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(CNN) She's been called a "Russian government attorney," a "trusted insider" of the Kremlin, the "go-to lawyer for the Moscow regional government" and an acquaintance of Russia's powerful prosecutor general. Natalia Veselnitskaya, 42, rose from obscurity to international notoriety following the disclosure of her June 9, 2016, meeting with Donald Trump, Jr., Jared Kushner and Paul Manafort. She also appears to have amassed considerable wealth in a very short period of time, 14 years ago, when her legal career in the Moscow region (not to be confused with the city of Moscow) was in its infancy and she was just transitioning from being a government employee to a private practitioner.

Browder's lawyer, Vladimir Pastoukhov, added that after

OPTIONS:
- CNN took on the Katsyv's legal defense in the Prevezon case, "the prosecutor's office and Yuri Chaika personally started to play an unbelievably active role in the Magnitsky story."
- Donald Trump took on the Katsyv's legal defense in the Prevezon case, "the prosecutor's office and Yuri Chaika personally started to play an unbelievably active role in the Magnitsky story."
- Donald Trump Jr. took on the Katsyv's legal defense in the Prevezon case, "the prosecutor's office and Yuri Chaika personally started to play an unbelievably active role in the Magnitsky story."
- Jared Kushner took on the Katsyv's legal defense in the Prevezon case, "the prosecutor's office and Yuri Chaika personally started to play an unbelievably active role in the Magnitsky story."
- Jr. took on the Katsyv's legal defense in the Prevezon case, "the prosecutor's office and Yuri Chaika personally started to play an unbelievably active role in the Magnitsky story."
- Kremlin took on the Katsyv's legal defense in the Prevezon case, "the prosecutor's office and Yuri Chaika personally started to play an unbelievably active role in the Magnitsky story."
- Michael Weiss took on the Katsyv's legal defense in the Prevezon case, "the prosecutor's office and Yuri Chaika personally started to play an unbelievably active role in the Magnitsky story."
- Moscow took on the Katsyv's legal defense in the Prevezon case, "the prosecutor's office and Yuri Chaika personally started to play an unbelievably active role in the Magnitsky story."
- Natalia Veselnitskaya took on the Katsyv's legal defense in the Prevezon case, "the prosecutor's office and Yuri Chaika personally started to play an unbelievably active role in the Magnitsky story."
- Paul Manafort took on the Katsyv's legal defense in the Prevezon case, "the prosecutor's office and Yuri Chaika personally started to play an unbelievably active role in the Magnitsky story."
- Russia took on the Katsyv's legal defense in the Prevezon case, "the prosecutor's office and Yuri Chaika personally started to play an unbelievably active role in the Magnitsky story."
- Russian took on the Katsyv's legal defense in the Prevezon case, "the prosecutor's office and Yuri Chaika personally started to play an unbelievably active role in the Magnitsky story."
- Trump Tower took on the Katsyv's legal defense in the Prevezon case, "the prosecutor's office and Yuri Chaika personally started to play an unbelievably active role in the Magnitsky story."


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The former SS officer known as the Bookkeeper of Auschwitz has said he believed Jews were the ‘enemy’. Oskar Groening added that it was ‘unimaginable’ to him that Jewish inmates would leave the camp alive. 'I couldn't imagine that' happening, former SS Sgt. Oskar Groening told the Lueneburg state court on Thursday during the third day of his trial. He is being tried on 300,000 counts of accessory to murder. Scroll down for videos SS Sgt. Oskar Groening told the Lueneburg state court on Thursday during the third day of his trial that he did not expect Jews at Auschwitz to make it out alive

Between May 16 and July 11, 1944,

OPTIONS:
- Auschwitz was on duty when 450,000 Hungarian Jews were transported there, with 300,000 being gassed just after arrival.
- Bookkeeper was on duty when 450,000 Hungarian Jews were transported there, with 300,000 being gassed just after arrival.
- Eva Kor was on duty when 450,000 Hungarian Jews were transported there, with 300,000 being gassed just after arrival.
- Jewish was on duty when 450,000 Hungarian Jews were transported there, with 300,000 being gassed just after arrival.
- Jews was on duty when 450,000 Hungarian Jews were transported there, with 300,000 being gassed just after arrival.
- Lueneburg was on duty when 450,000 Hungarian Jews were transported there, with 300,000 being gassed just after arrival.
- Oskar Groening was on duty when 450,000 Hungarian Jews were transported there, with 300,000 being gassed just after arrival.


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(CNN) The Sahara Desert was once a lush landscape full of exotic plants and wildlife, before a dramatic era of climate change created the arid plains of today. Now an ambitious, high-tech agriculture project could make the desert bloom again, and establish a new green economy in the process. Norwegian social enterprise Sahara Forest Project (SFP) is preparing for the construction of a $30 million facility over 10 hectares in Tunisia -- where desert covers around 75% of territory -- which will bring together cutting edge technologies to regenerate the environment, deliver fresh food and water, and create jobs. "We try to achieve a triple bottom line," says Joakim Hauge, CEO of the company. "Something that makes financial sense, but also delivers social and environmental benefits."

"

OPTIONS:
- Joakim Hauge was always interesting for its physical conditions," says Hauge.
- Norwegian was always interesting for its physical conditions," says Hauge.
- SFP was always interesting for its physical conditions," says Hauge.
- Sahara was always interesting for its physical conditions," says Hauge.
- Sahara Desert was always interesting for its physical conditions," says Hauge.
- Sahara Forest Project was always interesting for its physical conditions," says Hauge.
- Tunisia was always interesting for its physical conditions," says Hauge.


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(CNN) With just two weeks until Congress is expected to leave town, the fate of roughly 700,000 young immigrants still hangs in the balance. And, it could be up to Senate Democrats now to decide whether they will make protections for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program recipients a condition of their support for a must-pass spending bill or punt the issue to next year when they still have months to work it out. There's a whole host of issues that must be dealt with by the end of the year including reauthorizing a spying program, funding disaster relief and paying for the Children's Health Insurance Program, which has all sparked questions about whether Democrats will insist DACA also be included in that list of year-end spending priorities.

The President had spoken favorably in September about DACA recipients and pushed

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- Children's Health Insurance Program to reach a deal, but in recent weeks ne has taken to hardline rhetoric on illegal immigration and blaming Democrats for crime.
- Congress to reach a deal, but in recent weeks ne has taken to hardline rhetoric on illegal immigration and blaming Democrats for crime.
- DACA to reach a deal, but in recent weeks ne has taken to hardline rhetoric on illegal immigration and blaming Democrats for crime.
- Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals to reach a deal, but in recent weeks ne has taken to hardline rhetoric on illegal immigration and blaming Democrats for crime.
- Democrats to reach a deal, but in recent weeks ne has taken to hardline rhetoric on illegal immigration and blaming Democrats for crime.
- Senate to reach a deal, but in recent weeks ne has taken to hardline rhetoric on illegal immigration and blaming Democrats for crime.


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Having seen Cristiano Ronaldo win the Ballon d'Or awards for 2013 and 2014, Lionel Messi was not planning on letting him lift the trophy he had earned the four previous years again. And if his mind was not already made up, when Ronaldo launched into his surprising 'Siiiiiiiii' celebration on stage at FIFA's gala, there was no longer any doubt about it. It was an aggressive move by the Portuguese star, showing his dominance. Some mischievous Barcelona-based news outlets suggested it was the moment that the season turned, with Messi and his team-mates deciding they had to work together, after a spell of bad results and doubts cast over the future of coach Luis Enrique.

Luis Enrique went with the flow and

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- Athletic Bilbao's attacking trident went from strength to strength.
- Atletico Madrid's attacking trident went from strength to strength.
- Ballon d'Or's attacking trident went from strength to strength.
- Barcelona's attacking trident went from strength to strength.
- Bayern Munich's attacking trident went from strength to strength.
- Cristiano Ronaldo's attacking trident went from strength to strength.
- FIFA's attacking trident went from strength to strength.
- Lionel Messi's attacking trident went from strength to strength.
- Luis Enrique's attacking trident went from strength to strength.
- Luis Suarez's attacking trident went from strength to strength.
- Messi's attacking trident went from strength to strength.
- Neymar's attacking trident went from strength to strength.
- Portuguese's attacking trident went from strength to strength.
- Ronaldo's attacking trident went from strength to strength.
- Siiiiiiiii's attacking trident went from strength to strength.


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Atlanta, Georgia (CNN)  -- After 2,000 years of Christian prayer, many faithful still don't know how to pray effectively, pastor Daniel Henderson says. "Most Christians pray out of crisis or pray a grocery list," he said, making "God a lifeline of last resort." Henderson teaches that prayer should be about worshipping God, having a one-to-one relationship through prayer. "Every believer wants to be intimate with God and experience his power in a personal way," he said. "Many are hungry to be more effective, because they haven't been taught." Teaching is what sends Henderson across the country. He's on "The Creative Prayer Tour," a series of workshops that will have stopped in 14 cities by year's end. Henderson also is an author and head of a group called Strategic Renewal, based in Forest, Virginia, which aims to strengthen churches through worship-based prayer.

Such is the demand for the prayer summits that

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- Americans speaks at 20 to 30 churches and to as many as 13,000 college students annually, he said.
- Atlanta speaks at 20 to 30 churches and to as many as 13,000 college students annually, he said.
- CNN speaks at 20 to 30 churches and to as many as 13,000 college students annually, he said.
- Christian speaks at 20 to 30 churches and to as many as 13,000 college students annually, he said.
- Christians speaks at 20 to 30 churches and to as many as 13,000 college students annually, he said.
- Creative Prayer Tour speaks at 20 to 30 churches and to as many as 13,000 college students annually, he said.
- Daniel Henderson speaks at 20 to 30 churches and to as many as 13,000 college students annually, he said.
- Forest speaks at 20 to 30 churches and to as many as 13,000 college students annually, he said.
- Georgia speaks at 20 to 30 churches and to as many as 13,000 college students annually, he said.
- God speaks at 20 to 30 churches and to as many as 13,000 college students annually, he said.
- Henderson speaks at 20 to 30 churches and to as many as 13,000 college students annually, he said.
- R speaks at 20 to 30 churches and to as many as 13,000 college students annually, he said.
- Strategic Renewal speaks at 20 to 30 churches and to as many as 13,000 college students annually, he said.
- The Lord's Prayer speaks at 20 to 30 churches and to as many as 13,000 college students annually, he said.
- Virginia speaks at 20 to 30 churches and to as many as 13,000 college students annually, he said.


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Optus has won the Australian rights for the English Premier League, starting from next season. The telecommunications giant announced the massive coup on Monday morning, which includes both the broadcast and digital rights. The deal will run for three seasons, starting in August 2016. The deal is reportedly worth more than $50 million, with Optus beating out News Corp's Foxtel and Qatar-owned broadcaster BeIN Sports, both of which submitted bids. Chief executive Allen Lew said the deal is a 'significant' step for the company, and it will broadcast all 380 games live. 'We are dedicated to delivering the best domestic and international entertainment for our customers,' Mr Lew said in a statement.

'EPL rights going to

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- Allen Lew will have huge ramifications for Foxtel subscribers.
- Australian will have huge ramifications for Foxtel subscribers.
- BeIN Sports will have huge ramifications for Foxtel subscribers.
- English Premier League will have huge ramifications for Foxtel subscribers.
- Foxtel will have huge ramifications for Foxtel subscribers.
- Lew will have huge ramifications for Foxtel subscribers.
- News Corp will have huge ramifications for Foxtel subscribers.
- Optus will have huge ramifications for Foxtel subscribers.
- Premier League will have huge ramifications for Foxtel subscribers.
- Qatar will have huge ramifications for Foxtel subscribers.


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(CNN) -- Hundreds of state troopers and police from throughout the country stood at attention outside a Pennsylvania church Thursday to mourn Cpl. Bryon Dickson amid concerns that a survivalist and war buff suspected of gunning down two troopers may be on the hunt for more officers. The FBI, meanwhile, placed shooting suspect Eric Matthew Frein on its Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list and offered a $100,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. As bagpipes played a mournful tune outside St. Peter's Cathedral in Scranton, a small army of troopers stood at attention out of respect for the 38-year-old former marine. A Marine honor guard displayed Corps colors and the American Flag.

Police continue to search for the man who killed

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- American Flag and wounded another trooper last Friday, officials said.
- Bryon Dickson and wounded another trooper last Friday, officials said.
- CNN and wounded another trooper last Friday, officials said.
- Corps and wounded another trooper last Friday, officials said.
- Eric Matthew Frein and wounded another trooper last Friday, officials said.
- FBI and wounded another trooper last Friday, officials said.
- Frein and wounded another trooper last Friday, officials said.
- Marine and wounded another trooper last Friday, officials said.
- Pennsylvania and wounded another trooper last Friday, officials said.
- Scranton and wounded another trooper last Friday, officials said.
- St. Peter's Cathedral and wounded another trooper last Friday, officials said.
- Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list and wounded another trooper last Friday, officials said.


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Houston (CNN) A Texas deputy and her husband could face life in prison after a night out for two Texas families turned into a deadly fight. John Hernandez kicked and gasped for air when a deputy's husband allegedly had him in a chokehold outside a Houston-area Denny's restaurant, a video shows. Minutes later, the 24-year-old father was rushed to the hospital and three days later, he was taken off life support. How the attack unfolded is at the center of the criminal case against Terry Thompson and his wife, Harris County Sheriff's deputy Chauna Thompson. Thompson's attorney said Terry was acting in self-defense and that a video that was released does not tell the full story of how the altercation unfolded.

The case has sparked outrage and allegations that

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- CNN received preferential treatment from his wife's law enforcement colleagues.
- Chauna Thompson received preferential treatment from his wife's law enforcement colleagues.
- Denny's received preferential treatment from his wife's law enforcement colleagues.
- Harris County received preferential treatment from his wife's law enforcement colleagues.
- Houston received preferential treatment from his wife's law enforcement colleagues.
- John Hernandez received preferential treatment from his wife's law enforcement colleagues.
- Terry received preferential treatment from his wife's law enforcement colleagues.
- Terry Thompson received preferential treatment from his wife's law enforcement colleagues.
- Texas received preferential treatment from his wife's law enforcement colleagues.
- Thompson received preferential treatment from his wife's law enforcement colleagues.


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(ArsTechnica) -- The Federal Communications Commission is releasing the details of its new net neutrality Order in stages. Although the FCC's new ban on "unreasonable discrimination" for wired ISPs allows certain kinds of traffic discrimination (not all bits need be equal), the agency made clear after Tuesday's meeting that "paid prioritization" deals with Internet companies are unlikely to be allowed. Critics had worried that the new Order would only affect outright website blocking, leaving paid prioritization untouched (or even implicitly sanctioned). "Pay for Priority Unlikely to Satisfy 'No Unreasonable Discrimination' Rule," advises one subheading of the new net neutrality rules. Ed Whitacre's dream of directly charging Google and Yahoo to "use his pipes" -- a key event in starting the entire net neutrality debate -- appears to be dashed.

"Even open Internet skeptics acknowledge that pay for priority may disadvantage non-commercial uses of the network, which are typically less able to pay for priority, and for which the

OPTIONS:
- ArsTechnica is a uniquely important platform."
- Ed Whitacre is a uniquely important platform."
- FCC is a uniquely important platform."
- Federal Communications Commission is a uniquely important platform."
- Google is a uniquely important platform."
- ISPs is a uniquely important platform."
- Internet is a uniquely important platform."
- Unreasonable Discrimination' Rule is a uniquely important platform."
- Yahoo is a uniquely important platform."
- new Order is a uniquely important platform."


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(CNN) You could be excused for mistaking last night's 69th annual Emmy Awards for a Comedy Central election-night special. After all, there was Stephen Colbert, the man who -- with Jon Stewart -- put "fake news" on the map long before the Trump Administration was a twinkle in Vladimir Putin's eye. And there were Alec Baldwin and Kate McKinnon, accepting golden trophies for their cutting and hilarious depictions of President Trump and his chief 2016 campaign rival, Hillary Clinton, on "Saturday Night Live." But the moment that parody congealed into self-parody was obvious to anyone watching the show from home, and many who were there attending in person.

Spicer proceeded to do a quick bit in which he mocked himself hyping

OPTIONS:
- Alec Baldwin's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Comedy Central's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Emmy Awards's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Emmys's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Hillary Clinton's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Jeff Yang's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Jon Stewart's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Kate McKinnon's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Saturday Night Live's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Sean Spicer's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Stephen Colbert's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Trump's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Trump Administration's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Vladimir Putin's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Yang's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."


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George Osborne today vowed Britain has 'a number of contingency plans' in place to help Britons in Greece over fears they could be left without access to money. With Greek banks reported to be running low on euro notes, the Chancellor was challenged in the Commons over Treasury plans to fly a plane load of euro notes to help British pensioners and tourists faced with empty cash machines. Mr Osborne told MPs the government has devised emergency proposals to respond to the Greek crisis but 'hope we don't have to put them into operation'. It came as travellers were told to pack enough medicines for their entire holidays amid reports of a shortage of medical supplies.

He said: 'We are acting to protect

OPTIONS:
- Britain holidaymakers and residents in Greece.
- British holidaymakers and residents in Greece.
- Britons holidaymakers and residents in Greece.
- Commons holidaymakers and residents in Greece.
- David Cameron holidaymakers and residents in Greece.
- George Osborne holidaymakers and residents in Greece.
- Greece holidaymakers and residents in Greece.
- Greek holidaymakers and residents in Greece.
- Osborne holidaymakers and residents in Greece.
- Treasury holidaymakers and residents in Greece.


British buyers will get first bite of the cherry on new apartments being launched in Canary Wharf, the heart of London's banking hub. The move  has turned on its head the controversial practice of heavily promoting new-build London developments to wealthy overseas buyers - particularly in the Far East. The first residential offering from Canary Wharf Group, which has previously specialised in commercial property, goes on sale on Thursday 9 July 2015. Unlike the Battersea Power Station development, where controversially, the majority of 866 luxury apartments sold out within days to Singaporean investors looking for a bricks and mortar safe haven for their cash, the new offering in Canary Wharf will not be advertised overseas.

She still cannot fathom just how different the area is from her youth - and when I told her the cost of a home in this new

OPTIONS:
- Battersea Power Station development, she was taken aback.
- British development, she was taken aback.
- Canary Wharf development, she was taken aback.
- Canary Wharf Group development, she was taken aback.
- Far East development, she was taken aback.
- London development, she was taken aback.
- Singaporean development, she was taken aback.


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She's freshly returned from her sixteenth getaway in seven months so Princess Beatrice clearly had some catching up to do. The 26-year-old, who spent the weekend at a society wedding in Rome, was spotted leaving Scott's restaurant in Mayfair today, following a relaxed lunch with friends. Wearing a cosy blue jumper and a knee-length skirt, the Princess chatted happily to her dining companion as she left the restaurant. But while upmarket eatery Scott's is no budget option, the royal has clearly learned a thing or two about thrift and wore a cheap and cheerful pair of £62 Topshop shoes - the appropriately named Kingdom snakeskin flats.

It was also the scene of the infamous nose-tweaking incident between Nigella Lawson and then husband

OPTIONS:
- Beatrice last summer that led directly to the end of their marriage.
- Charles Saatchi last summer that led directly to the end of their marriage.
- Getty last summer that led directly to the end of their marriage.
- Joseph last summer that led directly to the end of their marriage.
- Kingdom last summer that led directly to the end of their marriage.
- Mayfair last summer that led directly to the end of their marriage.
- Rome last summer that led directly to the end of their marriage.
- Sabine Ghanem last summer that led directly to the end of their marriage.
- Scott's last summer that led directly to the end of their marriage.
- Tamara Ecclestone last summer that led directly to the end of their marriage.
- UK last summer that led directly to the end of their marriage.


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A Jealous Russian soldier who kicked his ex-girlfriend in the head after shooting her new lover was arrested after his grandmother turned up - and told him to go home. Dementi Fomin had been drinking with his girlfriend Marianne Sokolova in Kazan, in south-western Russia's Republic of Tatarstan, when Iskander Maslov walked in and launched his attack. CCTV footage shows the couple hugging before 30-year-old Maslov appears in the doorway and pulls out a pistol. Flashpoint: CCTV captured the moment Iskander Maslov held a gun to the head of Dementi Fomin Drama: The footage appears to show Iskander Maslov shooting Fomin as he lay on the floor of the bar

When Fomin protests, the gunman turns around and shoots him before turning to push

OPTIONS:
- CCTV to the ground, kicking her in the face.
- Dementi Fomin to the ground, kicking her in the face.
- Fomin to the ground, kicking her in the face.
- Iskander Maslov to the ground, kicking her in the face.
- Jealous to the ground, kicking her in the face.
- Kazan to the ground, kicking her in the face.
- Marianne Sokolova to the ground, kicking her in the face.
- Maslov to the ground, kicking her in the face.
- Republic of Tatarstan to the ground, kicking her in the face.
- Russia to the ground, kicking her in the face.
- Russian to the ground, kicking her in the face.
- Strikes Fomin to the ground, kicking her in the face.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump is known for his blunt talk -- on everything ranging from trade to immigration and the fight against ISIS. But throughout the 2016 campaign, and now in the White House, there's one topic that he's been less forthcoming about -- Russia's role interfering in the US election. He's answered questions about attempts to hack the 2016 election many different ways throughout the campaign and since ascending to the presidency -- even speculating during a debate last year that it "could be someone sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pounds." The unanimous assessment of the US intelligence community is clear: Russia orchestrated a series of hacks and cyberattacks to meddle in the 2016 election and help Trump beat Hillary Clinton. Intelligence agencies have not concluded that Russian efforts made a difference in the election result.

If

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- CNN hacked, if Russia did anything having to do with our election I want to know about it," Trump said.
- Donald Trump hacked, if Russia did anything having to do with our election I want to know about it," Trump said.
- Hillary Clinton hacked, if Russia did anything having to do with our election I want to know about it," Trump said.
- ISIS hacked, if Russia did anything having to do with our election I want to know about it," Trump said.
- Russia hacked, if Russia did anything having to do with our election I want to know about it," Trump said.
- Russian hacked, if Russia did anything having to do with our election I want to know about it," Trump said.
- Spicer hacked, if Russia did anything having to do with our election I want to know about it," Trump said.
- Trump hacked, if Russia did anything having to do with our election I want to know about it," Trump said.
- US hacked, if Russia did anything having to do with our election I want to know about it," Trump said.
- Washington hacked, if Russia did anything having to do with our election I want to know about it," Trump said.
- White House hacked, if Russia did anything having to do with our election I want to know about it," Trump said.


MP for North West Leicestershire Andrew Bridgen Teachers should be forced to sit A-level exams along with their pupils, an MP has suggested. Andrew Bridgen wants the Conservative Party to put the proposal in its manifesto and has discussed the issue with Education Secretary Nicky Morgan. Teaching unions have previously cautioned against the move, but Mr Bridgen, MP for North West Leicestershire, said the change was a logical way to drive-up educational standards. He said: 'My idea would be to have the teacher sit the exam themselves, along with the students. 'After all, how can they be expected to pass on their knowledge to students to allow them to succeed in the exam, if they themselves could not?

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Bridgen claimed recently that teachers are ‘working far too hard, for far too long’ and has promised to slash their workload.
- Bridgen claimed recently that teachers are ‘working far too hard, for far too long’ and has promised to slash their workload.
- Conservative Party claimed recently that teachers are ‘working far too hard, for far too long’ and has promised to slash their workload.
- Education Secretary claimed recently that teachers are ‘working far too hard, for far too long’ and has promised to slash their workload.
- MP claimed recently that teachers are ‘working far too hard, for far too long’ and has promised to slash their workload.
- Nicky Morgan claimed recently that teachers are ‘working far too hard, for far too long’ and has promised to slash their workload.
- North West Leicestershire claimed recently that teachers are ‘working far too hard, for far too long’ and has promised to slash their workload.


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The soap star who attacked Viola Davis after she became the first African-American woman to ever win the Emmy for Lead Actress in a Drama Series at Sunday's Emmy Awards has apologized for her comments. Nancy Lee Grahn wrote on Twitter following Davis' stirring speech in which she detailed the racism and sexism that exists in the film and television industries; 'I wish I loved #ViolaDavis speech, but I thought she should have let @shondarhimes write it.' Rhimes is the creator of the show How to Get Away With Murder in which Davis stars. When one Twitter user then shared with Grahn a tweet sent out by Rhimes herself saying how much she loved Davis' speech, the actress responded by saying; 'I do 2. I think she's the bees knees but she's elite of TV performers. Brilliant as she is. She has never been discriminated against.'

OPTIONS:
- African can bring out the best & sadly tonight the worst of us.'
- American can bring out the best & sadly tonight the worst of us.'
- Brilliant can bring out the best & sadly tonight the worst of us.'
- Davis can bring out the best & sadly tonight the worst of us.'
- Drama Series can bring out the best & sadly tonight the worst of us.'
- Emmy can bring out the best & sadly tonight the worst of us.'
- Emmy Awards can bring out the best & sadly tonight the worst of us.'
- Emmys can bring out the best & sadly tonight the worst of us.'
- General Hospital can bring out the best & sadly tonight the worst of us.'
- Get Away With Murder can bring out the best & sadly tonight the worst of us.'
- Grahn can bring out the best & sadly tonight the worst of us.'
- Lead Actress can bring out the best & sadly tonight the worst of us.'
- Nancy Lee Grahn can bring out the best & sadly tonight the worst of us.'
- Rhimes can bring out the best & sadly tonight the worst of us.'
- Twitter can bring out the best & sadly tonight the worst of us.'
- Viola Davis can bring out the best & sadly tonight the worst of us.'


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Cairo (CNN) -- Opposition leader Mohamed ElBaradei has not been named Egypt's prime minister, but is "the logical choice," the interim president's spokesman said Saturday, contradicting statements earlier in the day by officials in ElBaradei's political party. The move comes as anger grows among supporters of deposed President Mohamed Morsy -- including the Muslim Brotherhood -- who have decried the military's move to push him from power, and raised fears of widening violence. ElBaradei met with interim President Adly Mansour for two hours Saturday afternoon, and "discussions and consultations are ongoing," presidential adviser Ahmed al-Muslimani said on state-run TV. "Tomorrow we expect to name the prime minister and the ministers."

In an interview with CNN on Thursday,

OPTIONS:
- Adly Mansour called Morsy's ouster a "reset" of the 2011 popular revolution that toppled Hosni Mubarak.
- Ahmed al-Muslimani called Morsy's ouster a "reset" of the 2011 popular revolution that toppled Hosni Mubarak.
- CNN called Morsy's ouster a "reset" of the 2011 popular revolution that toppled Hosni Mubarak.
- Cairo called Morsy's ouster a "reset" of the 2011 popular revolution that toppled Hosni Mubarak.
- Egypt called Morsy's ouster a "reset" of the 2011 popular revolution that toppled Hosni Mubarak.
- ElBaradei called Morsy's ouster a "reset" of the 2011 popular revolution that toppled Hosni Mubarak.
- Hosni Mubarak called Morsy's ouster a "reset" of the 2011 popular revolution that toppled Hosni Mubarak.
- Mohamed ElBaradei called Morsy's ouster a "reset" of the 2011 popular revolution that toppled Hosni Mubarak.
- Mohamed Morsy called Morsy's ouster a "reset" of the 2011 popular revolution that toppled Hosni Mubarak.
- Muslim Brotherhood called Morsy's ouster a "reset" of the 2011 popular revolution that toppled Hosni Mubarak.


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Britain should start bombing ISIS in Syria within days, David Cameron warned tonight as he paved the way for a crunch vote next week. The Prime Minister confirmed he will 'make the case' for targeting ISIS in their headquarters in Syria this Thursday, before giving MPs the weekend to consider the plan A vote is set to be scheduled for early next week, after Mr Cameron warned: 'Every day that we spend is a day that we're not getting to GRIPS with the ISIL menace.' It came as it emerged Britain has launched 17 deadly missile attacks on ISIS in Iraq in the ten days since its terrorists struck in Paris, including seven in the last three days.

'And I'm not saying that we will solve this problem simply by crossing a line from

OPTIONS:
- Assad into Syria.
- Britain into Syria.
- Cameron into Syria.
- David Cameron into Syria.
- ISIL into Syria.
- ISIS into Syria.
- Iraq into Syria.
- Jeremy Corbyn into Syria.
- Labour into Syria.
- Paris into Syria.
- Syria into Syria.


Sporting Lisbon midfielder William Carvalho has revealed his 'affection' for Arsenal while suggesting he would be open to a move to the Premier League one day. The Portugal international had been linked with the Gunners, as well as Chelsea and Manchester United, before Arsene Wenger decided to place his faith in Francis Coquelin without pursuing another holding midfielder. The 23-year-old's £33million buy out clause in his contract appears to have put off clubs, although his current deal expires in 2018. Before then Carvalho, who was named the best player at the UEFA Under 21 Championship, is hoping to win the Portuguese league title with his club.

'I was in [Walcott's] place in previous seasons at

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal.
- Arsene Wenger.
- Carvalho.
- Chelsea.
- Francis Coquelin.
- Gunners.
- Man United.
- Manchester United.
- Olivier Giroud.
- Portugal.
- Portuguese.
- Premier League.
- Sporting Lisbon.
- Theo Walcott.
- Thierry Henry.
- UEFA Under 21 Championship.
- William Carvalho.


How does the sentence end?

Alessandro Diamanti and Mohamed Salah helped Fiorentina to a 2-0 win over Sampdoria on a rain-drenched pitch which lifted their team into fourth place on 49 points. Former West Ham midfielder Diamanti struck just after the hour mark, before on loan Chelsea winger Salah added a second just two minutes later. Miralem Pjanic's goal gave AS Roma a 1-0 win over Napoli in Serie A on Saturday, their first home victory for more than four months. Mohamed Salah continued his scoring streak as the on-loan Chelsea midfielder struck again Salah turns away after scoring Fiorentina's second in their 2-0 win over Sampdoria

Salah embraces fellow goalscorer and team-mates

OPTIONS:
- Alessandro Diamanti during the Serie A win
- Carlos Tevez during the Serie A win
- Chelsea during the Serie A win
- Diamanti during the Serie A win
- Fiorentina during the Serie A win
- Juventus during the Serie A win
- Miralem Pjanic during the Serie A win
- Mohamed Salah during the Serie A win
- Napoli during the Serie A win
- Roma during the Serie A win
- Salah during the Serie A win
- Sampdoria during the Serie A win
- Serie A during the Serie A win
- West Ham during the Serie A win


How does the sentence end?

Washington (CNN) Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump used different tactics to appeal to evangelical Christian Hispanics this weekend, with the Democratic hopeful presenting a message of policy and faith while the presumptive GOP nominee tried to explain how his platform would benefit minorities. The two messages, aired in videos presented at the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference in Anaheim, California, on Friday, come at a time when a new Fox News Latino poll found Clinton enjoying a nearly 40-point lead over Trump among Hispanics, a critical and growing voting bloc. In her video, Clinton vowed to raise the minimum wage, create new jobs and offer quality education to all Americans. She talked about how she wants to pass comprehensive immigration reform, taking a thinly veiled swipe at Trump, though she didn't mention him by name.

In

OPTIONS:
- Americans's video, which appeared to have been filmed on a cell phone on his personal plane, he spoke of how his immigration platform would help Hispanics.
- Anaheim's video, which appeared to have been filmed on a cell phone on his personal plane, he spoke of how his immigration platform would help Hispanics.
- CNN's video, which appeared to have been filmed on a cell phone on his personal plane, he spoke of how his immigration platform would help Hispanics.
- California's video, which appeared to have been filmed on a cell phone on his personal plane, he spoke of how his immigration platform would help Hispanics.
- Christian Hispanics's video, which appeared to have been filmed on a cell phone on his personal plane, he spoke of how his immigration platform would help Hispanics.
- Clinton's video, which appeared to have been filmed on a cell phone on his personal plane, he spoke of how his immigration platform would help Hispanics.
- Democratic's video, which appeared to have been filmed on a cell phone on his personal plane, he spoke of how his immigration platform would help Hispanics.
- Donald Trump's video, which appeared to have been filmed on a cell phone on his personal plane, he spoke of how his immigration platform would help Hispanics.
- Fox News Latino's video, which appeared to have been filmed on a cell phone on his personal plane, he spoke of how his immigration platform would help Hispanics.
- GOP's video, which appeared to have been filmed on a cell phone on his personal plane, he spoke of how his immigration platform would help Hispanics.
- Hillary Clinton's video, which appeared to have been filmed on a cell phone on his personal plane, he spoke of how his immigration platform would help Hispanics.
- Hispanics's video, which appeared to have been filmed on a cell phone on his personal plane, he spoke of how his immigration platform would help Hispanics.
- Latino's video, which appeared to have been filmed on a cell phone on his personal plane, he spoke of how his immigration platform would help Hispanics.
- National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference's video, which appeared to have been filmed on a cell phone on his personal plane, he spoke of how his immigration platform would help Hispanics.
- Trump's video, which appeared to have been filmed on a cell phone on his personal plane, he spoke of how his immigration platform would help Hispanics.
- Washington's video, which appeared to have been filmed on a cell phone on his personal plane, he spoke of how his immigration platform would help Hispanics.


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Jessica Ennis-Hill and Katarina Johnson-Thompson will go head-to-head on Sunday in a battle to be crowned heptathlon World Champion as their main rival conceded defeat. Britain’s golden girl and her heir apparent are first and second at the halfway stage and predicted it would come down to a straight shoot out in the 800m, the final of seven events. If she were to rule the world once more only 13 months after giving birth to her first baby, Reggie, and in only her second full heptathlon since winning gold at London 2012, it would cap a remarkable comeback for Ennis-Hill, 29.

Ennis-

OPTIONS:
- Brianne Theisen set three season bests to finish the day with 4005 points, 80 points ahead of Johnson-Thompson in second and Nadine Visser of the Netherlands in third.
- Britain set three season bests to finish the day with 4005 points, 80 points ahead of Johnson-Thompson in second and Nadine Visser of the Netherlands in third.
- Canada set three season bests to finish the day with 4005 points, 80 points ahead of Johnson-Thompson in second and Nadine Visser of the Netherlands in third.
- Eaton set three season bests to finish the day with 4005 points, 80 points ahead of Johnson-Thompson in second and Nadine Visser of the Netherlands in third.
- Ennis set three season bests to finish the day with 4005 points, 80 points ahead of Johnson-Thompson in second and Nadine Visser of the Netherlands in third.
- Great Britain set three season bests to finish the day with 4005 points, 80 points ahead of Johnson-Thompson in second and Nadine Visser of the Netherlands in third.
- Hill set three season bests to finish the day with 4005 points, 80 points ahead of Johnson-Thompson in second and Nadine Visser of the Netherlands in third.
- Jessica Ennis set three season bests to finish the day with 4005 points, 80 points ahead of Johnson-Thompson in second and Nadine Visser of the Netherlands in third.
- Johnson set three season bests to finish the day with 4005 points, 80 points ahead of Johnson-Thompson in second and Nadine Visser of the Netherlands in third.
- Katarina Johnson set three season bests to finish the day with 4005 points, 80 points ahead of Johnson-Thompson in second and Nadine Visser of the Netherlands in third.
- London set three season bests to finish the day with 4005 points, 80 points ahead of Johnson-Thompson in second and Nadine Visser of the Netherlands in third.
- PB set three season bests to finish the day with 4005 points, 80 points ahead of Johnson-Thompson in second and Nadine Visser of the Netherlands in third.
- Reggie set three season bests to finish the day with 4005 points, 80 points ahead of Johnson-Thompson in second and Nadine Visser of the Netherlands in third.
- Thompson set three season bests to finish the day with 4005 points, 80 points ahead of Johnson-Thompson in second and Nadine Visser of the Netherlands in third.
- World Champion set three season bests to finish the day with 4005 points, 80 points ahead of Johnson-Thompson in second and Nadine Visser of the Netherlands in third.
- World No 1 set three season bests to finish the day with 4005 points, 80 points ahead of Johnson-Thompson in second and Nadine Visser of the Netherlands in third.


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Chatting happily and smiling during a peaceful walk in the grounds of their Scottish country home, they could be any long-married couple enjoying a stroll. But this is the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall and the intimate shot marks not 40 years of marriage but 10. The couple, who married a decade ago  at the Windsor Guildhall, are spending their anniversary privately at Birkhall in Deeside. Scroll down for video Portrait of a happy marriage: Charles and Camilla in the new photo released to mark their 10th anniversary Big day: The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall on their wedding day a decade ago

At the time of her engagement to the

OPTIONS:
- Birkhall in 2005, a poll showed that only seven per cent of people believed Camilla should one day be queen.
- Camilla in 2005, a poll showed that only seven per cent of people believed Camilla should one day be queen.
- Camilla Parker-Bowles in 2005, a poll showed that only seven per cent of people believed Camilla should one day be queen.
- Charles in 2005, a poll showed that only seven per cent of people believed Camilla should one day be queen.
- Clarence House in 2005, a poll showed that only seven per cent of people believed Camilla should one day be queen.
- Deeside in 2005, a poll showed that only seven per cent of people believed Camilla should one day be queen.
- Duchess of Cornwall in 2005, a poll showed that only seven per cent of people believed Camilla should one day be queen.
- Prince of Wales in 2005, a poll showed that only seven per cent of people believed Camilla should one day be queen.
- Queen in 2005, a poll showed that only seven per cent of people believed Camilla should one day be queen.
- Scottish in 2005, a poll showed that only seven per cent of people believed Camilla should one day be queen.
- Windsor Guildhall in 2005, a poll showed that only seven per cent of people believed Camilla should one day be queen.


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A professional Kate Middleton lookalike has said the royal mother dresses 'too boring' for her age - and admits that she fancies Prince Harry more than William. Jodie Bredo, 26, from Essex, has been a Kate lookalike for six years and wishes the Duchess of Cambridge would 'change her hair for once' - suggesting she opt for a bob style. Jodie, who is now single after splitting from her boyfriend, said of the Duchess, who is expecting her second child: 'Kate’s just too frumpy for her age. Scroll down for video She often does jobs with a Prince William lookalike (left) but says she fancies the younger Prince Harry more

'I thought I’d left something, but she just said, "I have to tell you, you look so much after

OPTIONS:
- Duchess."
- Duchess of Cambridge."
- Essex."
- Harry."
- Jodie."
- Jodie Bredo."
- Kate."
- Kate Middleton."
- William."


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

Washington (CNN) President-elect Donald Trump said Monday that Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel should seek federal assistance to combat homicides in the nation's third-largest city. "Chicago murder rate is record setting - 4,331 shooting victims with 762 murders in 2016. If Mayor can't do it he must ask for Federal help!" Trump tweeted. Trump's tweet accurately relayed Chicago's homicide numbers. And while they are not "record setting," The Chicago Tribune reports that homicides were up 60% from 2015 to the highest levels in 20 years. Emanuel, who was President Barack Obama's chief of staff from January 2009 to October 2010, met with Trump in New York last month, urging the President-elect to continue the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program until a modernized immigration system can be decided by Congress.

"A policy like stop-and-frisk could save thousands of lives in a city like Chicago, just like it saved thousands of lives in

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama.
- CNN.
- Chicago.
- Congress.
- Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
- Donald Trump.
- Emanuel.
- New York.
- Rahm Emanuel.
- The Chicago Tribune.
- Trump.
- Washington.


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(CNN) -- President Obama's favorite television shows include "House of Cards" and "Mad Men." One can imagine that when his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin wants to kick back and relax, all he will need to do is turn on the nightly news and watch the latest reports from the NATO Summit in Wales. Putin can listen as NATO leaders roll out the latest iteration of their bold responses to his annexation of Crimea and his invasion of Ukraine. Imagine how he'll be tickled as NATO leaders fall all over themselves trying to find ways to refer to his sending Russian troops into a neighboring country without actually calling it an invasion.

There will be many speeches suggesting that NATO is re-energized by

OPTIONS:
- CNN's threat.
- Crimea's threat.
- David Rothkopf's threat.
- House of Cards's threat.
- Islamic's threat.
- Mad Men's threat.
- NATO's threat.
- NATO Summit's threat.
- Obama's threat.
- Putin's threat.
- Russian's threat.
- U.S.'s threat.
- Ukraine's threat.
- Vladimir Putin's threat.
- Wales's threat.


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FIFA president Sepp Blatter’s No 2 Jerome Valcke has been suspended as general secretary pending an investigation into allegations - first revealed by Sportsmail - that he was central to a ticket touting operation at the 2014 World Cup. Such an agreement would breach FIFA's ticketing rules as well as represent a conflict of interest. It is understood that Valcke will contest the claims. A FIFA statement read: 'FIFA today announced that its Secretary General Jerome Valcke has been put on leave and released from his duties effective immediately until further notice. Further, FIFA has been made aware of a series of allegations involving the Secretary General and has requested a formal investigation by the FIFA Ethics Committee.'

By 23 April 2013, Alon was selling tickets at three times face value and more, and told

OPTIONS:
- Brazil this by email.
- FIFA this by email.
- FIFA Ethics Committee this by email.
- Germany this by email.
- Jerome Valcke this by email.
- Secretary General this by email.
- Sepp Blatter this by email.
- Sportsmail this by email.
- Valcke this by email.
- World Cup this by email.


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Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump went toe-to-toe on Friday over the former secretary of state's suggestion that the billionaire's comments about racial minorities helped inspire Wednesday's tragic mass-shooting in Charleston, S.C. that left nine people dead. Clinton told Nevada radio host Jon Ralston that 'we have to have a candid national conversation about race, and about discrimination, hatred, prejudice. Public discourse is sometimes hotter and more negative than it should be, which can, in my opinion, trigger someone who is less than stable.' She cited Trump without naming him: 'A recent entry into the Republican presidential campaign said some very inflammatory things about Mexicans. Everybody should stand up and say that's not acceptable.'

OPTIONS:
- Charleston, she said, 'continues to send his prayers and condolences to the people of South Carolina.
- Chris Christie, she said, 'continues to send his prayers and condolences to the people of South Carolina.
- Clinton, she said, 'continues to send his prayers and condolences to the people of South Carolina.
- Donald Trump, she said, 'continues to send his prayers and condolences to the people of South Carolina.
- Hillary Clinton, she said, 'continues to send his prayers and condolences to the people of South Carolina.
- Jon Ralston, she said, 'continues to send his prayers and condolences to the people of South Carolina.
- Mexicans, she said, 'continues to send his prayers and condolences to the people of South Carolina.
- Nevada, she said, 'continues to send his prayers and condolences to the people of South Carolina.
- Republican, she said, 'continues to send his prayers and condolences to the people of South Carolina.
- S.C., she said, 'continues to send his prayers and condolences to the people of South Carolina.
- SC, she said, 'continues to send his prayers and condolences to the people of South Carolina.
- South Carolina, she said, 'continues to send his prayers and condolences to the people of South Carolina.
- Trump, she said, 'continues to send his prayers and condolences to the people of South Carolina.
- White House, she said, 'continues to send his prayers and condolences to the people of South Carolina.


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(CNN) A deadly ailment killed Michael Jackson and Joan Rivers -- and may have figured in the death of the rock star, Prince. It's called "VIP syndrome." We still don't know all the details of Prince's death -- or the medical treatment that preceded it -- but on Thursday, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reported that Prince died of an opioid overdose, citing a source familiar with the investigation into the singer's death. And earlier news accounts of  the few weeks leading up to the discovery of his body in an elevator at Paisley Park describe a period of medical care and attempted medical care -- by both doctors and non-doctors -- that raises many troubling questions, including whether VIP syndrome occurred.

OPTIONS:
- Joan Rivers and his representatives may well have hidden his opiate use: A week before the rock star's death, when his plane had to make an emergency landing because of "an unconscious patient," his staff said he had the flu, though some reports suggest narcotics were involved.
- Klitzman and his representatives may well have hidden his opiate use: A week before the rock star's death, when his plane had to make an emergency landing because of "an unconscious patient," his staff said he had the flu, though some reports suggest narcotics were involved.
- Michael Jackson and his representatives may well have hidden his opiate use: A week before the rock star's death, when his plane had to make an emergency landing because of "an unconscious patient," his staff said he had the flu, though some reports suggest narcotics were involved.
- Minneapolis and his representatives may well have hidden his opiate use: A week before the rock star's death, when his plane had to make an emergency landing because of "an unconscious patient," his staff said he had the flu, though some reports suggest narcotics were involved.
- Minneapolis Star Tribune and his representatives may well have hidden his opiate use: A week before the rock star's death, when his plane had to make an emergency landing because of "an unconscious patient," his staff said he had the flu, though some reports suggest narcotics were involved.
- Paisley Park and his representatives may well have hidden his opiate use: A week before the rock star's death, when his plane had to make an emergency landing because of "an unconscious patient," his staff said he had the flu, though some reports suggest narcotics were involved.
- Prince and his representatives may well have hidden his opiate use: A week before the rock star's death, when his plane had to make an emergency landing because of "an unconscious patient," his staff said he had the flu, though some reports suggest narcotics were involved.
- Robert Klitzman and his representatives may well have hidden his opiate use: A week before the rock star's death, when his plane had to make an emergency landing because of "an unconscious patient," his staff said he had the flu, though some reports suggest narcotics were involved.


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

(CNN) -- Americans may need passports to board domestic flights or to picnic in a national park next year if they live in one of the states defying the federal Real ID Act. Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff says there are no plans for a federal database of drivers' information. The act, signed in 2005 as part of an emergency military spending and tsunami relief bill, aims to weave driver's licenses and state ID cards into a sort of national identification system by May 2008. The law sets baseline criteria for how driver's licenses will be issued and what information they must contain.

Chertoff said the Real ID program is essential to national security because there are presently 8,000 types of identification accepted to enter the

OPTIONS:
- Americans.
- CNN.
- ID.
- Michael Chertoff.
- New Hampshire.
- Real ID.
- Real ID Act.


Write the next sentence.

A British university student has been ordered out of Russia amid claims she is a spy. History postgraduate Laura Sumner, 24, was given ten days to leave the country after being fined £23.50 for an alleged visa violation. But Russian media reports have branded her ‘Agent Sumner’ and linked her to a bizarre claim of a revolutionary plot. Laura Mary Sumner, pictured, has been ordered to leave Russia within ten days after being branded a 'spy' A pro-Kremlin website claimed she was one of a number of students carrying out research in Russia by British historian, Professor Sarah Badcock.

Professor Badcock, 40, is supervising Miss Sumner’s PhD thesis on early

OPTIONS:
- Agent Sumner but there has been no suggestion outside Russian media that either woman is involved in espionage or plans to foment revolution.
- British but there has been no suggestion outside Russian media that either woman is involved in espionage or plans to foment revolution.
- Laura but there has been no suggestion outside Russian media that either woman is involved in espionage or plans to foment revolution.
- Laura Sumner but there has been no suggestion outside Russian media that either woman is involved in espionage or plans to foment revolution.
- Mary Sumner but there has been no suggestion outside Russian media that either woman is involved in espionage or plans to foment revolution.
- Russia but there has been no suggestion outside Russian media that either woman is involved in espionage or plans to foment revolution.
- Russian but there has been no suggestion outside Russian media that either woman is involved in espionage or plans to foment revolution.
- Sarah Badcock but there has been no suggestion outside Russian media that either woman is involved in espionage or plans to foment revolution.
- Soviet but there has been no suggestion outside Russian media that either woman is involved in espionage or plans to foment revolution.
- Sumner but there has been no suggestion outside Russian media that either woman is involved in espionage or plans to foment revolution.
- pro-Kremlin but there has been no suggestion outside Russian media that either woman is involved in espionage or plans to foment revolution.


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It is closer in size to a TV than a phone - but Samsung is betting its new 'megatablet' will beat of competition from Apple. The gadget, codenamed Tahoe, is expected to be aimed at the living room when it is revealed later this year. It will compete against Panasonic's already released 20inch tablet, and Apple's upcoming iPad Pro, expected to have a 12.9inch screen. 451.8 mm wide, 275.8 mm tall, and 11.9 mm thick 18.4inch TFT LCD screen Resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels 8-megapixel primary camera and a 2.1-megapixel secondary camera 'According to the information that we’ve received, the SM-T670, which is codenamed ‘Tahoe’, is an Android 5.1 Lollipop-based tablet with an 18.4-inch display,' said Sammobile.

One person familiar with

OPTIONS:
- Android's future product plans has revealed that the company is in fact working on an all-new iPad with a larger 12.9-inch display, according toAppleInsider.
- Apple's future product plans has revealed that the company is in fact working on an all-new iPad with a larger 12.9-inch display, according toAppleInsider.
- Lollipop's future product plans has revealed that the company is in fact working on an all-new iPad with a larger 12.9-inch display, according toAppleInsider.
- Panasonic's future product plans has revealed that the company is in fact working on an all-new iPad with a larger 12.9-inch display, according toAppleInsider.
- SM's future product plans has revealed that the company is in fact working on an all-new iPad with a larger 12.9-inch display, according toAppleInsider.
- Sammobile's future product plans has revealed that the company is in fact working on an all-new iPad with a larger 12.9-inch display, according toAppleInsider.
- Samsung's future product plans has revealed that the company is in fact working on an all-new iPad with a larger 12.9-inch display, according toAppleInsider.
- T670's future product plans has revealed that the company is in fact working on an all-new iPad with a larger 12.9-inch display, according toAppleInsider.
- Tahoe's future product plans has revealed that the company is in fact working on an all-new iPad with a larger 12.9-inch display, according toAppleInsider.


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Eoin Morgan's England will finish the Ashes summer in style if they pull off a notable Royal London Series double against a second set of World Cup finalists. England began to put behind them last winter's debacle Down Under when a clutch of new players gelled instantly to prevail 3-2 in a thrilling one-day international series against New Zealand in June. If they can follow subsequent Ashes success with another ODI win across five matches, starting at the Ageas Bowl on Thursday, not only will they complete a clean sweep in all three formats against Australia, but will be able to point to summer superiority over both the teams which contested the World Cup final in March.

OPTIONS:
- Ageas Bowl did that with the adventure of youth, a new group of attacking players encouraged to ditch the caution and promised a run in the side come what may.
- Ashes did that with the adventure of youth, a new group of attacking players encouraged to ditch the caution and promised a run in the side come what may.
- Australia did that with the adventure of youth, a new group of attacking players encouraged to ditch the caution and promised a run in the side come what may.
- Down Under did that with the adventure of youth, a new group of attacking players encouraged to ditch the caution and promised a run in the side come what may.
- England did that with the adventure of youth, a new group of attacking players encouraged to ditch the caution and promised a run in the side come what may.
- Eoin Morgan did that with the adventure of youth, a new group of attacking players encouraged to ditch the caution and promised a run in the side come what may.
- Morgan did that with the adventure of youth, a new group of attacking players encouraged to ditch the caution and promised a run in the side come what may.
- New Zealand did that with the adventure of youth, a new group of attacking players encouraged to ditch the caution and promised a run in the side come what may.
- ODI did that with the adventure of youth, a new group of attacking players encouraged to ditch the caution and promised a run in the side come what may.
- Royal London Series did that with the adventure of youth, a new group of attacking players encouraged to ditch the caution and promised a run in the side come what may.
- World Cup did that with the adventure of youth, a new group of attacking players encouraged to ditch the caution and promised a run in the side come what may.


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

Manny Pacquiao will be wearing the world's most expensive shorts when he takes the ring at the MGM Grand Garden Arena with Floyd Mayweather on May 2. The richest fight of all time, said to be worth $300m and then some to those involved, is raking in the big bucks with the money streams certainly not limited to TV rights and ticket sales. The PacMan's shorts alone will carry sponsorship logos worth a total of $2.25m (£1.5m), reports the Manila Bulletin. Manny Pacquiao, working out here with trainer Freddie Roach, will wear multi-million pound shorts When PacMan takes the ring against Floyd Mayweather his shorts will carry £1.5m in sponsorship

'So far, we have six (companies) that will have their logos on

OPTIONS:
- Floyd Mayweather's trunks.'
- Freddie Roach's trunks.'
- Las Vegas's trunks.'
- MGM Grand Garden Arena's trunks.'
- Manila Bulletin's trunks.'
- Manny Pacquiao's trunks.'
- Mayweather's trunks.'
- PacMan's trunks.'
- Roger's trunks.'


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

Ottawa, Canada (CNN) What's going on with Justin Trudeau? Since his surprising election last October, Trudeau has enjoyed soaring popularity as the young, hip, progressive Prime Minister of Canada. Blessed with charm, good looks, a name and a photogenic family, he has become an overnight international celebrity. Promising "sunny ways" after a decade of the divisive politics of Stephen Harper and his Conservatives, Trudeau and his Liberals have proclaimed a new tone of civility in Parliament in their seven months in office. But all that dissolved on the floor of the House of Commons Wednesday in a fracas both unseemly and unprecedented. At the center was a less saintly Trudeau: petulant, impatient and later, embarrassed and "unreservedly" apologetic.

"I apologize to my colleagues, to the

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Cohen as a whole and to you, Mr. Speaker, for failing to live up to a higher standard of behavior," he said Thursday.
- CNN as a whole and to you, Mr. Speaker, for failing to live up to a higher standard of behavior," he said Thursday.
- Canada as a whole and to you, Mr. Speaker, for failing to live up to a higher standard of behavior," he said Thursday.
- Canadian as a whole and to you, Mr. Speaker, for failing to live up to a higher standard of behavior," he said Thursday.
- Cohen as a whole and to you, Mr. Speaker, for failing to live up to a higher standard of behavior," he said Thursday.
- Conservatives as a whole and to you, Mr. Speaker, for failing to live up to a higher standard of behavior," he said Thursday.
- House of Commons as a whole and to you, Mr. Speaker, for failing to live up to a higher standard of behavior," he said Thursday.
- Justin Trudeau as a whole and to you, Mr. Speaker, for failing to live up to a higher standard of behavior," he said Thursday.
- Liberals as a whole and to you, Mr. Speaker, for failing to live up to a higher standard of behavior," he said Thursday.
- Ottawa as a whole and to you, Mr. Speaker, for failing to live up to a higher standard of behavior," he said Thursday.
- Stephen Harper as a whole and to you, Mr. Speaker, for failing to live up to a higher standard of behavior," he said Thursday.
- Trudeau as a whole and to you, Mr. Speaker, for failing to live up to a higher standard of behavior," he said Thursday.


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(CNN) -- For anyone around 30 or older, this week's royal engagement left one with an uneasy feeling of déjà vu. The photographs of Prince William and Kate Middleton, facing the flashing cameras of the world's press, were uncannily like those of William's parents, the Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer, when they announced their plans to marry in 1981. The color of the dress, the pose, the linked arms, the looks -- they were almost identical. Kate was even wearing Diana's ring. The rapturous response from the media was a rerun of 1981, too -- the special supplements, the pages and pages of photographs, the speculation about who will design the dress, where they will honeymoon, where and how they first met, who their friends are and from whom their families are descended.

Charles and

OPTIONS:
- CNN scarcely knew each other when they became engaged.
- Charles scarcely knew each other when they became engaged.
- Diana scarcely knew each other when they became engaged.
- Diana Spencer scarcely knew each other when they became engaged.
- Junor scarcely knew each other when they became engaged.
- Kate scarcely knew each other when they became engaged.
- Kate Middleton scarcely knew each other when they became engaged.
- Penny Junor scarcely knew each other when they became engaged.
- Prince of Wales scarcely knew each other when they became engaged.
- William scarcely knew each other when they became engaged.


The International Cricket Council has withdrawn Pakistani umpire Aleem Dar  from the remainder of the limited-overs series between India and South Africa because of 'extremist' threats The ICC claimed on Monday that an 'extreme' group threatened to prevent him from officiating in the last game in Mumbai. 'Under the present circumstances, it will be unreasonable to expect from Aleem that he will be able to perform his duties to the best of his abilities,' they said in a statement. 'As such, he has been withdrawn and his replacement will be announced in due course.' Dar officiated in the first three games of the five one day international series which South Africa lead 2-1 and was also due to stand in the fourth match in Chennai on Thursday and in Mumbai on Sunday.

The two countries have not met in a Test match since India beat Pakistan 1-0 at home in 2007 though

OPTIONS:
- Aleem did play a one-day series in India in 2012-13.
- Aleem Dar did play a one-day series in India in 2012-13.
- Chennai did play a one-day series in India in 2012-13.
- Dar did play a one-day series in India in 2012-13.
- ICC did play a one-day series in India in 2012-13.
- India did play a one-day series in India in 2012-13.
- International Cricket Council did play a one-day series in India in 2012-13.
- Mumbai did play a one-day series in India in 2012-13.
- ODIs did play a one-day series in India in 2012-13.
- Pakistan did play a one-day series in India in 2012-13.
- Pakistani did play a one-day series in India in 2012-13.
- South Africa did play a one-day series in India in 2012-13.


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(CNN) In the 1980s, New York City's Times Square wasn't so much the "Crossroads of the World" as it was the wrong side of the tracks. The sex market and drug trade thrived in the area, and homeless encampments dotted its streets. Many local theaters -- once legitimate operations showcasing the performances of renowned actors like Lionel Barrymore -- had become home to peep shows and porn movies. Crime rates soared. In 1981, Rolling Stone magazine called West 42nd Street, located in the heart of Times Square, the "sleaziest block in America." Tim Tompkins, president of the Times Square Alliance, said the area was then -- and has always been -- representative of what was working or not working in New York City as a whole.

"Throughout New York City, crime was a huge issue that was making people stay away, and despite the incredible assets of

OPTIONS:
- 42nd Street, that overshadowed everything else," Tompkins said.
- America, that overshadowed everything else," Tompkins said.
- Crossroads of the World, that overshadowed everything else," Tompkins said.
- Lionel Barrymore, that overshadowed everything else," Tompkins said.
- New York City, that overshadowed everything else," Tompkins said.
- Rolling Stone, that overshadowed everything else," Tompkins said.
- Tim Tompkins, that overshadowed everything else," Tompkins said.
- Times Square, that overshadowed everything else," Tompkins said.
- Times Square Alliance, that overshadowed everything else," Tompkins said.
- West 42nd Street, that overshadowed everything else," Tompkins said.


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Washington (CNN) The law firm for the Hillary Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee has acknowledged its clients' role in paying for opposition research on Donald Trump that helped fund the now-infamous dossier of allegations about the now-President and Russia. A source familiar with the matter told CNN on Tuesday that the law firm Perkins Coie, as part of its representation of the Clinton campaign and the DNC, retained the intelligence firm Fusion GPS and entered "into an engagement for research services that began in April 2016 and concluded before the election in early November." A letter to Fusion GPS, which was written by Perkins Coie general counsel Matthew Gehringer, notes that it is revealing its role in hiring Fusion to aid the firm in its fight not to be forced to reveal its confidential list of clients.

OPTIONS:
- CNN also claimed that Nunes should have notified it about the subpoena of its bank records.
- Clinton also claimed that Nunes should have notified it about the subpoena of its bank records.
- DNC also claimed that Nunes should have notified it about the subpoena of its bank records.
- Democratic National Committee also claimed that Nunes should have notified it about the subpoena of its bank records.
- Donald Trump also claimed that Nunes should have notified it about the subpoena of its bank records.
- Fusion also claimed that Nunes should have notified it about the subpoena of its bank records.
- Fusion GPS also claimed that Nunes should have notified it about the subpoena of its bank records.
- Hillary Clinton also claimed that Nunes should have notified it about the subpoena of its bank records.
- Matthew Gehringer also claimed that Nunes should have notified it about the subpoena of its bank records.
- Perkins Coie also claimed that Nunes should have notified it about the subpoena of its bank records.
- Russia also claimed that Nunes should have notified it about the subpoena of its bank records.
- Trump also claimed that Nunes should have notified it about the subpoena of its bank records.
- Washington also claimed that Nunes should have notified it about the subpoena of its bank records.


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Alex Neil has revealed that Arsenal provided the blueprint for Norwich's 1-0 Barclays Premier League defeat of Swansea. Jonny Howson's close-range, second-half header secured victory on Saturday after the manager had reorganised his team into a more defensive shape to attack Swansea on the counter. Norwich allowed their visitors the majority of the possession - as Arsenal had done in their 3-0 away victory a week previous - to successfully end of a run of six games without a win, but Neil also acknowledged that such negativity represented a risk in front of a home crowd when the Canaries were not hosting a top-four team.

'We watched

OPTIONS:
- Alex Neil, obviously, and the first half they conceded possession, and then they managed to hit them and hurt them on the counter-attack,' he said.
- Arsenal, obviously, and the first half they conceded possession, and then they managed to hit them and hurt them on the counter-attack,' he said.
- Barclays Premier League, obviously, and the first half they conceded possession, and then they managed to hit them and hurt them on the counter-attack,' he said.
- Canaries, obviously, and the first half they conceded possession, and then they managed to hit them and hurt them on the counter-attack,' he said.
- Jonny Howson, obviously, and the first half they conceded possession, and then they managed to hit them and hurt them on the counter-attack,' he said.
- Neil, obviously, and the first half they conceded possession, and then they managed to hit them and hurt them on the counter-attack,' he said.
- Norwich, obviously, and the first half they conceded possession, and then they managed to hit them and hurt them on the counter-attack,' he said.
- Premier League, obviously, and the first half they conceded possession, and then they managed to hit them and hurt them on the counter-attack,' he said.
- Swansea, obviously, and the first half they conceded possession, and then they managed to hit them and hurt them on the counter-attack,' he said.


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Ruben Loftus-Cheek will seek a loan move in January if he does not get more minutes in Chelsea’s first team. The 19-year-old was promised regular appearances in Jose Mourinho’s side this season but has only played 211 minutes, starting three times and appearing as a substitute once. He will have plenty of options with Fiorentina, Monaco and Vitesse Arnhem – already loaning Chelsea’s Lewis Baker, Danilo Pantic, Isaiah Brown, Dominic Solanke and Nathan – interested in taking him abroad, while he would be welcomed by most Championship clubs. Aug 29 vs Crystal Palace (Premier League) Sep 16 vs M. Tel Aviv (Champions League)

Ahead of the season, Mourinho was adamant that he would not let Loftus-

OPTIONS:
- Blues join the raft of teenagers he has already sent out on loan, but the pair have had a fractious relationship in the past.
- Champions League join the raft of teenagers he has already sent out on loan, but the pair have had a fractious relationship in the past.
- Championship join the raft of teenagers he has already sent out on loan, but the pair have had a fractious relationship in the past.
- Cheek join the raft of teenagers he has already sent out on loan, but the pair have had a fractious relationship in the past.
- Chelsea join the raft of teenagers he has already sent out on loan, but the pair have had a fractious relationship in the past.
- Crystal Palace join the raft of teenagers he has already sent out on loan, but the pair have had a fractious relationship in the past.
- Danilo Pantic join the raft of teenagers he has already sent out on loan, but the pair have had a fractious relationship in the past.
- Dominic Solanke join the raft of teenagers he has already sent out on loan, but the pair have had a fractious relationship in the past.
- England join the raft of teenagers he has already sent out on loan, but the pair have had a fractious relationship in the past.
- Fiorentina join the raft of teenagers he has already sent out on loan, but the pair have had a fractious relationship in the past.
- Isaiah Brown join the raft of teenagers he has already sent out on loan, but the pair have had a fractious relationship in the past.
- Jose Mourinho join the raft of teenagers he has already sent out on loan, but the pair have had a fractious relationship in the past.
- LMA join the raft of teenagers he has already sent out on loan, but the pair have had a fractious relationship in the past.
- Lewis Baker join the raft of teenagers he has already sent out on loan, but the pair have had a fractious relationship in the past.
- M. Tel Aviv join the raft of teenagers he has already sent out on loan, but the pair have had a fractious relationship in the past.
- Monaco join the raft of teenagers he has already sent out on loan, but the pair have had a fractious relationship in the past.
- Nathan join the raft of teenagers he has already sent out on loan, but the pair have had a fractious relationship in the past.
- Premier League join the raft of teenagers he has already sent out on loan, but the pair have had a fractious relationship in the past.
- Read join the raft of teenagers he has already sent out on loan, but the pair have had a fractious relationship in the past.
- Ruben Loftus join the raft of teenagers he has already sent out on loan, but the pair have had a fractious relationship in the past.
- Stamford Bridge join the raft of teenagers he has already sent out on loan, but the pair have had a fractious relationship in the past.
- Vitesse Arnhem join the raft of teenagers he has already sent out on loan, but the pair have had a fractious relationship in the past.


(CNN) Recently, Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham predictably but mistakenly called for greater United States military involvement in the Syrian civil war, proving they have learned nothing from our history in the Middle East. It seems that every dictator and every atrocity in that region is met with a call for action without a thought to consequences. Those who wish to send our soldiers to "take care" of every atrocity in the world might want to take a glance at Maplecroft's Human Rights Risk Atlas, which currently lists 35 countries as extreme risks for committing atrocities. Are we prepared to send our military to right the wrongs of all 35 countries?

It is true that the fight against ISIS and the civil war in

OPTIONS:
- CNN are connected, but not in the way neocons infer.
- Human Rights Risk Atlas are connected, but not in the way neocons infer.
- John McCain are connected, but not in the way neocons infer.
- Lindsey Graham are connected, but not in the way neocons infer.
- Maplecroft are connected, but not in the way neocons infer.
- Middle East are connected, but not in the way neocons infer.
- Rand Paul are connected, but not in the way neocons infer.
- Syria are connected, but not in the way neocons infer.
- Syrian are connected, but not in the way neocons infer.
- US are connected, but not in the way neocons infer.
- United States are connected, but not in the way neocons infer.


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Stunning footage has emerged showing wave-like clouds over the skies of Colorado. The Breckenridge Resort tweeted the video to highlight something known as Kelvin-Helmholtz waves, which can be found all over the solar system, including in Saturn's atmosphere. This beautiful pattern emerges in clouds when two different layers of air in the atmosphere are moving at different speeds. Kelvin-Helmholtz waves are everywhere. From Earth's clouds and ocean surfaces to the atmosphere of Jupiter, these waves have a striking pattern - a series of curled hills moving steadily in one direction. The shape of this pattern has a simple cause. A fast fluid, say wind, moving past a slower one, such as water, naturally creates this wave shape.

The first paper compared Kelvin-

OPTIONS:
- Breckenridge Resort waves to what was seen in the solar wind, the second team compared it to what was happening closer to Earth.
- Colorado waves to what was seen in the solar wind, the second team compared it to what was happening closer to Earth.
- Helmholtz waves to what was seen in the solar wind, the second team compared it to what was happening closer to Earth.
- Jupiter waves to what was seen in the solar wind, the second team compared it to what was happening closer to Earth.
- Kelvin waves to what was seen in the solar wind, the second team compared it to what was happening closer to Earth.
- Saturn waves to what was seen in the solar wind, the second team compared it to what was happening closer to Earth.


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(CNN) -- A former security guard told CNN on Monday that he was unjustly fired after he took pictures of President Barack Obama's motorcade during a visit to Atlanta in September. Kenneth Tate worked for a private security firm when President Obama visited the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on September 16. He told CNN's Brooke Baldwin in an exclusive television interview that he stuck to his assigned duties and tried to take photos after he was done escorting President Obama. Members of Congress were upset when the media reported last month that Tate had a .40-caliber handgun while in an elevator with the President. That report, coupled with news of an incident in which a man jumped a fence and made it into the White House, led to the resignation of Secret Service Director Julia Pierson.

Tate said he was supposed to take the President to two different floors of one of the

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta buildings.
- Barack Obama buildings.
- Brooke Baldwin buildings.
- CDC buildings.
- CNN buildings.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention buildings.
- Congress buildings.
- Julia Pierson buildings.
- Kenneth Tate buildings.
- Obama buildings.
- Secret Service buildings.
- Tate buildings.
- White House buildings.


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(CNN) Jennifer Allison didn't know how long her baby might survive after being born. When she was 20 weeks pregnant, the doctor told her that her daughter, Sky, would be born with heterotaxy, a series of defects affecting the heart, intestines, spleen and other organs. They gave the baby a 15-20% chance of surviving her first year and warned Allison that even if her daughter made it through that, she may not survive the toddler years. Allison, a nurse and mother of two other young children, decided to "carry Sky as far as she wanted to go." She reached out to documentary photographer Ash Adams, aware of her documentary body of work on birth in Alaska. Allison didn't know how much time she'd have with Sky and thought she'd like to have something documented of what time she did have with her. She told Adams that she wanted Sky's birth story to be shared and be a part of something bigger.

Since then,

OPTIONS:
- Adams has endured three open-heart surgeries and two invasive surgeries on her intestines.
- Alaska has endured three open-heart surgeries and two invasive surgeries on her intestines.
- Allison has endured three open-heart surgeries and two invasive surgeries on her intestines.
- Ash Adams has endured three open-heart surgeries and two invasive surgeries on her intestines.
- CNN has endured three open-heart surgeries and two invasive surgeries on her intestines.
- Jennifer Allison has endured three open-heart surgeries and two invasive surgeries on her intestines.
- Sky has endured three open-heart surgeries and two invasive surgeries on her intestines.


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Three dogs were killed after a swarm of bees attacked and stung them to death in the backyard of a Santa Ana home where they lived. The animals' owner, Linnea Chapman, found her Australian Shepherds, Bartlett, Bailey, and Remy dead in the backyard and covered in bees on Tuesday night. The swarm of Africanized honey bees had made a large hive inside of an old cabinet in their neighbors' backyard, and the bees had become angry from the dogs barking and attacked, according to Santa Ana Animal Services. Scroll down for video Australian Shepherds Bartlett, Bailey and Remy (pictured above) were found dead by their owner Linnea Chapman in the backyard of the Santa Ana home

She went into her backyard with a flashlight which is when she first found the oldest dog,

OPTIONS:
- Africanized, and was shocked.
- Animal Services, and was shocked.
- Australian, and was shocked.
- Bailey, and was shocked.
- Bartlett, and was shocked.
- Linnea Chapman, and was shocked.
- Remy, and was shocked.
- Santa Ana, and was shocked.
- Santa Ana Animal Services, and was shocked.
- Shepherds Bartlett, and was shocked.


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(CNN) Gladys Knight's Chicken and Waffles, an Atlanta dining institution that features Southern favorites and is named after the famed singer, was raided on Tuesday after Georgia's Department of Revenue accused the owner -- Knight's son -- of theft and tax evasion. Shanga Hankerson, Knight's son and the owner of the three Atlanta-area restaurants, "is accused of stealing over $650,000" in sales taxes and withholding taxes owed to the state, the agency said in a news release. "After penalties and interest the total exceeds $1 million," the department said. "The department further alleges that Hankerson used these funds for personal use."

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta told WSB her son called her immediately after the failed inspection and said she was confident in his ability to run the restaurant.
- CNN told WSB her son called her immediately after the failed inspection and said she was confident in his ability to run the restaurant.
- Chicken and Waffles told WSB her son called her immediately after the failed inspection and said she was confident in his ability to run the restaurant.
- Department of Revenue told WSB her son called her immediately after the failed inspection and said she was confident in his ability to run the restaurant.
- Georgia told WSB her son called her immediately after the failed inspection and said she was confident in his ability to run the restaurant.
- Gladys Knight told WSB her son called her immediately after the failed inspection and said she was confident in his ability to run the restaurant.
- Hankerson told WSB her son called her immediately after the failed inspection and said she was confident in his ability to run the restaurant.
- Knight told WSB her son called her immediately after the failed inspection and said she was confident in his ability to run the restaurant.
- Shanga Hankerson told WSB her son called her immediately after the failed inspection and said she was confident in his ability to run the restaurant.
- Southern told WSB her son called her immediately after the failed inspection and said she was confident in his ability to run the restaurant.


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Washington (CNN) A Russian politician appeared to mock the US intelligence community in a recent television appearance, saying American spies "slept through while Russia elected a new US president." Vyacheslav Nikonov, a member of the lower house of the Russian parliament, the Duma, made the snarky reference to Russian interference in the 2016 US election on Sunday during a weekly political show called "Sunday Evening with Vladimir Solovyov." "(To achieve world dominance) the US overextended themselves," Nikonov said. "Because the most recent tendencies, economical, military, even tendencies in the intelligence (services) which slept through while Russia elected a new US president."

In March, CNN reported that Kislyak is considered by US intelligence to be one of

OPTIONS:
- American's top spies and spy-recruiters in Washington, citing senior US government officials.
- CNN's top spies and spy-recruiters in Washington, citing senior US government officials.
- Duma's top spies and spy-recruiters in Washington, citing senior US government officials.
- Nikonov's top spies and spy-recruiters in Washington, citing senior US government officials.
- Russia's top spies and spy-recruiters in Washington, citing senior US government officials.
- Russian's top spies and spy-recruiters in Washington, citing senior US government officials.
- US's top spies and spy-recruiters in Washington, citing senior US government officials.
- Vladimir Solovyov's top spies and spy-recruiters in Washington, citing senior US government officials.
- Vyacheslav Nikonov's top spies and spy-recruiters in Washington, citing senior US government officials.
- Washington's top spies and spy-recruiters in Washington, citing senior US government officials.


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(CNN) Dmitry Peskov, spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin, told CNN that "hysteria in official Washington and in the American media" is harming relations between the two nations. Allegations that Russia hacked American institutions are false, Peskov said in an interview, and it's "high time for someone in the States to think, 'Are we that weak that a country can interfere in our domestic affairs and influence our electoral system?' "This is unimaginable and someone has to say -- all this is not true. We have to be sober, let's come to our minds," Peskov said. Questions about President Donald Trump's ties to Russia have consumed Washington since Trump assumed office. Much of the scrutiny is directed at meetings between Russian officials and people close to Trump before he took office.

It is emotional extremism, of trying to make a toxic country out of

OPTIONS:
- American, to make a toxic ... ambassador out of Russia's ambassador," he said.
- CNN, to make a toxic ... ambassador out of Russia's ambassador," he said.
- Dmitry Peskov, to make a toxic ... ambassador out of Russia's ambassador," he said.
- Donald Trump, to make a toxic ... ambassador out of Russia's ambassador," he said.
- Peskov, to make a toxic ... ambassador out of Russia's ambassador," he said.
- Putin, to make a toxic ... ambassador out of Russia's ambassador," he said.
- Russia, to make a toxic ... ambassador out of Russia's ambassador," he said.
- Russian, to make a toxic ... ambassador out of Russia's ambassador," he said.
- States, to make a toxic ... ambassador out of Russia's ambassador," he said.
- Trump, to make a toxic ... ambassador out of Russia's ambassador," he said.
- US, to make a toxic ... ambassador out of Russia's ambassador," he said.
- Vladimir Putin, to make a toxic ... ambassador out of Russia's ambassador," he said.
- Washington, to make a toxic ... ambassador out of Russia's ambassador," he said.


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Adventurous Australians are forking out up to $300 to spend the night sleeping on the rooftop of one of Melbourne's biggest shopping centres in a luxurious new twist on 'glamping'. 'St Jerome's The Hotel'   is set on top of Melbourne Central, is camping ground like no other- complete with astro-turf, stylish tents, five-star breakfast delivered in bed, champagne upon arrival, and even a private art exhibition. The luxurious set up is the brain child of Jerome Borazio, the man responsible for the iconic and immensely successful Laneway Festival, who said that he wanted to show off the city he loves from a new vantage point.

'From the start and to this day, the amount of interest from

OPTIONS:
- Australians retailers wanting to get involved with our offering has been incredible.
- Jerome Borazio retailers wanting to get involved with our offering has been incredible.
- Laneway Festival retailers wanting to get involved with our offering has been incredible.
- Melbourne retailers wanting to get involved with our offering has been incredible.
- Melbourne Central retailers wanting to get involved with our offering has been incredible.
- St Jerome The Hotel retailers wanting to get involved with our offering has been incredible.
- St Jerome's The Hotel retailers wanting to get involved with our offering has been incredible.


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(CNN Student News) -- March 1, 2010 Download PDF maps related to today's show: • Chile • Orlando, Florida • Indonesia Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: You're at the beginning of a new month, a new week and a new day of commercial-free headlines from CNN Student News. I'm Carl Azuz. First Up: Chile Earthquake AZUZ: Safety and food: top priorities in Chile after the country was jolted by a massive earthquake over the weekend. It struck very early Saturday morning when most people were sleeping. It registered a magnitude of 8.8; very powerful. A scientist with the U.S. Geological Survey says it released about 500 times more energy than the quake that hit Haiti in January. More than 90 aftershocks have been recorded in Chile, many of those pretty powerful in their own right. The damage: tremendous. As of yesterday evening, the quake was being blamed for more than 700 deaths. It affected 2 million people, caused serious damage to around half a million homes.

So, while the devastation caused by this quake is certainly severe, it's part of the reason why it might not be as bad as what we saw in

OPTIONS:
- AZUZ.
- CARL AZUZ.
- CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR.
- CNN Student News.
- Carl Azuz.
- Chile.
- Chile Earthquake.
- Daily Discussion.
- Florida.
- Haiti.
- Indonesia.
- Orlando.
- PDF.
- RUSH TRANSCRIPT.
- U.S..
- U.S. Geological Survey.


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The parents of MH17 victim Fatima Dyczynski have shared the last selfie she sent to them an hour before she boarded the doomed flight. In a statement sent to Daily Mail Australia, the 25-year-old's father and mother, Jerzy Dyczynski and Angela Rudhart-Dyczynski, said they had been talking to her on Skype while she was waiting to board her flight from Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam back to Perth on July 17 at 12pm local time. 'Before the scheduled departure of the Malaysian Airlines flight MH 17... we had been very joyful to be united as a family soon,' Ms Dyczynski's parents said.

This was the last time the

OPTIONS:
- Amsterdam spoke to their daughter before she sent them her last selfie.
- Angela Dyczynski spoke to their daughter before she sent them her last selfie.
- Angela Rudhart spoke to their daughter before she sent them her last selfie.
- Daily Mail Australia spoke to their daughter before she sent them her last selfie.
- Dyczynski spoke to their daughter before she sent them her last selfie.
- Fatima Dyczynski spoke to their daughter before she sent them her last selfie.
- Flight MH17 spoke to their daughter before she sent them her last selfie.
- Jerzy spoke to their daughter before she sent them her last selfie.
- Jerzy Dyczynski spoke to their daughter before she sent them her last selfie.
- MH17 spoke to their daughter before she sent them her last selfie.
- Malaysian Airlines spoke to their daughter before she sent them her last selfie.
- Perth spoke to their daughter before she sent them her last selfie.
- Schiphol Airport spoke to their daughter before she sent them her last selfie.
- Skype spoke to their daughter before she sent them her last selfie.
- Ukraine spoke to their daughter before she sent them her last selfie.


A radical British Islamist who stabbed a football fan in the head with a pen and skipped bail to join ISIS has uploaded a new photograph showing him posing with a notorious German jihadi in Syria. Abu Rahin Aziz, 33, from Luton, fled the UK before he was handed a 36-week jail sentence in absence for attacking a football fan in London's West End. Since joining ISIS he has spent much of his time of social media posting provocative message aimed at his largely Western audience - including threatening MPs at the coming general election and attempting to justify the brutal burning to death of murdered Jordanian pilot Moath al-Kasasbeh.

In Germany he fathered three children by three different women, including one who he dumped just before embarking on his career as an

OPTIONS:
- Abu Rahin Aziz poster boy.
- British poster boy.
- Denis Cuspert poster boy.
- Deso Dogg poster boy.
- German poster boy.
- ISIS poster boy.
- Jordanian poster boy.
- London poster boy.
- Luton poster boy.
- Moath al-Kasasbeh poster boy.
- Prophet Mohammed poster boy.
- Syria poster boy.
- UK poster boy.
- West End poster boy.
- Western poster boy.