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President Barack Obama responded to Wednesday mass-shooting in San Bernardino, California with a repeated call for tighter gun-control laws including a ban on firearms purchases by people on America's 'no fly list.' 'We should never think that this is something that just happens in the ordinary course of events,' he told CBS News, 'because it doesn't happen with the same frequency in other countries.' CBS was interviewing the president as the shooting unfolded. That language – 'with the same frequency' – was a departure from his words Tuesday morning in Paris, the site of a masacre less than three weeks earlier, when he claimed large-scale gun violence 'doesn't happen in other countries.'

'But those same people who we don't allow to fly could go into a store right now in the

OPTIONS:
- America and buy a firearm, and there's nothing that we can do to stop them.
- Barack Obama and buy a firearm, and there's nothing that we can do to stop them.
- CBS and buy a firearm, and there's nothing that we can do to stop them.
- CBS News and buy a firearm, and there's nothing that we can do to stop them.
- California and buy a firearm, and there's nothing that we can do to stop them.
- Obama and buy a firearm, and there's nothing that we can do to stop them.
- Paris and buy a firearm, and there's nothing that we can do to stop them.
- San Bernardino and buy a firearm, and there's nothing that we can do to stop them.
- United States and buy a firearm, and there's nothing that we can do to stop them.


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(CNN) The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed Friday that pet rats are the source of an outbreak of Seoul virus infections in Illinois and Wisconsin. The virus has been confirmed in eight patients in an ongoing investigation. The recent cases are "the first human cases we've seen in the United States associated with pet rats," said Dr. Jennifer McQuiston, a veterinarian and deputy division director for CDC's division of high consequent pathogens and pathology. Several previous outbreaks reported in the US occurred in wild rats. "There was an outbreak reported in Europe previously associated with pet rats, so it's not the first time this has been associated with pets worldwide," McQuiston said.

"It's been fairly complicated," said McQuiston, adding that the

OPTIONS:
- CDC believes so far that the virus has not spread beyond or outside "the network that we're investigating right now."
- Europe believes so far that the virus has not spread beyond or outside "the network that we're investigating right now."
- Illinois believes so far that the virus has not spread beyond or outside "the network that we're investigating right now."
- Jennifer McQuiston believes so far that the virus has not spread beyond or outside "the network that we're investigating right now."
- McQuiston believes so far that the virus has not spread beyond or outside "the network that we're investigating right now."
- Seoul believes so far that the virus has not spread beyond or outside "the network that we're investigating right now."
- US believes so far that the virus has not spread beyond or outside "the network that we're investigating right now."
- US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention believes so far that the virus has not spread beyond or outside "the network that we're investigating right now."
- United States believes so far that the virus has not spread beyond or outside "the network that we're investigating right now."
- Wisconsin believes so far that the virus has not spread beyond or outside "the network that we're investigating right now."


What is the most logical completion of this news story?.

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

It has not been easy so far, Australia’s 2-1 win in the one-day series giving them a 4-2 points lead and leaving England badly needing to win this one-off Test if they are to provide

OPTIONS:
- Anya Shrubsole with her third successive Ashes triumph.
- Ashes with her third successive Ashes triumph.
- Australia with her third successive Ashes triumph.
- Canterbury with her third successive Ashes triumph.
- Charlotte Edwards with her third successive Ashes triumph.
- England with her third successive Ashes triumph.
- Jessica Jonassen with her third successive Ashes triumph.
- Stuart Broad with her third successive Ashes triumph.
- Super League with her third successive Ashes triumph.
- Trent Bridge with her third successive Ashes triumph.
- Twenty20 with her third successive Ashes triumph.


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Washington (CNN) Former CIA acting-Director Michael Morell said Sunday he'd trust Hillary Clinton with the nation's security, but that Donald Trump is being manipulated by Russian President Vladimir Putin. Morell, who cast Trump as an unwitting agent of Putin in a New York Times op-ed last week, said on ABC's "This Week" that he's comfortable with Clinton after seeing her in action in President Barack Obama's administration. "I worked with her for four years very closely when she was secretary of state and I was at the CIA. I provided her -- personally provided her some of the most sensitive information that the Central Intelligence Agency has," he said. "She never misused it. She always protected it."

That led Donald Trump to then compliment

OPTIONS:
- ABC and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- Barack Obama and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- CIA and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- CNN and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- Central Intelligence Agency and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- Clinton and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- Donald Trump and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- GOP and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- Hillary Clinton and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- Michael Morell and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- Morell and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- New York Times and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- Putin and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- Russian and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- This Week and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- Trump and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- Vladimir Putin and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- Washington and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."


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Dallas, Texas (CNN) -- When Leo Manzano won second place in the 1,500-meters final at the Olympics, he celebrated his well-deserved victory by waving two flags, that of the United States and Mexico. He has every right to do so: After all, he has dual citizenship for both countries. Some observers disagree with Manzano's action. On CNN.com, Ruben Navarrette voiced his concerns that Manzano was showing disloyalty to the United States even while he's wearing the USA jersey. Opinion: U.S. Olympic athlete, Mexican flag? Judging by the volume of comments in response to Navarrette's opinion, one would think that Manzano had committed treason. One reader wrote, "He is pathetic. ... Go back to Mexico. You're either American OR NOT!!" OK, calm down. Let's not get too worked up here.

Manzano is not Mexican-American but was born a

OPTIONS:
- America and became an American.
- American and became an American.
- CNN and became an American.
- CNN.com and became an American.
- Chairez and became an American.
- Dallas and became an American.
- Jesús Chairez and became an American.
- Leo Manzano and became an American.
- Manzano and became an American.
- Mexican and became an American.
- Mexico and became an American.
- Navarrette and became an American.
- Olympic and became an American.
- Olympics and became an American.
- Ruben Navarrette and became an American.
- Texas and became an American.
- U.S. and became an American.
- USA and became an American.
- United States and became an American.


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Washington (CNN) As German Chancellor Angela Merkel prepared to bid President Barack Obama farewell in November, a reporter asked her to describe her sentiments about watching her American partner of eight years be replaced by Donald Trump. Standing in the German Chancellery on a drizzly Berlin afternoon, the notoriously restrained Merkel -- who became Obama's closest global friend only to see him replaced by a man who lambasted her on the campaign trail -- drew on her stolid pragmatism. "Out goes the president, and a new one comes in," she said. RELATED: Looming snowstorm delays Trump-Merkel meeting On Friday, Merkel presses ahead with the new, arriving in Washington for her first face-to-face encounter with Trump after months of preparation and one postponement due to snow. Analysts and White House officials alike say Friday's sit-down will be Trump's most important meeting with a foreign leader since the Republican businessman took office in January.

Aides said they expected Merkel to appeal to

OPTIONS:
- American's sense of businesslike efficiency in an attempt to win over the new US leader.
- Angela Merkel's sense of businesslike efficiency in an attempt to win over the new US leader.
- Barack Obama's sense of businesslike efficiency in an attempt to win over the new US leader.
- Berlin's sense of businesslike efficiency in an attempt to win over the new US leader.
- CNN's sense of businesslike efficiency in an attempt to win over the new US leader.
- Donald Trump's sense of businesslike efficiency in an attempt to win over the new US leader.
- German's sense of businesslike efficiency in an attempt to win over the new US leader.
- Merkel's sense of businesslike efficiency in an attempt to win over the new US leader.
- Mike Pence's sense of businesslike efficiency in an attempt to win over the new US leader.
- Munich's sense of businesslike efficiency in an attempt to win over the new US leader.
- Obama's sense of businesslike efficiency in an attempt to win over the new US leader.
- Republican's sense of businesslike efficiency in an attempt to win over the new US leader.
- Trump's sense of businesslike efficiency in an attempt to win over the new US leader.
- Washington's sense of businesslike efficiency in an attempt to win over the new US leader.
- White House's sense of businesslike efficiency in an attempt to win over the new US leader.


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(RollingStone.com) -- In the new issue of Rolling Stone, Contributing Editor Jonah Weiner smokes weed with Jimmy Kimmel and chats with the late-night host about his promotion to the coveted 11:30 p.m. time slot, his undying hatred of Jay Leno and why he sees Jimmy Fallon as a "worthy competitor." Here's an excerpt from the latest cover story, "Here's Jimmy": Photos: A history of comedy stars on the cover of Rolling Stone In 24 hours, Jimmy Kimmel will stand up in his office at the El Capitan theatre in Hollywood, looking less like a talk-show host and more, to use his words, like "a hobo." He'll be wearing baggy mesh Dodgers shorts, a rumpled old Coca-Cola T-shirt and no shoes; his hair will stick out in three directions. As he leaves his desk, where he's been refining jokes since the morning, his transformation into late-night star will begin. After a quick haircut, he'll carry his MacBook to the makeup room, where he'll put the finishing touches on his monologue while a woman named Stephanie puts the finishing touches on his face: powdering his skin, shaping his eyebrows, blackening his hair where it's a bit too gray or a bit too thin for HD.

to start -- a group of writers, producers and crew will fist-bump

OPTIONS:
- Coca-Cola and chant, as they do before every episode, "Best show ever!
- Dodgers and chant, as they do before every episode, "Best show ever!
- El Capitan and chant, as they do before every episode, "Best show ever!
- Fallon and chant, as they do before every episode, "Best show ever!
- Hollywood and chant, as they do before every episode, "Best show ever!
- Jay Leno and chant, as they do before every episode, "Best show ever!
- Jimmy and chant, as they do before every episode, "Best show ever!
- Jimmy Fallon and chant, as they do before every episode, "Best show ever!
- Jimmy Kimmel and chant, as they do before every episode, "Best show ever!
- Jonah Weiner and chant, as they do before every episode, "Best show ever!
- Kimmel and chant, as they do before every episode, "Best show ever!
- Rolling Stone and chant, as they do before every episode, "Best show ever!
- RollingStone.com and chant, as they do before every episode, "Best show ever!
- Stephanie and chant, as they do before every episode, "Best show ever!


What is the most logical completion of this news story?.

Real Madrid's 4-3 loss to Schalke  has prompted further calls for change in the Spanish capital. They progressed to the quarter-finals of the Champions League thanks to a 2-0 win in the first leg, but Tuesday night was supposed to be easy. On Sunday, their place at the top of La Liga was swiped from underneath them, and 92% of fans have demanded a change in tactical approach, according to a recent poll in AS. Most players have been criticised - Cristiano Ronaldo included - but perhaps most under-fire is Iker Casillas. Mr Real Madrid, with over 500 appearances. Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas has come under heavy scrutiny after a series of poor performances

But you get the feeling that

OPTIONS:
- AS would not be the same without Casillas.
- Casillas would not be the same without Casillas.
- Champions League would not be the same without Casillas.
- Cristiano Ronaldo would not be the same without Casillas.
- David De Gea would not be the same without Casillas.
- Iker Casillas would not be the same without Casillas.
- Jamie Carragher would not be the same without Casillas.
- La Liga would not be the same without Casillas.
- Real Madrid would not be the same without Casillas.
- Schalke would not be the same without Casillas.
- Spanish would not be the same without Casillas.


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Philippe Coutinho will more than likely be sidelined for Liverpool's Europa League clash with Bordeaux on Thursday after suffering a minor hamstring strain at the weekend. The in-form Brazilian scored the Reds' second goal in their 4-1 demolition of Manchester City on Saturday but limped off in the second half with a leg problem. A scan on Monday night revealed no major damage and the 23-year-old is a chance to be involved when Swansea City visit in the Premier League on Sunday. Although only a minor set-back, the blow comes at a terrible time for Coutinho after he's managed to string together a series of stand-out performances.

'It's been personally a good year for me, with big moments, some good goals and receiving awards,'

OPTIONS:
- Bordeaux told liverpoolfc.com.
- Brazilian told liverpoolfc.com.
- Coutinho told liverpoolfc.com.
- Europa League told liverpoolfc.com.
- John Aldridge told liverpoolfc.com.
- Jurgen Klopp told liverpoolfc.com.
- Liverpool told liverpoolfc.com.
- Manchester City told liverpoolfc.com.
- Philippe Coutinho told liverpoolfc.com.
- Premier League told liverpoolfc.com.
- Reds told liverpoolfc.com.
- Swansea told liverpoolfc.com.
- Swansea City told liverpoolfc.com.


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(CNN) Nigeria is the seventh largest coffee producing country in the world, and two brothers there have decided to capitalize on this. After working abroad and soaking up café culture, Ngozi and Chijioke Dozie opened Café Neo in 2012 in Lagos, and now have 10 locations in Nigeria with plans to rapidly expand over the next few years across Africa. The duo have tapped into a $98 billion global industry, that has many fans in Nigeria but little choice of coffee shops, say the brothers. It took them four years to raise $400,000 and get their business off the ground.

"I can't think of a better place for an entrepreneur right now than in

OPTIONS:
- Africa," explains Ngozi.
- CNN," explains Ngozi.
- Café Neo," explains Ngozi.
- Chijioke Dozie," explains Ngozi.
- Lagos," explains Ngozi.
- Ngozi," explains Ngozi.
- Nigeria," explains Ngozi.


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Washington (CNN) A meeting with Immigration and Customs Enforcement intended to mollify lawmakers who are concerned one week after a round-up of nearly 700 undocumented immigrants had the opposite effect Thursday, as organizers expelled rank-and-file members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus. The Democratic lawmakers decried the Trump administration and Republicans for keeping the caucus out of the meeting after they were canceled on earlier in the week. The topic of the meeting was last week's enforcement actions by ICE. CHC members had requested the meeting to get information on who was targeted by the raids -- and whether the sweep was broader than similar enforcement by the Obama administration.

According to a fact sheet from

OPTIONS:
- CHC given out at the meeting and provided to CNN by a Democratic aide, 176 non-criminal undocumented immigrants were arrested in the sweeps across five enforcement regions.
- CNN given out at the meeting and provided to CNN by a Democratic aide, 176 non-criminal undocumented immigrants were arrested in the sweeps across five enforcement regions.
- Congressional Hispanic Caucus given out at the meeting and provided to CNN by a Democratic aide, 176 non-criminal undocumented immigrants were arrested in the sweeps across five enforcement regions.
- Democratic given out at the meeting and provided to CNN by a Democratic aide, 176 non-criminal undocumented immigrants were arrested in the sweeps across five enforcement regions.
- ICE given out at the meeting and provided to CNN by a Democratic aide, 176 non-criminal undocumented immigrants were arrested in the sweeps across five enforcement regions.
- Immigration and Customs Enforcement given out at the meeting and provided to CNN by a Democratic aide, 176 non-criminal undocumented immigrants were arrested in the sweeps across five enforcement regions.
- Obama given out at the meeting and provided to CNN by a Democratic aide, 176 non-criminal undocumented immigrants were arrested in the sweeps across five enforcement regions.
- Republicans given out at the meeting and provided to CNN by a Democratic aide, 176 non-criminal undocumented immigrants were arrested in the sweeps across five enforcement regions.
- Trump given out at the meeting and provided to CNN by a Democratic aide, 176 non-criminal undocumented immigrants were arrested in the sweeps across five enforcement regions.
- Washington given out at the meeting and provided to CNN by a Democratic aide, 176 non-criminal undocumented immigrants were arrested in the sweeps across five enforcement regions.


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A young mum who was crippled after she dived 40 feet off Appley Bridge quarry in Wigan has described how her children inspired her fight back to health. Natalie Prescott, 26, was not expected to survive after she dived into a quarry in a dare-devil stunt which went horribly wrong. Her family was warned she was unlikely to pull through and that if she did, she would almost certainly lose her legs. Mum-of-three Natalie Prescott, 26, with Harley, 5, (left), 19 month old Scarlett, and Saskia, 7, (right), nearly lost her legs after leaping off Appley Bridge Quarry, near Wigan, back in 2012

As

OPTIONS:
- Appley Bridge jumped, her nerves got the better of her and she hesitated.
- Appley Bridge Quarry jumped, her nerves got the better of her and she hesitated.
- Harley jumped, her nerves got the better of her and she hesitated.
- Miracle Godson jumped, her nerves got the better of her and she hesitated.
- Natalie Prescott jumped, her nerves got the better of her and she hesitated.
- Saskia jumped, her nerves got the better of her and she hesitated.
- Scarlett jumped, her nerves got the better of her and she hesitated.
- Wigan jumped, her nerves got the better of her and she hesitated.


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New York (CNN) -- As news of his admission and apology reverberated Tuesday throughout the country and in the halls of Congress, those who hold Rep. Anthony Weiner's political future in their hands debated whether the scandal will be his downfall. Some voters in Weiner's district said he should "never resign," while others called for his immediate ouster. While Weiner -- first elected to Congress in 1998 -- has generally enjoyed strong backing in New York's 9th District, his confession Monday that he has sent lewd photos of himself to women, had inappropriate relationships, and lied to the media unleashed a series of questions about his political future.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, when asked about the controversy Tuesday, said, "I've known Congressman

OPTIONS:
- 9th District.
- Anthony Weiner.
- Bloomberg.
- CNN.
- Congress.
- Harry Reid.
- New York.
- Pervert Weiner.
- Republicans.
- Weiner.


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(CNN) -- An Arizona mother has admitted to suffocating her 13-year-old daughter and trying to kill her other children by poisoning them, police said Tuesday. Officers in Casa Grande, Arizona, responded to a 911 call on Christmas Day. A man said that his ex-wife, 35-year-old Connie Villa, had stabbed him but that he had managed to escape and was driving himself to a hospital. When officers arrived at the home, they found Villa with stab wounds, holding a knife to her chest. They managed to subdue her and conducted a sweep of the home. Police found the body of Aniarael Macias, Villa's daughter, in the bathroom.

The surviving children are all in good condition and were placed with the family of their father,

OPTIONS:
- Aniarael, 33.
- Aniarael Macias, 33.
- Arizona, 33.
- CNN, 33.
- Casa Grande, 33.
- Connie Villa, 33.
- Villa, 33.


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A young Australian man says he has been wrongly accused of assault after he was bashed in Thailand and left with serious facial injuries. Jack Hansen-Bartel, 21, required three operations after his teeth were knocked out and his jaw bone was shattered in a nightclub in Koh Sumai in Thailand on June 10 last year. But when he attended a hearing against the American students, Raymond Chang and Ryan Wang, charged with assaulting him, he was instead arrested and accused of ‘molesting’ female student Tiffany Mariko Turner. Mr Hansen-Bartel and his family, who are originally from Melbourne but have lived in Bangkok for more than 15 years, claim he has been unfairly targeted and say CCTV footage proves his side of the story, the ABC report.

The footage shows Mr Hansen-

OPTIONS:
- ABC walk away, before he is joined by his brother and friends at another bar, before returning again to Green Mango.
- American walk away, before he is joined by his brother and friends at another bar, before returning again to Green Mango.
- Americans walk away, before he is joined by his brother and friends at another bar, before returning again to Green Mango.
- Australian walk away, before he is joined by his brother and friends at another bar, before returning again to Green Mango.
- Bangkok walk away, before he is joined by his brother and friends at another bar, before returning again to Green Mango.
- Bartel walk away, before he is joined by his brother and friends at another bar, before returning again to Green Mango.
- CCTV walk away, before he is joined by his brother and friends at another bar, before returning again to Green Mango.
- Hansen walk away, before he is joined by his brother and friends at another bar, before returning again to Green Mango.
- Jack Hansen walk away, before he is joined by his brother and friends at another bar, before returning again to Green Mango.
- Koh Sumai walk away, before he is joined by his brother and friends at another bar, before returning again to Green Mango.
- Melbourne walk away, before he is joined by his brother and friends at another bar, before returning again to Green Mango.
- Raymond Chang walk away, before he is joined by his brother and friends at another bar, before returning again to Green Mango.
- Ryan Wang walk away, before he is joined by his brother and friends at another bar, before returning again to Green Mango.
- Thailand walk away, before he is joined by his brother and friends at another bar, before returning again to Green Mango.
- Tiffany Mariko Turner walk away, before he is joined by his brother and friends at another bar, before returning again to Green Mango.


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An emotional Jason Day finally seized victory in a major at the US PGA Championship on Sunday and insisted 'no one was going to stop me' after a number of near misses in previous events. Day lifted the Wanamaker Trophy after becoming the first player to win a major with a score of 20-under par on the Whistling Straits course. He was three shots clear of Jordan Spieth in second. And after six top-10 finishes in majors since coming third in the Masters at Augusta in 2013, questions have been posed as to whether Day had the nerve to ever land one of the big four tournaments. Now, the 27-year-old Australian has answered his critics emphatically.

Playing with

OPTIONS:
- Augusta was very difficult, just watching what he was doing and on top of it, grinding it out as hard as I possibly could.
- Australian was very difficult, just watching what he was doing and on top of it, grinding it out as hard as I possibly could.
- Day was very difficult, just watching what he was doing and on top of it, grinding it out as hard as I possibly could.
- Jason Day was very difficult, just watching what he was doing and on top of it, grinding it out as hard as I possibly could.
- Jordan Speith was very difficult, just watching what he was doing and on top of it, grinding it out as hard as I possibly could.
- Jordan Spieth was very difficult, just watching what he was doing and on top of it, grinding it out as hard as I possibly could.
- Masters was very difficult, just watching what he was doing and on top of it, grinding it out as hard as I possibly could.
- US PGA Championship was very difficult, just watching what he was doing and on top of it, grinding it out as hard as I possibly could.
- Wanamaker Trophy was very difficult, just watching what he was doing and on top of it, grinding it out as hard as I possibly could.
- Whistling Straits was very difficult, just watching what he was doing and on top of it, grinding it out as hard as I possibly could.


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Washington (CNN) The darkening storm over Russia is now looming over President Donald Trump's innermost circle. The intrigue now threatening to swamp Washington politics deepened on Monday when Trump's son-in-law and trusted adviser, Jared Kushner, offered to testify to senators about meetings with senior Kremlin officials -- including the head of a bank closely linked to President Vladimir Putin's government. And more revelations about a secret trip to the White House complex by House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes spurred claims by Democrats that he was in league with the President's aides to subvert his own panel's investigation into Moscow's alleged election meddling and ties to the Trump campaign.

The

OPTIONS:
- CNN insisted there was nothing suspicious about the meetings.
- Democrats insisted there was nothing suspicious about the meetings.
- Devin Nunes insisted there was nothing suspicious about the meetings.
- Donald Trump insisted there was nothing suspicious about the meetings.
- House Intelligence insisted there was nothing suspicious about the meetings.
- Jared Kushner insisted there was nothing suspicious about the meetings.
- Kremlin insisted there was nothing suspicious about the meetings.
- Kushner insisted there was nothing suspicious about the meetings.
- Moscow insisted there was nothing suspicious about the meetings.
- Russia insisted there was nothing suspicious about the meetings.
- Trump insisted there was nothing suspicious about the meetings.
- Vladimir Putin insisted there was nothing suspicious about the meetings.
- Washington insisted there was nothing suspicious about the meetings.
- White House insisted there was nothing suspicious about the meetings.


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The Earth experienced its hottest month of March since record-keeping began in 1880. There's been no break from the globe's record heat - the first three months of 2015 have all set new high temperature marks. Last month's average temperature soared to 56.4°F (13.6°C), which is 1.5°F (0.85°C) above the average for the 20th century. Last month's average temperature of 56.4°F (13.6°C) was the hottest March on record, averaging 1.5°F (0.85°C) above the average for the 20th century. This was the highest for March in the 1880–2015 record, surpassing the previous record of 2010 by 0.09°F (0.05°C). Pictured is how the high temperatures affected different regions of the world

'Many climate prediction models show this weak

OPTIONS:
- 0.09°F continuing into summer.'
- 56.4°F continuing into summer.'
- Earth continuing into summer.'
- El Niño continuing into summer.'
- F (13.6°C continuing into summer.'
- Northeast Pacific Ocean continuing into summer.'


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A New York store owner who in one year bought 16 winning lottery tickets got them all at his own store. Armand Paganelli has won more lottery jackpots than any other New Yorker including one for $625,000, one for $250,000, and another one for $25,000 all between 2013 and 2014. Paganelli who owns Mt. Carmel Pharmacyhad the tickets in stock so he didn't need to travel to buy them. According to the New York Post, Paganelli has won more jackpots than anyone else in the state of New York since January 2011. Paganelli's wife Janice cashed in all of her husband’s tickets from his store on East 187th Street, though she isn't a fan of gambling.

Some may call the

OPTIONS:
- Armand Paganelli's lucky but Armand Paganelli says he merely buys a lot of tickets.
- Bronx's lucky but Armand Paganelli says he merely buys a lot of tickets.
- New York's lucky but Armand Paganelli says he merely buys a lot of tickets.
- New Yorker's lucky but Armand Paganelli says he merely buys a lot of tickets.
- Paganelli's lucky but Armand Paganelli says he merely buys a lot of tickets.


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The United States will rescue as many as 10,000 Syrians over the next year, the White House said today. President Barack Obama has directed his national security team to begin preparations to 'scale up' the number of Syrian refugees the country is accepting, his spokesman said today. The new goal is 'ambitious' White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said, but the president and his team believe they can meet it over the next fiscal year. This year the U.S. took in just 1,500 Syrians fleeing the violence wrought by ISIS in their home country. The United States' intake paled in comparison to that of Gulf countries and some European countries, leading some international actions - and senators from the president's party - to pressure Obama to do more.

That is why he said the

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama remains focused on meeting the 'most urgent immediate' needs of the refugees - basic medical care, shelter and food and water - and addressing other concerns like schooling for the wandering children.
- European remains focused on meeting the 'most urgent immediate' needs of the refugees - basic medical care, shelter and food and water - and addressing other concerns like schooling for the wandering children.
- Gulf remains focused on meeting the 'most urgent immediate' needs of the refugees - basic medical care, shelter and food and water - and addressing other concerns like schooling for the wandering children.
- ISIS remains focused on meeting the 'most urgent immediate' needs of the refugees - basic medical care, shelter and food and water - and addressing other concerns like schooling for the wandering children.
- Josh Earnest remains focused on meeting the 'most urgent immediate' needs of the refugees - basic medical care, shelter and food and water - and addressing other concerns like schooling for the wandering children.
- Obama remains focused on meeting the 'most urgent immediate' needs of the refugees - basic medical care, shelter and food and water - and addressing other concerns like schooling for the wandering children.
- Syrian remains focused on meeting the 'most urgent immediate' needs of the refugees - basic medical care, shelter and food and water - and addressing other concerns like schooling for the wandering children.
- Syrians remains focused on meeting the 'most urgent immediate' needs of the refugees - basic medical care, shelter and food and water - and addressing other concerns like schooling for the wandering children.
- U.S. remains focused on meeting the 'most urgent immediate' needs of the refugees - basic medical care, shelter and food and water - and addressing other concerns like schooling for the wandering children.
- United States remains focused on meeting the 'most urgent immediate' needs of the refugees - basic medical care, shelter and food and water - and addressing other concerns like schooling for the wandering children.
- White House remains focused on meeting the 'most urgent immediate' needs of the refugees - basic medical care, shelter and food and water - and addressing other concerns like schooling for the wandering children.


Find the right ending to this passage.

BURLINGTON, VERMONT (CNN) Bernie Sanders, the man who is leading in New Hampshire and giving Hillary Clinton a run for her money in Iowa, is coming to terms with a new reality: The media is taking him seriously. Since launching his campaign last May, Sanders has received vastly less media attention than his chief Democratic opponent, while his chances of becoming the party's nominee were largely dismissed by pundits and commentators — despite the fact that, like a certain senator before him, he draws far larger crowds, boasts a remarkably enthusiastic volunteer base, and, though he doesn't have as much money as Clinton, set an all-time record with more than 2.3 million campaign contributions last year.

Jonathan Tasini, a

OPTIONS:
- BURLINGTON surrogate, called the coverage "a professional failure."
- Bernie Sanders surrogate, called the coverage "a professional failure."
- CNN surrogate, called the coverage "a professional failure."
- Clinton surrogate, called the coverage "a professional failure."
- Democratic surrogate, called the coverage "a professional failure."
- Hillary Clinton surrogate, called the coverage "a professional failure."
- Iowa surrogate, called the coverage "a professional failure."
- New Hampshire surrogate, called the coverage "a professional failure."
- Sanders surrogate, called the coverage "a professional failure."
- VERMONT surrogate, called the coverage "a professional failure."
- Vermont surrogate, called the coverage "a professional failure."


How does this story end?

Islanders living on a remote Pacific atoll have told MailOnline they are convinced that Amelia Earhart was captured by the Japanese after her plane crashed there nearly 80 years ago. Friends and descendants of islanders who insist they saw the American aviator and her navigator Fred Noonan after their Lockheed Electra plane crashed in the Marshall Islands have told what they have learned about the adventurous pair who vanished during a round-the-world flight. Islanders who claim to have seen the couple on board a Japanese ship in 1937 after their plane came down have since died - but not before they relayed stories of seeing Amelia and Noonan in a remote part of the Marshall Islands.

Wally Earhart,

OPTIONS:
- Amelia's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.
- Amelia Earhart's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.
- American's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.
- Earhart's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.
- Fred Noonan's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.
- Islanders's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.
- Japanese's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.
- Lockheed Electra's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.
- MailOnline's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.
- Marshall Islands's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.
- Mili's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.
- New Guinea's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.
- Noonan's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.
- Pacific's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.


Complete the passage.

The biggest fight in boxing history has sold out within a minute of going on sale with tickets for Floyd Mayweather vs Manny Pacquiao at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas on May 2 being snapped up on Thursday evening. Just minutes after 8pm UK time (12 noon in Las Vegas), tickets for the richest bout in history began appearing on the secondary market with one ticket going for a cool $128,705 (£85,508) on StubHub. After weeks of wrangling and accusations between Mayweather Promotions and Pacquiao’s promoter Bob Arum, a batch of between 500 and 1,000 tickets were made available to boxing fans for the mega-fight in May.

The capacity of MGM Grand is 16,800 seats with the remaining seats set to be divided up between the two promoters, the two cable networks sharing the pay-per-view broadcast and the

OPTIONS:
- Bob Arum hotel group for their clients and high rollers.
- Floyd Mayweather hotel group for their clients and high rollers.
- Las Vegas hotel group for their clients and high rollers.
- MGM Grand hotel group for their clients and high rollers.
- Manny Pacquiao hotel group for their clients and high rollers.
- Mayweather hotel group for their clients and high rollers.
- Pacquiao hotel group for their clients and high rollers.
- StubHub hotel group for their clients and high rollers.
- UK hotel group for their clients and high rollers.


How does this story end?

Claims: Deanna Micoley has made the sensational allegation that Rosie O'Donnell knew her decision making was impaired by her heroin problem and therefore was unable to agree to giving up her newborn daughter for adoption in 1997 The biological mother of Rosie O'Donnell's eldest daughter has claimed the controversial comedian took advantage of her drug addiction to 'steal' her newborn child away from her. In an explosive interview, Deanna Micoley, 37, says ex The View host Rosie, 53, should not have been able to take her girl because O'Donnell knew she signed off on the adoption while high on heroin.

According to

OPTIONS:
- Chelsea, she was unhappily married when she gave birth in August 1997 to a little girl she named Kayla.
- Deanna Micoley, she was unhappily married when she gave birth in August 1997 to a little girl she named Kayla.
- Kayla, she was unhappily married when she gave birth in August 1997 to a little girl she named Kayla.
- Micoley, she was unhappily married when she gave birth in August 1997 to a little girl she named Kayla.
- O'Donnell, she was unhappily married when she gave birth in August 1997 to a little girl she named Kayla.
- Rosie, she was unhappily married when she gave birth in August 1997 to a little girl she named Kayla.
- Rosie O'Donnell, she was unhappily married when she gave birth in August 1997 to a little girl she named Kayla.
- The View, she was unhappily married when she gave birth in August 1997 to a little girl she named Kayla.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Dr Prashen Pillay, who accidentally prescribed 77-year old Joan Dixon a cardiac drug at 1,000 times the recommended dose, embarked on a two-year hellraising spree A disgraced doctor who accidentally killed a patient after prescribing a lethal dose of drugs then went on a two year hell-raising spree around Britain, a tribunal heard. Dr Prashen Pillay did runners from restaurants, hotels and petrol stations and was even caught urinating in front of shocked shoppers at Morrisons supermarket. Despite being suspended from practicing medicine, the 43-year-old turned up at a London hospital London falsely claiming he was qualified to carry out treatment and attempted to move a patient.

OPTIONS:
- Britain then changed into operating clothes, walked into the operating theatre and cannulated a patient - inserting a tube into the vein.
- Digoxin then changed into operating clothes, walked into the operating theatre and cannulated a patient - inserting a tube into the vein.
- Joan Dixon then changed into operating clothes, walked into the operating theatre and cannulated a patient - inserting a tube into the vein.
- London then changed into operating clothes, walked into the operating theatre and cannulated a patient - inserting a tube into the vein.
- Morrisons then changed into operating clothes, walked into the operating theatre and cannulated a patient - inserting a tube into the vein.
- Morrisons supermarket then changed into operating clothes, walked into the operating theatre and cannulated a patient - inserting a tube into the vein.
- Patient then changed into operating clothes, walked into the operating theatre and cannulated a patient - inserting a tube into the vein.
- Pillay then changed into operating clothes, walked into the operating theatre and cannulated a patient - inserting a tube into the vein.
- Prashen Pillay then changed into operating clothes, walked into the operating theatre and cannulated a patient - inserting a tube into the vein.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) Chad Pregracke may be known as "The Rivers' Garbageman," having cleaned up America's waterways for almost 20 years. But there's one thing he loves just as much as spending time on the banks of the Mississippi: planting trees. "Trees are a great thing for the environment," said Pregracke, the CNN Hero of the Year in 2013. "It has a lasting impact." So, in 2007, he and his nonprofit, Living Lands & Waters, set a new goal: to plant 1 million oak trees in communities across the country. This morning, the organization reached this major milestone. "There are a million trees planted out there," Pregracke said. "It's a really big deal. We probably have 800,000 different families watching those trees grow up, and I think it's really impactful and really cool ... like leaving a legacy."

Highlights of the ceremony included an 11-foot walking "Treeman" and

OPTIONS:
- America's speech to the students, which carried a message about setting goals.
- Andrea Ivory's speech to the students, which carried a message about setting goals.
- CNN's speech to the students, which carried a message about setting goals.
- CNN Hero's speech to the students, which carried a message about setting goals.
- CNN Hero of the Year's speech to the students, which carried a message about setting goals.
- Chad Pregracke's speech to the students, which carried a message about setting goals.
- Dan Wallrath's speech to the students, which carried a message about setting goals.
- Living Lands & Waters's speech to the students, which carried a message about setting goals.
- Mississippi's speech to the students, which carried a message about setting goals.
- Operation Finally Home's speech to the students, which carried a message about setting goals.
- Pregracke's speech to the students, which carried a message about setting goals.
- The Rivers' Garbageman's speech to the students, which carried a message about setting goals.
- Top 10's speech to the students, which carried a message about setting goals.
- Women's Breast & Heart Initiative's speech to the students, which carried a message about setting goals.


Complete the passage.

Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) A German nun known as "Pakistan's Mother Teresa" is to be buried Saturday in a state funeral in the port city of Karachi -- a first for a Christian woman in the predominantly Muslim country. Ruth Katherina Martha Pfau died August 10 after dedicating more than half a century to working to eradicate leprosy, tuberculosis and other diseases in Pakistan. She was 87. In a statement released on her death, Pakistani Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi praised Pfao for her "selfless and unmatched services for the eradication of leprosy" in his country and that through her years of service, Pfau proved that "humanity knows no boundaries."

Shehzad said

OPTIONS:
- CNN was undeterred in her quest to help the underprivileged and that she would go to the "remotest parts of Pakistan to help, a foreign lady heading on donkeyback to places even cars couldn't reach."
- Christian was undeterred in her quest to help the underprivileged and that she would go to the "remotest parts of Pakistan to help, a foreign lady heading on donkeyback to places even cars couldn't reach."
- German was undeterred in her quest to help the underprivileged and that she would go to the "remotest parts of Pakistan to help, a foreign lady heading on donkeyback to places even cars couldn't reach."
- Islamabad was undeterred in her quest to help the underprivileged and that she would go to the "remotest parts of Pakistan to help, a foreign lady heading on donkeyback to places even cars couldn't reach."
- Karachi was undeterred in her quest to help the underprivileged and that she would go to the "remotest parts of Pakistan to help, a foreign lady heading on donkeyback to places even cars couldn't reach."
- Mother Teresa was undeterred in her quest to help the underprivileged and that she would go to the "remotest parts of Pakistan to help, a foreign lady heading on donkeyback to places even cars couldn't reach."
- Muslim was undeterred in her quest to help the underprivileged and that she would go to the "remotest parts of Pakistan to help, a foreign lady heading on donkeyback to places even cars couldn't reach."
- Pakistan was undeterred in her quest to help the underprivileged and that she would go to the "remotest parts of Pakistan to help, a foreign lady heading on donkeyback to places even cars couldn't reach."
- Pakistani was undeterred in her quest to help the underprivileged and that she would go to the "remotest parts of Pakistan to help, a foreign lady heading on donkeyback to places even cars couldn't reach."
- Pfao was undeterred in her quest to help the underprivileged and that she would go to the "remotest parts of Pakistan to help, a foreign lady heading on donkeyback to places even cars couldn't reach."
- Pfau was undeterred in her quest to help the underprivileged and that she would go to the "remotest parts of Pakistan to help, a foreign lady heading on donkeyback to places even cars couldn't reach."
- Ruth Katherina Martha Pfau was undeterred in her quest to help the underprivileged and that she would go to the "remotest parts of Pakistan to help, a foreign lady heading on donkeyback to places even cars couldn't reach."
- Ruth Pfau was undeterred in her quest to help the underprivileged and that she would go to the "remotest parts of Pakistan to help, a foreign lady heading on donkeyback to places even cars couldn't reach."
- Shahid Khaqan Abbasi was undeterred in her quest to help the underprivileged and that she would go to the "remotest parts of Pakistan to help, a foreign lady heading on donkeyback to places even cars couldn't reach."


Complete the passage.

(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."

He also appreciated the unexpected nature of

OPTIONS:
- Anthony Weiner's announcement: "Trump doesn't broadcast what he's gonna do; he just does it, and I like that."
- CNN's announcement: "Trump doesn't broadcast what he's gonna do; he just does it, and I like that."
- California's announcement: "Trump doesn't broadcast what he's gonna do; he just does it, and I like that."
- Comey's announcement: "Trump doesn't broadcast what he's gonna do; he just does it, and I like that."
- Donald Trump's announcement: "Trump doesn't broadcast what he's gonna do; he just does it, and I like that."
- FBI's announcement: "Trump doesn't broadcast what he's gonna do; he just does it, and I like that."
- Hillary Clinton's announcement: "Trump doesn't broadcast what he's gonna do; he just does it, and I like that."
- Huma Abedin's announcement: "Trump doesn't broadcast what he's gonna do; he just does it, and I like that."
- Jake Lee's announcement: "Trump doesn't broadcast what he's gonna do; he just does it, and I like that."
- James Comey's announcement: "Trump doesn't broadcast what he's gonna do; he just does it, and I like that."
- Kentucky's announcement: "Trump doesn't broadcast what he's gonna do; he just does it, and I like that."
- Lee's announcement: "Trump doesn't broadcast what he's gonna do; he just does it, and I like that."
- Trump's announcement: "Trump doesn't broadcast what he's gonna do; he just does it, and I like that."
- West Hollywood's announcement: "Trump doesn't broadcast what he's gonna do; he just does it, and I like that."


Write the last sentence in this story.

(CNN) The death in Syria last week of Mustafa Badriddine, Hezbollah's top operational commander in Syria, automatically and inevitably raised the fear of another confrontation between Israel and Hezbollah. After all, Lebanese media close to Hezbollah had been quick to accuse the Israelis of killing its storied terror operative. Hezbollah soon suggested that Israel was not, after all, responsible. Instead, it announced that its man was killed by insurgent groups that the Lebanese Shia militia has been fighting in Syria. Yet while we may never find out the exact circumstances of Badriddine's death, and while the potential for a new and deadly war in the Middle East has, for the time being, been averted, the truth is that an Israeli-Lebanese war that could plunge the Middle East into even greater chaos remains a genuine possibility.

And if Hezbollah plans to change the next war's paradigm, so do the

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Miller.
- Badriddine.
- Hezbollah.
- Hezbolllah.
- Israel.
- Israeli.
- Israelis.
- Lebanese.
- Lebanese Shia.
- Middle East.
- Mustafa Badreddine.
- Mustafa Badriddine.
- Syria.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) -- Australian police arrested a 23-year-old man in Melbourne on Tuesday on suspicion of funding a U.S. citizen who went to fight in Syria. The Australian investigation was sparked by a tip-off from the FBI earlier this year, a police statement said. The man, who has not been named, is accused of providing about $12,000 to what he knew to be a terrorist organization. His arrest, in a joint operation by the Australian Federal Police and Melbourne Joint Counter Terrorism Team, came after searches at seven addresses in Melbourne suburbs. Police said there was no known link to an incident last week in which a teenage terror suspect, Numan Haider, was shot dead outside a police station in Endeavour Hills, Melbourne, after he stabbed two police officers.

In this case we will allege that the man was funding someone from the

OPTIONS:
- Australian.
- Australian Federal Police.
- CNN.
- Endeavour Hills.
- FBI.
- Melbourne.
- Melbourne Joint Counter Terrorism Team.
- Numan Haider.
- Syria.
- U.S..


Complete the passage.

KIEV, Ukraine (CNN) -- A planned missile defense system in Eastern Europe poses no threat to Russia, President George Bush said Tuesday, responding to concerns that the U.S. might use interceptor missiles for offensive purposes. President Bush, with President Viktor Yushchenko, praised Ukraine's democratic and military reforms. "The missile defense system is not aimed at Russia," Bush said at a news conference in Kiev following talks with the Ukrainian president. "It's viewed as an anti-Russian device. Well, it's not." His comments came before he left Kiev for a NATO summit in Bucharest, Romania, that is expected to highlight divisions over the plan. The summit begins Wednesday.

"We are not speaking about joining NATO; we are only speaking about

OPTIONS:
- Bucharest," he said at the news conference.
- Bush," he said at the news conference.
- CNN," he said at the news conference.
- Eastern Europe," he said at the news conference.
- European," he said at the news conference.
- George Bush," he said at the news conference.
- Georgia," he said at the news conference.
- Iran," he said at the news conference.
- KIEV," he said at the news conference.
- Kiev," he said at the news conference.
- MAP," he said at the news conference.
- NATO," he said at the news conference.
- North Korea," he said at the news conference.
- Romania," he said at the news conference.
- Russia," he said at the news conference.
- U.S.," he said at the news conference.
- Ukraine," he said at the news conference.
- Ukrainian," he said at the news conference.
- Viktor Yushchenko," he said at the news conference.


How does this story end?

A single woman who went on six weeks of dates around the world believes Brits have got dating all wrong and we should be more laid back like in other countries. Laila Swann, 23, visited New York first, then Rio de Janeiro, Rome, Paris and Stockholm and found that dating multiple people at once and even going on dates in a crowd is the norm. Laila, a blogger from Hampstead, London, said British people are old-fashioned when it comes to dating and should take it more casually. She said: 'Dating in London is so awkward, I think we've got it all wrong.

Laila won a competition to become

OPTIONS:
- British's 'date explorer' to see how dating differed around the world.
- Brits's 'date explorer' to see how dating differed around the world.
- Hampstead's 'date explorer' to see how dating differed around the world.
- Laila's 'date explorer' to see how dating differed around the world.
- Laila Swann's 'date explorer' to see how dating differed around the world.
- London's 'date explorer' to see how dating differed around the world.
- Match.com's 'date explorer' to see how dating differed around the world.
- New York's 'date explorer' to see how dating differed around the world.
- Paris's 'date explorer' to see how dating differed around the world.
- Rio de Janeiro's 'date explorer' to see how dating differed around the world.
- Rome's 'date explorer' to see how dating differed around the world.
- Stockholm's 'date explorer' to see how dating differed around the world.


How does this story end?

We've all been frustrated in the airport when a gloating social network update about an impending luxury getaway is cut short by the Wi-Fi cutting out. And businessmen conducting that last-minute conference call throw their arms in the air when mid-conversation, connectivity is lost. However, these may not be common occurrences in Suvarnabhumi Airport in Thailand - as it has the fastest airport Wi-Fi in the world. And a new infographic shows its nearest competitors. Blog website rottenwifi.com tested out speeds at airports around the world, and it was in the Far East where the fastest was discovered recording an impressive 41.45 megabits per second (Mbps).

This compares to Routehappy's last report, in June 2013, which found

OPTIONS:
- Blog-Fi connectivity on less than half of domestic flights.
- Dublin Airport-Fi connectivity on less than half of domestic flights.
- English-Fi connectivity on less than half of domestic flights.
- Far East-Fi connectivity on less than half of domestic flights.
- Fi-Fi connectivity on less than half of domestic flights.
- Suvarnabhumi Airport-Fi connectivity on less than half of domestic flights.
- Thailand-Fi connectivity on less than half of domestic flights.
- Wi-Fi connectivity on less than half of domestic flights.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

How does a nation die? This week, in the beleaguered hospitals of Athens, I saw a glimpse of the shocking answer. It is when its own people die in their thousands simply because the state cannot afford to heal them. In the Reichstag in Berlin, it is now said openly that Angela Merkel is ready to discuss putting Greece out if its misery – to let it ‘Grexit’ and parachute free of its colossal European debt, which could have a huge impact across the globe. Yet to pay down this debt, Greeks have been battered by austerity measures that make Labour complaints about Osborne’s cutbacks utterly laughable.

Five years ago, Greece spent £13 billion on the health of its 11 million population – above the

OPTIONS:
- Angela Merkel average.
- Athens average.
- Berlin average.
- EU average.
- European average.
- Greece average.
- Greek average.
- Greeks average.
- Grexit’ average.
- Labour average.
- Osborne average.
- Reichstag average.


Write the next sentence.

Bath owner Bruce Craig says he has not received a single enquiry about Sam Burgess and has revealed that the England man could extend his contract with the club to ensure he is available for the 2019 World Cup. Burgess is thought to be keen to return to rugby league a year after switching codes to play for England in the World Cup. But Craig says Burgess has not told him he wants to leave and has denied receiving approaches for the 26-year-old from Leeds Rhinos or South Sydney Rabbitohs. Instead the Bath owner is confident Burgess will see out the remaining two years of his contract at The Rec and even says negotiations are ongoing to extend his deal so he can shine at the 2019 World Cup.

And Craig insisted there was a new deal on the table for the player at

OPTIONS:
- Bath.
- Bruce Craig.
- Burgess.
- Craig.
- England.
- Leeds Rhinos.
- Sam Burgess.
- South Sydney Rabbitohs.
- The Rec.
- World Cup.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) -- Google+ has a problem. It's not engagement or the lack of a clear way to monetize itself. It's not those sometimes-unwieldy friend-organizing circles, or even the perception that no one other than nerds uses the service. The problem, its creators believe, is that many people keep comparing it to Facebook -- or, more broadly, social networks. While social interaction is a key part of Google+, the project is much more ambitious. Google+ is nothing short of a wholesale upgrade to all of Google's products and services, but with the identity of the user incorporated. Mashable sat down with Vic Gundotra, Google's senior vice president of social business, and Bradley Horowitz, Google+'s vice president of product, at the Google I/O developer conference. They were excited about the new Google+ features that were announced -- the Events feature and the new tablet app -- but they were also quick to downplay any comparisons to Facebook, or any suggestion that many people aren't interested in joining Google+.

Horowitz believes as more users "upgrade" to

OPTIONS:
- Bradley Horowitz — which essentially just means letting Google know who you are — it'll become clear to them that Google's many services become much more useful.
- CNN — which essentially just means letting Google know who you are — it'll become clear to them that Google's many services become much more useful.
- Facebook — which essentially just means letting Google know who you are — it'll become clear to them that Google's many services become much more useful.
- Google — which essentially just means letting Google know who you are — it'll become clear to them that Google's many services become much more useful.
- Google I/O — which essentially just means letting Google know who you are — it'll become clear to them that Google's many services become much more useful.
- Google+ — which essentially just means letting Google know who you are — it'll become clear to them that Google's many services become much more useful.
- Mashable — which essentially just means letting Google know who you are — it'll become clear to them that Google's many services become much more useful.
- Twitter — which essentially just means letting Google know who you are — it'll become clear to them that Google's many services become much more useful.
- Vic Gundotra — which essentially just means letting Google know who you are — it'll become clear to them that Google's many services become much more useful.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

The man who was killed as he tried to rob a former CNN anchor at gunpoint is now being described as a 'street slave.' Lynne Russell, 68, had stopped for the night in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on Tuesday June 30 when she was grabbed by an Tomorio Walton, who demanded valuables from her room. But she was saved from the attack after her husband Chuck de Caro- a former CNN anchor who has served in the special forces - burst out of the shower and gunned the assailant. Now, police are saying Walton entered the room at the behest of Skyy Durrell Barrs, a man who would allegedly give Walton drugs to commit crimes.

OPTIONS:
- Albuquerque's other arrests include being picked up for burglary from a motor vehicle in November 2011; aggravated criminal trespass in March 2012; criminal trespass, evading arrest, patronizing prostitution and possession of drug paraphernalia later that same month; failing to appear at a booking in April 2012; theft of property worth $500 or less in May 2012; an unspecified crime in June 2012; another unspecified crime in July 2012; and a probation violation in August 2012.
- Barrs's other arrests include being picked up for burglary from a motor vehicle in November 2011; aggravated criminal trespass in March 2012; criminal trespass, evading arrest, patronizing prostitution and possession of drug paraphernalia later that same month; failing to appear at a booking in April 2012; theft of property worth $500 or less in May 2012; an unspecified crime in June 2012; another unspecified crime in July 2012; and a probation violation in August 2012.
- CNN's other arrests include being picked up for burglary from a motor vehicle in November 2011; aggravated criminal trespass in March 2012; criminal trespass, evading arrest, patronizing prostitution and possession of drug paraphernalia later that same month; failing to appear at a booking in April 2012; theft of property worth $500 or less in May 2012; an unspecified crime in June 2012; another unspecified crime in July 2012; and a probation violation in August 2012.
- Chuck de Caro's other arrests include being picked up for burglary from a motor vehicle in November 2011; aggravated criminal trespass in March 2012; criminal trespass, evading arrest, patronizing prostitution and possession of drug paraphernalia later that same month; failing to appear at a booking in April 2012; theft of property worth $500 or less in May 2012; an unspecified crime in June 2012; another unspecified crime in July 2012; and a probation violation in August 2012.
- Chuck de Caro-'s other arrests include being picked up for burglary from a motor vehicle in November 2011; aggravated criminal trespass in March 2012; criminal trespass, evading arrest, patronizing prostitution and possession of drug paraphernalia later that same month; failing to appear at a booking in April 2012; theft of property worth $500 or less in May 2012; an unspecified crime in June 2012; another unspecified crime in July 2012; and a probation violation in August 2012.
- Lynne Russell's other arrests include being picked up for burglary from a motor vehicle in November 2011; aggravated criminal trespass in March 2012; criminal trespass, evading arrest, patronizing prostitution and possession of drug paraphernalia later that same month; failing to appear at a booking in April 2012; theft of property worth $500 or less in May 2012; an unspecified crime in June 2012; another unspecified crime in July 2012; and a probation violation in August 2012.
- New Mexico's other arrests include being picked up for burglary from a motor vehicle in November 2011; aggravated criminal trespass in March 2012; criminal trespass, evading arrest, patronizing prostitution and possession of drug paraphernalia later that same month; failing to appear at a booking in April 2012; theft of property worth $500 or less in May 2012; an unspecified crime in June 2012; another unspecified crime in July 2012; and a probation violation in August 2012.
- Russell's other arrests include being picked up for burglary from a motor vehicle in November 2011; aggravated criminal trespass in March 2012; criminal trespass, evading arrest, patronizing prostitution and possession of drug paraphernalia later that same month; failing to appear at a booking in April 2012; theft of property worth $500 or less in May 2012; an unspecified crime in June 2012; another unspecified crime in July 2012; and a probation violation in August 2012.
- Skyy Durrell Barrs's other arrests include being picked up for burglary from a motor vehicle in November 2011; aggravated criminal trespass in March 2012; criminal trespass, evading arrest, patronizing prostitution and possession of drug paraphernalia later that same month; failing to appear at a booking in April 2012; theft of property worth $500 or less in May 2012; an unspecified crime in June 2012; another unspecified crime in July 2012; and a probation violation in August 2012.
- Tomorio Walton's other arrests include being picked up for burglary from a motor vehicle in November 2011; aggravated criminal trespass in March 2012; criminal trespass, evading arrest, patronizing prostitution and possession of drug paraphernalia later that same month; failing to appear at a booking in April 2012; theft of property worth $500 or less in May 2012; an unspecified crime in June 2012; another unspecified crime in July 2012; and a probation violation in August 2012.
- Walton's other arrests include being picked up for burglary from a motor vehicle in November 2011; aggravated criminal trespass in March 2012; criminal trespass, evading arrest, patronizing prostitution and possession of drug paraphernalia later that same month; failing to appear at a booking in April 2012; theft of property worth $500 or less in May 2012; an unspecified crime in June 2012; another unspecified crime in July 2012; and a probation violation in August 2012.


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A single mother-to-be had revealed she met her future husband by taking the plunge and going on a first date while she was eight months pregnant. Sarah Connors, from Bristol, said she was facing the prospect of motherhood alone having broken up with her ex-partner before discovering she was expecting. But just two months before her due date, the 28-year-old set up a profile on app Oasis Dating and just weeks later agreed to go on a date with shop assistant Lance. There was instant chemistry between the pair and they even slept together before Sarah had given birth. She and Lance got engaged within five months and married this year, with Sarah's daughter Elodie, now two, calling Lance 'daddy'.

'I felt a bit self-conscious at first because

OPTIONS:
- Bristol wasn't Lance's baby, but my friends were so happy for me.'
- Elodie wasn't Lance's baby, but my friends were so happy for me.'
- Lance wasn't Lance's baby, but my friends were so happy for me.'
- Oasis Dating wasn't Lance's baby, but my friends were so happy for me.'
- Sarah wasn't Lance's baby, but my friends were so happy for me.'
- Sarah Connors wasn't Lance's baby, but my friends were so happy for me.'


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(CNN) -- In June, Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf, the man behind the proposed ground zero mosque, was asked on live radio if he believed Hamas is a terrorist organization. This isn't a difficult question: Hamas employs suicide bombers and fires incendiary rockets at civilian targets within Israel. It calls for the destruction of the Jewish state followed by the establishment of a potentially fundamentalist and repressive regime. Governments all over the world, including the United States and the European Union, rightfully consider Hamas to be a terrorist organization that willfully and indiscriminately targets innocent civilians. Yet Imam Rauf, after being asked this simple, straightforward question, refused to state whether or not he believed Hamas to be a terrorist organization. He said: "I will not allow anybody to put me in a position where I am seen by any party in the world as an adversary or as an enemy."

The

OPTIONS:
- CNN has reported less than $20,000 in assets.
- Cordoba Initiative has reported less than $20,000 in assets.
- European Union has reported less than $20,000 in assets.
- Hamas has reported less than $20,000 in assets.
- Imam has reported less than $20,000 in assets.
- Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf has reported less than $20,000 in assets.
- Imam Rauf has reported less than $20,000 in assets.
- Islamic Center has reported less than $20,000 in assets.
- Israel has reported less than $20,000 in assets.
- Lazio has reported less than $20,000 in assets.
- New Yorkers has reported less than $20,000 in assets.
- Rick Lazio has reported less than $20,000 in assets.
- United States has reported less than $20,000 in assets.


NSW Labor leader Luke Foley is campaigning to be the state's new Premier A political party's attempt to use LOL cat memes as part of their election campaign has backfired after social media users pointed out they should be focusing on policy not comedy. NSW Labor, whose leader Luke Foley is campaigning to win the upcoming state election, posted a series of cat memes targeted at Liberal Premier Mike Baird on Saturday which they renamed 'Caturday'. But the party's Facebook fans were quick to point out cat memes had ‘become a bit passé’ and blasted ‘get your message across in an adult way, as it is adults who vote’.

NSW Labor said: 'Poll after poll shows that voters do not support

OPTIONS:
- Caturday's plan to sell off our electricity'
- Facebook's plan to sell off our electricity'
- Liberal's plan to sell off our electricity'
- Luke Foley's plan to sell off our electricity'
- Mike Baird's plan to sell off our electricity'
- NSW's plan to sell off our electricity'
- NSW Labor's plan to sell off our electricity'
- Premier's plan to sell off our electricity'


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A minor league baseball team in Utah has canceled a scheduled 'Caucasian Heritage Night' after a wave of backlash on social media and its communicator director has resigned after his concerns were ignored. The event description on the Orem Owlz's calendar read 'Irish, Italian, Scandinavian, German...or even Utahn! Whatever your background, celebrate it at the Home of the Owlz!' The team, an affiliate of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, said yesterday the night was meant to 'make fun of everyday normalcies', by including Wonder Bread on burgers with mayonnaise, clips from Friends and Seinfeld and 'trying to solve the vertical leaping challenge'.

I can confirm that I have resigned from the

OPTIONS:
- Caucasian Heritage Night.
- Communications.
- Friends.
- German.
- Home of the Owlz!.
- Irish.
- Italian.
- Joey Zanaboni.
- Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim.
- Orem Owlz.
- Owlz.
- Scandinavian.
- Seinfeld.
- Utah.
- Utahn.
- Wonder Bread.
- Zanaboni.


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(CNN) Glen Campbell, the upbeat guitarist from Delight, Arkansas, whose smooth vocals and down-home manner made him a mainstay of music and television for decades, has died, his family announced on Facebook on Tuesday. He was 81. "It is with the heaviest of hearts that we announce the passing of our beloved husband, father, grandfather, and legendary singer and guitarist, Glen Travis Campbell ... following his long and courageous battle with Alzheimer's disease," a Facebook statement said. Campbell is best remembered for a string of country-inflected hits that ran from the mid-'60s to the late '80s: "Gentle on My Mind," "Rhinestone Cowboy," "By the Time I Get to Phoenix," "Wichita Lineman," "Galveston," "Southern Nights" and "The Hand That Rocks the Cradle" among them.

The Alzheimer's Assocation mourned the singer's death, saying he and his family "helped to bring

OPTIONS:
- Alzheimer's out of the shadows and into the spotlight with openness and honesty that has rallied people to take action on behalf of the cause."
- Alzheimer's's out of the shadows and into the spotlight with openness and honesty that has rallied people to take action on behalf of the cause."
- Arkansas's out of the shadows and into the spotlight with openness and honesty that has rallied people to take action on behalf of the cause."
- By the Time I Get to Phoenix's out of the shadows and into the spotlight with openness and honesty that has rallied people to take action on behalf of the cause."
- CNN's out of the shadows and into the spotlight with openness and honesty that has rallied people to take action on behalf of the cause."
- Campbell's out of the shadows and into the spotlight with openness and honesty that has rallied people to take action on behalf of the cause."
- Delight's out of the shadows and into the spotlight with openness and honesty that has rallied people to take action on behalf of the cause."
- Facebook's out of the shadows and into the spotlight with openness and honesty that has rallied people to take action on behalf of the cause."
- Galveston's out of the shadows and into the spotlight with openness and honesty that has rallied people to take action on behalf of the cause."
- Gentle on My Mind's out of the shadows and into the spotlight with openness and honesty that has rallied people to take action on behalf of the cause."
- Ghost on the Canvas's out of the shadows and into the spotlight with openness and honesty that has rallied people to take action on behalf of the cause."
- Glen Campbell's out of the shadows and into the spotlight with openness and honesty that has rallied people to take action on behalf of the cause."
- Glen Travis Campbell's out of the shadows and into the spotlight with openness and honesty that has rallied people to take action on behalf of the cause."
- Rhinestone Cowboy's out of the shadows and into the spotlight with openness and honesty that has rallied people to take action on behalf of the cause."
- Southern Nights's out of the shadows and into the spotlight with openness and honesty that has rallied people to take action on behalf of the cause."
- The Hand That Rocks the Cradle's out of the shadows and into the spotlight with openness and honesty that has rallied people to take action on behalf of the cause."
- Wichita Lineman's out of the shadows and into the spotlight with openness and honesty that has rallied people to take action on behalf of the cause."


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Washington (CNN) Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump used different tactics to appeal to evangelical Christian Hispanics this weekend, with the Democratic hopeful presenting a message of policy and faith while the presumptive GOP nominee tried to explain how his platform would benefit minorities. The two messages, aired in videos presented at the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference in Anaheim, California, on Friday, come at a time when a new Fox News Latino poll found Clinton enjoying a nearly 40-point lead over Trump among Hispanics, a critical and growing voting bloc. In her video, Clinton vowed to raise the minimum wage, create new jobs and offer quality education to all Americans. She talked about how she wants to pass comprehensive immigration reform, taking a thinly veiled swipe at Trump, though she didn't mention him by name.

Since becoming the presumptive Republican nominee earlier this month,

OPTIONS:
- Americans has begun reaching out to Hispanics in an effort to heal relations with a community that widely distrusts him.
- Anaheim has begun reaching out to Hispanics in an effort to heal relations with a community that widely distrusts him.
- CNN has begun reaching out to Hispanics in an effort to heal relations with a community that widely distrusts him.
- California has begun reaching out to Hispanics in an effort to heal relations with a community that widely distrusts him.
- Christian Hispanics has begun reaching out to Hispanics in an effort to heal relations with a community that widely distrusts him.
- Clinton has begun reaching out to Hispanics in an effort to heal relations with a community that widely distrusts him.
- Democratic has begun reaching out to Hispanics in an effort to heal relations with a community that widely distrusts him.
- Donald Trump has begun reaching out to Hispanics in an effort to heal relations with a community that widely distrusts him.
- Fox News Latino has begun reaching out to Hispanics in an effort to heal relations with a community that widely distrusts him.
- GOP has begun reaching out to Hispanics in an effort to heal relations with a community that widely distrusts him.
- Hillary Clinton has begun reaching out to Hispanics in an effort to heal relations with a community that widely distrusts him.
- Hispanics has begun reaching out to Hispanics in an effort to heal relations with a community that widely distrusts him.
- Latino has begun reaching out to Hispanics in an effort to heal relations with a community that widely distrusts him.
- National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference has begun reaching out to Hispanics in an effort to heal relations with a community that widely distrusts him.
- Trump has begun reaching out to Hispanics in an effort to heal relations with a community that widely distrusts him.
- Washington has begun reaching out to Hispanics in an effort to heal relations with a community that widely distrusts him.


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The wife of the prominent D.C. rabbi who was caught filming dozens of women changing in a ritual bathroom at their synagogue has spoken out for the first time since his arrest last fall. A little more than a month before her husband, Bernard Freundel, is set to be sentenced for his crimes, his wife Sharon Freundel held a lecture at a Maryland Jewish school about how to respond to traumatic experiences. While Mrs Freundel did not directly address her personal drama, she did allude to the scandal which shocked her community at the beginning of the talk. 'As you all know, I've become an expert in PTSD,' Mrs Freundel told the room of about 150 people, according to the Washington Post. 'Researching this has been so therapeutic.'

While her husband has granted her a

OPTIONS:
- Barry Freundel divorce, the two are still legally married.
- Bernard Freundel divorce, the two are still legally married.
- D.C. divorce, the two are still legally married.
- Freundel divorce, the two are still legally married.
- Jewish divorce, the two are still legally married.
- Kesher Israel Congregation divorce, the two are still legally married.
- Maryland divorce, the two are still legally married.
- PTSD divorce, the two are still legally married.
- Sharon Freundel divorce, the two are still legally married.
- Washington Post divorce, the two are still legally married.
- Washington, DC divorce, the two are still legally married.


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(CNN) After a devastating coral die-off, campaigners in Australia had been expecting the Great Barrier Reef to slip onto UNESCO's "List of World Heritage in Danger." However, the World Heritage Committee opted not to include it during its annual meeting in Poland, a move praised by the Australian government as a "big win," but condemned by campaigners as "farcical." UNESCO's List of World Heritage in Danger has 55 entries, which include natural wonders and man-made sites. Jerusalem's Old City was added in 1982, and Aleppo, the Syrian city bombarded by air strikes, made the list in 2013. In a draft document later adopted without debate, the World Heritage Committee noted with "serious concern" coral bleaching along the Great Barrier Reef, and asked for an overall report on the state of conservation by December 2019.

"The Great Barrier reef is under extreme threat from climate change, coal development, overfishing and influx of nutrients and the lack of

OPTIONS:
- Aleppo recognition of the danger it is in is perplexing."
- Australia recognition of the danger it is in is perplexing."
- Australian recognition of the danger it is in is perplexing."
- Great Barrier Reef recognition of the danger it is in is perplexing."
- Jerusalem recognition of the danger it is in is perplexing."
- List of World Heritage in Danger recognition of the danger it is in is perplexing."
- Old City recognition of the danger it is in is perplexing."
- Poland recognition of the danger it is in is perplexing."
- Syrian recognition of the danger it is in is perplexing."
- UNESCO recognition of the danger it is in is perplexing."
- World Heritage Committee recognition of the danger it is in is perplexing."
- World Heritage Site recognition of the danger it is in is perplexing."


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(CNN) -- Vacation rental site Airbnb apologized Monday in the wake of recent highly publicized rental horror stories and announced new property protections and safety measures for site users. Brian Chesky, CEO and co-founder of the site, called the days since reports of theft and damage to one host's San Francisco home surfaced "a crash course in crisis management" in a blog post on Airbnb. "We felt paralyzed and over the last four weeks, we have really screwed things up," Chesky wrote. Last month, a San Francisco blogger identifying herself only as "EJ" wrote that her apartment had been ransacked by a person who rented her home via Airbnb.

The suspect allegedly took EJ's passport, cash, credit card and her grandmother's jewelry hidden inside a closet,

OPTIONS:
- Airbnb wrote in her blog post.
- Blogger wrote in her blog post.
- Brian Chesky wrote in her blog post.
- CNN wrote in her blog post.
- Chesky wrote in her blog post.
- EJ wrote in her blog post.
- San Francisco wrote in her blog post.


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Washington (CNN) -- How things change. In 2008, after a bruising primary battle with Hillary Clinton, then-Sen. Barack Obama was on the outs with former President Bill Clinton. This election cycle, Clinton is one of Obama's most visible surrogates. Obama and Clinton were to appear together Monday night at three New York City fundraisers, which are expected to bring in millions of dollars. In April, the two appeared side by side at the home of longtime Clinton supporter and former Democratic National Committee Chairman Terry McAuliffe, raising $2.1 million for the Obama campaign and the DNC. Clinton and Obama hit up the Big Apple

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama is also expected to hit the trail to rally voters leading up to the November election.
- Big Apple is also expected to hit the trail to rally voters leading up to the November election.
- Bill Clinton is also expected to hit the trail to rally voters leading up to the November election.
- CNN is also expected to hit the trail to rally voters leading up to the November election.
- Clinton is also expected to hit the trail to rally voters leading up to the November election.
- DNC is also expected to hit the trail to rally voters leading up to the November election.
- Democratic National Committee is also expected to hit the trail to rally voters leading up to the November election.
- Hillary Clinton is also expected to hit the trail to rally voters leading up to the November election.
- New York City is also expected to hit the trail to rally voters leading up to the November election.
- Obama is also expected to hit the trail to rally voters leading up to the November election.
- Romney is also expected to hit the trail to rally voters leading up to the November election.
- Rust Belt is also expected to hit the trail to rally voters leading up to the November election.
- Southern is also expected to hit the trail to rally voters leading up to the November election.
- Terry McAuliffe is also expected to hit the trail to rally voters leading up to the November election.
- Washington is also expected to hit the trail to rally voters leading up to the November election.


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(CNN) -- The 5-year-old son of country music singer Mindy McCready has been recovered and is in good health in the custody of officials in Arkansas, a spokeswoman for the Florida Department of Children and Families told CNN Friday. "We're working with local law enforcement and the Arkansas (Division of Children and Family Services) and we're going to bring him home to Florida to his legal guardian as soon as possible," Terri Durdaller said about the boy, Zander. Mindy McCready's assistant said the singer turned Zander over to the Arkansas authorities and that he would be returned to her on Monday. "She's looking forward to having her case heard in front of an unbiased courtroom," the assistant said. "She has a 99% chance of her child leaving with her on Monday morning."

Though

OPTIONS:
- Arkansas said that the boy was with her, authorities considered him to be missing.
- CNN said that the boy was with her, authorities considered him to be missing.
- Division of Children and Family Services said that the boy was with her, authorities considered him to be missing.
- Florida said that the boy was with her, authorities considered him to be missing.
- Florida Department of Children and Families said that the boy was with her, authorities considered him to be missing.
- McCready said that the boy was with her, authorities considered him to be missing.
- Mindy McCready said that the boy was with her, authorities considered him to be missing.
- Singer said that the boy was with her, authorities considered him to be missing.
- Terri Durdaller said that the boy was with her, authorities considered him to be missing.
- Zander said that the boy was with her, authorities considered him to be missing.


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(CNN) Huddled around a corner table during happy hour at the swanky St. Regis Hotel bar in downtown Washington, five young Republicans busily brainstormed how they could help Hillary Clinton become the next president of the United States. The group included an unlikely gang of pro-Clinton foot soldiers, including a Mississippi-born Southern Baptist who got her start in GOP politics as an intern in the second Bush White House, a conservative health care policy analyst who has volunteered for anti-abortion causes and a former president of the Cornell University College Republicans. Over glasses of wine and champagne Monday night, they kicked off the first steering committee meeting for a new organization: "Republican Women for Hillary."

It's about using your vote to keep

OPTIONS:
- Bush White House out of office," Lim said.
- Clinton out of office," Lim said.
- Cornell University College out of office," Lim said.
- GOP out of office," Lim said.
- Hillary out of office," Lim said.
- Hillary Clinton out of office," Lim said.
- Mississippi out of office," Lim said.
- Never Trump out of office," Lim said.
- Republican out of office," Lim said.
- Republicans out of office," Lim said.
- Southern Baptist out of office," Lim said.
- St. Regis Hotel out of office," Lim said.
- Trump out of office," Lim said.
- United States out of office," Lim said.
- Washington out of office," Lim said.


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If Manuel Pellegrini leaves the Barclays Premier League at the end of this season — and it is by no means certain — then he will leave behind barely a trace. Inside Manchester City, the Chilean has always provided a welcome contrast to the emotional stresses of life epitomised by his predecessor Roberto Mancini but — on the field and across the landscape of English football — Pellegrini has made the shallowest of footprints. Progress at the Etihad Stadium has in recent years been slight. Indeed, you could say there has been none, particularly in relation to money spent. At City, however, the fact is that the identity of the manager represents only a small part of the problem.

OPTIONS:
- Barclays Premier League could be out of a job in the summer, and if he is, he will have left little behind
- Chilean could be out of a job in the summer, and if he is, he will have left little behind
- City could be out of a job in the summer, and if he is, he will have left little behind
- English could be out of a job in the summer, and if he is, he will have left little behind
- Etihad Stadium could be out of a job in the summer, and if he is, he will have left little behind
- Manchester City could be out of a job in the summer, and if he is, he will have left little behind
- Manuel Pellegrini could be out of a job in the summer, and if he is, he will have left little behind
- Pellegrini could be out of a job in the summer, and if he is, he will have left little behind
- Roberto Mancini could be out of a job in the summer, and if he is, he will have left little behind
- Vincent Kompany could be out of a job in the summer, and if he is, he will have left little behind


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A grief-stricken mother has shared the heart-wrenching final photo she took of her two-year-old daughter - just hours before the toddler was brutally raped and murdered by her stepmother. Lily Furneaux-Wolfenbarger, from Michigan, was sexually assaulted with an object by her 28-year-old stepmother, Renee King, in late November 2010 after she threw a tantrum and soiled her pants. King then slammed her stepdaughter's head against the floor at least 20 times, causing fatal injuries. Earlier that day, Lily had been at her mother Lauren Furneaux's house, where she had been snapped in front of a Christmas tree before being taken to her father Jeff Wolfenberger's New Haven home.

The mother - who had joint custody of

OPTIONS:
- Jeff Wolfenberger with Mr Wolfenberger - also posted a written tribute to her daughter detailing the events that led up to the toddler's murder at her father's trailer park home.
- Lauren Furneaux with Mr Wolfenberger - also posted a written tribute to her daughter detailing the events that led up to the toddler's murder at her father's trailer park home.
- Lily with Mr Wolfenberger - also posted a written tribute to her daughter detailing the events that led up to the toddler's murder at her father's trailer park home.
- Lily Furneaux with Mr Wolfenberger - also posted a written tribute to her daughter detailing the events that led up to the toddler's murder at her father's trailer park home.
- Lily Furneaux with Mr Wolfenberger - also posted a written tribute to her daughter detailing the events that led up to the toddler's murder at her father's trailer park home.
- Michigan with Mr Wolfenberger - also posted a written tribute to her daughter detailing the events that led up to the toddler's murder at her father's trailer park home.
- New Haven with Mr Wolfenberger - also posted a written tribute to her daughter detailing the events that led up to the toddler's murder at her father's trailer park home.
- Renee King with Mr Wolfenberger - also posted a written tribute to her daughter detailing the events that led up to the toddler's murder at her father's trailer park home.
- Wolfenbarger with Mr Wolfenberger - also posted a written tribute to her daughter detailing the events that led up to the toddler's murder at her father's trailer park home.


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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (CNN) The body of Kim Jong Nam, the estranged half brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un slain last month, was identified using a DNA sample from his son, Malaysian authorities said Thursday. The sample was obtained by Malaysian authorities who went overseas to get it, Malaysia Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said. Kim Jong Nam was killed February 13 in what Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has called an assassination attempt. Kim was at Kuala Lumpur International Airport on his way to Macau when two women wiped his face with the highly lethal VX nerve agent, killing him in 20 minutes, Malaysian police said.

Authorities from both countries have said the women believed they were participating in a prank TV show, but

OPTIONS:
- Ahmad Zahid Hamidi authorities do not believe that's true.
- CNN authorities do not believe that's true.
- DNA authorities do not believe that's true.
- Kim authorities do not believe that's true.
- Kim Jong Nam authorities do not believe that's true.
- Kim Jong Un authorities do not believe that's true.
- Kuala Lumpur authorities do not believe that's true.
- Kuala Lumpur International Airport authorities do not believe that's true.
- Macau authorities do not believe that's true.
- Malaysia authorities do not believe that's true.
- Malaysian authorities do not believe that's true.
- Najib Razak authorities do not believe that's true.
- North Korea authorities do not believe that's true.
- North Korean authorities do not believe that's true.
- Pyongyang authorities do not believe that's true.
- South Korea authorities do not believe that's true.
- VX authorities do not believe that's true.


Beverly Johnson, 62,who accused Bill Cosby in December of drugging her in 1986 said on Tuesday she's 'not surprised' he's admitted to giving at least one woman a sedative. Cosby, 77, on Monday admitted to giving Quaaludes to a woman he hoped to sleep with in Las Vegas in 2005. The case was settled for an undisclosed sum in 2006 but key documents in the case have only been revealed this week. 'I had a number of reactions,' Johnson said of Cosby's coming forward. 'I was numb. ... I didn't realize that I was going to get this onslaught of people wanting to interview me again and so naturally, you know, you want to get underneath the covers and put the covers over your head — but you can't do that and I won't do that. ... I want my voice to be heard. ... I'm telling my truth.'

OPTIONS:
- Andrea Constand has said little directly about the slew of allegations
- Benadryl has said little directly about the slew of allegations
- Beverly Johnson has said little directly about the slew of allegations
- Bill Cosby has said little directly about the slew of allegations
- Cosby has said little directly about the slew of allegations
- Iconic has said little directly about the slew of allegations
- Johnson has said little directly about the slew of allegations
- Las Vegas has said little directly about the slew of allegations
- Quaaludes has said little directly about the slew of allegations