammed

OPTIONS:
- CNN's character and failure to release his tax returns.
- CNN/ORC's character and failure to release his tax returns.
- Clinton's character and failure to release his tax returns.
- Democratic's character and failure to release his tax returns.
- Donald Trump's character and failure to release his tax returns.
- Hillary Clinton's character and failure to release his tax returns.
- ORC's character and failure to release his tax returns.
- Trump's character and failure to release his tax returns.


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(CNN) -- The folks at Amazon and Google must have been wringing their hands on Monday when Apple CEO Steve Jobs showed off a new service called iTunes Match. That all-important "one more thing" from Apple's software presentation is part of the iCloud Web application and storage suite. It was a coup of sorts -- and Apple's win over competitors could be attributed to Jobs' experience at Pixar Animation Studios, which he co-founded. Here's what Apple pulled off: With a free iCloud account, all songs purchased from iTunes can be accessed from any Apple gadget or computer with iTunes installed. (Amazon has done something similar with Cloud Drive.)

So it was perhaps Jobs' expertise from

OPTIONS:
- Amazon, during his exodus period from Apple, that has given him the edge to secure risky deals with entertainment giants first.
- Apple, during his exodus period from Apple, that has given him the edge to secure risky deals with entertainment giants first.
- CNN, during his exodus period from Apple, that has given him the edge to secure risky deals with entertainment giants first.
- Cloud Drive, during his exodus period from Apple, that has given him the edge to secure risky deals with entertainment giants first.
- Google, during his exodus period from Apple, that has given him the edge to secure risky deals with entertainment giants first.
- Jobs, during his exodus period from Apple, that has given him the edge to secure risky deals with entertainment giants first.
- Pixar Animation Studios, during his exodus period from Apple, that has given him the edge to secure risky deals with entertainment giants first.
- Steve Jobs, during his exodus period from Apple, that has given him the edge to secure risky deals with entertainment giants first.
- iCloud, during his exodus period from Apple, that has given him the edge to secure risky deals with entertainment giants first.
- iTunes, during his exodus period from Apple, that has given him the edge to secure risky deals with entertainment giants first.
- iTunes Match, during his exodus period from Apple, that has given him the edge to secure risky deals with entertainment giants first.


A pensioner who took an indecent photo of a young child and sent it to a man she met online has been jailed. Muriel Melville, 73, from Dunfermline in Fife, shared the image with Michael Leith, 48, during an exchange of messages between the pair. Leith, from Cumbria, was jailed for 18 months after pleading guilty last month to inciting Melville to do so. At the High Court in Edinburgh today, Melville was given an extended sentence of four years and four months after earlier admitting sexually assaulting the child. The pensioner wept in the dock as Judge Lord Brailsford said two years and four months were to be spent in custody.

'Encouraged by Leith,

OPTIONS:
- Cumbria exploited a defenceless child and then shared the abuse online.
- Dunfermline exploited a defenceless child and then shared the abuse online.
- Edinburgh exploited a defenceless child and then shared the abuse online.
- Fife exploited a defenceless child and then shared the abuse online.
- High Court exploited a defenceless child and then shared the abuse online.
- Leith exploited a defenceless child and then shared the abuse online.
- Lord Brailsford exploited a defenceless child and then shared the abuse online.
- Melville exploited a defenceless child and then shared the abuse online.
- Michael Leith exploited a defenceless child and then shared the abuse online.
- Muriel Melville exploited a defenceless child and then shared the abuse online.


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A woman with a passionate interest in paranormal activity has revealed that she has a collection of more than 100 haunted dolls - which she loves so much that she would actually choose them over her partner. Ashley Nicole-Fine, 24, from Leeds, Alabama, has an entire room of her house dedicated to her extensive collection of spirited dolls, which has taken 12 years to build up, because her boyfriend banned her from keeping them in the bedroom - after claiming two of them attacked him in his sleep. According to Ms Nicole-Fine, two of her dolls are haunted by the spirits of women who were murdered by their boyfriends, and therefore hate all men - including her partner Phillip Baston, 25.

She was generally unperturbed by her daughter's interest in the paranormal - unlike other family members who Ms Nicole-

OPTIONS:
- Alabama said has always been deeply uncomfortable with it.
- Ashley Nicole said has always been deeply uncomfortable with it.
- Fine said has always been deeply uncomfortable with it.
- Leeds said has always been deeply uncomfortable with it.
- Nicole said has always been deeply uncomfortable with it.
- Phillip Baston said has always been deeply uncomfortable with it.


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A little over 24 hours after Manchester City's 4-1 humiliation at the hands of Liverpool, both sets of players were reunited at James Milner's charity ball on Sunday night. Milner, who left the Etihad to sign for Liverpool on a free transfer during the summer, organised the 'Nightmare before Christmas' gala event at EventCity in Manchester. The James Milner Foundation supports a number of charities including Bloodwise, Help for Heroes and the NSPCC. Sturridge arrived at James Milner's charity ball wearing a lavish gold timepiece worth £69,800. The Liverpool striker was sporting the Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar by luxury watch maker Audemars Piguet.

Milner made a winning return to his old ground as

OPTIONS:
- Audemars Piguet's outfit stormed to an emphatic victory at the Etihad.
- Bloodwise's outfit stormed to an emphatic victory at the Etihad.
- City's outfit stormed to an emphatic victory at the Etihad.
- Etihad's outfit stormed to an emphatic victory at the Etihad.
- Etihad Stadium's outfit stormed to an emphatic victory at the Etihad.
- EventCity's outfit stormed to an emphatic victory at the Etihad.
- Gegenpressing's outfit stormed to an emphatic victory at the Etihad.
- Help for Heroes's outfit stormed to an emphatic victory at the Etihad.
- James Milner's outfit stormed to an emphatic victory at the Etihad.
- James Milner Foundation's outfit stormed to an emphatic victory at the Etihad.
- Klopp's outfit stormed to an emphatic victory at the Etihad.
- Liverpool's outfit stormed to an emphatic victory at the Etihad.
- Manchester's outfit stormed to an emphatic victory at the Etihad.
- Manchester City's outfit stormed to an emphatic victory at the Etihad.
- Milner's outfit stormed to an emphatic victory at the Etihad.
- NSPCC's outfit stormed to an emphatic victory at the Etihad.
- Philippe Coutinho's outfit stormed to an emphatic victory at the Etihad.
- Reds's outfit stormed to an emphatic victory at the Etihad.
- Roberto Firmino's outfit stormed to an emphatic victory at the Etihad.
- Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar's outfit stormed to an emphatic victory at the Etihad.
- Sturridge's outfit stormed to an emphatic victory at the Etihad.


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(CNN) Bud Collins, the legendary tennis writer who was the first newspaper scribe to regularly appear on sports broadcasts, died Friday. He was 86. Collins was beloved for his cheerful and enthusiastic coverage of a sport he covered for almost 50 years. Jon Wertheim of Sports Illustrated writes of him: "He covered the sport like no one before or since. Funny but smart. Sometimes earnestly, other times lightheartedly." Collins literally wrote the history of tennis -- a book entitled "The Bud Collins History of Tennis: An Authoritative Encyclopedia and Record Book." Other tennis writers who had a question about the sport's history or the significance of an event would rely on Collins. He himself was an encyclopedia.

I, like many, will miss you terribly ... RIP

OPTIONS:
- An Authoritative Encyclopedia."
- Bud Collins."
- Bud Collins History of Tennis."
- Collins."
- Jon Wertheim."
- Muhammad Ali."
- Record Book."
- Sports Illustrated."


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Behavioural ‘training’ has been proven to banish the embarrassing tics seen in young patients with Tourette’s syndrome (TS). Experts at Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital (GOSH) say sufferers can be trained to control involuntary body movements – which can include blinking, head-jerking and grimacing – and reduce their incidence by a third. ‘We’re not saying this is a cure, but it will give people tools so they can live a normal life such as going to school and seeing friends,’ says Dr Tara Murphy, a consultant psychologist at GOSH. The treatment works by a therapist asking a child to rate their tics and select the most annoying. They are then taught how to build up awareness of when that tic is likely to occur.

Though the

OPTIONS:
- GOSH findings are based on a study of children, psychologists say that adults can also benefit.
- Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital findings are based on a study of children, psychologists say that adults can also benefit.
- TS findings are based on a study of children, psychologists say that adults can also benefit.
- Tara Murphy findings are based on a study of children, psychologists say that adults can also benefit.
- Tourette's findings are based on a study of children, psychologists say that adults can also benefit.
- Tourette’s findings are based on a study of children, psychologists say that adults can also benefit.
- UK findings are based on a study of children, psychologists say that adults can also benefit.


The full extent of notorious gang leader El Chapo's astonishing escape has been revealed by satellite images of the area surrounding the top security Mexican jail. Aerial images of the jail and the surrounding countryside reveal just how complex the escape operation was, as a construction site sprang up over the course of a year just a mile from the Altiplano jail. Given the sheer size of the operation, questions are being asked as to how no one at the jail reported noticing anything out of the ordinary. Billionaire cartel leader Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman began his escape at 8.52pm on Saturday.

A couple who live next to the end of

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- Altiplano's escape tunnel have revealed how a mysterious neighbour who called himself 'El Pastor' moved into the area six months ago and claimed he was building a house.
- El Chapo's escape tunnel have revealed how a mysterious neighbour who called himself 'El Pastor' moved into the area six months ago and claimed he was building a house.
- Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman's escape tunnel have revealed how a mysterious neighbour who called himself 'El Pastor' moved into the area six months ago and claimed he was building a house.
- Mexican's escape tunnel have revealed how a mysterious neighbour who called himself 'El Pastor' moved into the area six months ago and claimed he was building a house.
- Sinaloa Cartel's escape tunnel have revealed how a mysterious neighbour who called himself 'El Pastor' moved into the area six months ago and claimed he was building a house.


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(CNN) President Donald Trump is under fire again, this time for his firing of former FBI Director James Comey. But many of his supporters aren't joining the outcry. CNN spoke to Trump backers across the country, and while some of them expressed surprise at Comey's ouster, few said it changed their image of the leader of the free world. Here's what they had to say: Jake Lee, business owner Lee, 46, of West Hollywood, California, said he believes Trump made "the right decision" in axing Comey. "As far as the Comey thing goes, I think he gave him plenty of chances. I think what became the last straw was when he (Comey) made that statement about the classified emails showing up on (Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin's and her husband, former Congressman Anthony Weiner's) laptop. You can't have rules for the elitist ruling class and not have those rules apply to everybody else. I think in my opinion that was part of (Trump's) decision. The guy likes to run a tight ship."

Preisendorf thinks Comey should've been fired in 2016 during the

OPTIONS:
- Anthony Weiner email flap and that it's obvious that Trump fired Comey "just to protect himself.
- CNN email flap and that it's obvious that Trump fired Comey "just to protect himself.
- California email flap and that it's obvious that Trump fired Comey "just to protect himself.
- Comey email flap and that it's obvious that Trump fired Comey "just to protect himself.
- Donald Trump email flap and that it's obvious that Trump fired Comey "just to protect himself.
- FBI email flap and that it's obvious that Trump fired Comey "just to protect himself.
- Hillary Clinton email flap and that it's obvious that Trump fired Comey "just to protect himself.
- Huma Abedin email flap and that it's obvious that Trump fired Comey "just to protect himself.
- Jake Lee email flap and that it's obvious that Trump fired Comey "just to protect himself.
- James Comey email flap and that it's obvious that Trump fired Comey "just to protect himself.
- Kentucky email flap and that it's obvious that Trump fired Comey "just to protect himself.
- Lee email flap and that it's obvious that Trump fired Comey "just to protect himself.
- Trump email flap and that it's obvious that Trump fired Comey "just to protect himself.
- West Hollywood email flap and that it's obvious that Trump fired Comey "just to protect himself.


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A grandfather 'used like a football' by hooligans was today in a coma and fighting for life after a matchday pub brawl that police broke up using CS gas. Cambridge United supporter Simon Dobbin, 42, was found on the ground with serious head injuries following the fight involving about 15 people after his side’s match at Southend United in Essex. Football fans have already raised more than £5,000 towards transport and accommodation costs for Mr Dobbin’s family, who are travelling from Mildenhall, Suffolk, to visit him in Southend Hospital. Scroll down for video Brain damage: Father-of-three Simon Dobbin (left), who is married to Nicole (right), 43, also suffered damaged hips, broken ribs and a broken nose in the attack - and he is now on a life-support machine

Please send a prayer to

OPTIONS:
- CS for a full recovery.’
- Cambridge for a full recovery.’
- Cambridge United for a full recovery.’
- Dobbin for a full recovery.’
- Essex for a full recovery.’
- Mildenhall for a full recovery.’
- Nicole for a full recovery.’
- Simon Dobbin for a full recovery.’
- Southend for a full recovery.’
- Southend Hospital for a full recovery.’
- Southend United for a full recovery.’
- Suffolk for a full recovery.’


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A Chinese mother who never gave up hope of finding her beloved son cried tears of joy as she was finally reunited with him - 26 years after child traffickers snatched the four-year-old from the street. Lan Mingxi's son Li Wei vanished in September 1989, taken from the street by two strangers who no one ever saw again. His disappearance left Mingxi distraught, and over the years she did all she could to find her little boy, writing nearly 10,000 letters and appearing on television countless times, always holding the only photo she had of Wei, taken when he was three years old.

Luck: The picture was seen by one of

OPTIONS:
- Chinese's friends, who thought they could be the same person.
- Lan Mingxi's friends, who thought they could be the same person.
- Li Wei's friends, who thought they could be the same person.
- Mingxi's friends, who thought they could be the same person.
- Wei's friends, who thought they could be the same person.


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Prince Carl-Philip and his new wife Princess Sofia have made their first public appearance as a married couple since their wedding at the end of June. The two, who married in a lavish ceremony at the Chapel Royal at Stockholm's Royal Palace, have spent the last three weeks on their honeymoon in Fiji. Now back in Sweden, former glamour model Sofia spent Saturday watching her new husband compete in the Scandinavian Touring Car Championships in Falkenberg. Dressed in a simple blue cardigan and silk tank top, the 30-year-old appeared tanned and happy as she stood on the sidelines with the couple's border terrier Siri.

Since then, however, Sofia has gone out of her way to tone down her image while

OPTIONS:
- Carl-Philip has hit the headlines for antics of his own - not least his infamous 'wild summer' of 2012.
- Chapel Royal-Philip has hit the headlines for antics of his own - not least his infamous 'wild summer' of 2012.
- Falkenberg-Philip has hit the headlines for antics of his own - not least his infamous 'wild summer' of 2012.
- Fiji-Philip has hit the headlines for antics of his own - not least his infamous 'wild summer' of 2012.
- Laucana Island-Philip has hit the headlines for antics of his own - not least his infamous 'wild summer' of 2012.
- Philip-Philip has hit the headlines for antics of his own - not least his infamous 'wild summer' of 2012.
- Prince Carl-Philip has hit the headlines for antics of his own - not least his infamous 'wild summer' of 2012.
- Royal Palace-Philip has hit the headlines for antics of his own - not least his infamous 'wild summer' of 2012.
- Scandinavian Touring Car Championships-Philip has hit the headlines for antics of his own - not least his infamous 'wild summer' of 2012.
- Siri-Philip has hit the headlines for antics of his own - not least his infamous 'wild summer' of 2012.
- Sofia-Philip has hit the headlines for antics of his own - not least his infamous 'wild summer' of 2012.
- Stockholm-Philip has hit the headlines for antics of his own - not least his infamous 'wild summer' of 2012.
- Sweden-Philip has hit the headlines for antics of his own - not least his infamous 'wild summer' of 2012.