(CNN) -- Sixth seed Juan Martin del Potro suffered a shock third-round defeat at the Australian Open on Saturday losing in five sets to unseeded Frenchman Jeremy Chardy. The former U.S. Open champion and quarter-finalist in Melbourne 12 months ago had dropped just 13 games in his opening two matches, but Chardy soon had the big Argentine on the back foot taking the opening two sets with ease. The third was much closer, finally going del Potro's way in the tiebreak and when the Argentine took the fourth set, Chardy's chances of pulling off an upset looked to have gone.

In the women's draw,

OPTIONS:
- Andy Murray remains on course for a sixth singles title in Melbourne.
- Argentine remains on course for a sixth singles title in Melbourne.
- Australian Open remains on course for a sixth singles title in Melbourne.
- CNN remains on course for a sixth singles title in Melbourne.
- Chardy remains on course for a sixth singles title in Melbourne.
- France remains on course for a sixth singles title in Melbourne.
- Frenchman remains on course for a sixth singles title in Melbourne.
- Jeremy Chardy remains on course for a sixth singles title in Melbourne.
- Juan Martin del Potro remains on course for a sixth singles title in Melbourne.
- Melbourne remains on course for a sixth singles title in Melbourne.
- Potro remains on course for a sixth singles title in Melbourne.
- Roger Federer remains on course for a sixth singles title in Melbourne.
- Serena Williams remains on course for a sixth singles title in Melbourne.
- Sloane Stephens remains on course for a sixth singles title in Melbourne.
- U.S. Open remains on course for a sixth singles title in Melbourne.


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Kris Boyd has told Dave King he should concentrate on dealing with the ‘bigger issues’ at Rangers rather than taking a swipe at former Ibrox players. The 31-year-old striker was one of 11 players described as having ‘failed miserably’ by the chairman after they were released following the Play-Off Final defeat to Motherwell last month. In a scathing assessment, King also declared that ‘no new manager would want to keep them’. But Boyd, who has embarked on a third spell with Kilmarnock after signing a two-year deal with a 12-month option to extend, insisted that King was wrong to single them out - and said the South Africa-based businessman was also at fault by not appointing a new manager much sooner than he did.

I think whoever is advising

OPTIONS:
- Boyd really needs to have a look at themselves, rather than just looking after their own interests.
- Dave King really needs to have a look at themselves, rather than just looking after their own interests.
- Ibrox really needs to have a look at themselves, rather than just looking after their own interests.
- Kilmarnock really needs to have a look at themselves, rather than just looking after their own interests.
- King really needs to have a look at themselves, rather than just looking after their own interests.
- Kris Boyd really needs to have a look at themselves, rather than just looking after their own interests.
- Motherwell really needs to have a look at themselves, rather than just looking after their own interests.
- Off Final really needs to have a look at themselves, rather than just looking after their own interests.
- Play really needs to have a look at themselves, rather than just looking after their own interests.
- Rangers really needs to have a look at themselves, rather than just looking after their own interests.
- South Africa really needs to have a look at themselves, rather than just looking after their own interests.


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

Marion 'Suge' Knight has been rushed to hospital for an unspecified medical emergency after a judge ruled on Thursday that he will stand trial on murder and attempted-murder charges. The former rap music mogul struck two men with his pickup truck in January, killing one and seriously injuring the other. Los Angeles sheriff's spokeswoman Nicole Nishida says Knight was transported to a hospital from the downtown courthouse. She says no further details could be released. Scroll down for video 'Suge' Knight, pictured above on April 8, will stand trial on murder and attempted-murder charges following a hit-and-run, an LA judge said on Thursday

OPTIONS:
- Cle 'Bone' Sloan told detectives that he attacked Knight but testified on Monday that he didn't remember the fight and did not want to be a 'snitch'.
- Dre told detectives that he attacked Knight but testified on Monday that he didn't remember the fight and did not want to be a 'snitch'.
- Knight told detectives that he attacked Knight but testified on Monday that he didn't remember the fight and did not want to be a 'snitch'.
- LA told detectives that he attacked Knight but testified on Monday that he didn't remember the fight and did not want to be a 'snitch'.
- Los Angeles told detectives that he attacked Knight but testified on Monday that he didn't remember the fight and did not want to be a 'snitch'.
- Marion told detectives that he attacked Knight but testified on Monday that he didn't remember the fight and did not want to be a 'snitch'.
- Nicole Nishida told detectives that he attacked Knight but testified on Monday that he didn't remember the fight and did not want to be a 'snitch'.
- Snoop Dogg told detectives that he attacked Knight but testified on Monday that he didn't remember the fight and did not want to be a 'snitch'.
- Suge' Knight told detectives that he attacked Knight but testified on Monday that he didn't remember the fight and did not want to be a 'snitch'.
- Terry Carter told detectives that he attacked Knight but testified on Monday that he didn't remember the fight and did not want to be a 'snitch'.
- Tupac Shakur told detectives that he attacked Knight but testified on Monday that he didn't remember the fight and did not want to be a 'snitch'.


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

"We ask that there be no further escalation by the parties in the region,"

OPTIONS:
- CNN said Friday.
- Donald Trump said Friday.
- Gulf said Friday.
- ISIS said Friday.
- Qatar said Friday.
- Rex Tillerson said Friday.
- Saudi Arabia said Friday.
- Trump said Friday.
- US Cabinet said Friday.
- Washington said Friday.


How does the sentence end?

Los Angeles (CNN) -- The silent, black-and-white film "The Artist" took top honors at the Academy Awards on Sunday night, garnering five Oscars for best picture, best directing, best costume design, best original music score and best actor. Jean Dujardin, who spoke just two words in "The Artist," was jubilant as he accepted his best actor Oscar. "I love your country," the French actor said. Asked backstage how he would make a transition to American "talkies," he said "I'm not an Amerian actor, I continue in French." His translator then said "It's possible if he could make another silent movie in America, he'd like to."

"The Iron Lady" was also rewarded with a best make up Oscar for the work done to convince the audience that Streep was

OPTIONS:
- Academy Awards.
- Amerian.
- America.
- American.
- Billy Crystal.
- CNN.
- Christopher Plummer.
- French.
- Jean Dujardin.
- Los Angeles.
- Margaret Thatcher.
- Meryl Streep.
- Oscar.
- Oscars.
- The Artist.
- The Iron Lady.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) If there is one thing we can count on Donald Trump to deliver, it is controversy. From the day his campaign began, the Republican front-runner has been blunt, outspoken and frequently offensive. Now, just as Trump is attempting to present a more presidential image, the GOP has a new Trump-related headache. Activist groups, particularly those representing minorities and women, are pressing major corporations not to sponsor the Republican convention in July. They hope to persuade companies like Microsoft and Google to drop out of sponsoring what is sure to be a contentious event. These groups have the right idea by speaking out against corporate backing for Cleveland. By sponsoring the GOP convention, companies would be providing a platform for Trump's ugly rhetoric. It is bad messaging and poor business strategy for corporations to be seen as promoting the increasingly toxic Trump brand. Over the course of his campaign thus far, Trump has insulted Latinos, immigrants, women, Muslims, Black Lives Matter protesters, disabled people, and journalists.

Delegates have already faced death threats they say come from

OPTIONS:
- Black Lives Matter supporters.
- CNN supporters.
- Cleveland supporters.
- Donald Trump supporters.
- Dump Trump supporters.
- GOP supporters.
- Google supporters.
- Latinos supporters.
- Microsoft supporters.
- Muslims supporters.
- Raul Reyes supporters.
- Republican supporters.
- Trump supporters.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) I have always had a strange relationship to Portland, Oregon. It's a great city. The people who live there love it openly and loudly, and it regularly appears on the lists of best American cities. But something has always felt weird to me about Portland. And not in the way Portlanders mean "weird" in their slogan "Keep Portland weird." It felt weird in an M. Night Shyamalan's "The Sixth Sense" way. Everything looks right, but something is definitely wrong. And I knew that before I had even been to Portland. I travel a lot for comedy (and now for "United Shades of America"). So I have a thing I do before I visit any place in this country. It's actually two things, but I always do them in rapid succession. First, I look the city up on Wikipedia. I do this to check out the racial demographics of where I'm going, and also just to see if anything bad enough has ever happened in the city to justify its own section on Wikipedia. Trust me when I tell you that you want to avoid any city with a controversy section on its page.

Yes, geography may have played a role in the lack of a big black population in

OPTIONS:
- American.
- CNN.
- M. Night Shyamalan.
- Oregon.
- Portland.
- Portlanders.
- The Sixth Sense.
- United Shades of America.
- W. Kamau Bell.
- Wikipedia.


Write the last sentence in this story.

(CNN) Go ahead and toss your Oprah Winfrey for president bumper stickers. Winfrey is unequivocally shutting down speculation that she might throw her hat into the political ring. During a podcast with The Hollywood Reporter, the media mogul was asked about the possibility of challenging President Donald Trump in 2020. Related: Oprah for president? "I will never run for public office," Winfrey said. In 2015, Trump told ABC's George Stephanopoulos that Oprah would be his dream running mate. "I think we'd win easily, actually," Trump said. "I like Oprah. I mean, is that supposed to be a bad thing? I don't think so."

Winfrey told THR she doesn't know if she'd win in a race against

OPTIONS:
- ABC, but that doesn't matter.
- Bill Maher, but that doesn't matter.
- Donald Trump, but that doesn't matter.
- George Stephanopoulos, but that doesn't matter.
- Oprah, but that doesn't matter.
- Oprah Winfrey, but that doesn't matter.
- The Hollywood Reporter, but that doesn't matter.
- Trump, but that doesn't matter.
- Winfrey, but that doesn't matter.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner released a statement Monday morning to the Hill intelligence committees about his contacts with Russians during the presidential campaign and transition. Kushner denied any collusion with the Russian government, which was engaged throughout 2016 in a campaign of its own to interfere in the election and help Trump beat Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. The 11-page statement from Kushner is his first public accounting of his interactions with Russians during the presidential campaign. Here's a look at the highlights: Kushner says he had four contacts with Russians last year. The first was a handshake with then-Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak before a Trump speech in April. The second was the highly controversial meeting with a Russian lawyer at Trump Tower in June. The third was a meeting with Kislyak during the transition. And the fourth was with Russian state-run banker Sergey Gorkov during the transition.

Kislyak couldn't accommodate that request, so they tabled the idea, Kushner says in the statement.

OPTIONS:
- CNN says Kislyak also encouraged him to meet with Gorkov, and that he agreed to do it "because the ambassador has been so insistent."
- Democratic says Kislyak also encouraged him to meet with Gorkov, and that he agreed to do it "because the ambassador has been so insistent."
- Donald Trump says Kislyak also encouraged him to meet with Gorkov, and that he agreed to do it "because the ambassador has been so insistent."
- Hill says Kislyak also encouraged him to meet with Gorkov, and that he agreed to do it "because the ambassador has been so insistent."
- Hillary Clinton says Kislyak also encouraged him to meet with Gorkov, and that he agreed to do it "because the ambassador has been so insistent."
- Jared Kushner says Kislyak also encouraged him to meet with Gorkov, and that he agreed to do it "because the ambassador has been so insistent."
- Kislyak says Kislyak also encouraged him to meet with Gorkov, and that he agreed to do it "because the ambassador has been so insistent."
- Kushner says Kislyak also encouraged him to meet with Gorkov, and that he agreed to do it "because the ambassador has been so insistent."
- Russian says Kislyak also encouraged him to meet with Gorkov, and that he agreed to do it "because the ambassador has been so insistent."
- Russians says Kislyak also encouraged him to meet with Gorkov, and that he agreed to do it "because the ambassador has been so insistent."
- Sergey Gorkov says Kislyak also encouraged him to meet with Gorkov, and that he agreed to do it "because the ambassador has been so insistent."
- Sergey Kislyak says Kislyak also encouraged him to meet with Gorkov, and that he agreed to do it "because the ambassador has been so insistent."
- Trump says Kislyak also encouraged him to meet with Gorkov, and that he agreed to do it "because the ambassador has been so insistent."
- Trump Tower says Kislyak also encouraged him to meet with Gorkov, and that he agreed to do it "because the ambassador has been so insistent."
- Washington says Kislyak also encouraged him to meet with Gorkov, and that he agreed to do it "because the ambassador has been so insistent."


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It’s been an eventful journey with the occasional detour but England are in a very good place ahead of a home World Cup. They have nothing and nobody to fear and are well capable of winning the tournament. Stuart Lancaster and his team should be hugely excited — they will never get another chance like this to do something special on the world stage. It’s taken a while but on Saturday against Ireland we saw their starting XV and that, barring injuries, is the side that should start against Fiji. What they must do now is ease right off the physical work — there is no more conditioning they can usefully do — and prepare to explode out of the blocks with a spectacular performance that will make a statement to the world, in particular the other big players in their pool.

They also seemed more relaxed against

OPTIONS:
- England and their body language was positive.
- Fiji and their body language was positive.
- Ireland and their body language was positive.
- RWC and their body language was positive.
- Rugby World Cup and their body language was positive.
- Stuart Lancaster and their body language was positive.
- World Cup and their body language was positive.


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With the beheading of a second American journalist, Steven Sotloff, militant group ISIS delivered another brutal message to the Western world. And, as with the execution of journalist James Foley before him, ISIS ended its video -- titled "A second message to America" -- with a threat to another Western hostage, this time a Briton. The three are not the only Westerners held by the militant group. And their plight has raised fears for the safety of all those taken hostage. Thousands of Syrians and Iraqis have been slain by ISIS militants as the Sunni extremist group seeks to build an Islamic caliphate stretching across a swath of territory.

A video like the one showing Sotloff's killing "really energizes" supporters of ISIS, and beheading is employed for "maximum propaganda" to "terrify"

OPTIONS:
- America' enemies, Cruickshank said.
- American' enemies, Cruickshank said.
- Briton' enemies, Cruickshank said.
- ISIS' enemies, Cruickshank said.
- Iraqis' enemies, Cruickshank said.
- Islamic' enemies, Cruickshank said.
- James Foley' enemies, Cruickshank said.
- Steven Sotloff' enemies, Cruickshank said.
- Sunni' enemies, Cruickshank said.
- Syrians' enemies, Cruickshank said.
- U.S.' enemies, Cruickshank said.
- UK' enemies, Cruickshank said.
- Western' enemies, Cruickshank said.


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Versailles, the former seat of French royalty, is top of the FAI’s short-list to host the Republic of Ireland at the Euro 2016 Championships. Martin O’Neill and Roy Keane on Sunday checked out facilities at the Trianon Palace Versailles, situated on 20 acres of woodland, and the training ground at nearby Stade de Monbauron, 20km from Paris, which became available after the Dutch failed to qualify. The other choice for Ireland is the Renaissance Paris Hippodrome Hotel in Crossy-sur-Seine, just 16km west of the Eiffel Tower. The camp, including two grass pitches at Parc Omnisport, had been first choice of Group E rivals Italy, who have opted for a base in Montpellier.

O’Neill is keen to stay near

OPTIONS:
- Belgium as his team play their first Group E game in the Stade de France, and their third in Lille, an hour north by TGV.
- Crossy as his team play their first Group E game in the Stade de France, and their third in Lille, an hour north by TGV.
- Dutch as his team play their first Group E game in the Stade de France, and their third in Lille, an hour north by TGV.
- Eiffel Tower as his team play their first Group E game in the Stade de France, and their third in Lille, an hour north by TGV.
- Euro 2016 as his team play their first Group E game in the Stade de France, and their third in Lille, an hour north by TGV.
- Euro 2016 Championships as his team play their first Group E game in the Stade de France, and their third in Lille, an hour north by TGV.
- FAI as his team play their first Group E game in the Stade de France, and their third in Lille, an hour north by TGV.
- FAI’s as his team play their first Group E game in the Stade de France, and their third in Lille, an hour north by TGV.
- French as his team play their first Group E game in the Stade de France, and their third in Lille, an hour north by TGV.
- Group E as his team play their first Group E game in the Stade de France, and their third in Lille, an hour north by TGV.
- Ireland as his team play their first Group E game in the Stade de France, and their third in Lille, an hour north by TGV.
- Irish as his team play their first Group E game in the Stade de France, and their third in Lille, an hour north by TGV.
- Italy as his team play their first Group E game in the Stade de France, and their third in Lille, an hour north by TGV.
- Martin O’Neill as his team play their first Group E game in the Stade de France, and their third in Lille, an hour north by TGV.
- Montpellier as his team play their first Group E game in the Stade de France, and their third in Lille, an hour north by TGV.
- Parc Omnisport as his team play their first Group E game in the Stade de France, and their third in Lille, an hour north by TGV.
- Paris as his team play their first Group E game in the Stade de France, and their third in Lille, an hour north by TGV.
- Paris Hippodrome as his team play their first Group E game in the Stade de France, and their third in Lille, an hour north by TGV.
- Republic of Ireland as his team play their first Group E game in the Stade de France, and their third in Lille, an hour north by TGV.
- Roy Keane as his team play their first Group E game in the Stade de France, and their third in Lille, an hour north by TGV.
- Seine as his team play their first Group E game in the Stade de France, and their third in Lille, an hour north by TGV.
- Stade de Monbauron as his team play their first Group E game in the Stade de France, and their third in Lille, an hour north by TGV.
- Sweden as his team play their first Group E game in the Stade de France, and their third in Lille, an hour north by TGV.
- Trianon Palace Versailles as his team play their first Group E game in the Stade de France, and their third in Lille, an hour north by TGV.
- Versailles as his team play their first Group E game in the Stade de France, and their third in Lille, an hour north by TGV.


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It's the social and health crisis plaguing almost one million Japanese people. The sufferers of 'Hikikomori' – mostly young men - have such severe social withdrawal they isolate themselves in their bedroom, in some cases for years. One of the few hikikomori experts in Japan, Dr Takahiro Kato, suffered from the condition as a student and is now working to prevent it from having a widespread affect on the next generation. Dr Kato, who is studying hikikomori with a team of experts at Kyushu University in Fukuoka, said he had seen cases so severe that some men in their 50s had been withdrawn from society for more than 30 years.

'It’s one reason why

OPTIONS:
- Fukuoka have many more hikikomori compared to western society.'
- Hikikomori have many more hikikomori compared to western society.'
- Japan have many more hikikomori compared to western society.'
- Japanese have many more hikikomori compared to western society.'
- Kato have many more hikikomori compared to western society.'
- Kyushu University have many more hikikomori compared to western society.'
- Sufferers have many more hikikomori compared to western society.'
- Takahiro Kato have many more hikikomori compared to western society.'


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Most afternoons I can be found huffing and puffing my way up Primrose Hill in North London, pushing what feels like the world's heaviest baby in a buggy. The view of the city from the top is spectacular but for a few precious days I swapped it for an even better one - with the magnificent backdrop of the Italian Dolomites. After a two-hour car journey from Innsbruck we were greeted at Rosa Alpina - a five-star, family-owned hotel and spa tucked in a valley in the tiny village of San Cassiano - with a local speciality: a sweet and comforting hot apple juice.

OPTIONS:
- Dolomites (rosalpina.it) offers double rooms from £235 per night including breakfast.
- Innsbruck (rosalpina.it) offers double rooms from £235 per night including breakfast.
- Italian (rosalpina.it) offers double rooms from £235 per night including breakfast.
- Michelin (rosalpina.it) offers double rooms from £235 per night including breakfast.
- North London (rosalpina.it) offers double rooms from £235 per night including breakfast.
- Primrose Hill (rosalpina.it) offers double rooms from £235 per night including breakfast.
- Rosa Alpina (rosalpina.it) offers double rooms from £235 per night including breakfast.
- San Cassiano (rosalpina.it) offers double rooms from £235 per night including breakfast.
- St Hubertus (rosalpina.it) offers double rooms from £235 per night including breakfast.


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

The lawsuit accused Cosby of drugging and sexually assaulting the woman at

OPTIONS:
- Andrea Constand's home.
- Benadryl's home.
- Beverly Johnson's home.
- Bill Cosby's home.
- Cosby's home.
- Iconic's home.
- Johnson's home.
- Las Vegas's home.
- Quaaludes's home.


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This is the moment a camerman on the job became the object of affection for one very flirtatious horse. Greg Harriott was in Santiago, Chile filming an episode for ABC's show Born To Explore With Richard Wiese when he caught the eye of a horse named Chunchun. Richard Wiese was interviewing horse breeder Gonzalo Vial, and Greg was filming from the front of Chunchun's stall in the stable when the horse tried to get affectionate. Chunchun seems peaceful for a second as Richard pets a different horse and tells Gonzalo 'Typically, when I meet a horse, it's not so calm like this. It's a very gentle horse.'

Born to Explore with

OPTIONS:
- ABC is an information travel series that follows the host around the world as he delves into different cultures.
- Born To Explore is an information travel series that follows the host around the world as he delves into different cultures.
- Chile is an information travel series that follows the host around the world as he delves into different cultures.
- Chunchun is an information travel series that follows the host around the world as he delves into different cultures.
- Emmy is an information travel series that follows the host around the world as he delves into different cultures.
- Gonzalo is an information travel series that follows the host around the world as he delves into different cultures.
- Gonzalo Vial is an information travel series that follows the host around the world as he delves into different cultures.
- Greg is an information travel series that follows the host around the world as he delves into different cultures.
- Greg Harriott is an information travel series that follows the host around the world as he delves into different cultures.
- Ow is an information travel series that follows the host around the world as he delves into different cultures.
- Richard is an information travel series that follows the host around the world as he delves into different cultures.
- Richard Wiese is an information travel series that follows the host around the world as he delves into different cultures.
- Santiago is an information travel series that follows the host around the world as he delves into different cultures.


Clinton, Iowa (CNN) The final days before the first-in-the-nation caucuses are agonizing for many Iowa evangelicals as they waver between Ted Cruz and Donald Trump. At events for both GOP presidential candidates across the Hawkeye state, voters say they are torn between backing the committed Christian conservative who is solid on their principles, or the once-liberal, thrice-married candidate who they believe would make the stronger president. Sherry Benson, a 57-year-old graphic designer from Marshalltown, said she is still trying to come to terms with Trump's evolution on abortion. Benson calls abortion "the biggest sin of our country." The anti-Trump television ads detailing his shifts—with arresting clips of the candidate talking about his support for abortion in 1999—have kept that issue fresh on her mind.

He cited private acts of generosity that he said

OPTIONS:
- Benson does not typically boast about -- from financial assistance that he said the mogul offered to a couple who helped him with his broken-down limousine to his aid for an inner city basketball team.
- CNN does not typically boast about -- from financial assistance that he said the mogul offered to a couple who helped him with his broken-down limousine to his aid for an inner city basketball team.
- Christian does not typically boast about -- from financial assistance that he said the mogul offered to a couple who helped him with his broken-down limousine to his aid for an inner city basketball team.
- Clinton does not typically boast about -- from financial assistance that he said the mogul offered to a couple who helped him with his broken-down limousine to his aid for an inner city basketball team.
- Donald Trump does not typically boast about -- from financial assistance that he said the mogul offered to a couple who helped him with his broken-down limousine to his aid for an inner city basketball team.
- Evangelicals does not typically boast about -- from financial assistance that he said the mogul offered to a couple who helped him with his broken-down limousine to his aid for an inner city basketball team.
- GOP does not typically boast about -- from financial assistance that he said the mogul offered to a couple who helped him with his broken-down limousine to his aid for an inner city basketball team.
- Hawkeye does not typically boast about -- from financial assistance that he said the mogul offered to a couple who helped him with his broken-down limousine to his aid for an inner city basketball team.
- Iowa does not typically boast about -- from financial assistance that he said the mogul offered to a couple who helped him with his broken-down limousine to his aid for an inner city basketball team.
- Marshalltown does not typically boast about -- from financial assistance that he said the mogul offered to a couple who helped him with his broken-down limousine to his aid for an inner city basketball team.
- Sherry Benson does not typically boast about -- from financial assistance that he said the mogul offered to a couple who helped him with his broken-down limousine to his aid for an inner city basketball team.
- Ted Cruz does not typically boast about -- from financial assistance that he said the mogul offered to a couple who helped him with his broken-down limousine to his aid for an inner city basketball team.
- Trump does not typically boast about -- from financial assistance that he said the mogul offered to a couple who helped him with his broken-down limousine to his aid for an inner city basketball team.


Find the right ending to this passage.

She was just eight when she first attended the Maundy Day service. The then Princess Elizabeth was photographed in 1935 at Westminster Abbey in her smart bonnet and buttoned-up coat. It would be another 18 years before her coronation. Eighty years on, the Queen yesterday gave out Maundy coins in the pre-Easter tradition. Resplendent in a turquoise coat by Stewart Parvin and matching hat, the Queen was all smiles as she arrived at Sheffield Cathedral for the traditional ceremony. Eighty years ago: The then Princess Elizabeth was pictured in Westminster Abbey at the service in 1935 Handing out alms: The Queen presents a lady with the two Maundy Purses at Sheffield Cathedral

Recipient: One of the men receiving

OPTIONS:
- Denis Gratton clutches his ticket as he arrives for the service
- Elizabeth clutches his ticket as he arrives for the service
- John clutches his ticket as he arrives for the service
- King John clutches his ticket as he arrives for the service
- Magna Carta clutches his ticket as he arrives for the service
- Maundy clutches his ticket as he arrives for the service
- Maundy Day clutches his ticket as he arrives for the service
- Maundy Money clutches his ticket as he arrives for the service
- Maundy Purses clutches his ticket as he arrives for the service
- Philip clutches his ticket as he arrives for the service
- Queen clutches his ticket as he arrives for the service
- Robin Hood clutches his ticket as he arrives for the service
- Royal Maundy clutches his ticket as he arrives for the service
- Royal Train clutches his ticket as he arrives for the service
- Sheffield clutches his ticket as he arrives for the service
- Sheffield Cathedral clutches his ticket as he arrives for the service
- Stewart Parvin clutches his ticket as he arrives for the service
- Westminster Abbey clutches his ticket as he arrives for the service


Find the right ending to this passage.

Las Vegas (CNN) -- Declaring victory in Nevada's Republican presidential caucuses on Saturday, Mitt Romney again turned away from his GOP rivals and toward President Barack Obama. CNN projects that Romney will win the Nevada Republican presidential caucuses, based on results and entrance polling. With 71% of the votes counted, Romney held about 48% of the vote, while former House Speaker Newt Gingrich had 23% and Rep. Ron Paul had 18%. Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, who had largely bypassed the state, had 11% of the vote. Those numbers were gathered from vote counters at caucus sites across the state and the state's Republican Party.

Gingrich started up operations in Nevada much later than

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama and has been playing catch-up since.
- CNN and has been playing catch-up since.
- GOP and has been playing catch-up since.
- Gingrich and has been playing catch-up since.
- Las Vegas and has been playing catch-up since.
- Mitt Romney and has been playing catch-up since.
- Nevada and has been playing catch-up since.
- Newt Gingrich and has been playing catch-up since.
- Obama and has been playing catch-up since.
- Pennsylvania and has been playing catch-up since.
- Republican and has been playing catch-up since.
- Republican Party and has been playing catch-up since.
- Rick Santorum and has been playing catch-up since.
- Romney and has been playing catch-up since.
- Ron Paul and has been playing catch-up since.


(CNN) Prince William and Prince Harry have spoken of their regret at the brevity of their final phone call with their mother, Princess Diana, just hours before her 1997 death in a car crash in Paris. In a new documentary set to release on Monday by ITV in Great Britain and HBO in the United States, Prince Harry recalls how quickly he got off the phone with his mother. The two brothers were at Balmoral Castle in Scotland when Diana called from Paris. "I can't necessarily remember what I said, but all I do remember is regretting for the rest of my life how short the phone call was," Harry told ITV.

Prince

OPTIONS:
- Balmoral Castle said Diana was a "kid through and through."
- Diana said Diana was a "kid through and through."
- Great Britain said Diana was a "kid through and through."
- HBO said Diana was a "kid through and through."
- Harry said Diana was a "kid through and through."
- ITV said Diana was a "kid through and through."
- Paris said Diana was a "kid through and through."
- Prince William said Diana was a "kid through and through."
- Scotland said Diana was a "kid through and through."
- United States said Diana was a "kid through and through."
- William said Diana was a "kid through and through."


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) Last week, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) once again reported that all parties to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) -- including Iran -- are in full compliance with the agreement. This marks the 8th time the agency, in its regular reports mandated by the JCPOA, has confirmed that the nuclear deal is working -- and it must be noted that since the implementation of the JCPOA, not once has the agency found Iran to be out of compliance. The deal took the threat of a nuclear Iran off the table, but President Donald Trump seems ready to ignore the evidence and declare Iran out of compliance in defiance of all the experts. US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley even made the case for the withdrawal from the Iran deal on Tuesday.

We are still feeling the consequences of the last time an

OPTIONS:
- American administration tried to make facts fit with foreign policy goals instead of the other way around.
- Donald Trump administration tried to make facts fit with foreign policy goals instead of the other way around.
- IAEA administration tried to make facts fit with foreign policy goals instead of the other way around.
- International Atomic Energy Agency administration tried to make facts fit with foreign policy goals instead of the other way around.
- Iran administration tried to make facts fit with foreign policy goals instead of the other way around.
- JCPOA administration tried to make facts fit with foreign policy goals instead of the other way around.
- Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action administration tried to make facts fit with foreign policy goals instead of the other way around.
- Nikki Haley administration tried to make facts fit with foreign policy goals instead of the other way around.
- Thomas Countryman administration tried to make facts fit with foreign policy goals instead of the other way around.
- Trump administration tried to make facts fit with foreign policy goals instead of the other way around.
- UN administration tried to make facts fit with foreign policy goals instead of the other way around.
- US administration tried to make facts fit with foreign policy goals instead of the other way around.


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

Gordon Strachan has told up and coming Scottish managers to get ready for periods of time when they will doubt their own ability to succeed. The Scotland national team boss was speaking at a press conference at the Scots' Mar Hall Hotel training base on the outskirts of Glasgow ahead of the forthcoming double-header against Northern Ireland and Gibraltar at Hampden Park. Watching Strachan's earlier training session were managers such as Dundee boss Paul Hartley, Alan Archibald of Partick Thistle, Hearts' Robbie Neilson and Norwich City boss Alex Neil, who are part of a group undertaking their UEFA Pro Licence.

Hearts boss Robbie Neilson (left) and Dundee manager

OPTIONS:
- Alan Archibald watch the training session
- Alex Neil watch the training session
- Dundee watch the training session
- Euro 2016 watch the training session
- Gibraltar watch the training session
- Glasgow watch the training session
- Gordon Strachan watch the training session
- Hampden Park watch the training session
- Hearts watch the training session
- Mar Hall Hotel watch the training session
- Northern Ireland watch the training session
- Norwich City watch the training session
- Partick Thistle watch the training session
- Paul Hartley watch the training session
- Robbie Neilson watch the training session
- Scotland watch the training session
- Scots watch the training session
- Scottish watch the training session
- Strachan watch the training session
- UEFA Pro Licence watch the training session
- UEFA Pro License watch the training session


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A police official called a drive-by shooting one of the worst mass shootings in Northern California's recent history after it took the lives of three people and wounded four others. Stockton police Officer Joe Silva said the area around Madison Market had a reputation for being a bad neighborhood, even before police responded Tuesday evening to find three killed. One woman was found fatally shot out on the sidewalk, while two other victims shot inside were taken to the hospital where they later died of their injuries, according to News10 ABC. Scroll down for video Shooting: Emergency responders transport one of the victims of the shooting, which killed three and injured four others

One blood-spattered sign read: 'Welcome to the 2nd most dangerous city in

OPTIONS:
- Aliyah Taylor: Stop laying off cops!'
- Arniska Lofton: Stop laying off cops!'
- Joe Silva: Stop laying off cops!'
- Kabin Kennebrew: Stop laying off cops!'
- Madison Market: Stop laying off cops!'
- News10 ABC: Stop laying off cops!'
- Northern California: Stop laying off cops!'
- Stockton: Stop laying off cops!'


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(CNN) One is the self-proclaimed Dark Lord in the House of Trump (you may call it the White House). Profane, self-certain and supremely ambitious, Stephen Bannon looks like the old, scarred survivor of more battles than he can recall. His approach to government calls for destroying much of it, as per the so-called alt-right political movement, which sees him as an inspiration. "Dick Cheney. Darth Vader. Satan. That's power," he says. The other is the young Prince of Light. Despite his heavy responsibilities, which include vexing domestic and diplomatic problems, Jared Kushner never looks weary or burdened. He strides across the tarmac, Air Force One behind him, accompanied by his Princess wife and holding his son's hand. Kushner rarely speaks in public, and when he does, he reveals little of himself. "We should have excellence in government," he says.

In a Monday press briefing, Sean Spicer said that

OPTIONS:
- Air Force One acknowledged his advisers had differences of opinions, but believes "our battles and our policy differences need to be behind closed doors."
- CNN acknowledged his advisers had differences of opinions, but believes "our battles and our policy differences need to be behind closed doors."
- D'Antonio acknowledged his advisers had differences of opinions, but believes "our battles and our policy differences need to be behind closed doors."
- Dark Lord acknowledged his advisers had differences of opinions, but believes "our battles and our policy differences need to be behind closed doors."
- Darth Vader acknowledged his advisers had differences of opinions, but believes "our battles and our policy differences need to be behind closed doors."
- Dick Cheney acknowledged his advisers had differences of opinions, but believes "our battles and our policy differences need to be behind closed doors."
- House of Trump acknowledged his advisers had differences of opinions, but believes "our battles and our policy differences need to be behind closed doors."
- Jared Kushner acknowledged his advisers had differences of opinions, but believes "our battles and our policy differences need to be behind closed doors."
- Kushner acknowledged his advisers had differences of opinions, but believes "our battles and our policy differences need to be behind closed doors."
- Michael D'Antonio acknowledged his advisers had differences of opinions, but believes "our battles and our policy differences need to be behind closed doors."
- Prince of Light acknowledged his advisers had differences of opinions, but believes "our battles and our policy differences need to be behind closed doors."
- Satan acknowledged his advisers had differences of opinions, but believes "our battles and our policy differences need to be behind closed doors."
- Stephen Bannon acknowledged his advisers had differences of opinions, but believes "our battles and our policy differences need to be behind closed doors."
- Steve Bannon acknowledged his advisers had differences of opinions, but believes "our battles and our policy differences need to be behind closed doors."
- Trump acknowledged his advisers had differences of opinions, but believes "our battles and our policy differences need to be behind closed doors."
- White House acknowledged his advisers had differences of opinions, but believes "our battles and our policy differences need to be behind closed doors."


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The teammate of a British IndyCar driver who died after he was struck in the head by a piece of debris during a race has called for fighter jet-style canopies to prevent similar accidents. British driver Justin Wilson was driving at the Pocono Raceway in Pennsylvania when he was hit by a large section of Sage Karam's car which had just ploughed into a wall during the race. Wilson was airlifted from the scene following the crash on Sunday but died the following day. Now his team mate Ryan Hunter-Reay has called on IndyCar organisers to review safety following the latest tragedy.

In a statement, the Andretti Autosport team said: 'We are deeply saddened by the passing of

OPTIONS:
- British.
- British Formula One.
- British IndyCar.
- Ex.
- F1.
- Formula One.
- IndyCar.
- Jenson Button.
- Justin Wilson.
- Nigel Mansell.
- Pennsylvania.
- Pocono Raceway.
- Reay.
- Ryan Hunter.
- Sage Karam.
- Wilson.


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

Water births have become commonplace in hospitals, but some mothers are taking it one step further and going into the sea in a bid to enhance their experience of labour. Now one mother, who appears on Extraordinary Births, a Channel 4 documentary, is not only planning to give birth in the sea but intends to have a dolphin for a midwife. Spiritual healer Dorina Rosin and her partner Maika Suneagle, from Hawaii, spoke to presenter Katie Piper about their plans to have a 'dolphin-assisted' birth - despite running the risk of another species of local marine life, the Great White Shark, turning up instead.

On the subject of the dolphin birth, she added: Dolphins are clever and [

OPTIONS:
- Channel 4] felt really connected to them.
- Dorina] felt really connected to them.
- Dorina Rosin] felt really connected to them.
- Extraordinary Births] felt really connected to them.
- Extraordinary Births] felt really connected to them.
- Great White Shark] felt really connected to them.
- Hawaii] felt really connected to them.
- Katie Piper] felt really connected to them.
- Maika Suneagle] felt really connected to them.


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(CNN) The Hubble Space Telescope has captured images of glowing auroras over Jupiter just days before NASA's new Juno spaceship arrives to orbit the gas giant. "These auroras are very dramatic and among the most active I have ever seen," said Jonathan Nichols from the University of Leicester, UK, and principal investigator of the study. "It almost seems as if Jupiter is throwing a fireworks party for the imminent arrival of Juno," Nichols said in press release. The new Hubble images show bluish lights that appear to dance over Jupiter's poles. NASA says the observations of the auroras were supported by measurements made by Juno, which starts orbiting Jupiter on Monday, July 4.

If you have a telescope, you can see four of

OPTIONS:
- Hubble's largest moons.
- Hubble Space Telescope's largest moons.
- Jonathan Nichols's largest moons.
- Juno's largest moons.
- Jupiter's largest moons.
- NASA's largest moons.
- Nichols's largest moons.
- UK's largest moons.
- University of Leicester's largest moons.


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Talk about making an entrance. The teams were out for the second half, the spectators were seated and the referees were ready to get going but there was one problem: two players were missing. So Anfield waited patiently, expectantly and then they got what they wanted: emerging from the tunnel, wearing No 7 and No 9, came Luis Suarez and Fernando Torres, two of this stadium’s most revered former sons. This was an afternoon for nostalgia, a chance for Liverpudlians to embrace the past and pay homage to some returning heroes and they grabbed their chance when Suarez and Torres took to the field for this All-Star Charity match, between teams captained by Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher.

OPTIONS:
- Anfield, who hasn't shown his best form since arriving at Liverpool for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Brad Jones, who hasn't shown his best form since arriving at Liverpool for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Carragher, who hasn't shown his best form since arriving at Liverpool for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Chelsea, who hasn't shown his best form since arriving at Liverpool for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Didier Drogba, who hasn't shown his best form since arriving at Liverpool for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Fernando Torres, who hasn't shown his best form since arriving at Liverpool for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Gerrard, who hasn't shown his best form since arriving at Liverpool for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Jamie Carragher, who hasn't shown his best form since arriving at Liverpool for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Jerome Sinclair, who hasn't shown his best form since arriving at Liverpool for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Liverpool, who hasn't shown his best form since arriving at Liverpool for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Liverpudlians, who hasn't shown his best form since arriving at Liverpool for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Luis Suarez, who hasn't shown his best form since arriving at Liverpool for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Mario Balotelli, who hasn't shown his best form since arriving at Liverpool for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Steven Gerrard, who hasn't shown his best form since arriving at Liverpool for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Suarez, who hasn't shown his best form since arriving at Liverpool for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Torres, who hasn't shown his best form since arriving at Liverpool for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range


How does the sentence end?

Mad Men star Kiernan Shipka has opened up about all things style and Sally Draper, revealing that she was incredibly sad to leave the iconic character behind after so many years. Kiernan was speaking in the April issue of Marie Claire magazine, which was published just in time for her critically acclaimed AMC show's final season, due to premiere on Sunday, May 5. The 15-year-old admitted that she is sad to see the series go - and to say goodbye to a character she'd like to know in real life, too. Scroll down for video So chic: Kiernan Shipka, 15, looks glamorous and grown up in the April issue of Marie Claire

Top it with the cutout dress in the edit below to steal

OPTIONS:
- AMC's style.
- Kiernan's style.
- Kiernan Shipka's style.
- Mad Men's style.
- Marie Claire's style.
- Marie Claire magazine's style.
- Sally's style.
- Sally Draper's style.


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The jockey who rode American Pharoah to Triple Crown glory at the Belmont Stakes last weekend looked carefree Tuesday night, as he attended a New York Mets game against the San Francisco Giants. Victor Espinoza, 43, was invited to CitiField to throw out the first pitch of the game, and as usual, was accompanied by his much younger, and much taller, fiancée Stephanie Kunkel, 25. The couple smiled for pictures on the sidelines, despite reports Espinoza has been cheating on his girlfriend of several years with another young blonde named Kelly Kovalchick, 19. Rumors of a love triangle seemed far from Espinoza's mind Tuesday night though, as he took part in some game-day shenanigans with other New York-area athletes.

Alessandra Voila claims Espinoza proposed to her when she was just 16 - but that he later took back the diamond engagement ring and gave it to

OPTIONS:
- American Pharoah, his current fiancée.
- Belmont Stakes, his current fiancée.
- CitiField, his current fiancée.
- Espinoza, his current fiancée.
- Kelly Kovalchick, his current fiancée.
- New York, his current fiancée.
- New York Mets, his current fiancée.
- San Francisco Giants, his current fiancée.
- Stephanie Kunkel, his current fiancée.
- Triple Crown, his current fiancée.
- Victor Espinoza, his current fiancée.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Salt Lake City (CNN) President Donald Trump has taken an intense interest in whether Utah Republican Orrin Hatch runs for Senate re-election in 2018, sources tell CNN, a fact that has some in Washington thinking the concern is part of an effort to keep former Republican presidential nominee and on-again-off-again Trump critic Mitt Romney from the legislative body. The renewed focus comes as Trump visits Utah for the first time as president. He made the trip as part of a Hatch-requested event at the Utah Capitol, where the President announced significant reductions to Bears Ears National Monument and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. The President's decision is a nod to Hatch, who had made the issue a focus.

After

OPTIONS:
- Bears Ears National Monument blamed "both sides" for inciting deadly violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, earlier this year, Romney said Trump's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- CNN blamed "both sides" for inciting deadly violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, earlier this year, Romney said Trump's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- Donald Trump blamed "both sides" for inciting deadly violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, earlier this year, Romney said Trump's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- Escalante National Monument blamed "both sides" for inciting deadly violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, earlier this year, Romney said Trump's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- GOP blamed "both sides" for inciting deadly violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, earlier this year, Romney said Trump's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- Grand Staircase blamed "both sides" for inciting deadly violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, earlier this year, Romney said Trump's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- Hatch blamed "both sides" for inciting deadly violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, earlier this year, Romney said Trump's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- Mitt Romney blamed "both sides" for inciting deadly violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, earlier this year, Romney said Trump's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- Orrin Hatch blamed "both sides" for inciting deadly violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, earlier this year, Romney said Trump's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- Republican blamed "both sides" for inciting deadly violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, earlier this year, Romney said Trump's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- Salt Lake City blamed "both sides" for inciting deadly violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, earlier this year, Romney said Trump's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- Senate blamed "both sides" for inciting deadly violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, earlier this year, Romney said Trump's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- Trump blamed "both sides" for inciting deadly violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, earlier this year, Romney said Trump's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- Utah blamed "both sides" for inciting deadly violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, earlier this year, Romney said Trump's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- Utah Capitol blamed "both sides" for inciting deadly violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, earlier this year, Romney said Trump's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- Washington blamed "both sides" for inciting deadly violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, earlier this year, Romney said Trump's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."


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As the 'fight of the century' continues to heat up, Floyd Mayweather was full of confidence during the press conference as he was joined on stage by Justin Bieber - who has accompanied the undefeated champion on multiple occasions. Bieber has proved himself to be quite the good luck charm and took part in the ring walk in the boxer's last fight against Marcos Maidana. The 38-year-old champion couldn't help but bring his pop star friend on stage for a photo op after the press conference in Los Angeles for his superfight with Manny Pacquiao. Scroll down for video Floyd Mayweather was joined on stage by pop sensation Justin Bieber at the press conference in Las Vegas

Bieber put his arm around Mayweather for the photos in the build up for the

OPTIONS:
- Bieber fight
- Floyd Mayweather fight
- Justin Bieber fight
- Las Vegas fight
- Los Angeles fight
- Manny Pacquiao fight
- Marcos Maidana fight
- Mayweather fight
- Pacquiao fight
- fight of the century fight


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When Chelsea Clinton became the first daughter of the United States of America, she was just a twelve-year-old from Arkansas with a full head of voluminous frizzy curls. But over the years, as Chelsea has grown up into an intelligent and elegant woman, her curls quickly began to fade, appearing more and more controlled as the years wore on, before eventually vanishing completely. Now, in a candid interview with Elle magazine, Chelsea has finally revealed just what happened to her much-loved ringlets – insisting that, far from being an intentional style change, her once-unruly mane simply straightened itself out over time.

'I'm curious if

OPTIONS:
- America's going to have curly hair,' she told the magazine, adding that the scrutiny on little Charlotte's locks will 'inevitably' match her own growing up.
- Arkansas's going to have curly hair,' she told the magazine, adding that the scrutiny on little Charlotte's locks will 'inevitably' match her own growing up.
- Charlotte's going to have curly hair,' she told the magazine, adding that the scrutiny on little Charlotte's locks will 'inevitably' match her own growing up.
- Chelsea's going to have curly hair,' she told the magazine, adding that the scrutiny on little Charlotte's locks will 'inevitably' match her own growing up.
- Chelsea Clinton's going to have curly hair,' she told the magazine, adding that the scrutiny on little Charlotte's locks will 'inevitably' match her own growing up.
- Elle magazine's going to have curly hair,' she told the magazine, adding that the scrutiny on little Charlotte's locks will 'inevitably' match her own growing up.
- United States of America's going to have curly hair,' she told the magazine, adding that the scrutiny on little Charlotte's locks will 'inevitably' match her own growing up.
- White House's going to have curly hair,' she told the magazine, adding that the scrutiny on little Charlotte's locks will 'inevitably' match her own growing up.


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Andy Murray has stepped up his pursuit of a second Wimbledon crown as he hit the practice courts with heavily pregnant coach Amelie Mauresmo and new back-room recruit Jonas Bjorkman. Murray will head into the tournament as No 3 seed, it was confirmed on Wednesday, ahead of the draws being made on Friday morning. And the British No 1 enters Wimbledon full of confidence after beating Kevin Anderson 6-3, 6-4 in the Aegon Championship final at Queen's club last Sunday. The win over Anderson, which he achieved in 64 minutes, replicated his success in 2009, 2011 and 2013, when he also emerged the winner.

He is mixing defence with the aggression that has been urged upon him by his coaches, and Murray paid tribute to

OPTIONS:
- Aegon Championship following his success at Queen's.
- All England Club following his success at Queen's.
- Amelie Mauresmo following his success at Queen's.
- Anderson following his success at Queen's.
- Andy Murray following his success at Queen's.
- British No 1 following his success at Queen's.
- Jonas Bjorkman following his success at Queen's.
- Kevin Anderson following his success at Queen's.
- Mauresmo following his success at Queen's.
- Murray following his success at Queen's.
- Queen's following his success at Queen's.
- Wimbledon following his success at Queen's.


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The first photographs of two schoolboys killed when the car they were being driven in crashed into a tree have emerged. George Wharton, 14, and Rhys Baker,13, died after the crash and two other 14-year-olds suffered life-threatening injuries. Tom McMeekin, named as the 21-year-old who was driving the blue Citroen, remains in hospital in a serious but stable condition. Police are investigating claims Mr McMeekin was operating an unlicensed taxi after offering friends lifts at rates 'cheaper than a taxi' on Facebook. Scroll down for video George Wharton, 14, (left) and Rhys Baker, 13, (right) died when a car they were being driven in crashed into a tree in West Yorkshire

Emily Scholes said: 'So much sadness we hear about everyday yet we still take life for granted, RIP

OPTIONS:
- Citroen.'
- Facebook.'
- George Wharton.'
- Leeds.'
- McMeekin.'
- Rhys.'
- Rhys Baker.'
- Tom McMeekin.'
- West Yorkshire.'


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner released a statement Monday morning to the Hill intelligence committees about his contacts with Russians during the presidential campaign and transition. Kushner denied any collusion with the Russian government, which was engaged throughout 2016 in a campaign of its own to interfere in the election and help Trump beat Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. The 11-page statement from Kushner is his first public accounting of his interactions with Russians during the presidential campaign. Here's a look at the highlights: Kushner says he had four contacts with Russians last year. The first was a handshake with then-Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak before a Trump speech in April. The second was the highly controversial meeting with a Russian lawyer at Trump Tower in June. The third was a meeting with Kislyak during the transition. And the fourth was with Russian state-run banker Sergey Gorkov during the transition.

He says that he was late to the meeting and only in the room for 10 minutes while the issue of

OPTIONS:
- CNN adoptions was discussed.
- Democratic adoptions was discussed.
- Donald Trump adoptions was discussed.
- Hill adoptions was discussed.
- Hillary Clinton adoptions was discussed.
- Jared Kushner adoptions was discussed.
- Kislyak adoptions was discussed.
- Kushner adoptions was discussed.
- Russian adoptions was discussed.
- Russians adoptions was discussed.
- Sergey Gorkov adoptions was discussed.
- Sergey Kislyak adoptions was discussed.
- Trump adoptions was discussed.
- Trump Tower adoptions was discussed.
- Washington adoptions was discussed.


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(CNN) India's reported "surgical strike" across the border into Pakistani-controlled Kashmir on Wednesday brings India-Pakistan relations to their lowest point in almost a decade. But it will be celebrated not just by the Hindu nationalist supporters of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, but also by many other Indians who believe that their country has remained passive for too long in the face of repeated terror attacks by groups assisted and sheltered by the Pakistan army's powerful intelligence services. In truth, the strike itself does not represent a radical new policy. India conducted local cross-border raids through the 1990s and 2000s, usually as reprisals for particular attacks. But this high-altitude, tit-for-tat war on the Line of Control, which divides Indian and Pakistani-controlled parts of Kashmir, was largely unknown to the Indian public, who grew frustrated at their government's apparent inaction.

However, the strike is only one part of a broader set of policies intended to punish

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Hindu.
- India.
- Indian.
- Indians.
- Kashmir.
- Line of Control.
- Narendra Modi.
- Pakistan.
- Pakistani.
- Shashank Joshi.


How does this story end?

(CNN) -- Every move scrutinized, every word analyzed: life in the electoral spotlight where a clothes selection can be as much a defining moment as policies espoused. Cindy McCain entered John McCain's life after his return from the Vietnam War. This is life - not for the presumptive presidential nominees Sen. Barack Obama and Sen. John McCain - but for their respective wives. Michelle Obama has already been in the firing line - accused of being angry, negative and "unpatriotic" with growing concerns she will be the target of ever more intensive attacks by conservatives as the election battle heats up.

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama doesn't often talk to the media but she doesn't think her accident or injuries ended her marriage.
- CNN doesn't often talk to the media but she doesn't think her accident or injuries ended her marriage.
- Carol Shepp doesn't often talk to the media but she doesn't think her accident or injuries ended her marriage.
- Cindy McCain doesn't often talk to the media but she doesn't think her accident or injuries ended her marriage.
- John McCain doesn't often talk to the media but she doesn't think her accident or injuries ended her marriage.
- McCain doesn't often talk to the media but she doesn't think her accident or injuries ended her marriage.
- Michelle Obama doesn't often talk to the media but she doesn't think her accident or injuries ended her marriage.
- Republican doesn't often talk to the media but she doesn't think her accident or injuries ended her marriage.
- Vietnam doesn't often talk to the media but she doesn't think her accident or injuries ended her marriage.
- Vietnam War doesn't often talk to the media but she doesn't think her accident or injuries ended her marriage.


The FA are set to decide Jonny Evans’s fate today after the Manchester United defender denied allegations of spitting at Newcastle striker Papiss Cisse. A disciplinary hearing was hastily set up last night after Evans confirmed his intention to fight the charge which will carry a six-game ban if he is found guilty. The FA wanted to make sure the matter was dealt with swiftly before the Northern Ireland international played in United’s FA Cup quarter-final clash with Arsenal at Old Trafford on Monday night. Jonny Evans has decided to contest the FA charge of spitting on Newcastle forward Papiss Cisse

It read: ‘

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal’s Jonny Evans denies FA charge in relation to incident involving Papiss Cisse.
- Cisse’s Jonny Evans denies FA charge in relation to incident involving Papiss Cisse.
- Evans’s Jonny Evans denies FA charge in relation to incident involving Papiss Cisse.
- FA’s Jonny Evans denies FA charge in relation to incident involving Papiss Cisse.
- FA Cup’s Jonny Evans denies FA charge in relation to incident involving Papiss Cisse.
- Jonny Evans’s Jonny Evans denies FA charge in relation to incident involving Papiss Cisse.
- Manchester United’s Jonny Evans denies FA charge in relation to incident involving Papiss Cisse.
- Newcastle’s Jonny Evans denies FA charge in relation to incident involving Papiss Cisse.
- Northern Ireland’s Jonny Evans denies FA charge in relation to incident involving Papiss Cisse.
- Old Trafford’s Jonny Evans denies FA charge in relation to incident involving Papiss Cisse.
- Papiss Cisse’s Jonny Evans denies FA charge in relation to incident involving Papiss Cisse.
- Senegal’s Jonny Evans denies FA charge in relation to incident involving Papiss Cisse.
- United’s Jonny Evans denies FA charge in relation to incident involving Papiss Cisse.


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He's out: Ferguson City Council unanimously voted on a resolution to part ways with City Manager John Shaw, 39, effective immediately The city manager of Ferguson, Missouri, has resigned in the wake of a US Justice Department probe that found a wide range of systemic racially biased practices by the police and municipal court. This evening, the Ferguson City Council unanimously voted on a resolution to part ways with City Manager John Shaw effective immediately. Shaw, 39, was among several individuals heavily criticized in the scathing Justice Department report issued last Wednesday. Shaw had held the position in the St. Louis suburb since 2007.

A news release from the city said the

OPTIONS:
- Ferguson had reached a 'mutual separation agreement' with Shaw, the city's chief executive.
- Ferguson City Council had reached a 'mutual separation agreement' with Shaw, the city's chief executive.
- John Shaw had reached a 'mutual separation agreement' with Shaw, the city's chief executive.
- Justice Department had reached a 'mutual separation agreement' with Shaw, the city's chief executive.
- Missouri had reached a 'mutual separation agreement' with Shaw, the city's chief executive.
- Shaw had reached a 'mutual separation agreement' with Shaw, the city's chief executive.
- St. Louis had reached a 'mutual separation agreement' with Shaw, the city's chief executive.
- US Justice Department had reached a 'mutual separation agreement' with Shaw, the city's chief executive.


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After more than 40 years in London, George Psaradakis can speak English as easily as his native Greek. Yet, in either language, he still breaks down as he struggles to convey the full, heart-wrenching horror of the moment a 7/7 suicide bomber blew apart the bus he was driving. 'Even if my vocabulary had all the words in the world, I would still not find the right ones to describe my feelings about what I saw that day,' he says. 'To see those happy people butchered. It was like a bomb exploded inside me that day, too.' It is a decade since George, 59, turned his number 30 bus into Tavistock Square and briefly saw the faces of his passengers in the rear-view mirror seconds before 18-year-old Hasib Hussain detonated a bomb on the top deck.

'I have lived most of my life here and

OPTIONS:
- English is my home.
- George is my home.
- George Psaradakis is my home.
- Greek is my home.
- Hasib Hussain is my home.
- Hussain is my home.
- London is my home.
- Tavistock Square is my home.


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

A former Boy Scout saved by hero pilot Harrison Ford after getting lost while on a camping trip has told the injured star: 'Get better soon, my family is thinking of you.' Cody Clawson says Ford is a 'genuine hero' after saving his life in a dramatic helicopter rescue back in 2001. Cody was just 13 when he lost the trail during a Boy Scout camp in a remote forest just south of Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. He was missing for almost 19 hours and helicopter pilot Ford – who lived part-time in Jackson, Wyoming at the time - joined a massive search-and-rescue mission to find him.

'And to me

OPTIONS:
- Boy Scout is one of those good people who we're lucky to have as an influence on our lives.'
- Cody is one of those good people who we're lucky to have as an influence on our lives.'
- Cody Clawson is one of those good people who we're lucky to have as an influence on our lives.'
- Ford is one of those good people who we're lucky to have as an influence on our lives.'
- Han Solo is one of those good people who we're lucky to have as an influence on our lives.'
- Harrison Ford is one of those good people who we're lucky to have as an influence on our lives.'
- Jackson is one of those good people who we're lucky to have as an influence on our lives.'
- Los Angeles is one of those good people who we're lucky to have as an influence on our lives.'
- Wyoming is one of those good people who we're lucky to have as an influence on our lives.'
- Yellowstone National Park is one of those good people who we're lucky to have as an influence on our lives.'


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(CNN) -- The president of Florida A&M University announced his resignation Wednesday, more than seven months after a drum major for the university band died following a hazing incident. "After considerable thought, introspection and conversations with my family, I have decided to resign from my position as president in order to initiate my retirement on October 11, 2012," James H. Ammons wrote in a letter to the chairman of the school's board of trustees, Solomon Badger III. Ammons said he is leaving the post he has held for five years, effective this fall, but would remain as a tenured professor.

Last month, the school's trustees supported by 8-4 a no-confidence vote over

OPTIONS:
- Ammons' performance.
- CNN' performance.
- Drum major' performance.
- Florida A&M University' performance.
- James H. Ammons' performance.
- Orlando' performance.
- Robert Champion' performance.
- Solomon Badger III.' performance.


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(CNN) -- The future of earthquake-ravaged nuclear power plant Fukushima Daiichi is still anyone's guess, but it's already triggered fears of subsequent nuclear disasters elsewhere. As efforts continue to get radiation levels under control in the damaged facilities in Japan, several countries have expressed doubts about their own nuclear programs. And seven in 10 Americans say they're more concerned about a nuclear disaster happening in the United States than they were before, according to a recent USA Today/Gallup poll. Are these fears justified? What are the real risks of nuclear power, both globally and in the United States? And what do we do with all of that nuclear waste?

Experts say that while nuclear power has generally proven relatively safe, it is important to question whether nuclear plants everywhere could cope with a two-fold natural disaster combination like the earthquake and tsunami that rocked

OPTIONS:
- Americans on March 11.
- CNN on March 11.
- Chernobyl on March 11.
- Fukushima Daiichi on March 11.
- Gallup on March 11.
- Japan on March 11.
- Los Angeles on March 11.
- Nevada on March 11.
- New York on March 11.
- U.S. on March 11.
- USA Today on March 11.
- United States on March 11.
- Yucca Mountain on March 11.


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Federal prosecutors are reportedly preparing criminal corruption charges against New Jersey Democratic Senator Bob Menendez, the result of a grand jury probe that has lasted two years. Menendez, 61, has seen pressure from the Obama administration over his positions on Cuba and Iran. And he has long faced ethics questions about his relationship with Florida eye doctor Salomon Melgen, a wealthy and prolific donor. The senator's aides admitted in 2013 that he had intervened a year earlier with the acting chief of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services on his friend's behalf, pushing back against accusations of overbilling the Medicare system by $8.9 million.

Other news reports described an alleged scheme in which Melgen used leftover fluid from single-use injection vials to treat two or three additional patients, billing

OPTIONS:
- Bob Menendez for a new vial with each treatment.
- Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services for a new vial with each treatment.
- Cuba for a new vial with each treatment.
- Democratic for a new vial with each treatment.
- Dominican Republic for a new vial with each treatment.
- Florida for a new vial with each treatment.
- HHS for a new vial with each treatment.
- Iran for a new vial with each treatment.
- Medicare for a new vial with each treatment.
- Melgen for a new vial with each treatment.
- Menendez for a new vial with each treatment.
- New Jersey for a new vial with each treatment.
- Obama for a new vial with each treatment.
- Salomon Melgen for a new vial with each treatment.
- US Customs for a new vial with each treatment.


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Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama used a Memorial Day ceremony to say it is time for America to properly welcome home Vietnam veterans and show them and their families the respect and gratitude they deserved but didn't receive decades ago. "You came home and sometimes were denigrated when you should have been celebrated," Obama said beneath a scorching sun at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. "It was a national shame, a disgrace that should have never happened. That's why here today, we resolve that it will not happen again." The event, which launched a 13-year Vietnam War 50th anniversary commemoration, was the culmination of a day of somber events on the annual holiday honoring America's war dead.

"We choose that course in

OPTIONS:
- America not so that we win wars but so we can prevent wars, because a strong America is the best deterrent to war there ever has been invented," Romney said.
- Arlington National Cemetery not so that we win wars but so we can prevent wars, because a strong America is the best deterrent to war there ever has been invented," Romney said.
- Barack Obama not so that we win wars but so we can prevent wars, because a strong America is the best deterrent to war there ever has been invented," Romney said.
- CNN not so that we win wars but so we can prevent wars, because a strong America is the best deterrent to war there ever has been invented," Romney said.
- Memorial Day not so that we win wars but so we can prevent wars, because a strong America is the best deterrent to war there ever has been invented," Romney said.
- Obama not so that we win wars but so we can prevent wars, because a strong America is the best deterrent to war there ever has been invented," Romney said.
- Vietnam not so that we win wars but so we can prevent wars, because a strong America is the best deterrent to war there ever has been invented," Romney said.
- Vietnam Veterans Memorial not so that we win wars but so we can prevent wars, because a strong America is the best deterrent to war there ever has been invented," Romney said.
- Vietnam War not so that we win wars but so we can prevent wars, because a strong America is the best deterrent to war there ever has been invented," Romney said.
- Washington not so that we win wars but so we can prevent wars, because a strong America is the best deterrent to war there ever has been invented," Romney said.


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(CNN) -- The Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng's daring and extraordinary escape to the U.S. embassy in Beijing has captivated the world. At first, it appeared that U.S. diplomats and the Chinese government brokered a deal that satisfied Chen and everyone involved. But now Chen says he wants to leave China, and that he feels unsafe. Has the Obama administration bungled his case? Did President Barack Obama use people who were capable of correctly interpreting the signals in China? Or was there a gap in translation? Possible breakthrough for blind activist We learned earlier this week that Chen was released from the U.S. Embassy with the Chinese government's assurance of his "safety" and a promise to facilitate his study of law in an unspecified place outside his home province of Shandong. It sounded like a win-win solution. But those who have intimate knowledge of China and its political system had reasons to worry.

They have expertise on Chinese politics and society that is hard to come by, because they can see things from the perspective of the

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama.
- Beijing.
- CNN.
- Chen.
- Chen Guangcheng.
- China.
- Chinese.
- Obama.
- Shandong.
- U.S..
- Yang Su.


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The three-year-old girl who melted hearts across the world by talking to Santa through sign language has been revealed as Mali Williams-Cody. Mali's mother, Suzanne Williams, was left speechless and teary-eyed when she saw Santa use sign language with Mali who has learning and communication difficulties. The heart-warming moment was captured on video and it has been shared all over the world. The moment in Middlesbrough's Cleveland Centre mirrors a scene from the 1994 Christmas film Miracle on 34th Street when Father Christmas uses sign language with a young girl. Suzanne, 33, from Park End, Middlesbrough, said: 'It was an amazing moment. Mali was smiling for ages afterwards. I couldn't believe it when he started doing it. I was speechless.

'It was really busy and there was quite a long queue but

OPTIONS:
- Christmas took plenty of time with each child.
- Cleveland Centre took plenty of time with each child.
- Cody took plenty of time with each child.
- Mali took plenty of time with each child.
- Mali Williams took plenty of time with each child.
- Middlesbrough took plenty of time with each child.
- Miracle took plenty of time with each child.
- Park End took plenty of time with each child.
- Santa took plenty of time with each child.
- Suzanne took plenty of time with each child.
- Suzanne Williams took plenty of time with each child.


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(CNN) Eager to demonstrate leadership amid the worst natural disaster of his tenure, President Donald Trump arrived Tuesday to meet with local, state and federal officials in Austin and Corpus Christi, Texas, to survey disaster relief efforts in the wake of Hurricane Harvey. During both stops, Trump remarked on the unprecedented nature of the storm -- which has left parts of Houston and southeastern Texas under several feet of water -- and talked up recovery efforts being led by state and federal officials. In Corpus Christi, Trump said he hoped the disaster response efforts in the wake of the hurricane would become a model for future natural disaster relief efforts.

And in Austin, where

OPTIONS:
- Austin visited an emergency operations center, Trump warned of the long-term effort and stiff costs that will be needed to rebuild the region.
- Corpus Christi visited an emergency operations center, Trump warned of the long-term effort and stiff costs that will be needed to rebuild the region.
- Donald Trump visited an emergency operations center, Trump warned of the long-term effort and stiff costs that will be needed to rebuild the region.
- Houston visited an emergency operations center, Trump warned of the long-term effort and stiff costs that will be needed to rebuild the region.
- Hurricane Harvey visited an emergency operations center, Trump warned of the long-term effort and stiff costs that will be needed to rebuild the region.
- Texas visited an emergency operations center, Trump warned of the long-term effort and stiff costs that will be needed to rebuild the region.
- Trump visited an emergency operations center, Trump warned of the long-term effort and stiff costs that will be needed to rebuild the region.
- White House visited an emergency operations center, Trump warned of the long-term effort and stiff costs that will be needed to rebuild the region.


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(CNN) Thousands of protesters clashed Saturday for a fifth consecutive day with security forces in Caracas, the Venezuelan capital. Officers in riot gear blocked a highway as marchers tried to advance, chanting "Liberty, Liberty!" Protesters tossed rocks and returned tear gas canisters used against them. The Venezuelan National Guard also used water tanks against the demonstrators as thousands of them marched from eastern Caracas, an opposition bastion, toward downtown, where most national government facilities are located. Protesters are demanding the dismissal of all seven justices of the Venezuelan Supreme Court. The court issued a ruling March 29 that outraged the government's political opposition. It ruled that all powers vested under the legislative body, the Venezuelan National Assembly, be transferred to the court itself, which is stacked with government loyalists.

OPTIONS:
- Caracas is facing a deep humanitarian crisis sparked by an economic meltdown.
- Liberty, Liberty! is facing a deep humanitarian crisis sparked by an economic meltdown.
- Supreme Court is facing a deep humanitarian crisis sparked by an economic meltdown.
- Venezuela is facing a deep humanitarian crisis sparked by an economic meltdown.
- Venezuelan is facing a deep humanitarian crisis sparked by an economic meltdown.
- Venezuelan National Assembly is facing a deep humanitarian crisis sparked by an economic meltdown.
- Venezuelan National Guard is facing a deep humanitarian crisis sparked by an economic meltdown.
- Venezuelan Supreme Court is facing a deep humanitarian crisis sparked by an economic meltdown.


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NSW Labor leader Luke Foley is campaigning to be the state's new Premier A political party's attempt to use LOL cat memes as part of their election campaign has backfired after social media users pointed out they should be focusing on policy not comedy. NSW Labor, whose leader Luke Foley is campaigning to win the upcoming state election, posted a series of cat memes targeted at Liberal Premier Mike Baird on Saturday which they renamed 'Caturday'. But the party's Facebook fans were quick to point out cat memes had ‘become a bit passé’ and blasted ‘get your message across in an adult way, as it is adults who vote’.

'Take it from this cat - whatever

OPTIONS:
- Caturday tries to tell you, prices will go up when he sells off our electricity network,' NSW Labor said on Facebook
- Facebook tries to tell you, prices will go up when he sells off our electricity network,' NSW Labor said on Facebook
- Liberal tries to tell you, prices will go up when he sells off our electricity network,' NSW Labor said on Facebook
- Luke Foley tries to tell you, prices will go up when he sells off our electricity network,' NSW Labor said on Facebook
- Mike Baird tries to tell you, prices will go up when he sells off our electricity network,' NSW Labor said on Facebook
- NSW tries to tell you, prices will go up when he sells off our electricity network,' NSW Labor said on Facebook
- NSW Labor tries to tell you, prices will go up when he sells off our electricity network,' NSW Labor said on Facebook
- Premier tries to tell you, prices will go up when he sells off our electricity network,' NSW Labor said on Facebook


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For me, it doesn't matter where you play in the world, when you are playing to a crowd that loves their music it can be the best party on earth, right there and then. I'm playing Eden Friday 17th July and Friday 7th August this year for Judgement Fridays with Judge Jules. But I have a soft spot for Ibiza, for the clubs and the other DJs too. There are the clubs that everyone should experience in Ibiza such as Ushuaia, Pacha, Space, DC10, Glitterbox and Amnesia. All over Ibiza, it's a beautiful place that brings beautiful people, Blue Marlin, Nassau and The Jockey Club are great places to go and people watch.

I will most definitely be saying

OPTIONS:
- Amnesia this year as it is where I will be DJ-ing!
- Blue Marlin this year as it is where I will be DJ-ing!
- Charlie Hedges this year as it is where I will be DJ-ing!
- DC10 this year as it is where I will be DJ-ing!
- Eden this year as it is where I will be DJ-ing!
- Glitterbox this year as it is where I will be DJ-ing!
- Ibiza this year as it is where I will be DJ-ing!
- Jules this year as it is where I will be DJ-ing!
- Nassau this year as it is where I will be DJ-ing!
- Pacha this year as it is where I will be DJ-ing!
- Space this year as it is where I will be DJ-ing!
- Steve Aoki this year as it is where I will be DJ-ing!
- The Jockey Club this year as it is where I will be DJ-ing!
- Ushuaia this year as it is where I will be DJ-ing!


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Washington (CNN) President Barack Obama's administration estimated Friday that between 64 and 116 civilians have died during the years 2009-2015 from U.S. drone strikes outside of Iraq and Afghanistan. In the same time span, the administration said between 2,372 and 2,581 militants had been taken out by drones. The information was released as part of an effort by Obama to introduce more transparency into a controversial military tactic that he has defended as necessary to fight terror. Human rights groups, however, were unsatisfied by the government's disclosed figures, which came in far lower than independent estimates of civilian causalities. The numbers released Friday included deaths outside established war zones. The administration didn't specify which countries were included, though the military and CIA are believed to have carried out strikes in Pakistan, Yemen and various countries in Africa.

While the

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan drone program is widely reported upon and even referenced by government officials, it remains classified and individual strikes aren't typically confirmed by the agency.
- Africa drone program is widely reported upon and even referenced by government officials, it remains classified and individual strikes aren't typically confirmed by the agency.
- Barack Obama drone program is widely reported upon and even referenced by government officials, it remains classified and individual strikes aren't typically confirmed by the agency.
- CIA drone program is widely reported upon and even referenced by government officials, it remains classified and individual strikes aren't typically confirmed by the agency.
- CNN drone program is widely reported upon and even referenced by government officials, it remains classified and individual strikes aren't typically confirmed by the agency.
- Iraq drone program is widely reported upon and even referenced by government officials, it remains classified and individual strikes aren't typically confirmed by the agency.
- Obama drone program is widely reported upon and even referenced by government officials, it remains classified and individual strikes aren't typically confirmed by the agency.
- Pakistan drone program is widely reported upon and even referenced by government officials, it remains classified and individual strikes aren't typically confirmed by the agency.
- U.S. drone program is widely reported upon and even referenced by government officials, it remains classified and individual strikes aren't typically confirmed by the agency.
- Washington drone program is widely reported upon and even referenced by government officials, it remains classified and individual strikes aren't typically confirmed by the agency.
- Yemen drone program is widely reported upon and even referenced by government officials, it remains classified and individual strikes aren't typically confirmed by the agency.


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The Dawn spacecraft has already provided a stunning look at the surface of Ceres - and its latest shot is the most detailed yet. It reveals pockmarked craters on the surface that have been formed from the re-impact of debris from larger impact sites. But the image doesn’t reveal any more clues about the ‘bright spots’, or so-called 'alien' flashes, that are continuing to dumbfound scientists and the public alike. This image was taken by the Dawn spacecraft on 23 May from a distance of 3,200 miles (5,100km). The resolution is around 1,600ft (480 metres) per pixel - the best ever of the dwarf planet so far.

Over the next few months,

OPTIONS:
- California will lower its altitude to enable it to see as much of the surface as possible, and reveal more interesting features like this.
- Ceres will lower its altitude to enable it to see as much of the surface as possible, and reveal more interesting features like this.
- Dawn will lower its altitude to enable it to see as much of the surface as possible, and reveal more interesting features like this.
- Nasa will lower its altitude to enable it to see as much of the surface as possible, and reveal more interesting features like this.


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Jack Grealish will remain training with Aston Villa’s Under-21 side this week and is unlikely to be included in the squad to face Southampton on Saturday. Villa manager Remi Garde is continuing his punishment of the young forward after Sportsmail revealed footage showing him partying after their 4-0 loss to Everton last month. Grealish was sent to train with the development team last Tuesday and was subsequently dropped from last weekend’s 3-2 loss to Watford. Garde viewed Grealish’s actions dimly and is attempting to make the 20-year-old understand he cannot afford a repeat. 'This is not professional, not what I am expecting from my players,’ said the Frenchman last week.

The call by

OPTIONS:
- Aston Villa is a big one given Villa’s bleak plight.
- Everton is a big one given Villa’s bleak plight.
- Frenchman is a big one given Villa’s bleak plight.
- Garde is a big one given Villa’s bleak plight.
- Grealish is a big one given Villa’s bleak plight.
- Jack Grealish is a big one given Villa’s bleak plight.
- Remi Garde is a big one given Villa’s bleak plight.
- Southampton is a big one given Villa’s bleak plight.
- Sportsmail is a big one given Villa’s bleak plight.
- Villa is a big one given Villa’s bleak plight.
- Watford is a big one given Villa’s bleak plight.


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Jerusalem (CNN) -- "Lift the siege." "Stop the rockets." The dialogue of the deaf continues after nearly three weeks of conflict and well over 700 deaths. Hamas has rejected one Egyptian proposal to silence the guns. It wants assurances that any deal includes an end to the blockade that has wrecked Gaza's economy and impoverished its people. No, says Israel: stop firing rockets and then we'll talk about it. Hamas is a resilient organization. Fighters of its military wing have put up stiff resistance to the Israeli ground incursion. But it has few friends in the Arab world, and the Arab street has not risen in solidarity. And this time, Israeli leaders are publicly and persistently demanding what they call the 'demilitarization' of Gaza as the price for peace - so that Israel is spared another barrage of rockets like those that fell on its soil in 2008 and 2012 - and are again now.

OPTIONS:
- Arab complains that most of the cement smuggled into Gaza in recent years from Egypt (and some allowed in from Israel) has been used for Hamas tunnels -- not houses.
- CNN complains that most of the cement smuggled into Gaza in recent years from Egypt (and some allowed in from Israel) has been used for Hamas tunnels -- not houses.
- Egyptian complains that most of the cement smuggled into Gaza in recent years from Egypt (and some allowed in from Israel) has been used for Hamas tunnels -- not houses.
- Gaza complains that most of the cement smuggled into Gaza in recent years from Egypt (and some allowed in from Israel) has been used for Hamas tunnels -- not houses.
- Hamas complains that most of the cement smuggled into Gaza in recent years from Egypt (and some allowed in from Israel) has been used for Hamas tunnels -- not houses.
- Israel complains that most of the cement smuggled into Gaza in recent years from Egypt (and some allowed in from Israel) has been used for Hamas tunnels -- not houses.
- Israeli complains that most of the cement smuggled into Gaza in recent years from Egypt (and some allowed in from Israel) has been used for Hamas tunnels -- not houses.
- Jerusalem complains that most of the cement smuggled into Gaza in recent years from Egypt (and some allowed in from Israel) has been used for Hamas tunnels -- not houses.
- Khaled Mashal complains that most of the cement smuggled into Gaza in recent years from Egypt (and some allowed in from Israel) has been used for Hamas tunnels -- not houses.


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A day care worker in Ohio is accused of raping two of the children she was trusted to care for. Heather Koon, 25, was arrested Friday at her home in Oberlin and charged with two counts of rape, the Lorain County Sheriff's Office announced in a statement. Koon was a full-time employee of ABC Kidz Childcare in Elyria from August 2012 to March, according to Carlos Johnson, the day care's attorney. According to Johnson, authorities inadvertently learned of the alleged rapes late last week when they went to check on a registered sex offender and found an unregistered laptop. Koon was the sex offender's girlfriend, according to CNN affiliate WKYC.

Johnson said Koon went to another day care after she left

OPTIONS:
- ABC Kidz Childcare.
- CNN.
- Carlos Johnson.
- Elyria.
- Heather Koon.
- Johnson.
- Koon.
- Lorain County Sheriff's Office.
- Oberlin.
- Ohio.
- WKYC.


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Washington (CNN) It's become part of the annual tradition of the White House Thanksgiving turkey ritual: voting to see which of the two official birds will be pardoned, and which will be the alternate. This year's winner is "Drumstick," who garnered 60% support over rival "Wishbone," who earned 40%. And so it was Drumstick who Tuesday afternoon in the White House Rose Garden received a presidential pardon from Donald Trump. "Wow, big bird," the President said as he approached the 36-pound turkey, petting it several times. "Drumstick, you are hereby pardoned." Trump was accompanied by his wife, Melania Trump, in an autumn patterned coat slung over her shoulders, and the couple's 11-year-old son, Barron Trump, who wore a coat and tie for the occasion.

As for "strut style,"

OPTIONS:
- Barron Trump does his thing "tall and proud" and Wishbone's more of a "strong shuffle."
- CNN does his thing "tall and proud" and Wishbone's more of a "strong shuffle."
- Donald Trump does his thing "tall and proud" and Wishbone's more of a "strong shuffle."
- Drumstick does his thing "tall and proud" and Wishbone's more of a "strong shuffle."
- Melania Trump does his thing "tall and proud" and Wishbone's more of a "strong shuffle."
- Trump does his thing "tall and proud" and Wishbone's more of a "strong shuffle."
- Twitter does his thing "tall and proud" and Wishbone's more of a "strong shuffle."
- Washington does his thing "tall and proud" and Wishbone's more of a "strong shuffle."
- White House Rose Garden does his thing "tall and proud" and Wishbone's more of a "strong shuffle."
- White House Thanksgiving does his thing "tall and proud" and Wishbone's more of a "strong shuffle."
- Wishbone does his thing "tall and proud" and Wishbone's more of a "strong shuffle."