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ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN)  -- Three former Atlanta police officers were sentenced Tuesday to prison terms ranging from five to 10 years for covering up a botched drug raid in which a 92-year-old woman was killed. Kathryn Johnston was shot five times in a botched drug raid on her Atlanta home two years ago. Jason Smith was sentenced to 10 years in the November 2006 raid that left Kathryn Johnston dead in a hail of bullets. Former officers Greg Junnier and Arthur Tesler were sentenced to six and five years, respectively, said Patrick Crosby, spokesman for the U.S. attorney's office for the Northern District of Georgia.

Smith and Junnier also pleaded guilty to state charges of voluntary manslaughter and making false statements, and

OPTIONS:
- ATLANTA admitted to planting bags of marijuana in Johnston's home after her death.
- Arthur Tesler admitted to planting bags of marijuana in Johnston's home after her death.
- Atlanta admitted to planting bags of marijuana in Johnston's home after her death.
- CNN admitted to planting bags of marijuana in Johnston's home after her death.
- Georgia admitted to planting bags of marijuana in Johnston's home after her death.
- Greg Junnier admitted to planting bags of marijuana in Johnston's home after her death.
- Jason Smith admitted to planting bags of marijuana in Johnston's home after her death.
- Kathryn Johnston admitted to planting bags of marijuana in Johnston's home after her death.
- Northern District of Georgia admitted to planting bags of marijuana in Johnston's home after her death.
- Patrick Crosby admitted to planting bags of marijuana in Johnston's home after her death.
- U.S. admitted to planting bags of marijuana in Johnston's home after her death.
- ex-Atlanta admitted to planting bags of marijuana in Johnston's home after her death.


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(CNN) -- It happens every four years, usually right around September. Calls come in from all over the United States from people threatening to flee their homeland if a candidate they despise wins the Oval Office. "That's the amazing thing, when they speak on the phone. They're adamant. They feel very, very strong about it," said David Cohen, a Montreal-based immigration lawyer. "'This government doesn't speak for me' is the language that we often hear." As a partner at the Campbell Cohen firm, which specializes in immigration to Canada, Cohen says he has received these calls for decades. It sometimes makes him "feel like a therapist because they vent for a while, get this cathartic release."

But when it comes down to it, Americans don't move to

OPTIONS:
- Americans unless it's for a relationship or new job -- essentially, love and money.
- CNN unless it's for a relationship or new job -- essentially, love and money.
- Campbell Cohen unless it's for a relationship or new job -- essentially, love and money.
- Canada unless it's for a relationship or new job -- essentially, love and money.
- Cohen unless it's for a relationship or new job -- essentially, love and money.
- David Cohen unless it's for a relationship or new job -- essentially, love and money.
- Lubbock County unless it's for a relationship or new job -- essentially, love and money.
- Montreal unless it's for a relationship or new job -- essentially, love and money.
- Oval Office unless it's for a relationship or new job -- essentially, love and money.
- Texas unless it's for a relationship or new job -- essentially, love and money.
- United States unless it's for a relationship or new job -- essentially, love and money.
- University of Mississippi unless it's for a relationship or new job -- essentially, love and money.


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Houston (CNN) For the first time, a Super Bowl needed overtime, and for the fifth time, the New England Patriots are Super Bowl champions. This time, it took the biggest comeback in Super Bowl history to do it, rallying from a 25-point deficit and defeating the Atlanta Falcons 34-28 at NRG Stadium in Houston in Super Bowl LI. Tom Brady became the first quarterback to win five Super Bowl titles. He was named Super Bowl MVP for the fourth time, the most all time. "It was a hell of a football game," Brady said. Atlanta had a 28-3 lead midway through the third quarter. But a costly Atlanta fumble by quarterback Matt Ryan midway through the fourth quarter helped set up the Patriots to come all the way back to tie it at 28.

The two-point conversion pass from

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta to Amendola tied it, setting up overtime.
- Atlanta Falcons to Amendola tied it, setting up overtime.
- Brady to Amendola tied it, setting up overtime.
- CNN to Amendola tied it, setting up overtime.
- Houston to Amendola tied it, setting up overtime.
- Matt Ryan to Amendola tied it, setting up overtime.
- NRG Stadium to Amendola tied it, setting up overtime.
- New England Patriots to Amendola tied it, setting up overtime.
- Patriots to Amendola tied it, setting up overtime.
- Super Bowl to Amendola tied it, setting up overtime.
- Super Bowl LI to Amendola tied it, setting up overtime.
- Super Bowl MVP to Amendola tied it, setting up overtime.
- Tom Brady to Amendola tied it, setting up overtime.
- Win to Amendola tied it, setting up overtime.


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What does Republican senator and presidential contender Rand Paul have in common with a gun-toting, stripper-hurling playboy? An avid interest in poker, as it turns out. On Friday, the 52-year-old libertarian lawmaker from Kentucky shared a Snapchat video of himself learning how to play poker from the infamous ‘King of Instagram’ Dan Blizerian. The 10-second video, obtained by Daily Caller reporter Kaitlin Collins, is titled ‘Lessons from Dan Blizerian.’ Scroll down for video Strange bedfellows: On Friday, Senator Rand Paul (left) shared a Snapchat video of himself learning how to play poker from the debauched social media star Dan Blizerian (right)

Booted out:

OPTIONS:
- Blizerian was kicked off Snapchat just 24 hours after activating his account for posting a video of naked women in his bed
- Daily Caller was kicked off Snapchat just 24 hours after activating his account for posting a video of naked women in his bed
- Dan Blizerian was kicked off Snapchat just 24 hours after activating his account for posting a video of naked women in his bed
- Kaitlin Collins was kicked off Snapchat just 24 hours after activating his account for posting a video of naked women in his bed
- Kentucky was kicked off Snapchat just 24 hours after activating his account for posting a video of naked women in his bed
- King of Instagram was kicked off Snapchat just 24 hours after activating his account for posting a video of naked women in his bed
- Liar's Poker was kicked off Snapchat just 24 hours after activating his account for posting a video of naked women in his bed
- Rand Paul was kicked off Snapchat just 24 hours after activating his account for posting a video of naked women in his bed
- Republican was kicked off Snapchat just 24 hours after activating his account for posting a video of naked women in his bed
- Snapchat was kicked off Snapchat just 24 hours after activating his account for posting a video of naked women in his bed


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NEW YORK (CNN)  -- John McCain has learned his lesson: Don't ever cancel on David Letterman. Appearing on CBS' "Late Show with David Letterman" Thursday, the Republican presidential candidate apologized for skipping out on a scheduled visit in September that Letterman later made the subject of an ongoing joke. "I screwed up," McCain told Letterman more than once in the interview that aired Thursday night. McCain's appearance on the show comes three weeks after he raised the ire of the generally mild-mannered host by canceling at the last minute, citing his decision to suspend his presidential campaign because of the financial crisis.

When Letterman asked McCain about Palin's charge that

OPTIONS:
- CBS "palled around with terrorists," the senator said "he did."
- CNN "palled around with terrorists," the senator said "he did."
- David Letterman "palled around with terrorists," the senator said "he did."
- John McCain "palled around with terrorists," the senator said "he did."
- Late Show "palled around with terrorists," the senator said "he did."
- Letterman "palled around with terrorists," the senator said "he did."
- McCain "palled around with terrorists," the senator said "he did."
- NEW YORK "palled around with terrorists," the senator said "he did."
- Obama "palled around with terrorists," the senator said "he did."
- Republican "palled around with terrorists," the senator said "he did."
- Sarah Palin "palled around with terrorists," the senator said "he did."
- William Ayers "palled around with terrorists," the senator said "he did."


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A new mom has spoken of her horror after her baby son was taken from her home by officials and given to an adoptive mother - despite the fact she had changed her mind before the infant's birth. Kimberly Rossler, 25, from Mobile, Alabama, decided to contact a local adoption agency after discovering she was pregnant with her 'on-off' boyfriend Greg's baby in October last year. She reportedly phoned up the non-profit organization, Adoption Rocks, and was put in touch with attorney, Donna Ames, who informed her that she had 'the perfect' mother in mind for her child. In subsequent days, Kimberly was introduced to the adoptive mother - Katherine 'Kate' Gilliard Sharp, a 'single businesswoman' from Birmingham - and agreed for her to adopt her unborn son.

However, three weeks later, while she was breastfeeding the infant, sheriff's deputies apparently turned up at her house and took

OPTIONS:
- Adoption Rocks away.
- Alabama away.
- Attorney away.
- Birmingham away.
- Donna Ames away.
- Gilliard Sharp away.
- Greg away.
- James Elliot away.
- Kate away.
- Kate' Sharp away.
- Katherine away.
- Katherine 'Kate away.
- Kimberly away.
- Kimberly Rossler away.
- Mobile away.


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Brittany Maynard's widower has described their final moments together in an interview with Oprah Winfrey. Dan Diaz was lying in the bed beside his 29-year-old wife when she drank medication to end her life last month. Having been diagnosed with terminal brain cancer just six months before, Maynard became the face of America's Right To Die campaign after moving from California to Oregon and setting a date for her own death. Now, her widower is continuing that battle calling for all states to approve legislation that supports life-ending options for people with terminal illnesses. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO 'It was peaceful and loving': Dan Diaz has spoken to Oprah about his final moments with Brittany Maynard

— Number of terminally ill people who have moved to

OPTIONS:
- America to die: unknown
- Brittany Maynard to die: unknown
- California to die: unknown
- Dan Diaz to die: unknown
- Maynard to die: unknown
- Oprah to die: unknown
- Oprah Winfrey to die: unknown
- Oregon to die: unknown
- Right to die: unknown
- Right To Die to die: unknown


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(CNN) A new study lends support to one of the biggest fears about Zika virus: It might increase the risk of the rare neurological syndrome Guillain-Barre. Years before Zika virus first appeared in Latin America, it spread from Africa and Asia to Pacific islands. From 2013 to 2014, French Polynesia had 32,000 suspected cases of Zika virus. During this same period, there was also an uptick in cases of Guillain-Barre. Researchers in French Polynesia and Europe looked at those 42 cases of Guillain-Barre in the Pacific Island nation between October 2013 and April 2014. They asked whether there was any evidence these patients had been exposed to Zika virus.

The researchers found that 98% of the Guillain-Barre patients had antibodies to

OPTIONS:
- Africa, suggesting they had been infected with the virus, compared with only 56% of the individuals in a control group that did not have Guillain-Barre.
- Asia, suggesting they had been infected with the virus, compared with only 56% of the individuals in a control group that did not have Guillain-Barre.
- Barre, suggesting they had been infected with the virus, compared with only 56% of the individuals in a control group that did not have Guillain-Barre.
- CNN, suggesting they had been infected with the virus, compared with only 56% of the individuals in a control group that did not have Guillain-Barre.
- Europe, suggesting they had been infected with the virus, compared with only 56% of the individuals in a control group that did not have Guillain-Barre.
- French Polynesia, suggesting they had been infected with the virus, compared with only 56% of the individuals in a control group that did not have Guillain-Barre.
- Guillain, suggesting they had been infected with the virus, compared with only 56% of the individuals in a control group that did not have Guillain-Barre.
- Latin America, suggesting they had been infected with the virus, compared with only 56% of the individuals in a control group that did not have Guillain-Barre.
- Pacific, suggesting they had been infected with the virus, compared with only 56% of the individuals in a control group that did not have Guillain-Barre.
- Pacific Island, suggesting they had been infected with the virus, compared with only 56% of the individuals in a control group that did not have Guillain-Barre.
- Zika, suggesting they had been infected with the virus, compared with only 56% of the individuals in a control group that did not have Guillain-Barre.


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

It was hearing

OPTIONS:
- Andrea Constand's wife on the phone that made her decide against pressing any charges because she didn't think anyone would believe her that a respected married man would behave in such a way.
- Benadryl's wife on the phone that made her decide against pressing any charges because she didn't think anyone would believe her that a respected married man would behave in such a way.
- Beverly Johnson's wife on the phone that made her decide against pressing any charges because she didn't think anyone would believe her that a respected married man would behave in such a way.
- Bill Cosby's wife on the phone that made her decide against pressing any charges because she didn't think anyone would believe her that a respected married man would behave in such a way.
- Cosby's wife on the phone that made her decide against pressing any charges because she didn't think anyone would believe her that a respected married man would behave in such a way.
- Iconic's wife on the phone that made her decide against pressing any charges because she didn't think anyone would believe her that a respected married man would behave in such a way.
- Johnson's wife on the phone that made her decide against pressing any charges because she didn't think anyone would believe her that a respected married man would behave in such a way.
- Las Vegas's wife on the phone that made her decide against pressing any charges because she didn't think anyone would believe her that a respected married man would behave in such a way.
- Quaaludes's wife on the phone that made her decide against pressing any charges because she didn't think anyone would believe her that a respected married man would behave in such a way.


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(CNN) Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid ripped into Donald Trump on Thursday, calling the Republican presidential nominee a "spoiled brat," "a con artist" and a "human leech who will bleed the country." Reid made the remarks on the Senate floor, where he cited a recent cover story in Newsweek that raised questions about a potential Trump presidency based on his international business ties. The story, written by Kurt Eichenwald, said Trump would be the "most conflicted president in American history" if elected, as "almost every foreign policy decision he makes will raise serious conflicts of interest and ethical quagmires." Reid began his remarks by expressing concern "about the integrity and the security of democracy in America."

How could he understand working people, because he's only out for

OPTIONS:
- America."
- American."
- CNN."
- Donald Trump."
- Harry Reid."
- Kurt Eichenwald."
- Newsweek."
- Reid."
- Republican."
- Senate."
- Trump."


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Ask any Peruvian where the best place to party is and you'll always get the same reply: 'Puno!' The city's colourful fiestas, combining Spanish and Inca traditions, often last for days. During the fortnight-long Candlemas celebrations, dancers parade through the streets. Men dress as multi-coloured dragons or monsters, while local women, known as cholitas, wear skirts puffed up with petticoats and small bowler hats. Reeds all about it: Hand-crafted boats on the gentle surface of Lake Titicaca Arriving in Puno, you wonder at first where on earth the inhabitants get their energy. This city of 100,000 souls on the shores of Lake Titicaca could leave you breathless for all the wrong reasons.

Being so close to the bountiful

OPTIONS:
- Candlemas, Puno has some of Peru's best ceviche restaurants.
- Inca, Puno has some of Peru's best ceviche restaurants.
- Lake Titicaca, Puno has some of Peru's best ceviche restaurants.
- Peru, Puno has some of Peru's best ceviche restaurants.
- Peruvian, Puno has some of Peru's best ceviche restaurants.
- Puno, Puno has some of Peru's best ceviche restaurants.
- Spanish, Puno has some of Peru's best ceviche restaurants.
- Uros Islands, Puno has some of Peru's best ceviche restaurants.


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Carol Vorderman has waded into the Top Gear job row by claiming she saw Jeremy Clarkson meet with the BBC boss who allegedly asked him to return to the show. The former Countdown star said she was sitting at a nearby table when Clarkson met the unnamed executive at the Mayfair Hotel in London early last week. After the meeting had finished, Clarkson apparently told the 54-year-old: 'They have just offered me my job back and I said no.' Vorderman's comments come after Clarkson claimed that he was offered a return to Top Gear, shortly before Chris Evans was chosen to take over the reins.

'Sadly, and I say sadly, because I think

OPTIONS:
- BBC is an extraordinary talent, I announced we were parting company some months ago.
- BBC 2 is an extraordinary talent, I announced we were parting company some months ago.
- Carol Vorderman is an extraordinary talent, I announced we were parting company some months ago.
- Chris Evans is an extraordinary talent, I announced we were parting company some months ago.
- Clarkson is an extraordinary talent, I announced we were parting company some months ago.
- Countdown is an extraordinary talent, I announced we were parting company some months ago.
- Ex Countdown is an extraordinary talent, I announced we were parting company some months ago.
- Jeremy Clarkson is an extraordinary talent, I announced we were parting company some months ago.
- London is an extraordinary talent, I announced we were parting company some months ago.
- Mayfair is an extraordinary talent, I announced we were parting company some months ago.
- Mayfair Hotel is an extraordinary talent, I announced we were parting company some months ago.
- Top Gear is an extraordinary talent, I announced we were parting company some months ago.
- Vorderman is an extraordinary talent, I announced we were parting company some months ago.


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London, England (CNN) -- Whether in the form of personal history or political biography, Jung Chang has spent her writerly life telling the story of China's tumultuous recent past. The best-selling author of "Wild Swans," an account of three generations of women in her family, Chang gained a following for her frank portrait of life in China in the 20th century. More recently, she's made waves with "Mao: The Unknown Story" -- the scathing, 800-plus page biography of the Chinese leader that she wrote with her husband, historian Jon Halliday. Born in 1952 in Sichuan, a province in China's southwest, Chang came of age during the height of the Cultural Revolution. She served briefly as a Red Guard and worked a variety of odd jobs in the countryside before turning to studying English.

People are under the impression that

OPTIONS:
- CNN is what it is today because Mao had laid the foundation.
- Chang is what it is today because Mao had laid the foundation.
- China is what it is today because Mao had laid the foundation.
- Chinese is what it is today because Mao had laid the foundation.
- Communist China is what it is today because Mao had laid the foundation.
- Cultural Revolution is what it is today because Mao had laid the foundation.
- England is what it is today because Mao had laid the foundation.
- English is what it is today because Mao had laid the foundation.
- Jon Halliday is what it is today because Mao had laid the foundation.
- Jung Chang is what it is today because Mao had laid the foundation.
- London is what it is today because Mao had laid the foundation.
- Mao is what it is today because Mao had laid the foundation.
- Red Guard is what it is today because Mao had laid the foundation.
- Sichuan is what it is today because Mao had laid the foundation.
- Wild Swans is what it is today because Mao had laid the foundation.


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A video showing former NFL star Aaron Hernandez allegedly holding a gun and leaving his home with his two co-defendants just hours before the shooting death of Odin Lloyd has been played in court. The footage, taken by the extensive surveillance system in and around Hernandez's Massachusetts house, was captured on June 17, 2013, the day Lloyd was gunned down in a nearby industrial park. It shows the ex-New England Patriots tight end returning to his $1.3million property, where his infant daughter was being babysat, after celebrating Father's Day with his fiancee, Shayanna Jenkins. After arriving back home at around 12.45am, he is filmed walking through the living room carrying a large black object, before putting it in his pocket. Prosecutors have claimed the item was a gun.

The

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Hernandez was returned to the rental car agency by Hernandez later that day.
- Carlos Ortiz was returned to the rental car agency by Hernandez later that day.
- Ernest Wallace was returned to the rental car agency by Hernandez later that day.
- Father's Day was returned to the rental car agency by Hernandez later that day.
- Hernandez was returned to the rental car agency by Hernandez later that day.
- Lloyd was returned to the rental car agency by Hernandez later that day.
- Massachusetts was returned to the rental car agency by Hernandez later that day.
- NFL was returned to the rental car agency by Hernandez later that day.
- Nissan Altima was returned to the rental car agency by Hernandez later that day.
- Odin Lloyd was returned to the rental car agency by Hernandez later that day.
- Shayanna Jenkins was returned to the rental car agency by Hernandez later that day.
- Victim Odin Lloyd was returned to the rental car agency by Hernandez later that day.
- Video was returned to the rental car agency by Hernandez later that day.
- ex-New England Patriots was returned to the rental car agency by Hernandez later that day.


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If it was not Steve McClaren’s original intention to start with Georginio Wijnaldum in this match, Newcastle’s manager will be mightily relieved that the Dutchman eventually appeared on the team sheet. Afterwards he would only confirm that he had ‘considered leaving out every one of them’ after those abject performances against Leicester and Crystal Palace. But there is little doubt that he had given serious thought to omitting a Dutchman who would end up securing a precious victory for Newcastle and their beleaguered manager. One that almost certainly saved McClaren from dismissal and, by the former England boss’s own admission, had enabled his side to ‘crawl back’ from the ‘brink of a crisis’.

Presumably McClaren told his players during the interval that

OPTIONS:
- Crystal Palace — who had scored 13 goals in their three previous domestic away games — were here for the taking.
- Dutchman — who had scored 13 goals in their three previous domestic away games — were here for the taking.
- England — who had scored 13 goals in their three previous domestic away games — were here for the taking.
- Georginio Wijnaldum — who had scored 13 goals in their three previous domestic away games — were here for the taking.
- Jurgen Klopp — who had scored 13 goals in their three previous domestic away games — were here for the taking.
- Leicester — who had scored 13 goals in their three previous domestic away games — were here for the taking.
- Liverpool — who had scored 13 goals in their three previous domestic away games — were here for the taking.
- McClaren — who had scored 13 goals in their three previous domestic away games — were here for the taking.
- Newcastle — who had scored 13 goals in their three previous domestic away games — were here for the taking.
- Premier League — who had scored 13 goals in their three previous domestic away games — were here for the taking.
- St James' Park — who had scored 13 goals in their three previous domestic away games — were here for the taking.
- Steve McClaren — who had scored 13 goals in their three previous domestic away games — were here for the taking.
- Victory — who had scored 13 goals in their three previous domestic away games — were here for the taking.


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(CNN) Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump made headlines last year when he proposed building a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico. The proposal was met with widespread skepticism, especially his insistence that Mexico would also pay for the construction of such a wall. Undeterred, Trump this week explained how he would make this happen, outlining in a policy memo posted to his website a plan to cut off money transfers by immigrants in the United States to their families in Mexico. There are lots of reasons this is a bad idea. For a start, it's wildly impractical to implement without undermining other commerce. It is also mean-spirited toward families in Mexico who depend on remittances. And it would probably also start a trade war.

The economics of remittances surprise a lot people, even those who aren't sympathetic to

OPTIONS:
- American's anti-immigrant rhetoric.
- CNN's anti-immigrant rhetoric.
- Donald Trump's anti-immigrant rhetoric.
- Justin Sandefur's anti-immigrant rhetoric.
- Mexico's anti-immigrant rhetoric.
- Republican's anti-immigrant rhetoric.
- Trump's anti-immigrant rhetoric.
- U.S.'s anti-immigrant rhetoric.
- United States's anti-immigrant rhetoric.


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Manama, Bahrain (CNN) -- Clashes broke out in Bahrain on Friday as authorities tried to prevent thousands of opposition supporters converging on a mosque to hear a sermon from the kingdom's most prominent Shia cleric, Sheikh Isa Qassim. The unrest followed a series of bombings in the capital, Manama, earlier this week, and the government's decision to strip some 31 opposition activists of their citizenship. Amid the unrest Friday, a teenage boy was knocked over by a car and killed as he crossed a busy road in the area. Sixteen-year-old Ali Abbas Radhi had been detained by police, according to witnesses and his family, and then escaped. They said he was hit by the car as he was pursued.

Earlier this week, authorities said the 31 people stripped of their

OPTIONS:
- Ali Abbas Radhi nationality had harmed state security.
- Bahrain nationality had harmed state security.
- CNN nationality had harmed state security.
- Isa Qassim nationality had harmed state security.
- Manama nationality had harmed state security.
- Prominent Shia nationality had harmed state security.
- Qassim nationality had harmed state security.
- Shia nationality had harmed state security.


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(CNN) A vegan woman has twice had her application for Swiss citizenship rejected because annoyed locals object to her "loud" opinions about animal rights. Dutch national Nancy Holten, 42, has lived in Switzerland for more than 30 years. There, applications for citizenship are determined by local governments -- sometimes with input from residents. And among the requirements are that a person is integrated in the Swiss way of life and familiar with Swiss customs and traditions. And therein lies the issue the residents of Gipf-Oberfrick have with Holten. She's repeatedly spoken out in the media against cowbells, church bells, hunting and other traditions -- which the residents consider Swiss values.

He added this is the first time in 20 years that Gipf-

OPTIONS:
- Dutch has blocked such an application.
- Gipf has blocked such an application.
- Holten has blocked such an application.
- Nancy Holten has blocked such an application.
- Oberfrick has blocked such an application.
- Swiss has blocked such an application.
- Switzerland has blocked such an application.


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Washington (CNN) Two partners at the intelligence firm that produced the dossier of memos alleging Russian efforts to aid Donald Trump's presidential campaign on Wednesday declined to answer questions before the House intelligence committee. Fusion GPS' Peter Fritsch and Thomas Catán invoked their Fifth Amendment rights not to answer questions during their closed-door appearance before the committee, according to their attorney Joshua Levy. After the session, which lasted more than an hour, Levy charged that the committee broke with its past practices by requiring them to physically appear to plead the Fifth. "No American should have to experience the indignity that occurred today," Levy told reporters. "No American should be required to appear before a congressional committee just to invoke his constitutional privileges. But that is what Chairman (Devin) Nunes required of our clients at Fusion GPS today, in a sharp departure from even the past practice of this committee's investigation, where witnesses under the exact same circumstances were excused from appearing."

The subpoenas issued to the

OPTIONS:
- American partners set a Wednesday deadline for Fritsch and Catan to respond.
- CNN partners set a Wednesday deadline for Fritsch and Catan to respond.
- Devin) Nunes partners set a Wednesday deadline for Fritsch and Catan to respond.
- Donald Trump partners set a Wednesday deadline for Fritsch and Catan to respond.
- Fifth Amendment partners set a Wednesday deadline for Fritsch and Catan to respond.
- Fusion GPS partners set a Wednesday deadline for Fritsch and Catan to respond.
- House partners set a Wednesday deadline for Fritsch and Catan to respond.
- Joshua Levy partners set a Wednesday deadline for Fritsch and Catan to respond.
- Levy partners set a Wednesday deadline for Fritsch and Catan to respond.
- Peter Fritsch partners set a Wednesday deadline for Fritsch and Catan to respond.
- Russian partners set a Wednesday deadline for Fritsch and Catan to respond.
- Thomas Catán partners set a Wednesday deadline for Fritsch and Catan to respond.
- Washington partners set a Wednesday deadline for Fritsch and Catan to respond.


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Jose Mourinho raised eyebrows on Sunday by substituting captain John Terry at half-time in Chelsea's 3-0 defeat by Manchester City. Mourinho replaced Terry with Kurt Zouma and Chelsea went on to lose the game 3-0. What could this mean for 34-year-old Terry's future at Chelsea? Martin Keown gives his verdict for Sportsmail: There always seems to be a reason behind every Jose Mourinho decision. As a manager he is more revolution than evolution so to take off John Terry was a big statement. It was a very public dethroning of Chelsea’s captain and I’m sure Terry will feel he was unfairly singled out by his manager. He wasn’t the only defender having a bad day.

And the substitution felt as if he wanted to magnify

OPTIONS:
- Chelsea’s mistakes in order to highlight the need for new blood.
- City’s mistakes in order to highlight the need for new blood.
- Etihad’s mistakes in order to highlight the need for new blood.
- John Terry’s mistakes in order to highlight the need for new blood.
- Jose Mourinho’s mistakes in order to highlight the need for new blood.
- Kurt Zouma’s mistakes in order to highlight the need for new blood.
- Man City’s mistakes in order to highlight the need for new blood.
- Manchester City’s mistakes in order to highlight the need for new blood.
- Martin Keown’s mistakes in order to highlight the need for new blood.
- Memes’s mistakes in order to highlight the need for new blood.
- Mourinho’s mistakes in order to highlight the need for new blood.
- Sportsmail’s mistakes in order to highlight the need for new blood.
- Terry’s mistakes in order to highlight the need for new blood.


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(CNN) An Australian woman killed last weekend by Minneapolis police "didn't have to die," the city's police chief said Thursday. "This should not have happened," Chief Janeé Harteau said in her first public comments since Justine Ruszczyk, 40, was killed Saturday, minutes after calling police to report a possible sexual assault near her home. "On our squad cars, you will find the words: 'To protect with courage and serve with compassion.' This did not happen." Harteau couldn't address the fatal shooting in person earlier because she was away backpacking in the mountains and could not return sooner, she said. The police chief said she spoke to Ruszczyk's fiancé on Thursday morning and told him the shooting shouldn't have happened. She also pledged to strengthen the department's body camera policy, including exploring new technology that could activate officers' body cameras when their squad car lights are turned on.

Eight minutes later,

OPTIONS:
- Australia called 911 again, saying officers had not arrived.
- Australian called 911 again, saying officers had not arrived.
- Harteau called 911 again, saying officers had not arrived.
- Janeé Harteau called 911 again, saying officers had not arrived.
- Justine called 911 again, saying officers had not arrived.
- Justine Ruszczyk called 911 again, saying officers had not arrived.
- Minneapolis called 911 again, saying officers had not arrived.
- Ruszczyk called 911 again, saying officers had not arrived.


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(CNN) Actor Ben Stiller revealed on Tuesday he was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2014. The tumor was surgically removed three months later, in September 2014, and Stiller has been cancer-free since. Stiller shared the news on Howard Stern's Sirius XM radio show, and in an essay posted online. According to Stiller, it was the prostate-specific antigen test, a blood test known as the PSA, that saved his life. He was tested and treated in his 40s. But the American Cancer Society recommends testing start at age 50 for men such as Stiller, who are at average risk of prostate cancer. Men at high risk, including African-American men and those with a father, son or brother diagnosed with prostate cancer at an early age should be screened at age 45, the American Cancer Society recommends.

When the results came back, the news was blunt: "So yeah, it's cancer," the urologist told

OPTIONS:
- African.
- American.
- American Cancer Society.
- Ben Stiller.
- Howard Stern.
- PSA.
- Sirius XM.
- Stiller.
- United States.


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Washington (CNN) The moment Donald Trump became the 45th President, some legal experts say he triggered a violation of the foreign emoluments clause in the Constitution, flouted the plain terms of the lease for his Washington hotel, and opened himself up to a dizzying array of ethical questions on financial conflicts of interests. For months, a vocal group of constitutional lawyers, ethics law scholars and Democrats on Capitol Hill have urged Trump to avoid the legal perplexities posed by his vast business enterprises and divest his assets into a truly blind trust (or the equivalent). His response? "The law is totally on my side, meaning, the President can't have a conflict of interest," Trump told The New York Times.

But an outspoken group of ethics lawyers say allowing foreign diplomats to curry favor with

OPTIONS:
- CNN by using his hotels would defeat the entire purpose of the emoluments clause.
- Capitol Hill by using his hotels would defeat the entire purpose of the emoluments clause.
- Constitution by using his hotels would defeat the entire purpose of the emoluments clause.
- Democrats by using his hotels would defeat the entire purpose of the emoluments clause.
- Donald Trump by using his hotels would defeat the entire purpose of the emoluments clause.
- Old Post Office by using his hotels would defeat the entire purpose of the emoluments clause.
- The New York Times by using his hotels would defeat the entire purpose of the emoluments clause.
- Trump by using his hotels would defeat the entire purpose of the emoluments clause.
- Washington by using his hotels would defeat the entire purpose of the emoluments clause.


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Washington (CNN) Following the 2016 election cycle, where a billionaire reality television star took American politics by storm, some words will just never be the same. SAD! From campaign slogans like "Feel the Bern!" and "Make America Great Again," to Donald Trump's favorite political insults, undertones of the 2016 race to the White House will echo for years to come in what were once very ordinary phrases in the English language. How Donald Trump won Here's a look at some of the most notable examples: Low energy Early on in the primary Trump labeled former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush as "low energy," and while the dig seems very mild compared to other nicknames Trump had for his opponents like "Crooked Hillary" and "Lyin' Ted," the insult stuck to the mild-mannered Bush like glue.

It will be difficult to call something "bad" again without hearing

OPTIONS:
- American in your head.
- Bush in your head.
- CNN in your head.
- Crooked Hillary in your head.
- Donald Trump in your head.
- English in your head.
- Feel the Bern! in your head.
- Florida in your head.
- Jeb Bush in your head.
- Lyin' Ted in your head.
- Make America Great Again in your head.
- Trump in your head.
- Washington in your head.
- White House in your head.


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At an agreed signal, the two men began to walk slowly towards each other through the fog shrouding Berlin’s iron-framed Glienicke Bridge. It was February 1962 – the height of the Cold War, with the Cuban missile crisis just a few months away – and the mood was beyond tense: after all, this strange meeting in the darkness above the Havel river was the first official ‘Spy Exchange’ between Soviet Russia and the West. Gary Powers, the CIA operative famously shot down above Russian territory, was edging his way to freedom. His extraordinary story of survival should have led to him being hailed an all-American hero.

He landed in the middle of a farm, workers rushed up to him with pitchforks, questioning him in

OPTIONS:
- American.
- Berlin.
- CIA.
- Cold War.
- Cuban.
- Gary Powers.
- Glienicke Bridge.
- Havel.
- Powers.
- Russian.
- Soviet Russia.
- Spielberg.
- Spy Exchange’.
- US.
- West.


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The wife of a Florida chef who was killed by a suspected drunk driver on Saturday has given birth his son, only three days following his death. Ana Granucci Davis, 28, wife of St Petersburg chef Aaron Davis, 31, gave birth to their son Andrew Aaron Lawrence on Tuesday. 'Andrew and I are doing very well and we are both ready to take on this new adventure together with Audrey, my daughter,' Mrs Davis told the Tampa Bay Times following her son's birth. Scroll down for video Aaron Davis, head chef at The Kitchen,  fatally struck by 25-year-old Jason Lanard Mitchell on Saturday around 2am, according to police (Aaron pictured right with his wife, Ana Davis, and their baby girl Audrey)

Moments before  Mr

OPTIONS:
- Aaron was struck by Mitchell's speeding car were captured on video released by police.
- Aaron Davis was struck by Mitchell's speeding car were captured on video released by police.
- Ana Davis was struck by Mitchell's speeding car were captured on video released by police.
- Ana Granucci Davis was struck by Mitchell's speeding car were captured on video released by police.
- Andrew was struck by Mitchell's speeding car were captured on video released by police.
- Andrew Aaron Lawrence was struck by Mitchell's speeding car were captured on video released by police.
- Audrey was struck by Mitchell's speeding car were captured on video released by police.
- Brian LaFrance was struck by Mitchell's speeding car were captured on video released by police.
- DUI was struck by Mitchell's speeding car were captured on video released by police.
- Davis was struck by Mitchell's speeding car were captured on video released by police.
- Florida was struck by Mitchell's speeding car were captured on video released by police.
- Jason Lanard Mitchell was struck by Mitchell's speeding car were captured on video released by police.
- Mitchell was struck by Mitchell's speeding car were captured on video released by police.
- St Petersburg was struck by Mitchell's speeding car were captured on video released by police.
- Tampa Bay Times was struck by Mitchell's speeding car were captured on video released by police.
- The Kitchen was struck by Mitchell's speeding car were captured on video released by police.


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(EW.com) -- Robert Downey Jr. injured his ankle on the set of "Iron Man 3 today, which will force a brief delay in production, Marvel Studios announced. The company released a statement saying the 47-year-old actor hurt himself while performing a stunt. The film has been in production since late May, and the accident occurred in Wilmington, North Carolina. No other details were released. Downey previously told EW he is eager to push the limits with this film. "I feel like I don't know where you go after Iron Man 3. Leave it all on the field, you know?" he said. In keeping with those ambitions, it sounds like he sustained a good football injury.

OPTIONS:
- Downey is set for release May 3, 2013, and that's unlikely to change.
- EW is set for release May 3, 2013, and that's unlikely to change.
- EW.com is set for release May 3, 2013, and that's unlikely to change.
- Iron Man is set for release May 3, 2013, and that's unlikely to change.
- Iron Man 3 is set for release May 3, 2013, and that's unlikely to change.
- Marvel Studios is set for release May 3, 2013, and that's unlikely to change.
- North Carolina is set for release May 3, 2013, and that's unlikely to change.
- Robert Downey Jr. is set for release May 3, 2013, and that's unlikely to change.
- Wilmington is set for release May 3, 2013, and that's unlikely to change.


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A video has emerged believed to show ISIS executioner Jihadi John ranting on camera shortly after he arrived in Syria from the UK. The footage is of two bands of fanatical fighters joining forces in 2013 under the command of notorious terrorist Omar al-Shishani. At the front stands a man thought to be Mohammed Emwazi - the west Londoner last week unmasked as the killer of Western hostages in a series of videos which have shocked the world. A man thought to be Jihadi John proclaims allegiance to a terror group in footage filmed in 2013. The video is thought to be the first known appearance by the executioner now unmasked as Mohammed Emwazi

The group were not part of

OPTIONS:
- Al-Shishani at the time the video was filmed, but joined the group in the months that followed.
- British at the time the video was filmed, but joined the group in the months that followed.
- ISIS at the time the video was filmed, but joined the group in the months that followed.
- Jihadi John at the time the video was filmed, but joined the group in the months that followed.
- John at the time the video was filmed, but joined the group in the months that followed.
- Londoner at the time the video was filmed, but joined the group in the months that followed.
- Mohammed Emwazi at the time the video was filmed, but joined the group in the months that followed.
- Omar al-Shishani at the time the video was filmed, but joined the group in the months that followed.
- Syria at the time the video was filmed, but joined the group in the months that followed.
- Syrian at the time the video was filmed, but joined the group in the months that followed.
- UK at the time the video was filmed, but joined the group in the months that followed.
- Western at the time the video was filmed, but joined the group in the months that followed.


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(CNN) Dozens of men wearing military combat uniforms and armed with automatic machine guns carried out the deadly assault on a Sufi mosque in northern Sinai, Egyptian authorities said. Twenty-five to 30 attackers arrived in five SUVs at the al Rawdah Sufi mosque in Bir al-Abed on Friday. Some wore masks and at least one was carrying an ISIS flag, the state prosecutor told state-run Nile TV in a statement. They positioned themselves at the building's entrances and the front of the mosque shortly before the massive gunfire and loud explosions rang out. By the time the attackers' weapons went quiet, 305 people were dead, including 27 children, the prosecutor said Saturday. An additional 128 people were wounded.

Egyptian security forces face almost daily attacks from militants with ISIS ties in northern

OPTIONS:
- Abed.
- Bir al.
- Egyptian.
- ISIS.
- Nile TV.
- Sinai.
- Sufi.
- al Rawdah Sufi.


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The desecration of Muslim graves at a Nottingham cemetery is being treated as a hate crime in the wake of the Tunisia terror attack. Nottinghamshire Police have stepped up patrols at High Wood Cemetery in Bulwell and other sites after name plaques and decorative lights on Muslim  plots were damaged overnight at the weekend. Nottingham City Council said it was treating the damage to at least ten plots as a hate crime. The council's deputy leader, Graham Chapman, said: 'We totally condemn what has taken place at High Wood Cemetery. 'This irresponsible act of hatred achieves absolutely nothing.

'I am sure everyone in

OPTIONS:
- Bulwell will be united in their condemnation of these actions and we would urge anyone who knows anything about this incident to contact police immediately.'
- Council will be united in their condemnation of these actions and we would urge anyone who knows anything about this incident to contact police immediately.'
- Graham Chapman will be united in their condemnation of these actions and we would urge anyone who knows anything about this incident to contact police immediately.'
- High Wood Cemetery will be united in their condemnation of these actions and we would urge anyone who knows anything about this incident to contact police immediately.'
- Muslim will be united in their condemnation of these actions and we would urge anyone who knows anything about this incident to contact police immediately.'
- Nottingham will be united in their condemnation of these actions and we would urge anyone who knows anything about this incident to contact police immediately.'
- Nottingham City Council will be united in their condemnation of these actions and we would urge anyone who knows anything about this incident to contact police immediately.'
- Nottinghamshire Police will be united in their condemnation of these actions and we would urge anyone who knows anything about this incident to contact police immediately.'
- Tunisia will be united in their condemnation of these actions and we would urge anyone who knows anything about this incident to contact police immediately.'


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The man who was beheaded by an ISIS fanatic at a factory in France has been named as Herve Cornara. Pictured left, Cornara was the boss at ATC-colicom in Chassieu - near the scene of yesterday's horrific execution. His head  was found pinned to the gates at the American-owned Air Products factory in Saint-Quentin-Fallavier. It was surrounded by two Islamist flags Cornara ran his own business offering a delivery service. Four people were in custody in connection with his beheading, and for setting off the explosion at the Air Products gas factory in south-eastern France. A spokeswoman for the Paris prosecutor's office today confirmed that one of the four suspects detained  has been released, while the suspected assassin isn't speaking to investigators.

Police swooped on the apartment building in

OPTIONS:
- ATC-Priest, in the suburbs of the city of Lyon, just hours after the 30-year-old delivery driver was arrested on suspicion of writing Arabic slogans on his employer's severed head and hanging it on a fence outside the nearby headquarters of Air Products.
- Air Products-Priest, in the suburbs of the city of Lyon, just hours after the 30-year-old delivery driver was arrested on suspicion of writing Arabic slogans on his employer's severed head and hanging it on a fence outside the nearby headquarters of Air Products.
- American-Priest, in the suburbs of the city of Lyon, just hours after the 30-year-old delivery driver was arrested on suspicion of writing Arabic slogans on his employer's severed head and hanging it on a fence outside the nearby headquarters of Air Products.
- Arabic-Priest, in the suburbs of the city of Lyon, just hours after the 30-year-old delivery driver was arrested on suspicion of writing Arabic slogans on his employer's severed head and hanging it on a fence outside the nearby headquarters of Air Products.
- Chassieu-Priest, in the suburbs of the city of Lyon, just hours after the 30-year-old delivery driver was arrested on suspicion of writing Arabic slogans on his employer's severed head and hanging it on a fence outside the nearby headquarters of Air Products.
- Cornara-Priest, in the suburbs of the city of Lyon, just hours after the 30-year-old delivery driver was arrested on suspicion of writing Arabic slogans on his employer's severed head and hanging it on a fence outside the nearby headquarters of Air Products.
- Fallavier-Priest, in the suburbs of the city of Lyon, just hours after the 30-year-old delivery driver was arrested on suspicion of writing Arabic slogans on his employer's severed head and hanging it on a fence outside the nearby headquarters of Air Products.
- France-Priest, in the suburbs of the city of Lyon, just hours after the 30-year-old delivery driver was arrested on suspicion of writing Arabic slogans on his employer's severed head and hanging it on a fence outside the nearby headquarters of Air Products.
- Herve Cornara-Priest, in the suburbs of the city of Lyon, just hours after the 30-year-old delivery driver was arrested on suspicion of writing Arabic slogans on his employer's severed head and hanging it on a fence outside the nearby headquarters of Air Products.
- ISIS-Priest, in the suburbs of the city of Lyon, just hours after the 30-year-old delivery driver was arrested on suspicion of writing Arabic slogans on his employer's severed head and hanging it on a fence outside the nearby headquarters of Air Products.
- ISIS fanatic’-Priest, in the suburbs of the city of Lyon, just hours after the 30-year-old delivery driver was arrested on suspicion of writing Arabic slogans on his employer's severed head and hanging it on a fence outside the nearby headquarters of Air Products.
- Islamist-Priest, in the suburbs of the city of Lyon, just hours after the 30-year-old delivery driver was arrested on suspicion of writing Arabic slogans on his employer's severed head and hanging it on a fence outside the nearby headquarters of Air Products.
- Lyon-Priest, in the suburbs of the city of Lyon, just hours after the 30-year-old delivery driver was arrested on suspicion of writing Arabic slogans on his employer's severed head and hanging it on a fence outside the nearby headquarters of Air Products.
- Muslim-Priest, in the suburbs of the city of Lyon, just hours after the 30-year-old delivery driver was arrested on suspicion of writing Arabic slogans on his employer's severed head and hanging it on a fence outside the nearby headquarters of Air Products.
- Paris-Priest, in the suburbs of the city of Lyon, just hours after the 30-year-old delivery driver was arrested on suspicion of writing Arabic slogans on his employer's severed head and hanging it on a fence outside the nearby headquarters of Air Products.
- Quentin-Priest, in the suburbs of the city of Lyon, just hours after the 30-year-old delivery driver was arrested on suspicion of writing Arabic slogans on his employer's severed head and hanging it on a fence outside the nearby headquarters of Air Products.
- Saint-Priest, in the suburbs of the city of Lyon, just hours after the 30-year-old delivery driver was arrested on suspicion of writing Arabic slogans on his employer's severed head and hanging it on a fence outside the nearby headquarters of Air Products.
- Salhi-Priest, in the suburbs of the city of Lyon, just hours after the 30-year-old delivery driver was arrested on suspicion of writing Arabic slogans on his employer's severed head and hanging it on a fence outside the nearby headquarters of Air Products.
- Yassine Salhi-Priest, in the suburbs of the city of Lyon, just hours after the 30-year-old delivery driver was arrested on suspicion of writing Arabic slogans on his employer's severed head and hanging it on a fence outside the nearby headquarters of Air Products.


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(CNN) President Obama should pardon Chelsea Manning and Edward Snowden before President-elect Trump takes office and makes two internationally embarrassing situations worse. In a 2013 article for The National Law Journal, I argued that neither Manning nor Snowden was a hero, and both deserved prosecution. But times have changed, and the leakers deserve pardons before Trump is sworn in. Manning has served more than six years of an excessive thirty-year sentence. Throughout her incarceration, the federal government has proven itself unequipped to humanely incarcerate a transgender woman -- even as the Obama administration has reformed military policies to be more inclusive of transgender people and attempted to advance LGBT rights abroad.

OPTIONS:
- Alagood and his appointees are likely to inflame the situation and make Snowden an even more sympathetic character.
- CNN and his appointees are likely to inflame the situation and make Snowden an even more sympathetic character.
- Chelsea Manning and his appointees are likely to inflame the situation and make Snowden an even more sympathetic character.
- Edward Snowden and his appointees are likely to inflame the situation and make Snowden an even more sympathetic character.
- LGBT and his appointees are likely to inflame the situation and make Snowden an even more sympathetic character.
- Manning and his appointees are likely to inflame the situation and make Snowden an even more sympathetic character.
- Obama and his appointees are likely to inflame the situation and make Snowden an even more sympathetic character.
- Snowden and his appointees are likely to inflame the situation and make Snowden an even more sympathetic character.
- The National Law Journal and his appointees are likely to inflame the situation and make Snowden an even more sympathetic character.
- Trump and his appointees are likely to inflame the situation and make Snowden an even more sympathetic character.
- US and his appointees are likely to inflame the situation and make Snowden an even more sympathetic character.


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(CNN) -- Costa Rican President Laura Chinchilla is urging citizens to exercise restraint as her government seeks a diplomatic course to resolve a boundary dispute with neighboring Nicaragua. The neighboring Central American countries are in a dispute over a parcel of land on the Atlantic coast, along the San Juan River, known as Calero Island. Costa Rica claims that Nicaraguan troops are camped out on the Costa Rican side of the border and it has asked the Organization of American States to intercede. "Dear Costa Ricans: never before have we had to be united when the aggression and provocation test us," Chinchilla said in a televised address Wednesday night. "Let us be calm and firm, amid the outrage that these events provoke within us."

Nor is the dredging, in

OPTIONS:
- Atlantic territory, affecting Costa Rican land.
- CNN territory, affecting Costa Rican land.
- Calero Island territory, affecting Costa Rican land.
- Central American territory, affecting Costa Rican land.
- Chinchilla territory, affecting Costa Rican land.
- Costa Rica territory, affecting Costa Rican land.
- Costa Rican territory, affecting Costa Rican land.
- Costa Ricans territory, affecting Costa Rican land.
- Laura Chinchilla territory, affecting Costa Rican land.
- Nicaragua territory, affecting Costa Rican land.
- Nicaraguan territory, affecting Costa Rican land.
- Organization of American States territory, affecting Costa Rican land.
- San Juan River territory, affecting Costa Rican land.


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A drum kit Ringo Starr used to record some of the Beatles' early hits sold for $2.2million at a Friday auction in Beverly Hills, California, to Jim Irsay, the owner of NFL team the Indianapolis Colts. Julien's Auctions said Irsay bought the three-piece 1963 Ludwig Oyster Black Pearl kit during a two-day auction involving more than 800 items owned by Starr, 75, and his wife, actress Barbara Bach. Starr used the kit in more than 200 performances between May 1963 and February 1964. He also played the kit on iconic recordings including Can't Buy Me Love, She Loves You, All My Loving and I Want to Hold Your Hand.

chief executive of

OPTIONS:
- All My Loving, said before the kit sold on Friday.
- Barbara Bach, said before the kit sold on Friday.
- Beatles, said before the kit sold on Friday.
- Beverly Hills, said before the kit sold on Friday.
- California, said before the kit sold on Friday.
- Can't Buy Me Love, said before the kit sold on Friday.
- Ed Sullivan Show, said before the kit sold on Friday.
- I Want to Hold Your Hand, said before the kit sold on Friday.
- Indianapolis Colts, said before the kit sold on Friday.
- Irsay, said before the kit sold on Friday.
- Jim Irsay, said before the kit sold on Friday.
- John Lennon, said before the kit sold on Friday.
- Julien's Auctions, said before the kit sold on Friday.
- Ludwig Oyster Black Pearl, said before the kit sold on Friday.
- NFL, said before the kit sold on Friday.
- Ringo Starr, said before the kit sold on Friday.
- She Loves You, said before the kit sold on Friday.
- Starr, said before the kit sold on Friday.


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(CNN) The world knew Prince as a pop star with a flamboyant, larger-than-life stage presence, overtly sexual songs and videos and gifted musical genius. But at the Jehovah's Witness Kingdom Hall, St. Louis Park congregation, Prince was just an understated man in a simple black suit. "He was exceptionally shy," recalled congregation secretary Bruce McFarland. Here they called him Brother Nelson and remember him slipping in after the opening song in the Sunday morning service, dutifully holding up his hand, clutching his Bible marked with post-it notes, patiently waiting his turn to discuss the Scripture. On the surface, few in this 95-member conservatively dressed, middle class suburban congregation look like they've ever danced to 'Let's Go Crazy."

OPTIONS:
- Bible also told Smiley he doesn't recall that conversation with his mother.
- Brother Nelson also told Smiley he doesn't recall that conversation with his mother.
- Bruce McFarland also told Smiley he doesn't recall that conversation with his mother.
- Jehovah's Witness also told Smiley he doesn't recall that conversation with his mother.
- Jehovah's Witness Kingdom Hall also told Smiley he doesn't recall that conversation with his mother.
- Let's Go Crazy also told Smiley he doesn't recall that conversation with his mother.
- Prince also told Smiley he doesn't recall that conversation with his mother.
- Scripture also told Smiley he doesn't recall that conversation with his mother.
- Seventh Day Adventist also told Smiley he doesn't recall that conversation with his mother.
- St. Louis Park also told Smiley he doesn't recall that conversation with his mother.


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Petr Cech was having his Arsenal medical on Friday as the final touches to the £11million move across London from rivals Chelsea were completed. Sportsmail revealed at the start of the week that Cech had agreed to join the Gunners and an official announcement is expected on Monday. Following lengthy talks between Chelsea and the Gunners, the move to take Cech from west to north London on a three-year deal, worth in the region of £100,000-per-week is close to being finalised. The swoop ends Wenger's long wait to land the Czech Republic international. Sportsmail can reveal the Gunners first plotted an audacious attempt to land Cech in the summer of 2013 - though they were quickly informed the keeper wasn't for sale.

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal goalkeeping coach Christophe Lollichon could now follow Cech across London.
- Cech goalkeeping coach Christophe Lollichon could now follow Cech across London.
- Chelsea goalkeeping coach Christophe Lollichon could now follow Cech across London.
- Czech Republic goalkeeping coach Christophe Lollichon could now follow Cech across London.
- Gunners goalkeeping coach Christophe Lollichon could now follow Cech across London.
- London goalkeeping coach Christophe Lollichon could now follow Cech across London.
- Petr Cech goalkeeping coach Christophe Lollichon could now follow Cech across London.
- Sportsmail goalkeeping coach Christophe Lollichon could now follow Cech across London.
- Wenger goalkeeping coach Christophe Lollichon could now follow Cech across London.


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(Financial Times) -- Spanish and Italian bond and stock markets tumbled on Monday, bringing a months-long rally to an abrupt halt as investors pulled back amid a political storm in Madrid and as Silvio Berlusconi staged an electoral fightback in Italy. Yields on Spanish sovereign debt suffered their biggest one-day percentage jump since September as the row over slush fund allegations engulfing Mariano Rajoy, Spanish prime minister, and his party rattled investors. Mr Rajoy over the weekend denied allegations first made in El PaÃs that the prime minister's centre-right Popular Party operated a slush fund from which it paid money to senior party leaders, including Mr Rajoy himself.

Yields on Italian 10-year bonds rose 14bp to 4.47 per cent as nervousness grew over the outcome of

OPTIONS:
- Berlusconi's general election.
- El PaÃ's general election.
- Financial Times's general election.
- Italian's general election.
- Italy's general election.
- Madrid's general election.
- Mariano Rajoy's general election.
- Popular Party's general election.
- Rajoy's general election.
- Silvio Berlusconi's general election.
- Spanish's general election.


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(CNN) The Iraqi military has "fully liberated" all of Iraq's territory of "ISIS terrorist gangs" and retaken full control of the Iraqi-Syrian border, it said Saturday in a statement. "Our heroic armed forces have now secured the entire length of the Iraq-Syria border," Prime Minister Haider Al-Abadi said on his Twitter account. "We defeated Daesh (ISIS) through our unity and sacrifice for the nation. Long live Iraq and its people." ISIS, an acronym for Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, rapidly captured large territories in Iraq and Syria and declared a caliphate in 2014. The group controlled more than 34,000 square miles of territory from the Mediterranean coast to south of Baghdad.

"Our @coalition will continue to stand with #Iraq to support its security forces, economy, and stabilization to help ensure that #ISIS can never again threaten

OPTIONS:
- Abadi's people or use its territory as a haven," he wrote.
- Baghdad's people or use its territory as a haven," he wrote.
- Daesh's people or use its territory as a haven," he wrote.
- Haider Al's people or use its territory as a haven," he wrote.
- ISIS's people or use its territory as a haven," he wrote.
- Iraq's people or use its territory as a haven," he wrote.
- Iraqi's people or use its territory as a haven," he wrote.
- Iraqi Security Forces's people or use its territory as a haven," he wrote.
- Islamic State's people or use its territory as a haven," he wrote.
- Mediterranean's people or use its territory as a haven," he wrote.
- Syria's people or use its territory as a haven," he wrote.
- Syrian's people or use its territory as a haven," he wrote.
- Twitter's people or use its territory as a haven," he wrote.
- US's people or use its territory as a haven," he wrote.
- United Nations's people or use its territory as a haven," he wrote.


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Washington (CNN) For Donald Trump, politics -- like real estate -- is a family business. The presumptive Republican nominee's search for a running mate revealed the intense and increasing role of three of his adult children, Donald Jr., Eric and Ivanka Trump, along with his son-in-law Jared Kushner, in the billionaire's unorthodox political operation. Trump offered the vice presidential slot to Indiana Gov. Mike Pence Wednesday, CNN has learned, and the Indiana governor accepted. Sources said that Trump's decision to pick Pence over more controversial candidates such as New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie followed a sustained behind-the-scenes lobbying push orchestrated from within the family's inner circle.

But if the past is any guide, it won't be long before he too carves out a role in the

OPTIONS:
- CNN empire.
- Chris Christie empire.
- Donald Jr. empire.
- Donald Trump empire.
- Eric empire.
- Indiana empire.
- Ivanka empire.
- Ivanka Trump empire.
- Jared Kushner empire.
- Mike Pence empire.
- New Jersey empire.
- Pence empire.
- Republican empire.
- Trump empire.
- Washington empire.


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Near Mosul, Iraq (CNN) Iraqi forces entered ISIS-held Mosul on Thursday for the first time in more than two years, and are in a head-to-head battle with militants on the front line, defense officials said. Iraqi Defense Ministry spokesman Brig. Gen. Tahsin Ibrahim told CNN that units of the 9th Armored Division had entered the key city and that troops had stormed the neighborhood of al Intisar in the east. Penetrating the eastern border has been the most significant breakthrough in the offensive, which was launched two weeks ago to free Mosul from the militant group's brutal rule. Officials had warned that entering the city would likely trigger the fiercest fighting yet, and that the battle is expected to be fought "street to street," or even "house to house."

Now they say

OPTIONS:
- 9th Armored Division teenagers wearing suicide vests are riding around the eastern neighborhoods of the city on motorbikes.
- CNN teenagers wearing suicide vests are riding around the eastern neighborhoods of the city on motorbikes.
- ISIS teenagers wearing suicide vests are riding around the eastern neighborhoods of the city on motorbikes.
- Iraq teenagers wearing suicide vests are riding around the eastern neighborhoods of the city on motorbikes.
- Iraqi teenagers wearing suicide vests are riding around the eastern neighborhoods of the city on motorbikes.
- Iraqi Defense Ministry teenagers wearing suicide vests are riding around the eastern neighborhoods of the city on motorbikes.
- Mosul teenagers wearing suicide vests are riding around the eastern neighborhoods of the city on motorbikes.
- Tahsin Ibrahim teenagers wearing suicide vests are riding around the eastern neighborhoods of the city on motorbikes.
- al Intisar teenagers wearing suicide vests are riding around the eastern neighborhoods of the city on motorbikes.


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Twitter may be about to hire co-founder Jack Dorsey as its permanent CEO three months after he took over the job on a temporary basis. The technology news site Re/Code says Dorsey's appointment could be announced as early as Thursday morning. The report posted Wednesday cited unnamed people. Dorsey is also CEO of mobile payment service Square, a job he has repeatedly said he intends to keep as he prepares to take that San Francisco company public too. The headquarters of Twitter and Square are located a block from each other, making it more convenient to shuttle back and forth between the two companies.

'Sources added that there is likely to be some shake-up of the board too, most immediately the departure of

OPTIONS:
- Costolo as a director,' it claims.
- Dorsey as a director,' it claims.
- Jack Dorsey as a director,' it claims.
- Re/Code as a director,' it claims.
- San Francisco as a director,' it claims.
- Square as a director,' it claims.
- Twitter as a director,' it claims.
- Twitter and Square as a director,' it claims.


Write the next sentence.

Police have claimed they found Karlie Pearce-Stevenson's bank card in her accused killer's wallet four years after she was allegedly murdered - but didn't connect him to the crime, according to reports. Daniel Holdom, 41, appeared in court via video link yesterday charged with the 20-year-old Alice Springs mother's death - who he had reportedly been in a relationship with. His ex-girlfriend Hazel Passmore, 33, attended an Adelaide police station for four hours today to assist police with their inquiries into the deaths of Karlie and her two-year-old Khandalyce. Holdom was pulled over by police on the side of the road in Narara on the Central Coast in January 2013, according to court documents seen by the Sydney Morning Herald.

Ms

OPTIONS:
- Adelaide-Stevenson's phone, bank account, Centrelink and family payments were accessed for years after the murders, police revealed.
- Alice Springs-Stevenson's phone, bank account, Centrelink and family payments were accessed for years after the murders, police revealed.
- Central Coast-Stevenson's phone, bank account, Centrelink and family payments were accessed for years after the murders, police revealed.
- Daniel Holdom-Stevenson's phone, bank account, Centrelink and family payments were accessed for years after the murders, police revealed.
- Hazel Passmore-Stevenson's phone, bank account, Centrelink and family payments were accessed for years after the murders, police revealed.
- Holdom-Stevenson's phone, bank account, Centrelink and family payments were accessed for years after the murders, police revealed.
- Karlie-Stevenson's phone, bank account, Centrelink and family payments were accessed for years after the murders, police revealed.
- Karlie Pearce-Stevenson's phone, bank account, Centrelink and family payments were accessed for years after the murders, police revealed.
- Khandalyce-Stevenson's phone, bank account, Centrelink and family payments were accessed for years after the murders, police revealed.
- Narara-Stevenson's phone, bank account, Centrelink and family payments were accessed for years after the murders, police revealed.
- Stevenson-Stevenson's phone, bank account, Centrelink and family payments were accessed for years after the murders, police revealed.
- Sydney Morning Herald-Stevenson's phone, bank account, Centrelink and family payments were accessed for years after the murders, police revealed.


How does this story end?

Washington (CNN) George W. Bush tried it. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton tried it. Now Donald Trump is vowing to reset relations with Russia. But could the unintended costs outweigh the benefits? The President-elect's Russian gambit seems like a solid foreign policy goal, given that the estrangement between the rivals -- owners of the world's biggest nuclear arsenals -- is deeper than at any time since the Cold War. An improvement in relations could yield gains for the United States in reviving non-proliferation projects and closer anti-terrorism cooperation. But there are big questions about whether Trump will be any more successful than his predecessors, whose initial inroads eventually foundered largely due to the behavior of President Vladimir Putin, and whether he will end up emboldening a leader that many -- including key Republicans in Congress -- see as a top US adversary.

"Wouldn't it be nice if we got together with

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama and knocked the hell out of ISIS?"
- CNN and knocked the hell out of ISIS?"
- Cold War and knocked the hell out of ISIS?"
- Congress and knocked the hell out of ISIS?"
- Donald Trump and knocked the hell out of ISIS?"
- George W. Bush and knocked the hell out of ISIS?"
- Hillary Clinton and knocked the hell out of ISIS?"
- Republicans and knocked the hell out of ISIS?"
- Russia and knocked the hell out of ISIS?"
- Russian and knocked the hell out of ISIS?"
- Trump and knocked the hell out of ISIS?"
- US and knocked the hell out of ISIS?"
- United States and knocked the hell out of ISIS?"
- Vladimir Putin and knocked the hell out of ISIS?"
- Washington and knocked the hell out of ISIS?"


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Michelle Obama urged Cambodian students to finish their education, follow their dreams and speak up to demand greater freedoms and more equality in their Southeast Asian country. The US first lady did not explicitly criticize Cambodia's human rights record or its government, which has been ruled for 30 years by authoritarian strongman Hun Sen, the prime minister. But she sent a pointed message, and one that she delivered seated beside Hun Sen's wife, Bun Rany. Scroll down for video Michelle Obama hugs Sohang Vean, a student at a local high school she was visiting to encourage women in the country to continue their educations

Cambodian first lady

OPTIONS:
- Angkor Wat (right) remained silent during remarks that could be seen as criticism of her country and husband, though she later said that she supported education for girls
- Bun Rany (right) remained silent during remarks that could be seen as criticism of her country and husband, though she later said that she supported education for girls
- Cambodia (right) remained silent during remarks that could be seen as criticism of her country and husband, though she later said that she supported education for girls
- Cambodian (right) remained silent during remarks that could be seen as criticism of her country and husband, though she later said that she supported education for girls
- Hun Sen (right) remained silent during remarks that could be seen as criticism of her country and husband, though she later said that she supported education for girls
- Michelle Obama (right) remained silent during remarks that could be seen as criticism of her country and husband, though she later said that she supported education for girls
- Obama (right) remained silent during remarks that could be seen as criticism of her country and husband, though she later said that she supported education for girls
- Sohang Vean (right) remained silent during remarks that could be seen as criticism of her country and husband, though she later said that she supported education for girls
- Southeast Asian (right) remained silent during remarks that could be seen as criticism of her country and husband, though she later said that she supported education for girls
- US (right) remained silent during remarks that could be seen as criticism of her country and husband, though she later said that she supported education for girls


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) President Donald Trump has bragged -- and did so again during his State of the Union address Tuesday -- that the tax cuts Congress passed would be the biggest in history. There's no doubt the tax legislation slashed corporate tax rates and will give 80% of individual filers a tax cut, according to some estimates. But arguably, President Barack Obama passed a larger tax cut by making most of President George W. Bush's cuts permanent. President Ronald Reagan definitely did. And Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson probably did, too. "It will be the biggest tax decrease, or tax cut, in the history of our country," Trump said at the White House last month.

Even accounting for Reagan's rollbacks after 1981, his first-term cuts exceed

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama's bill.
- CNN's bill.
- Congress's bill.
- Donald Trump's bill.
- George W. Bush's bill.
- John F. Kennedy's bill.
- Lyndon Johnson's bill.
- Ronald Reagan's bill.
- State of the Union's bill.
- Trump's bill.
- White House's bill.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) More than two and a half years after a New York City Police Department officer was killed while on duty, his widow gave birth to a girl, thanks to the preservation of his semen. Angelina was born Tuesday to Pei Xia "Sanny" Liu at Weill Cornell Hospital in New York City, the NYPD said in a blog post. Sanny's husband, Detective First Grade Wenjian Liu, was shot and killed on December 20, 2014. The night of the incident, Sanny requested that her husband's sperm be preserved. The slain officer's parents, Wei Tang Liu and Xiu Yan Liu, were there for the birth, according to the NYPD.

"I told my friend, 'It's going to be a baby girl,'" the new mom told the

OPTIONS:
- Angelina.
- Baby.
- Liu.
- NYPD.
- New York City.
- New York City Police Department.
- Pei Xia.
- Sanny.
- Sanny" Liu.
- Wei Tang Liu.
- Weill Cornell Hospital.
- Wenjian Liu.
- Xiu Yan Liu.


How does this story end?

(CNN)FIFA president Sepp Blatter and the head of the Confederation of African Football Issa Hayatou have slammed the "western media" over their reporting of the crowd violence that marred Thursday's Africa Cup of Nations semifinal between Ghana and hosts Equatorial Guinea. Thursday's game saw home fans pelting Ghana's players and supporters with bottles, rocks, broken glass and cutlery after Equatorial Guinea conceded two quick first half goals. The game resumed in the second half but was halted after further violence directed at Ghana's supporters. According to eye witnesses the security situation was sufficiently dire that a helicopter was deployed to hover low over the stadium and scatter the rioting fans.

Blatter went on to congratulate

OPTIONS:
- AFCoN's hosting of the tournament.
- Africa Cup of Nations's hosting of the tournament.
- CAF's hosting of the tournament.
- CNN's hosting of the tournament.
- Confederation of African Football's hosting of the tournament.
- Equatorial Guinea's hosting of the tournament.
- FIFA's hosting of the tournament.
- Ghana's hosting of the tournament.
- Issa Hayatou's hosting of the tournament.
- Ivory Coast's hosting of the tournament.
- Sepp Blatter's hosting of the tournament.


Complete the passage.

Dermot O'Leary is being lined up to take over the controls of a new prime time BBC 1 motoring show – just days after he quit as host of ITV's The X Factor. O'Leary, who ended his eight-year stint as the talent show host on Friday, is believed to be in talks to take over the controls of The Getaway Car, a new road show in which members of the public compete in a series of driving challenges. The star, who already has a show on BBC Radio 2, could, according to a well-placed source, co-host the programme with The Stig, the stunt driver from the latest Top Gear series, whose identity is a secret. BBC bosses stressed last night that the new show was not a replacement for the Corporation's embattled Top Gear.

A spokesman for

OPTIONS:
- BBC confirmed the star was in talks with the BBC but declined to comment further.
- BBC 1 confirmed the star was in talks with the BBC but declined to comment further.
- BBC Radio 2 confirmed the star was in talks with the BBC but declined to comment further.
- Corporation confirmed the star was in talks with the BBC but declined to comment further.
- Dermot O'Leary confirmed the star was in talks with the BBC but declined to comment further.
- ITV confirmed the star was in talks with the BBC but declined to comment further.
- O'Leary confirmed the star was in talks with the BBC but declined to comment further.
- The Getaway Car confirmed the star was in talks with the BBC but declined to comment further.
- The Stig confirmed the star was in talks with the BBC but declined to comment further.
- The X Factor confirmed the star was in talks with the BBC but declined to comment further.
- Top Gear confirmed the star was in talks with the BBC but declined to comment further.
- X-Factor confirmed the star was in talks with the BBC but declined to comment further.


Houston (CNN) This is a five-second stretch that will be replayed for years to come. With a buzzer-beating three-point shot by junior forward Kris Jenkins, No. 2 seed Villanova won the NCAA men's basketball championship over No. 1 seed North Carolina on Monday night. It's the first buzzer beater on a three-pointer in national championship history. Both teams recount how the final seconds unfolded. 13 seconds left After Villanova junior guard Josh Hart hit two free throws to make it 74-71, UNC inbounded the ball with 13 seconds to go. While off balance, UNC senior guard Marcus Paige hit an acrobatic three-point shot with 4.7 seconds remaining. It had given UNC life, tying it at 74. Seat cushions flew all over the stadium in celebration.

Williams: "We made (Arcidiacono) give it up, but we didn't get

OPTIONS:
- CNN picked up and he made a heck of a shot."
- Houston picked up and he made a heck of a shot."
- Josh Hart picked up and he made a heck of a shot."
- Kris Jenkins picked up and he made a heck of a shot."
- Marcus Paige picked up and he made a heck of a shot."
- NCAA picked up and he made a heck of a shot."
- North Carolina picked up and he made a heck of a shot."
- UNC picked up and he made a heck of a shot."
- Villanova picked up and he made a heck of a shot."


Complete the passage.

(CNN) "The viciousness of these Jews is unbelievable.... they are the dominant and dangerous power that exists in the United States of America today." Those are the words of former Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan David Duke. We're not reaching way back here: this is from just three months ago when he lashed out at Jewish members of the media who he claimed were "absolutely zeroing in now on Donald Trump." Duke, who is publicly supporting Trump, has since declared that voting against Trump is "treason to your heritage." It really doesn't get too much more deplorable than that type of anti-Semitic rherotic. But when Trump's running mate was asked Monday night by CNN's Wolf Blitzer whether he would call it that, Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence refused. Instead, Pence offered a weak response: "We do not want his support and we don't want the support of people who think like him."

This is the backdrop against which we can assess Pence's unwillingness to denounce

OPTIONS:
- America.
- CNN.
- David Duke.
- Dean Obeidallah.
- Donald Trump.
- Duke.
- Grand Wizard.
- Jewish.
- Jews.
- Ku Klux Klan.
- Mike Pence.
- Obama.
- Obeidallah.
- Pence.
- Republican.
- Semitic.
- Semitism.
- Trump.
- United States.
- Wolf Blitzer.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Alexis Sanchez will be a big loss for Arsenal on Wednesday — the Chilean has been directly involved in seven of their nine Champions League goals — and it’s up to the likes of Joel Campbell to mitigate his absence. The 23-year-old forward said himself that now is the time for the fringe players to step up and show what they’re capable of, and I think this could be his night. He’s somebody I really like watching. I like his pace and technique, and he gives Arsene Wenger options down the left and the right. He may have squandered a few good chances this season, but he finished off his big moment well against Sunderland on Saturday and it looks like he’s turning a corner.

OPTIONS:
- Alexis Sanchez’s situation means this is a game for goals, but Ramsey has to be clever — he can’t go forward at every opportunity.
- Arsenal’s situation means this is a game for goals, but Ramsey has to be clever — he can’t go forward at every opportunity.
- Arsene Wenger’s situation means this is a game for goals, but Ramsey has to be clever — he can’t go forward at every opportunity.
- Champions League’s situation means this is a game for goals, but Ramsey has to be clever — he can’t go forward at every opportunity.
- Chilean’s situation means this is a game for goals, but Ramsey has to be clever — he can’t go forward at every opportunity.
- Costa Rica’s situation means this is a game for goals, but Ramsey has to be clever — he can’t go forward at every opportunity.
- Gunners’s situation means this is a game for goals, but Ramsey has to be clever — he can’t go forward at every opportunity.
- Joel Campbell’s situation means this is a game for goals, but Ramsey has to be clever — he can’t go forward at every opportunity.
- London’s situation means this is a game for goals, but Ramsey has to be clever — he can’t go forward at every opportunity.
- Olympiacos’s situation means this is a game for goals, but Ramsey has to be clever — he can’t go forward at every opportunity.
- Premier League’s situation means this is a game for goals, but Ramsey has to be clever — he can’t go forward at every opportunity.
- Sunderland’s situation means this is a game for goals, but Ramsey has to be clever — he can’t go forward at every opportunity.


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

(CNN) -- Health problems prevented Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez from coming to Caracas for an inauguration ceremony Thursday, but throngs of supporters swore an oath of loyalty in his absence. Thousands of red-clad Chavez supporters packed the streets around the presidential palace for a symbolic swearing-in for the president's fourth term. Read more: Venezuelan court says inauguration day delay for Chavez is OK Chavez, 58, is undergoing cancer treatment in Cuba and has not made a public appearance since doctors operated on him a month ago. On Thursday, Vice President Nicolas Maduro called on the masses gathered to take an oath of "absolute loyalty to the leadership of Comandante Hugo Chavez."

Read more: With Chavez ill and inauguration near, uncertainty reigns in

OPTIONS:
- CNN
- Caracas
- Chavez
- Comandante Chavez
- Comandante Hugo Chavez
- Cuba
- Hugo Chavez
- Nicolas Maduro
- Venezuela
- Venezuelan


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

A woman who fell to her death off a cruise ship may have been trying to make a dramatic gesture to 'alarm and test' her fiance, an inquest into the couple's death has heard. Kristen Schroder, 27, slipped from a fifth-level balcony on the Carnival Spirit cruise ship off the coast of NSW in May 2013 after climbing over the hand rail. Her 30-year-old partner, Paul Rossington, jumped nearly 20 metres into the Tasman Sea moments after in a bid to rescue her. The couple's bodies were never found and an inquest into the newly engaged couple's deaths was told there was little chance either survived for more than a few hours in the water.

'Why

OPTIONS:
- CCTV stepped over the railing of the cabin is not known.
- Carnival Spirit stepped over the railing of the cabin is not known.
- Inquest stepped over the railing of the cabin is not known.
- Kristen Schroder stepped over the railing of the cabin is not known.
- NSW stepped over the railing of the cabin is not known.
- Paul Rossington stepped over the railing of the cabin is not known.
- Rossington stepped over the railing of the cabin is not known.
- Schroder stepped over the railing of the cabin is not known.
- Tasman Sea stepped over the railing of the cabin is not known.


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

A row over the last parking space in a street led to a classic car driver running over a father who was reserving the space for his son. John Crowley, 44, who slowly edged his classic green Mercedes 350 towards Peter Cox and knocked him to the ground when he refused to move, was then attacked by his victim's son. Craig Cox saw what was happening and smashed the windscreen of Crowley's car before sinking his teeth into the motorist's nose. As they brawled the car continued to move at slow speed, with Crowley still behind the wheel, and Peter Cox was run over up to three times.

The court heard that possible charges against

OPTIONS:
- Cox were not pursued because he was deemed to be acting in defence of his father.
- Craig Cox were not pursued because he was deemed to be acting in defence of his father.
- Crowley were not pursued because he was deemed to be acting in defence of his father.
- John Crowley were not pursued because he was deemed to be acting in defence of his father.
- Mare were not pursued because he was deemed to be acting in defence of his father.
- Mercedes 350 were not pursued because he was deemed to be acting in defence of his father.
- Peter Cox were not pursued because he was deemed to be acting in defence of his father.
- Row were not pursued because he was deemed to be acting in defence of his father.
- Weston were not pursued because he was deemed to be acting in defence of his father.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) After months of delays, Afghan government negotiators signed a peace deal Thursday with an insurgent faction led by one of the country's most notorious warlords. The deal was signed at a ceremony attended by negotiators, the President's national security adviser, and representatives of the Hezb-i-Islami faction of Gulbuddin Hekmatyar. Afghan and US officials applauded the agreement, but a prominent human rights organization strongly criticized the deal. In a statement, the US Embassy called Thursday's accord "a step in bringing the conflict in Afghanistan to a peaceful end." That sentiment was echoed by Afghanistan's chief executive -- who is in a shaky power-sharing agreement with the country's President.

In 2003, the US added

OPTIONS:
- Afghan to its growing list of formally designated terrorists.
- Afghanistan to its growing list of formally designated terrorists.
- CNN to its growing list of formally designated terrorists.
- Gulbuddin Hekmatyar to its growing list of formally designated terrorists.
- Hezb to its growing list of formally designated terrorists.
- Human Rights Watch to its growing list of formally designated terrorists.
- Islami to its growing list of formally designated terrorists.
- Kabul to its growing list of formally designated terrorists.
- US to its growing list of formally designated terrorists.
- US Embassy to its growing list of formally designated terrorists.


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Many women experience street harassment on a regular basis, but two young women took to YouTube to spotlight a form of harassment even nastier than cat-calling. Comedians Soojeong Son, who goes by SJ, and Ginny Leise visited a New York City park to demonstrate the practice of drive-by street harassment, which they define as the act of whispering something offensive into the face of a woman who is alone in public, then walking away before there is time for her to react. 'Do you think that men who do not perpetrate this particular type of harassment have any idea that women put up with this on a regular basis?' Ginny asks SJ at the beginning of the clip.

After

OPTIONS:
- Ginny told an older man 'I love you d***', he turned around, wrinkled his brow, and said 'what?'
- Ginny Leise told an older man 'I love you d***', he turned around, wrinkled his brow, and said 'what?'
- New York City told an older man 'I love you d***', he turned around, wrinkled his brow, and said 'what?'
- SJ told an older man 'I love you d***', he turned around, wrinkled his brow, and said 'what?'
- SooJeong told an older man 'I love you d***', he turned around, wrinkled his brow, and said 'what?'
- Soojeong Son told an older man 'I love you d***', he turned around, wrinkled his brow, and said 'what?'
- YouTube told an older man 'I love you d***', he turned around, wrinkled his brow, and said 'what?'


Write the last sentence in this story.

Washington (CNN) Sen. Marco Rubio, a longtime hawk on Syria, praised the US airstrike on a Syrian airfield days after a chemical attack on innocents attributed to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. Following news that President Donald Trump had green-lit the US action, Rubio said Thursday on CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360" that Russia could not fairly criticize the military strike because Russia backed Assad -- who is accused of perpetrating the attack on his own people. "They have no standing to say anything about this," Rubio said of the Russians. He said that the move doesn't just send a message, but amounts to a "significant degrading" of Assad's ability to carry out chemical attacks.

"While I have long argued forcefully for an engagement and empowering the

OPTIONS:
- Anderson Cooper 360 people, I have never supported the use of force, of US military force, in this conflict, and I still don't," Rubio said at the time.
- Assad people, I have never supported the use of force, of US military force, in this conflict, and I still don't," Rubio said at the time.
- Bashar al people, I have never supported the use of force, of US military force, in this conflict, and I still don't," Rubio said at the time.
- CNN people, I have never supported the use of force, of US military force, in this conflict, and I still don't," Rubio said at the time.
- Donald Trump people, I have never supported the use of force, of US military force, in this conflict, and I still don't," Rubio said at the time.
- Marco Rubio people, I have never supported the use of force, of US military force, in this conflict, and I still don't," Rubio said at the time.
- Rubio people, I have never supported the use of force, of US military force, in this conflict, and I still don't," Rubio said at the time.
- Russia people, I have never supported the use of force, of US military force, in this conflict, and I still don't," Rubio said at the time.
- Russians people, I have never supported the use of force, of US military force, in this conflict, and I still don't," Rubio said at the time.
- Syria people, I have never supported the use of force, of US military force, in this conflict, and I still don't," Rubio said at the time.
- Syrian people, I have never supported the use of force, of US military force, in this conflict, and I still don't," Rubio said at the time.
- US people, I have never supported the use of force, of US military force, in this conflict, and I still don't," Rubio said at the time.
- Washington people, I have never supported the use of force, of US military force, in this conflict, and I still don't," Rubio said at the time.


The axe wielding thug who attempted to rob a shop but was restrained by a husband and wife duo has been unmasked as a prolific offender, who has committed more than 1,000 offences since his began his crime spree at the age of 11. Shaun Andrew McKerry, 31, was arrested after he burst into Shildon Post Office and Stores in County Durham wielding an axe and demanding cash, as an accomplice stood at the door. But he was foiled after shopkeeper Sab Dhillon heard McKarry's demands and ran from the back of the shop and rugby tackled him to the floor. Mr Dhillon's wife then appeared clutching her son's baseball bat and managed to subdue him further.

On March 11, 1999, McKerry, of

OPTIONS:
- Boomerang Boy, had already been arrested five times between January 22 and February 10.
- CCTV, had already been arrested five times between January 22 and February 10.
- County Durham, had already been arrested five times between January 22 and February 10.
- Dhillon, had already been arrested five times between January 22 and February 10.
- McKarry, had already been arrested five times between January 22 and February 10.
- McKerry, had already been arrested five times between January 22 and February 10.
- Sab Dhillon, had already been arrested five times between January 22 and February 10.
- Shaun Andrew McKerry, had already been arrested five times between January 22 and February 10.
- Shaun McKerry, had already been arrested five times between January 22 and February 10.
- Shildon Post Office, had already been arrested five times between January 22 and February 10.
- Stores, had already been arrested five times between January 22 and February 10.


Write the next sentence.

Slim, blonde and clad in a figure-hugging pink dress, 32-year-old housewife Natalie Richardson wouldn't look out of place in Essex's infamous Sugar Hut nightclub. But while Richardson might resemble the stars of The Only Way Is Essex, this millionaire housewife lives in glitzy Marbella and revels in the nickname of 'Marbie Barbie'. A former glamour model who spent her early twenties raking in tabloid cash from a series of kiss and tells on the likes of Calum Best, Richardson is now set for another crack at fame - this time as the star of a new reality TV show called Life on Marbs.

'I've stayed in touch with

OPTIONS:
- Calum Best so I am sure he will be happy.
- Essex so I am sure he will be happy.
- ITV Be so I am sure he will be happy.
- Leonardo DiCaprio so I am sure he will be happy.
- Life on Marbs so I am sure he will be happy.
- Marbella so I am sure he will be happy.
- Marbie Barbie so I am sure he will be happy.
- Marbs so I am sure he will be happy.
- Mother so I am sure he will be happy.
- Natalie Richardson so I am sure he will be happy.
- Richardson so I am sure he will be happy.
- Says so I am sure he will be happy.
- Slim so I am sure he will be happy.
- Sugar Hut so I am sure he will be happy.
- The Only Way Is Essex so I am sure he will be happy.