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Flint, Michigan  (CNN) The pastor who hosted Donald Trump at her church in Flint, Michigan, interrupted the Republican presidential nominee during his speech Wednesday to ask him to refrain from attacking his rival Hillary Clinton. "Mr. Trump, I invited you here to thank us for what we've done in Flint, not give a political speech," Rev. Faith Green Timmons of the Bethel United Methodist Church told Trump after walking to the podium while Trump was speaking. "OK. That's good. Then I'm going back onto Flint, OK? Flint's pain is a result of so many different failures," Trump said. Timmons, in a statement provided at the event, noted her church welcomes "all people."

Now

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- Bethel United Methodist Church --," Trump said before he was cut off by the church's pastor.
- CNN --," Trump said before he was cut off by the church's pastor.
- Donald Trump --," Trump said before he was cut off by the church's pastor.
- Faith Green Timmons --," Trump said before he was cut off by the church's pastor.
- Flint --," Trump said before he was cut off by the church's pastor.
- Hillary Clinton --," Trump said before he was cut off by the church's pastor.
- Michigan --," Trump said before he was cut off by the church's pastor.
- OK --," Trump said before he was cut off by the church's pastor.
- Republican --," Trump said before he was cut off by the church's pastor.
- Timmons --," Trump said before he was cut off by the church's pastor.
- Trump --," Trump said before he was cut off by the church's pastor.


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San Francisco (CNN) If anyone leads the Pro Football Hall of Fame class of 2016, it has to be quarterback Brett Favre. It took all of nine seconds to elect him. "Is that good?" the longtime Green Bay Packers legend asked when he found out the news. Yes, it is. Favre, who led the Packers to a championship in Super Bowl XXXI and won three consecutive NFL Most Valuable Player awards in his NFL career, was elected his first time on the ballot. The class, which was announced Saturday at the NFL Honors awards presentation at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco, is full of greats: owner Edward DeBartolo Jr., coach Tony Dungy, Favre, linebacker/defensive end Kevin Greene, wide receiver Marvin Harrison, tackle Orlando Pace, the late quarterback Ken Stabler and the late guard Dick Stanfel.

His 18 consecutive seasons with 3,000 or more yards passing and 23 games with four or more touchdown passes also were

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- Bill Graham Civic Auditorium bests when he retired.
- Brett Favre bests when he retired.
- CNN bests when he retired.
- Cam Newton bests when he retired.
- Carolina Panthers bests when he retired.
- Dick Stanfel bests when he retired.
- Edward DeBartolo Jr. bests when he retired.
- Favre bests when he retired.
- Green Bay Packers bests when he retired.
- Hall of Fame bests when he retired.
- Ken Stabler bests when he retired.
- Kevin Greene bests when he retired.
- Marvin Harrison bests when he retired.
- NFL bests when he retired.
- NFL Honors bests when he retired.
- NFL Most Valuable Player bests when he retired.
- Orlando Pace bests when he retired.
- Packers bests when he retired.
- Pro Football Hall of Fame bests when he retired.
- San Francisco bests when he retired.
- Super Bowl XXXI bests when he retired.
- Tony Dungy bests when he retired.


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(CNN) The unceremonious removal of New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie as chairman of President-elect  Donald Trump's transition team won't be the last power play by Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, a young businessman who is shaping up as one of the central figures of the new administration. Kushner is far less well known than his wife, Ivanka Trump, but is clearly a force to be reckoned with, wielding tremendous influence behind the scenes. It's widely assumed in political circles that the sacking of Christie was at least partly an act of personal payback by Kushner. Back in 2004, then-U.S. Attorney Christie convicted Kushner's father, Charles Kushner, on a variety of charges including tax evasion, witness tampering and making illegal campaign contributions.

Jared Kushner regularly visited his father during the year he served behind bars -- and years later, reportedly helped kill Christie's chances of becoming

OPTIONS:
- CNN's vice-presidential running mate.
- Charles Kushner's vice-presidential running mate.
- Chris Christie's vice-presidential running mate.
- Christie's vice-presidential running mate.
- Donald Trump's vice-presidential running mate.
- Errol Louis's vice-presidential running mate.
- Ivanka Trump's vice-presidential running mate.
- Jared Kushner's vice-presidential running mate.
- Kushner's vice-presidential running mate.
- Louis's vice-presidential running mate.
- New Jersey's vice-presidential running mate.
- Trump's vice-presidential running mate.
- U.S.'s vice-presidential running mate.


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The taxman has been given sweeping new powers to raid bank accounts and cash Isas to recover debts in a matter of weeks. Small print in the Budget papers shows the Chancellor gave the green light to invasive enforcement powers for HM Revenue & Customs officials. Anybody who refuses to pay money owed to the Revenue can now have the cash seized directly from their accounts. It is estimated 17,000 a year could be targeted, owing an average £6,000. The move is part of a major Government crackdown on tax evasion, first proposed by the Chancellor last year. The initial announcement outraged accountants and civil liberties campaigners who feared the new rules gave HMRC too much power.

‘

OPTIONS:
- Budget has a terrible reputation for its service and not being able to get it right.
- George Osborne has a terrible reputation for its service and not being able to get it right.
- HM Revenue & Customs has a terrible reputation for its service and not being able to get it right.
- HMRC has a terrible reputation for its service and not being able to get it right.
- Isas has a terrible reputation for its service and not being able to get it right.
- Revenue has a terrible reputation for its service and not being able to get it right.


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

Barcelona are desperate to extend his current contract that ends in 2018 and bump up his buy-out clause to £175m to keep

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona and other suitors at bay.
- Brazilian and other suitors at bay.
- Cadena Ser and other suitors at bay.
- Manchester United and other suitors at bay.
- Neymar and other suitors at bay.
- Neymar Snr and other suitors at bay.
- Old Trafford and other suitors at bay.
- Spain and other suitors at bay.
- Spanish and other suitors at bay.


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NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana (CNN)  -- Fans of porn star Stormy Daniels are drafting her to run for the U.S. Senate seat in Louisiana now held by Republican Sen. David Vitter. And it's no racy gimmick, they say. Porn star Stormy Daniels, who has no party affiliation, says she's "always up for a good fight." The Draft Stormy Web site says that "2010 presents the Pelican State with the opportunity to start with a clean slate -- to elect a representative that we can be proud of, who will work tirelessly, and who will challenge the status quo. We at the Draft Stormy campaign feel that Baton Rouge native Stormy Daniels is best suited to fulfill these duties."

She said she's planning a "listening tour" around

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- Baton Rouge to talk about a range of matters, including the economy -- which along with women in business and protection of children are the three issues listed on her Web site.
- CNN to talk about a range of matters, including the economy -- which along with women in business and protection of children are the three issues listed on her Web site.
- D.C. Madam to talk about a range of matters, including the economy -- which along with women in business and protection of children are the three issues listed on her Web site.
- Daniels to talk about a range of matters, including the economy -- which along with women in business and protection of children are the three issues listed on her Web site.
- David Vitter to talk about a range of matters, including the economy -- which along with women in business and protection of children are the three issues listed on her Web site.
- Draft Stormy to talk about a range of matters, including the economy -- which along with women in business and protection of children are the three issues listed on her Web site.
- Louisiana to talk about a range of matters, including the economy -- which along with women in business and protection of children are the three issues listed on her Web site.
- NEW ORLEANS to talk about a range of matters, including the economy -- which along with women in business and protection of children are the three issues listed on her Web site.
- Pelican State to talk about a range of matters, including the economy -- which along with women in business and protection of children are the three issues listed on her Web site.
- Republican to talk about a range of matters, including the economy -- which along with women in business and protection of children are the three issues listed on her Web site.
- Senate to talk about a range of matters, including the economy -- which along with women in business and protection of children are the three issues listed on her Web site.
- Stormy Daniels to talk about a range of matters, including the economy -- which along with women in business and protection of children are the three issues listed on her Web site.
- U.S. Senate to talk about a range of matters, including the economy -- which along with women in business and protection of children are the three issues listed on her Web site.
- Vitter to talk about a range of matters, including the economy -- which along with women in business and protection of children are the three issues listed on her Web site.


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Ex-NFL star Aaron Hernandez's fiancée took the stand in his murder trial on Friday as a key witness who was granted immunity after charges she initially lied to a grand jury investigating the case. Shayanna Jenkins, 25, was seen entering the Fall River court in Massachusetts on Friday accompanied by her lawyer and wearing her large diamond engagement ring. She told the jury that Hernandez was intoxicated and had smoked marijuana in the hours before the slaying of her sister's boyfriend, Odin Lloyd. Jenkins said she watched her partner leave their home with alleged accomplices, Carlos Ortiz and Ernest Wallace, on the night of the June 2013 murder.

Lloyd was found shot to death at an industrial park less than a mile from the home that

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Hernandez and Hernandez share.
- Carlos Ortiz and Hernandez share.
- Ernest Wallace and Hernandez share.
- Fall River and Hernandez share.
- Hernandez and Hernandez share.
- Jenkins and Hernandez share.
- Massachusetts and Hernandez share.
- Odin Lloyd and Hernandez share.
- Shaneah Jenkins and Hernandez share.
- Shayanna and Hernandez share.
- Shayanna Jenkins and Hernandez share.


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(CNN) Carter Page's six-plus hours of testimony before the House intelligence committee makes clear senior members of the Trump campaign were aware of the former Trump foreign policy adviser's July 2016 trip to Russia -- and Page may have had interactions with more Russian government officials beyond what he's previously acknowledged, according to a transcript of the interview released Monday night. Page told the committee he was invited to speak in Russia after joining the campaign -- a similar pattern to foreign policy adviser George Papadopoulos, who was approached by a professor connected to the Russian government after the professor learned he was advising the campaign.

In his email to the two advisers, Page wrote about

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- CNN: "If he'd like to take my place (on a trip to Russia) and raise the temperature a little bit, of course I'd be more than happy to yield this honor to him."
- Carter Page: "If he'd like to take my place (on a trip to Russia) and raise the temperature a little bit, of course I'd be more than happy to yield this honor to him."
- George Papadopoulos: "If he'd like to take my place (on a trip to Russia) and raise the temperature a little bit, of course I'd be more than happy to yield this honor to him."
- House: "If he'd like to take my place (on a trip to Russia) and raise the temperature a little bit, of course I'd be more than happy to yield this honor to him."
- Page: "If he'd like to take my place (on a trip to Russia) and raise the temperature a little bit, of course I'd be more than happy to yield this honor to him."
- Russia: "If he'd like to take my place (on a trip to Russia) and raise the temperature a little bit, of course I'd be more than happy to yield this honor to him."
- Russian: "If he'd like to take my place (on a trip to Russia) and raise the temperature a little bit, of course I'd be more than happy to yield this honor to him."
- Trump: "If he'd like to take my place (on a trip to Russia) and raise the temperature a little bit, of course I'd be more than happy to yield this honor to him."


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Riverside, California (CNN) As she has trudged toward the Democratic nomination, Hillary Clinton has struggled to find a message that could impassion her Democratic voters the way her rival Bernie Sanders has. But that changed this week in California when she turned her full attention to Donald Trump. With the brash real estate magnate as her full-time foil, Clinton finally seemed to find her voice. In speech after speech across the Golden State, Clinton delivered a fiery, point-by-point takedown of the real estate magnate, casting him as a greedy bully who was eager to profit from the financial woes of the middle class Americans who lost homes and jobs in the 2008 economic crash.

OPTIONS:
- Americans has a woman problem -- 3 of them
- Bernie Sanders has a woman problem -- 3 of them
- CNN has a woman problem -- 3 of them
- California has a woman problem -- 3 of them
- Clinton has a woman problem -- 3 of them
- Democratic has a woman problem -- 3 of them
- Donald Trump has a woman problem -- 3 of them
- Golden State has a woman problem -- 3 of them
- Hillary Clinton has a woman problem -- 3 of them
- Riverside has a woman problem -- 3 of them
- Trump has a woman problem -- 3 of them


(CNN) Greenpeace activists blocked the entrance to Coca-Cola's UK headquarters in London with a 2.5-ton sculpture featuring a seagull regurgitating plastic, and called for the company to do more to help prevent plastic pollution. The campaign group said the sculpture, which depicts an idyllic family beach scene interrupted by birds choking on plastic, was intended to highlight  what it claimed were failings by the company. In a report released on Monday, Greenpeace claimed that Coca-Cola -- the world's largest soft drinks company -- sells more than 100 billion plastic bottles every year. Single-use plastic bottles make up nearly 60% of the packaging produced by the company globally, the report says.

OPTIONS:
- CNN-Cola said it was "disappointed" by the action by Greenpeace, and said it would publish a new "sustainable packaging strategy" later this year.
- Coca-Cola said it was "disappointed" by the action by Greenpeace, and said it would publish a new "sustainable packaging strategy" later this year.
- Coca-Cola-Cola said it was "disappointed" by the action by Greenpeace, and said it would publish a new "sustainable packaging strategy" later this year.
- Cola-Cola said it was "disappointed" by the action by Greenpeace, and said it would publish a new "sustainable packaging strategy" later this year.
- Greenpeace-Cola said it was "disappointed" by the action by Greenpeace, and said it would publish a new "sustainable packaging strategy" later this year.
- London-Cola said it was "disappointed" by the action by Greenpeace, and said it would publish a new "sustainable packaging strategy" later this year.
- UK-Cola said it was "disappointed" by the action by Greenpeace, and said it would publish a new "sustainable packaging strategy" later this year.


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Take That have come under fire after it emerged the pop stars have still not repaid the £20million they owe the taxman - one year after they were ordered to do so. Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald, who embark on their latest UK tour tomorrow, were told to pay back the cash 11 months ago after the 'investment' scheme they put millions into was ruled invalid. It is understood the trio are dealing directly with HMRC but have yet to stump up the cash. Scroll down for video Fury: Take That members (from left) Gary Barlow, Howard Donald and Mark Owen have still not paid back the £20million they owe the taxman, one year after they were ordered to. The band begin their UK tour tomorrow

'However, the real moral of this story is that we desperately need to simplify the tax code to get rid of the loopholes that those with clever accountants can drive a

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- Gabby Logan tour bus through.
- Gary Barlow tour bus through.
- HMRC tour bus through.
- Howard Donald tour bus through.
- Mark Owen tour bus through.
- Take That tour bus through.
- Trio tour bus through.
- UK tour bus through.


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(CNN) -- What's in a gesture? A gesture of support for a friend, a gesture that is "anti-system," says French footballer Nicolas Anelka, who chose to celebrate his goal-scoring performance in an English Premier League game last weekend with a movement that has sparked controversy not just in the sporting world but also the political. Known as the "quenelle," it involves pointing the right arm straight down and touching that arm with the left hand. Anelka explained that Saturday's celebration was nothing more than a nod to his friend, controversial French comedian Dieudonne M'Bala M'Bala, who has popularized the gesture in France.

"Originally it was used by

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- Anelka in his first shows.
- CNN in his first shows.
- Dieudonne M'Bala M'Bala in his first shows.
- English Premier League in his first shows.
- France in his first shows.
- French in his first shows.
- Nicolas Anelka in his first shows.


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The off-duty New Jersey police officer who was behind the wheel during a wrong-way crash that killed two on Staten Island last week had eight previous accidents and a DUI on his record. Linden Officer Pedro Abad Jr. killed Officer Frank Viggiano and friend Joe Rodriguez - both 28 - when he drove the wrong way after a night at a  strip club and collided head-on with a tractor-trailer. Abad had his license suspended for seven months starting in October 2013 after an alcohol-related accident in Rahway, New Jersey, in February of that year. Scroll down for video Pedro Abad Jr. (pictured both) had eight accidents and a DUI on his record before the Staten Island crash

He was reportedly involved in another accident, his eighth, four months after the

OPTIONS:
- Abad incident.
- DUI incident.
- Frank Viggiano incident.
- Instagram incident.
- Joe Rodriguez incident.
- New Jersey incident.
- Patrik Kudlac incident.
- Pedro Abad Jr. incident.
- Rahway incident.
- Staten Island incident.


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The last Swiss side to draw 1-1 at Anfield knocked Liverpool out of Europe and Brendan Rodgers will be hoping this is not a case of history repeating. This was not as dramatic a night as that one last December, when Basle secured a point in the final Champions League group game, and a stalemate with Sion does not mean Liverpool's interest in the Europa League is over. But for all the possession they enjoyed, their problems persist. They will struggle to reach the knockout stages of this competition with any degree of comfort if they fail to convert chances and remain brittle at the back.

Adam Lallana's fourth minute goal should have given Liverpool a straightforward evening ahead of the Merseyside derby but they lost their way alarmingly after

OPTIONS:
- Adam Lallana equalised.
- Anfield equalised.
- Basle equalised.
- Brendan Rodgers equalised.
- Champions League equalised.
- Danny Ings equalised.
- Divock Origi equalised.
- Ebenezer Assifuah equalised.
- Emre Can equalised.
- Europa League equalised.
- Europe equalised.
- Liverpool equalised.
- Nathaniel Clyne equalised.
- Origi equalised.
- Premier League equalised.
- Sion equalised.
- Swiss equalised.
- Visitors equalised.


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(CNN) -- Netflix Co-founder and CEO Reed Hastings made a public apology in his blog Sunday after a customer outburst against a hike in prices. "I messed up," Hastings said. "I owe everyone an explanation." Hastings posted the mea culpa after a barrage of customer backlash that caused Netflix stock to plunge. Netflix subscribers quit the service in droves last week after the unexpected increase. Enraged customers flooded the Netflix site with tens of thousands of comments, as well as a barrage of tweets under the hashtag #DearNetflix. "In hindsight, I slid into arrogance based upon past success," Hastings said. "We have done very well for a long time by steadily improving our service, without doing much CEO communication."

Hastings goes on to explain the company's plans to rename its DVD-by-mail service

OPTIONS:
- CNN, while keeping the Netflix name for the online movie streaming service.
- DearNetflix, while keeping the Netflix name for the online movie streaming service.
- Hastings, while keeping the Netflix name for the online movie streaming service.
- Netflix, while keeping the Netflix name for the online movie streaming service.
- Qwikster, while keeping the Netflix name for the online movie streaming service.
- Reed Hastings, while keeping the Netflix name for the online movie streaming service.


Bangkok (CNN) Yu Yanhua hasn't been back to her apartment in days. She's been too frightened, she says, after at least four dissidents of Chinese origin were arrested or simply disappeared from Thailand in the last four months... only to resurface back in China in the custody of the government. Yu is a pro-democracy activist who fled to Thailand last year to escape government repression in China. "I thought I would get protection in Bangkok, that I wouldn't have to live in fear of being arrested all the time," she says, bursting into tears. Now she lives in fear of being snatched off the streets by Chinese agents.

She says she has not been allowed to speak to her husband since he was taken to

OPTIONS:
- Bangkok in November.
- CNN in November.
- China in November.
- Chinese in November.
- Thailand in November.
- Yu in November.
- Yu Yanhua in November.


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Outgoing France coach Philippe Saint-Andre has warned French rugby must change if the national team is to be successful again. Saint-Andre's four-year reign as France coach ended in humiliating fashion on Saturday night as New Zealand romped to the biggest-ever World Cup quarter-final victory with a 62-13 triumph in Cardiff. The former Gloucester and Sale Sharks coach was booed by angry Les Bleus fans during his post-match television interview but he insisted problems run deep in French rugby and that structural changes are necessary for France to flourish. Toulouse coach Guy Noves will take charge of France from next month but Saint-Andre said his successor will encounter the same difficulties which he believes have blighted his tenure.

Captain Thierry Dusautoir dismissed those tales of mutiny on the eve of the match and Saint-

OPTIONS:
- Andre branded the story as 'gossip'.
- Cardiff branded the story as 'gossip'.
- England branded the story as 'gossip'.
- France branded the story as 'gossip'.
- French branded the story as 'gossip'.
- Gloucester branded the story as 'gossip'.
- Guy Noves branded the story as 'gossip'.
- Les Bleus branded the story as 'gossip'.
- New Zealand branded the story as 'gossip'.
- Philippe Saint branded the story as 'gossip'.
- Saint branded the story as 'gossip'.
- Sale Sharks branded the story as 'gossip'.
- Toulouse branded the story as 'gossip'.
- World Cup branded the story as 'gossip'.


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Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton has raised more than $45 million since her campaign launched on April 12, she announced today. That number, the first announced by a major-party 2016 candidate, is nearly half of the $100 million target her political operatives set for themselves to rake in by the end of the year. The Clinton team released the preliminary total on Twitter, with the former secretary of state noting that her bean-counters were 'still running the numbers.' The quick results – just hours after the fundraising quarter ended Tuesday at midnight – paint Clinton as a formidable foe for Vice President Joe Biden or any other Democrat still thinking about a challenge in the primary season.

Jeb Bush, the top vote-getter in recent

OPTIONS:
- Clinton primary polls.
- Democrat primary polls.
- Democratic primary polls.
- Donald Trump primary polls.
- Federal Election Commission primary polls.
- Hillary Clinton primary polls.
- Jeb Bush primary polls.
- Joe Biden primary polls.
- Obama primary polls.
- Republican primary polls.
- Twitter primary polls.


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A 19-year-old drink driver has been charged for negligent homicide after a crash that killed his girlfriend and injured four other people in a Hawaii. Devon Keser has been charged with first-degree negligent homicide, first-degree negligent injury, two counts of second-degree negligent injury, and driving under the influence while under 21. Witnesses say that Devon Keser was speeding and trying to weave through traffic in his Jeep when he smashed into a guard rail on the H-1 highway near the Vineyard exit, according to court papers. The car then hit a light poll and rolled twice, sending four of the passengers flying out of the car on August 12, reports local TV station KHON 2.

The passengers were not wearing their seatbelts and one was sitting in the front seat on

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- Devon Keser Schubert's lap.
- H-1 Schubert's lap.
- Hawaii Schubert's lap.
- Jeep Schubert's lap.
- KHON Schubert's lap.
- Kortney Briton Schubert's lap.
- Schubert Schubert's lap.
- Vineyard Schubert's lap.


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A Fox News host has claimed Australians have 'no freedom', during a live discussion about gun control in America. During a Fox and Friends broadcast, co-host Clayton Morris pointed out Australia's low gun violence while discussing the October 1 Oregon college shooting in which a 26-year-old Chris Harper-Mercer killed nine people and then himself. His comment prompted fellow presenter Tucker Carlson's outburst. 'They also have no freedom. You can go to prison for expressing unpopular views in Australia and people do... no one ever says that,' Carlson said. Mr Carlson's comments followed a suggestion by Mr Morris that Australia's gun control laws were used as an argument for gun control in the United States.

During the show, Mr

OPTIONS:
- America also used a bizarre analogy to justify people having guns.
- Australia also used a bizarre analogy to justify people having guns.
- Australian also used a bizarre analogy to justify people having guns.
- Australians also used a bizarre analogy to justify people having guns.
- Canadians also used a bizarre analogy to justify people having guns.
- Carlson also used a bizarre analogy to justify people having guns.
- Chris Harper also used a bizarre analogy to justify people having guns.
- Clayton Morris also used a bizarre analogy to justify people having guns.
- Fox News also used a bizarre analogy to justify people having guns.
- Fox and Friends also used a bizarre analogy to justify people having guns.
- Mercer also used a bizarre analogy to justify people having guns.
- Morris also used a bizarre analogy to justify people having guns.
- Oregon also used a bizarre analogy to justify people having guns.
- Tucker Carlson also used a bizarre analogy to justify people having guns.
- United States also used a bizarre analogy to justify people having guns.
- Western Europeans also used a bizarre analogy to justify people having guns.


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Arsene Wenger can scarcely believe his good fortune. A win for his Arsenal side at Stamford Bridge on Saturday lunchtime could send Chelsea and Jose Mourinho - his great nemesis - tumbling into the relegation zone. It's a prospect that quite a few football fans would relish - Chelsea, the team that won the title so majestically just four months ago, languishing down there in the drop zone. Indeed, there is a mathematical possibility, if Chelsea lose and Stoke, Newcastle and Sunderland all win that the Blues could end the weekend rock bottom. Who'd have predicted that? While sure to only be a temporary blip, Wenger will relish even the prospect of sending Chelsea into such a lowly position, of prolonging the misery of what has been a most chaotic and calamitous start to the league season for Mourinho.

This humiliating record was finally ended back in August, when FA Cup holders

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal beat Chelsea in the FA Community Shield.
- Arsene Wenger beat Chelsea in the FA Community Shield.
- Blues beat Chelsea in the FA Community Shield.
- Chelsea beat Chelsea in the FA Community Shield.
- Jose Mourinho beat Chelsea in the FA Community Shield.
- Mourinho beat Chelsea in the FA Community Shield.
- Newcastle beat Chelsea in the FA Community Shield.
- Premier League beat Chelsea in the FA Community Shield.
- Stamford Bridge beat Chelsea in the FA Community Shield.
- Stoke beat Chelsea in the FA Community Shield.
- Sunderland beat Chelsea in the FA Community Shield.
- Wenger beat Chelsea in the FA Community Shield.


Washington (CNN) Donald Trump on Wednesday asserted that the Democratic National Committee hadn't been hacked at all -- and in fact conjured the story itself -- after the party's research on Trump was purportedly sent to journalists by a hacker. "This is all information that has been out there for many years. Much of it is false and/or entirely inaccurate," Trump said in a statement. "We believe it was the DNC that did the 'hacking' as a way to distract from the many issues facing their deeply flawed candidate and failed party leader. Too bad the DNC doesn't hack Hillary Clinton's 33,000 missing emails."

This blog post presents documents alleged to have originated from the

OPTIONS:
- CNN," the company said.
- DNC," the company said.
- Democratic National Committee," the company said.
- Donald Trump," the company said.
- Gawker," the company said.
- Hillary Clinton," the company said.
- Trump," the company said.
- Washington," the company said.


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(CNN) Colombia's Congress has approved a historic peace agreement that will lead to the disarming of rebels in the 52-year conflict. The lower house Wednesday approved the revised deal between the government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC. The vote was 130-0 and came after about 11 hours of debate. The rebels have 150 days to put down their arms, according to the legislation. Last week marked the second time this year that Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos and FARC leader Rodrigo Londoño have signed a peace deal aimed at ending Latin America's longest war. In October, Colombian voters rejected the first version of the agreement in a national referendum, sending negotiators back to the table.

The battle between

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- CNN and the country's government has been devastating.
- Colombia and the country's government has been devastating.
- Colombian and the country's government has been devastating.
- Congress and the country's government has been devastating.
- Deal and the country's government has been devastating.
- FARC and the country's government has been devastating.
- Juan Manuel Santos and the country's government has been devastating.
- Latin America and the country's government has been devastating.
- Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia and the country's government has been devastating.
- Rodrigo Londoño and the country's government has been devastating.


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(CNN) President Rodrigo Duterte has called for a total overhaul of the Philippine National Police in the wake of the alleged brutal killing of a South Korean businessman by corrupt police officials. "Cleanse your ranks. Review their cases. Give me a list of who the scalawags are," Duterte said in a press conference late Sunday night. Last week, Duterte apologized to South Korean investors and South Korean Ambassador to the Philippines, Kim Jae-Shin, for the murder of Jee Ick-joo and promised swift retribution. "I am very sorry for that sordid incident. But I can assure you; policemen -- I will not let you get away," he said according to CNN Philippines.

More than 7,000 people have died since

OPTIONS:
- CNN unleashed his bloody crackdown on drugs in June 2016.
- CNN Philippines unleashed his bloody crackdown on drugs in June 2016.
- Duterte unleashed his bloody crackdown on drugs in June 2016.
- Jee Ick unleashed his bloody crackdown on drugs in June 2016.
- Kim Jae unleashed his bloody crackdown on drugs in June 2016.
- Philippine National Police unleashed his bloody crackdown on drugs in June 2016.
- Philippines unleashed his bloody crackdown on drugs in June 2016.
- Rodrigo Duterte unleashed his bloody crackdown on drugs in June 2016.
- Shin unleashed his bloody crackdown on drugs in June 2016.
- South Korean unleashed his bloody crackdown on drugs in June 2016.


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(CNN) -- A bill is headed for the governor's desk in Tennessee that would allow for a woman to be prosecuted if she illegally takes drugs while pregnant and the child is harmed. Known as SB1391, the bill passed both the Senate and the House last week. Once his office receives the legislation, Gov. Bill Haslam will have 10 days, not including Sundays, to act on it. "We all want to promote healthy pregnancies by providing pregnant women struggling with a drug or alcohol dependency with the opportunity to seek the best possible prenatal care and substance abuse treatment," Hedy Weinberg, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee, wrote in a letter to Haslam this week.

OPTIONS:
- American Civil Liberties Union is constitutionally unsound and enacting this law would threaten the health and well-being of Tennessee women and their families.
- Bill is constitutionally unsound and enacting this law would threaten the health and well-being of Tennessee women and their families.
- Bill Haslam is constitutionally unsound and enacting this law would threaten the health and well-being of Tennessee women and their families.
- CNN is constitutionally unsound and enacting this law would threaten the health and well-being of Tennessee women and their families.
- Haslam is constitutionally unsound and enacting this law would threaten the health and well-being of Tennessee women and their families.
- Hedy Weinberg is constitutionally unsound and enacting this law would threaten the health and well-being of Tennessee women and their families.
- House is constitutionally unsound and enacting this law would threaten the health and well-being of Tennessee women and their families.
- SB1391 is constitutionally unsound and enacting this law would threaten the health and well-being of Tennessee women and their families.
- Senate is constitutionally unsound and enacting this law would threaten the health and well-being of Tennessee women and their families.
- Tennessee is constitutionally unsound and enacting this law would threaten the health and well-being of Tennessee women and their families.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) launched an investigation Thursday into a large number of humpback whale deaths from Maine to North Carolina. The agency declared the deaths an unusual mortality event, the first one observed in humpback whales in nearly a decade. An unusual mortality event (UME) is defined under the Marine Mammal Protection Act as "a stranding that is unexpected; involves a significant die-off of any marine mammal population; and demands immediate response." The last unusual mortality event declared for humpback whales was in 2006. Two other events were declared in 2005 and 2003, said Deborah Fauquier, veterinary medical officer for NOAA Fisheries Office of Protected Resources. The cause of those UMEs was undetermined.

Since the marine mammal UME program was created in 1991, there have been 63 formally recognized

OPTIONS:
- Deborah Fauquier in the United States involving a variety of species.
- Maine in the United States involving a variety of species.
- Marine Mammal Protection Act in the United States involving a variety of species.
- NOAA in the United States involving a variety of species.
- NOAA Fisheries Office of Protected Resources in the United States involving a variety of species.
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in the United States involving a variety of species.
- North Carolina in the United States involving a variety of species.
- UME in the United States involving a variety of species.
- UMEs in the United States involving a variety of species.
- United States in the United States involving a variety of species.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) On Tuesday, Hillary Clinton released the most detailed policy document on autism in U.S. presidential election history. While other candidates have spoken about autism from time to time, both in this election cycle and in previous years, we've never seen anything so informed and friendly to the autistic community. Her "Plan to Support Children, Youth, and Adults Living with Autism and their Families" is notable for its focus on adults and for the complete absence of stigmatizing words such as "cure" or "epidemic." The rhetoric is good, the policy is better, and the problems with the document (and there are some) are relatively few.

The best of

OPTIONS:
- David Perry's ideas would lead to tangible improvements in job opportunities, education and the inclusion of neurodiverse people living in a society that too often discriminates against them.
- Hillary Clinton's ideas would lead to tangible improvements in job opportunities, education and the inclusion of neurodiverse people living in a society that too often discriminates against them.
- Plan to Support Children's ideas would lead to tangible improvements in job opportunities, education and the inclusion of neurodiverse people living in a society that too often discriminates against them.
- U.S.'s ideas would lead to tangible improvements in job opportunities, education and the inclusion of neurodiverse people living in a society that too often discriminates against them.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Washington (CNN) -- In a congressional version of hot potato, the Senate on Friday passed a short-term spending plan that would prevent a looming government shutdown and sent it to the House for a weekend showdown between Republican tea party conservatives and their more moderate party leaders. The 54-44 vote on strict party lines came after Senate Democrats pushed through an amendment to restore funding for Obamacare that House Republicans had eliminated in their version of the spending measure, which would prevent the start of a government shutdown on Tuesday. Now House Speaker John Boehner must decide whether to urge his divided Republican caucus to vote with Democrats to pass the Senate plan, or yield again to a hardline conservative wing that demands making continued government funding contingent on undermining Obamacare.

Cruz said Friday he expected his GOP colleagues in the House to continue the fight by revising the spending plan, which would mean "this issue is coming back to the

OPTIONS:
- CNN."
- Democrats."
- House."
- John Boehner."
- Obama."
- Obamacare."
- Republican."
- Republicans."
- Senate."
- Senate Democrats."
- Washington."


How does this story end?

A grief stricken family have spent eight years routinely scouring bushland in a desperate attempt to find their son’s remains after his suspicious disappearance; believing he was ‘killed and dumped like a wild animal’. Sydney couple Faye and Mark Leveson believed the heart-breaking search for their son, 20-year-old Matthew Leveson, was almost over when someone finally admitted to killing and burying him. They were shattered when the confession was revealed to be a cruel hoax after an almost year-long police investigation. ‘It feels like Matt’s been murdered all over again,’ Mr Leveson told Daily Mail Australia. The family are desperate to solve the mystery behind Matthew’s suspicious disappearance and are disgusted to have been manipulated by ‘some ratbag playing a mean, cruel joke.’

‘He was a gorgeous kid with a cheeky glint in his eye – he was a bit of a prankster,’ Ms

OPTIONS:
- Daily Mail Australia remembered fondly.
- Faye remembered fondly.
- Leveson remembered fondly.
- Mark Leveson remembered fondly.
- Matthew Leveson remembered fondly.
- Matthew’s remembered fondly.
- Matt’s remembered fondly.
- Royal National Park remembered fondly.
- Sydney remembered fondly.


An urgent headcount has taken place at a Thai temple that's home to 147 tigers in the care of monks  after a vet complained to authorities that three were missing. Wat Pha Luang Ta Bua in Thailand's western Kanchanaburi province - commonly known as 'The Tiger Temple' - has long proved a hit among tourists who flock there to visit the monks and be photographed next to their huge feline pets. However, Thai wildlife officials began a headcount on Friday after allegations from a temple vet earlier this week who complained to police that three tigers had recently disappeared from the sanctuary, sparking fears they may have been sold on.

OPTIONS:
- Buddhist personnel walk tigers back to their enclosure after they had their chip implants read
- Kanchanaburi personnel walk tigers back to their enclosure after they had their chip implants read
- Thai personnel walk tigers back to their enclosure after they had their chip implants read
- Thailand personnel walk tigers back to their enclosure after they had their chip implants read
- Tiger Temple personnel walk tigers back to their enclosure after they had their chip implants read
- Wat Pha Luang Ta Bua personnel walk tigers back to their enclosure after they had their chip implants read


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

From awkwardly handing a beggar some change, to failing at eating a bacon sandwich, it is fair to say Labour spin doctors have so far failed to make Ed Miliband look cool. But now Twitter users are attempting to give the somewhat uninspiring party leader a makeover, by editing his face on to famous men's bodies. From Hollywood legends Marlon Brando and Harrison Ford, to astronaut Neil Armstrong and even TV's latest heart-throb Poldark, these images prove there is nothing that photoshop cannot achieve. Scroll down for video Ed, Ed Miliband: In an attempt to make the Labour leader look cool, Twitter users have begun editing his face on to the body of famous men, including Daniel Craig as James Bond in movie Casino Royale

Cool

OPTIONS:
- Casino Royale, which was created just last Saturday, has already posted 45 images of the Labour leader, and has attracted 3,500 followers.
- Daniel Craig, which was created just last Saturday, has already posted 45 images of the Labour leader, and has attracted 3,500 followers.
- Ed, which was created just last Saturday, has already posted 45 images of the Labour leader, and has attracted 3,500 followers.
- Ed Miliband, which was created just last Saturday, has already posted 45 images of the Labour leader, and has attracted 3,500 followers.
- Harrison Ford, which was created just last Saturday, has already posted 45 images of the Labour leader, and has attracted 3,500 followers.
- Hollywood, which was created just last Saturday, has already posted 45 images of the Labour leader, and has attracted 3,500 followers.
- James Bond, which was created just last Saturday, has already posted 45 images of the Labour leader, and has attracted 3,500 followers.
- Labour, which was created just last Saturday, has already posted 45 images of the Labour leader, and has attracted 3,500 followers.
- Marlon Brando, which was created just last Saturday, has already posted 45 images of the Labour leader, and has attracted 3,500 followers.
- Miliband, which was created just last Saturday, has already posted 45 images of the Labour leader, and has attracted 3,500 followers.
- Neil Armstrong, which was created just last Saturday, has already posted 45 images of the Labour leader, and has attracted 3,500 followers.
- Poldark, which was created just last Saturday, has already posted 45 images of the Labour leader, and has attracted 3,500 followers.
- Twitter, which was created just last Saturday, has already posted 45 images of the Labour leader, and has attracted 3,500 followers.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

A 36-year-old wife who walked out on her husband after just eight months is now marrying his 74-year-old father. Liza Goddard, of Grimsby, divorced Jason Harwood, 35, in 2003, after a short-lived marriage which broke down in less than one year. But she is now set to become her ex-husband's stepmother after becoming engaged to Jason's father John, who is nearly 40 years her senior. Jason had become suspicious of his father and his wife after the trio lived together in the pensioner's bedsit in Slough, Berkshire. But Jason only found out about the secret affair after he visited his father to congratulate him on the news of his engagement. His father then revealed that his fiancée was his son's ex-wife.

He claims that he then saw

OPTIONS:
- Berkshire in bed with no knickers on while his father was sat in a nearby chair with his flies undone.
- Couple in bed with no knickers on while his father was sat in a nearby chair with his flies undone.
- Distraught Jason in bed with no knickers on while his father was sat in a nearby chair with his flies undone.
- Grimsby in bed with no knickers on while his father was sat in a nearby chair with his flies undone.
- Jason in bed with no knickers on while his father was sat in a nearby chair with his flies undone.
- Jason Harwood in bed with no knickers on while his father was sat in a nearby chair with his flies undone.
- John in bed with no knickers on while his father was sat in a nearby chair with his flies undone.
- Liza Goddard in bed with no knickers on while his father was sat in a nearby chair with his flies undone.
- Slough in bed with no knickers on while his father was sat in a nearby chair with his flies undone.


Complete the passage.

London (CNN) British Prime Minister David Cameron is to resign Wednesday, paving the way for Home Secretary Theresa May to take the reins. May was officially named Conservative Party leader and successor to Cameron "with immediate effect" Monday, said Graham Brady, chair of the 1922 Committee, a collection of Conservative members of Parliament key to electing the party leader. She will replace Cameron on Wednesday evening. In remarks shortly after her leadership was affirmed, May said her priorities will be to administer Britain's exit from the European Union, a move approved by voters last month, to unite the country and to create a "strong, new, positive vision for the future," not just for the privileged few, but for everyone.

In

OPTIONS:
- 1922 Committee's parliamentary system, the leader of the ruling party is automatically made prime minister.
- Andrea Leadsom's parliamentary system, the leader of the ruling party is automatically made prime minister.
- Britain's parliamentary system, the leader of the ruling party is automatically made prime minister.
- British's parliamentary system, the leader of the ruling party is automatically made prime minister.
- CNN's parliamentary system, the leader of the ruling party is automatically made prime minister.
- Cameron's parliamentary system, the leader of the ruling party is automatically made prime minister.
- Conservative's parliamentary system, the leader of the ruling party is automatically made prime minister.
- Conservative Party's parliamentary system, the leader of the ruling party is automatically made prime minister.
- David Cameron's parliamentary system, the leader of the ruling party is automatically made prime minister.
- European Union's parliamentary system, the leader of the ruling party is automatically made prime minister.
- Graham Brady's parliamentary system, the leader of the ruling party is automatically made prime minister.
- London's parliamentary system, the leader of the ruling party is automatically made prime minister.
- May's parliamentary system, the leader of the ruling party is automatically made prime minister.
- Theresa May's parliamentary system, the leader of the ruling party is automatically made prime minister.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

The daughters of Mary Kay Letourneau and her former student-turned husband, Vili Fualaau, are now older than their father was when, at age 12, he started an affair with his teacher. On the eve of the infamous couple's 10-year wedding anniversary, Letourneau, Fualaau and their two children, 17-year-old Audrey and 16-year-old Georgia, sat down for an exclusive interview with Barbara Walters on 20/20, which will air on ABC Friday at 10pm. Letourneau, then a 34-year-old married mother of four, pleaded guilty to child rape for her illicit affair with her sixth-grade student, which resulted in two pregnancies. Audrey Fualaau was born while her mother was out on probation in 1998. Her 16-year-old sister, Georgia, was welcomed into the world behind bars after the disgraced teacher was re-arrested and sent back to prison for having another sexual encounter with her former student.

OPTIONS:
- ABC Friday will discuss his struggle with alcoholism and depression and how he believes he was failed by the system as a minor.
- Audrey will discuss his struggle with alcoholism and depression and how he believes he was failed by the system as a minor.
- Audrey Fualaau will discuss his struggle with alcoholism and depression and how he believes he was failed by the system as a minor.
- Barbara Walters will discuss his struggle with alcoholism and depression and how he believes he was failed by the system as a minor.
- Fualaau will discuss his struggle with alcoholism and depression and how he believes he was failed by the system as a minor.
- Georgia will discuss his struggle with alcoholism and depression and how he believes he was failed by the system as a minor.
- Letourneau will discuss his struggle with alcoholism and depression and how he believes he was failed by the system as a minor.
- Mary Kay Letourneau will discuss his struggle with alcoholism and depression and how he believes he was failed by the system as a minor.
- Vili Fualaau will discuss his struggle with alcoholism and depression and how he believes he was failed by the system as a minor.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) -- I carry in my mind a picture of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. at the beginning of the Selma to Montgomery voting rights march on March 21, 1965. What makes that picture so vivid to me 48 years later, as we prepare to celebrate his 84th birthday this month, is that voting rights issues I once imagined were over have resurfaced on a national scale. The biggest difference between then and now is that today's voter suppression operations are highly sophisticated, compared with the crude, racist ones conducted by Southern sheriffs and voter registrars through the middle 1960s.

He could only hope the

OPTIONS:
- CNN march changed more minds than were in the rows of us walking behind him.
- King march changed more minds than were in the rows of us walking behind him.
- MLK march changed more minds than were in the rows of us walking behind him.
- Martin Luther King Jr. march changed more minds than were in the rows of us walking behind him.
- Mills march changed more minds than were in the rows of us walking behind him.
- Montgomery march changed more minds than were in the rows of us walking behind him.
- Nicolaus Mills march changed more minds than were in the rows of us walking behind him.
- Selma march changed more minds than were in the rows of us walking behind him.
- Southern march changed more minds than were in the rows of us walking behind him.


Jose Mourinho has been charged with misconduct by the Football Association following his half-time dismissal in Chelsea's loss at West Ham. Mourinho, who is appealing against a £50,000 fine and suspended one-match stadium ban for comments made about officials following the October 3 loss to Southampton, faces further charges after being sent to the stands by referee Jonathan Moss during the ill-tempered derby at Upton Park. A statement from the FA read: 'Jose Mourinho has been charged with misconduct in relation to his language and/or behaviour towards the match officials in or around the dressing room area at half-time.'

OPTIONS:
- Blues boss is punished for criticising referee Robert Madley following a 3-1 loss to Southampton.
- Chelsea boss is punished for criticising referee Robert Madley following a 3-1 loss to Southampton.
- FA boss is punished for criticising referee Robert Madley following a 3-1 loss to Southampton.
- Football Association boss is punished for criticising referee Robert Madley following a 3-1 loss to Southampton.
- Jonathan Moss boss is punished for criticising referee Robert Madley following a 3-1 loss to Southampton.
- Jose Mourinho boss is punished for criticising referee Robert Madley following a 3-1 loss to Southampton.
- Liverpool boss is punished for criticising referee Robert Madley following a 3-1 loss to Southampton.
- Mourinho boss is punished for criticising referee Robert Madley following a 3-1 loss to Southampton.
- Nemanja Matic boss is punished for criticising referee Robert Madley following a 3-1 loss to Southampton.
- Premier League boss is punished for criticising referee Robert Madley following a 3-1 loss to Southampton.
- Silvino Louro boss is punished for criticising referee Robert Madley following a 3-1 loss to Southampton.
- Southampton boss is punished for criticising referee Robert Madley following a 3-1 loss to Southampton.
- Upton Park boss is punished for criticising referee Robert Madley following a 3-1 loss to Southampton.
- West Ham boss is punished for criticising referee Robert Madley following a 3-1 loss to Southampton.


(CNN) -- After downloading the latest iPhone, iPod touch and iPad operating system, iOS 6, the fun part is excitedly poking around and hunting for what's new. Find subtle design changes, like the phone's key pad, or set up new features, like Facebook integration. You might even use Siri again for the first time in a while to test its improved sports and restaurant knowledge. If you have an iPhone 3GS, 4 or 4S, a fourth generation iPod touch, or an iPad 2 or the new iPad, you can upgrade to iOS 6. Go to your settings screen, tap General and then Software Update. Keep in mind that some features are limited to the most recent models.

Flyover is only available on the iPhone 4S and later, iPad 2 and later, and the

OPTIONS:
- 4S.
- Apple.
- CNN.
- Facebook.
- General.
- Google.
- Maps.
- Siri.
- Software Update.
- iOS.
- iOS 6.
- iPad.
- iPhone.
- iPhone 3GS.
- iPod touch.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) Imagine a presidential election campaign in which a bombastic candidate campaigns by insulting people, and by making promises and threats that sound so outlandish that people think, surely, he must be exaggerating. Now imagine that candidate wins. Welcome to the Philippines, where Rodrigo Duterte, also known as "The Punisher" assumed the presidency on June 30. The experience should prove informative for people considering the election of another "tell-it-like-it-is" politician, America's very own Donald J. Trump. Duterte just caused an international incident when he called the US ambassador a "gay son of a bitch," during a recent speech to a military group. He claimed he used those words in a conversation with Secretary of State John Kerry when Kerry was visiting the Philippines. Duterte recounted for his audience how he complained to Kerry about Ambassador Philip Goldberg, one of America's most senior diplomats, because he interfered with the election by "giving statements here and there."

A local newspaper has a regularly updated "Kill List," to track "the casualties of

OPTIONS:
- America's war on crime."
- Donald J. Trump's war on crime."
- Duterte's war on crime."
- Frida Ghitis's war on crime."
- John Kerry's war on crime."
- Kerry's war on crime."
- Philip Goldberg's war on crime."
- Philippines's war on crime."
- Rodrigo Duterte's war on crime."
- Supreme Court's war on crime."
- The Punisher's war on crime."
- US's war on crime."


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

(CNN) Tropical Storm Colin spawned heavy rains across much of Florida on Monday, the National Hurricane Center said. The state braced for flooding, with Florida Gov. Rick Scott declaring a state of emergency early Monday. Rains also pounded southern Georgia and South Carolina. It is near the Big Bend area of Florida, the National Hurricane Center said. That region includes Florida Panhandle counties east of the Apalachicola River. "It's a highly disorganized storm, primarily a rainmaker," CNN senior meteorologist Taylor Ward said. It is expected to race along the U.S. East Coast, pounding the Carolinas as it heads northeast Tuesday, Ward said.

"We're looking at another 24 hours of heavy rain from Florida to the coastal

OPTIONS:
- Apalachicola River before it heads out to sea," Ward said.
- Big Bend before it heads out to sea," Ward said.
- CNN before it heads out to sea," Ward said.
- Carolinas before it heads out to sea," Ward said.
- Florida before it heads out to sea," Ward said.
- Florida Panhandle before it heads out to sea," Ward said.
- Georgia before it heads out to sea," Ward said.
- National Hurricane Center before it heads out to sea," Ward said.
- Rick Scott before it heads out to sea," Ward said.
- South Carolina before it heads out to sea," Ward said.
- Storm Colin before it heads out to sea," Ward said.
- Taylor Ward before it heads out to sea," Ward said.
- Tropical Storm Colin before it heads out to sea," Ward said.
- U.S. East Coast before it heads out to sea," Ward said.
- Ward before it heads out to sea," Ward said.


Write the last sentence in this story.

(CNN) Two hapless criminals picked the wrong place when they held up a McDonald's in France. Eleven armed members of an elite paramilitary force happened to be eating inside. The pair allegedly burst into the Ecole-Valentin branch of the fast-food restaurant in the eastern French city of Besancon on Sunday. They fired a shotgun at the ceiling, yelling at the customers inside to get on the floor, the city's prosecutor Edwige Roux-Morizot told CNN. One of the robbers then stole about 2000 euros ($2,269) from the registers before the men ran away, she said. Unfortunately for them, among the 40-odd customers grabbing burgers at the time were 11 members of the GIGN (National Gendarmerie Intervention Group), an elite special operations unit of the national gendarme which specializes in counter-terror and hostage situations.

The suspects -- both of whom were born in 1991 and were known to police -- were then taken to hospital and charged with armed robbery,

OPTIONS:
- Besancon-Morizot said.
- CNN-Morizot said.
- Ecole-Morizot said.
- Edwige Roux-Morizot said.
- France-Morizot said.
- French-Morizot said.
- GIGN-Morizot said.
- McDonald's-Morizot said.
- Morizot-Morizot said.
- National Gendarmerie Intervention Group-Morizot said.
- Valentin-Morizot said.


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Werder Bremen edged past bottom club Hamburg SV 1-0 courtesy of an 84th-minute penalty by Franco Di Santo that kept them in the running for a Europa League spot. Argentine Di Santo converted his spot-kick for his 13th goal of the season after Hamburg's Valon Behrami had brought down Zlatko Junuzovic and was sent off as new Hamburg coach Bruno Labbadia made a losing return to their bench. Franco Di Santo celebrates after scoring the winner for Werder Bremen in 1-0 defeat of Hamburg The former Chelsea and Wigan forward celebrates after beating Rene Adler from the spot Werder players celebrate in front of their fans after keeping their Europa League hopes alive

OPTIONS:
- Argentine returned to Hamburg this week, tasked with saving their proud Bundesliga record.
- Bruno Labbadia returned to Hamburg this week, tasked with saving their proud Bundesliga record.
- Bundesliga returned to Hamburg this week, tasked with saving their proud Bundesliga record.
- Chelsea returned to Hamburg this week, tasked with saving their proud Bundesliga record.
- Di Santo returned to Hamburg this week, tasked with saving their proud Bundesliga record.
- Europa League returned to Hamburg this week, tasked with saving their proud Bundesliga record.
- Franco Di Santo returned to Hamburg this week, tasked with saving their proud Bundesliga record.
- Hamburg returned to Hamburg this week, tasked with saving their proud Bundesliga record.
- Hamburg SV returned to Hamburg this week, tasked with saving their proud Bundesliga record.
- Rene Adler returned to Hamburg this week, tasked with saving their proud Bundesliga record.
- Schalke 04 returned to Hamburg this week, tasked with saving their proud Bundesliga record.
- Valon Behrami returned to Hamburg this week, tasked with saving their proud Bundesliga record.
- Werder returned to Hamburg this week, tasked with saving their proud Bundesliga record.
- Werder Bremen returned to Hamburg this week, tasked with saving their proud Bundesliga record.
- Wigan returned to Hamburg this week, tasked with saving their proud Bundesliga record.
- Wolfsburg returned to Hamburg this week, tasked with saving their proud Bundesliga record.
- Zlatko Junuzovic returned to Hamburg this week, tasked with saving their proud Bundesliga record.


How does this story end?

The Secret Service will have to drive Scooby One and Scooby Two back to Chappaqua without HIllary Clinton riding shotgun. Instead, she's flying coach and toting her own luggage. A United Airlines regional jet carried her back to the East Coast on Thursday from the Omaha, Nebraska airport. Her flight was bound for Newark, New Jersey, the major airport most convenient to her spacious Chappaqua, New York home. A reporter with the liberal news outlet Vox tweeted a photo of Clinton toting her own luggage on Thursday in Omaha SHE'S JUST LIKE US? A Town Car sedan (right) met Mrs. Clinton on the tarmac in Newark on Thursday, flanked by police and Secret Service vehicles

But her first Iowa event, promoted as a spontaneous coffee shop sit-down with average voters, turned out to be a carefully staged production whose young participants were driven to the cafe by Clinton's

OPTIONS:
- Chappaqua political director.
- Clinton political director.
- East Coast political director.
- HIllary Clinton political director.
- Iowa political director.
- Met political director.
- Nebraska political director.
- New Jersey political director.
- New York political director.
- Newark political director.
- Omaha political director.
- Scooby One political director.
- Scooby Two political director.
- Secret Service political director.
- Town Car political director.
- US political director.
- United political director.
- United Airlines political director.
- Vox political director.


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

Steven Naismith has warned the Republic of Ireland their hopes of reaching Euro 2016 will be left hanging by a thread if they fail to beat his Scotland side on Saturday. Martin O'Neill's team trail the Dark Blues by two points going into this weekend's crucical Group D clash in Dublin. Defeat to Gordon Strachan's men would leave them at least six points behind group leaders Poland - who take on Georgia - five behind the Scots and possibly just as many behind Germany, so long as the world champions see off minnows Gibraltar. And Naismith has warned that will be difficult to overcome with just four games to play in the race to reach the finals in France next summer.

The Everton forward said: 'If

OPTIONS:
- Dark Blues lose this it would put them at a disadvantage but I wouldn't say they'd be totally out of it.
- Dublin lose this it would put them at a disadvantage but I wouldn't say they'd be totally out of it.
- Euro 2016 lose this it would put them at a disadvantage but I wouldn't say they'd be totally out of it.
- Everton lose this it would put them at a disadvantage but I wouldn't say they'd be totally out of it.
- France lose this it would put them at a disadvantage but I wouldn't say they'd be totally out of it.
- Georgia lose this it would put them at a disadvantage but I wouldn't say they'd be totally out of it.
- Germany lose this it would put them at a disadvantage but I wouldn't say they'd be totally out of it.
- Gibraltar lose this it would put them at a disadvantage but I wouldn't say they'd be totally out of it.
- Gordon Strachan lose this it would put them at a disadvantage but I wouldn't say they'd be totally out of it.
- Group D lose this it would put them at a disadvantage but I wouldn't say they'd be totally out of it.
- Irish lose this it would put them at a disadvantage but I wouldn't say they'd be totally out of it.
- Martin O'Neill lose this it would put them at a disadvantage but I wouldn't say they'd be totally out of it.
- Naismith lose this it would put them at a disadvantage but I wouldn't say they'd be totally out of it.
- Poland lose this it would put them at a disadvantage but I wouldn't say they'd be totally out of it.
- Republic of Ireland lose this it would put them at a disadvantage but I wouldn't say they'd be totally out of it.
- Scotland lose this it would put them at a disadvantage but I wouldn't say they'd be totally out of it.
- Scots lose this it would put them at a disadvantage but I wouldn't say they'd be totally out of it.
- Steven Naismith lose this it would put them at a disadvantage but I wouldn't say they'd be totally out of it.


Find the right ending to this passage.

There was nothing more mind-numbingly maddening in the aftermath of England’s worst World Cup exit yet than the immediate reaction of Peter Moores. ‘We thought 275 was chaseable. We’ll have to look at the data,’ said a coach now fighting to avoid his second ignominious exit from international cricket as the reality of an embarrassing group stage elimination sank in. Well, England should rip up their data along with their whole philosophy towards one-day cricket and start again. Peter Moores faces an uncertain future following England's humiliating exit from the 2015 Cricket World Cup England were beaten by 15 runs at the Adelaide Oval to make it four defeats against Test-playing nations

0 - the number of centuries scored by a

OPTIONS:
- 2015 Cricket World Cup batsman in a World Cup before playing England on Monday.
- Adelaide Oval batsman in a World Cup before playing England on Monday.
- Bangladesh batsman in a World Cup before playing England on Monday.
- Cricket World Cup batsman in a World Cup before playing England on Monday.
- England batsman in a World Cup before playing England on Monday.
- Joe Root batsman in a World Cup before playing England on Monday.
- Moores batsman in a World Cup before playing England on Monday.
- Paul Downton batsman in a World Cup before playing England on Monday.
- Peter Moores batsman in a World Cup before playing England on Monday.
- Test batsman in a World Cup before playing England on Monday.
- World Cup batsman in a World Cup before playing England on Monday.


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

With her distinctive sleek braid and fiery oratory, Yulia Tymoshenko is back in the center stage of Ukraine politics. And it's almost like she never left. Tymoshenko, 53, was freed from prison Saturday after two-and-a-half years, most of them spent in a detention hospital. Dressed in black, she later emerged at Kiev's Independence Square in a wheel chair. Cheers erupted. Tearfully, she hailed the sea of protesters, who listened and occasionally waved. "Today, Ukraine has finished with this terrible dictator," she said, referring to ousted President Viktor Yanukovych. She then passed on a not-so-subtle message. "There'll be no Ukraine but the Ukraine you want," she said. "And I'm the guarantor of that Ukraine."

After

OPTIONS:
- Independence Square won that election, Tymoshenko, was forced out of office and into the courtroom.
- Kiev won that election, Tymoshenko, was forced out of office and into the courtroom.
- Russia won that election, Tymoshenko, was forced out of office and into the courtroom.
- Tymoshenko won that election, Tymoshenko, was forced out of office and into the courtroom.
- Ukraine won that election, Tymoshenko, was forced out of office and into the courtroom.
- Viktor Yanukovych won that election, Tymoshenko, was forced out of office and into the courtroom.
- Yanukovych won that election, Tymoshenko, was forced out of office and into the courtroom.
- Yulia Tymoshenko won that election, Tymoshenko, was forced out of office and into the courtroom.


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The three-year-old girl who melted hearts across the world by talking to Santa through sign language has been revealed as Mali Williams-Cody. Mali's mother, Suzanne Williams, was left speechless and teary-eyed when she saw Santa use sign language with Mali who has learning and communication difficulties. The heart-warming moment was captured on video and it has been shared all over the world. The moment in Middlesbrough's Cleveland Centre mirrors a scene from the 1994 Christmas film Miracle on 34th Street when Father Christmas uses sign language with a young girl. Suzanne, 33, from Park End, Middlesbrough, said: 'It was an amazing moment. Mali was smiling for ages afterwards. I couldn't believe it when he started doing it. I was speechless.

It was then he looked at

OPTIONS:
- Christmas and used sign language to communicate with her.
- Cleveland Centre and used sign language to communicate with her.
- Cody and used sign language to communicate with her.
- Mali and used sign language to communicate with her.
- Mali Williams and used sign language to communicate with her.
- Middlesbrough and used sign language to communicate with her.
- Miracle and used sign language to communicate with her.
- Park End and used sign language to communicate with her.
- Santa and used sign language to communicate with her.
- Suzanne and used sign language to communicate with her.
- Suzanne Williams and used sign language to communicate with her.


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Baltimore (CNN) Perhaps no one found Baltimore police Officer Edward Nero's not-guilty verdict Monday so surprising. But to hear the families of Nero and of Freddie Gray, the young black man who Nero was accused of assaulting, both lauding the judge who handed down the decision? Surely no one saw that coming. While Nero released a statement saying he and his family were "elated" with the ruling, Gray family attorney Billy Murphy, too, applauded the decision, saying, "You can't convict people unless you know the evidence," and that Judge Barry Williams had followed the law as he saw it. After a bench trial, Williams found Nero not guilty of all charges in connection with Gray's death last year.

3, said in a statement that Nero was pleased with the verdict but concerned that five other officers,

OPTIONS:
- Baltimore's "good friends, must continue to fight these baseless accusations."
- Barry Williams's "good friends, must continue to fight these baseless accusations."
- Billy Murphy's "good friends, must continue to fight these baseless accusations."
- CNN's "good friends, must continue to fight these baseless accusations."
- Edward Nero's "good friends, must continue to fight these baseless accusations."
- Freddie Gray's "good friends, must continue to fight these baseless accusations."
- Gray's "good friends, must continue to fight these baseless accusations."
- Nero's "good friends, must continue to fight these baseless accusations."
- Williams's "good friends, must continue to fight these baseless accusations."


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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).

An infographic was then produced that shows the top 10 best airports for Wi-

OPTIONS:
- Blog speed.
- Dublin Airport speed.
- English speed.
- Far East speed.
- Fi speed.
- Suvarnabhumi Airport speed.
- Thailand speed.
- Wi speed.


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A cat who went missing after escaping a damaged crate after 14-hour flight from Abu Dhabi to New York about last week has been found. Felix was discovered at JFK airport after being on the loose for more than two weeks. The cat's owners, Jennifer Stewart, 31, and her 34-year-old husband, Joseph Naaman, were left devastated after their beloved pet when missing from his damaged crate. Jennifer Stewart and husband, Joseph Naaman, pictured with their cat, Felix, who disappeared April 1 Facebook updates: Ms Stewart updated her friends after hearing the news that Felix the cat had been found

At first I thought he was going to tell me that [

OPTIONS:
- Abu Dhabi] died.
- Etihad] died.
- Facebook] died.
- Felix] died.
- JFK Airport] died.
- JFK airport] died.
- Jennifer Stewart] died.
- Joseph Naaman] died.
- New York] died.
- Stewart] died.


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(CNN) -- If you think all conservatives support a deportation-only approach to immigration, think again. Last week, hundreds of conservative evangelicals gathered in Alabama to engage in a reasonable, respectful discourse on immigration. You read that right. Less than a year after Alabama enacted the strictest immigration law in the land, evangelical students, pastors and national faith leaders gathered at Samford University in Birmingham for "a Christ-centered conversation on immigration" called the G92 South Immigration Conference. Following the example of Cedarville University's inaugural G92 gathering last fall in Ohio, evangelical Christians gathered in Birmingham to discuss immigration through the prism of the Bible. Instead of listening to partisan sound bites, participants looked to the word of God -- specifically the 92 references to "ger," the word for "stranger," in the Old Testament alone.

They're missing an opportunity, as the events in

OPTIONS:
- Alabama and Alabama make clear.
- Ali Noorani and Alabama make clear.
- Americans and Alabama make clear.
- Bible and Alabama make clear.
- Birmingham and Alabama make clear.
- CNN and Alabama make clear.
- Cedarville University and Alabama make clear.
- Christ and Alabama make clear.
- Christians and Alabama make clear.
- G92 and Alabama make clear.
- G92 South Immigration Conference and Alabama make clear.
- God and Alabama make clear.
- Noorani and Alabama make clear.
- Ohio and Alabama make clear.
- Old Testament and Alabama make clear.
- Samford University and Alabama make clear.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump said Wednesday that "talking is not the answer" when it comes to reining in North Korea -- seeming to contradict some of his top Cabinet officials who insist the US will continue to seek a peaceful resolution to tensions with Pyongyang, despite its provocative missile tests. "The U.S. has been talking to North Korea, and paying them extortion money, for 25 years. Talking is not the answer!" Trump tweeted, just days after North Korea launched a missile that flew over northern Japan. It was not immediately clear what Trump meant by "extortion money," though previous administrations have tried to defuse nuclear tensions by offering the North Korean regime food and aid packages, some of it in exchange for Pyongyang's commitment to curb its nuclear programs -- promises that have always been broken.

"If the President has made up his mind against talks with

OPTIONS:
- CNN, that should be the end of the conversation," Denmark said.
- Cabinet, that should be the end of the conversation," Denmark said.
- Donald Trump, that should be the end of the conversation," Denmark said.
- Japan, that should be the end of the conversation," Denmark said.
- North Korea, that should be the end of the conversation," Denmark said.
- North Korean, that should be the end of the conversation," Denmark said.
- Pyongyang, that should be the end of the conversation," Denmark said.
- Rex Tillerson, that should be the end of the conversation," Denmark said.
- Trump, that should be the end of the conversation," Denmark said.
- U.S., that should be the end of the conversation," Denmark said.
- US, that should be the end of the conversation," Denmark said.
- Washington, that should be the end of the conversation," Denmark said.


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(CNN) One of the youngest  victims in Orlando's deadly shooting was Luis Omar Ocasio-Capo. Known as Omar to friends, he was a dancer and barista. On Tuesday, less than three days after Omar's brutal murder, his grandmother, heartbroken and alone, boarded a flight to Orlando to attend his funeral. Jetblue crew member Kelly Davis Karas decided that the woman, though grieving alone, could not leave the plane without knowing the world was with her. Karas passed around a piece of paper for  passengers to sign so their words might ease the grandmother's aching heart. As Karas pushed the beverage cart down the plane's aisle, she whispered to passengers about the paper. Halfway down the aisle, another crew member on board said more paper was needed. Instead of signing their names and moving on, passengers were writing paragraphs—long notes of compassion, grief and strength.

OPTIONS:
- Capo then marveled as passengers stopped, one by one, to share a moment with the grandmother as they disembarked.
- Jetblue then marveled as passengers stopped, one by one, to share a moment with the grandmother as they disembarked.
- Karas then marveled as passengers stopped, one by one, to share a moment with the grandmother as they disembarked.
- Kelly Davis Karas then marveled as passengers stopped, one by one, to share a moment with the grandmother as they disembarked.
- Luis Omar Ocasio then marveled as passengers stopped, one by one, to share a moment with the grandmother as they disembarked.
- Omar then marveled as passengers stopped, one by one, to share a moment with the grandmother as they disembarked.
- Orlando then marveled as passengers stopped, one by one, to share a moment with the grandmother as they disembarked.


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A hidden bomb killed 30 Sunni worshipers, and wounded 52 others at a mosque near Baquba, Iraq, on Friday at 1 p.m., police and health officials said. The Abu al-Qassim Mohammed, a Sunni Mosque in Umm al-Adham district, is about 3 miles (5 kilometers) west of Baquba which is about 37 miles (60 kilometers) northeast of Baghdad. The bomb was hidden inside the mosque AC ducts and  stuffed with metal ball bearings, police officials told CNN. Today's attack that targeted  is the latest in a series of attacks targeting Sunni and Shiite mosques over the past few months.

Iraq has seen a sharp increase in friction between its Shiite and Sunni populations since April, when Iraqi security forces raided a site used by

OPTIONS:
- AC protesters to demonstrate against the Shiite-led government.
- Abu al-Qassim Mohammed protesters to demonstrate against the Shiite-led government.
- Baghdad protesters to demonstrate against the Shiite-led government.
- Baquba protesters to demonstrate against the Shiite-led government.
- CNN protesters to demonstrate against the Shiite-led government.
- Iraq protesters to demonstrate against the Shiite-led government.
- Shiite protesters to demonstrate against the Shiite-led government.
- Sunni protesters to demonstrate against the Shiite-led government.
- Sunni Mosque protesters to demonstrate against the Shiite-led government.
- Umm al-Adham protesters to demonstrate against the Shiite-led government.


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Just 90 miles away, Cuba inevitably shares a long history with the United States, from conquistadors to the Spanish-American War to the Cold War. Here are some of the top moments in that history, even before the countries came into being. Old World meets New World Christopher Columbus lands on Cuba in 1492 and claims the island for Spain, leading the way for that country's conquistadors to explore the Caribbean and the part of the U.S. Southeast that's now Florida, among other parts of the Americas. Spanish-American War The United States helps Cuba win independence from Spain in a war between the European country and the Americans in 1898. In one of the more famous moments, Theodore Roosevelt and his Rough Riders charge up Cuba's Kettle Hill during the Battle of Santiago, and the so-called 1st Volunteer Cavalry become instant heroes.

Only 5, Elian Gonzalez is the only boat survivor of a group of refugees fleeing Cuba to

OPTIONS:
- Americans in 1999.
- Americas in 1999.
- Battle of Santiago in 1999.
- Caribbean in 1999.
- Christopher Columbus in 1999.
- Cold War in 1999.
- Cuba in 1999.
- Elian Gonzalez in 1999.
- European in 1999.
- Florida in 1999.
- Guantanamo in 1999.
- Kettle Hill in 1999.
- New World in 1999.
- Old World in 1999.
- Republic of Cuba in 1999.
- Rough Riders in 1999.
- Soviet Union in 1999.
- Spain in 1999.
- Spanish-American War in 1999.
- Theodore Roosevelt in 1999.
- U.S. in 1999.
- U.S. Southeast in 1999.
- United States in 1999.
- Volunteer Cavalry in 1999.


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(CNN) -- "Our country has changed," wrote Chief Justice John Roberts on June 25, 2013, when five of the nine Supreme Court Justices dismantled the historic Voting Rights Act. Roberts is correct in at least one respect: Today's Republican Party is no longer the party of Abraham Lincoln, as former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens reminded us again in a recent article in The New York Review of Books. Stevens, a lifelong Republican appointed to the court by Gerald Ford, attacked Roberts and his Republican colleagues for usurping the authority of Congress which had overwhelmingly renewed the act in 2006.

He argued that the chief justice's opinion had failed "to explain why such a decision should be made by the members of the

OPTIONS:
- Abraham Lincoln," and not the Congress.
- CNN," and not the Congress.
- Congress," and not the Congress.
- Democrats," and not the Congress.
- Dirksen," and not the Congress.
- GOP," and not the Congress.
- Gary May," and not the Congress.
- Gerald Ford," and not the Congress.
- John Paul Stevens," and not the Congress.
- John Roberts," and not the Congress.
- Lincoln," and not the Congress.
- New York Review of Books," and not the Congress.
- Republican," and not the Congress.
- Republican Party," and not the Congress.
- Roberts," and not the Congress.
- Southern Strategy," and not the Congress.
- Stevens," and not the Congress.
- Supreme Court," and not the Congress.
- Supreme Court Justice," and not the Congress.
- Voting Rights Act," and not the Congress.


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Jane Tipper had been walking her dog Molly when the eight-year-old chased a lamb over a cliff A Border Terrier miraculously survived a 250ft fall after chasing a spring lamb off the edge of  a cliff before spending three days stranded on a remote beach. Dog Molly had been on a walk with owner Jane Tipper and her daughter Hannah in Eype, Dorset, last week when the she fell over the cliff's edge along with the lamb. Molly survived a vertical drop of 100ft then rolled 150ft down a steep slope and coming to rest in gorse near the bottom.

'

OPTIONS:
- Border Terrier was very pleased to see me, especially when I got a gravy bone out of my pocket.
- Dog Molly was very pleased to see me, especially when I got a gravy bone out of my pocket.
- Dorset was very pleased to see me, especially when I got a gravy bone out of my pocket.
- Eype was very pleased to see me, especially when I got a gravy bone out of my pocket.
- Hannah was very pleased to see me, especially when I got a gravy bone out of my pocket.
- Jane Tipper was very pleased to see me, especially when I got a gravy bone out of my pocket.
- Molly was very pleased to see me, especially when I got a gravy bone out of my pocket.


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It is a topic endlessly debated by the art world, but now a computer program has produced its own list of what it believes to be the most creative paintings ever produced. The algorithm, developed by computer scientists at Rutgers University in New Jersey, analysed 63,000 paintings and sculptures produced through out history for their artistic features. It ranked paintings such as The Scream by Edvard Munch and Pablo Picasso's Ladies of Avignon as among the most creative ever produced, but abstract works by Fernando Caldau topped the results. Masterpieces by artists including Monet, Michelangelo and Goya also scored highly while paintings by artists like Albrecht Dürer and Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres did less well.

For example, the scream by

OPTIONS:
- 20th Century's (1893) scored very high relative to other paintings in that period.
- Albrecht Dürer's (1893) scored very high relative to other paintings in that period.
- Creativity's (1893) scored very high relative to other paintings in that period.
- Edvard Munch's (1893) scored very high relative to other paintings in that period.
- Fernando Caldau's (1893) scored very high relative to other paintings in that period.
- Goya's (1893) scored very high relative to other paintings in that period.
- Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres's (1893) scored very high relative to other paintings in that period.
- Ladies of Avignon's (1893) scored very high relative to other paintings in that period.
- Michelangelo's (1893) scored very high relative to other paintings in that period.
- Monet's (1893) scored very high relative to other paintings in that period.
- New Jersey's (1893) scored very high relative to other paintings in that period.
- Pablo Picasso's (1893) scored very high relative to other paintings in that period.
- Rutgers University's (1893) scored very high relative to other paintings in that period.
- The Scream's (1893) scored very high relative to other paintings in that period.


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

Lionel Messi and Angel di Maria are at the centre of a huge controversy in Argentina after appearing to undermine national boss Gerardo Martino's half-time team talk during the 2-2 draw with Paraguay. The pair covered their mouths as they laughed together coming out of the tunnel for the second half of their country's first Copa America game in La Serena. The duo were allegedly heard laughing off either Martino, his staff, or their team-mates' half-time suggestions that the match was not tied up, despite Argentina's 2-0 half-time lead. Barcelona's Messi is apparently heard saying: 'What was said in the dressing room? Piece of cake?'

The

OPTIONS:
- Angel di Maria press were desperate to find out what the talented pair had joked about and after scrutinising various forms of the footage believe to have discerned what was being said.
- Argentina press were desperate to find out what the talented pair had joked about and after scrutinising various forms of the footage believe to have discerned what was being said.
- Argentine press were desperate to find out what the talented pair had joked about and after scrutinising various forms of the footage believe to have discerned what was being said.
- Barcelona press were desperate to find out what the talented pair had joked about and after scrutinising various forms of the footage believe to have discerned what was being said.
- Copa America press were desperate to find out what the talented pair had joked about and after scrutinising various forms of the footage believe to have discerned what was being said.
- Di Maria press were desperate to find out what the talented pair had joked about and after scrutinising various forms of the footage believe to have discerned what was being said.
- Gerardo Martino press were desperate to find out what the talented pair had joked about and after scrutinising various forms of the footage believe to have discerned what was being said.
- La Serena press were desperate to find out what the talented pair had joked about and after scrutinising various forms of the footage believe to have discerned what was being said.
- Lionel Messi press were desperate to find out what the talented pair had joked about and after scrutinising various forms of the footage believe to have discerned what was being said.
- Martino press were desperate to find out what the talented pair had joked about and after scrutinising various forms of the footage believe to have discerned what was being said.
- Messi press were desperate to find out what the talented pair had joked about and after scrutinising various forms of the footage believe to have discerned what was being said.
- Paraguay press were desperate to find out what the talented pair had joked about and after scrutinising various forms of the footage believe to have discerned what was being said.


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

(CNN) -- For about 13 minutes, Team USA sat at the top of its World Cup soccer group, ahead of the mighty Germany and star-powered Portugal. Then Portugal struck back. With seconds left to play, Cristiano Ronaldo set up a header for his teammate Silvestre Varela, leaving the final score tied at 2-2. It was a harsh blow for the Americans, but it does not end their World Cup dreams -- it just makes them harder to achieve. With every team in Brazil now having played two matches, most groups now have clear winners and losers. But not Group G. In theory, any of the four teams in the group of Germany, the United States, Ghana and Portugal could still qualify for the knockout round.

No matter who wins the Ghana-

OPTIONS:
- Americans match, neither team can end up with more than four points.
- Brazil match, neither team can end up with more than four points.
- CNN match, neither team can end up with more than four points.
- Chile match, neither team can end up with more than four points.
- Cristiano Ronaldo match, neither team can end up with more than four points.
- Germany match, neither team can end up with more than four points.
- Ghana match, neither team can end up with more than four points.
- Group B match, neither team can end up with more than four points.
- Group G. In match, neither team can end up with more than four points.
- Mexico match, neither team can end up with more than four points.
- Netherlands match, neither team can end up with more than four points.
- Portugal match, neither team can end up with more than four points.
- Round of 16 match, neither team can end up with more than four points.
- Silvestre Varela match, neither team can end up with more than four points.
- Team USA match, neither team can end up with more than four points.
- USA match, neither team can end up with more than four points.
- United States match, neither team can end up with more than four points.
- World Cup match, neither team can end up with more than four points.


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

He told me he took all meat out of the prisoner's meals,"

OPTIONS:
- America tweeted, adding that, "Today's visits made it clear that we need real immigration and justice reform to keep families safe."
- Arizona tweeted, adding that, "Today's visits made it clear that we need real immigration and justice reform to keep families safe."
- Arpaio tweeted, adding that, "Today's visits made it clear that we need real immigration and justice reform to keep families safe."
- Bernie Sanders tweeted, adding that, "Today's visits made it clear that we need real immigration and justice reform to keep families safe."
- CNN tweeted, adding that, "Today's visits made it clear that we need real immigration and justice reform to keep families safe."
- Democratic tweeted, adding that, "Today's visits made it clear that we need real immigration and justice reform to keep families safe."
- Donald Trump tweeted, adding that, "Today's visits made it clear that we need real immigration and justice reform to keep families safe."
- Hillary tweeted, adding that, "Today's visits made it clear that we need real immigration and justice reform to keep families safe."
- Jane Sanders tweeted, adding that, "Today's visits made it clear that we need real immigration and justice reform to keep families safe."
- Joe Arpaio tweeted, adding that, "Today's visits made it clear that we need real immigration and justice reform to keep families safe."
- Maricopa County tweeted, adding that, "Today's visits made it clear that we need real immigration and justice reform to keep families safe."
- Phoenix tweeted, adding that, "Today's visits made it clear that we need real immigration and justice reform to keep families safe."
- Republican tweeted, adding that, "Today's visits made it clear that we need real immigration and justice reform to keep families safe."
- Sanders tweeted, adding that, "Today's visits made it clear that we need real immigration and justice reform to keep families safe."
- Tent City tweeted, adding that, "Today's visits made it clear that we need real immigration and justice reform to keep families safe."
- Trump tweeted, adding that, "Today's visits made it clear that we need real immigration and justice reform to keep families safe."


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A Michigan family have been left devastated after a state Department of Natural Resources officer shot dead their beloved pet potbelly pig, claiming little 'Caesar' made him feel threatened while on the loose. Brandy Savelle and Tony Gervasi had Caesar for two years and were recently trying to teach him to an outside animal. When Caesar went missing from their home in Ispheming on the weekend, the family tried to find him, and followed some tracks in the soft grass. 'When I followed the prints ... it was like a puddle of blood, at first I didn't believe it,' Savelle told WLUC-TV.

'We figured he had information so with excitement,

OPTIONS:
- Brandy Savelle answered the door asking if he knew anything about the pig,' Mr Gervasi said.
- Caesar answered the door asking if he knew anything about the pig,' Mr Gervasi said.
- DNR answered the door asking if he knew anything about the pig,' Mr Gervasi said.
- Department of Natural Resources answered the door asking if he knew anything about the pig,' Mr Gervasi said.
- Ispheming answered the door asking if he knew anything about the pig,' Mr Gervasi said.
- Michigan answered the door asking if he knew anything about the pig,' Mr Gervasi said.
- Savelle answered the door asking if he knew anything about the pig,' Mr Gervasi said.
- Tony Gervasi answered the door asking if he knew anything about the pig,' Mr Gervasi said.
- WLUC-TV answered the door asking if he knew anything about the pig,' Mr Gervasi said.