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A school bus driver has been hailed a hero for preventing a couple from opening fire on elementary school children and teachers by charging at them in the parking lot, police have said. Alice Bradley called 911 on Thursday after coming face-to-face with the armed couple, Adam Conley, 38, and his girlfriend Kathryn Jeter, 29, outside South Macon Elementary School in Franklin, North Carolina early on Thursday morning. She had gone to the school just after 5am to start up her bus for the day when the couple spotted her from across the parking lot and Conley allegedly raised a gun at her.

Cops used a stungun on

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- Adam Conley after he approached a deputy with a gun in his hand, and were also forced to use it on Jeter when she attempted to reach a weapon on the ground, cops said.
- Alice Bradley after he approached a deputy with a gun in his hand, and were also forced to use it on Jeter when she attempted to reach a weapon on the ground, cops said.
- Bradley after he approached a deputy with a gun in his hand, and were also forced to use it on Jeter when she attempted to reach a weapon on the ground, cops said.
- Conley after he approached a deputy with a gun in his hand, and were also forced to use it on Jeter when she attempted to reach a weapon on the ground, cops said.
- Franklin after he approached a deputy with a gun in his hand, and were also forced to use it on Jeter when she attempted to reach a weapon on the ground, cops said.
- God after he approached a deputy with a gun in his hand, and were also forced to use it on Jeter when she attempted to reach a weapon on the ground, cops said.
- Kathryn Jeter after he approached a deputy with a gun in his hand, and were also forced to use it on Jeter when she attempted to reach a weapon on the ground, cops said.
- North Carolina after he approached a deputy with a gun in his hand, and were also forced to use it on Jeter when she attempted to reach a weapon on the ground, cops said.
- South Macon Elementary School after he approached a deputy with a gun in his hand, and were also forced to use it on Jeter when she attempted to reach a weapon on the ground, cops said.


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Diego Simeone and Carlo Ancelotti both hailed Atletico Madrid goalkeeper Jan Oblak, who made a string of excellent saves to keep Real Madrid at bay. The Champions League quarter-final first leg clash at the Vicente Calderon finished goalless and that was largely thanks to an outstanding performance from the Slovenian goalkeeper. He made a phenomenal save to deny Gareth Bale in the fourth minute and another fantastic stop kept James Rodriguez from opening the scoring in the first half. Atletico Madrid goalkeeper Jan Oblak denies Gareth Bale an early goal at the Vicente Calderon on Tuesday Oblak gets down low to keep out a shot from Real Madrid's James Rodriguez in the second half

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- Atletico (left) catches Mario  Mandzukic with his elbow, cutting the Atletico striker's face
- Atletico Madrid (left) catches Mario  Mandzukic with his elbow, cutting the Atletico striker's face
- Carlo Ancelotti (left) catches Mario  Mandzukic with his elbow, cutting the Atletico striker's face
- Champions League (left) catches Mario  Mandzukic with his elbow, cutting the Atletico striker's face
- Diego Simeone (left) catches Mario  Mandzukic with his elbow, cutting the Atletico striker's face
- Gareth Bale (left) catches Mario  Mandzukic with his elbow, cutting the Atletico striker's face
- James Rodriguez (left) catches Mario  Mandzukic with his elbow, cutting the Atletico striker's face
- Jan Oblak (left) catches Mario  Mandzukic with his elbow, cutting the Atletico striker's face
- Mario Mandzukic (left) catches Mario  Mandzukic with his elbow, cutting the Atletico striker's face
- Oblak (left) catches Mario  Mandzukic with his elbow, cutting the Atletico striker's face
- Real Madrid (left) catches Mario  Mandzukic with his elbow, cutting the Atletico striker's face
- Sergio Ramos (left) catches Mario  Mandzukic with his elbow, cutting the Atletico striker's face
- Simeone (left) catches Mario  Mandzukic with his elbow, cutting the Atletico striker's face
- Slovenian (left) catches Mario  Mandzukic with his elbow, cutting the Atletico striker's face
- Vicente Calderon (left) catches Mario  Mandzukic with his elbow, cutting the Atletico striker's face


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The England and Wales Cricket Board are set to conduct a 'major review' into the reasons behind the national team's early World Cup exit, although managing director Paul Downton does not expect any changes in the short term. Coach Peter Moores' position has most significantly come under fire after a campaign in which England were rarely competitive, losing four of their five games, to crash out of the tournament with Friday's final group game against Afghanistan still to play. Downton has the power in his hands to end Moores' second spell in charge but in the wake of Monday's 15-run defeat to Bangladesh he has so far sought to back the man he described as 'the outstanding coach of his generation' when he appointed him last April.

England vice-captain looks dejected after top-scoring with 65 in their loss to

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan on Monday
- Bangladesh on Monday
- Downton on Monday
- ECB on Monday
- England on Monday
- England and Wales Cricket Board on Monday
- Moores on Monday
- Paul Downton on Monday
- Peter Moores on Monday
- World Cup on Monday


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Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump said it was not his job to stand up for U.S. President Barack Obama after a man at one of his campaign events said he was a Muslim and 'not even an American.' 'Am I morally obligated to defend the president every time somebody says something bad or controversial about him? I don't think so!' Trump said on Twitter on Saturday morning. Trump drew criticism on Friday from Republican and Democratic rivals in the 2016 race for the presidency when he failed to challenge a man at a New Hampshire town hall Thursday night who said Muslims were a problem in the United States.

'

OPTIONS:
- American was right, all these illegals need to be
- Barack Obama was right, all these illegals need to be
- Democratic was right, all these illegals need to be
- Donald Trump was right, all these illegals need to be
- Muslim was right, all these illegals need to be
- Muslims was right, all these illegals need to be
- New Hampshire was right, all these illegals need to be
- Obama was right, all these illegals need to be
- Republican was right, all these illegals need to be
- Trump was right, all these illegals need to be
- Twitter was right, all these illegals need to be
- U.S. was right, all these illegals need to be
- United States was right, all these illegals need to be


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The washing machine-sized Philae probe gripped the imaginations of the world when it landed on comet 67P on 12 November 2014. But after making two unscheduled bounces on the surface, the probe landed in an unknown location and ran out of power. Now, as the comet approaches the sun and solar rays recharge Philae's batteries, Rosetta mission manager Patrick Martin tells MailOnline he is confident of finding the probe soon - but it will be a race against time to get it working again. He warned that once the comet begins heading away from the sun in August it will enter hibernation again - but this time for good.

And

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- 67P will play a big part in increasing our understanding of how this process takes place, if Esa is able to wake it up in a reasonable amount of time
- Esa will play a big part in increasing our understanding of how this process takes place, if Esa is able to wake it up in a reasonable amount of time
- Germany will play a big part in increasing our understanding of how this process takes place, if Esa is able to wake it up in a reasonable amount of time
- MailOnline will play a big part in increasing our understanding of how this process takes place, if Esa is able to wake it up in a reasonable amount of time
- Martin will play a big part in increasing our understanding of how this process takes place, if Esa is able to wake it up in a reasonable amount of time
- Patrick Martin will play a big part in increasing our understanding of how this process takes place, if Esa is able to wake it up in a reasonable amount of time
- Philae will play a big part in increasing our understanding of how this process takes place, if Esa is able to wake it up in a reasonable amount of time
- Rosetta will play a big part in increasing our understanding of how this process takes place, if Esa is able to wake it up in a reasonable amount of time


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(CNN) As Orlando, Florida's, chief medical examiner, Dr. Joshua Stephany is used to gruesome scenes. But nothing in his 10-year career prepared him for what he saw inside the Pulse nightclub on Sunday morning after the worst mass shooting in U.S. history. "It's almost like time stopped," Stephany told CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta on Wednesday in his first media interview since the incident. "TVs were playing in the background; strobe lights were blinking; drinks had just been poured, food half-eaten, checks about to be paid. It was truly like time stood still." Stephany got the first call about 4 a.m. There were multiple casualties, about 11 or 12 bodies. It sounded like a lot of cases for one shooting, but he knew his overnight staff could handle it. But then texts kept coming. First 20 bodies, then 30. He headed to the nightclub.

"Our role is recovery, but before we retrieve the bodies, we have to document,"

OPTIONS:
- CNN explained.
- Florida explained.
- Joshua Stephany explained.
- Orlando explained.
- Pulse explained.
- Sanjay Gupta explained.
- Stephany explained.
- U.S. explained.


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Simferopol, Crimea (CNN) -- Money, time zones, flags, water, ships: just a few of the issues to deal with when you divorce one country and prepare to join another. The pro-Russian leadership of Crimea is now issuing declarations on an almost hourly basis about the practical consequences of joining the Russian Federation, even as much of the rest of the world says the whole process is illegal. Their biggest headache is geographical: Crimea has no land border with Russia. The closest link is a windswept ferry crossing in the far north-eastern corner of Crimea that connects Kerch with the Russian mainland. The town's mayor told CNN last week that a bridge will be built across the 4.5-kilometer wide Strait of Kerch to mother Russia, as promised by Russian Prime Minister Dmitri Medvedev, but that's a multi-year project.

Analysts say

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- ATMs may have to pump from $1 to $3 billion each year into the Crimean government's budget if pensions and other benefits are to be raised to Russian levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.
- CNN may have to pump from $1 to $3 billion each year into the Crimean government's budget if pensions and other benefits are to be raised to Russian levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.
- Crimea may have to pump from $1 to $3 billion each year into the Crimean government's budget if pensions and other benefits are to be raised to Russian levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.
- Dmitri Medvedev may have to pump from $1 to $3 billion each year into the Crimean government's budget if pensions and other benefits are to be raised to Russian levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.
- Kerch may have to pump from $1 to $3 billion each year into the Crimean government's budget if pensions and other benefits are to be raised to Russian levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.
- Russia may have to pump from $1 to $3 billion each year into the Crimean government's budget if pensions and other benefits are to be raised to Russian levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.
- Russian may have to pump from $1 to $3 billion each year into the Crimean government's budget if pensions and other benefits are to be raised to Russian levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.
- Russian Federation may have to pump from $1 to $3 billion each year into the Crimean government's budget if pensions and other benefits are to be raised to Russian levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.
- Simferopol may have to pump from $1 to $3 billion each year into the Crimean government's budget if pensions and other benefits are to be raised to Russian levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.
- Strait of Kerch may have to pump from $1 to $3 billion each year into the Crimean government's budget if pensions and other benefits are to be raised to Russian levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.
- Tim Lister may have to pump from $1 to $3 billion each year into the Crimean government's budget if pensions and other benefits are to be raised to Russian levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.
- Ukrainian may have to pump from $1 to $3 billion each year into the Crimean government's budget if pensions and other benefits are to be raised to Russian levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.
- pro-Russian may have to pump from $1 to $3 billion each year into the Crimean government's budget if pensions and other benefits are to be raised to Russian levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.


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(CNN) It's no big deal, the thinking goes, that the Senate seems likely to confirm Judge Neil Gorsuch for the Supreme Court, as President Trump urged in his speech Tuesday night. The President encouraged this line of thought -- that elevating the judge from the United States Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit "fills [Justice Antonin] Scalia's seat" with another conservative and just returns the court to a five-justice conservative majority that it had before Scalia passed away last February. Nothing to see here, supposedly; the real action will come when swing Justice Anthony Kennedy or one of the liberal justices leaves, moving the court further to the right. Democrats should hold their fire until it counts.

Even though Gorsuch is not a Scalia clone, things are likely to be pretty bad on these key issues, because

OPTIONS:
- 10th Circuit is likely to vote like Scalia, and the court with Scalia already was moving in a very bad direction.
- Anthony Kennedy is likely to vote like Scalia, and the court with Scalia already was moving in a very bad direction.
- CNN is likely to vote like Scalia, and the court with Scalia already was moving in a very bad direction.
- Democrats is likely to vote like Scalia, and the court with Scalia already was moving in a very bad direction.
- Justice Antonin] Scalia is likely to vote like Scalia, and the court with Scalia already was moving in a very bad direction.
- Neil Gorsuch is likely to vote like Scalia, and the court with Scalia already was moving in a very bad direction.
- Richard L. Hasen is likely to vote like Scalia, and the court with Scalia already was moving in a very bad direction.
- Scalia is likely to vote like Scalia, and the court with Scalia already was moving in a very bad direction.
- Senate is likely to vote like Scalia, and the court with Scalia already was moving in a very bad direction.
- Supreme Court is likely to vote like Scalia, and the court with Scalia already was moving in a very bad direction.
- Trump is likely to vote like Scalia, and the court with Scalia already was moving in a very bad direction.
- United States Court of Appeals is likely to vote like Scalia, and the court with Scalia already was moving in a very bad direction.


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(CNN) -- Hamas is an Islamic fundamentalist organization whose military wing has admitted responsibility for terrorist attacks against Israeli civilians and soldiers. Hamas supporters wave flags and shout slogans in Gaza on December 14 to mark the group's 21st anniversary. The group came into being in December 1987, growing out of the Muslim Brotherhood, the religious and political organization founded in Egypt. Its goal is an Islamic fundamentalist Palestinian state. It is considered a terrorist organizations by Israel and the United States. Hamas is an acronym for "Harakat Al-Muqawama Al-Islamia" or Islamic Resistance Movement, in English. The group was primarily a religious and charitable organization between the 1960s and 1980s. It has wings devoted to religious, military, political and security activities.

From December 24, 2008 - The rocket attacks from

OPTIONS:
- CNN increase and so do the retaliation air strikes from Israel.
- Egypt increase and so do the retaliation air strikes from Israel.
- English increase and so do the retaliation air strikes from Israel.
- Gaza increase and so do the retaliation air strikes from Israel.
- Hamas increase and so do the retaliation air strikes from Israel.
- Harakat Al-Muqawama Al-Islamia increase and so do the retaliation air strikes from Israel.
- Islamic increase and so do the retaliation air strikes from Israel.
- Islamic Resistance Movement increase and so do the retaliation air strikes from Israel.
- Israel increase and so do the retaliation air strikes from Israel.
- Israeli increase and so do the retaliation air strikes from Israel.
- Muslim Brotherhood increase and so do the retaliation air strikes from Israel.
- Palestinian increase and so do the retaliation air strikes from Israel.
- United States increase and so do the retaliation air strikes from Israel.


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(CNN) -- Maria Sharapova beat Li Na in three sets to defend her Italian Open title in Rome on Sunday in a bizarre match played in sometimes heavy rain and amid the distraction of football fans gathering nearby. Sharapova was 6-4 4-0 down but fought back to take the match into a deciding tiebreak -- after saving a match point at 6-5 in the third set. By the time the tiebreak came around, the rain was falling heavily, making conditions unplayable, and it even started to rain again when the players returned two hours later to complete the match. Sharapova eventually won it 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 (5) and the two players burst out laughing when they shook hands at the net.

"The match was a joke, it was like playing a football match in the rain," said

OPTIONS:
- CNN, who came close to her first title since winning the French Open almost a year ago.
- Djokovic, who came close to her first title since winning the French Open almost a year ago.
- French Open, who came close to her first title since winning the French Open almost a year ago.
- Italian Open, who came close to her first title since winning the French Open almost a year ago.
- Li Na, who came close to her first title since winning the French Open almost a year ago.
- Maria Sharapova, who came close to her first title since winning the French Open almost a year ago.
- Nadal, who came close to her first title since winning the French Open almost a year ago.
- Rome, who came close to her first title since winning the French Open almost a year ago.
- Sharapova, who came close to her first title since winning the French Open almost a year ago.


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

(CNN) -- So much for Instagram? Facebook on Thursday launched a photo-sharing app called Facebook Camera, which aims to make it simpler for the social network's users to upload and browse photos on smartphones. The news comes only weeks after Facebook spent $1 billion on a similar photo-sharing app called Instagram. And only days after the company's initial public offering got a lukewarm reception from Wall Street and raised the eyebrows of financial regulators. The company says the app, which will be available late Thursday for Apple iOS devices, makes Facebook photos more fun and accessible. "When you launch the app, you'll see a feed of just great photos from the people you care about," the company said in a press release. "You can swipe to see more of any album or tap to enlarge an individual photo."

The filters in

OPTIONS:
- Apple iOS were developed by Facebook and are not borrowed from Instagram."
- CNN were developed by Facebook and are not borrowed from Instagram."
- Facebook were developed by Facebook and are not borrowed from Instagram."
- Facebook Camera were developed by Facebook and are not borrowed from Instagram."
- Instagram were developed by Facebook and are not borrowed from Instagram."
- Wall Street were developed by Facebook and are not borrowed from Instagram."


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Britain's largest private home and the former residence of the man who inspired Jane Austen's legendary character Mr Darcy has been sold for £8million. Measuring 150 times the size of an average home, twice as wide as Buckingham Palace and featuring five miles of corridors, Wentworth Woodhouse is regarded as one of Europe's grandest homes. The 606ft wide South Yorkshire mansion, has a floor space of 124,000sq/ft and an estimated 350 rooms - but is so big no-one knows the exact number. In comparison, the average new build in England and Wales has around 818sq/ft, making the giant house 150 times larger. The stately home went on sale in May - and it was announced on Friday that it had been sold to an investment company based in Hong Kong.

But whoever buys

OPTIONS:
- Britain will have to spend millions restoring a large part of it which currently sits uninhabitable.
- Buckingham Palace will have to spend millions restoring a large part of it which currently sits uninhabitable.
- Darcy will have to spend millions restoring a large part of it which currently sits uninhabitable.
- England will have to spend millions restoring a large part of it which currently sits uninhabitable.
- Europe will have to spend millions restoring a large part of it which currently sits uninhabitable.
- Hong Kong will have to spend millions restoring a large part of it which currently sits uninhabitable.
- Jane Austen will have to spend millions restoring a large part of it which currently sits uninhabitable.
- Lake House Group will have to spend millions restoring a large part of it which currently sits uninhabitable.
- Located will have to spend millions restoring a large part of it which currently sits uninhabitable.
- Mr Darcy will have to spend millions restoring a large part of it which currently sits uninhabitable.
- Pride and Prejudice will have to spend millions restoring a large part of it which currently sits uninhabitable.
- South Yorkshire will have to spend millions restoring a large part of it which currently sits uninhabitable.
- Wales will have to spend millions restoring a large part of it which currently sits uninhabitable.
- Wentworth Woodhouse will have to spend millions restoring a large part of it which currently sits uninhabitable.


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A member of a boyband who wanted to avoid an excess luggage fee passed out on board an easyJet flight after donning all his clothes so he didn't have to pay a £45 sub-charge. James McElvar, a singer with Scottish five-piece Rewind, thought he was having a heart attack when he lost consciousness at 37,000 feet flying from London to Glasgow. Little did he know he'd passed out from heat exhaustion - having dressed himself in six t-shirts, four jumpers, three pairs of jeans, two pairs of jogging bottoms, a pair of jackets and two hats. The 19-year-old entertainer was told he was carrying too much luggage - a rucksack and small suitcase - when he reached the gate at Stansted Airport on Wednesday.

I passed out twice and was taken off the plane at

OPTIONS:
- EasyJet to a waiting ambulance.'
- Glasgow to a waiting ambulance.'
- James McElvar to a waiting ambulance.'
- Little to a waiting ambulance.'
- London to a waiting ambulance.'
- Rewind to a waiting ambulance.'
- Scottish to a waiting ambulance.'
- Stansted Airport to a waiting ambulance.'


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(CNN) -- Spike Lee says he's never going to see Quentin Tarantino's "Django Unchained" because he's certain it is "disrespectful of my ancestors." Tarantino says he doesn't need to waste time responding to Lee's accusation. That, as they say, is that. So why do we insist on staring at two egomaniacs staring down each other? Race. Again. The subject that never fails to provoke, antagonize, alienate -- and fascinate rubber-necking onlookers from sea to shining sea. Fixating on race is an absurdity that has no rational reason to exist, yet no one quite knows how to eliminate it from humankind. The only thing dumber than race is underestimating its importance.

"

OPTIONS:
- American" is Tarantino's latest exercise in genre-bending audacity, an antic ripsnorter folding in most of what its director knows and loves about spaghetti westerns, 1970s blaxploitation thrillers and his own ribald, recklessly violent body of work.
- CNN" is Tarantino's latest exercise in genre-bending audacity, an antic ripsnorter folding in most of what its director knows and loves about spaghetti westerns, 1970s blaxploitation thrillers and his own ribald, recklessly violent body of work.
- Django Unchained" is Tarantino's latest exercise in genre-bending audacity, an antic ripsnorter folding in most of what its director knows and loves about spaghetti westerns, 1970s blaxploitation thrillers and his own ribald, recklessly violent body of work.
- Gene Seymour" is Tarantino's latest exercise in genre-bending audacity, an antic ripsnorter folding in most of what its director knows and loves about spaghetti westerns, 1970s blaxploitation thrillers and his own ribald, recklessly violent body of work.
- James Baldwin" is Tarantino's latest exercise in genre-bending audacity, an antic ripsnorter folding in most of what its director knows and loves about spaghetti westerns, 1970s blaxploitation thrillers and his own ribald, recklessly violent body of work.
- Lee" is Tarantino's latest exercise in genre-bending audacity, an antic ripsnorter folding in most of what its director knows and loves about spaghetti westerns, 1970s blaxploitation thrillers and his own ribald, recklessly violent body of work.
- Quentin Tarantino" is Tarantino's latest exercise in genre-bending audacity, an antic ripsnorter folding in most of what its director knows and loves about spaghetti westerns, 1970s blaxploitation thrillers and his own ribald, recklessly violent body of work.
- Seymour" is Tarantino's latest exercise in genre-bending audacity, an antic ripsnorter folding in most of what its director knows and loves about spaghetti westerns, 1970s blaxploitation thrillers and his own ribald, recklessly violent body of work.
- Spike Lee" is Tarantino's latest exercise in genre-bending audacity, an antic ripsnorter folding in most of what its director knows and loves about spaghetti westerns, 1970s blaxploitation thrillers and his own ribald, recklessly violent body of work.
- Tarantino" is Tarantino's latest exercise in genre-bending audacity, an antic ripsnorter folding in most of what its director knows and loves about spaghetti westerns, 1970s blaxploitation thrillers and his own ribald, recklessly violent body of work.


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Atlanta (CNN) President-elect Donald Trump harshly criticized Georgia Rep. John Lewis on Saturday, tweeting that his district was "in horrible shape and falling apart (and not to mention crime infested) ..." Trump's tweets came in response to Lewis' comments to NBC News' Chuck Todd in a taped interview that aired on Sunday's "Meet the Press." The congressman said, "I don't see the President-elect as a legitimate president." He said he thought "Russians participated in helping get [Trump] elected." Lewis, a longtime civil rights activist who marched with the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., also said he will not attend Trump's inauguration this week.

Nearly 10 years ago, when

OPTIONS:
- 5th District's criminal offenses were around 27% higher than now, Trump praised Georgia's capital.
- Atlanta's criminal offenses were around 27% higher than now, Trump praised Georgia's capital.
- CNN's criminal offenses were around 27% higher than now, Trump praised Georgia's capital.
- Chuck Todd's criminal offenses were around 27% higher than now, Trump praised Georgia's capital.
- Donald Trump's criminal offenses were around 27% higher than now, Trump praised Georgia's capital.
- Georgia's criminal offenses were around 27% higher than now, Trump praised Georgia's capital.
- John Lewis's criminal offenses were around 27% higher than now, Trump praised Georgia's capital.
- Lewis's criminal offenses were around 27% higher than now, Trump praised Georgia's capital.
- Martin Luther King Jr.'s criminal offenses were around 27% higher than now, Trump praised Georgia's capital.
- Meet the Press's criminal offenses were around 27% higher than now, Trump praised Georgia's capital.
- NBC News's criminal offenses were around 27% higher than now, Trump praised Georgia's capital.
- Russians's criminal offenses were around 27% higher than now, Trump praised Georgia's capital.
- Trump's criminal offenses were around 27% higher than now, Trump praised Georgia's capital.


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With celebrities appearing to magically snap back into shape mere weeks after giving birth, there's increasing pressure on new mums to get their pre-pregnancy body back quicker than ever. The Duchess of Cambridge, who is due to give birth any day now, was applauded for her natural approach to her post-birth figure, when she had Prince George in 2013. Experts agree that carefully easing the body back into exercise is the best method and Camilla Lawrence, women’s health physiotherapist at Six Physio, tells MailOnline how to get your body back to its pre-pregnancy shape - safely. Scroll down for video

This is why it’s so important to seek instruction from an expert, warns

OPTIONS:
- Cambridge.
- Camilla Lawrence.
- MailOnline.
- Prince George.
- Six Physio.
- The Duchess.


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Juventus and Barcelona meet at the Olympiastadion in Berlin on Saturday in an encounter that will be both team's eighth European Cup final. Coincidentally, with both sides already winning two trophies this season, whoever emerges victorious will complete the eighth major treble in history. But ahead of the showdown between two pillars of European football, Sportsmail reflects on both team's previous seven finals. The Old Lady met Ajax in the final of their first ever European Cup and were edged out by a header from Johnny Rep after only five minutes in Belgrade. Rep's goal meant Ajax won the trophy for the third straight season and a Juventus side featuring Fabio Capello and Dino Zoff were consigned to defeat.

Andriy Shevchenko converted the winning spot-kick and

OPTIONS:
- Ajax have not returned to European football's showpiece fixture until Saturday's game.
- Barcelona have not returned to European football's showpiece fixture until Saturday's game.
- Belgrade have not returned to European football's showpiece fixture until Saturday's game.
- Berlin have not returned to European football's showpiece fixture until Saturday's game.
- Dino Zoff have not returned to European football's showpiece fixture until Saturday's game.
- European have not returned to European football's showpiece fixture until Saturday's game.
- European Cup have not returned to European football's showpiece fixture until Saturday's game.
- Fabio Capello have not returned to European football's showpiece fixture until Saturday's game.
- Johnny Rep have not returned to European football's showpiece fixture until Saturday's game.
- Juventus have not returned to European football's showpiece fixture until Saturday's game.
- Old Lady have not returned to European football's showpiece fixture until Saturday's game.
- Olympiastadion have not returned to European football's showpiece fixture until Saturday's game.
- Rep have not returned to European football's showpiece fixture until Saturday's game.
- Sportsmail have not returned to European football's showpiece fixture until Saturday's game.


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He's sixth in line to the Swedish throne and his baptism has captured the attention of Swedes everywhere. However for four-month-old Prince Nicolas, his christening was largely a sleepy affair as he dozed gently in the arms of his mother Princess Madeleine, 33, while doting father New York banker Christopher O'Neill, 41, looked on. On hand to help with the ceremony's duties was  Madeleine's brother Prince Carl-Philip, 36, who is Nicolas's godfather. Dressed in full ceremonial uniform, handsome Carl-Philip enjoyed a key role in the service including filling the font with water and joining five other godparents in blessing his young nephew.

OPTIONS:
- Carl was born just two days after the nuptials.
- Christening was born just two days after the nuptials.
- Christopher O'Neill was born just two days after the nuptials.
- Drottningholm Palace Chapel was born just two days after the nuptials.
- Madeleine was born just two days after the nuptials.
- New York was born just two days after the nuptials.
- Nicolas was born just two days after the nuptials.
- Philip was born just two days after the nuptials.
- Prince Carl was born just two days after the nuptials.
- Prince Nicolas was born just two days after the nuptials.
- Stockholm was born just two days after the nuptials.
- Swedes was born just two days after the nuptials.
- Swedish was born just two days after the nuptials.


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Authorities in the Cayman Islands have ended a search for a U.S. Marvel/DC comic book artist who went missing while snorkeling with his wife on a vacation. Norman Lee, who worked on Avengers and X-Men, were about 250 yards off the coast of Grand Cayman on Thursday afternoon when he became separated from wife of fives years, Jan. Despite round-the-clock helicopter, diving and boat searches, investigators have found no sign of the 47-year-old from Weymouth, Massachusetts. Tragic: The search for Norman Lee, an inker for Marvel/DC Comics, in the Cayman Islands has been called off Went missing: He was snorkeling with his wife Jan on Thursday when they became separated

Lee started working for Marvel and

OPTIONS:
- Avengers in 1995 as an 'inker', drawing over pencil sketches in pen before the comic goes to print.
- Cayman Islands in 1995 as an 'inker', drawing over pencil sketches in pen before the comic goes to print.
- DC in 1995 as an 'inker', drawing over pencil sketches in pen before the comic goes to print.
- DC Comics in 1995 as an 'inker', drawing over pencil sketches in pen before the comic goes to print.
- Facebook in 1995 as an 'inker', drawing over pencil sketches in pen before the comic goes to print.
- Grand Cayman in 1995 as an 'inker', drawing over pencil sketches in pen before the comic goes to print.
- Jan in 1995 as an 'inker', drawing over pencil sketches in pen before the comic goes to print.
- Marvel in 1995 as an 'inker', drawing over pencil sketches in pen before the comic goes to print.
- Massachusetts in 1995 as an 'inker', drawing over pencil sketches in pen before the comic goes to print.
- Norman Lee in 1995 as an 'inker', drawing over pencil sketches in pen before the comic goes to print.
- U.S. in 1995 as an 'inker', drawing over pencil sketches in pen before the comic goes to print.
- Weymouth in 1995 as an 'inker', drawing over pencil sketches in pen before the comic goes to print.
- X-Men in 1995 as an 'inker', drawing over pencil sketches in pen before the comic goes to print.


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Washington (CNN) -- 3M Company has abandoned its plan to acquire a competitor who sells labels and sticky notes after the government said it would fight the proposed merger, the Justice Department announced Tuesday. The Justice Department said the 3M agreement with Avery Dennison Corp. would have left Avery without its brand or the sales and distribution system necessary to compete effectively in the sticky notes market. "We welcome the companies' decision to abandon this deal, which raised competitive concerns in the sale of labels and sticky notes," said Joseph Wayland, acting assistant attorney general in charge of the Antitrust Division.

OPTIONS:
- 3M was tops in labels and 3M was ahead in sticky notes sold under its Post-it brand.
- 3M Company was tops in labels and 3M was ahead in sticky notes sold under its Post-it brand.
- Antitrust Division was tops in labels and 3M was ahead in sticky notes sold under its Post-it brand.
- Avery was tops in labels and 3M was ahead in sticky notes sold under its Post-it brand.
- Avery Dennison Corp. was tops in labels and 3M was ahead in sticky notes sold under its Post-it brand.
- CNN was tops in labels and 3M was ahead in sticky notes sold under its Post-it brand.
- Joseph Wayland was tops in labels and 3M was ahead in sticky notes sold under its Post-it brand.
- Justice Department was tops in labels and 3M was ahead in sticky notes sold under its Post-it brand.
- Washington was tops in labels and 3M was ahead in sticky notes sold under its Post-it brand.


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The parents of a five-year-old transgender boy are sharing their son’s story with the world in a bid to prove that there is no such thing as being ‘too young’ to identify as transgender. Massachusetts couple Mimi and Joe Lemay's son Jacob wasn't always a boy. The five-year-old was born Mia, the second of three sisters. But from a very early age, Jacob began rejecting his gender. And after years of questioning how to handle his preferences, before finally coming to terms with what their son wanted, the Lemays explained to NBC News that they decided to let their child assume the identity of a boy.

Watching how the change has affected Jacob has allowed his parents to see

OPTIONS:
- Jacob as he sees himself.
- Joe Lemay as he sees himself.
- Lemays as he sees himself.
- Massachusetts as he sees himself.
- Mia as he sees himself.
- Mimi as he sees himself.
- NBC News as he sees himself.


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

Was it a case of ruff treatment? The owner of a San Diego, California, therapy dog has claimed the pooch's certification was revoked because of the animal's biker-themed costume. Mark Shaffer owns Chopper the Biker Dog. Photos on Facebook show Chopper often sports a leather vest, goggles, different styles of bandannas, and a motorcycle helmet. On Tuesday, Shaffer wrote in a Facebook post 'On May 14th, 1 day after Chopper and I returned from a 10 day "Tour" up the west coast, sharing MY love with as many people and with whoever we could, at different nursing facilities, Veterans, Law Enforcement, "Chopper's fans... and whoever was in need of something "special", ON OUR OWN TIME, I received an email from Pet Partners (formally "The Delta Society")", the organization that I (dad) have been a part of with 2 therapy dogs for the past 10 years.'

'We wish

OPTIONS:
- California and Chopper all the best and hope that they will continue to bring smiles to the people they meet.
- Chopper and Chopper all the best and hope that they will continue to bring smiles to the people they meet.
- Chopper the Biker Dog and Chopper all the best and hope that they will continue to bring smiles to the people they meet.
- Mark Shaffer and Chopper all the best and hope that they will continue to bring smiles to the people they meet.
- Pet Partners and Chopper all the best and hope that they will continue to bring smiles to the people they meet.
- San Diego and Chopper all the best and hope that they will continue to bring smiles to the people they meet.
- Shaffer and Chopper all the best and hope that they will continue to bring smiles to the people they meet.
- The Delta Society and Chopper all the best and hope that they will continue to bring smiles to the people they meet.
- Tour and Chopper all the best and hope that they will continue to bring smiles to the people they meet.
- Veterans, Law Enforcement and Chopper all the best and hope that they will continue to bring smiles to the people they meet.


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

Marlon Brando's family are involved in a bitter battle over the arrangements at his eldest son's grave. The dying request of Brando's first wife Anna Kashfi to be buried next to their son Christian has been blocked, according to reports. Christian's first wife Mary, who is still alive, had already bought the plot and refused to give it up even after Kashfi's death. Kashfi, who was born to a British father, has instead been buried in the plot above Christian, meaning they are head to head. Kashfi died at the age of 80 after losing her battle to breast and colon cancer. She was laid to rest in a cemetery in Kalama, Washington, last Wednesday.

OPTIONS:
- Anna was jailed for 10 years - considered a light sentence.
- Anna Kashfi was jailed for 10 years - considered a light sentence.
- Brando was jailed for 10 years - considered a light sentence.
- British was jailed for 10 years - considered a light sentence.
- Christian was jailed for 10 years - considered a light sentence.
- Kalama was jailed for 10 years - considered a light sentence.
- Kashfi was jailed for 10 years - considered a light sentence.
- Marlon Brando was jailed for 10 years - considered a light sentence.
- Mary was jailed for 10 years - considered a light sentence.
- Washington was jailed for 10 years - considered a light sentence.


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

She has an estimated net worth of £20m thanks to her booming Ultimo lingerie brand, UTan beauty range and business brains. And now, Michelle Mone has added another string to her bow after being snapped up as an ambassador for Bentley. The bra tycoon will be carrying out various motivational talks around the country on behalf of the luxury car brand, encouraging women within business  to progress  their careers. Michelle, 42, says she was honoured to be asked to work with the car brand - and invited them into her luxurious Tower Bridge penthouse to pose for a sophisticated shoot.

But now, she lives in a stunning million pound home with a view of

OPTIONS:
- Bentley - and she's never been happier.
- Michelle - and she's never been happier.
- Michelle Mone - and she's never been happier.
- Tower Bridge - and she's never been happier.
- UTan - and she's never been happier.
- Ultimo - and she's never been happier.


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(CNN) -- His trial's over. And now it turns out that George Zimmerman might need the same thing millions of Americans are looking for: a job. As Zimmerman and his legal team mounted their defense, they convinced people across the country to donate hundreds of thousands of dollars to help him. Living expenses, bodyguards and expert witnesses were costly, they argued on websites set up to raise money in the case. So what's next, now that a jury has acquitted him? For the 29-year-old Florida man, the financial picture is cloudy. Critics have already accused Zimmerman of profiting from the case. Will the donations keep pouring in? Will he win a monetary reward in his defamation lawsuit against NBC? Could he cash in on his personal story with a book or movie deal?

And it's possible

OPTIONS:
- Americans's family will file a civil wrongful death case, which could threaten Zimmerman's pocketbook.
- CNN's family will file a civil wrongful death case, which could threaten Zimmerman's pocketbook.
- Florida's family will file a civil wrongful death case, which could threaten Zimmerman's pocketbook.
- George Zimmerman's family will file a civil wrongful death case, which could threaten Zimmerman's pocketbook.
- NBC's family will file a civil wrongful death case, which could threaten Zimmerman's pocketbook.
- NBC Universal's family will file a civil wrongful death case, which could threaten Zimmerman's pocketbook.
- Trayvon Martin's family will file a civil wrongful death case, which could threaten Zimmerman's pocketbook.
- Zimmerman's family will file a civil wrongful death case, which could threaten Zimmerman's pocketbook.


Greece has demanded more than £200billion in compensation from Germany for Nazi atrocities during the Second World War. The government yesterday unveiled its final calculation for the war reparations stemming from occupation by the Third Reich. The radical left Syriza party says Germany owes Greece nearly 279billion euros, or £204billion to compensate it for looting and war crimes. Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras raised the reparations issue when he met German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin last month The German government says the issue was resolved legally years ago. The demand comes just days before Greece is obliged to pay 450million euros of its debt to the International Monetary Fund.

‘According to our calculations, the debt linked to

OPTIONS:
- Alexis Tsipras reparations is 278.7bn euros,’ he told a parliamentary committee investigating responsibility for Greece's debt crisis.
- Angela Merkel reparations is 278.7bn euros,’ he told a parliamentary committee investigating responsibility for Greece's debt crisis.
- Berlin reparations is 278.7bn euros,’ he told a parliamentary committee investigating responsibility for Greece's debt crisis.
- German reparations is 278.7bn euros,’ he told a parliamentary committee investigating responsibility for Greece's debt crisis.
- Germany reparations is 278.7bn euros,’ he told a parliamentary committee investigating responsibility for Greece's debt crisis.
- Greece reparations is 278.7bn euros,’ he told a parliamentary committee investigating responsibility for Greece's debt crisis.
- Greek reparations is 278.7bn euros,’ he told a parliamentary committee investigating responsibility for Greece's debt crisis.
- International Monetary Fund reparations is 278.7bn euros,’ he told a parliamentary committee investigating responsibility for Greece's debt crisis.
- Nazi reparations is 278.7bn euros,’ he told a parliamentary committee investigating responsibility for Greece's debt crisis.
- Second World War reparations is 278.7bn euros,’ he told a parliamentary committee investigating responsibility for Greece's debt crisis.
- Syriza reparations is 278.7bn euros,’ he told a parliamentary committee investigating responsibility for Greece's debt crisis.
- Third Reich reparations is 278.7bn euros,’ he told a parliamentary committee investigating responsibility for Greece's debt crisis.


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(CNN) Decades after the U.S. Air Force unveiled one if its first stealth combat planes, the B-2 bomber, lawyers are still arguing over the origins and legal ownership of the technology that allows pilots to fly virtually undetected by enemy radar. On February 19, a federal appeals court ordered a hearing to determine whether the Pentagon infringed on a patent owned by Zoltek, a materials company from St. Louis, when it developed the stealthy coating for the F-22 fighter plane and B-2 bomber. In the latest development in a case that has spanned nearly 20 years, the ruling reversed a Federal Claims Court judge's 2014 decision that sided with the U.S. government by determining that Zoltek's patent was invalid.

Among those decisions was one that determined that Lockheed Martin, the manufacturer of the

OPTIONS:
- B-2, would not be included in the legal proceedings.
- Court, would not be included in the legal proceedings.
- F-22, would not be included in the legal proceedings.
- Federal Claims Court, would not be included in the legal proceedings.
- Pentagon, would not be included in the legal proceedings.
- St. Louis, would not be included in the legal proceedings.
- U.S., would not be included in the legal proceedings.
- U.S. Air Force, would not be included in the legal proceedings.
- Zoltek, would not be included in the legal proceedings.


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As Britain’s Got Talent acts go, she was certainly a conversation starter – a ‘talking’ dog with singing skills and a sense of humour. But some viewers at home were less dazzled by Miss Wendy's false mouth trick - and questioned the effect of the 'cruel' stunt on the dog. After Saturday's episode of the show, broadcasting regulator Ofcom received 21 complaints over the talking dog, while ITV received a further 35. The RSPCA yesterday said it would be contacting Britain’s Got Talent ‘to ascertain what methods were used’ in the performance. Scroll down for video Was it a trick? Britain's Got Talent singing dog Miss Wendy with owner Marc Métral stunned the judges - but it may not have been all it seemed

You're in: Receiving not only a standing ovation, he also got a golden buzzer from

OPTIONS:
- Amanda Holden as his sister was able to move past her exit and give her brother a hug
- America's Got Talent as his sister was able to move past her exit and give her brother a hug
- Britain as his sister was able to move past her exit and give her brother a hug
- Cowell as his sister was able to move past her exit and give her brother a hug
- Got Talent as his sister was able to move past her exit and give her brother a hug
- ITV as his sister was able to move past her exit and give her brother a hug
- Marc Métral as his sister was able to move past her exit and give her brother a hug
- Miss Wendy as his sister was able to move past her exit and give her brother a hug
- Ofcom as his sister was able to move past her exit and give her brother a hug
- RSPCA as his sister was able to move past her exit and give her brother a hug
- Semi Finals as his sister was able to move past her exit and give her brother a hug
- United States as his sister was able to move past her exit and give her brother a hug
- Wendy as his sister was able to move past her exit and give her brother a hug


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

Preisendorf thinks Comey should've been fired in 2016 during the Clinton email flap and that it's obvious that Trump fired

OPTIONS:
- Anthony Weiner "just to protect himself.
- CNN "just to protect himself.
- California "just to protect himself.
- Comey "just to protect himself.
- Donald Trump "just to protect himself.
- FBI "just to protect himself.
- Hillary Clinton "just to protect himself.
- Huma Abedin "just to protect himself.
- Jake Lee "just to protect himself.
- James Comey "just to protect himself.
- Kentucky "just to protect himself.
- Lee "just to protect himself.
- Trump "just to protect himself.
- West Hollywood "just to protect himself.


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(CNN) Pigs at family-friendly fairs are responsible for infecting children with a type of swine flu not previously seen in humans, according to a report published by Thursday by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In August, the CDC confirmed variant swine flu viruses in 18 people -- 16 of them children -- who attended agricultural fairs in Michigan and Ohio. When a flu virus that normally circulates in pigs is found in a person, it is called a variant virus. The largest known outbreak of this same virus, referred to as influenza A (H3N2), occurred in 2012.

The

OPTIONS:
- CDC looked at all the samples from the 18 infected people.
- H3N2 looked at all the samples from the 18 infected people.
- Michigan looked at all the samples from the 18 infected people.
- Ohio looked at all the samples from the 18 infected people.
- US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention looked at all the samples from the 18 infected people.
- influenza A looked at all the samples from the 18 infected people.


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Joy Beverley, one third of 1950s group The Beverley Sisters and the widow of Wolverhampton Wanderers captain Billy Wright, has died. The singer, who has been described as 'the Posh Spice of her day', passed away on Monday after reportedly suffering a stroke last week. Blonde and beautiful, the singer and her sisters achieved stardom in the 1950s, although it was Joy, the eldest, who became the most famous of all. That she did was due to her marriage to Wolverhampton Wanderers captain Billy Wright, one of the best-known footballers of the day, in 1958. Wright, who spent his entire career at Wolves, was born in Shropshire in 1924 and endured a stint in the army during World War II before returning to professional football as soon as he could.

Behind the scenes, his personal life was proving just as successful after he met, and later married,

OPTIONS:
- Billy.
- Billy Wright.
- England.
- Joy.
- Joy Beverley.
- Posh Spice.
- Shropshire.
- The Beverley Sisters.
- Wolverhampton Wanderers.
- Wolves.
- World War II.
- Wright.


For Stuart McCall, the memories of May 11, 1985 will never fade. As Bradford City celebrated promotion from the old English Third Division, a day of joy quickly became one of devastation as a fire ripped through the timber main stand at Valley Parade towards the end of the first half, claiming 56 helpless victims. Just 21 years of age, McCall returned to his car, only to find the door handle was burning hot because it had been parked so near to the blaze. Upon learning his father, Andy — one of a large group of McCall’s relatives at the game — had been badly burned and was missing, the young midfielder set off frantically through the streets of Bradford.

But

OPTIONS:
- Andy said: ‘Since I’ve been here, I would say the criticism has been unfair because he has not done a lot wrong.
- Bradford said: ‘Since I’ve been here, I would say the criticism has been unfair because he has not done a lot wrong.
- Bradford City said: ‘Since I’ve been here, I would say the criticism has been unfair because he has not done a lot wrong.
- English Third Division said: ‘Since I’ve been here, I would say the criticism has been unfair because he has not done a lot wrong.
- Fletcher said: ‘Since I’ve been here, I would say the criticism has been unfair because he has not done a lot wrong.
- Inquiry said: ‘Since I’ve been here, I would say the criticism has been unfair because he has not done a lot wrong.
- Martin Fletcher said: ‘Since I’ve been here, I would say the criticism has been unfair because he has not done a lot wrong.
- McCall said: ‘Since I’ve been here, I would say the criticism has been unfair because he has not done a lot wrong.
- Stafford Heginbotham said: ‘Since I’ve been here, I would say the criticism has been unfair because he has not done a lot wrong.
- Stuart McCall said: ‘Since I’ve been here, I would say the criticism has been unfair because he has not done a lot wrong.
- Valley Parade said: ‘Since I’ve been here, I would say the criticism has been unfair because he has not done a lot wrong.


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

Mecca, Saudi Arabia (CNN) -- Chanting "Allahu Akbar" -- God is Greater than any -- more than 2 million pilgrims crossed new pedestrian bridges Saturday to perform one of the last rituals of the Hajj season. Jamarat is a re-enactment of an event when Prophet Abraham stoned the devil and rejected his temptations, according to Muslim traditions. The ritual stoning of three pillars, which occurs in the tent city of Mina -- about two miles from Mecca, was the scene of stampedes and many deaths in the 1980s and 1990s as pilgrims passed a crowded bottleneck area leading to the small pillars on the ground.

According to tradition, the event was a test from

OPTIONS:
- Abraham, who gave Abraham a ram to slaughter instead.
- Allahu Akbar, who gave Abraham a ram to slaughter instead.
- CNN, who gave Abraham a ram to slaughter instead.
- God, who gave Abraham a ram to slaughter instead.
- Hajj, who gave Abraham a ram to slaughter instead.
- Mecca, who gave Abraham a ram to slaughter instead.
- Mina, who gave Abraham a ram to slaughter instead.
- Muslim, who gave Abraham a ram to slaughter instead.
- Prophet Abraham, who gave Abraham a ram to slaughter instead.
- Saudi Arabia, who gave Abraham a ram to slaughter instead.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Thursday described recent attacks in the country and across Europe as "shocking, depressing and terrifying," but she refused to back down from an open-door refugee policy that has attracted fierce criticism following recent assaults in the country. What are the rules for asylum seekers in Germany? Germany has been rattled by four attacks in the past two weeks, three of which authorities say have been carried out by asylum seekers or refugees inspired by Islamist extremism. The attacks have given way to mockery by some Germans as well as foreigners, who have dubbed the recent weeks of bloodshed on social media as #MerkelSommer, or even "Merkel's summer of slaughter."

But she said that

OPTIONS:
- Angela Merkel had faced such challenges before, repeating the phrase "We can do it" several times.
- Europe had faced such challenges before, repeating the phrase "We can do it" several times.
- German had faced such challenges before, repeating the phrase "We can do it" several times.
- Germans had faced such challenges before, repeating the phrase "We can do it" several times.
- Germany had faced such challenges before, repeating the phrase "We can do it" several times.
- ISIS had faced such challenges before, repeating the phrase "We can do it" several times.
- Islamist had faced such challenges before, repeating the phrase "We can do it" several times.
- Merkel had faced such challenges before, repeating the phrase "We can do it" several times.
- MerkelSommer had faced such challenges before, repeating the phrase "We can do it" several times.


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Brighton stretched their unbeaten Sky Bet Championship run to 14 matches by picking up a hard-earned point in a 1-1 draw at Reading. Jamie Murphy eased the league leaders ahead shortly after half-time when he slotted home after good work by Tomer Hemed. But Reading levelled in the 78th minute when Brighton goalkeeper David Stockdale fumbled a Nick Blackman drive and Matej Vydra prodded in the rebound. Brighton went into the match as the only undefeated team in the top five tiers of English football, with a record of eight wins and five draws. They had failed to score in only two of their matches this season, including the 0-0 home draw with Preston last time out.

Hemed escaped on the right flank and his low cross was easily converted by the unmarked

OPTIONS:
- Brighton at the far post.
- David Stockdale at the far post.
- English at the far post.
- Jamie Murphy at the far post.
- Matej Vydra at the far post.
- Nick Blackman at the far post.
- Oliver Norwood at the far post.
- Preston at the far post.
- Reading at the far post.
- Royals at the far post.
- Sam Baldock at the far post.
- Sky Bet Championship at the far post.
- Tomer Hemed at the far post.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) -- The fight to block construction of the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline through east Texas stepped up Monday as protesters locked themselves to machinery. Dozens of others formed a human chain to keep heavy machinery from moving around the proposed pipeline's path in Cherokee County, said Ethan Nuss, spokesman for the Tar Sands Blockade group. Three protesters at another location suspended themselves from 50-foot pine trees with their life lines anchored by the construction equipment, Nuss said. Cherokee County sheriff's deputies used "pain compliance" measures, including pepper spray, to remove the four protesters locked to the machinery, Nuss said. The four were dragged away "very aggressively and painfully" and arrested, he said.

While construction of some segments of the proposed 1,700-mile pipeline has not been approved, the

OPTIONS:
- CNN government and courts have cleared its path through that state.
- Cherokee County government and courts have cleared its path through that state.
- Ethan Nuss government and courts have cleared its path through that state.
- Keystone XL government and courts have cleared its path through that state.
- Nuss government and courts have cleared its path through that state.
- Tar Sands Blockade group government and courts have cleared its path through that state.
- Texas government and courts have cleared its path through that state.


How does the sentence end?

Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump and his top immigration enforcers have begun to focus their attention on the deadly MS-13 gang, saying the administration's hardline immigration policies are focused on stopping its spread in the US. "MS-13, you know about MS-13?" Trump said at a speech before the National Rifle Association Friday in Atlanta. "It's not pleasant for them anymore. That's a bad group. Not pleasant for MS-13 -- get them the hell out of here, right? Get them out." But the truth about the gang, the first street gang to be labeled a "transnational criminal organization" by the US government, is more complicated -- and experts say using MS-13 to justify cracking down on undocumented immigrants could actually make the gang stronger.

In the current fiscal year, which began last fall, 253

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta members have been arrested.
- CNN members have been arrested.
- Donald Trump members have been arrested.
- MS-13 members have been arrested.
- National Rifle Association members have been arrested.
- Trump members have been arrested.
- US members have been arrested.
- Washington members have been arrested.


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Washington (CNN) Woody Guthrie, the iconic protest singer, once turned his pen toward Fred Trump, casting the current Republican front-runner's father as "Old Man Trump," according to a new dive into the Woody Guthrie Archives by University of Central Lancashire Professor Will Kaufman. "I suppose Old Man Trump knows just how much racial hate he stirred up," Guthrie wrote in one of his notebooks. Kaufman wrote Guthrie once lived in a Trump-owned Brooklyn apartment. Guthrie came to hate the development and the neighborhood for what he viewed as a hostile environment toward people of color -- and laid the blame on Trump.

The

OPTIONS:
- Brooklyn campaign did not respond to a request for comment.
- CNN campaign did not respond to a request for comment.
- Donald Trump campaign did not respond to a request for comment.
- Fred Trump campaign did not respond to a request for comment.
- Guthrie campaign did not respond to a request for comment.
- Kaufman campaign did not respond to a request for comment.
- Old Man Trump campaign did not respond to a request for comment.
- Republican campaign did not respond to a request for comment.
- Trump campaign did not respond to a request for comment.
- University of Central Lancashire campaign did not respond to a request for comment.
- Washington campaign did not respond to a request for comment.
- Will Kaufman campaign did not respond to a request for comment.
- Woody Guthrie campaign did not respond to a request for comment.
- Woody Guthrie Archives campaign did not respond to a request for comment.


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Boca Raton, Florida (CNN) -- The third and final presidential debate proved to be a substantive, if not sharp, discussion on the major issues facing the nation as both candidates tried in earnest to persuade the small sliver of undecideds to vote for them. While foreign policy was the overarching theme, it was no surprise that the domestic economy shared center stage as President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney each sought to score points on the No. 1 issue of this election. In two weeks, the long and bitter campaign will come to a close -- barring an election controversy [shudder the thought] -- and Monday night's debate will help frame the discussion in the closing days.

But

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama also saw some benefit in not being president.
- Boca Raton also saw some benefit in not being president.
- CNN also saw some benefit in not being president.
- Florida also saw some benefit in not being president.
- Mitt Romney also saw some benefit in not being president.
- Obama also saw some benefit in not being president.
- Romney also saw some benefit in not being president.


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(CNN) The North Korea monitoring project 38 North says that satellite imagery shows "suspicious activity" at a nuclear enrichment site in North Korea. Plumes of exhaust steam, a byproduct of heating the main plant at the Yongbyon Radiochemical Laboratory complex, have been seen in commercial satellite images taken March 12 and over the preceding five weeks, the group says. Trump on potential war between Japan and North Korea: 'If they do, they do' This activity is unusual, the report by the Washington-based project says. "Exhaust plumes have rarely been seen there and none have been observed on any examined imagery this past winter," the report says.

In January,

OPTIONS:
- Japan announced what it said was a successful test of a hydrogen weapon, and more recently it claimed that it had miniaturized warheads.
- North announced what it said was a successful test of a hydrogen weapon, and more recently it claimed that it had miniaturized warheads.
- North Korea announced what it said was a successful test of a hydrogen weapon, and more recently it claimed that it had miniaturized warheads.
- North Korean announced what it said was a successful test of a hydrogen weapon, and more recently it claimed that it had miniaturized warheads.
- Plumes announced what it said was a successful test of a hydrogen weapon, and more recently it claimed that it had miniaturized warheads.
- Pyongyang announced what it said was a successful test of a hydrogen weapon, and more recently it claimed that it had miniaturized warheads.
- Trump announced what it said was a successful test of a hydrogen weapon, and more recently it claimed that it had miniaturized warheads.
- Washington announced what it said was a successful test of a hydrogen weapon, and more recently it claimed that it had miniaturized warheads.
- Yongbyon Radiochemical Laboratory announced what it said was a successful test of a hydrogen weapon, and more recently it claimed that it had miniaturized warheads.


Germany cancelled a football match against Holland in Hanover just 90 minutes before kick-off after receiving 'concrete information' about a terror threat. A concert venue in the city was also evacuated amid heightened security concerns in the wake of last week's atrocities in Paris. One report on a local newspaper website claimed an ambulance packed with explosives was found outside the HDI Arena. There were also reports of a known trouble-maker, who was held at gunpoint by police outside the ground. According to an NTV reporter on CNN, a second suspicious device was found in a train station close to the stadium.

Regularly we receive information about threats against

OPTIONS:
- Angela Merkel, especially after an attack like in Paris.
- CNN, especially after an attack like in Paris.
- German, especially after an attack like in Paris.
- Germany, especially after an attack like in Paris.
- HDI Arena, especially after an attack like in Paris.
- Hanover, especially after an attack like in Paris.
- Holland, especially after an attack like in Paris.
- NTV, especially after an attack like in Paris.
- North African, especially after an attack like in Paris.
- Paris, especially after an attack like in Paris.


Michelle Duggar appeared to accuse the chief of police who released records about son Josh's molestation charges of having a 'lesbian agenda' against her family during Wednesday night's interview with Fox News. The interview, Michelle and Jim Bob's first since the allegations surfaced last month, saw the reality stars claim that Springdale Police Chief Kathy O'Kelley had deliberately sought to 'hurt' their family just before she retires later this month. When asked by Megyn Kelly if they knew of any motivation for the police chief to target them, Jim Bob said that the 'attack' on the 19 Kids And Counting family was a deliberate bid by O'Kelley to 'hurt' his family for a 'bribe.'

OPTIONS:
- Duggars was forced to resign his post at the FRC, an anti-gay lobbying group, in the wake of his molestation scandal.
- Fox News was forced to resign his post at the FRC, an anti-gay lobbying group, in the wake of his molestation scandal.
- Jim Bob was forced to resign his post at the FRC, an anti-gay lobbying group, in the wake of his molestation scandal.
- Josh was forced to resign his post at the FRC, an anti-gay lobbying group, in the wake of his molestation scandal.
- Kathy O'Kelley was forced to resign his post at the FRC, an anti-gay lobbying group, in the wake of his molestation scandal.
- Kids And Counting was forced to resign his post at the FRC, an anti-gay lobbying group, in the wake of his molestation scandal.
- Megyn Kelly was forced to resign his post at the FRC, an anti-gay lobbying group, in the wake of his molestation scandal.
- Michelle was forced to resign his post at the FRC, an anti-gay lobbying group, in the wake of his molestation scandal.
- Michelle Duggar was forced to resign his post at the FRC, an anti-gay lobbying group, in the wake of his molestation scandal.
- O'Kelley was forced to resign his post at the FRC, an anti-gay lobbying group, in the wake of his molestation scandal.
- Springdale was forced to resign his post at the FRC, an anti-gay lobbying group, in the wake of his molestation scandal.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Travel chaos is set to return in Calais in the coming weeks after a giant ferry firm announced today that it was set to sack 400 French workers. Danish firm DFDS revealed that it would lay off two thirds of the 600 employees currently working at MyFerryLink, raising the prospect of more wildcat strikes by union hardliners. Strikes which shut down cross-Channel services caused gridlock at the French port, allowing would-be migrants to jump on to lorries in a desperate bid to make it to Britain. Today DFDS claimed that it had 'saved' 200 jobs at MyFerryLink, which is owned by the company but run by a workers' co-operative called SCOP Seafrance.

'Tear gas was used, as well as baton charges, as officers tried to remove the trade unionists from the

OPTIONS:
- Britain, and also from blocking nearby motorways,' said the police source.
- Calais, and also from blocking nearby motorways,' said the police source.
- Channel Tunnel, and also from blocking nearby motorways,' said the police source.
- DFDS, and also from blocking nearby motorways,' said the police source.
- Danish, and also from blocking nearby motorways,' said the police source.
- Eurostar, and also from blocking nearby motorways,' said the police source.
- Eurotunnel, and also from blocking nearby motorways,' said the police source.
- French, and also from blocking nearby motorways,' said the police source.
- Migrants, and also from blocking nearby motorways,' said the police source.
- MyFerryLink, and also from blocking nearby motorways,' said the police source.
- SCOP Seafrance, and also from blocking nearby motorways,' said the police source.


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

Comedian Adam Hills has humiliated Australian tennis legend Pat Cash as revenge for his attack on him when he was a teenage ball boy. Hills revealed on his TV series The Last Leg that Cash bullied him when he was a ball boy at the Australian Indoor Tennis Championships in Sydney when he was 16 years old. The incident, which occurred when  Cash was taking on Ivan Lendl, was described by Hills as 'the lowest moment of my life'. 'Lendl had sawdust in his pocket and whenever he would put it on his grip he would then throw a bit on the court,' Hills said.

After telling his story,

OPTIONS:
- Adam Hills then gestured to a jar of sawdust on his desk, which he accidentally knocked onto the studio floor.
- Australian then gestured to a jar of sawdust on his desk, which he accidentally knocked onto the studio floor.
- Australian Indoor Tennis Championships then gestured to a jar of sawdust on his desk, which he accidentally knocked onto the studio floor.
- Cash then gestured to a jar of sawdust on his desk, which he accidentally knocked onto the studio floor.
- Hills then gestured to a jar of sawdust on his desk, which he accidentally knocked onto the studio floor.
- Ivan Lendl then gestured to a jar of sawdust on his desk, which he accidentally knocked onto the studio floor.
- Lendl then gestured to a jar of sawdust on his desk, which he accidentally knocked onto the studio floor.
- Pat Cash then gestured to a jar of sawdust on his desk, which he accidentally knocked onto the studio floor.
- Sydney then gestured to a jar of sawdust on his desk, which he accidentally knocked onto the studio floor.
- The Last Leg then gestured to a jar of sawdust on his desk, which he accidentally knocked onto the studio floor.


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

(CNN) What do United Airlines, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer and Fox News host Bill O'Reilly have in common? They all bungled responses to public relations crises this week, says Lanny Davis, a lawyer and crisis management specialist. Speaking with CNN's Michael Smerconish on Saturday, Davis said United Airlines' response to a viral video of a passenger being dragged off a flight was a "textbook case of how to do everything wrong." Davis, whose past clients include Martha Stewart and the NFL's Washington Redskins, was particularly critical of United CEO Oscar Munoz. In his initial statement about the incident on Monday, Munoz only apologized for "having to re-accommodate ... customers." An email he later sent to United employees described the removed passenger as "disruptive and belligerent."

Although Spicer apologized for the comment,

OPTIONS:
- Assad insisted that Spicer was still fundamentally ill-suited for the job.
- Bill O'Reilly insisted that Spicer was still fundamentally ill-suited for the job.
- CNN insisted that Spicer was still fundamentally ill-suited for the job.
- Davis insisted that Spicer was still fundamentally ill-suited for the job.
- Fox News insisted that Spicer was still fundamentally ill-suited for the job.
- Hitler insisted that Spicer was still fundamentally ill-suited for the job.
- Lanny Davis insisted that Spicer was still fundamentally ill-suited for the job.
- Martha Stewart insisted that Spicer was still fundamentally ill-suited for the job.
- Michael Smerconish insisted that Spicer was still fundamentally ill-suited for the job.
- Munoz insisted that Spicer was still fundamentally ill-suited for the job.
- NFL insisted that Spicer was still fundamentally ill-suited for the job.
- Oscar Munoz insisted that Spicer was still fundamentally ill-suited for the job.
- Sean Spicer insisted that Spicer was still fundamentally ill-suited for the job.
- Syria insisted that Spicer was still fundamentally ill-suited for the job.
- United insisted that Spicer was still fundamentally ill-suited for the job.
- United Airlines insisted that Spicer was still fundamentally ill-suited for the job.
- Washington Redskins insisted that Spicer was still fundamentally ill-suited for the job.
- White House insisted that Spicer was still fundamentally ill-suited for the job.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) Amazon may be trying to offer an alternative to HBO's upcoming drama "Confederate." "Black America," a series in development for Amazon, will focus on freed slaves who form their own country. The show is being viewed by some as "Confederate" counter-programming. HBO announced plans last month for its show set in a contemporary world in which slavery remains legal, sparking controversy and calls for cancellation. Related: HBO draws ire after 'Confederate' announcement HBO says it has "respect" for the "concern" being voiced, but stands by the vision of "Confederate" producers David Benioff, D.B. Weiss, Nichelle Tramble Spellman and Malcolm Spellman, who have yet to write or produce any episodes.

It was voted a best book by

OPTIONS:
- Amazon last year.
- Black America last year.
- CNN last year.
- Confederate last year.
- David Benioff last year.
- HBO last year.
- Project last year.


Complete the passage.

William Tallon was more than just the Queen Mother’s favourite servant. He rose from impoverished beginnings to become her confidant and close friend. As the first part of a remarkable new biography revealed last week, Tallon was also a predatory homosexual who breached Royal security by bringing young men back to Clarence House at night. And he made powerful enemies. Here, in the final extract of Backstairs Billy, we reveal that courtiers took their revenge by banishing him from the Queen Mother’s side, shamefully disregarding her wish that he should be allowed to live at Clarence House for the rest of his life.

For years he had organised lunches and dinners for the

OPTIONS:
- Backstairs Billy, but he had never had to make his own meals.
- Clarence House, but he had never had to make his own meals.
- Mother, but he had never had to make his own meals.
- Queen, but he had never had to make his own meals.
- Queen Mother, but he had never had to make his own meals.
- Royal, but he had never had to make his own meals.
- Tallon, but he had never had to make his own meals.
- William Tallon, but he had never had to make his own meals.


Complete the passage.

Saletta, Italy (CNN) [Breaking news update, posted at 12:30 a.m. ET on August 25] At least 247 people were killed after a 6.2-magnitude earthquake struck central Italy Wednesday, according to Italy's Civil Protection Department. [Previous story, posted at 10:16 p.m. ET on August 24] In the small Italian towns hit hard by a magnitude-6.2 earthquake that struck in the middle of the night, rescuers feverishly dug through the rubble of downed homes and apartments looking for survivors. In one such rescue, shown on CNN affiliate Sky TG24, a firefighter in Amatrice clawed at the rubble, trying to get to a little girl.

More than 1,000 people have been displaced by the quake, and the

OPTIONS:
- Amatrice agency said no residents will be allowed to sleep in the devastated town of Amatrice Wednesday night.
- CNN agency said no residents will be allowed to sleep in the devastated town of Amatrice Wednesday night.
- Civil Protection Department agency said no residents will be allowed to sleep in the devastated town of Amatrice Wednesday night.
- Italian agency said no residents will be allowed to sleep in the devastated town of Amatrice Wednesday night.
- Italy agency said no residents will be allowed to sleep in the devastated town of Amatrice Wednesday night.
- Saletta agency said no residents will be allowed to sleep in the devastated town of Amatrice Wednesday night.
- Sky TG24 agency said no residents will be allowed to sleep in the devastated town of Amatrice Wednesday night.


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

Police helped a family of 12 go abroad to join Islamic State by providing an official letter confirming they were free to travel, it has been revealed. The Dawood family of three sisters and their nine children are believed to be living in Syria after vanishing two weeks ago and leaving relatives back home in Bradford heartbroken. Their first attempt to leave in March was foiled when they were questioned by the authorities at Manchester Airport under the Terrorism Act and missed their flight as a result. Now a letter written on headed notepaper by a West Yorkshire Police constable has emerged to show how the police helped the Dawood sisters make the journey at the second attempt.

A

OPTIONS:
- Bradford police spokesman said: 'It was a letter sent to the travel agents just to confirm that there were no travel restrictions in place at that time.'
- Dawood police spokesman said: 'It was a letter sent to the travel agents just to confirm that there were no travel restrictions in place at that time.'
- Islamic State police spokesman said: 'It was a letter sent to the travel agents just to confirm that there were no travel restrictions in place at that time.'
- Khadija police spokesman said: 'It was a letter sent to the travel agents just to confirm that there were no travel restrictions in place at that time.'
- Manchester Airport police spokesman said: 'It was a letter sent to the travel agents just to confirm that there were no travel restrictions in place at that time.'
- Sugra police spokesman said: 'It was a letter sent to the travel agents just to confirm that there were no travel restrictions in place at that time.'
- Syria police spokesman said: 'It was a letter sent to the travel agents just to confirm that there were no travel restrictions in place at that time.'
- Terrorism Act police spokesman said: 'It was a letter sent to the travel agents just to confirm that there were no travel restrictions in place at that time.'
- West Yorkshire police spokesman said: 'It was a letter sent to the travel agents just to confirm that there were no travel restrictions in place at that time.'
- West Yorkshire Police police spokesman said: 'It was a letter sent to the travel agents just to confirm that there were no travel restrictions in place at that time.'
- Zohra Dawood police spokesman said: 'It was a letter sent to the travel agents just to confirm that there were no travel restrictions in place at that time.'


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

Lester Holt will most likely take Brian Williams' anchor chair on 'NBC Nightly News' permanently, reports say. Williams will likely lose his 'Nightly News' anchor role as talks continue among NBC chiefs who are working to come up with a solution, according to sources. It is becoming increasingly clear that Holt will remain in the anchor chair after Williams' six-month suspension is up, CNN reports. 'Brian’s six-month suspension is over in early August, and NBC chiefs are under pressure to come up with a solution,' a source told Page Six. However, the solution may already be in place -- or in anchor chair.

The network subsequently ordered an internal investigation into other instances where

OPTIONS:
- Brian Williams allegedly embellished his experiences, most often in talk show appearances.
- Brian’s allegedly embellished his experiences, most often in talk show appearances.
- CNN allegedly embellished his experiences, most often in talk show appearances.
- Holt allegedly embellished his experiences, most often in talk show appearances.
- Lester Holt allegedly embellished his experiences, most often in talk show appearances.
- NBC allegedly embellished his experiences, most often in talk show appearances.
- NBC Nightly News allegedly embellished his experiences, most often in talk show appearances.
- Nightly News allegedly embellished his experiences, most often in talk show appearances.
- Page Six allegedly embellished his experiences, most often in talk show appearances.
- Williams allegedly embellished his experiences, most often in talk show appearances.


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

(CNN) Donald Trump named two top advisers to his administration Sunday, tapping Republican Party Chairman Reince Priebus to be his new chief of staff and Steve Bannon, the Trump campaign CEO and executive chairman of Breitbart News, as chief strategist and senior counselor. "Steve and Reince are highly qualified leaders who worked well together on our campaign and led us to a historic victory. Now I will have them both with me in the White House as we work to make America great again," Trump said in the release. It's an unusual arrangement that could create two power centers in the new White House, one around the Republican establishment and one connected to the far right and more controversial wing of conservatism. The campaign statement, which listed Bannon's role first, referred to the two men as "equal partners."

As Trump's candidacy was engulfed in the controversy stemming from a 2005 tape in which he boasted about being able to grope and kiss women without their consent, and as sexual assault allegations surfaced the next week, Priebus stood fast behind

OPTIONS:
- America and worked to salvage his campaign.
- Bannon and worked to salvage his campaign.
- Breitbart News and worked to salvage his campaign.
- CNN and worked to salvage his campaign.
- Donald Trump and worked to salvage his campaign.
- Priebus and worked to salvage his campaign.
- Reince and worked to salvage his campaign.
- Reince Priebus and worked to salvage his campaign.
- Republican and worked to salvage his campaign.
- Republican Party and worked to salvage his campaign.
- Steve and worked to salvage his campaign.
- Steve Bannon and worked to salvage his campaign.
- Trump and worked to salvage his campaign.
- White House and worked to salvage his campaign.


How does this story end?

Beijing (CNN) -- After focusing on "green cars" in recent years, carmakers are wowing visitors at the Auto China 2012 car show with vehicles that are big, bad and gas-guzzling. "I would definitely be interested if the price was right," says Wang Xizhen as he ogled a deep purple Aston Martin DBS. Aston Martin launched its Dragon 88 China-only limited edition this week. With gold dragon emblems embroidered onto its leather seats, the car also carries a hefty price tag - more than 5 million yuan (nearly $800,000). Jeep also launched a China-inspired car -- a flashy Wrangler concept car emblazoned with a long silvery dragon across the hood.

Manley said because the brand is committed to China, it's important to design and tailor vehicles specifically to

OPTIONS:
- Aston Martin tastes.
- Aston Martin DBS tastes.
- Auto China tastes.
- Beijing tastes.
- CNN tastes.
- China tastes.
- Chinese tastes.
- Dragon 88 China tastes.
- Jeep tastes.
- Wang Xizhen tastes.
- Wrangler tastes.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Washington (CNN) Fired FBI Director James Comey publicly confirmed for the first time Wednesday a series of "very concerning," "very awkward" and "inappropriate" conversations with President Donald Trump that concerned him "greatly" -- but do these interactions rise to the level of obstruction of justice? Some legal experts say this isn't a close call. What is obstruction of justice? "Let's just keep this in perspective. There is a criminal investigation going on of one of the President's top associates, his former national security adviser, one of the most ... important people in the government. He gets fired. He's under criminal investigation and the President brings in the FBI director and says, please stop your investigation," said CNN senior legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin on CNN's Newsroom. "If that isn't obstruction of justice, I don't know what is."

"Plus, to repeat, he did not order

OPTIONS:
- CNN to end the investigation.
- Comey to end the investigation.
- Donald Trump to end the investigation.
- FBI to end the investigation.
- James Comey to end the investigation.
- Jeffrey Toobin to end the investigation.
- Michael Flynn to end the investigation.
- Newsroom to end the investigation.
- Senate to end the investigation.
- Trump to end the investigation.
- Washington to end the investigation.


How does this story end?

Dylann Roof's sister has removed a crowdfunding page asking for donations to help send her on a dream honeymoon after a barrage of criticism which called it insensitive and offensive. Amber Roof, 27, called off her nuptials after her brother allegedly murdered nine black churchgoers in a racially motivated massacre. She was due to wed Michael Tyo on June 21 - just four days after the atrocity in Charleston, South Carolina. Five days ago a GoFundMe page attributed to the couple called 'A Fresh Start for Michael and Amber' went live, in which she asked for $5,000 to help recoup 'lost wedding costs, to pay bills, and to send us on our dream honeymoon'.

In Amber's

OPTIONS:
- Amber plea, posted on June 27, she wrote: 'Our wedding day was full of sorrow, pain, and shame, tainted by the actions of one man.'
- Amber Roof plea, posted on June 27, she wrote: 'Our wedding day was full of sorrow, pain, and shame, tainted by the actions of one man.'
- Charleston plea, posted on June 27, she wrote: 'Our wedding day was full of sorrow, pain, and shame, tainted by the actions of one man.'
- Dylann Roof plea, posted on June 27, she wrote: 'Our wedding day was full of sorrow, pain, and shame, tainted by the actions of one man.'
- Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church plea, posted on June 27, she wrote: 'Our wedding day was full of sorrow, pain, and shame, tainted by the actions of one man.'
- Fresh Start for Michael plea, posted on June 27, she wrote: 'Our wedding day was full of sorrow, pain, and shame, tainted by the actions of one man.'
- GoFundMe plea, posted on June 27, she wrote: 'Our wedding day was full of sorrow, pain, and shame, tainted by the actions of one man.'
- Lexington plea, posted on June 27, she wrote: 'Our wedding day was full of sorrow, pain, and shame, tainted by the actions of one man.'
- Michael Tyo plea, posted on June 27, she wrote: 'Our wedding day was full of sorrow, pain, and shame, tainted by the actions of one man.'
- Said plea, posted on June 27, she wrote: 'Our wedding day was full of sorrow, pain, and shame, tainted by the actions of one man.'
- South Carolina plea, posted on June 27, she wrote: 'Our wedding day was full of sorrow, pain, and shame, tainted by the actions of one man.'
- The Mitchell House and Gardens plea, posted on June 27, she wrote: 'Our wedding day was full of sorrow, pain, and shame, tainted by the actions of one man.'
- U.S. Army Reserve plea, posted on June 27, she wrote: 'Our wedding day was full of sorrow, pain, and shame, tainted by the actions of one man.'


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

French telecoms giant Orange said it wants to cut ties with the Israeli company that licenses its brand in the country – spurring Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to demand that Paris distance itself from the company's 'miserable' decision. Orange's statement came just hours after its chief executive was accused of giving in to a pro-Palestinian campaign. The company, which is partly controlled by the French government, insisted its decision to end its brand-licensing agreement with Partner, Israel's second largest mobile operator, was not politically motivated. But Israel lashed out at the decision, which appeared to be related to Partner's operations in the occupied West Bank.

Calls for a withdrawal of investment in Israel have also intensified because of its continuing occupation of

OPTIONS:
- Benjamin Netanyahu territories – something which is illegal under international law.
- French territories – something which is illegal under international law.
- Israel territories – something which is illegal under international law.
- Israeli territories – something which is illegal under international law.
- Orange territories – something which is illegal under international law.
- Palestinian territories – something which is illegal under international law.
- Paris territories – something which is illegal under international law.
- Partner territories – something which is illegal under international law.
- Partner's territories – something which is illegal under international law.
- Telecoms territories – something which is illegal under international law.
- West Bank territories – something which is illegal under international law.


How does this story end?

(CNN) The family of a young Afghan boy, who gained worldwide fame after being photographed wearing a makeshift Lionel Messi soccer jersey fashioned from a plastic bag, has fled to Pakistan after receiving threats, the father of the boy told CNN. The family is now living in Quetta and has submitted an application with the United Nations seeking asylum in Pakistan. "I received 20-30 unknown threatening calls in Afghanistan asking why I'm teaching my kid about football and not teaching him about the Quran," the boy's father, Muhammad Arif Ahmadi, told CNN. The family decided to flee to Pakistan 40 days ago for their safety, he said.

"

OPTIONS:
- Afghan cannot protect itself, so how can it protect me and my kids?"
- Afghanistan cannot protect itself, so how can it protect me and my kids?"
- CNN cannot protect itself, so how can it protect me and my kids?"
- Lionel Messi cannot protect itself, so how can it protect me and my kids?"
- Muhammad Arif Ahmadi cannot protect itself, so how can it protect me and my kids?"
- Pakistan cannot protect itself, so how can it protect me and my kids?"
- Quetta cannot protect itself, so how can it protect me and my kids?"
- Quran cannot protect itself, so how can it protect me and my kids?"
- United Nations cannot protect itself, so how can it protect me and my kids?"


Write the next sentence.

They might not have had quite as rapturous a reception as 'WillKat' but 'ChaCam', as the local media has christened them, certainly know how to put on a show. So far, the star is proving to be Camilla who showed off her increasingly confident sense of style during a reception at the British ambassador's residence in Washington D.C last night. Resplendent in a shimmering silk gown by Bruce Oldfield and her trademark pearl choker, the Duchess of Cornwall cut a glamorous figure as she arrived on the arm of Prince Charles. Scroll down for video Glamorous: Camilla in a chic Bruce Oldfield gown during a banquet on the second day of the US tour

But Camilla isn't the only one who has proved a hit with the US public, with Charles also pulling in the crowds - most obviously during a whistle-stop tour of

OPTIONS:
- British's many monuments yesterday.
- Bruce Oldfield's many monuments yesterday.
- Camilla's many monuments yesterday.
- ChaCam's many monuments yesterday.
- Charles's many monuments yesterday.
- Duchess of Cornwall's many monuments yesterday.
- Obama's many monuments yesterday.
- US's many monuments yesterday.
- United States's many monuments yesterday.
- Washington D.C's many monuments yesterday.
- White House's many monuments yesterday.
- WillKat's many monuments yesterday.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) Ronald Reagan's defining leadership moment came in 1987, when he demanded that his Cold War adversary "tear down" the Berlin Wall. John F. Kennedy's happened after the Bay of Pigs disaster in 1961, when he admitted failure in a display of presidential accountability that caused his popularity to soar. And Franklin Delano Roosevelt? His moment came a day after Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. Standing before Congress in his steel leg braces, Roosevelt delivered a speech that made clear America's resilience and declared December 7, 1941 "a date which will live in infamy." Successful presidents are many things, but above all they must be great leaders. They must possess clarity of vision and the communication skills to inspire and unite. Great leaders also surround themselves with strong advisers who have license to speak their minds, and they possess the emotional capacity to connect with the dreams and fears of those they lead.

But those meetings could not alter the fact that

OPTIONS:
- America's protectionist "America first" crusade has left the United States isolated.
- Bay of Pigs's protectionist "America first" crusade has left the United States isolated.
- Berlin Wall's protectionist "America first" crusade has left the United States isolated.
- CNN's protectionist "America first" crusade has left the United States isolated.
- Cold War's protectionist "America first" crusade has left the United States isolated.
- Congress's protectionist "America first" crusade has left the United States isolated.
- Doug Elmets's protectionist "America first" crusade has left the United States isolated.
- Elmets's protectionist "America first" crusade has left the United States isolated.
- Franklin Delano Roosevelt's protectionist "America first" crusade has left the United States isolated.
- G20's protectionist "America first" crusade has left the United States isolated.
- Japan's protectionist "America first" crusade has left the United States isolated.
- John F. Kennedy's protectionist "America first" crusade has left the United States isolated.
- Pearl Harbor's protectionist "America first" crusade has left the United States isolated.
- Ronald Reagan's protectionist "America first" crusade has left the United States isolated.
- Roosevelt's protectionist "America first" crusade has left the United States isolated.
- Trump's protectionist "America first" crusade has left the United States isolated.


Write the next sentence.

WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- U.S. authorities have ratcheted up pressure on one of Mexico's most notorious drug cartels, releasing new details about the so-called Gulf Cartel's operations and offering up to a $50 million reward for the arrest of its leaders. These are weapons that the Mexican army said it seized from the ruthless Gulf Cartel in 2008. A federal indictment unsealed Monday charged Miguel Trevino Morales, a leader of the northern Mexico-based Gulf Cartel, of operating a criminal enterprise, cocaine distribution and firearms violations. Concurrently, prosecutors updated a separate indictment against three other top leaders of the Gulf Cartel: Antonio Cardenas Guillen, Jorge Eduardo Costilla and Heriberto Lazcano, for drug trafficking related crimes, all believed to be at large in Mexico.

The court documents detail telephone conversations between the four leaders and more than a dozen other cartel members allegedly discussing the transportation and smuggling of cocaine and marijuana into the

OPTIONS:
- Antonio Cardenas Guillen.
- CNN.
- Gulf Cartel.
- Heriberto Lazcano.
- Jorge Eduardo Costilla.
- Los Zetas.
- Mexican.
- Mexico.
- Miguel Trevino Morales.
- U.S..
- WASHINGTON.