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A journey of 6,000 miles across China, Mongolia and Russia on some of the greatest railways of the world is bound to be the trip of a lifetime. But for Joanna Lumley it was an odyssey through her early life, as she began by retracing her childhood in Hong Kong, and ended by re-creating iconic fashion pictures that she defied the Iron Curtain to shoot in Moscow as a 20-year-old model. The journey in between is an extraordinary train trek, captured in a three-part ITV documentary called Joanna Lumley's Trans-Siberian Adventure. Her personal memories, along with a wickedly straight-faced sense of humour, lift this series far above the ordinary TV travelogue. Exhausted by travel and steeped in vodka, the actress sometimes breaks into surreal monologues – such as an imaginary audition for a KGB agent in a Bond movie. 'Why should I be a good person?' she growls at her reflection in the train window, as the Siberian steppes roll past.

She's at it again on the shores of Lake Baikal in central

OPTIONS:
- Bond, where a local fisherman invites her to stay with his family and, after a terrifying lake crossing, plies her with vodka.
- China, where a local fisherman invites her to stay with his family and, after a terrifying lake crossing, plies her with vodka.
- Hong Kong, where a local fisherman invites her to stay with his family and, after a terrifying lake crossing, plies her with vodka.
- ITV, where a local fisherman invites her to stay with his family and, after a terrifying lake crossing, plies her with vodka.
- Iron Curtain, where a local fisherman invites her to stay with his family and, after a terrifying lake crossing, plies her with vodka.
- Joanna Lumley, where a local fisherman invites her to stay with his family and, after a terrifying lake crossing, plies her with vodka.
- KGB, where a local fisherman invites her to stay with his family and, after a terrifying lake crossing, plies her with vodka.
- Mongolia, where a local fisherman invites her to stay with his family and, after a terrifying lake crossing, plies her with vodka.
- Moscow, where a local fisherman invites her to stay with his family and, after a terrifying lake crossing, plies her with vodka.
- Russia, where a local fisherman invites her to stay with his family and, after a terrifying lake crossing, plies her with vodka.
- Siberian, where a local fisherman invites her to stay with his family and, after a terrifying lake crossing, plies her with vodka.
- Siberian Adventure, where a local fisherman invites her to stay with his family and, after a terrifying lake crossing, plies her with vodka.
- Trans, where a local fisherman invites her to stay with his family and, after a terrifying lake crossing, plies her with vodka.


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Washington (CNN) White House chief of staff Reince Priebus pushed back Sunday against the Russian account of the meeting President Donald Trump had with Russian President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Germany. Speaking on "Fox News Sunday," Priebus said Trump did not believe Putin's claim Friday that Russia had not attempted to influence the 2016 US presidential election. "The President absolutely did not believe the denial of President Putin," Priebus said. "What the President did is he immediately came into the meeting, talked about Russian meddling in the US election, went after that issue at least two separate times."

He also said, "Now it is time to move forward in working constructively with

OPTIONS:
- CNN!"
- Donald Trump!"
- Fox News Sunday!"
- G20!"
- Germany!"
- Priebus!"
- Putin!"
- Reince Priebus!"
- Russia!"
- Russian!"
- Trump!"
- US!"
- Vladimir Putin!"
- Washington!"
- White House!"


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Seoul, South Korea (CNN) Arriving at the Blue House, the sprawling executive office and residence of the South Korean head of state, brings back memories. Just a few years ago, CNN was invited to the same room to interview Park Geun-hye -- now the first South Korean president to be impeached. Today, we're here to meet her successor, President Moon Jae-in. In stark contrast to Park, who was perceived as "disconnected," Moon is known as the approachable and humble president. He once said he wanted to be the leader "who could share a glass of soju (a Korean alcohol) with the public after work."

As he attempts to mend South Korea's relationship with the

OPTIONS:
- Blue House, Moon says he believes the success of his administration lies in communicating with the people of South Korea.
- CNN, Moon says he believes the success of his administration lies in communicating with the people of South Korea.
- Korean, Moon says he believes the success of his administration lies in communicating with the people of South Korea.
- Korean War, Moon says he believes the success of his administration lies in communicating with the people of South Korea.
- Moon, Moon says he believes the success of his administration lies in communicating with the people of South Korea.
- Moon Jae, Moon says he believes the success of his administration lies in communicating with the people of South Korea.
- North Korea, Moon says he believes the success of his administration lies in communicating with the people of South Korea.
- Park, Moon says he believes the success of his administration lies in communicating with the people of South Korea.
- Park Geun, Moon says he believes the success of his administration lies in communicating with the people of South Korea.
- Seoul, Moon says he believes the success of his administration lies in communicating with the people of South Korea.
- South Korea, Moon says he believes the success of his administration lies in communicating with the people of South Korea.
- South Korean, Moon says he believes the success of his administration lies in communicating with the people of South Korea.


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Have you ever wondered which celebrity your favorite presidential candidate resembled? Well, all 22 Republican and Democratic candidates that are vying for the White House in 2016 were put through a celebrity photo recognition software called PicTriev by Daily Dot. The software not only guessed who the candidates' celebrity doppelgängers were, but also revealed their relative age and how masculine or feminine they looked. Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry was found to resemble Oscar winning actress Meryl Streep by 22 percent. Luckily for Perry, the software calculated that he appears to be 58 years old despite the fact that he's actually 65 years old.

The 69-year-old businessman and mogul was detected to appear 46 years old and 100 percent masculine by

OPTIONS:
- Daily Dot.
- Democratic.
- Meryl Streep.
- Oscar.
- Perry.
- PicTriev.
- Republican.
- Rick Perry.
- Texas.
- White House.


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Ankara, Turkey (CNN) Six soldiers were killed and another was wounded Thursday in a roadside bombing that hit an armored military vehicle in the southeastern Turkish province of Diyarbakir, Turkey's semiofficial Anadolu news agency reported, citing the Turkish General Staff. Turkey blamed the attack on the PKK  -- a Kurdish separatist group that Turkey, the United States and the European Union have designated as a terror organization. Turkey has been battling the PKK for decades. The attack on the soldiers was the second deadly blast in two days on Turkish soil that Ankara has attributed to Kurdish groups. On Wednesday, at least 28 people were killed and 61 injured in an explosion targeting military vehicles in central Ankara.

"We strongly condemn this cowardly attack which appears to have targeted buses carrying

OPTIONS:
- Anadolu military personnel.
- Ankara military personnel.
- CNN military personnel.
- Diyarbakir military personnel.
- European Union military personnel.
- Iraq military personnel.
- Kurdish military personnel.
- PKK military personnel.
- Syrian Kurdish military personnel.
- Turkey military personnel.
- Turkish military personnel.
- United States military personnel.
- YPG military personnel.


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Liverpool sealed the signing of  Roberto Firmino on Wednesday for £29million - seeing the Hoffenheim frontman become the fourth most expensive Brazilian in Premier League history. From Manchester City landing Robinho to Willian arriving at Chelsea, some Samba stars have proved more of a success than others in England's top-flight. Here, Sportsmail runs through the ten most expensive Brazilians to have moved to the Premier League. Robinho arrived in England to much fanfare as Manchester City pulled off a real coup in landing the Real Madrid star for £32.5million on the same day the club was taken over in September 2008.

Willian joined

OPTIONS:
- Anderson during the 2013 January transfer window and has become one of the Blues most important players.
- Brazilian during the 2013 January transfer window and has become one of the Blues most important players.
- Brazilians during the 2013 January transfer window and has become one of the Blues most important players.
- Chelsea during the 2013 January transfer window and has become one of the Blues most important players.
- England during the 2013 January transfer window and has become one of the Blues most important players.
- Firmino during the 2013 January transfer window and has become one of the Blues most important players.
- Hoffenheim during the 2013 January transfer window and has become one of the Blues most important players.
- Jo during the 2013 January transfer window and has become one of the Blues most important players.
- Liverpool during the 2013 January transfer window and has become one of the Blues most important players.
- Man City during the 2013 January transfer window and has become one of the Blues most important players.
- Manchester City during the 2013 January transfer window and has become one of the Blues most important players.
- Manchester United during the 2013 January transfer window and has become one of the Blues most important players.
- Oscar during the 2013 January transfer window and has become one of the Blues most important players.
- Premier League during the 2013 January transfer window and has become one of the Blues most important players.
- Raheem Sterling during the 2013 January transfer window and has become one of the Blues most important players.
- Real Madrid during the 2013 January transfer window and has become one of the Blues most important players.
- Roberto Firmino during the 2013 January transfer window and has become one of the Blues most important players.
- Robinho during the 2013 January transfer window and has become one of the Blues most important players.
- Samba during the 2013 January transfer window and has become one of the Blues most important players.
- Sportsmail during the 2013 January transfer window and has become one of the Blues most important players.
- Willian during the 2013 January transfer window and has become one of the Blues most important players.
- X Factor during the 2013 January transfer window and has become one of the Blues most important players.


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Washington (CNN) Donald Trump has inflicted a dark night of the soul on many conservatives. As the GOP establishment slowly coalesces around the presumptive nominee, the foot soldiers of the movement face an agonizing dilemma: whether to line up behind a candidate many members view as a ideological heretic or to stay true to their principles and reject him -- even though doing so could help Hillary Clinton claim the White House. The self-reflection is particularly acute for members of the influential Council for National Policy, an umbrella network of conservative activists -- the membership of which has been largely secret but can now be exclusively revealed to a greater extent than ever before by CNN.

"I would say everybody wants to unify and everybody is mindful of the fact and respectful of the fact that

OPTIONS:
- CNN has weathered the storm of a primary," Blackwell said.
- Council for National Policy has weathered the storm of a primary," Blackwell said.
- Donald Trump has weathered the storm of a primary," Blackwell said.
- GOP has weathered the storm of a primary," Blackwell said.
- Hillary Clinton has weathered the storm of a primary," Blackwell said.
- Top Republicans has weathered the storm of a primary," Blackwell said.
- Washington has weathered the storm of a primary," Blackwell said.
- White House has weathered the storm of a primary," Blackwell said.


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Manchester City’s search for a statement victory in Europe goes on. Here in Italy they didn’t really come close. It would be unfair to be too critical. Juventus are a good side once again these days – they were last year’s Champions League finalists, remember – and have only lost once at home in all competitions this season. City were missing key players here as well. Nevertheless, if City really are going to make those big steps in Europe that seem so maddeningly beyond them then they are somehow going to have to find bigger performances than this on the really important occasions.

As such,

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- Alex Sandro playmakers like the colossal Paul Pogba were allowed to stroll through the game relatively untroubled.
- Alvaro Morata playmakers like the colossal Paul Pogba were allowed to stroll through the game relatively untroubled.
- Champions League playmakers like the colossal Paul Pogba were allowed to stroll through the game relatively untroubled.
- City playmakers like the colossal Paul Pogba were allowed to stroll through the game relatively untroubled.
- Europe playmakers like the colossal Paul Pogba were allowed to stroll through the game relatively untroubled.
- Fernandinho playmakers like the colossal Paul Pogba were allowed to stroll through the game relatively untroubled.
- Italian playmakers like the colossal Paul Pogba were allowed to stroll through the game relatively untroubled.
- Italy playmakers like the colossal Paul Pogba were allowed to stroll through the game relatively untroubled.
- Joe Hart playmakers like the colossal Paul Pogba were allowed to stroll through the game relatively untroubled.
- Juventus playmakers like the colossal Paul Pogba were allowed to stroll through the game relatively untroubled.
- Manchester City playmakers like the colossal Paul Pogba were allowed to stroll through the game relatively untroubled.
- Mandzukic playmakers like the colossal Paul Pogba were allowed to stroll through the game relatively untroubled.
- Mario Mandzukic playmakers like the colossal Paul Pogba were allowed to stroll through the game relatively untroubled.
- Raheem Sterling playmakers like the colossal Paul Pogba were allowed to stroll through the game relatively untroubled.
- Yaya Toure playmakers like the colossal Paul Pogba were allowed to stroll through the game relatively untroubled.


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Washington (CNN) Donald Trump's tax controversy and his self-destructive lack of discipline threaten to drain the Republican nominee of something he can't afford: time. With 36 days remaining before Election Day, the real estate mogul's campaign is consumed with the fallout from a New York Times story published over the weekend that found Trump reported a $916 million loss in 1995. That loss could mean Trump went 18 years without paying federal income taxes. Those findings -- which Trump's campaign isn't disputing but haven't been independently confirmed by CNN -- would be daunting for any presidential candidate to overcome. But they're especially challenging for Trump, who is losing control of the campaign's narrative after a strong September in which he narrowed the race with Hillary Clinton.

OPTIONS:
- CNN in 15 minutes said two or three things and threw him off his game and he has not been able to recover since the debate."
- Donald Trump in 15 minutes said two or three things and threw him off his game and he has not been able to recover since the debate."
- Election Day in 15 minutes said two or three things and threw him off his game and he has not been able to recover since the debate."
- Hillary Clinton in 15 minutes said two or three things and threw him off his game and he has not been able to recover since the debate."
- New York Times in 15 minutes said two or three things and threw him off his game and he has not been able to recover since the debate."
- Republican in 15 minutes said two or three things and threw him off his game and he has not been able to recover since the debate."
- Trump in 15 minutes said two or three things and threw him off his game and he has not been able to recover since the debate."
- Washington in 15 minutes said two or three things and threw him off his game and he has not been able to recover since the debate."


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A couple have proved that love can happen in the most unlikely of places after they met while both undergoing liver transplants. Wayne Boden, 49, and Shelley, 35, from Belvedere, Kent, have tied the knot after their eyes met across a hospital ward three years ago. The pair, who were in their pyjamas when they first felt an attraction, even spent their honeymoon competing at the British Transplant Games. Wayne, a lift engineer, was admitted to hospital in 2012 to wait for a liver transplant after his body rejected an earlier organ. While there he met Shelley, a nursery nurse, who was having rejection treatment for a donor liver she had received six months earlier.

OPTIONS:
- Belvedere, who had a transplant after suffering autoimmune hepatitis, said: 'If I wasn't in hospital for my rejection we wouldn't have ever met.
- British Transplant Games, who had a transplant after suffering autoimmune hepatitis, said: 'If I wasn't in hospital for my rejection we wouldn't have ever met.
- Kent, who had a transplant after suffering autoimmune hepatitis, said: 'If I wasn't in hospital for my rejection we wouldn't have ever met.
- Shelley, who had a transplant after suffering autoimmune hepatitis, said: 'If I wasn't in hospital for my rejection we wouldn't have ever met.
- Wayne, who had a transplant after suffering autoimmune hepatitis, said: 'If I wasn't in hospital for my rejection we wouldn't have ever met.
- Wayne Boden, who had a transplant after suffering autoimmune hepatitis, said: 'If I wasn't in hospital for my rejection we wouldn't have ever met.


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Washington (CNN) Rep. Mike Pompeo, Donald Trump's pick for CIA director, promised Thursday at his Senate confirmation hearing to deliver unvarnished facts to the President and pledged to shield the agency from political influence at a time when Trump has been critical of the intelligence community. Like other nominees this week, the Kansas Republican disagreed with the President-elect in tone and substance on several occastions. He vowed not to reinstate enhanced interrogation techniques -- even if ordered to do so by Trump -- and took a harder line on Russia than Trump has displayed. Pompeo opened the hearing with criticism of Moscow even as the President-elect has suggested that the intelligence community's findings of Russian meddling in last year's election were overblown.

In response to the 2014 Senate report that found the CIA tortured suspected terrorists,

OPTIONS:
- CIA released a statement saying the methods used were constitutional.
- CNN released a statement saying the methods used were constitutional.
- Donald Trump released a statement saying the methods used were constitutional.
- Kansas released a statement saying the methods used were constitutional.
- Mike Pompeo released a statement saying the methods used were constitutional.
- Moscow released a statement saying the methods used were constitutional.
- Pompeo released a statement saying the methods used were constitutional.
- Republican released a statement saying the methods used were constitutional.
- Russia released a statement saying the methods used were constitutional.
- Russian released a statement saying the methods used were constitutional.
- Senate released a statement saying the methods used were constitutional.
- Senate Select Committee on Intelligence released a statement saying the methods used were constitutional.
- Trump released a statement saying the methods used were constitutional.
- Washington released a statement saying the methods used were constitutional.


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(CNN) Iranian President Hassan Rouhani was sworn in for a second term Saturday in front of more than 100 foreign dignitaries as he accused the United States of undermining the 2015 nuclear agreement between Iran and the major world powers. Rouhani was a key architect of the 2015 nuclear agreement with the United States, the European Union and other partners, known officially as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action. The deal led to the lifting of most international sanctions against Iran in return for curbs on its nuclear program. "The actions of the US regarding the implementation show that the US can't be trusted," Rouhani said. "The world should know that any abrogation pertaining to the agreement would face the unanimous reaction of the nation and the government of Iran."

EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini was among the attendees at Saturday's ceremony in

OPTIONS:
- Donald Trump.
- European Union.
- Hassan Rouhani.
- Iran.
- Iranian.
- Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
- Rouhani.
- US.
- United States.


Washington (CNN) White House chief of staff Reince Priebus pushed back Sunday against the Russian account of the meeting President Donald Trump had with Russian President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Germany. Speaking on "Fox News Sunday," Priebus said Trump did not believe Putin's claim Friday that Russia had not attempted to influence the 2016 US presidential election. "The President absolutely did not believe the denial of President Putin," Priebus said. "What the President did is he immediately came into the meeting, talked about Russian meddling in the US election, went after that issue at least two separate times."

Priebus said an "extensive portion" of the first meeting between the two leaders was dedicated to the issue and offered what he said was

OPTIONS:
- CNN's position.
- Donald Trump's position.
- Fox News Sunday's position.
- G20's position.
- Germany's position.
- Priebus's position.
- Putin's position.
- Reince Priebus's position.
- Russia's position.
- Russian's position.
- Trump's position.
- US's position.
- Vladimir Putin's position.
- Washington's position.
- White House's position.


Colorado Springs, Colorado (CNN) Donald Trump called Tuesday for limiting the number of terms members of Congress can serve, a proposal he argued would help Washington run more effectively. The Republican nominee, looking to refocus his campaign by highlighting his "outsider" candidacy, said he would work to amend the US Constitution to impose congressional term limits, an oft-mentioned proposal that has never succeeded. "If I am elected President, I will push for a constitutional amendment to impose term limits on all members of Congress," Trump said at a campaign rally here. "Decades of failure in Washington and decades of special interest dealing must and will come to an end."

"Even though we're doing pretty well in the polls, I don't believe the polls anymore," Trump said, issuing a surprising statement given the amount of time

OPTIONS:
- CNN has spent at rallies reading off poll numbers.
- Colorado has spent at rallies reading off poll numbers.
- Colorado Springs has spent at rallies reading off poll numbers.
- Congress has spent at rallies reading off poll numbers.
- Donald Trump has spent at rallies reading off poll numbers.
- Republican has spent at rallies reading off poll numbers.
- Trump has spent at rallies reading off poll numbers.
- US Constitution has spent at rallies reading off poll numbers.
- Washington has spent at rallies reading off poll numbers.


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New Delhi (CNN) Outgoing US Defense Secretary Ash Carter touched down in India Wednesday, in a last bid to boost relations with an ally that could prove crucial as China asserts itself. Carter has devoted more personal attention to his Indian counterpart than any other, and that groundwork could prove crucial as the Obama administration prepares to hand over the reins with questions looming about President-elect Donald Trump's commitment to its pivot to Asia and how confrontational he will be with Beijing. The US-India relationship has been ascendant for many years and intensified under President Barack Obama as his Asian strategy sought to balance the rise of China, but the state of the alliance remains mixed at best. The US only recently made small inroads into the Indian defense markets and historical skepticism within India at the prospect of more robust relations with America persists.

Carter and his

OPTIONS:
- America counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- Ash Carter counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- Asia counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- Asian counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- Barack Obama counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- Beijing counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- CNN counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- Carter counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- China counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- Donald Trump counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- India counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- Indian counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- New Delhi counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- Obama counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- Trump counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- US counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."


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Rudy Gestede was aiming for Premier League glory when he started cultivating his dreadlock hairstyle — now the Aston Villa striker is faced with an entirely different sort of dread. Less than three months after heading the winner on his Villa debut in the season curtain-raiser at Bournemouth, 27-year-old Gestede and Villa are bottom of the table and minus a permanent manager after the sacking of Tim Sherwood. Caretaker boss Kevin MacDonald takes charge of Villa at Tottenham on Monday night with Frenchman Remi Garde close to signing a three-and-a-half-year deal to replace Sherwood. Villa and MacDonald desperately need the dreadlocked Gestede to use his aerial power to arrest the slide which has brought no wins in the last nine games.

I was in touch with a few other clubs but when

OPTIONS:
- Aston Villa came it was an obvious choice.
- Birmingham came it was an obvious choice.
- Blackburn came it was an obvious choice.
- Bournemouth came it was an obvious choice.
- Christian Benteke came it was an obvious choice.
- Frenchman came it was an obvious choice.
- Gestede came it was an obvious choice.
- Kevin MacDonald came it was an obvious choice.
- MacDonald came it was an obvious choice.
- Premier League came it was an obvious choice.
- Remi Garde came it was an obvious choice.
- Rudy Gestede came it was an obvious choice.
- Sherwood came it was an obvious choice.
- Tim Sherwood came it was an obvious choice.
- Tottenham came it was an obvious choice.
- Villa came it was an obvious choice.


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Herman Cain, who had his 15 minutes of political fame back in 2012, is coming out of the woodwork to spread the word about Donald Trump. Cain, the one-time GOP frontrunner and former Godfather's Pizza CEO, will speak at Trump's rally tonight in Georgia. Audiences can expect to hear Cain bash Jeb Bush – as Bush has used Cain's climb in the polls and subsequent flame-out as a lesson to voters for why they shouldn't count the low-polling former Florida governor out. Bush likes to remind audiences that Cain topped the polls four years ago, but was out of the race before Christmas.

Cain mocked the fact that

OPTIONS:
- Ben Carson came from a political dynasty and yet couldn't get any traction.
- Bush came from a political dynasty and yet couldn't get any traction.
- Cain came from a political dynasty and yet couldn't get any traction.
- Donald Trump came from a political dynasty and yet couldn't get any traction.
- Florida came from a political dynasty and yet couldn't get any traction.
- GOP came from a political dynasty and yet couldn't get any traction.
- Georgia came from a political dynasty and yet couldn't get any traction.
- Godfather's Pizza came from a political dynasty and yet couldn't get any traction.
- Herman Cain came from a political dynasty and yet couldn't get any traction.
- Jeb Bush came from a political dynasty and yet couldn't get any traction.
- Trump came from a political dynasty and yet couldn't get any traction.


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(CNN) Every Saturday, a well-worn horse field in the Zambian capital of Lusaka transforms into a baseball diamond. Sure, the donated bases have seen better days, there's no catcher's gear to speak of and the southpaws have to make due with one left-handed glove, but it's something. It's actually something quite amazing. The few dozen kids that gather here are the Chilundu Leopards, a group of local boys and girls mentored by Chris and Erin McCurdy, an American expat couple from southern Maryland. Together, they have built a team that has revived interest for a long-neglected sport and caught the attention of baseball lovers an ocean away.

Chris says they ended up building a young adult team that competed with other teams in

OPTIONS:
- American and neighboring countries.
- Chilundu Leopards and neighboring countries.
- Chris and neighboring countries.
- Erin McCurdy and neighboring countries.
- Lusaka and neighboring countries.
- Maryland and neighboring countries.
- Zambia and neighboring countries.
- Zambian and neighboring countries.


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A three-year-old girl was abandoned at a Subway after her drunk father bought her a foot-long sandwich and left, police have said. Stanley Fredrique, 34, of Elmont in Long Island, took Natalie to the fast-food chain in Harlem, New York, just before midnight on Saturday, and told her to sit at a table and wait for him to come back - but he never did. Surveillance footage obtained by CBS 2 shows the pair happily walking hand-in-hand along the sidewalk together before walking into the restaurant. But when he purchased the meal inside, he told the girl to stay put as he walked out.

A concerned employee then took the girl, who was sitting waiting for her father at a table, to a nearby police station after realizing

OPTIONS:
- CBS was not coming back.
- Elmont was not coming back.
- Girl was not coming back.
- Harlem was not coming back.
- Long Island was not coming back.
- Natalie was not coming back.
- New York was not coming back.
- Stanley Fredrique was not coming back.


San Francisco (CNN) -- As Nokia prepares for its next crucial venture into the U.S. and high-end smartphones, the Finnish cell-phone maker is missing a crucial piece: an abundant catalog of applications. Nokia is attempting to woo app developers with such incentives as pre-installing their software on the forthcoming phone, prominent promotion for their products and funding development of an app, according to three people involved in the negotiations. A vibrant app store has become a major selling point to smartphone customers. In the past, Nokia, which sells the highest volume of mobile phones worldwide, has made efforts to work with some creators of apps for its platforms. A Nokia spokeswoman said the company offers app developers a variety of incentives, some in partnership with Microsoft, which include coding assistance and marketing. "We do not disclose these arrangements, as each is different," she said. Microsoft declined to comment for this story.

On Tuesday, Microsoft began distributing the new version of Windows Phone, which will run on the

OPTIONS:
- CNN device.
- Finnish device.
- Microsoft device.
- Nokia device.
- San Francisco device.
- U.S. device.
- Windows device.
- Windows Phone device.


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Sleepy shoppers in China have had a rude awakening – after being banned from napping in furniture store IKEA. The Swedish retailer has been forced to take action to stop visitors kicking off their shoes and going to sleep on their beds and sofas. The problem has got so bad that nappers had taken over more than half of beds and sofas in the Xihongmen IKEA shop in Beijing, The People’s Daily reported – with some even getting under the covers for a snooze. Scroll down for video Managers at Swedish furniture store IKEA have now banned shoppers from sleeping in their beds and sofas

One weary woman said she had come into

OPTIONS:
- Beijing especially to grab a quick forty winks in one of their ‘comfy’ beds.
- China especially to grab a quick forty winks in one of their ‘comfy’ beds.
- IKEA especially to grab a quick forty winks in one of their ‘comfy’ beds.
- Swedish especially to grab a quick forty winks in one of their ‘comfy’ beds.
- The People’s Daily especially to grab a quick forty winks in one of their ‘comfy’ beds.
- Xihongmen IKEA especially to grab a quick forty winks in one of their ‘comfy’ beds.


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In the end, it was a case of third time lucky for Arsene Wenger and Petr Cech. The Arsenal manager first tried to lure a young Cech from Rennes before he signed for Chelsea in 2004. Then, in 2013 when Arsenal believed Thibaut Courtois was heading back to Stamford Bridge to become Chelsea’s No 1, they made enquiries again. This time, Wenger sealed the deal — and Jose Mourinho was powerless to prevent it. Chelsea knew, as early as February, that Cech was unlikely to extend a stay at the club that spanned 11 years and brought him 13 major trophies.

But ask

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal the real reason, he could answer it in a single word: Wenger.
- Arsene Wenger the real reason, he could answer it in a single word: Wenger.
- Cech the real reason, he could answer it in a single word: Wenger.
- Chelsea the real reason, he could answer it in a single word: Wenger.
- Community Shield the real reason, he could answer it in a single word: Wenger.
- Emirates the real reason, he could answer it in a single word: Wenger.
- Goalkeeper the real reason, he could answer it in a single word: Wenger.
- Gunners the real reason, he could answer it in a single word: Wenger.
- Jose Mourinho the real reason, he could answer it in a single word: Wenger.
- Manchester United the real reason, he could answer it in a single word: Wenger.
- Mourinho the real reason, he could answer it in a single word: Wenger.
- PSG the real reason, he could answer it in a single word: Wenger.
- Petr Cech the real reason, he could answer it in a single word: Wenger.
- Rennes the real reason, he could answer it in a single word: Wenger.
- Roman Abramovich the real reason, he could answer it in a single word: Wenger.
- Stamford Bridge the real reason, he could answer it in a single word: Wenger.
- Thibaut Courtois the real reason, he could answer it in a single word: Wenger.
- Wembley the real reason, he could answer it in a single word: Wenger.
- Wenger the real reason, he could answer it in a single word: Wenger.


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

(CNN) Aaron Sheldon has never particularly enjoyed riding the bus. But to his young son, Harrison, it is an adventure. "One day we're on the bus downtown, and I'm just sitting there looking at him and he's just in awe of such a mundane and pedestrian task," said Sheldon, a photographer who lives in Columbus, Ohio. It reminded him that even the most ordinary acts can seem extraordinary to someone experiencing it for the first time. "I wanted to try to capture that sense of wonderment that kids have just in our everyday world," Sheldon said. He didn't know the best way to go about it, though, until later that week when Harrison -- 3 at the time -- got an ear infection and had to go to the doctor's office.

Many of the locations were inspired by questions

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Sheldon asked his father about astronauts.
- CNN asked his father about astronauts.
- Columbus asked his father about astronauts.
- Harrison asked his father about astronauts.
- Ohio asked his father about astronauts.
- Sheldon asked his father about astronauts.


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

(CNN) -- If there is one thing that Africa can learn from the global financial crisis it's that the West doesn't always get it right, Nobel Peace Laureate Wangari Maathai told CNN. Two young boys plow their dry cornfield in Kwale, Kenya which has been blighted by drought. "It sends a message that anyone can make a mistake. Nobody has a blueprint and nobody is a know-it-all," she said of the current turmoil engulfing the global banking system. "I can tell you I never would have thought we could experience what we're experiencing in America now," she added. "Because for one we never would have thought that the Americans could be caught 'asleep,' not monitoring their financial system and therefore waking up one day and finding out that their most respected institutions are collapsing right and left."

See photos of Maathai receiving the

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- Africa »
- Africans »
- America »
- Americans »
- CNN »
- Kenya »
- Kwale »
- Maathai »
- Nobel Peace Laureate »
- Wangari Maathai »
- West »


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Sam Allardyce believes Jack Rodwell is paying the price for joining Manchester City and has called on the midfielder to work harder in a bid to rescue his career, warning that Sunderland cannot afford to carry him. The new Black Cats boss watched in awe as Rodwell became a Premier League regular at Everton aged just 17. A £12million move to City followed in 2012 but Allardyce suspects he was used by the club to fill a home-grown quota. Indeed, Rodwell made just seven league starts in two years at the Etihad before joining Sunderland in a £10m deal at the start of last season.

Allardyce added: '

OPTIONS:
- Allardyce is a particularly interesting case for me because I want to see the lad who played in the Premier League when he was 16, 17 and 18, which is hugely unusual.
- Black Cats is a particularly interesting case for me because I want to see the lad who played in the Premier League when he was 16, 17 and 18, which is hugely unusual.
- City is a particularly interesting case for me because I want to see the lad who played in the Premier League when he was 16, 17 and 18, which is hugely unusual.
- Etihad is a particularly interesting case for me because I want to see the lad who played in the Premier League when he was 16, 17 and 18, which is hugely unusual.
- Etihad Stadium is a particularly interesting case for me because I want to see the lad who played in the Premier League when he was 16, 17 and 18, which is hugely unusual.
- Everton is a particularly interesting case for me because I want to see the lad who played in the Premier League when he was 16, 17 and 18, which is hugely unusual.
- Jack Rodwell is a particularly interesting case for me because I want to see the lad who played in the Premier League when he was 16, 17 and 18, which is hugely unusual.
- Manchester City is a particularly interesting case for me because I want to see the lad who played in the Premier League when he was 16, 17 and 18, which is hugely unusual.
- Premier League is a particularly interesting case for me because I want to see the lad who played in the Premier League when he was 16, 17 and 18, which is hugely unusual.
- Rodwell is a particularly interesting case for me because I want to see the lad who played in the Premier League when he was 16, 17 and 18, which is hugely unusual.
- Sam Allardyce is a particularly interesting case for me because I want to see the lad who played in the Premier League when he was 16, 17 and 18, which is hugely unusual.
- Sunderland is a particularly interesting case for me because I want to see the lad who played in the Premier League when he was 16, 17 and 18, which is hugely unusual.


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Moscow (CNN) Outspoken Russian Senator Alexey Pushkov claimed Friday on Twitter that US President Donald Trump and senior figures in his administration are not on the same page on Russia. The tweets from Pushkov, chairman of the Information Policy Committee in Russia's upper house of parliament, came a day after US Secretary of Defense James Mattis and US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson commented on Russia while attending summits in Europe. Pushkov tweeted early Friday: "Trump hopes to make a deal with Russia. Mattis thinks (in vain) that he can put pressure 'from a position of strength'. Tillerson is playing a 2nd Kerry. Three lines from 1 administration."

Trump himself did little to assuage concerns about his administration's approach to Russia during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to

OPTIONS:
- Alexey Pushkov dominated the headlines.
- CNN dominated the headlines.
- Donald Trump dominated the headlines.
- Europe dominated the headlines.
- Information Policy Committee dominated the headlines.
- James Mattis dominated the headlines.
- Kerry dominated the headlines.
- Kremlin dominated the headlines.
- Mattis dominated the headlines.
- Moscow dominated the headlines.
- Pushkov dominated the headlines.
- Rex Tillerson dominated the headlines.
- Russia dominated the headlines.
- Russian dominated the headlines.
- Tillerson dominated the headlines.
- Trump dominated the headlines.
- US dominated the headlines.


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Hundreds of piglets are on the loose in Ohio after a trailer carrying them overturned - as firefighters admit they will never find all the runaway animals. The pigs escaped at around 7.30pm last night as a semi carrying 2,200 of the animals from South Carolina to Indiana crashed while going round a bend on U.S. Route 35 near Xenia. Police, firefighters, local parks and recreation officers and farmers will all drafted in to help rescue the tiny piglets, forming a human chain to pass them across the highway. By last night officers said around 1,500 piglets had been taken to nearby fairgrounds where they were being fed and watered, while another 400 were discovered dead inside the trailer.

Once they have been treated, the animals which survived the accident will finish their journey to

OPTIONS:
- Indiana where they will finish being raised before being slaughtered.
- Ohio where they will finish being raised before being slaughtered.
- Semi where they will finish being raised before being slaughtered.
- South Carolina where they will finish being raised before being slaughtered.
- U.S. Route 35 where they will finish being raised before being slaughtered.
- Xenia where they will finish being raised before being slaughtered.


How does this story end?

Holy backlash, Batman! Warner Bros. announced Thursday that Ben Affleck will play Batman in the sequel to the Superman movie "Man of Steel." Rumors about who'll star as the Caped Crusader in the yet-to-be-named film have been swirling ever since "Man of Steel" director Zack Snyder announced at Comic-Con last month that the two superheroes would appear together in the sequel -- their first pairing on the big screen. Affleck's name wasn't even on The Hollywood Reporter's list of possible Batmans two weeks ago, when it speculated Ryan Gosling or Josh Brolin were likely candidates. Needless to say, the Internet went nuts -- and not in a good way.

"It's beyond mythological to have

OPTIONS:
- Affleck and our new Batman facing off, since they are the greatest superheroes in the world," Snyder said at Comic-Con.
- Batman and our new Batman facing off, since they are the greatest superheroes in the world," Snyder said at Comic-Con.
- Batmans and our new Batman facing off, since they are the greatest superheroes in the world," Snyder said at Comic-Con.
- Ben Affleck and our new Batman facing off, since they are the greatest superheroes in the world," Snyder said at Comic-Con.
- Caped Crusader and our new Batman facing off, since they are the greatest superheroes in the world," Snyder said at Comic-Con.
- Comic-Con and our new Batman facing off, since they are the greatest superheroes in the world," Snyder said at Comic-Con.
- Hollywood Reporter and our new Batman facing off, since they are the greatest superheroes in the world," Snyder said at Comic-Con.
- Internet and our new Batman facing off, since they are the greatest superheroes in the world," Snyder said at Comic-Con.
- Josh Brolin and our new Batman facing off, since they are the greatest superheroes in the world," Snyder said at Comic-Con.
- Man of Steel and our new Batman facing off, since they are the greatest superheroes in the world," Snyder said at Comic-Con.
- Ryan Gosling and our new Batman facing off, since they are the greatest superheroes in the world," Snyder said at Comic-Con.
- Snyder and our new Batman facing off, since they are the greatest superheroes in the world," Snyder said at Comic-Con.
- Superman and our new Batman facing off, since they are the greatest superheroes in the world," Snyder said at Comic-Con.
- Warner Bros. and our new Batman facing off, since they are the greatest superheroes in the world," Snyder said at Comic-Con.
- Zack Snyder and our new Batman facing off, since they are the greatest superheroes in the world," Snyder said at Comic-Con.


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Brazil talisman Neymar and his national team-mates have jetted off to London having beaten France in Paris. The Barcelona forward scored a second-half strike to help Brazil defeat Didier Deschamps side 3-1 at the Stade de France in an international friendly on Thursday and now take on South American rivals Chile at Arsenal's Emirates stadium on Sunday. Neymar took to social media to update fans as he posted a picture sat next to Robinho on the plane over to London. Neymar posted this picture with team-mate Robinho (right) on their flight to London on Friday night Following the French victory, Neymar posted a picture with former Arsenal striker Thierry Henry on his Instagram account hailing: 'This is one of the best in football history!!! THIERRY HENRY.'

Henry picked up 123 caps for France during his illustrious career and Neymar appears to be heading in the same direction with

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal.
- Barcelona.
- Brazil.
- Chile.
- Didier Deschamps.
- Dunga.
- Emirates stadium.
- France.
- French.
- Instagram.
- London.
- Luis Gustavo.
- Neymar.
- Oscar.
- Paris.
- Rafael Varane.
- Robinho.
- South American.
- Stade de France.
- THIERRY HENRY.
- Thierry Henry.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) "Pressure and I are like husband and wife," Gabon coach Jose Antonio Camacho once said. On today's showing, it looks as though the marriage is more likely to end in divorce than happily ever after. After Gabon's opening day draw with minnow Guinea-Bissau, anything other than a win against Burkina Faso would make qualification for the knockout stage unlikely. Despite a spirited second-half effort, Wednesday's 1-1 draw means the host nation will be watching the late match between Cameroon and Guinea-Bissau with a keen eye. With that must-win nature of the match in mind Gabon started brightly. A mistake in the Burkina Faso defense inside the opening 60 seconds allowed Andre Biyogo Poko space down the right, but he was eventually smothered by a wall of white shirts.

If

OPTIONS:
- Andre Biyogo Poko-Bissau's players were thought of as rank outsiders going into AFCON 2017, somebody clearly forgot to tell them.
- Bissau-Bissau's players were thought of as rank outsiders going into AFCON 2017, somebody clearly forgot to tell them.
- Burkina Faso-Bissau's players were thought of as rank outsiders going into AFCON 2017, somebody clearly forgot to tell them.
- Cameroon-Bissau's players were thought of as rank outsiders going into AFCON 2017, somebody clearly forgot to tell them.
- Gabon-Bissau's players were thought of as rank outsiders going into AFCON 2017, somebody clearly forgot to tell them.
- Guinea-Bissau's players were thought of as rank outsiders going into AFCON 2017, somebody clearly forgot to tell them.
- Jose Antonio Camacho-Bissau's players were thought of as rank outsiders going into AFCON 2017, somebody clearly forgot to tell them.


Complete the passage.

DENVER, Colorado (CNN) -- Sen. Barack Obama laid out his plan for change in America as he accepted the Democratic presidential nomination Thursday night, securing his place in history as the first African-American to lead a major party ticket. Sen. Barack Obama accepted his party's nomination for the presidency Thursday night. "Change happens because the American people demand it -- because they rise up and insist on new ideas and new leadership, a new politics for a new time. America, this is one of those moments," he told supporters at the Democratic National Convention. "I believe that as hard as it will be, the change we need is coming."

He wrapped up his speech by telling the crowd, "

OPTIONS:
- Al Gore, we cannot turn back.
- America, we cannot turn back.
- American, we cannot turn back.
- Americans, we cannot turn back.
- Barack Obama, we cannot turn back.
- CNN, we cannot turn back.
- Change, we cannot turn back.
- Colorado, we cannot turn back.
- DENVER, we cannot turn back.
- Democratic, we cannot turn back.
- Democratic National Convention, we cannot turn back.
- Invesco Field, we cannot turn back.
- John McCain, we cannot turn back.
- Obama, we cannot turn back.


Andy Murray overcame searing heat and a tough opening opponent in the shape of Mikhail Kukushkin as the No 3 seed secured safe passage to the second round. Murray's 6-4, 7-6 (7-3), 6-4 victory came in two hours and 13 minutes but with temperatures reaching 41 degrees Celcius on Centre Court, Murray was pleased with his performance. ‘He was hitting it so low it was difficult for me to get over the ball,’ Murray said. ‘It was hot out there so I’m delighted to get through it. It was tough.' Asked if the quality of his opponent came as a shock, he replied: 'I wasn’t surprised, I’ve seen some of his results. He played against Rafael Nadal last year and got a set off him. A few other matches over the year he’s a tough player when he’s going for his shots and making them.’

Surprisingly not even Murray could completely fill

OPTIONS:
- Andy Murray for his first-round match and a fair few empty seats punctuated the crowd.
- British No 1 for his first-round match and a fair few empty seats punctuated the crowd.
- Celcius for his first-round match and a fair few empty seats punctuated the crowd.
- Centre Court for his first-round match and a fair few empty seats punctuated the crowd.
- Mikhail Kukushkin for his first-round match and a fair few empty seats punctuated the crowd.
- Murray for his first-round match and a fair few empty seats punctuated the crowd.
- Rafael Nadal for his first-round match and a fair few empty seats punctuated the crowd.


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

New York (CNN) After 30 years in the spotlight, Hillary Clinton finally found the balance on gender that has bedeviled her throughout her career during the debate at Hofstra Monday night. Demonstrate power, command of the issues and the ability to shred your opponent -- all while seeming (just) likeable enough. Monday night's faceoff with Donald Trump could have been heralded as another historic first for women. But Clinton made no mention of a glass ceiling. There was no self-congratulatory nod to the fact that she was the first female nominee of a major party to take that stage before as many as 100 million people.

The worst, the absolute worst,"

OPTIONS:
- CNN said, later adding, "She was the winner and you know, she gained a massive amount of weight and it was a real problem."
- Clinton said, later adding, "She was the winner and you know, she gained a massive amount of weight and it was a real problem."
- Donald Trump said, later adding, "She was the winner and you know, she gained a massive amount of weight and it was a real problem."
- Hillary Clinton said, later adding, "She was the winner and you know, she gained a massive amount of weight and it was a real problem."
- Hofstra said, later adding, "She was the winner and you know, she gained a massive amount of weight and it was a real problem."
- New York said, later adding, "She was the winner and you know, she gained a massive amount of weight and it was a real problem."
- Republican said, later adding, "She was the winner and you know, she gained a massive amount of weight and it was a real problem."
- Trump said, later adding, "She was the winner and you know, she gained a massive amount of weight and it was a real problem."


How does the sentence end?

The 26-year-old son of Adelaide Crows coach Phil Walsh is in a psychiatric ward and has been sedated, a court has heard, after he was charged with his father's murder. Police were called to Walsh's beachside home at Somerton Park in Adelaide just after 2am on Friday where they found the 55-year-old and his wife Meredith with stab wounds. His son Cy Walsh was arrested shortly afterwards at a friend's home in Glenelg East and has since been charged. He is currently under sedation in the Margaret Tobin Ward of Flinders Medical Centre. He was unable to instruct his lawyer whether he would apply for bail.

'I've spoken to both my sons this morning who were really close to

OPTIONS:
- AFL and they aren't coping that well to be quite frank it's a shock in the circumstances.'
- Adelaide and they aren't coping that well to be quite frank it's a shock in the circumstances.'
- Adelaide Crows and they aren't coping that well to be quite frank it's a shock in the circumstances.'
- Crows and they aren't coping that well to be quite frank it's a shock in the circumstances.'
- Cy Walsh and they aren't coping that well to be quite frank it's a shock in the circumstances.'
- Flinders Medical Centre and they aren't coping that well to be quite frank it's a shock in the circumstances.'
- Geelong and they aren't coping that well to be quite frank it's a shock in the circumstances.'
- Glenelg East and they aren't coping that well to be quite frank it's a shock in the circumstances.'
- Margaret Tobin Ward and they aren't coping that well to be quite frank it's a shock in the circumstances.'
- Meredith and they aren't coping that well to be quite frank it's a shock in the circumstances.'
- Phil Walsh and they aren't coping that well to be quite frank it's a shock in the circumstances.'
- Rob Chapman and they aren't coping that well to be quite frank it's a shock in the circumstances.'
- Somerton Park and they aren't coping that well to be quite frank it's a shock in the circumstances.'
- Son and they aren't coping that well to be quite frank it's a shock in the circumstances.'
- Walsh and they aren't coping that well to be quite frank it's a shock in the circumstances.'


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Justin Gatlin easily beat two big-name rivals by clocking 9.75 seconds in the 100 metres at the Athletissima Diamond League race on Thursday. The in-form Gatlin left Jamaica's Asafa Powell trailing in 9.92, the same time as his fellow American Tyson Gay in third. The time was 0.01 outside Gatlin's world-leading season-best and the 2004 Olympic champion remained unbeaten over 100 since 2013. Gatlin is increasingly looking like the man to beat at the world championships in Beijing next month as title holder Usain Bolt struggles with a leg injury. The race featured five athletes that have previously tested positive banned substances - Gatlin, Powell, Gay and Michael Rodgers - all who finished in the in the top four as well Kim Collins.

Though

OPTIONS:
- American and Powell were faster out of the blocks on a breezy night, Gatlin drew ahead within 30 meters and quickly went clear.
- Asafa Powell and Powell were faster out of the blocks on a breezy night, Gatlin drew ahead within 30 meters and quickly went clear.
- Athletissima Diamond League and Powell were faster out of the blocks on a breezy night, Gatlin drew ahead within 30 meters and quickly went clear.
- Beijing and Powell were faster out of the blocks on a breezy night, Gatlin drew ahead within 30 meters and quickly went clear.
- Gatlin and Powell were faster out of the blocks on a breezy night, Gatlin drew ahead within 30 meters and quickly went clear.
- Gay and Powell were faster out of the blocks on a breezy night, Gatlin drew ahead within 30 meters and quickly went clear.
- Jamaica and Powell were faster out of the blocks on a breezy night, Gatlin drew ahead within 30 meters and quickly went clear.
- Justin Gatlin and Powell were faster out of the blocks on a breezy night, Gatlin drew ahead within 30 meters and quickly went clear.
- Kim Collins and Powell were faster out of the blocks on a breezy night, Gatlin drew ahead within 30 meters and quickly went clear.
- Michael Rodgers and Powell were faster out of the blocks on a breezy night, Gatlin drew ahead within 30 meters and quickly went clear.
- Olympic and Powell were faster out of the blocks on a breezy night, Gatlin drew ahead within 30 meters and quickly went clear.
- Powell and Powell were faster out of the blocks on a breezy night, Gatlin drew ahead within 30 meters and quickly went clear.
- Tyson Gay and Powell were faster out of the blocks on a breezy night, Gatlin drew ahead within 30 meters and quickly went clear.
- Usain Bolt and Powell were faster out of the blocks on a breezy night, Gatlin drew ahead within 30 meters and quickly went clear.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) The state of Vermont and the cities of Denver and Phoenix joined the growing list of places celebrating Native Americans on the federal holiday named for Christopher Columbus. Since Columbus Day 2015, at least 14 communities in the United States have passed measures designating the second Monday in October Indigenous Peoples Day. The changes build on recent efforts to shift the day's focus from the Italian explorer, beginning in big cities including Seattle, Minneapolis and Albuquerque, and spreading to counties and school districts. "Indigenous Peoples Day represents a shift in consciousness," said Dr. Leo Killsback, a citizen of the Northern Cheyenne Nation and assistant professor of American Indian Studies at Arizona State University.

Nor does it mean an end to Columbus Day celebrations in communities that adopted

OPTIONS:
- Albuquerque.
- American Indian Studies.
- Arizona State University.
- Christopher Columbus.
- Cincinnati.
- Columbus Day.
- Denver.
- Indigenous Peoples Day.
- Italian.
- Leo Killsback.
- Minneapolis.
- Native Americans.
- Northern Cheyenne Nation.
- Oklahoma City.
- Phoenix.
- Seattle.
- US.
- United States.
- Vermont.


How does the sentence end?

A mother-of-three found a venomous African spider in a packet of grapes she had bought from Asda and was planning to feed her daughters. Abbi Rigby bought the fruit from her local supermarket in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, on Tuesday. After picking on a few grapes at work, the 31-year-old planned to give the grapes to her three daughters. Ebony, 12, Betty, 11, and Bo, five, as an after-school snack. But as she was waiting she noticed the green-bodied insect crawling around inside the punnet. After researching its appearance online she was shocked to discover the insect was in fact a Moroccan-hatched African Sac spider, one of the most deadliest in Africa.

The mother-of-three phoned

OPTIONS:
- Abbi Rigby after returning home and was told to bring it back into the store along with the grapes.
- Africa after returning home and was told to bring it back into the store along with the grapes.
- African after returning home and was told to bring it back into the store along with the grapes.
- African Sac after returning home and was told to bring it back into the store along with the grapes.
- Asda after returning home and was told to bring it back into the store along with the grapes.
- Betty after returning home and was told to bring it back into the store along with the grapes.
- Bo after returning home and was told to bring it back into the store along with the grapes.
- Ebony after returning home and was told to bring it back into the store along with the grapes.
- Lyme after returning home and was told to bring it back into the store along with the grapes.
- Moroccan after returning home and was told to bring it back into the store along with the grapes.
- Morocco after returning home and was told to bring it back into the store along with the grapes.
- Newcastle after returning home and was told to bring it back into the store along with the grapes.
- Staffordshire after returning home and was told to bring it back into the store along with the grapes.


A Wall Street CEO who was recently ordered to pay $18million after losing a sexual harassment suit has been indicted on charges accusing him of making tens of millions of dollars illegally by manipulating stock prices. Benjamin Wey, 43, the founder and president of investment consulting firm New York Global Group, was arrested at his Manhattan home on Thursday. He was charged with conspiracy to commit securities fraud and wire fraud, along with separate counts of securities and wire fraud. If convicted, he could face up to 90 years in prison. In court papers, prosecutors said Wey made tens of millions of dollars illegally from 2007 through 2011 by manipulating the stock prices of companies he gained a secret financial interest in through transactions between Chinese companies and U.S. shell companies.

Wey also sought to defame Ms

OPTIONS:
- Benjamin Wey by posting articles on his blog accusing her of being a 'street walker', a 'loose woman' and an extortionist, her lawyers said..
- Bouveng by posting articles on his blog accusing her of being a 'street walker', a 'loose woman' and an extortionist, her lawyers said..
- Chinese by posting articles on his blog accusing her of being a 'street walker', a 'loose woman' and an extortionist, her lawyers said..
- Hanna Bouveng by posting articles on his blog accusing her of being a 'street walker', a 'loose woman' and an extortionist, her lawyers said..
- Manhattan by posting articles on his blog accusing her of being a 'street walker', a 'loose woman' and an extortionist, her lawyers said..
- New York Global Group by posting articles on his blog accusing her of being a 'street walker', a 'loose woman' and an extortionist, her lawyers said..
- U.S. by posting articles on his blog accusing her of being a 'street walker', a 'loose woman' and an extortionist, her lawyers said..
- Wall Street by posting articles on his blog accusing her of being a 'street walker', a 'loose woman' and an extortionist, her lawyers said..
- Wey by posting articles on his blog accusing her of being a 'street walker', a 'loose woman' and an extortionist, her lawyers said..


Margaret Challis was on her way back from a night out at the theatre when she died in a head on car crash which also killed three teenagers A grandmother who died in a horror car crash had recently told her family she had 'everything to live for' after receiving the all clear from a brain tumour. Margaret Challis, 66, from Methyr Tydfil, South Wales, was on her way back from a night out at the theatre to celebrate when she was killed in a head on crash with new driver Rhodri Miller, 17, who died along with his girlfriend Alesha O'Connor and friend Corey Price.

It is the second tragedy to hit her family after two of her siblings died in the 1966

OPTIONS:
- Aberfan colliery disaster.
- Alesha O'Connor colliery disaster.
- Challis colliery disaster.
- Corey Price colliery disaster.
- Margaret Challis colliery disaster.
- Methyr Tydfil colliery disaster.
- Rhodri Miller colliery disaster.
- South Wales colliery disaster.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) Occasionally Donald Trump says something that is politically incorrect but which also happens to be true. On Tuesday at a campaign rally in North Carolina, Trump defended the former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein's record on terrorism, saying, "He was a bad guy -- really bad guy. But you know what? He did well? He killed terrorists. He did that so well. They didn't read them the rights. They didn't talk. They were terrorists. Over. Today, Iraq is Harvard for terrorism." Defending the brutal Iraqi dictator who killed hundreds of thousands of his own people isn't exactly fashionable. But if you consider the 13 years of war that have wracked the country -- in which a quarter of a million have died -- and add that Saddam brutally repressed all dissent, including groups such as al Qaeda, and also add to this that ISIS is itself a fruit of the Iraq War, it's a far more defensible position.

The committee also found that "most of the contacts cited between Iraq and al-

OPTIONS:
- Bergen before the war by the intelligence community and policy makers have been determined not to have occurred."
- Donald Trump before the war by the intelligence community and policy makers have been determined not to have occurred."
- Harvard before the war by the intelligence community and policy makers have been determined not to have occurred."
- ISIS before the war by the intelligence community and policy makers have been determined not to have occurred."
- Iraq before the war by the intelligence community and policy makers have been determined not to have occurred."
- Iraq War before the war by the intelligence community and policy makers have been determined not to have occurred."
- Iraqi before the war by the intelligence community and policy makers have been determined not to have occurred."
- North Carolina before the war by the intelligence community and policy makers have been determined not to have occurred."
- Peter Bergen before the war by the intelligence community and policy makers have been determined not to have occurred."
- Saddam before the war by the intelligence community and policy makers have been determined not to have occurred."
- Saddam Hussein before the war by the intelligence community and policy makers have been determined not to have occurred."
- Trump before the war by the intelligence community and policy makers have been determined not to have occurred."
- U.S. before the war by the intelligence community and policy makers have been determined not to have occurred."
- al Qaeda before the war by the intelligence community and policy makers have been determined not to have occurred."


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

Washington (CNN) A bad day for the White House could turn out to be a good day for justice and democratic accountability and institutions. Robert Mueller's appointment Wednesday as special counsel to probe Russian election meddling and any collusion by Trump campaign aides elevates the investigation clear of partisanship and the threat of White House interference. It therefore may offer the best chance for a politically bulletproof accounting of the guilt or innocence of members of the President's inner circle. Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein's decision to opt for a special counsel is also an antidote to fears that the US political system still has the capacity to investigate itself and its most powerful players.

In theory that could mean that

OPTIONS:
- CNN and his aides could find their past lives, as well as their present arrangements, open to investigation.
- Comey and his aides could find their past lives, as well as their present arrangements, open to investigation.
- Robert Mueller and his aides could find their past lives, as well as their present arrangements, open to investigation.
- Rod Rosenstein and his aides could find their past lives, as well as their present arrangements, open to investigation.
- Russian and his aides could find their past lives, as well as their present arrangements, open to investigation.
- Trump and his aides could find their past lives, as well as their present arrangements, open to investigation.
- US and his aides could find their past lives, as well as their present arrangements, open to investigation.
- Washington and his aides could find their past lives, as well as their present arrangements, open to investigation.
- White House and his aides could find their past lives, as well as their present arrangements, open to investigation.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Prince Harry is headed for his final tour of duty in the elite SAS headquarters in Perth, Western Australia where the soldier who claims to have shot the Taliban warlord who was intent on killing the royal heir works as a training commander. Mark Donaldson is one of Australia's most highly decorated soldiers, one of the very few to have been awarded the nation's highest military honour, the Victoria Cross, for his bravery in Afghanistan. Corporal Donaldson VC revealed in 2013 how four years earlier he had been a member of an elite Special Air Services unit ordered to assassinate a Taliban warlord who had boasted that he intended to kill Prince Harry.

Valour under fire:

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan (pictured, right, with fellow troopers in Afghanistan) was awarded the VC for his actions in September 2008, when, despite being advised not to go and help, Donaldson ran 80 metres to rescue a wounded interpreter, while under heavy machine gun fire for a large group of insurgents
- Australia (pictured, right, with fellow troopers in Afghanistan) was awarded the VC for his actions in September 2008, when, despite being advised not to go and help, Donaldson ran 80 metres to rescue a wounded interpreter, while under heavy machine gun fire for a large group of insurgents
- Donaldson (pictured, right, with fellow troopers in Afghanistan) was awarded the VC for his actions in September 2008, when, despite being advised not to go and help, Donaldson ran 80 metres to rescue a wounded interpreter, while under heavy machine gun fire for a large group of insurgents
- Donaldson VC (pictured, right, with fellow troopers in Afghanistan) was awarded the VC for his actions in September 2008, when, despite being advised not to go and help, Donaldson ran 80 metres to rescue a wounded interpreter, while under heavy machine gun fire for a large group of insurgents
- Harry (pictured, right, with fellow troopers in Afghanistan) was awarded the VC for his actions in September 2008, when, despite being advised not to go and help, Donaldson ran 80 metres to rescue a wounded interpreter, while under heavy machine gun fire for a large group of insurgents
- Indigenous NORFORCE (pictured, right, with fellow troopers in Afghanistan) was awarded the VC for his actions in September 2008, when, despite being advised not to go and help, Donaldson ran 80 metres to rescue a wounded interpreter, while under heavy machine gun fire for a large group of insurgents
- Mark Donaldson (pictured, right, with fellow troopers in Afghanistan) was awarded the VC for his actions in September 2008, when, despite being advised not to go and help, Donaldson ran 80 metres to rescue a wounded interpreter, while under heavy machine gun fire for a large group of insurgents
- Perth (pictured, right, with fellow troopers in Afghanistan) was awarded the VC for his actions in September 2008, when, despite being advised not to go and help, Donaldson ran 80 metres to rescue a wounded interpreter, while under heavy machine gun fire for a large group of insurgents
- Prince (pictured, right, with fellow troopers in Afghanistan) was awarded the VC for his actions in September 2008, when, despite being advised not to go and help, Donaldson ran 80 metres to rescue a wounded interpreter, while under heavy machine gun fire for a large group of insurgents
- SAS (pictured, right, with fellow troopers in Afghanistan) was awarded the VC for his actions in September 2008, when, despite being advised not to go and help, Donaldson ran 80 metres to rescue a wounded interpreter, while under heavy machine gun fire for a large group of insurgents
- Special Air Services (pictured, right, with fellow troopers in Afghanistan) was awarded the VC for his actions in September 2008, when, despite being advised not to go and help, Donaldson ran 80 metres to rescue a wounded interpreter, while under heavy machine gun fire for a large group of insurgents
- Taliban (pictured, right, with fellow troopers in Afghanistan) was awarded the VC for his actions in September 2008, when, despite being advised not to go and help, Donaldson ran 80 metres to rescue a wounded interpreter, while under heavy machine gun fire for a large group of insurgents
- VC (pictured, right, with fellow troopers in Afghanistan) was awarded the VC for his actions in September 2008, when, despite being advised not to go and help, Donaldson ran 80 metres to rescue a wounded interpreter, while under heavy machine gun fire for a large group of insurgents
- Victoria Cross (pictured, right, with fellow troopers in Afghanistan) was awarded the VC for his actions in September 2008, when, despite being advised not to go and help, Donaldson ran 80 metres to rescue a wounded interpreter, while under heavy machine gun fire for a large group of insurgents
- Western Australia (pictured, right, with fellow troopers in Afghanistan) was awarded the VC for his actions in September 2008, when, despite being advised not to go and help, Donaldson ran 80 metres to rescue a wounded interpreter, while under heavy machine gun fire for a large group of insurgents


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

In a horrific family tragedy a 12-year-old boy is suspected to have poisoned to death his two young sisters in a Hunan province village in China. The unidentified boy told police that he gave the girls cola that he had laced with poison. The sisters, aged eight and 14, collapsed as they were walking home from school. They were bleeding from their mouths and had stopped breathing by the time they were rushed to the hospital. The sisters were reported to have died from Tetramine poisoning. The deaths come after other similar tragedies recently. Three months ago in a rural part of Shandong, China, a six-year-old boy was killed by the same toxic substance, used for rat poisoning, after eating a piece of candy he'd found outside.

OPTIONS:
- China has tens of millions of rural children whose parents have left their home villages to seek work and better pay in industrial cities.
- Hunan has tens of millions of rural children whose parents have left their home villages to seek work and better pay in industrial cities.
- Shandong has tens of millions of rural children whose parents have left their home villages to seek work and better pay in industrial cities.
- Tetramine has tens of millions of rural children whose parents have left their home villages to seek work and better pay in industrial cities.


How does this story end?

A woman who made a Queen Elsa cake which has been ridiculed online has spoken out, admitting it was a 'hot mess'. California baker Lisa Randolph-Gant whipped up the Disney delight for a critically sick girl who had asked the charity Icing Cakes for their help in providing her with her dream cake of her favourite cartoon character. However after it received criticism for looking nothing like Disney's Queen Elsa from the wildly successful film Frozen, Ms Randolph-Gant said she rushed through making it after her grandmother died and then it was ruined by the rain. 'Yes I know the cake looks a HOT MESS ...... BUT here is the back story ...I had just lost my grandmother and I had been with my Mom all day comforting her,' Ms Randolph Gant said.

Ms Randolph-

OPTIONS:
- California's creation was a contrasting design to the original.
- Disney's creation was a contrasting design to the original.
- Elsa's creation was a contrasting design to the original.
- Frozen's creation was a contrasting design to the original.
- Gant's creation was a contrasting design to the original.
- Icing Cakes's creation was a contrasting design to the original.
- Lisa Randolph's creation was a contrasting design to the original.
- Ms Randolph's creation was a contrasting design to the original.
- Randolph Gant's creation was a contrasting design to the original.


Find the right ending to this passage.

France has warned David Cameron he cannot pick and choose which European rules apply in Britain. As the Prime Minister prepares for a Brussels summit tomorrow, French economy minister Emmanuel Macron said the UK would not be allowed to create an 'a la carte' European Union. He warned that the idea of Britain enjoying the 'positive reasons' for being in the EU club without also shouldering the risks 'doesn't fly'. Mr Cameron has spent the last few weeks meeting EU leaders to set out his demands to reform Brussels. He wants to renegotiate Britain's membership, before holding an in-out referendum by the end of 2017.

Mr Cameron wants to impose restrictions on the ability of EU migrants to claim benefits in the

OPTIONS:
- Britain as part of his move to curb the number of people coming to the country.
- Brussels as part of his move to curb the number of people coming to the country.
- Cameron as part of his move to curb the number of people coming to the country.
- David Cameron as part of his move to curb the number of people coming to the country.
- EU as part of his move to curb the number of people coming to the country.
- Emmanuel Macron as part of his move to curb the number of people coming to the country.
- European as part of his move to curb the number of people coming to the country.
- European Union as part of his move to curb the number of people coming to the country.
- France as part of his move to curb the number of people coming to the country.
- French as part of his move to curb the number of people coming to the country.
- UK as part of his move to curb the number of people coming to the country.


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In southern Ethiopia, a two-day car ride away from the capital city Addis Ababa, live the Daasanach tribe, who thanks to their remote location in the Omo Valley have managed to maintain a traditional way of life. However, the tribes' traditional dress including intricate beaded headpieces, necklaces and robes is undergoing something of an evolution, as its members acquire T-shirts, accessories and even magazines from the West's disposable consumer culture. Now, their creativity in mixing foreign and modern styles with traditional tribal attire has given them a unique look, which photographer Eric Lafforgue has captured in a series of stunning photographs.

Ever since mobile phones have made their way into

OPTIONS:
- Addis Ababa culture, the wealthier residents of the village have purchased disposable prepaid phone cards.
- Daasanach culture, the wealthier residents of the village have purchased disposable prepaid phone cards.
- Eric Lafforgue culture, the wealthier residents of the village have purchased disposable prepaid phone cards.
- Ethiopia culture, the wealthier residents of the village have purchased disposable prepaid phone cards.
- Omo Valley culture, the wealthier residents of the village have purchased disposable prepaid phone cards.
- Vogue culture, the wealthier residents of the village have purchased disposable prepaid phone cards.
- West culture, the wealthier residents of the village have purchased disposable prepaid phone cards.


Write the last sentence in this story.

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.

OPTIONS:
- Costolo's adjusted earnings were 7 cents, better than 4 cents analysts expected, Selerity said in another tweet.
- Dorsey's adjusted earnings were 7 cents, better than 4 cents analysts expected, Selerity said in another tweet.
- Jack Dorsey's adjusted earnings were 7 cents, better than 4 cents analysts expected, Selerity said in another tweet.
- Re/Code's adjusted earnings were 7 cents, better than 4 cents analysts expected, Selerity said in another tweet.
- San Francisco's adjusted earnings were 7 cents, better than 4 cents analysts expected, Selerity said in another tweet.
- Square's adjusted earnings were 7 cents, better than 4 cents analysts expected, Selerity said in another tweet.
- Twitter's adjusted earnings were 7 cents, better than 4 cents analysts expected, Selerity said in another tweet.
- Twitter and Square's adjusted earnings were 7 cents, better than 4 cents analysts expected, Selerity said in another tweet.


Steve McClaren has called the constant speculation linking him with Newcastle 'disrespectful' and insists his sole focus remains on trying to get Derby promoted to the Barclays Premier League. McClaren admitted there had been interest in him from Newcastle around the turn of the year, when Alan Pardew left as manager to take over at Crystal Palace. But with John Carver since appointed, the Rams head coach is reluctant to discuss the continuing reports. McClaren is understood to be one of two people on Newcastle's short list for the head coach role at St James' Park next season, according to reports in the North East. The other is thought to be Carver.

At the present moment

OPTIONS:
- Alan Pardew doesn't interest me, I am not thinking about that.
- Barclays Premier League doesn't interest me, I am not thinking about that.
- Carver doesn't interest me, I am not thinking about that.
- Crystal Palace doesn't interest me, I am not thinking about that.
- Derby doesn't interest me, I am not thinking about that.
- England doesn't interest me, I am not thinking about that.
- John Carver doesn't interest me, I am not thinking about that.
- McClaren doesn't interest me, I am not thinking about that.
- Newcastle doesn't interest me, I am not thinking about that.
- North East doesn't interest me, I am not thinking about that.
- Rams doesn't interest me, I am not thinking about that.
- St James' Park doesn't interest me, I am not thinking about that.
- Steve McClaren doesn't interest me, I am not thinking about that.


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

Jailed: Riki Hughes stole £17,000 from the football club where he volunteered as club secretary A veteran of the Iraq war stole thousands of pounds from a children's football club and spent the money on a stag trip to Las Vegas. Lance Corporal Riki Hughes has been jailed for 16 months after he plundered the accounts of Tidworth Town Football Club, where he volunteered as club secretary. He claimed to be making rent payments to the club's landlord - even though the team was actually getting its property for free. Hughes, 31, spent the money on himself, including camping equipment and a stag holiday to Las Vegas, Salisbury Crown Court heard.

The former soldier, who served two tours in

OPTIONS:
- Hughes, pleaded guilty to stealing £17,000, but the club claimed that the total theft amounted to £26,000.
- Iraq, pleaded guilty to stealing £17,000, but the club claimed that the total theft amounted to £26,000.
- Las Vegas, pleaded guilty to stealing £17,000, but the club claimed that the total theft amounted to £26,000.
- Riki Hughes, pleaded guilty to stealing £17,000, but the club claimed that the total theft amounted to £26,000.
- Salisbury Crown Court, pleaded guilty to stealing £17,000, but the club claimed that the total theft amounted to £26,000.
- Tidworth Town FC, pleaded guilty to stealing £17,000, but the club claimed that the total theft amounted to £26,000.
- Tidworth Town Football Club, pleaded guilty to stealing £17,000, but the club claimed that the total theft amounted to £26,000.


Write the next sentence.

Herman Cain, who had his 15 minutes of political fame back in 2012, is coming out of the woodwork to spread the word about Donald Trump. Cain, the one-time GOP frontrunner and former Godfather's Pizza CEO, will speak at Trump's rally tonight in Georgia. Audiences can expect to hear Cain bash Jeb Bush – as Bush has used Cain's climb in the polls and subsequent flame-out as a lesson to voters for why they shouldn't count the low-polling former Florida governor out. Bush likes to remind audiences that Cain topped the polls four years ago, but was out of the race before Christmas.

It's clear that, this time around,

OPTIONS:
- Ben Carson thinks that's him.
- Bush thinks that's him.
- Cain thinks that's him.
- Donald Trump thinks that's him.
- Florida thinks that's him.
- GOP thinks that's him.
- Georgia thinks that's him.
- Godfather's Pizza thinks that's him.
- Herman Cain thinks that's him.
- Jeb Bush thinks that's him.
- Trump thinks that's him.


Find the right ending to this passage.

NEW YORK (CNN)  -- Five Italian tourists visiting New York from Bologna are among the nine victims believed killed Saturday in a midair collision of a sightseeing helicopter and a single-engine plane over the Hudson River, a law enforcement source said. First responders gather on a pier after a plane and helicopter collided Saturday over the Hudson River. The tourists, who apparently died with the chopper's pilot, were part of a group of 12 visiting the United States, the source said. The helicopter was operated by Liberty Helicopter Sightseeing Tours. The bodies of two adults and one child were recovered after the collision, which occurred around noon over the Hudson between New York and Hoboken, New Jersey, authorities said.

All nine people in both aircrafts are thought to have been killed in the collision,

OPTIONS:
- Bologna Mayor Michael Bloomberg said.
- CNN Mayor Michael Bloomberg said.
- Hoboken Mayor Michael Bloomberg said.
- Hudson Mayor Michael Bloomberg said.
- Hudson River Mayor Michael Bloomberg said.
- Italian Mayor Michael Bloomberg said.
- Liberty Helicopter Sightseeing Tours Mayor Michael Bloomberg said.
- NEW YORK Mayor Michael Bloomberg said.
- New Jersey Mayor Michael Bloomberg said.
- New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg said.
- United States Mayor Michael Bloomberg said.


Write the next sentence.

A father has admitted killing his 13-year-old son by giving him a morphine tablet when the boy complained that he was feeling ill. Kevin Morton gave his son Kye Backhouse an extremely strong painkiller, a court heard - a mistake which he says he will 'have to try and live with it for the rest of my life'. He could now face jail after pleading guilty to manslaughter over the teenager's death at Preston Crown Court. Tragedy: Kevin Morton, right, has admitted killing his son Kye Backhouse, left, by giving him morphine 'Happy-go-lucky' Kye was found dead at his home in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria in October last year.

Death:

OPTIONS:
- Barrow-in-Furness, 23, complained of feeling unwell before his father gave him the strong painkiller
- Cumbria, 23, complained of feeling unwell before his father gave him the strong painkiller
- Kevin Morton, 23, complained of feeling unwell before his father gave him the strong painkiller
- Kye, 23, complained of feeling unwell before his father gave him the strong painkiller
- Kye Backhouse, 23, complained of feeling unwell before his father gave him the strong painkiller
- Morton, 23, complained of feeling unwell before his father gave him the strong painkiller
- Preston Crown Court, 23, complained of feeling unwell before his father gave him the strong painkiller


Washington (CNN) The Senate has silenced Elizabeth Warren. And by doing so, majority Republicans just handed the liberal firebrand a megaphone -- further elevating President Donald Trump's fiercest and most prominent critic in the Senate and turning her into a Democratic hero. The rebuke of Warren came after the Massachusetts Democrat read a letter written 30 years ago by Coretta Scott King, the widow of Martin Luther King Jr., opposing the nomination of Jeff Sessions for a federal judgeship. Warren cited the letter during a debate on the nomination of Sessions -- now an Alabama senator -- as Donald Trump's attorney general. Reading from King's letter to members of the Senate Judiciary Committee in 1986, Warren said: "Mr. Sessions has used the awesome power of his office to chill the free exercise of the vote by black citizens in the district he now seeks to serve as a federal judge."

Millions of people had also watched on Facebook as

OPTIONS:
- Alabama read the letter outside the Senate chamber.
- CNN read the letter outside the Senate chamber.
- Coretta Scott King read the letter outside the Senate chamber.
- Democrat read the letter outside the Senate chamber.
- Democratic read the letter outside the Senate chamber.
- Donald Trump read the letter outside the Senate chamber.
- Elizabeth Warren read the letter outside the Senate chamber.
- Jeff Sessions read the letter outside the Senate chamber.
- Martin Luther King Jr. read the letter outside the Senate chamber.
- Massachusetts read the letter outside the Senate chamber.
- Republicans read the letter outside the Senate chamber.
- Senate read the letter outside the Senate chamber.
- Senate Judiciary Committee read the letter outside the Senate chamber.
- Sessions read the letter outside the Senate chamber.
- Warren read the letter outside the Senate chamber.
- Washington read the letter outside the Senate chamber.


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

(CNN) -- Although it has been over for nearly a year now, the war in Iraq continued to be a flash point in Monday night's debate between President Barack Obama and his Republican challenger, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney. "You say that you're not interested in duplicating what happened in Iraq," said Obama, a Democrat who opposed the U.S.-led invasion in 2003. "But just a few weeks ago, you said you think we should have more troops in Iraq right now. ... You said that we should still have troops in Iraq to this day." But Romney, who supported the invasion, said Obama wanted to keep U.S. troops there longer -- he just couldn't get the Iraqis to go along.

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama touted that as a promise kept, saying Americans would be leaving "with their heads held high."
- CNN touted that as a promise kept, saying Americans would be leaving "with their heads held high."
- Democrat touted that as a promise kept, saying Americans would be leaving "with their heads held high."
- Iraq touted that as a promise kept, saying Americans would be leaving "with their heads held high."
- Iraqis touted that as a promise kept, saying Americans would be leaving "with their heads held high."
- Massachusetts touted that as a promise kept, saying Americans would be leaving "with their heads held high."
- Mitt Romney touted that as a promise kept, saying Americans would be leaving "with their heads held high."
- Obama touted that as a promise kept, saying Americans would be leaving "with their heads held high."
- Republican touted that as a promise kept, saying Americans would be leaving "with their heads held high."
- Romney touted that as a promise kept, saying Americans would be leaving "with their heads held high."
- U.S. touted that as a promise kept, saying Americans would be leaving "with their heads held high."


Write the next sentence.

Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump called on Qatar to stop funding terrorism, claiming credit for and endorsing the decision of Gulf nations to ostracize their neighbor, even as US Cabinet officials said their blockade is hurting the campaign against ISIS. "We had a decision to make," Trump said, describing conversations with Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries. "Do we take the easy road or do we finally take a hard but necessary action? We have to stop the funding of terrorism." In doing so, the President's tone, if not his message, clashed with his most senior national security officials, highlighting the often mixed messages emerging from his administration since the Qatar crisis began Tuesday.

"The Emir of Qatar has made progress in halting" support for and financing of terrorist groups,

OPTIONS:
- CNN said, "but he must do more and do it quickly."
- Donald Trump said, "but he must do more and do it quickly."
- Gulf said, "but he must do more and do it quickly."
- ISIS said, "but he must do more and do it quickly."
- Qatar said, "but he must do more and do it quickly."
- Rex Tillerson said, "but he must do more and do it quickly."
- Saudi Arabia said, "but he must do more and do it quickly."
- Trump said, "but he must do more and do it quickly."
- US Cabinet said, "but he must do more and do it quickly."
- Washington said, "but he must do more and do it quickly."


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) Leaders and policies change with elections, but a nation's interests do not. As a Pacific power, the United States has an enduring interest in an Asia-Pacific region that is stable, free and prosperous. To advance these objectives, the Trump administration will need a coherent strategy that draws on all tools of our power -- military, diplomatic and not least economic. Over the next few decades, no region of the world will have more impact on America's economic fortunes than the Asia Pacific. As we noted in our recent Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS) report, "Reinvigorating U.S. Economic Strategy in the Asia Pacific," the region is home to more than half the world's trillion-dollar economies. As billions of Asians join the middle class, the world's economic center of gravity will move further toward the region, linking more American exports, growth and jobs to the Pacific than ever before.

And it must develop effective messages that explain the importance of the Asia Pacific to the

OPTIONS:
- America people.
- American people.
- Asia people.
- Asia Pacific people.
- Asians people.
- Barshefsky people.
- CSIS people.
- Center for Strategic & International Studies people.
- Greenberg people.
- Huntsman people.
- Pacific people.
- TPP people.
- Trump people.
- U.S. Economic Strategy people.
- US people.
- United States people.


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Hibernian warned Scott Allan once again on Tuesday night that they won’t be forced into selling him to promotion rivals Rangers despite an official transfer request from the playmaker. The Ibrox club are set to tender a third bid for the Easter Road midfielder after Allan made his ambitions clear on Tuesday afternoon. Bids worth £175,000 and £225,000 have already been rejected by the Edinburgh club. And an anticipated third bid today seems certain to suffer the same fate after Hibs chiefs responded to the 23-year-old’s request to leave with a counter statement making it clear they won’t sell to their Championship promotion rivals.

Manager Alan Stubbs met

OPTIONS:
- Allan on Tuesday morning when he was informed a transfer request would be formally submitted by the afternoon.
- Championship on Tuesday morning when he was informed a transfer request would be formally submitted by the afternoon.
- Easter Road on Tuesday morning when he was informed a transfer request would be formally submitted by the afternoon.
- Edinburgh on Tuesday morning when he was informed a transfer request would be formally submitted by the afternoon.
- Hibernian on Tuesday morning when he was informed a transfer request would be formally submitted by the afternoon.
- Hibs on Tuesday morning when he was informed a transfer request would be formally submitted by the afternoon.
- Ibrox on Tuesday morning when he was informed a transfer request would be formally submitted by the afternoon.
- MailOnline Fantasy Football on Tuesday morning when he was informed a transfer request would be formally submitted by the afternoon.
- Rangers on Tuesday morning when he was informed a transfer request would be formally submitted by the afternoon.
- Scott Allan on Tuesday morning when he was informed a transfer request would be formally submitted by the afternoon.