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A gang wielding knives and axes attacked civilians, a police station, government offices and smashed vehicles in a restive region of China, the country's state-run Xinhua news agency reported Tuesday, citing local police. The incident -- called an "organized and premeditated" terror attack -- occurred Monday in northwestern China's Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region. Police officers at the scene shot dead dozens of people in the mob. Thirty-one cars were vandalized, including six that were set ablaze. It was not immediately known how many people were killed and injured. The location, Shache County, is where nine people authorities describe as terrorists attacked a police station, hurled explosives and torched police cars in December. Police shot and killed eight people in that attack.

Some Uyghurs have expressed resentment toward China's

OPTIONS:
- China majority in recent years over what they say is harsh treatment from Chinese security forces and Han people taking the lion's share of economic opportunities in Xinjiang.
- Han Chinese majority in recent years over what they say is harsh treatment from Chinese security forces and Han people taking the lion's share of economic opportunities in Xinjiang.
- Shache County majority in recent years over what they say is harsh treatment from Chinese security forces and Han people taking the lion's share of economic opportunities in Xinjiang.
- Turkic Muslim majority in recent years over what they say is harsh treatment from Chinese security forces and Han people taking the lion's share of economic opportunities in Xinjiang.
- Uyghurs majority in recent years over what they say is harsh treatment from Chinese security forces and Han people taking the lion's share of economic opportunities in Xinjiang.
- Xinhua majority in recent years over what they say is harsh treatment from Chinese security forces and Han people taking the lion's share of economic opportunities in Xinjiang.
- Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region majority in recent years over what they say is harsh treatment from Chinese security forces and Han people taking the lion's share of economic opportunities in Xinjiang.


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Lewis Hamilton began the new Formula One season in stunning fashion with a crushing qualifying performance to grab the fourth pole position of his career for the Australian Grand Prix. It is clear that after a dominant 2014 from Mercedes they will again be the team to beat in 2015 as reigning champion Hamilton blasted his way to top spot on the grid at Melbourne's Albert Park, putting even team-mate Nico Rosberg in the shade. Hamilton finished with a lap of one minute 26.327secs, a staggering 0.6secs clear of Rosberg as Mercedes locked out the front row, with Williams' Felipe Massa the best of the rest, but 1.4secs down on the 30-year-old Briton.

So, with 10 minutes to go until the start of qualifying, why not catch up on the very latest news from Melbourne, starting with Hamilton and his hope that he will be remembered as a legend when he retires from

OPTIONS:
- Albert Park.
- Australian.
- Briton.
- Felipe Massa.
- Formula One.
- Grand Prix.
- Hamilton.
- Jenson Button.
- Kevin Magnussen.
- Lewis Hamilton.
- McLaren.
- Melbourne.
- Mercedes.
- Nico Rosberg.
- Q1.
- Rosberg.
- Williams.


(CNN) -- Manchester United's financial state was thrown into stark relief on Thursday after the English club's American owners revealed a record loss of $137 million despite making an unprecedented operating profit of $160 million. The disparity of figures is largely caused by interest payments of $67 million and a one-off cost of $107 million relating to the Premier League outfit's bond scheme, launched in January to help restructure the debts accrued by the Glazer family in purchasing the 18-time English champions in 2005. The club produced a record turnover of $455 million for the year ended June 2010, more than double that of local rivals Manchester City, but suffered a big swing from last year's profit of $77 million -- which was largely due to the world-record $130 million sale of Cristiano Ronaldo to Real Madrid.

We have £165 million (£260 million) in the bank, but in some ways we would prefer to have £80 million in the bank and

OPTIONS:
- American on the pitch."
- CNN on the pitch."
- Cristiano Ronaldo on the pitch."
- English on the pitch."
- Glazer on the pitch."
- Man Utd on the pitch."
- Manchester City on the pitch."
- Manchester United on the pitch."
- Premier League on the pitch."
- Real Madrid on the pitch."
- United on the pitch."


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Washington (CNN) With a decision imminent, President Donald Trump is narrowing his options to head the Federal Reserve, deciding among candidates who represent widely divergent views on the US economy. Trump could unveil his choice for one of the most powerful postings in the world as soon as this week, people familiar with the process say. The President himself has teased an impending announcement in remarks over the past several days. Still on the shortlist is current chairwoman Janet Yellen, a Democrat who met with Trump in the Oval Office last week, whom sources say has won over the President after his harsh criticisms of her on the campaign trail last year.

I also met with

OPTIONS:
- CNN, who I like a lot.
- Democrat, who I like a lot.
- Donald Trump, who I like a lot.
- Federal Reserve, who I like a lot.
- Janet Yellen, who I like a lot.
- Oval Office, who I like a lot.
- Trump, who I like a lot.
- US, who I like a lot.
- Washington, who I like a lot.


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London (CNN) -- Two iconic teams, each boasting a history and tradition that spans generations, will go head-to-head for club football's biggest prize on Saturday. Manchester United, the champions of England, face Barcelona, the champions of Spain, at London's famous Wembley Stadium for the right to be crowned Europe's best. These are teams whose exploits inspire emotions and evoke memories that are embedded in the psyche of fans all over the globe. But who will triumph in the UEFA Champions League final -- the culmination of a competition that began with qualifying rounds in June last year -- when the two titans clash in front of 86,000 avid supporters and millions more watching around the world?

UEFA has been accused of pricing fans out of attending the match, but the reality is that the ruling body could fill

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona three times over because of the support that both teams generate.
- CNN three times over because of the support that both teams generate.
- Champions League three times over because of the support that both teams generate.
- England three times over because of the support that both teams generate.
- Europe three times over because of the support that both teams generate.
- European three times over because of the support that both teams generate.
- London three times over because of the support that both teams generate.
- Manchester United three times over because of the support that both teams generate.
- Rome three times over because of the support that both teams generate.
- Spain three times over because of the support that both teams generate.
- UEFA three times over because of the support that both teams generate.
- UEFA Champions League three times over because of the support that both teams generate.
- Wembley three times over because of the support that both teams generate.
- Wembley Stadium three times over because of the support that both teams generate.


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Brodie Retallick has insisted 'I'm not a defending champion' and rejected the premise New Zealand's World Cup rivals will copy the All Blacks' all-court game. New Zealand lock Retallick was voted World Player of the Year in 2014, with peers and coaches across the globe purring at his remarkable skill-set. The 24-year-old was still awaiting a Super Rugby debut when New Zealand claimed World Cup glory in 2011, Retallick watching the 8-7 victory over France at his local fire station. Retallick's humbling naivety strikes in claiming no one will mimic the All Black blueprint - in mapping England's World Cup route some 18 months back, Stuart Lancaster hailed the playmaking lock as the paragon of front-five creativity.

England head coach Lancaster's fixation with

OPTIONS:
- All is entirely founded.
- All Black is entirely founded.
- All Blacks is entirely founded.
- Black is entirely founded.
- Brodie Retallick is entirely founded.
- England is entirely founded.
- France is entirely founded.
- New Zealand is entirely founded.
- Retallick is entirely founded.
- Stuart Lancaster is entirely founded.
- Super Rugby is entirely founded.
- World Cup is entirely founded.
- World Player of the Year is entirely founded.


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What is the last thing you remember about Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo? For Messi, it is most likely him tearing Barclays Premier League champions Manchester City apart, making them look like a League One team lost in Europe, nutmegging James Milner to leave him with grass stains on his backside. For Ronaldo, it may be him throwing his arm in the air in disdain, sulking back to the halfway line, protesting even though team-mate Gareth Bale had just put Real Madrid 1-0 up against Levante. Lionel Messi may well be priceless as the Barcelona star continues to find the best form of his career

Ronaldo must up his game to stay in competition with Messi if he is to retain the

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal next year
- Ballon d'Or next year
- Barca next year
- Barcelona next year
- Barclays Premier League next year
- City next year
- Cristiano Ronaldo next year
- David Villa next year
- El Clasico next year
- England next year
- Europe next year
- Gareth Bale next year
- Gary Lineker next year
- Ivan Rakitic next year
- James Milner next year
- League One next year
- Levante next year
- Lionel Messi next year
- Luis Suarez next year
- Manchester City next year
- Match of the Day next year
- Messi next year
- New York City next year
- Nou Camp next year
- Real Madrid next year
- Ronaldo next year
- Sergio Aguero next year
- Sky Sports next year
- Thierry Henry next year


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(CNN) The U.S. Navy on Tuesday sent a guided missile destroyer within 12 miles of a disputed island in the South China Sea where China has built an airstrip -- prompting China to scramble fighter jets and dispatch warships to "expel" the American ship. "USS William P. Lawrence exercised the right of innocent passage while transiting inside 12 nautical miles of Fiery Cross Reef, a high-tide feature that is occupied by China, but also claimed by the Philippines, Taiwan, and Vietnam," a Pentagon statement said. "This operation challenged attempts by China, Taiwan, and Vietnam to restrict navigation rights around the features they claim ... contrary to international law," the statement continued.

It isn't all tension between the U.S. and

OPTIONS:
- American militaries, however.
- Beijing militaries, however.
- China militaries, however.
- Chinese militaries, however.
- Fiery Cross Reef militaries, however.
- Pentagon militaries, however.
- Philippines militaries, however.
- South China Sea militaries, however.
- Taiwan militaries, however.
- U.S. militaries, however.
- U.S. Navy militaries, however.
- USS militaries, however.
- Vietnam militaries, however.
- William P. Lawrence militaries, however.


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(CNN) As House Speaker Paul Ryan pulled the Republican health care bill from voting, I could almost hear the giant sigh of relief from Atlanta and across the nation's health care establishment. Hidden in the nooks and crannies of the American Health Care Act (AHCA) was a provision to eliminate $1 billion in disease prevention funds from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Those cheers I imagine I hear right now in Atlanta are huzzahs from the CDC headquarters. According to the GOP plan, "Our Step-by-Step Approach," the first of three steps towards reshaping the American health care market was thwarted on Friday when the White House, recognizing that splits within the Republican Party could not be resolved to allow passage of the AHCA, instructed Ryan to pull the bill. Step two, led by Secretary Tom Price and his team at the Department of Health and Human Services, may still proceed: "going through every page of regulations and guidance related to the Affordable Care Act to determine whether or not they work for patients," with an eye to eliminating the rules laid out by the Obama administration.

Most of the overdoses in 2015 were white

OPTIONS:
- AHCA aged 45-54 years.
- Affordable Care Act aged 45-54 years.
- American aged 45-54 years.
- American Health Care Act aged 45-54 years.
- Americans aged 45-54 years.
- Atlanta aged 45-54 years.
- CDC aged 45-54 years.
- Department of Health and Human Services aged 45-54 years.
- GOP aged 45-54 years.
- House aged 45-54 years.
- Laurie Garrett aged 45-54 years.
- Obama aged 45-54 years.
- Paul Ryan aged 45-54 years.
- Republican aged 45-54 years.
- Republican Party aged 45-54 years.
- Ryan aged 45-54 years.
- Step Approach aged 45-54 years.
- Tom Price aged 45-54 years.
- US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention aged 45-54 years.
- White House aged 45-54 years.


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(CNN) -- At the beginning of 2008, everything seemed set for Bill Clinton. His wife, Hillary, had the money and the endorsements to run for the presidency. She also had the experience and the talismanic Democratic last name. Everything was in place for Bill's return to the White House, this time as first gentleman. Then came Iowa, when the supposedly unstoppable Hillary for president locomotive was derailed by Barack Obama, a first-term senator from Illinois. Bill Clinton couldn't believe that this Johnny-come-lately might block his wife's path to the White House. Bill Clinton and Barack Obama may be making common cause now, but four years ago the future president drove the former president crazy.

While no one would confuse them for best friends, Obama needs Clinton's access to deep Democratic pockets and his appeal to white blue-collar voters, who are more attuned to Bill's messy I-feel-your-pain empathy than to the professorial coolness of

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama.
- Bill.
- Bill Clinton.
- CNN.
- Clinton.
- Democratic.
- Hillary.
- Illinois.
- Iowa.
- Johnny.
- Michael Takiff.
- Obama.
- Takiff.
- White House.


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Washington (CNN) Vice President Mike Pence will try to leave behind a White House in tumult when he arrives in Europe Friday, but he's likely to be dogged by the recent events that have thrown the Trump administration into disarray. Though he is seeking to reassure key allies such as Germany of US resolve on Russia and other issues that have rattled Western leaders, he himself faces questions about how much he's been looped in on President Donald Trump's thinking on the Kremlin. On Monday, Trump ousted his national security adviser, Michael Flynn, for misleading Pence about his conversations with the Russian ambassador. Pence, who had previously gone on television and repeated Flynn's prevarications, only discovered he was misinformed last Friday -- a full two weeks after Trump himself learned the Justice Department was looking into the matter.

Even as Pence seeks answers about why he was hoodwinked,

OPTIONS:
- CNN himself has expressed little concern about the compromised position of his vice president.
- Donald Trump himself has expressed little concern about the compromised position of his vice president.
- Europe himself has expressed little concern about the compromised position of his vice president.
- Flynn himself has expressed little concern about the compromised position of his vice president.
- Germany himself has expressed little concern about the compromised position of his vice president.
- Justice Department himself has expressed little concern about the compromised position of his vice president.
- Kremlin himself has expressed little concern about the compromised position of his vice president.
- Michael Flynn himself has expressed little concern about the compromised position of his vice president.
- Mike Pence himself has expressed little concern about the compromised position of his vice president.
- Pence himself has expressed little concern about the compromised position of his vice president.
- Russia himself has expressed little concern about the compromised position of his vice president.
- Russian himself has expressed little concern about the compromised position of his vice president.
- Trump himself has expressed little concern about the compromised position of his vice president.
- US himself has expressed little concern about the compromised position of his vice president.
- Washington himself has expressed little concern about the compromised position of his vice president.
- Western himself has expressed little concern about the compromised position of his vice president.
- White House himself has expressed little concern about the compromised position of his vice president.


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Jinan, China (CNN) -- Calling his former deputy a "liar with extremely bad character," fallen high-flying politician Bo Xilai on Sunday rebutted the testimony of the prosecution's star witness as his increasingly dramatic trial stretched into a fourth day. The former Communist Party chief of the sprawling southwestern metropolis of Chongqing has denied abusing his power -- the third and final charge being heard in court in Jinan, eastern China, long after he was stripped of his posts and expelled from the party. Prosecutors accuse Bo of threatening and improperly firing his former police chief Wang Lijun after learning about a murder investigation involving Bo's wife Gu Kailai, who is currently serving a suspended death sentence for killing British businessman Neil Heywood.

On Sunday, Bo insisted that

OPTIONS:
- Bo was lying throughout his court appearance, and said his words lacked any credibility or legal standing.
- Bo Xilai was lying throughout his court appearance, and said his words lacked any credibility or legal standing.
- British was lying throughout his court appearance, and said his words lacked any credibility or legal standing.
- CNN was lying throughout his court appearance, and said his words lacked any credibility or legal standing.
- China was lying throughout his court appearance, and said his words lacked any credibility or legal standing.
- Chongqing was lying throughout his court appearance, and said his words lacked any credibility or legal standing.
- Communist Party was lying throughout his court appearance, and said his words lacked any credibility or legal standing.
- Gu Kailai was lying throughout his court appearance, and said his words lacked any credibility or legal standing.
- Jinan was lying throughout his court appearance, and said his words lacked any credibility or legal standing.
- Neil Heywood was lying throughout his court appearance, and said his words lacked any credibility or legal standing.
- U.S. was lying throughout his court appearance, and said his words lacked any credibility or legal standing.
- Wang was lying throughout his court appearance, and said his words lacked any credibility or legal standing.
- Wang Lijun was lying throughout his court appearance, and said his words lacked any credibility or legal standing.


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An Arnold Schwarzenegger fan thanked the action star for making his father smile during a recent viewing of Terminator Genisys - and Schwarzenegger himself personally responded. User bizzyjay wrote on Reddit July 2: 'Terminator 2 was the first movie I saw with my dad in a movie theater, that experience really sparked a love for film, the kind of passion that my dad had for them. 'From then on we saw a bunch of movies together along the years, including all the terminator movies until now, it was our franchise.' Bizzyjay said his 72-year-old father, who already had mild dementia and schizophrenia, began to behave differently in January and entered a psychiatric ward.

OPTIONS:
- Arnold Schwarzenegger replied to Schwarzenegger on Reddit, writing 'I am completely overwhelmed!
- Bizzyjay replied to Schwarzenegger on Reddit, writing 'I am completely overwhelmed!
- Judgement Day replied to Schwarzenegger on Reddit, writing 'I am completely overwhelmed!
- Reddit replied to Schwarzenegger on Reddit, writing 'I am completely overwhelmed!
- Redditor replied to Schwarzenegger on Reddit, writing 'I am completely overwhelmed!
- Schwarzenegger replied to Schwarzenegger on Reddit, writing 'I am completely overwhelmed!
- Terminator 2 replied to Schwarzenegger on Reddit, writing 'I am completely overwhelmed!
- Terminator Genisys replied to Schwarzenegger on Reddit, writing 'I am completely overwhelmed!
- User bizzyjay replied to Schwarzenegger on Reddit, writing 'I am completely overwhelmed!


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

If moves like lifting sanctions occur, the

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama administration would establish a precedent that could embolden Russia's attempt to throw its weight around in the rest of the world.
- CNN administration would establish a precedent that could embolden Russia's attempt to throw its weight around in the rest of the world.
- Cold War administration would establish a precedent that could embolden Russia's attempt to throw its weight around in the rest of the world.
- Congress administration would establish a precedent that could embolden Russia's attempt to throw its weight around in the rest of the world.
- Donald Trump administration would establish a precedent that could embolden Russia's attempt to throw its weight around in the rest of the world.
- George W. Bush administration would establish a precedent that could embolden Russia's attempt to throw its weight around in the rest of the world.
- Hillary Clinton administration would establish a precedent that could embolden Russia's attempt to throw its weight around in the rest of the world.
- Republicans administration would establish a precedent that could embolden Russia's attempt to throw its weight around in the rest of the world.
- Russia administration would establish a precedent that could embolden Russia's attempt to throw its weight around in the rest of the world.
- Russian administration would establish a precedent that could embolden Russia's attempt to throw its weight around in the rest of the world.
- Trump administration would establish a precedent that could embolden Russia's attempt to throw its weight around in the rest of the world.
- US administration would establish a precedent that could embolden Russia's attempt to throw its weight around in the rest of the world.
- United States administration would establish a precedent that could embolden Russia's attempt to throw its weight around in the rest of the world.
- Vladimir Putin administration would establish a precedent that could embolden Russia's attempt to throw its weight around in the rest of the world.
- Washington administration would establish a precedent that could embolden Russia's attempt to throw its weight around in the rest of the world.


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Washington (CNN) -- Years of budget cuts have made two key U.S. agencies' efforts to contain the threat of Ebola harder than it should be, Rep. Chris Van Hollen told CNN on Thursday. The Maryland Democrat pointed to spending cuts at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Institutes of Health, which are both involved in the response to a Dallas man who this week became the first patient diagnosed with Ebola in the United States. "There's no doubt that the deep health care cuts that we've seen have made it more difficult to respond in a rapid and comprehensive way to the Ebola outbreak," Van Hollen said.

The CDC saw its discretionary funding cut by $585 million from 2010 to 2014, while the

OPTIONS:
- CNN's budget was slashed by $446 million over the last four years.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's budget was slashed by $446 million over the last four years.
- Chris Van Hollen's budget was slashed by $446 million over the last four years.
- Dallas's budget was slashed by $446 million over the last four years.
- Democrat's budget was slashed by $446 million over the last four years.
- Ebola's budget was slashed by $446 million over the last four years.
- Maryland's budget was slashed by $446 million over the last four years.
- National Institutes of Health's budget was slashed by $446 million over the last four years.
- U.S.'s budget was slashed by $446 million over the last four years.
- United States's budget was slashed by $446 million over the last four years.
- Van Hollen's budget was slashed by $446 million over the last four years.
- Washington's budget was slashed by $446 million over the last four years.


A vulnerable 84-year-old Greek woman was flown by easyJet to Malta... when she was supposed to be travelling to Athens. Argyro Aretaki, who does not speak English, was left distraught when she ended up 550 miles from her intended destination after a series of errors by airport and flight staff. Her son Dimitri Aretakis had dropped her off at Manchester Airport's Terminal 1, where special assistance was waiting for her on May 18. But after her boarding pass was scanned at the correct gate, staff took her to join the wrong queue, where a flight operated by the budget airline - with an almost identical flight number - was set to depart for Malta within minutes of the one she was booked on.

Mrs Aretaki was forced to spend the night in Malta before easyJet flew her back to

OPTIONS:
- Aretaki and she then finally flew to Athens two days after she first intended to.
- Argyro Aretaki and she then finally flew to Athens two days after she first intended to.
- Athens and she then finally flew to Athens two days after she first intended to.
- Dimitri Aretakis and she then finally flew to Athens two days after she first intended to.
- English and she then finally flew to Athens two days after she first intended to.
- Greek and she then finally flew to Athens two days after she first intended to.
- Malta and she then finally flew to Athens two days after she first intended to.
- Manchester and she then finally flew to Athens two days after she first intended to.
- Manchester Airport and she then finally flew to Athens two days after she first intended to.
- Terminal 1 and she then finally flew to Athens two days after she first intended to.


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

'It was very interesting,' Saint-

OPTIONS:
- Andre said of his time in charge of the France team.
- Cardiff said of his time in charge of the France team.
- England said of his time in charge of the France team.
- France said of his time in charge of the France team.
- French said of his time in charge of the France team.
- Gloucester said of his time in charge of the France team.
- Guy Noves said of his time in charge of the France team.
- Les Bleus said of his time in charge of the France team.
- New Zealand said of his time in charge of the France team.
- Philippe Saint said of his time in charge of the France team.
- Saint said of his time in charge of the France team.
- Sale Sharks said of his time in charge of the France team.
- Toulouse said of his time in charge of the France team.
- World Cup said of his time in charge of the France team.


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(CNN) Taylor Dumpson was elated. On May 1, she became student government president at American University -- the first African-American woman ever to hold the job. But less then 24 hours after she officially took office, her joy turned to pain. Dumpson got a message from a friend as she was on her way to campus. Bananas had been found hanging from nooses at three spots on the university's Washington campus, her friend said. One had the words "Harambe bait" scrawled on it, after the gorilla that was shot and killed at the Cincinnati Zoo for dragging a child who fell into his enclosure.

All the while,

OPTIONS:
- ADL is still striving to lead, and trying to shake off the heaviness of the hate spewed at her.
- African is still striving to lead, and trying to shake off the heaviness of the hate spewed at her.
- American is still striving to lead, and trying to shake off the heaviness of the hate spewed at her.
- American University is still striving to lead, and trying to shake off the heaviness of the hate spewed at her.
- Bananas is still striving to lead, and trying to shake off the heaviness of the hate spewed at her.
- CNN is still striving to lead, and trying to shake off the heaviness of the hate spewed at her.
- Cincinnati Zoo is still striving to lead, and trying to shake off the heaviness of the hate spewed at her.
- Dumpson is still striving to lead, and trying to shake off the heaviness of the hate spewed at her.
- Harambe is still striving to lead, and trying to shake off the heaviness of the hate spewed at her.
- Taylor Dumpson is still striving to lead, and trying to shake off the heaviness of the hate spewed at her.
- US is still striving to lead, and trying to shake off the heaviness of the hate spewed at her.
- Washington is still striving to lead, and trying to shake off the heaviness of the hate spewed at her.


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(CNN) Hillary Clinton's super PAC collected more than $9.5 million in January, more than half of which came from five wealthy donors. Priorities USA Action earned a $3.5 million check from James Simons, a New York City hedge fund manager and philanthropist on Jan. 11, the group told the Federal Election Commission in a filing on Saturday. Jay and Mary Pritzker, two members of a prominent and wealthy Chicago family, also gave a total of $2 million to the group just a few days before Clinton essentially tied Bernie Sanders in Iowa. Slim-Fast founder Daniel Abraham gave $1 million. Texas trial lawyer and prominent Democratic donor Steve Mostyn added $1 million.

His campaign now claims more than 4 million individual donors and does not have an official super

OPTIONS:
- Bernie Sanders.
- Chicago.
- Clinton.
- Daniel Abraham.
- Democratic.
- Fast.
- Federal Election Commission.
- Hillary Clinton.
- Iowa.
- James Simons.
- Jay.
- Mary Pritzker.
- New York City.
- PAC.
- Priorities USA Action.
- Slim.
- Steve Mostyn.
- Texas.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump again overstated the size of his Electoral College win on Thursday, only to quickly fold and blame the claim on bad information. Trump claimed at a news conference that he had the largest Electoral College win since Ronald Reagan. When told later in the news conference by NBC's Peter Alexander that information was false, Trump did not defend the argument, which he has made repeatedly in recent days, but said he was "talking about Republicans." "I was given that information," Trump said, before quickly moving onto another questioner. "Actually, I've seen that information around. It was a very substantial victory. Would you agree with that?"

Trump won enough states to give him 56.9% or 306

OPTIONS:
- CNN votes.
- Donald Trump votes.
- Electoral College votes.
- Hillary Clinton votes.
- NBC votes.
- Peter Alexander votes.
- Republicans votes.
- Ronald Reagan votes.
- Trump votes.
- Washington votes.


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Moscow (CNN) Thousands of people marched through the streets of towns and cities across Russia Monday to protest against corruption. Opposition leader Alexey Navalny, who called for nationwide demonstrations to mark Russia Day, was detained outside his Moscow office after police declared that his plan to direct protesters down one of the capital's main streets was illegal. Navalny's YouTube channel, which had been broadcasting live to more than 50,000 people as the protests got underway, lost light and sound in the studio. The 41-year-old has been mobilizing support on social networks, and hopes the rallies will rattle the Kremlin, as those held earlier this year did.

By the time the live stream reached

OPTIONS:
- Alexey Navalny, she says, it had peaked at 140,000 simultaneous viewers.
- CNN, she says, it had peaked at 140,000 simultaneous viewers.
- Kremlin, she says, it had peaked at 140,000 simultaneous viewers.
- Moscow, she says, it had peaked at 140,000 simultaneous viewers.
- Navalny, she says, it had peaked at 140,000 simultaneous viewers.
- Russia, she says, it had peaked at 140,000 simultaneous viewers.
- Russia Day, she says, it had peaked at 140,000 simultaneous viewers.
- YouTube, she says, it had peaked at 140,000 simultaneous viewers.


(CNN) -- Growing up in New York City, there are a few things I never imagined myself doing, like driving a car, living in a house or attending big high school games like the ones I'd seen on TV. Yet in the years since leaving the isolated enclave of Manhattan, I've taken pleasure in expanding my horizon and checking off all-American rites of passage, most recently, the baseball spring training road trip. By now, it's a familiar tradition: as spring approaches, Major League Baseball teams head for camps in Florida and Arizona to work off the winter flab and get ready for the regular season. It's become a big tourist draw, with 2012 game attendee numbers in Florida expected to surpass 1.5 million as the spring training season winds down this week. A new era of enhanced training facilities and stadiums have all the 21st-century bells and whistles, but in some respects, spring training is still a throwback to a more casual, pastoral brand of baseball.

With 2011 game attendance surpassing 1.5 million visitors in 14

OPTIONS:
- Arizona stadiums, devotees worry that spring training's popularity is diluting its homegrown appeal.
- CNN stadiums, devotees worry that spring training's popularity is diluting its homegrown appeal.
- Florida stadiums, devotees worry that spring training's popularity is diluting its homegrown appeal.
- Major League Baseball stadiums, devotees worry that spring training's popularity is diluting its homegrown appeal.
- Manhattan stadiums, devotees worry that spring training's popularity is diluting its homegrown appeal.
- New York City stadiums, devotees worry that spring training's popularity is diluting its homegrown appeal.


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

(CNN) The concept of pansexuality has been around since the days of Sigmund Freud, but it took a shout-out from Miley Cyrus to bring it back into vogue for the 21st century. The word has been among Google's top search terms since the pop star declared herself pansexual in an interview with Paper magazine in July. As she put it, "I am literally open to every single thing that is consenting and doesn't involve an animal and everyone is of age. Everything that's legal, I'm down with. Yo, I'm down with any adult -- anyone over the age of 18 who is down to love me. I don't relate to being boy or girl, and I don't have to have my partner relate to boy or girl."

But

OPTIONS:
- Google's work generated important questions about the direction of sexual desires, Garcia said.
- Miley Cyrus's work generated important questions about the direction of sexual desires, Garcia said.
- Pansexual's work generated important questions about the direction of sexual desires, Garcia said.
- Paper magazine's work generated important questions about the direction of sexual desires, Garcia said.
- Scholars's work generated important questions about the direction of sexual desires, Garcia said.
- Sigmund Freud's work generated important questions about the direction of sexual desires, Garcia said.


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A British man arrested for the alleged violent rape of a young English backpacker walked free from a Cambodian court today after prosecutors were shown 'overwhelming evidence' of his innocence. Nick Laycock, from Slough, spent two days locked in a grim prison cell in the Cambodian town of Kampot after he was arrested  at a guest house where he has been working for the past six months. The 25-year-old was held based on statements from the woman he was said to have raped and two young female witnesses. Speaking exclusively to MailOnline after his release, Mr Laycock said: 'I'm greatly relieved – I said all along that I was innocent.'

When he arrived at the Kampot court today, Mr Laycock was told that after prosecutors had studied all the evidence, including

OPTIONS:
- British footage, they had decided not to press charges.
- CCTV footage, they had decided not to press charges.
- Cambodian footage, they had decided not to press charges.
- English footage, they had decided not to press charges.
- Kampot footage, they had decided not to press charges.
- Laycock footage, they had decided not to press charges.
- MailOnline footage, they had decided not to press charges.
- Nick Laycock footage, they had decided not to press charges.
- Slough footage, they had decided not to press charges.


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(CNN) The Navy destroyer USS Mason fired countermeasures in the Red Sea on Saturday after it detected what it believed were incoming missiles. Officials Saturday night were uncertain about what exactly happened, if there were multiple incoming missiles or if there was a malfunction with the radar detection system on the destroyer. "We are aware of the reports and we are assessing the situation. All of our ships and crews are safe and unharmed," one US defense official told CNN. The USS Nitze and the USS Ponce were sailing nearby. There are initial unconfirmed reports of missiles possibly being fired from positions both ashore on Yemen and by small spotter boats operated by Houthi rebels.

Early Thursday, the US launched tomahawk cruise missiles into Yemen targeting radar sites in Houthi-held territory, sites the

OPTIONS:
- CNN claims were used to launch missiles in two previous incidents this week.
- Houthi claims were used to launch missiles in two previous incidents this week.
- Navy claims were used to launch missiles in two previous incidents this week.
- Ponce claims were used to launch missiles in two previous incidents this week.
- Red Sea claims were used to launch missiles in two previous incidents this week.
- The Mason claims were used to launch missiles in two previous incidents this week.
- US claims were used to launch missiles in two previous incidents this week.
- USS claims were used to launch missiles in two previous incidents this week.
- USS Mason claims were used to launch missiles in two previous incidents this week.
- USS Nitze claims were used to launch missiles in two previous incidents this week.
- Yemen claims were used to launch missiles in two previous incidents this week.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Kiev, Ukraine (CNN) -- New clashes erupted in eastern Ukraine as the divided country prepared for presidential elections this weekend, raising the question of whether pro-Russian forces sought to disrupt the vote in a move that the United States and its European allies say would trigger tougher sanctions on Moscow. Russian President Vladimir Putin said Friday that his government would respect the will of the Ukrainian people in Sunday's vote, but added Russia would closely monitor events. In a speech to an international economic forum in Saint Petersburg, Putin also warned of a "dangerous civil war" underway in Ukraine following what he called a "state coup" carried out "with support of the West, the United States" that ousted the country's pro-Russian leader earlier this year.

So far, U.S. and

OPTIONS:
- CNN sanctions have targeted individuals and some banks and other entities.
- European sanctions have targeted individuals and some banks and other entities.
- Karlivka sanctions have targeted individuals and some banks and other entities.
- Kiev sanctions have targeted individuals and some banks and other entities.
- Moscow sanctions have targeted individuals and some banks and other entities.
- Pentagon sanctions have targeted individuals and some banks and other entities.
- Putin sanctions have targeted individuals and some banks and other entities.
- Russia sanctions have targeted individuals and some banks and other entities.
- Russian sanctions have targeted individuals and some banks and other entities.
- Saint Petersburg sanctions have targeted individuals and some banks and other entities.
- Ukraine sanctions have targeted individuals and some banks and other entities.
- Ukrainian sanctions have targeted individuals and some banks and other entities.
- United States sanctions have targeted individuals and some banks and other entities.
- Vladimir Putin sanctions have targeted individuals and some banks and other entities.
- West sanctions have targeted individuals and some banks and other entities.
- pro-Russian sanctions have targeted individuals and some banks and other entities.
- pro-Ukrainian sanctions have targeted individuals and some banks and other entities.


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Amazon is in a race against Google to store data on human DNA. The web giants are competing for bragging rights in helping scientists make new medical discoveries and market share in a business that may be worth $1 billion a year by 2018. It is hoped the online data will allows doctors to create personalised treatment plans. Now an estimated $100 million to $300 million business globally, the cloud genomics market is expected to grow to $1 billion by 2018, said research analyst Daniel Ives of investment bank FBR Capital. By that time, the entire cloud market should have $50 billion to $75 billion in annual revenue, up from about $30 billion now.

The human genome is the full complement of

OPTIONS:
- Amazon, or genetic
- DNA, or genetic
- Daniel Ives, or genetic
- FBR Capital, or genetic
- Google, or genetic
- Online, or genetic


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Patrick Bamford believes his long-term future lies at Chelsea and hopes winning the Championship Player of the Year award for his 19-goal season on loan at Middlesbrough will strengthen his case. The striker beat Ipswich Town’s Daryl Murphy and Watford’s Troy Deeney to win the prize at Sunday night’s Football League Awards in central London. After previous loan spells at MK Dons and Derby County, the 21-year-old has produced his best form yet for Aitor Karanka’s promotion-chasing side. And he hopes his success has been noted at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea loanee Patrick Bamford hopes his long-term future will be at Stamford Bridge

He said: ‘At the start of the season, I had a discussion with Chelsea and they decided that out of the clubs that were interested,

OPTIONS:
- Aitor Karanka would be the best fit.
- Bamford would be the best fit.
- Championship Player of the Year would be the best fit.
- Chelsea would be the best fit.
- Daryl Murphy would be the best fit.
- Derby County would be the best fit.
- Football League Awards would be the best fit.
- Ipswich Town would be the best fit.
- London would be the best fit.
- MK Dons would be the best fit.
- Middlesbrough would be the best fit.
- Patrick Bamford would be the best fit.
- Stamford Bridge would be the best fit.
- Troy Deeney would be the best fit.
- Watford would be the best fit.


How does the sentence end?

More than 50 former female staff at a Wild-West-themed bar in in New York's Rockefeller Center have received payouts after being forced to work in a 'hyper-sexualized work environment' that 'degrad[ed] and humiliat[ed] its female employees', according to court records. According to a lawsuit filed at Manhattan Federal Court, women working at Johnny Utah's bar were required to remove wedding and engagement rings; wear 'sexually provocative', cowboy-style clothing; take part in bawdy drinking competitions with male customers, sit on their laps, and pour alcohol into their mouths; and kiss each other while riding a bucking mechanical bull. On one occasion, to mark Thanksgiving, women were even asked to wrestle in a pool of cranberry sauce, the New York Daily News reported. The level of the settlement is not known.

'[

OPTIONS:
- Johnny Utah is] a hyper-sexualized work environment that increases the defendants profits by exploiting, degrading and humiliating its female employees,' said the court papers.
- Manhattan Federal Court is] a hyper-sexualized work environment that increases the defendants profits by exploiting, degrading and humiliating its female employees,' said the court papers.
- New York is] a hyper-sexualized work environment that increases the defendants profits by exploiting, degrading and humiliating its female employees,' said the court papers.
- New York Daily News is] a hyper-sexualized work environment that increases the defendants profits by exploiting, degrading and humiliating its female employees,' said the court papers.
- Rockefeller Center is] a hyper-sexualized work environment that increases the defendants profits by exploiting, degrading and humiliating its female employees,' said the court papers.
- Thanksgiving is] a hyper-sexualized work environment that increases the defendants profits by exploiting, degrading and humiliating its female employees,' said the court papers.
- Wild-West is] a hyper-sexualized work environment that increases the defendants profits by exploiting, degrading and humiliating its female employees,' said the court papers.


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

Hillary Clinton's ballyhooed hipster-chic office space in New York City's Brooklyn borough isn't seeing much use as a landing pad for the former secretary of state, with Hillary and her closest aides working out of a Manhattan skyscraper instead. Choosing Brooklyn to put down campaign roots was seen in March as an indication that Clinton was makign an effort to reach out to millennials who are obsessed with style and flair, rather than becoming lost amid bankers and corporate titans in the city's larger concrete jungle. But it wasn't to be. Not even Lena Duhnam, the TV-feminist star of 'Girls,' could find Hillary at her Brooklyn headquarters when she visited on May 29.

The building features amenities no gritty

OPTIONS:
- Brooklyn space can offer, like an outdoor plaza and lobby featuring 'magnificent large-scale hanging lit sculptures.'
- Brooklyn Heights space can offer, like an outdoor plaza and lobby featuring 'magnificent large-scale hanging lit sculptures.'
- Clinton space can offer, like an outdoor plaza and lobby featuring 'magnificent large-scale hanging lit sculptures.'
- Hillary space can offer, like an outdoor plaza and lobby featuring 'magnificent large-scale hanging lit sculptures.'
- Hillary Clinton space can offer, like an outdoor plaza and lobby featuring 'magnificent large-scale hanging lit sculptures.'
- Lena Duhnam space can offer, like an outdoor plaza and lobby featuring 'magnificent large-scale hanging lit sculptures.'
- Lena Dunham space can offer, like an outdoor plaza and lobby featuring 'magnificent large-scale hanging lit sculptures.'
- Manhattan space can offer, like an outdoor plaza and lobby featuring 'magnificent large-scale hanging lit sculptures.'
- New York City space can offer, like an outdoor plaza and lobby featuring 'magnificent large-scale hanging lit sculptures.'


How does the sentence end?

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

"

OPTIONS:
- Dutch-Oberfrick is rural and there are farmers and conservative residents here.
- Gipf-Oberfrick is rural and there are farmers and conservative residents here.
- Holten-Oberfrick is rural and there are farmers and conservative residents here.
- Nancy Holten-Oberfrick is rural and there are farmers and conservative residents here.
- Oberfrick-Oberfrick is rural and there are farmers and conservative residents here.
- Swiss-Oberfrick is rural and there are farmers and conservative residents here.
- Switzerland-Oberfrick is rural and there are farmers and conservative residents here.


Write the last sentence in this story.

WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- The head of a shipping company recently victimized by pirates off the Somali coast told lawmakers Tuesday that U.S. cargo crews should be allowed to arm themselves in response to the rising hijacking threat. In April, pirates attacked The Liberty Sun, a U.S.-flagged  cargo ship, but were unable to board. Philip Shapiro, head of Liberty Maritime Corp., told a U.S. Senate Commerce subcommittee that the owners of U.S.-flagged "have done all they can within the law to protect our crews." Unfortunately, he said, U.S. vessels are still largely at the mercy of pirates in shipping lanes around the heavily trafficked Gulf of Aden.

OPTIONS:
- CNN, who was in charge of the Alabama when it was boarded April 8.
- Gulf of Aden, who was in charge of the Alabama when it was boarded April 8.
- Liberty Maritime Corp., who was in charge of the Alabama when it was boarded April 8.
- Liberty Sun, who was in charge of the Alabama when it was boarded April 8.
- Maersk Alabama, who was in charge of the Alabama when it was boarded April 8.
- Philip Shapiro, who was in charge of the Alabama when it was boarded April 8.
- Richard Phillips, who was in charge of the Alabama when it was boarded April 8.
- Senate Commerce, who was in charge of the Alabama when it was boarded April 8.
- Somali, who was in charge of the Alabama when it was boarded April 8.
- The Liberty Sun, who was in charge of the Alabama when it was boarded April 8.
- U.S., who was in charge of the Alabama when it was boarded April 8.
- U.S. Senate Commerce, who was in charge of the Alabama when it was boarded April 8.
- WASHINGTON, who was in charge of the Alabama when it was boarded April 8.


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

(CNN) Aaron Hernandez's silver 2006 Toyota 4Runner, which prosecutors said was the "murder car" used in a drive-by double killing, is now up for sale on eBay as an "infamous" collectible item. "This is the REAL DEAL !!! Aaron Hernandez' (sic) infamous silver Toyota 4-runner," the eBay listing reads. "Nows your chance to own this infamous piece of famous football memorabilia !!" The vehicle is owned by Jack Fox, a car dealer in East Providence, Rhode Island, and had been leased to Hernandez. Fox teamed up with his friend Buddy Clair, a car dealer in Westford, Massachusetts, to put the car up for sale on eBay.

Still, the listing promotes the vehicle less as a functional car and more as a collectible for

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Hernandez enthusiasts.
- Buddy Clair enthusiasts.
- CNN enthusiasts.
- East Providence enthusiasts.
- Fox enthusiasts.
- Hernandez enthusiasts.
- Jack Fox enthusiasts.
- Massachusetts enthusiasts.
- Rhode Island enthusiasts.
- SUV enthusiasts.
- Toyota 4-runner enthusiasts.
- Toyota 4Runner enthusiasts.
- Westford enthusiasts.


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He has been holed up in Florida with an ex-girlfriend after his recent split from Kourtney Kardashian. And Scott Disick didn't seem to be too great of a parent on Wednesday when he failed to show up for his daughter Penelope's birthday party at Disneyland in Anaheim, California. But late in the afternoon that same day, the 32-year-old Keeping Up With The Kardashians star shared a sad Instagram post dedicated to his three-year-old daughter. The odd message was full of spelling errors and made it seem like he was down on himself. '1 of the only things I'm proud off about myself. Happybdayp,' wrote the E! star. His photo was a collage of six photos of the little girl in various outfits.

You were my favourite

OPTIONS:
- Anaheim when you were at home.
- California when you were at home.
- Corey Gamble when you were at home.
- Disick when you were at home.
- Disneyland when you were at home.
- E! when you were at home.
- Florida when you were at home.
- Happybdayp when you were at home.
- Instagram when you were at home.
- Kardashians when you were at home.
- Keeping when you were at home.
- Kim Kardashian when you were at home.
- Kourtney when you were at home.
- Kourtney Kardashian when you were at home.
- Kris Jenner when you were at home.
- North West when you were at home.
- Penelope when you were at home.
- Scott Disick when you were at home.


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(CNN) One in four teens who vape say they've used e-cigarettes for an alternative technique known as "dripping," new research finds. Dripping produces thicker clouds of vapor, gives a stronger sensation in the throat and makes flavors taste better, according to a study, published Monday in the journal Pediatrics. "This study is the first systematic evaluation of the use of dripping among teens," said Suchitra Krishnan-Sarin, lead author and a professor in the department of psychiatry at the Yale University School of Medicine. Krishnan-Sarin and her colleagues surveyed teens from eight southeastern Connecticut high schools during spring 2015. Though some respondents did not answer all the questions, 1,874 students reported having tried an e-cigarette. More than 26% of those who'd tried vaping also reported dripping.

According to Krishnan-

OPTIONS:
- Connecticut, "Emerging data is also showing that e-cigarettes contain many other chemicals like propylene glycol and glycerine, and they also contain a lot of flavor chemicals.
- Krishnan, "Emerging data is also showing that e-cigarettes contain many other chemicals like propylene glycol and glycerine, and they also contain a lot of flavor chemicals.
- Pediatrics, "Emerging data is also showing that e-cigarettes contain many other chemicals like propylene glycol and glycerine, and they also contain a lot of flavor chemicals.
- Sarin, "Emerging data is also showing that e-cigarettes contain many other chemicals like propylene glycol and glycerine, and they also contain a lot of flavor chemicals.
- Suchitra Krishnan, "Emerging data is also showing that e-cigarettes contain many other chemicals like propylene glycol and glycerine, and they also contain a lot of flavor chemicals.
- Yale University School of Medicine, "Emerging data is also showing that e-cigarettes contain many other chemicals like propylene glycol and glycerine, and they also contain a lot of flavor chemicals.


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

It was no accident that Nasa crashed one of its Apollo 16 rocket boosters onto the moon, but the researchers never intended to lose it. In April of 1972, the booster drifted off and was never seen again, unable to transmit tracking data and reveal its whereabouts because of a malfunction. Now, almost 44 years later, the crash site of the Saturn V stage-three booster has finally been located. The site was identified by Jeff Plescia, a scientist from Johns Hopkins University, and expert in finding objects that have been lost in space. Plescia used high-resolution images produced by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera (LROC) system, according to Science Alert.

Still, Science Alert says

OPTIONS:
- Apollo 16 establish a seismic sensor network on the moon in order to test certain theories.
- Jeff Plescia establish a seismic sensor network on the moon in order to test certain theories.
- Johns Hopkins University establish a seismic sensor network on the moon in order to test certain theories.
- LROC establish a seismic sensor network on the moon in order to test certain theories.
- Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter establish a seismic sensor network on the moon in order to test certain theories.
- Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera establish a seismic sensor network on the moon in order to test certain theories.
- Malfunction establish a seismic sensor network on the moon in order to test certain theories.
- Nasa establish a seismic sensor network on the moon in order to test certain theories.
- Plescia establish a seismic sensor network on the moon in order to test certain theories.
- Saturn V establish a seismic sensor network on the moon in order to test certain theories.
- Science Alert establish a seismic sensor network on the moon in order to test certain theories.


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Moscow (CNN) Russian President Vladimir Putin has described allegations that his country meddled in the 2016 US election as "fictional, illusory, provocations and lies." Asked directly on Thursday whether Russia interfered in the election, Putin said: "Read my lips: No." Putin's comments are the President's most emphatic denial of the accusations yet, and are the first he has directly made since US President Donald Trump took office in January. Russian officials and spokespeople for Putin, however, have brushed off the claims several times as a political "witch hunt." The denial comes as intelligence committees from both the House and Senate in the US investigate the alleged interference in the US election, including possible ties between Russian officials and members of Trump's campaign team.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said in January that the charges against

OPTIONS:
- CNN "were not backed by anything" and were "made on a very amateur, emotional level."
- Donald Trump "were not backed by anything" and were "made on a very amateur, emotional level."
- House "were not backed by anything" and were "made on a very amateur, emotional level."
- Kushner "were not backed by anything" and were "made on a very amateur, emotional level."
- Moscow "were not backed by anything" and were "made on a very amateur, emotional level."
- Putin "were not backed by anything" and were "made on a very amateur, emotional level."
- Russia "were not backed by anything" and were "made on a very amateur, emotional level."
- Russian "were not backed by anything" and were "made on a very amateur, emotional level."
- Senate "were not backed by anything" and were "made on a very amateur, emotional level."
- Trump "were not backed by anything" and were "made on a very amateur, emotional level."
- US "were not backed by anything" and were "made on a very amateur, emotional level."
- Vladimir Putin "were not backed by anything" and were "made on a very amateur, emotional level."


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Pope Francis has condemned the leak of sensitive Vatican documents as a deplorable crime but said it would not distract him from forging ahead with reforms at the Catholic Church. The leaks are one of the biggest internal scandals to hit Francis' papacy and are reminiscent of the 'Vatileaks' furore that preceded the resignation of former Pope Benedict in 2013. The Italian media has dubbed the latest episodes 'Vatileaks II'. Making his first public comment about the leaks since the arrest last week of two people suspected of giving the documents to Italian journalists,  he today asked the faithful to continue praying for the good of the church.

In June, the pope's encyclical on the environment was leaked before publication and last month a private letter from 13 conservative cardinals complaining about a meeting of bishops on family issues was published by an

OPTIONS:
- Benedict magazine.
- Catholic Church magazine.
- Francis magazine.
- Holy See magazine.
- Italian magazine.
- Pope magazine.
- Pope Francis magazine.
- Said magazine.
- Vatican magazine.
- Vatileaks magazine.
- Vatileaks II magazine.


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Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (CNN) Hundreds of passengers escaped after an Emirates flight skidded on a runway and burst into flames Wednesday at Dubai International Airport. Thirteen passengers suffered minor injuries when the plane crashed after landing, Emirates Chairman Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum said. But a firefighter, identified as Jassim Essa Al-Baloushi, was killed "while saving the lives of others," the Dubai government's media office said. Ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum tweeted residents were "proud of our youth and their sacrifices while performing their duties in protecting lives and saving people." Flames and thick, black smoke billowed from the stricken Boeing 777 shortly after it came to a stop on the runway.

While the cause of the accident is not yet clear, CNN aviation correspondent

OPTIONS:
- Abu Dhabi said images of the airliner could indicate that the front landing gear collapsed and that the plane slid.
- Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum said images of the airliner could indicate that the front landing gear collapsed and that the plane slid.
- Baloushi said images of the airliner could indicate that the front landing gear collapsed and that the plane slid.
- Boeing 777 said images of the airliner could indicate that the front landing gear collapsed and that the plane slid.
- CNN said images of the airliner could indicate that the front landing gear collapsed and that the plane slid.
- Dubai said images of the airliner could indicate that the front landing gear collapsed and that the plane slid.
- Dubai International Airport said images of the airliner could indicate that the front landing gear collapsed and that the plane slid.
- Emirates said images of the airliner could indicate that the front landing gear collapsed and that the plane slid.
- Jassim Essa Al said images of the airliner could indicate that the front landing gear collapsed and that the plane slid.
- Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum said images of the airliner could indicate that the front landing gear collapsed and that the plane slid.
- Quest said images of the airliner could indicate that the front landing gear collapsed and that the plane slid.
- United Arab Emirates said images of the airliner could indicate that the front landing gear collapsed and that the plane slid.


Write the last sentence in this story.

Washington (CNN) Donald Trump supporter and actor Scott Baio filed a police report earlier this week with the Ventura County police department in Thousand Oaks, California, accusing Nancy Mack, the wife Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith of battery. Baio, who was one of the President-elect's most prominent and fiercest celebrity supporters throughout the 2016 election, was attending an event with his daughter in Thousand Oaks, California, on Saturday where the actor said that Mack confronted him about his support for Trump and that the confrontation ended with Mack getting physical. A copy of the report, filed Monday and obtained by CNN, claims that "hands/ fists/ feet" were used to attack Baio but lists "no/ minor bodily injury."

Requests for comment from

OPTIONS:
- Baio were not returned but a tweet by Renee Baio suggests that the actor has been asked not to speak to the media for the time being.
- CNN were not returned but a tweet by Renee Baio suggests that the actor has been asked not to speak to the media for the time being.
- California were not returned but a tweet by Renee Baio suggests that the actor has been asked not to speak to the media for the time being.
- Chad Smith were not returned but a tweet by Renee Baio suggests that the actor has been asked not to speak to the media for the time being.
- Donald Trump were not returned but a tweet by Renee Baio suggests that the actor has been asked not to speak to the media for the time being.
- Mack were not returned but a tweet by Renee Baio suggests that the actor has been asked not to speak to the media for the time being.
- Nancy Mack were not returned but a tweet by Renee Baio suggests that the actor has been asked not to speak to the media for the time being.
- Red Hot Chili Peppers were not returned but a tweet by Renee Baio suggests that the actor has been asked not to speak to the media for the time being.
- Scott Baio were not returned but a tweet by Renee Baio suggests that the actor has been asked not to speak to the media for the time being.
- Thousand Oaks were not returned but a tweet by Renee Baio suggests that the actor has been asked not to speak to the media for the time being.
- Trump were not returned but a tweet by Renee Baio suggests that the actor has been asked not to speak to the media for the time being.
- Ventura County were not returned but a tweet by Renee Baio suggests that the actor has been asked not to speak to the media for the time being.
- Washington were not returned but a tweet by Renee Baio suggests that the actor has been asked not to speak to the media for the time being.


The iconic Rosie the Riveter poster girl who became a symbol of feminist power for the millions of hard working women who worked on the home front during World War II has died. Mary Doyle Keefe, the telephone operator who inspired millions, passed away on Tuesday after a brief illness, her family said. Mary became the poster girl for American women when she shot to fame by posing for Norman Rockwell's iconic painting. Iconic: Mary Doyle Keefe, who posed for the Normal Rockwell Rosie the Riveter painting as a 19-year-old telephone operator, has died in Simsbury, Conneticut, aged 92 Rosie the Riveter was on the cover of the Saturday Evening Post on May 29, 1943, and became a symbol for feminism and economic power for American female workers during the war.

In her no-nonsense pose,

OPTIONS:
- American shows her brute strength with her left forearm muscle bulging.
- Connecticut shows her brute strength with her left forearm muscle bulging.
- Conneticut shows her brute strength with her left forearm muscle bulging.
- Mary shows her brute strength with her left forearm muscle bulging.
- Mary Doyle Keefe shows her brute strength with her left forearm muscle bulging.
- Normal Rockwell shows her brute strength with her left forearm muscle bulging.
- Norman Rockwell shows her brute strength with her left forearm muscle bulging.
- Rosie the Riveter shows her brute strength with her left forearm muscle bulging.
- Saturday Evening Post shows her brute strength with her left forearm muscle bulging.
- Simsbury shows her brute strength with her left forearm muscle bulging.
- World War II shows her brute strength with her left forearm muscle bulging.


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

Earlier, NSW Police revealed Ms Pearce-

OPTIONS:
- Adelaide was likely murdered at some stage between the December 14 and 15, 2008, during a press conference ahead of the accused's court appearance.
- Alice Springs was likely murdered at some stage between the December 14 and 15, 2008, during a press conference ahead of the accused's court appearance.
- Central Coast was likely murdered at some stage between the December 14 and 15, 2008, during a press conference ahead of the accused's court appearance.
- Daniel Holdom was likely murdered at some stage between the December 14 and 15, 2008, during a press conference ahead of the accused's court appearance.
- Hazel Passmore was likely murdered at some stage between the December 14 and 15, 2008, during a press conference ahead of the accused's court appearance.
- Holdom was likely murdered at some stage between the December 14 and 15, 2008, during a press conference ahead of the accused's court appearance.
- Karlie was likely murdered at some stage between the December 14 and 15, 2008, during a press conference ahead of the accused's court appearance.
- Karlie Pearce was likely murdered at some stage between the December 14 and 15, 2008, during a press conference ahead of the accused's court appearance.
- Khandalyce was likely murdered at some stage between the December 14 and 15, 2008, during a press conference ahead of the accused's court appearance.
- Narara was likely murdered at some stage between the December 14 and 15, 2008, during a press conference ahead of the accused's court appearance.
- Stevenson was likely murdered at some stage between the December 14 and 15, 2008, during a press conference ahead of the accused's court appearance.
- Sydney Morning Herald was likely murdered at some stage between the December 14 and 15, 2008, during a press conference ahead of the accused's court appearance.


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(CNN) In the weeks before President Donald Trump visited Saudi Arabia on his first foreign trip, the Saudi government hired three US lobbying firms to do its bidding in Washington, including an obscure group made up of former Trump advisers that will receive $5.4 million for one year's work, federal records show. The Saudis have now added six U.S. lobbying firms since Trump's election in a bid to improve frayed relations with the United States -- and to capitalize on a president who skewered them as a candidate but is now seen as an ally. The Saudi Interior Ministry hired Sonoran Policy Group of Arizona in May -- the day after Trump announced he would visit Saudi Arabia -- as a "government affairs and commercial sector adviser" for $5.4 million, according to records the firm filed with the Justice Department. That's a startling sum even in the lucrative business of lobbying for foreign governments.

Trump himself excoriated Saudi Arabia while he was running for president, saying during one debate that

OPTIONS:
- Donald Trump "push gays off buildings" and "kill women and treat women horribly."
- Justice Department "push gays off buildings" and "kill women and treat women horribly."
- Saudi "push gays off buildings" and "kill women and treat women horribly."
- Saudi Arabia "push gays off buildings" and "kill women and treat women horribly."
- Saudi Interior Ministry "push gays off buildings" and "kill women and treat women horribly."
- Saudis "push gays off buildings" and "kill women and treat women horribly."
- Sonoran Policy Group of Arizona "push gays off buildings" and "kill women and treat women horribly."
- Trump "push gays off buildings" and "kill women and treat women horribly."
- U.S. "push gays off buildings" and "kill women and treat women horribly."
- US "push gays off buildings" and "kill women and treat women horribly."
- United States "push gays off buildings" and "kill women and treat women horribly."
- Washington "push gays off buildings" and "kill women and treat women horribly."


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Baghdad (CNN) -- Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki is asking lawmakers to withdraw confidence from his deputy after Saleh al-Mutlaq made controversial comments this week over American forces withdrawing from Iraq, state media reported late Saturday. In a recent interview with CNN, al-Mutlaq accused al-Maliki of amassing dictatorial power. "There will be a day whereby the Americans will realize that they were deceived by al-Maliki ... and they will regret that," said al-Mutlaq, a leader within Iraqiya movement. The request followed word that the Iraqiya coalition was boycotting the country's parliament -- a move that would threaten Iraq's fragile power-sharing arrangement.

More than 4,000

OPTIONS:
- American and an estimated 115,000 Iraqis died in the invasion and the years of insurgency and sectarian warfare that followed.
- Americans and an estimated 115,000 Iraqis died in the invasion and the years of insurgency and sectarian warfare that followed.
- Baghdad and an estimated 115,000 Iraqis died in the invasion and the years of insurgency and sectarian warfare that followed.
- CNN and an estimated 115,000 Iraqis died in the invasion and the years of insurgency and sectarian warfare that followed.
- Iraq and an estimated 115,000 Iraqis died in the invasion and the years of insurgency and sectarian warfare that followed.
- Iraqi and an estimated 115,000 Iraqis died in the invasion and the years of insurgency and sectarian warfare that followed.
- Iraqiya and an estimated 115,000 Iraqis died in the invasion and the years of insurgency and sectarian warfare that followed.
- Nuri al-Maliki and an estimated 115,000 Iraqis died in the invasion and the years of insurgency and sectarian warfare that followed.
- Saleh al-Mutlaq and an estimated 115,000 Iraqis died in the invasion and the years of insurgency and sectarian warfare that followed.
- al-Maliki and an estimated 115,000 Iraqis died in the invasion and the years of insurgency and sectarian warfare that followed.
- al-Mutlaq and an estimated 115,000 Iraqis died in the invasion and the years of insurgency and sectarian warfare that followed.


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(CNN) -- The trainer at the center of a doping scandal that stunned the world of horse racing was banned for eight years Thursday by the governing body of the sport of Britain. Mahmood Al Zarooni, who worked at the world famous Godolphin operation in Newmarket, was handed the punishment by a disciplinary panel of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA), sitting in London. The 37-year-old admitted a "catastrophic error" in administering prohibited anabolic steroids -- ethylestranol and stanozolol -- to 15 leading thoroughbreds. Eleven of the horses tested positive when a doping control team from the BHA visited Godolphin's Moulton Paddocks Stables on April 9. Al Zarooni volunteered information about the other four.

"Mr Al Zarooni acted with awful recklessness and caused tremendous damage, not only to

OPTIONS:
- Al Zarooni and British racing," he said.
- BHA and British racing," he said.
- Britain and British racing," he said.
- British Horseracing Authority and British racing," he said.
- CNN and British racing," he said.
- Godolphin and British racing," he said.
- London and British racing," he said.
- Mahmood Al Zarooni and British racing," he said.
- Moulton Paddocks Stables and British racing," he said.
- Newmarket and British racing," he said.


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(CNN) I woke up this morning as an Alternative Fact. In justifying the appointment of Steve Bannon, the president's chief strategist, to the National Security Council, Trump spokesman Sean Spicer cited my role in the Obama White House as a precedent. Spicer said press secretary Robert Gibbs and I attended classified National Security Council meetings "all the time." That is simply not true. As a senior adviser to President Obama in 2009, I had the opportunity to witness the fateful deliberations of his National Security Council Principals committee over the strategy the U.S would pursue in the war with Al Qaeda in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

I sat on the sidelines as a silent observer with

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan because we would be called upon to publicly discuss the president's decision on that critical matter and the process by which he arrived at it.
- Al Qaeda because we would be called upon to publicly discuss the president's decision on that critical matter and the process by which he arrived at it.
- Alternative Fact because we would be called upon to publicly discuss the president's decision on that critical matter and the process by which he arrived at it.
- Axelrod because we would be called upon to publicly discuss the president's decision on that critical matter and the process by which he arrived at it.
- Breitbart because we would be called upon to publicly discuss the president's decision on that critical matter and the process by which he arrived at it.
- CNN because we would be called upon to publicly discuss the president's decision on that critical matter and the process by which he arrived at it.
- National Security Council because we would be called upon to publicly discuss the president's decision on that critical matter and the process by which he arrived at it.
- National Security Council Principals because we would be called upon to publicly discuss the president's decision on that critical matter and the process by which he arrived at it.
- Obama because we would be called upon to publicly discuss the president's decision on that critical matter and the process by which he arrived at it.
- Pakistan because we would be called upon to publicly discuss the president's decision on that critical matter and the process by which he arrived at it.
- Robert Gibbs because we would be called upon to publicly discuss the president's decision on that critical matter and the process by which he arrived at it.
- Sean Spicer because we would be called upon to publicly discuss the president's decision on that critical matter and the process by which he arrived at it.
- Spicer because we would be called upon to publicly discuss the president's decision on that critical matter and the process by which he arrived at it.
- Steve Bannon because we would be called upon to publicly discuss the president's decision on that critical matter and the process by which he arrived at it.
- Trump because we would be called upon to publicly discuss the president's decision on that critical matter and the process by which he arrived at it.
- U.S because we would be called upon to publicly discuss the president's decision on that critical matter and the process by which he arrived at it.
- White House because we would be called upon to publicly discuss the president's decision on that critical matter and the process by which he arrived at it.


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Following calls from Prime Minister Tony Abbott that 'heads should roll', the executive producer of Q&A has received a formal warning over the controversial appearance of former terror suspect, Zaky Mallah. In a statement issued on Wednesday, the ABC Board said Mallah should have been precluded from the program's audience 'given his criminal background and past public statements'. The board reviewed Monday's episode after Mallah clashed with parliamentary secretary Steve Ciobo about proposed changes to citizenship laws. 'Given his criminal background and past public statements, the live broadcast meant that the ABC was not in a position to manage unpredictable or inappropriate actions or responses.'

OPTIONS:
- ABC, in 2005, was cleared of terrorism related charges involving a suicide attack on a commonwealth building.
- ABC Board, in 2005, was cleared of terrorism related charges involving a suicide attack on a commonwealth building.
- Australian, in 2005, was cleared of terrorism related charges involving a suicide attack on a commonwealth building.
- Board, in 2005, was cleared of terrorism related charges involving a suicide attack on a commonwealth building.
- Mallah, in 2005, was cleared of terrorism related charges involving a suicide attack on a commonwealth building.
- Peter McEvoy, in 2005, was cleared of terrorism related charges involving a suicide attack on a commonwealth building.
- Q&A, in 2005, was cleared of terrorism related charges involving a suicide attack on a commonwealth building.
- Ray Martin, in 2005, was cleared of terrorism related charges involving a suicide attack on a commonwealth building.
- SBS, in 2005, was cleared of terrorism related charges involving a suicide attack on a commonwealth building.
- Shaun Brown, in 2005, was cleared of terrorism related charges involving a suicide attack on a commonwealth building.
- Steve Ciobo, in 2005, was cleared of terrorism related charges involving a suicide attack on a commonwealth building.
- Tony Abbott, in 2005, was cleared of terrorism related charges involving a suicide attack on a commonwealth building.
- Zaky Mallah, in 2005, was cleared of terrorism related charges involving a suicide attack on a commonwealth building.


(CNN) Before "Roots" premiered on the History Channel Memorial Day, there was plenty of discussion among fans about whether there should be a remake of the iconic miniseries. Even rapper T.I., who has a role in the series as a slave named "Cyrus," told the Huffington Post that he was initially leery. "I will admit that I was one of the ones to say, 'Man, I don't know if that needs to be remade,'" he said. "It was just a huge undertaking for him as a producer and for me as an actor to sign up to remake such a classic and to tell a story that has so much pain and just so much turmoil involved in it."

So it's no surprise that after the initial airing on Monday, there were some cheers and jeers about the rebooted "

OPTIONS:
- Cyrus."
- History Channel Memorial Day."
- Huffington Post."
- Roots."
- T.I.."


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A single mother has spent more than £20,000 to complete her 22-month-old baby's transformation into a pageant queen who has already won eight competitions. Jas Sullivan, 23, has splashed out on £15,000 worth of designer clothes and £1,000 of gold jewellery for her only child Minnie-Beau. Jas, from Plymouth, says she sees nothing wrong with her toddler, who has hair extensions and a full face of makeup applied before every stage appearance, competing in a bikini. Jas, who works as a carer, said: 'Somebody commented on a picture of Minnie-Beau at a pageant and asked why I was dressing my daughter inappropriately and like a prostitute.

Jas said: 'Before I had

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- Beau you could say I was a bit of a wild child, out all the time drinking with friends and all of my money went on that.
- Jas you could say I was a bit of a wild child, out all the time drinking with friends and all of my money went on that.
- Jas Sullivan you could say I was a bit of a wild child, out all the time drinking with friends and all of my money went on that.
- Minnie you could say I was a bit of a wild child, out all the time drinking with friends and all of my money went on that.
- Plymouth you could say I was a bit of a wild child, out all the time drinking with friends and all of my money went on that.


A Korean War veteran's widow has told of the agonizing and shocking moment she was unexpectedly confronted with her husband's dying moments on a reality TV show. Anita Chanko, 75, was given the unwelcome flashback of her husband Mark breathing his last in 2012, just over a year after he died a grueling death after being run down by a New York City garbage truck. The former soldier, then 83, was filmed being rolled into the emergency room, his body mangled. He then had a heart attack and was pronounced dead while the cameras rolled. Crushingly for Mrs Chanko, a moment in which her dying husband asked after her also made the final cut on NY Med, a high-drama show centered on city hospitals, produced by ABC.

According to lawyers for

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- ABC, staffers on the show were dressed up in scrubs, while cameras and studio lighting were set up inside the operating room, which dealt with emergency patients.
- Anita Chanko, staffers on the show were dressed up in scrubs, while cameras and studio lighting were set up inside the operating room, which dealt with emergency patients.
- Chanko, staffers on the show were dressed up in scrubs, while cameras and studio lighting were set up inside the operating room, which dealt with emergency patients.
- Korean War, staffers on the show were dressed up in scrubs, while cameras and studio lighting were set up inside the operating room, which dealt with emergency patients.
- Mark, staffers on the show were dressed up in scrubs, while cameras and studio lighting were set up inside the operating room, which dealt with emergency patients.
- NY Med, staffers on the show were dressed up in scrubs, while cameras and studio lighting were set up inside the operating room, which dealt with emergency patients.
- New York, staffers on the show were dressed up in scrubs, while cameras and studio lighting were set up inside the operating room, which dealt with emergency patients.
- New York City, staffers on the show were dressed up in scrubs, while cameras and studio lighting were set up inside the operating room, which dealt with emergency patients.
- Presbyterian Hospital, staffers on the show were dressed up in scrubs, while cameras and studio lighting were set up inside the operating room, which dealt with emergency patients.


A South African pet parlour has fired an experienced member of staff after a Yorkshire Terrier had part of its ear snipped off while being groomed. The dog's owner Jodi-Ann Pearton took to Facebook to complain after her beloved pet was left covered in blood following a visit to Pompeii Pets at Lonehill Shopping Centre near Johannesburg. She claimed that upon picking up her two pet Yorkies, the pet parlous had deliberately attempted to conceal the dog's injuries by placing the animal by putting it in a bag. Pompeii Pets denies that allegation but admits that one of the dogs was accidentally injured during its treatment.

OPTIONS:
- Ann Pearton disputes Ms Pearton's version of events, but admits her dog was injured.
- Jodi disputes Ms Pearton's version of events, but admits her dog was injured.
- Johannesburg disputes Ms Pearton's version of events, but admits her dog was injured.
- Lonehill Shopping Centre disputes Ms Pearton's version of events, but admits her dog was injured.
- Pompeii Pets disputes Ms Pearton's version of events, but admits her dog was injured.
- Said disputes Ms Pearton's version of events, but admits her dog was injured.
- South African disputes Ms Pearton's version of events, but admits her dog was injured.
- Yorkies disputes Ms Pearton's version of events, but admits her dog was injured.
- Yorkshire Terrier disputes Ms Pearton's version of events, but admits her dog was injured.


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If you are looking to holiday like an A-lister then why not follow in the footsteps of Taylor Swift who recently took her squad to a resort on the private Hamilton Island in the Whitsundays, Australia? For many, finding an exclusive luxury spot to kick back with guaranteed privacy is the ultimate travel experience. Condé Nast Traveller has scoured the planet to find once-in-a-lifetime stays at private island accommodation and have curated a selection of their top picks in the January edition. Indulge in a selection below, which even includes a Caribbean idyll chosen by party-loving model Cara Delevingne. Festival-loving model and actor Cara Delevigne, along with many celebrities favours the secluded Parrot Cay for its crystal-clear waters, whitewashed villas and laid-back Caribbean atmosphere without having to worry about paparazzi.

'As soon as the boat pulls up to the pier, I jump out, plant my feet in the sand and sprint into the bluest sea,'

OPTIONS:
- Australia said in the Conde Nast Traveller issue.
- Cara Delevigne said in the Conde Nast Traveller issue.
- Cara Delevingne said in the Conde Nast Traveller issue.
- Caribbean said in the Conde Nast Traveller issue.
- Condé Nast Traveller said in the Conde Nast Traveller issue.
- Eva Longoria said in the Conde Nast Traveller issue.
- Hamilton Island said in the Conde Nast Traveller issue.
- Jennifer Garner said in the Conde Nast Traveller issue.
- Justin Bieber said in the Conde Nast Traveller issue.
- New Year said in the Conde Nast Traveller issue.
- Parrot Cay said in the Conde Nast Traveller issue.
- Taylor Swift said in the Conde Nast Traveller issue.
- Whitsundays said in the Conde Nast Traveller issue.


Hold the ketchup and the relish - there's a new top dog in town. Matt Stonie upset Joey 'Jaws' Chestnut to win the July Fourth hot dog eating contest at Nathan's Famous in Coney Island, ending the champ's bid for a ninth straight victory on Saturday afternoon. Early in the contest, Chestnut seemed to have a slight edge but Stonie moved ahead after several minutes and seemed to be slowly extending his lead until the final bell. Afterward Stonie held his fist in the air in victory and said it felt amazing to win and that he had trained hard for the contest.

More than 30,000 people were expected to pack

OPTIONS:
- Chestnut for the annual feeding frenzy.
- Coney Island for the annual feeding frenzy.
- Janus for the annual feeding frenzy.
- Joey 'Jaws for the annual feeding frenzy.
- Matt Stonie for the annual feeding frenzy.
- Miki Sudo for the annual feeding frenzy.
- Nathan's Famous for the annual feeding frenzy.
- Stonie for the annual feeding frenzy.
- Tim 'Eater X for the annual feeding frenzy.


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(CNN) I am one of an estimated 750,000 Dreamers, undocumented immigrants brought to the United States as children, now facing possible deportation by President Donald Trump. I worry that the President -- whose grandfather, mother and wife all immigrated to America -- will turn my dream into a nightmare and throw me out of the land where I grew up. A few weeks ago I felt like I was dreaming when I was at a White House event  and met first lady Michelle Obama. I had just been appointed to the student advisory board for her Better Make Room initiative, which encourages young people to go to college. I am inspired by Better Make Room and want to help more young people improve their lives through higher education.

I would ask him to look at me and other

OPTIONS:
- America protected under DACA as individuals, not as some menacing horde.
- Better Make Room protected under DACA as individuals, not as some menacing horde.
- CNN protected under DACA as individuals, not as some menacing horde.
- DACA protected under DACA as individuals, not as some menacing horde.
- Donald Trump protected under DACA as individuals, not as some menacing horde.
- Dreamers protected under DACA as individuals, not as some menacing horde.
- Michelle Obama protected under DACA as individuals, not as some menacing horde.
- Santiago Tobar Potes protected under DACA as individuals, not as some menacing horde.
- Trump protected under DACA as individuals, not as some menacing horde.
- United States protected under DACA as individuals, not as some menacing horde.
- White House protected under DACA as individuals, not as some menacing horde.


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Zoe Ball made a desperate, grovelling call to husband Fatboy Slim in an attempt to explain away a drunken kiss with a 22-year-old at a Christmas party, it has been revealed. Ball, 45, rang the club DJ, who was said to be 'furious', and embarrassed by widely-published images of the mother of his two children with her arms wrapped around pop singer TayTay Starhz at a London nightspot on Wednesday. Fatboy Slim, 52, whose real name is Norman Cook, is thought to have been abroad at the time of the call, preparing for a performance at a nightclub in Dubai on Friday night.

Mr

OPTIONS:
- Ball, who lives with his mother and is just seven years older than Ms Ball's son, later apologised to Mr Cook and swore the kiss was a one-off.
- Cook, who lives with his mother and is just seven years older than Ms Ball's son, later apologised to Mr Cook and swore the kiss was a one-off.
- DJ, who lives with his mother and is just seven years older than Ms Ball's son, later apologised to Mr Cook and swore the kiss was a one-off.
- Dubai, who lives with his mother and is just seven years older than Ms Ball's son, later apologised to Mr Cook and swore the kiss was a one-off.
- Fatboy Slim, who lives with his mother and is just seven years older than Ms Ball's son, later apologised to Mr Cook and swore the kiss was a one-off.
- London, who lives with his mother and is just seven years older than Ms Ball's son, later apologised to Mr Cook and swore the kiss was a one-off.
- Norman Cook, who lives with his mother and is just seven years older than Ms Ball's son, later apologised to Mr Cook and swore the kiss was a one-off.
- Starhz, who lives with his mother and is just seven years older than Ms Ball's son, later apologised to Mr Cook and swore the kiss was a one-off.
- TayTay Starhz, who lives with his mother and is just seven years older than Ms Ball's son, later apologised to Mr Cook and swore the kiss was a one-off.
- Zoe Ball, who lives with his mother and is just seven years older than Ms Ball's son, later apologised to Mr Cook and swore the kiss was a one-off.


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Moscow  (CNN)Crowds of people, some with tears in their eyes, flocked Saturday to the spot on a bridge in the shadow of the Kremlin where prominent opposition figure Boris Nemtsov was shot dead hours earlier, in what appeared to be a targeted killing. The fatal shooting of the former Russian deputy prime minister sparked outrage among fellow opposition figures, and many questions over who could be behind it. Nemtsov, who served in the late 1990s under President Boris Yeltsin, was one of President Vladimir Putin's most vocal critics. An ever-growing mound of flowers left by mourners marked the place where he fell late Friday night. The mood in the Russian capital is one of shock, among Putin supporters as well as those who back the opposition, one man told CNN.

"I hope a real investigation will tell us who committed this heinous crime," he tweeted, pointing out that it happened only 100 meters from the heavily guarded

OPTIONS:
- Boris Nemtsov.
- Boris Yeltsin.
- CNN.
- Investigative Committee.
- Kremlin.
- Moscow.
- Nemtsov.
- Putin.
- Russian.
- Vladimir Putin.


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Online shopping giant Amazon is gearing up to enter the UK grocery market by taking over the lease on a warehouse previously used by Tesco. The Seattle-based firm, which employs more than 7,000 staff in the UK, has signed a 10-year lease on the former 300,000-plus ft Tesco warehouse in Surrey. This has renewed speculation the firm will launch its Amazon Fresh food operation in the UK, as the distribution centre is ideally located to deliver fresh food to London shoppers. Amazon Fresh, launched in the US in 2007, would challenge the rest of the UK grocery market which is locked in a fierce supermarket war that has seen prices fall by around 1.6 per cent over the last year.

Amazon confirmed it was opening a 'delivery station' in Weybridge, in Brooklands business park, but declined to comment whether this would form part of

OPTIONS:
- Amazon in the UK.
- Amazon Fresh in the UK.
- London in the UK.
- Seattle in the UK.
- Surrey in the UK.
- Tesco in the UK.
- UK in the UK.
- US in the UK.


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(CNN) -- The son of Gabon's former president was declared the winner of the country's presidential elections on Thursday, sparking violent protests in some parts of the West African nation. Two men walk by tyres set on fire by opposition supporters in Libreville, Gabon. Voters went to the polls Sunday to elect a successor to President Omar Bongo, who died in June after more than four decades in office. Bongo, 73, was Africa's longest-serving ruler. In a live announcement Thursday on Gabonese television, Interior Minister Jean Francois Ndongou said Ali Bongo received 41.73 percent of the votes in Sunday's election, with former interior minister Andre Mba Obame getting 25.88 percent and main opposition leader Pierre Mamboundou winning 25.22 percent.

Security forces patrolled the streets in the Gabonese capital of

OPTIONS:
- Africa, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.
- Ali Bongo, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.
- Andre Mba Obame, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.
- Bongo, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.
- CNN, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.
- French, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.
- Gabon, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.
- Gabonese, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.
- Jean Francois Ndongou, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.
- Libreville, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.
- Omar Bongo, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.
- Pierre Mamboundou, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.
- Port-Gentil, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.
- West African, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.