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(CNN) They were words that took tennis back to the dark ages, the tournament director of one of the sport's most prestigious events saying that female players should get "down" on their "knees" every night to thank some of their male contemporaries. Except Raymond Moore's comments didn't come in the distant past; instead the South African made the remarks Sunday on the eve of the singles finals at the BNP Paribas Open, better known simply as Indian Wells. "In my next life when I come back I want to be someone in the WTA, because they ride on the coattails of the men," he told reporters, referring to the organization that runs the women's game. "They don't make any decisions and they are lucky.

OPTIONS:
- BNP Paribas Open later apologized but the damage had been done and drew swift reaction.
- Indian Wells later apologized but the damage had been done and drew swift reaction.
- Novak Djokovic later apologized but the damage had been done and drew swift reaction.
- Raymond Moore later apologized but the damage had been done and drew swift reaction.
- Serena Williams later apologized but the damage had been done and drew swift reaction.
- South African later apologized but the damage had been done and drew swift reaction.
- WTA later apologized but the damage had been done and drew swift reaction.


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(CNN) President Nicolas Maduro said he has asked the United Nations for help in dealing with Venezuela's medicine shortages, which have grown severe as the country grapples with a crippling economic crisis. "The United Nations has the most advanced and complete plans in the world to recover the pharmaceutical industry's production capacity and direct it toward medicines for the people," Maduro said Friday on state-run television. Maduro did not elaborate on what kind of aid he was seeking, or whether the United Nations had agreed to help. The Venezuelan leader met Friday with Jessica Faieta, assistant administrator and director for the UN Development Program in Latin America and the Caribbean, according to state media.

New data from an annual national survey by three of Venezuela's major universities and other research groups has found that more

OPTIONS:
- CNN are skipping meals and the percentage of malnourished is growing.
- Caribbean are skipping meals and the percentage of malnourished is growing.
- Jessica Faieta are skipping meals and the percentage of malnourished is growing.
- Latin America are skipping meals and the percentage of malnourished is growing.
- Maduro are skipping meals and the percentage of malnourished is growing.
- Nicolas Maduro are skipping meals and the percentage of malnourished is growing.
- UN are skipping meals and the percentage of malnourished is growing.
- UN Development Program are skipping meals and the percentage of malnourished is growing.
- United Nations are skipping meals and the percentage of malnourished is growing.
- Venezuela are skipping meals and the percentage of malnourished is growing.
- Venezuelan are skipping meals and the percentage of malnourished is growing.
- Venezuelans are skipping meals and the percentage of malnourished is growing.


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It's the fat-shaming/fit-shaming controversy that's refusing to go away Online fitness company Protein World caused a Twitter storm recently with its London Underground poster of a genetically-blessed model in a small yellow bikini, asking: 'Are you beach body ready?' The poster, promoting weight loss, came under fire from some feminists and body image campaigners who branded the campaign body-shaming and called for the offending images to be removed. Transport for London are in the process of removing the ad, and now internet pranksters have hit back with their own version of the poster, this time featuring three curvaceous women and featuring the caption: 'Yes. We are beach body ready.'

The spoof advert follows the same striking format as the Protein World original, with an eye-catching yellow background and bold font, and is marked up as a Dove product (

OPTIONS:
- Dove's real beauty campaign encourages women to appreciate their bodies, regardless of size and shape) but the brand have denied being involved.
- London Underground's real beauty campaign encourages women to appreciate their bodies, regardless of size and shape) but the brand have denied being involved.
- Protein World's real beauty campaign encourages women to appreciate their bodies, regardless of size and shape) but the brand have denied being involved.
- Transport for London's real beauty campaign encourages women to appreciate their bodies, regardless of size and shape) but the brand have denied being involved.
- Twitter's real beauty campaign encourages women to appreciate their bodies, regardless of size and shape) but the brand have denied being involved.


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The White House is reportedly considering a new power play in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that would paint Benjamin Netanyahu into a corner just days after his stunning come-from-behind victory in his country's hotly contested elections. In the final days of campaigning, Netanyahu vowed in an historic U-turn that his government would never agree to the creation of a Palestinian state. But now President Barack Obama is contemplating using the United Nations as a trump card to force the issue. Under a plan outlined by Foreign Policy magazine, the U.S. State Department would ease away from decades of opposition to a Security Council resolution demanding peace talks and a final rapprochement between Israel and the Palestinian Authority.

President Obama called the

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama leader Thursday afternoon, the White House said.
- Benjamin Netanyahu leader Thursday afternoon, the White House said.
- Congress leader Thursday afternoon, the White House said.
- Foreign Policy magazine leader Thursday afternoon, the White House said.
- International Criminal Court leader Thursday afternoon, the White House said.
- Israel leader Thursday afternoon, the White House said.
- Israeli leader Thursday afternoon, the White House said.
- Netanyahu leader Thursday afternoon, the White House said.
- Obama leader Thursday afternoon, the White House said.
- PA leader Thursday afternoon, the White House said.
- Palestine leader Thursday afternoon, the White House said.
- Palestinian leader Thursday afternoon, the White House said.
- Palestinian Authority leader Thursday afternoon, the White House said.
- Palestinians leader Thursday afternoon, the White House said.
- Security Council leader Thursday afternoon, the White House said.
- U.S. State Department leader Thursday afternoon, the White House said.
- UN Security Council leader Thursday afternoon, the White House said.
- US leader Thursday afternoon, the White House said.
- United Nations leader Thursday afternoon, the White House said.
- White House leader Thursday afternoon, the White House said.


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An Illinois Army National Guard soldier vowed to bring 'the flames of war' to America if he was unable  to join ISIS in Syria, while his cousin bragged about gunning down 150 people at a military base disguised in his uniform, federal prosecutors said Thursday. Hasan R. Edmonds, the 22-year-old guardsman, was arrested Wednesday evening at Chicago Midway International Airport trying to board a plane on the first leg of a journey to Egypt. Jonas M. Edmonds, 29, was detained a few hours later his home in Aurora, the U.S. attorney's office in Chicago said. A federal complaint says the plan was for Jonas to carry out an attack at military installation in Illinois after Hasan  left for the Middle East.

In other social media messages, Hasan said his knowledge of the U.S. military and American psychology would prove helpful in terrorizing

OPTIONS:
- America, prosecutors contend.
- Aurora, prosecutors contend.
- Chicago, prosecutors contend.
- Chicago Midway Airport, prosecutors contend.
- Chicago Midway International Airport, prosecutors contend.
- Egypt, prosecutors contend.
- FBI, prosecutors contend.
- Facebook, prosecutors contend.
- Hasan, prosecutors contend.
- Hasan Edmonds, prosecutors contend.
- Hasan R. Edmonds, prosecutors contend.
- ISIS, prosecutors contend.
- Illinois, prosecutors contend.
- Illinois Army National Guard, prosecutors contend.
- Jonas, prosecutors contend.
- Jonas M. Edmonds, prosecutors contend.
- Middle East, prosecutors contend.
- Syria, prosecutors contend.
- U.S., prosecutors contend.


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(CNN) Three people have died from an Ebola outbreak in a remote northern region of the Democratic Republic of Congo, as health officials travel to the central African country in response to a rising number of suspected cases, the World Health Organization says. Last week, WHO reported one Ebola-related death and the possibility of two others. On Saturday, the organization confirmed the other two deaths were also Ebola-related. The first case, which came April 22, involved a 45-year-old man. The taxi driver who took the man to the hospital and a person who cared for the man both became sick and later died, WHO said.

"

OPTIONS:
- African has already mobilized technical experts to be deployed on the ground and is ready to provide the leadership and technical expertise required to mount a coordinated and effective response," Moeti said.
- DRC has already mobilized technical experts to be deployed on the ground and is ready to provide the leadership and technical expertise required to mount a coordinated and effective response," Moeti said.
- Democratic Republic of Congo has already mobilized technical experts to be deployed on the ground and is ready to provide the leadership and technical expertise required to mount a coordinated and effective response," Moeti said.
- Ebola has already mobilized technical experts to be deployed on the ground and is ready to provide the leadership and technical expertise required to mount a coordinated and effective response," Moeti said.
- WHO has already mobilized technical experts to be deployed on the ground and is ready to provide the leadership and technical expertise required to mount a coordinated and effective response," Moeti said.
- World Health Organization has already mobilized technical experts to be deployed on the ground and is ready to provide the leadership and technical expertise required to mount a coordinated and effective response," Moeti said.


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Bobby Brown does not know the relative who snapped a picture of his daughter on her deathbed - but when he finds out, he won't let them slide. 'I'm just looking to get justice,' he told a TMZ reporter outside Los Angeles International Airport on Sunday when asked if he would pursue the relative and 'possibly sue them'. An extended family member is trying to sell the photo of Bobbi Kristina Brown to media outlets for more than $100,000. The news was first revealed on Friday night by Bobbi Kristina's paternal aunt Leola Brown, who took to Facebook to express her disgust.

She added that she is going to make anyone who has visited

OPTIONS:
- Bobbi Kristina - including relatives on both sides of her family and other loved ones - take a lie detector test to track down the culprit.
- Bobbi Kristina Brown - including relatives on both sides of her family and other loved ones - take a lie detector test to track down the culprit.
- Bobby Brown - including relatives on both sides of her family and other loved ones - take a lie detector test to track down the culprit.
- Georgia - including relatives on both sides of her family and other loved ones - take a lie detector test to track down the culprit.
- Leola Brown - including relatives on both sides of her family and other loved ones - take a lie detector test to track down the culprit.
- Leolah Brown - including relatives on both sides of her family and other loved ones - take a lie detector test to track down the culprit.
- Los Angeles International Airport - including relatives on both sides of her family and other loved ones - take a lie detector test to track down the culprit.
- TMZ - including relatives on both sides of her family and other loved ones - take a lie detector test to track down the culprit.


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(CNN) -- Rafi Kopelan is a typical 5-year-old. She's mastered Candyland. She's learning to read. Given a choice, she'd spend hours on the swings at the playground. But unlike her classmates, Rafi's body is covered in blisters from her scalp to her feet. Her corneas are scratched. Her toes are fused together. And her esophagus is lined with so much scar tissue that she can barely swallow. That's because Rafi was born with a rare connective tissue disorder called epidermolysis bullosa (EB). The genetic disease causes her skin to break down in response to the slightest friction. Even minor contact -- the scratch of a fingernail, the tag on the back of her shirt -- causes her skin to tear or to erupt in blisters, leaving 75% of her body covered in painful, open lesions.

He describes the money from

OPTIONS:
- CNN as vitally important to his work.
- Candyland as vitally important to his work.
- EB as vitally important to his work.
- Rafi as vitally important to his work.
- Rafi Kopelan as vitally important to his work.
- Rafi's Run as vitally important to his work.


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They stuck together on Saturday, like brothers should. Jamie and Andy Murray stuck together through thick and thin, just as they always have. They stuck together when it felt as if everyone was against them, just as it often did when they were trying to make it as kids and the tennis establishment treated them as outsiders. When they came from behind at the Flanders Expo to beat David Goffin and Steve Darcis in an unbearably tense four set doubles contest, the Murrays put Great Britain firmly in control of this Davis Cup Final and on the verge of winning the trophy for their nation for the first time since the halcyon days of Fred Perry and Bunny Austin in 1936.

Reprieved,

OPTIONS:
- Andy forced a break point of their own in the next game and Andy won a quick-fire volley exchange with Darcis to seal the set.
- Andy Murray forced a break point of their own in the next game and Andy won a quick-fire volley exchange with Darcis to seal the set.
- Belgium forced a break point of their own in the next game and Andy won a quick-fire volley exchange with Darcis to seal the set.
- Brits forced a break point of their own in the next game and Andy won a quick-fire volley exchange with Darcis to seal the set.
- Bunny Austin forced a break point of their own in the next game and Andy won a quick-fire volley exchange with Darcis to seal the set.
- David Goffin forced a break point of their own in the next game and Andy won a quick-fire volley exchange with Darcis to seal the set.
- Davis Cup forced a break point of their own in the next game and Andy won a quick-fire volley exchange with Darcis to seal the set.
- Davis Cup Final forced a break point of their own in the next game and Andy won a quick-fire volley exchange with Darcis to seal the set.
- Flanders Expo forced a break point of their own in the next game and Andy won a quick-fire volley exchange with Darcis to seal the set.
- Fred Perry forced a break point of their own in the next game and Andy won a quick-fire volley exchange with Darcis to seal the set.
- Great Britain forced a break point of their own in the next game and Andy won a quick-fire volley exchange with Darcis to seal the set.
- Jamie forced a break point of their own in the next game and Andy won a quick-fire volley exchange with Darcis to seal the set.
- Jamie Murray forced a break point of their own in the next game and Andy won a quick-fire volley exchange with Darcis to seal the set.
- Murrays forced a break point of their own in the next game and Andy won a quick-fire volley exchange with Darcis to seal the set.
- Steve Darcis forced a break point of their own in the next game and Andy won a quick-fire volley exchange with Darcis to seal the set.


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Washington (CNN) The organizers behind the Women's March earlier this year returned to the streets of Washington DC on Friday, this time with a new mission: To protest the National Rifle Association. Hundreds trekked 18 miles by foot from NRA headquarters in Fairfax, Virginia, to the Department of Justice in 90-degree weather to demonstrate against the organization. The marchers chanted "Hey hey, ho ho, the NRA has got to go" while holding up signs with slogans ranging from "none of us are safe until all of us are safe" to "91 Gun Deaths a Day: Enough is Enough." Ahead of the march, some set up large banners outside the NRA headquarters. One read "Love Trumps Hate," and another displayed gray silhouettes of the Sandy Hook Elementary School students and teachers -- with their names and ages -- who were killed in 2012.

"But the NRA ad puts our

OPTIONS:
- CNN rights in jeopardy, it puts the lives of people who are exercising their right to protest in the middle of danger.
- DC rights in jeopardy, it puts the lives of people who are exercising their right to protest in the middle of danger.
- Department of Justice rights in jeopardy, it puts the lives of people who are exercising their right to protest in the middle of danger.
- Fairfax rights in jeopardy, it puts the lives of people who are exercising their right to protest in the middle of danger.
- First Amendment rights in jeopardy, it puts the lives of people who are exercising their right to protest in the middle of danger.
- Love Trumps Hate rights in jeopardy, it puts the lives of people who are exercising their right to protest in the middle of danger.
- NRA rights in jeopardy, it puts the lives of people who are exercising their right to protest in the middle of danger.
- National Rifle Association rights in jeopardy, it puts the lives of people who are exercising their right to protest in the middle of danger.
- Sandy Hook Elementary School rights in jeopardy, it puts the lives of people who are exercising their right to protest in the middle of danger.
- Virginia rights in jeopardy, it puts the lives of people who are exercising their right to protest in the middle of danger.
- Washington rights in jeopardy, it puts the lives of people who are exercising their right to protest in the middle of danger.
- Washington DC rights in jeopardy, it puts the lives of people who are exercising their right to protest in the middle of danger.
- Women's March rights in jeopardy, it puts the lives of people who are exercising their right to protest in the middle of danger.


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The career of Monty Panesar, arguably the country’s finest spinner, hangs in the balance as he has been exiled from the Essex team at a time when England are crying out for quality slow bowlers. When England return to Cardiff, scene of one of Panesar’s greatest moments, for the first Ashes Test next month, Panesar will be embroiled in a battle to prove he still has a place in the game, even at county level. The man who was once one of the most successful and recognisable players in English cricket has not played for Essex since April and has fallen so far that he is not even playing for their second team.

There are also believed to be other issues which have seen

OPTIONS:
- Ashes and the ECB working together to try to help Panesar by providing professional assistance.
- Cardiff and the ECB working together to try to help Panesar by providing professional assistance.
- England and the ECB working together to try to help Panesar by providing professional assistance.
- English and the ECB working together to try to help Panesar by providing professional assistance.
- Essex and the ECB working together to try to help Panesar by providing professional assistance.
- Moeen Ali and the ECB working together to try to help Panesar by providing professional assistance.
- Monty Panesar and the ECB working together to try to help Panesar by providing professional assistance.
- Panesar and the ECB working together to try to help Panesar by providing professional assistance.
- Paul Grayson and the ECB working together to try to help Panesar by providing professional assistance.
- Sussex and the ECB working together to try to help Panesar by providing professional assistance.


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(CNN) -- If the United States is serious about thoroughly defeating ISIS, it must -- somehow, some way -- go through Syria. But how? And in what way? Those are the big questions now, as President Barack Obama weighs what to do inside the war-ravaged nation where ISIS leaders are based and where the Islamist terror group rose to prominence. Obama ceded Thursday that "we don't have a strategy yet" for what to do about ISIS inside Syria, with a senior administration official adding that a decision is "a week or so" away. There are certainly options, but none is clear-cut.

If you can't pound

OPTIONS:
- Adam Smith into submission militarily, the reasoning goes, you can hit it where it hurts: the wallet.
- Barack Obama into submission militarily, the reasoning goes, you can hit it where it hurts: the wallet.
- CNN into submission militarily, the reasoning goes, you can hit it where it hurts: the wallet.
- ISIS into submission militarily, the reasoning goes, you can hit it where it hurts: the wallet.
- Islamist into submission militarily, the reasoning goes, you can hit it where it hurts: the wallet.
- Obama into submission militarily, the reasoning goes, you can hit it where it hurts: the wallet.
- Syria into submission militarily, the reasoning goes, you can hit it where it hurts: the wallet.
- U.S. into submission militarily, the reasoning goes, you can hit it where it hurts: the wallet.
- United States into submission militarily, the reasoning goes, you can hit it where it hurts: the wallet.


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Stockholm, Sweden (CNN) With its brick and pastel-colored mid-rise apartment blocks, neatly-paved square and tree-lined streets, Rinkeby could be just about any town in Sweden. Take a closer look, though, and you notice the Arabic signs in shop windows, overhear conversations in Kurdish, and see many faces of people of Somali descent. On the surface, it may feel a world away from other troubled immigrant neighborhoods in Europe -- Molenbeek in Brussels, say, or the banlieues of Paris -- but Rinkeby, however well-kept, has its problems too. When Donald Trump suggested something was going wrong in Sweden -- long hailed a glowing example for its decision to welcome so many refugees and migrants -- his remarks were met first with confusion, and then with derision.

But police here challenge the idea that refugees are responsible for crime in low-income neighborhoods like

OPTIONS:
- Arabic.
- Brussels.
- CNN.
- Donald Trump.
- Europe.
- Kurdish.
- Molenbeek.
- Paris.
- Rinkeby.
- Somali.
- Stockholm.
- Sweden.


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In the shadow of the iPhone 5 reveal, Apple rolled out updates to its most enduring mobile product, the iPod, on Wednesday. They include a bigger, yet lighter and thinner, iPod Touch that mirrors the stretched-out new iPhone and a bigger screen on the tiny iPod Nano. The new Touch is 6.1 millimeters thick, making it the thinnest Touch yet, and weighs in at a dainty 3.1 ounces. Siri, Apple's voice-activated "digital assistant," is also making her way to the iPod Touch, and that's not the only way Apple's premier iPod, which some already called an iPhone without the phone, is getting closer to its smartphone cousin.

Along with the new

OPTIONS:
- Apple comes an advance in how folks will listen to them.
- Siri comes an advance in how folks will listen to them.
- Touch comes an advance in how folks will listen to them.
- iPad comes an advance in how folks will listen to them.
- iPhone comes an advance in how folks will listen to them.
- iPhone 5 comes an advance in how folks will listen to them.
- iPod comes an advance in how folks will listen to them.
- iPod Nano comes an advance in how folks will listen to them.
- iPod Touch comes an advance in how folks will listen to them.
- iPods comes an advance in how folks will listen to them.


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(CNN) -- When the world first met Mickey Mouse, it was as a steamboat captain, a cowboy, a wizard's apprentice and in other roles that, while enduring, wouldn't exactly be considered tech-savvy to a 2013 audience. But before the famous mouse came along, Walt Disney created a character who possessed many of the traits of today's gadget geek -- and who maintains his technological edge over Mickey to this day. Oswald the Lucky Rabbit will be familiar by now to players of "Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two," released in November, and the original title in the series from Disney Interactive Studios.

He describes

OPTIONS:
- Boy Scout as "Boy Scout-like," "a good guy," "always doing the right thing."
- CNN as "Boy Scout-like," "a good guy," "always doing the right thing."
- Disney Interactive Studios as "Boy Scout-like," "a good guy," "always doing the right thing."
- Epic Mickey 2 as "Boy Scout-like," "a good guy," "always doing the right thing."
- Lucky Rabbit as "Boy Scout-like," "a good guy," "always doing the right thing."
- Mickey as "Boy Scout-like," "a good guy," "always doing the right thing."
- Mickey Mouse as "Boy Scout-like," "a good guy," "always doing the right thing."
- Oswald as "Boy Scout-like," "a good guy," "always doing the right thing."
- Oswald the Lucky Rabbit as "Boy Scout-like," "a good guy," "always doing the right thing."
- Power of Two as "Boy Scout-like," "a good guy," "always doing the right thing."
- Walt Disney as "Boy Scout-like," "a good guy," "always doing the right thing."


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It seems today that Brazil's production line of exciting players is not what it was but, as Liverpool's new signing Roberto Firmino shows, the country still has hot prospects ready to shine on the world stage. Attacking players are always Brazil's trademark and the ones that the European market always looks for. Now the scouts can also put their eyes on players with defensive skills. Here are 11 up and coming names that could soon be playing in Europe. Do you remember former Brazil international Falcao? You can some skills of the former Internacional and Roma player in Rodrigo Dourado, who is 21 years old. Despite being a holding midfielder, Dourado is elegant without being too fancy.

Most of

OPTIONS:
- Brazil's top sides are beginning to take note.
- Dourado's top sides are beginning to take note.
- Europe's top sides are beginning to take note.
- European's top sides are beginning to take note.
- Falcao's top sides are beginning to take note.
- Firmino's top sides are beginning to take note.
- Internacional's top sides are beginning to take note.
- Liverpool's top sides are beginning to take note.
- Raheem Sterling's top sides are beginning to take note.
- Roberto Firmino's top sides are beginning to take note.
- Rodrigo Dourado's top sides are beginning to take note.
- Roma's top sides are beginning to take note.
- Sportsmail's top sides are beginning to take note.


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A director was unfairly sacked from one of Princess Diana's favourite charities after her boss branded her 'Looney Tunes' and sent lewd emails about her, a tribunal heard today. Ibukun Adebayo, 48, found 'distressing and offensive' insults in emails from her boss David Hoare at the drugs, alcohol and mental health charity Turning Point, in London. Mrs Adebayo then claimed she was unfairly sacked from her £84,000 position as IT director at the charity by its chief executive Lord Victor Adebowale. The remedy hearing was told that Mr Hoare referred to her a 'Looney Tunes' in one email to Lord Adebowale and sent another work email about a sex act.

'To me, her subsequent discovery of emails, which certainly should not have been sent, did not retrospectively justify her illegitimate searches in the first place and her actions were as such that, whatever her searches uncovered, her illegitimate trawl of the

OPTIONS:
- Adebayo email system would have led to her dismissal in any event.'
- Adebowale email system would have led to her dismissal in any event.'
- David Hoare email system would have led to her dismissal in any event.'
- Diana email system would have led to her dismissal in any event.'
- Hoare email system would have led to her dismissal in any event.'
- IT email system would have led to her dismissal in any event.'
- Ibukun Adebayo email system would have led to her dismissal in any event.'
- London email system would have led to her dismissal in any event.'
- Looney Tunes email system would have led to her dismissal in any event.'
- Now email system would have led to her dismissal in any event.'
- Turning Point email system would have led to her dismissal in any event.'
- Victor Adebowale email system would have led to her dismissal in any event.'


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Washington (CNN) The White House is contemplating a scenario to replace Secretary of State Rex Tillerson with CIA Director Mike Pompeo within the next few months, multiple government officials tell CNN. The vacancy at the CIA would likely be filled, according to the tentative plan, by Sen. Tom Cotton, a hawkish Arkansas Republican, the sources said. There's no decision yet on the timing of Tillerson's departure, which has been expected for months. But multiple sources close to the White House and across government said Pompeo is the leading candidate to take over at the State Department. President Donald Trump offered, "He's here, Rex is here," when asked if he wants Tillerson to stay on the job by reporters at the White House Thursday after the news broke of the potential exit plan.

Calling the story "erroneous" during his remarks,

OPTIONS:
- Arkansas pointed the finger at "some who try to sow dissension" to undermine the President's agenda and said he has been asked "repeatedly" if he's going to step down.
- CIA pointed the finger at "some who try to sow dissension" to undermine the President's agenda and said he has been asked "repeatedly" if he's going to step down.
- CNN pointed the finger at "some who try to sow dissension" to undermine the President's agenda and said he has been asked "repeatedly" if he's going to step down.
- Donald Trump pointed the finger at "some who try to sow dissension" to undermine the President's agenda and said he has been asked "repeatedly" if he's going to step down.
- Mike Pompeo pointed the finger at "some who try to sow dissension" to undermine the President's agenda and said he has been asked "repeatedly" if he's going to step down.
- Pompeo pointed the finger at "some who try to sow dissension" to undermine the President's agenda and said he has been asked "repeatedly" if he's going to step down.
- Republican pointed the finger at "some who try to sow dissension" to undermine the President's agenda and said he has been asked "repeatedly" if he's going to step down.
- Rex pointed the finger at "some who try to sow dissension" to undermine the President's agenda and said he has been asked "repeatedly" if he's going to step down.
- Rex Tillerson pointed the finger at "some who try to sow dissension" to undermine the President's agenda and said he has been asked "repeatedly" if he's going to step down.
- State Department pointed the finger at "some who try to sow dissension" to undermine the President's agenda and said he has been asked "repeatedly" if he's going to step down.
- Tillerson pointed the finger at "some who try to sow dissension" to undermine the President's agenda and said he has been asked "repeatedly" if he's going to step down.
- Tom Cotton pointed the finger at "some who try to sow dissension" to undermine the President's agenda and said he has been asked "repeatedly" if he's going to step down.
- Washington pointed the finger at "some who try to sow dissension" to undermine the President's agenda and said he has been asked "repeatedly" if he's going to step down.
- White House pointed the finger at "some who try to sow dissension" to undermine the President's agenda and said he has been asked "repeatedly" if he's going to step down.


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The Dawn spacecraft has captured amazing new images of the mystery bright spots on the dwarf planet Ceres, which continue to baffle scientists. In particular, the images show the brightest spot and its companion standing out against the darker surroundings. But experts are still at a loss to explain the composition and source of the bright spots. Scroll down for video Nasa scientists in California have revealed new images of the dwarf planet Ceres. They reveal new views of the two brightest spots in a crater (shown). However, scientists are still not able to explain what they are. Dawn will begin its first science orbit around Ceres on 23 April

‘The approach imaging campaign has completed successfully by giving us a preliminary, tantalising view of the world

OPTIONS:
- California is about to start exploring in detail.
- Ceres is about to start exploring in detail.
- Dawn is about to start exploring in detail.
- Nasa is about to start exploring in detail.


(CNN) Doublethink is, of course, a construct made famous by George Orwell's classic and newly popular novel, "1984." It is the ability -- for all who engage -- to believe two apparently contradictory things at the same time, no matter what the facts actually state. So, for instance, President Donald Trump might be able to believe that 3 million people voted fraudulently in this country while also believing that his win was historic in nature. Never mind that the studies he cites as evidence do not provide any evidence. (One study, by the Brennan Center for Justice, concluded that the rate of voter fraud was minuscule --between 0.00004% and 0.0009%.)

So maybe it would be easy to say this is just Trump being

OPTIONS:
- Brennan Center for Justice, and he should get on with the business of governing.
- CNN, and he should get on with the business of governing.
- Donald Trump, and he should get on with the business of governing.
- Doublethink, and he should get on with the business of governing.
- George Orwell, and he should get on with the business of governing.
- Gloria Borger, and he should get on with the business of governing.
- Trump, and he should get on with the business of governing.


Write the next sentence.

With a sprawling Californian mansion, a Vogue cover and a personal worth of over £40m, Kim Kardashian hasn’t done too badly for a reality television star. But now the buxom blonde - formerly brunette - has garnered such status that Kardashian lookalikes are cashing in on their likeness of her - to the tune of thousands. Jo’Anne  Patton, 32, has had so much success as a Kim Kardashian lookalike in Leeds that she estimates earning up to £36,000 over the course of the year for just six appearances per month. Scroll down for video Jo'Anne Patton, 32, right, works as a Kim Kardashian lookalike - and she's seriously cashing in on her likeness to the reality TV star, left

The PA admits that keeping up with

OPTIONS:
- Californian's appearance costs over £1,300 per month
- Jo'Anne Patton's appearance costs over £1,300 per month
- Jo’Anne  Patton's appearance costs over £1,300 per month
- Kardashian's appearance costs over £1,300 per month
- Kim's appearance costs over £1,300 per month
- Kim Kardashian's appearance costs over £1,300 per month
- Leeds's appearance costs over £1,300 per month
- Nandos's appearance costs over £1,300 per month
- PA's appearance costs over £1,300 per month
- Vogue's appearance costs over £1,300 per month


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(CNN) A group of 375 "concerned" scientists -- including famed physicist Stephen Hawking -- released an open letter Tuesday sharply criticizing Donald Trump, citing the threat of climate change and blasting his push for the US to leave the Paris Accord. "It is of great concern that the Republican nominee for President has advocated U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Accord. A 'Parexit' would send a clear signal to the rest of the world: 'The United States does not care about the global problems of human-caused climate change. You are on your own,'" the group wrote on the website responsiblescientists.org. The use of the term "Parexit" is a reference to a political withdrawal along the lines of the UK's vote to leave the European Union, commonly called the "Brexit."

CNN reached out to the

OPTIONS:
- Brexit campaign for a response to the letter, but did not immediately receive a response.
- CNN campaign for a response to the letter, but did not immediately receive a response.
- Donald Trump campaign for a response to the letter, but did not immediately receive a response.
- European Union campaign for a response to the letter, but did not immediately receive a response.
- Parexit campaign for a response to the letter, but did not immediately receive a response.
- Paris campaign for a response to the letter, but did not immediately receive a response.
- Paris Accord campaign for a response to the letter, but did not immediately receive a response.
- Republican campaign for a response to the letter, but did not immediately receive a response.
- Stephen Hawking campaign for a response to the letter, but did not immediately receive a response.
- U.S. campaign for a response to the letter, but did not immediately receive a response.
- UK campaign for a response to the letter, but did not immediately receive a response.
- US campaign for a response to the letter, but did not immediately receive a response.
- United States campaign for a response to the letter, but did not immediately receive a response.


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Panama City, Florida (CNN) Donald Trump is tearing the Grand Old Party apart. The tension that has simmered in the Republican Party for years -- shutting down the government and nearly bringing the nation to default -- escalated into an outright civil war Tuesday. The conflict not only threatens the party's ability to make any realistic attempt at reclaiming the White House next month, but also previews the conflicts and divides that could consume the GOP for years to come if Trump loses. On one side is Trump, who spent much of Tuesday lashing out on social media at his GOP foes, such as Speaker Paul Ryan and Sen. John McCain, and lamenting the lack of party unity. He's backed by conservative lawmakers including Iowa Rep. Steve King and the throngs of loyal supporters who attend his rallies, including the one here in Panama City, Florida, Tuesday, where he renewed his call for a government investigation into his opponent, Hillary Clinton.

But at the same time, they risk alienating

OPTIONS:
- CNN supporters in states's where the former reality star racked up high margins in the primary race.
- Donald Trump supporters in states's where the former reality star racked up high margins in the primary race.
- Florida supporters in states's where the former reality star racked up high margins in the primary race.
- GOP supporters in states's where the former reality star racked up high margins in the primary race.
- Grand Old Party supporters in states's where the former reality star racked up high margins in the primary race.
- Hillary Clinton supporters in states's where the former reality star racked up high margins in the primary race.
- Iowa supporters in states's where the former reality star racked up high margins in the primary race.
- John McCain supporters in states's where the former reality star racked up high margins in the primary race.
- Panama City supporters in states's where the former reality star racked up high margins in the primary race.
- Paul Ryan supporters in states's where the former reality star racked up high margins in the primary race.
- Republican Party supporters in states's where the former reality star racked up high margins in the primary race.
- Steve King supporters in states's where the former reality star racked up high margins in the primary race.
- Trump supporters in states's where the former reality star racked up high margins in the primary race.
- White House supporters in states's where the former reality star racked up high margins in the primary race.


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Hillary Clinton has apparently sworn off commercial flights, relying on a private jet to ferry her around Texas for high-dollar campaign fundraisers in four cities. The former secretary of state arrived at 8:48 p.m. Wednesday night at Dallas Love Field's Signature Flight Support, the main company servicing private aviation at the smaller of the two airports in the Dallas-Fort Worth corridor. By 9:06 her jet's engines were screaming their way up a takeoff runway, flying her and a small coterie of campaign aides a mere 33 minutes to Austin. Daily Mail Online made the car trip in 3 hours, 40 minutes.

The

OPTIONS:
- Americans campaign did not respond to a request for information about whether Mrs. Clinton will fly on commercial aircraft during trips where growing her campaign coffers isn't the main purpose for flying.
- Austin campaign did not respond to a request for information about whether Mrs. Clinton will fly on commercial aircraft during trips where growing her campaign coffers isn't the main purpose for flying.
- Boston campaign did not respond to a request for information about whether Mrs. Clinton will fly on commercial aircraft during trips where growing her campaign coffers isn't the main purpose for flying.
- Clinton campaign did not respond to a request for information about whether Mrs. Clinton will fly on commercial aircraft during trips where growing her campaign coffers isn't the main purpose for flying.
- DC campaign did not respond to a request for information about whether Mrs. Clinton will fly on commercial aircraft during trips where growing her campaign coffers isn't the main purpose for flying.
- Daily Mail Online campaign did not respond to a request for information about whether Mrs. Clinton will fly on commercial aircraft during trips where growing her campaign coffers isn't the main purpose for flying.
- Dallas campaign did not respond to a request for information about whether Mrs. Clinton will fly on commercial aircraft during trips where growing her campaign coffers isn't the main purpose for flying.
- Dallas Love Field campaign did not respond to a request for information about whether Mrs. Clinton will fly on commercial aircraft during trips where growing her campaign coffers isn't the main purpose for flying.
- First Class campaign did not respond to a request for information about whether Mrs. Clinton will fly on commercial aircraft during trips where growing her campaign coffers isn't the main purpose for flying.
- Fort Worth campaign did not respond to a request for information about whether Mrs. Clinton will fly on commercial aircraft during trips where growing her campaign coffers isn't the main purpose for flying.
- Hillary Clinton campaign did not respond to a request for information about whether Mrs. Clinton will fly on commercial aircraft during trips where growing her campaign coffers isn't the main purpose for flying.
- Love Field campaign did not respond to a request for information about whether Mrs. Clinton will fly on commercial aircraft during trips where growing her campaign coffers isn't the main purpose for flying.
- New Hampshire campaign did not respond to a request for information about whether Mrs. Clinton will fly on commercial aircraft during trips where growing her campaign coffers isn't the main purpose for flying.
- Signature Flight Support campaign did not respond to a request for information about whether Mrs. Clinton will fly on commercial aircraft during trips where growing her campaign coffers isn't the main purpose for flying.
- Texas campaign did not respond to a request for information about whether Mrs. Clinton will fly on commercial aircraft during trips where growing her campaign coffers isn't the main purpose for flying.


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(CNN) -- Ohio State University has picked ex-Florida coach Urban Meyer as the new head of its scandal-tarred football program, the school announced Monday. Meyer, a onetime Ohio State graduate assistant who led Florida to two national college football titles, will replace Jim Tressel, who resigned in May. In a statement released by the university, Meyer said he was "honored and humbled" by the chance to lead the Buckeyes. Stewart Mandel: Meyer will revive OSU program "My duty is to ensure that Ohio State's football program reflects and enhances the academic mission of the institution," he said. "I am part of it, I believe in it, and I will live it."

Meyer's return to coaching comes just under a year after he stepped down from

OPTIONS:
- Buckeyes's head coaching job, saying he needed "to put my focus on my family and life away from the field."
- CNN's head coaching job, saying he needed "to put my focus on my family and life away from the field."
- Florida's head coaching job, saying he needed "to put my focus on my family and life away from the field."
- Jim Tressel's head coaching job, saying he needed "to put my focus on my family and life away from the field."
- Meyer's head coaching job, saying he needed "to put my focus on my family and life away from the field."
- OSU's head coaching job, saying he needed "to put my focus on my family and life away from the field."
- Ohio State's head coaching job, saying he needed "to put my focus on my family and life away from the field."
- Ohio State University's head coaching job, saying he needed "to put my focus on my family and life away from the field."
- Stewart Mandel's head coaching job, saying he needed "to put my focus on my family and life away from the field."
- Urban Meyer's head coaching job, saying he needed "to put my focus on my family and life away from the field."
- ex-Florida's head coaching job, saying he needed "to put my focus on my family and life away from the field."


Complete the passage.

Holly Holm has won over plenty of new fans following her win over Ronda Rousey this weekend but one person who has always supported the newly-crowned bantamweight champion is Jon Jones. Fellow UFC fighter Jones, who trains in Albuquerque, New Mexico alongside Holm, has lavished praise on the 34-year-old following her surprise win over Rousey. Holm was priced at 10/1 ahead of the UFC 193 fight in Melbourne but Jones was confident his stable-mate could spring a surprise. Jones, who uploaded a picture of himself FaceTiming Holm on to his Instagram account, said: 'In my opinion @_hollyholm is already the goat [greatest of all time] of women combat sports.

'Her accolades are absolutely unheard of but that's not what makes me such a fan of

OPTIONS:
- Albuquerque.
- FaceTiming Holm.
- Holly Holm.
- Holm.
- Instagram.
- Jon Jones.
- Jones.
- KO.
- Melbourne.
- New Mexico.
- Ronda Rousey.
- Rousey.
- UFC.


Write the last sentence in this story.

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

Regularly we receive information about threats against Germany, especially after an attack like in

OPTIONS:
- Angela Merkel.
- CNN.
- German.
- Germany.
- HDI Arena.
- Hanover.
- Holland.
- NTV.
- North African.
- Paris.


(CNN) -- Two pirates in Somalia vowed revenge Monday, after the U.S. military killed three pirates and freed a U.S. ship captain who had been held hostage for several days. Crew members of the Maersk Alabama celebrate after hearing the Navy had rescued their captain from pirates. The pirates told a Somali journalist that they were angered by the U.S. action, as well as a French raid Friday that killed two pirates and one hostage and freed four hostages. "We have decided to kill U.S. and French sailors if they happen to be among our future hostages," said Abdullahi Ahmed, a member of a pirate group based at Harardhere, a coastal town in central Somalia.

"The killing of our boys was aggression, and the

OPTIONS:
- Abdullahi Ahmed will see what they get from their operation," he said.
- CNN will see what they get from their operation," he said.
- French will see what they get from their operation," he said.
- Harardhere will see what they get from their operation," he said.
- Maersk Alabama will see what they get from their operation," he said.
- Navy will see what they get from their operation," he said.
- Obama will see what they get from their operation," he said.
- Somali will see what they get from their operation," he said.
- Somalia will see what they get from their operation," he said.
- U.S. will see what they get from their operation," he said.
- U.S. Navy will see what they get from their operation," he said.


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(CNN) For so long Sergio Garcia was the nearly-man who many had written off to win a major title, but no longer after the Spaniard finally made his breakthrough with a dramatic Masters victory at Augusta. Garcia beat England's Justin Rose on the first hole of a sudden-death playoff after the European Ryder Cup team-mates had fought an intense duel on an electrifying Sunday afternoon. Garcia won his first major at his 74th attempt and became the third Spaniard to win the Masters after two-time champions Seve Ballesteros (1980, 1983), who would have been 60 today, and Jose Maria Olazabal (1994, 1999).

Instead, he had to settle for a second runner-up spot in three years at the

OPTIONS:
- Augusta.
- England.
- European Ryder Cup.
- Garcia.
- Jose Maria Olazabal.
- Justin Rose.
- Masters.
- Sergio Garcia.
- Seve Ballesteros.
- Spaniard.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) It is a rivalry like no other, a match which permeates beyond the white lines of the football pitch. It's a complex cocktail of sport and politics. It's the biggest game on earth. On Saturday, millions will watch arch enemies Real Madrid and Barcelona -- two of the most successful clubs in history, boasting two of the world's greatest players -- battle it out in the 236th edition of the game dubbed El Clasico. Trailing their great rivals by 11 points in the league, Real -- who last week won the Club World Cup -- cannot afford to slip up at home if they are to retain hopes of winning the Spanish league title.

I don't believe it's using adjectives for the sake of it,

OPTIONS:
- Barca is like theater, it's like opera, the grand themes are all there.
- Barcelona is like theater, it's like opera, the grand themes are all there.
- Club World Cup is like theater, it's like opera, the grand themes are all there.
- El Clasico is like theater, it's like opera, the grand themes are all there.
- La Liga is like theater, it's like opera, the grand themes are all there.
- Real is like theater, it's like opera, the grand themes are all there.
- Real Madrid is like theater, it's like opera, the grand themes are all there.
- Spanish is like theater, it's like opera, the grand themes are all there.


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

(CNN) The Turkish military carried out airstrikes Tuesday in Iraq and Syria, saying it was targeting the Kurdistan Workers Party, or PKK, a group it considers to be terrorist. In a written statement, the Turkish armed forces said it had "neutralized" 70 PKK "terrorist" fighters -- 40 in northern Iraq and 30 others in northeastern Syria. But two other Kurdish groups, which the United States is assisting in the fight against ISIS, said the strikes killed more than 20 of their fighters. Five of those casualties were among Kurdish fighters in northern Iraq, known as Peshmerga. Others were reported by the YPG, a Kurdish group in northern Syria.

He promised

OPTIONS:
- ISIS would continue to go after PKK and other militants in Iraq.
- Iraq would continue to go after PKK and other militants in Iraq.
- Kurdish would continue to go after PKK and other militants in Iraq.
- Kurdistan Workers Party would continue to go after PKK and other militants in Iraq.
- PKK would continue to go after PKK and other militants in Iraq.
- Peshmerga would continue to go after PKK and other militants in Iraq.
- Syria would continue to go after PKK and other militants in Iraq.
- Turkey would continue to go after PKK and other militants in Iraq.
- Turkish would continue to go after PKK and other militants in Iraq.
- US would continue to go after PKK and other militants in Iraq.
- United States would continue to go after PKK and other militants in Iraq.
- YPG would continue to go after PKK and other militants in Iraq.


Find the right ending to this passage.

United Nations (CNN) The Trump administration's new US ambassador to the United Nations strongly denounced Russia and China for vetoing a resolution against Syria on Tuesday. The latest attempt to punish Syrian regime leaders failed after the two permanent members voted against a resolution to impose sanctions for Damascus' use of chemical weapons, the first vetoes by Russia and China before US Ambassador Nikki Haley. "Russia and China made an outrageous and indefensible choice today," Haley said, speaking in the Security Council chamber after the vote. "It is a sad day on the Security Council when members start making excuses for other member states killing their own people."

Before the veto, French

OPTIONS:
- CNN Ambassador Francois Delattre said, "It's a moment of truth."
- China Ambassador Francois Delattre said, "It's a moment of truth."
- Damascus Ambassador Francois Delattre said, "It's a moment of truth."
- Haley Ambassador Francois Delattre said, "It's a moment of truth."
- Nikki Haley Ambassador Francois Delattre said, "It's a moment of truth."
- Russia Ambassador Francois Delattre said, "It's a moment of truth."
- Security Council Ambassador Francois Delattre said, "It's a moment of truth."
- Syria Ambassador Francois Delattre said, "It's a moment of truth."
- Syrian Ambassador Francois Delattre said, "It's a moment of truth."
- Trump Ambassador Francois Delattre said, "It's a moment of truth."
- US Ambassador Francois Delattre said, "It's a moment of truth."
- United Nations Ambassador Francois Delattre said, "It's a moment of truth."


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It is the game which, ultimately, could define the success or otherwise of Martin O’Neill and Roy Keane’s expensive Republic of Ireland tenure. Installed amid much fanfare 18 months ago, £1million-per-year O’Neill and his assistant Keane – with a £600,000 salary - were given a remit of qualification for Euro 2016, a task made easier by the expansion to a 24-team format. Defeat against Poland at the Aviva Stadium on Sunday, however, would all but render redundant any hope of automatic progression to next summer’s finals in France. It would be they and Scotland left to do battle for the play-off berth.

The

OPTIONS:
- Aviva Stadium players are out through their paces in preparation for the Euro 2016 clash
- Euro 2016 players are out through their paces in preparation for the Euro 2016 clash
- France players are out through their paces in preparation for the Euro 2016 clash
- Ireland players are out through their paces in preparation for the Euro 2016 clash
- Martin O'Neill players are out through their paces in preparation for the Euro 2016 clash
- Martin O’Neill players are out through their paces in preparation for the Euro 2016 clash
- O'Neill players are out through their paces in preparation for the Euro 2016 clash
- O’Neill players are out through their paces in preparation for the Euro 2016 clash
- Poland players are out through their paces in preparation for the Euro 2016 clash
- Republic of Ireland players are out through their paces in preparation for the Euro 2016 clash
- Roy Keane players are out through their paces in preparation for the Euro 2016 clash
- Scotland players are out through their paces in preparation for the Euro 2016 clash


President Barack Obama challenged Republicans who oppose Obamacare to come up with an alternative at an event today celebrating the fifth anniversary of the law. In a subtle jab at Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz, who has zealously fought to repeal the Affordable Care Act, Obama said, 'folks who are basing their entire political agenda on repealing the law, you’ve got to explain how kicking millions of families off their insurance is somehow going to make us more free.' Cruz led a 2013 filibuster in the Senate that he hoped would result in a successful vote to defund the health care reform law, making it easier to legislatively dismantle.

In a twist of irony,

OPTIONS:
- Affordable Care Act said Tuesday that he would sign his family up for Obamacare.
- Barack Obama said Tuesday that he would sign his family up for Obamacare.
- Cruz said Tuesday that he would sign his family up for Obamacare.
- Obama said Tuesday that he would sign his family up for Obamacare.
- Obamacare said Tuesday that he would sign his family up for Obamacare.
- Republican said Tuesday that he would sign his family up for Obamacare.
- Senate said Tuesday that he would sign his family up for Obamacare.
- Ted Cruz said Tuesday that he would sign his family up for Obamacare.


Find the right ending to this passage.

A Baltimore mom who raised over $43,000 after claiming her Christian neighbors threatened her over her 'relentlessly gay' front yard has now been accused of contriving the plot as part of a GoFundMe scam. Several discrepancies have surfaced in the story of Julie Baker, a widowed mother-of-four who lives on the outskirts of the city and identifies as bisexual. Baker said she received a note signed by 'A Concerned Home Owner' that attacked her colorful yard - which used lamps to spell out 'love' and 'ohana', a Hawaiian word for 'family' - for 'becoming Relenetlessly Gay!' She then launched a campaign to make the yard 'even more relentlessly gay' and received $43,396 in online donations in just 14 days. However inconsistencies and suspicions have since been raised.

According to Queerty, Baker consistently capitalizes words on her Facebook page, where she often goes on rants about

OPTIONS:
- Anonymous's being opposed to gay marriage.
- Baker's being opposed to gay marriage.
- Baltimore's being opposed to gay marriage.
- Christian's being opposed to gay marriage.
- GoFundMe's being opposed to gay marriage.
- Hawaiian's being opposed to gay marriage.
- Julie Baker's being opposed to gay marriage.
- Relenetlessly Gay!'s being opposed to gay marriage.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) -- It was just after midday on a cold December Monday in South Korea's capital when news of Kim Jong Il's death filtered through. Though the reclusive North Korean leader had been plagued with health problems in recent years, the announcement was greeted with general astonishment in Seoul, according to a journalist from the country's largest newspaper. "The initial reaction was shock, quickly followed by speculation about what was going to happen next," said Woosuk Ken Choi, assistant editor with The Chosun Daily. For its part, the South Korean military responded by raising its alert level, while the country's media went into overdrive trying to predict how this oblique and erratic state would respond.

"But those who believe in a policy of engagement with

OPTIONS:
- CNN say it doesn't matter whether it is third or fourth generation, they're still our people and we need to talk to them to try and resolve the situation."
- Choi say it doesn't matter whether it is third or fourth generation, they're still our people and we need to talk to them to try and resolve the situation."
- Ken Choi say it doesn't matter whether it is third or fourth generation, they're still our people and we need to talk to them to try and resolve the situation."
- Kim say it doesn't matter whether it is third or fourth generation, they're still our people and we need to talk to them to try and resolve the situation."
- Kim Il Sung say it doesn't matter whether it is third or fourth generation, they're still our people and we need to talk to them to try and resolve the situation."
- Kim Jong Il say it doesn't matter whether it is third or fourth generation, they're still our people and we need to talk to them to try and resolve the situation."
- North Korean say it doesn't matter whether it is third or fourth generation, they're still our people and we need to talk to them to try and resolve the situation."
- Seoul say it doesn't matter whether it is third or fourth generation, they're still our people and we need to talk to them to try and resolve the situation."
- South Korea say it doesn't matter whether it is third or fourth generation, they're still our people and we need to talk to them to try and resolve the situation."
- South Korean say it doesn't matter whether it is third or fourth generation, they're still our people and we need to talk to them to try and resolve the situation."
- The Chosun Daily say it doesn't matter whether it is third or fourth generation, they're still our people and we need to talk to them to try and resolve the situation."
- Woosuk say it doesn't matter whether it is third or fourth generation, they're still our people and we need to talk to them to try and resolve the situation."
- Woosuk Ken Choi say it doesn't matter whether it is third or fourth generation, they're still our people and we need to talk to them to try and resolve the situation."


Complete the passage.

(CNN) --  A state-run Chinese newspaper expressed relief Monday that senior Japanese officials had dismissed the country's air force chief after he denied Japan's aggression before and during World War II. General Toshio Tamogami Gen. Toshio Tamogami lost his job as chief of staff for Japan's Air Self-Defense Force, the Ministry of Defense said, after saying in an essay that "it is certainly a false accusation to say that our country was an aggressor nation." Japanese troops invaded China in 1937 and were widely accused of gross human rights abuses, including raping tens of thousands of girls and women and killing several hundred thousand others in what has come to be called "The Rape of Nanking." Imperial Japan also invaded several other Asian nations, leading to the death and misery for an untold number.

Several

OPTIONS:
- Air Self-Defense Force leaders have apologized in recent years for past Japanese aggression.
- Asian leaders have apologized in recent years for past Japanese aggression.
- CNN leaders have apologized in recent years for past Japanese aggression.
- China leaders have apologized in recent years for past Japanese aggression.
- Chinese leaders have apologized in recent years for past Japanese aggression.
- Imperial Japan leaders have apologized in recent years for past Japanese aggression.
- Japan leaders have apologized in recent years for past Japanese aggression.
- Japanese leaders have apologized in recent years for past Japanese aggression.
- Ministry of Defense leaders have apologized in recent years for past Japanese aggression.
- South Korea leaders have apologized in recent years for past Japanese aggression.
- The Rape of Nanking leaders have apologized in recent years for past Japanese aggression.
- Toshio Tamogami leaders have apologized in recent years for past Japanese aggression.
- WWII leaders have apologized in recent years for past Japanese aggression.
- World War II. leaders have apologized in recent years for past Japanese aggression.


(CNN) -- When the world first met Mickey Mouse, it was as a steamboat captain, a cowboy, a wizard's apprentice and in other roles that, while enduring, wouldn't exactly be considered tech-savvy to a 2013 audience. But before the famous mouse came along, Walt Disney created a character who possessed many of the traits of today's gadget geek -- and who maintains his technological edge over Mickey to this day. Oswald the Lucky Rabbit will be familiar by now to players of "Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two," released in November, and the original title in the series from Disney Interactive Studios.

OPTIONS:
- Boy Scout wields a radio device that allows him shoot electricity, create electrified fields and control robotic enemies.
- CNN wields a radio device that allows him shoot electricity, create electrified fields and control robotic enemies.
- Disney Interactive Studios wields a radio device that allows him shoot electricity, create electrified fields and control robotic enemies.
- Epic Mickey 2 wields a radio device that allows him shoot electricity, create electrified fields and control robotic enemies.
- Lucky Rabbit wields a radio device that allows him shoot electricity, create electrified fields and control robotic enemies.
- Mickey wields a radio device that allows him shoot electricity, create electrified fields and control robotic enemies.
- Mickey Mouse wields a radio device that allows him shoot electricity, create electrified fields and control robotic enemies.
- Oswald wields a radio device that allows him shoot electricity, create electrified fields and control robotic enemies.
- Oswald the Lucky Rabbit wields a radio device that allows him shoot electricity, create electrified fields and control robotic enemies.
- Power of Two wields a radio device that allows him shoot electricity, create electrified fields and control robotic enemies.
- Walt Disney wields a radio device that allows him shoot electricity, create electrified fields and control robotic enemies.


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

A 26-year-old man has been found guilty of sodomizing and strangling to death his girlfriend's four-month-old baby daughter in a horrific 2012 attack following just four hours of jury deliberations. Jordan Lafayette Prince was convicted on Thursday of brutally sexually assaulting and murdering little Ashlynn Lillith Peters at his mobile home in St Charles, Missouri. He is now facing life in prison. At a hearing earlier this year, Prince's girlfriend and Ashlynn's mother, Jessica Lynn Howell, 27, was jailed for 25 years after admitting felony murder and child abuse in relation to the infant's death. Howell had encouraged her boyfriend to sexually assault Ashlynn in the sickening attack, authorities said. The helpless baby was then beaten and strangled by Prince, apparently to silence her crying.

Shockingly, court documents said she had sent a series of text messages to her boyfriend - when

OPTIONS:
- Ashlynn was just one month old - encouraging him to have sexual contact with her baby daughter.
- Ashlynn Lillith Peters was just one month old - encouraging him to have sexual contact with her baby daughter.
- Howell was just one month old - encouraging him to have sexual contact with her baby daughter.
- Jessica Lynn Howell was just one month old - encouraging him to have sexual contact with her baby daughter.
- Jordan was just one month old - encouraging him to have sexual contact with her baby daughter.
- Lafayette Prince was just one month old - encouraging him to have sexual contact with her baby daughter.
- Missouri was just one month old - encouraging him to have sexual contact with her baby daughter.
- Prince was just one month old - encouraging him to have sexual contact with her baby daughter.
- St Charles was just one month old - encouraging him to have sexual contact with her baby daughter.


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Authorities have identified the suspected gunman who shot a Tulane medical student as he aided a woman while she was being mugged on Friday morning. New Orleans police said on Sunday that Euric Cain, 21, is the man seen on surveillance camera dragging the woman toward an SUV before shooting student Peter Gold, 25, in the abdomen when he intervened, ABC News reported. On Sunday, New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu issued a warning telling the gunman they were going to find him and that he would spend the rest of his life behind bars. 'We're going to find you, we're going to prosecute you and you're going to spend the rest of your life behind bars,' the mayor said.

O'Halloran added that

OPTIONS:
- ABC News is 'a guy who generally always has your back.'
- Euric Cain is 'a guy who generally always has your back.'
- GRAPHIC is 'a guy who generally always has your back.'
- Gold is 'a guy who generally always has your back.'
- Mitch Landrieu is 'a guy who generally always has your back.'
- New Orleans is 'a guy who generally always has your back.'
- Peter Gold is 'a guy who generally always has your back.'
- SUV is 'a guy who generally always has your back.'
- Tulane is 'a guy who generally always has your back.'
- University Medical Center is 'a guy who generally always has your back.'


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

HSBC is cutting up to 8,000 jobs in Britain and slashing the number of branches as part of huge global restructuring plans. The banking giant - which employs around 48,000 of its 258,000 global staff in the UK - revealed it is axing 25,000 jobs worldwide in a bombshell announcement this morning. It plans to relocate its UK headquarters from London to Birmingham by 2019 and could move its global HQ out of Britain and over to Hong Kong. The bank also intends to close up to 12 per cent of its branches worldwide, with the 1,057 branches in the UK expected to be affected.

In its keenly-awaited strategy update, HSBC added it would make a decision about where to base its headquarters by the end of the year, after announcing recently that it was considering a move away from the

OPTIONS:
- Birmingham due to regulatory and structural reforms.
- Britain due to regulatory and structural reforms.
- British due to regulatory and structural reforms.
- Europe due to regulatory and structural reforms.
- HSBC due to regulatory and structural reforms.
- Hong Kong due to regulatory and structural reforms.
- London due to regulatory and structural reforms.
- UK due to regulatory and structural reforms.


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Champions League holders Real Madrid will face local rivals Atletico Madrid - the team they beat in last season's final - in the quarter-finals of this season's competition. Los Blancos needed extra-time to beat Diego Simeone's men in Lisbon May but the two Madrid sides will face each other again next month as they look to make it all the way to Berlin. Carlo Ancelotti's side scraped past Schalke to reach the last eight, while Atletico required a penalty shootout to see off Bayer Leverkusen at the Vicente Calderon on Tuesday. Real Madrid trio Cristiano Ronaldo, Gareth Bale and Karim Benzema (L-R) are looking to retain the trophy

April 15 - PSG vs Barcelona, Porto vs

OPTIONS:
- 97/98 Champions League
- Arsenal
- Atleti
- Atletico
- Atletico Madrid
- Barca
- Barcelona
- Bayer Leverkusen
- Bayern
- Bayern Munich
- Berlin
- CL 2008/09
- Carlo Ancelotti
- Champions League
- Cristiano Ronaldo
- D
- D2 L6
- Diego Simeone
- European
- European Cup
- French
- Gareth Bale
- German
- Intertoto
- Italian
- Juve
- Juventus
- Karim Benzema
- L-R
- L2 D1
- Lionel Messi
- Lisbon May
- Los Blancos
- Madrid
- Monaco
- Monte Carlo
- Nantes
- Neymar
- Nou Camp
- Old Lady
- PSG
- Paris Saint-Germain
- Porto
- Portuguese
- Real
- Real Madrid
- Schalke
- Serie A
- Sevilla
- Spanish
- Sporting
- UEFA Champions League
- Vicente Calderon
- W
- W6 D4


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(CNN) One of the best moments during the 89th Academy Awards may fly under the radar for the millions of viewers expected to tune into the Oscar telecast Sunday night -- which is a shame. We don't know yet who will present the statuette for best documentary feature, but we do know they'll be participating in Oscar history. Of the five movies vying for the award, four were directed by black filmmakers: "13th" by Ava DuVernay, "I Am Not Your Negro" by Raoul Peck, "Life, Animated" by Roger Ross Williams and "O.J. : Made in America" by Ezra Edelman. "Fire at Sea," Italian Gianfranco Rosi's elegiac film about a small Mediterranean island and the refugee crisis, completes a category impressive for its artistic vigor and demanding timeliness.

Let's pause for a moment of perspective: Those four filmmakers almost tie the number of black directors nominated for awards during

OPTIONS:
- Academy Awards's previous 88 years (There have been six).
- Ava DuVernay's previous 88 years (There have been six).
- Hollywood's previous 88 years (There have been six).
- I Am Not Your Negro's previous 88 years (There have been six).
- Life, Animated's previous 88 years (There have been six).
- Lisa Kennedy's previous 88 years (There have been six).
- Oscar's previous 88 years (There have been six).
- Raoul Peck's previous 88 years (There have been six).
- Roger Ross Williams's previous 88 years (There have been six).


(CNN) -- The wife of a former top Chinese politician has admitted to poisoning a British businessman, blaming a "mental breakdown" for her actions that resulted in Neil Heywood's death, state news reported. The closely watched murder trial of Gu Kailai took place Thursday, adjourning in the afternoon without the announcement of a verdict, said Tang Yigan, deputy head of the Hefei Intermediate People's Court. On Friday, the state-run Xinhua news agency offered details on what transpired in court the previous day during the seven-hour long trial. That included a statement by Gu in which she not only didn't deny the accusations levied against her, but "accepted all the facts written in the indictment" -- including poisoning Heywood at a time when she thought her son's life was in danger.

Gu's admission is the latest phase in the fall from grace of the prominent family of Bo Xilai,

OPTIONS:
- Bo Xilai's husband, who until earlier this year had appeared destined to join the elite committee of leaders at the top of China's ruling party.
- British's husband, who until earlier this year had appeared destined to join the elite committee of leaders at the top of China's ruling party.
- CNN's husband, who until earlier this year had appeared destined to join the elite committee of leaders at the top of China's ruling party.
- Chinese's husband, who until earlier this year had appeared destined to join the elite committee of leaders at the top of China's ruling party.
- Gu's husband, who until earlier this year had appeared destined to join the elite committee of leaders at the top of China's ruling party.
- Gu Kailai's husband, who until earlier this year had appeared destined to join the elite committee of leaders at the top of China's ruling party.
- Hefei Intermediate People's Court's husband, who until earlier this year had appeared destined to join the elite committee of leaders at the top of China's ruling party.
- Heywood's husband, who until earlier this year had appeared destined to join the elite committee of leaders at the top of China's ruling party.
- Neil Heywood's husband, who until earlier this year had appeared destined to join the elite committee of leaders at the top of China's ruling party.
- Tang Yigan's husband, who until earlier this year had appeared destined to join the elite committee of leaders at the top of China's ruling party.
- Xinhua's husband, who until earlier this year had appeared destined to join the elite committee of leaders at the top of China's ruling party.
- ex-Chinese's husband, who until earlier this year had appeared destined to join the elite committee of leaders at the top of China's ruling party.


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Don McLean is selling the original manuscript and lyrics  to pop anthem American Pie, including a 'lost verse', which included a line about the music being 'reborn'. The singer-songwriter's 16-page collection is expected to fetch up to $1.5million (£1,006,303) at auction today, which offers tantalising new details about the famous anthem, originally released in 1971. In an interview published by Christie's auction house New York, where the manuscript is up for grabs today, McLean says American Pie is about 'heading in the wrong direction'. Scroll down for video Original song: Christie's curator Tom Lecky holds the 16-page notes and manuscript for singer Don McLean's American Pie at Christie's auction house in New York

OPTIONS:
- American Pie's New York is estimating that  the American Pie manuscript will sell for $1million to $1.5million.
- Christie's New York is estimating that  the American Pie manuscript will sell for $1million to $1.5million.
- Don McLean's New York is estimating that  the American Pie manuscript will sell for $1million to $1.5million.
- McLean's New York is estimating that  the American Pie manuscript will sell for $1million to $1.5million.
- New York's New York is estimating that  the American Pie manuscript will sell for $1million to $1.5million.
- Tom Lecky's New York is estimating that  the American Pie manuscript will sell for $1million to $1.5million.
- U.S.'s New York is estimating that  the American Pie manuscript will sell for $1million to $1.5million.


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Most parents dream of their children growing up to become doctors, lawyers or astronauts. But when Richard and Sara from Newport think of their nine-year-old son Toby's future, they see prison. The schoolboy, who features in a new programme tonight on Channel 5 called My Violent Child, has suffered from bouts of extreme violence since he was very young - even at the age of four he threatened his older brother, then five, with a knife. Scroll down for video Sara and Richard from Newport are struggling to control their nine year old son Toby, who suffers from violent outburtss

As Sara starts to use tactile behaviour, including hugging

OPTIONS:
- Channel 5 when he is having a tantrum or lightly touching his hand, she sees that her son starts to come out of his tantrums much quicker.
- Newport when he is having a tantrum or lightly touching his hand, she sees that her son starts to come out of his tantrums much quicker.
- Richard when he is having a tantrum or lightly touching his hand, she sees that her son starts to come out of his tantrums much quicker.
- Sara when he is having a tantrum or lightly touching his hand, she sees that her son starts to come out of his tantrums much quicker.
- Toby when he is having a tantrum or lightly touching his hand, she sees that her son starts to come out of his tantrums much quicker.


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(CNN) In 2009, Chris Brown was arrested for viciously beating his then-girlfriend, fellow singer Rihanna. Afterwards, Rihanna famously told Oprah Winfrey that she forgave Brown, and insisted he "made that mistake because he needed help." But Brown continued to find trouble. There were public brawls with other celebs and a 2013 arrest for punching a man in the face on a Washington, D.C. street. On Tuesday, the singer was back in the news, this time accused of threatening a woman with a gun at his Tarzana mansion. Police swarmed his home for an hours long standoff which ended with Brown's arrest on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon.

His fame grew even more once he and

OPTIONS:
- Brown began dating in 2008.
- CNN began dating in 2008.
- Chris Brown began dating in 2008.
- D.C. began dating in 2008.
- Oprah Winfrey began dating in 2008.
- Rihanna began dating in 2008.
- Tarzana began dating in 2008.
- Washington began dating in 2008.


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One man and his Wolfdog are taking a walk in the park to a whole new level. Two-year old Loki, a hybrid of a Siberian husky, Malamute and Arctic Wolf, and his  owner Kelly Lund from Colorado, love nothing more than sharing incredible outdoor adventures together. Determined to give his faithful pet the exercise and outdoor lifestyle the Wolfdog requires, Lund is passionate about letting Loki roam free in some of the most dramatic natural locations around and has captured these incredible moments on film. Loki was adopted by Outdoor Recreational Co-ordinator, Lund in December 2012. Aware of the dogs unique breed, Loki did not want to confine the part-wolf to a house, or back garden.

'Many Wolfdogs end up going to shelters or are put down because owners do not know what they are getting into,'

OPTIONS:
- Arctic Wolf told MailOnline.
- Colorado told MailOnline.
- Kelly Lund told MailOnline.
- Loki told MailOnline.
- Lund told MailOnline.
- Malamute told MailOnline.
- Outdoor Recreational Co told MailOnline.
- Siberian told MailOnline.
- Wolfdog told MailOnline.


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The SNP will force Ed Miliband to abandon planned spending cuts from Labour's very first budget if the party holds the balance of power after the election, Alex Salmond said today. The former Scottish First Minister said the SNP would hold all 'the power' if a Labour government needed its votes to survive – and even claimed the party's surge in support showed it had been the real winner of last year's independence referendum. He said the party would demand an end to austerity – with billions of pounds more borrowing and debt – as the price of propping Mr Miliband up in power.

'Now he is talking up the prospect of a vote-by-vote deal with Labour - one

OPTIONS:
- Alex Salmond still refuses to rule out.
- Anna Soubry still refuses to rule out.
- Ed Miliband still refuses to rule out.
- Labour still refuses to rule out.
- Miliband still refuses to rule out.
- SNP still refuses to rule out.
- Scottish still refuses to rule out.
- Tory still refuses to rule out.
- UK still refuses to rule out.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) The US ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, has told CNN that removing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad from power is a priority, cementing an extraordinary U-turn in the Trump administration's stance on the embattled leader. Two days after the US launched military strikes on a Syrian airbase in response to a chemical weapons attack widely blamed on the Assad regime, Haley said Assad's departure was inevitable. But before Tuesday's chemical attack on the rebel-held town of Khan Sheikhoun, which killed 89 people, Haley had said toppling Assad was not a priority. President Donald Trump, before his election, described fighting ISIS and seeking Assad's removal at the same time as "idiocy."

"Regime change is something that we think is going to happen because all of the parties are going to see that

OPTIONS:
- Assad is not the leader that needs to be taking place for Syria."
- Bashar al is not the leader that needs to be taking place for Syria."
- CNN is not the leader that needs to be taking place for Syria."
- Donald Trump is not the leader that needs to be taking place for Syria."
- Haley is not the leader that needs to be taking place for Syria."
- ISIS is not the leader that needs to be taking place for Syria."
- Khan Sheikhoun is not the leader that needs to be taking place for Syria."
- Nikki Haley is not the leader that needs to be taking place for Syria."
- Syria is not the leader that needs to be taking place for Syria."
- Syrian is not the leader that needs to be taking place for Syria."
- Trump is not the leader that needs to be taking place for Syria."
- US is not the leader that needs to be taking place for Syria."
- United Nations is not the leader that needs to be taking place for Syria."


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Washington (CNN) The United States is "closer to a nuclear war with North Korea" than ever, Adm. Mike Mullen, a former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said Sunday, adding that he does not "see the opportunities to solve this diplomatically at this particular point." In an interview on ABC's "This Week," Mullen warned that President Donald Trump's provocative rhetoric aimed at North Korean leader Kim Jong Un likely indicates he would prefer to take a more aggressive approach to countering the rogue regime's rapidly evolving nuclear weapons program. "I'm just more inclined to see over time that the rhetoric seems to be where the President is," Mullen said, adding that Defense Secretary James Mattis, national security adviser H.R. McMaster and White House chief of staff John Kelly have managed to deter Trump from following through on his threats of unleashing "fire and fury."

Earlier this month, Graham predicted that there is a 30% chance Trump orders a first strike on North Korea to prevent the rogue nation from acquiring a nuclear weapon capable of hitting the

OPTIONS:
- ABC.
- CNN.
- Defense.
- Donald Trump.
- James Mattis.
- Joint Chiefs of Staff.
- Kim Jong Un.
- Lindsey Graham.
- Mike Mullen.
- Mullen.
- North Korea.
- North Korean.
- This Week.
- Trump.
- United States.
- Washington.


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It leaves most people tounge-tied, but  weatherman Liam Dutton appears to have no problem handling Europe's longest place name. With temperatures reaching 21C, RAF Mona in Anglesey - which is just down the road from the village of Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch - was the warmest place in Wales yesterday. It then fell to Mr Dutton to attempt to pronounce the 58-letter place name - which had been emblazoned across the UK weather map and even reached into the Netherlands - during the Channel 4 News  broadcast. But the 34-year-old, who has more than a decade of experience, refused to succumb to stage fright - and reeled off the word with near-perfect execution.

He had tweeted followers before the broadcast to warn viewers about the unusual content, writing: 'I'm about to say

OPTIONS:
- Anglesey on the TV.'
- Cardiff on the TV.'
- Channel 4 News on the TV.'
- Dutton on the TV.'
- Europe on the TV.'
- Forecaster on the TV.'
- Liam Dutton on the TV.'
- Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch on the TV.'
- Netherlands on the TV.'
- RAF Mona on the TV.'
- UK on the TV.'
- Wales on the TV.'


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

Officials in Washington said Monday they would grant consular access to the U.S.-held suspect in an alleged Iranian plot to assassinate the Saudi Arabian ambassador to the United States. State Department spokesman Mark Toner said officials do not believe the suspect, Manssor Arbabsia, 56, is entitled to consular visits because he is a dual U.S.-Iranian citizen. But the agency has long encouraged authorities to allow consular visits in such cases and would do so this time, he said. Earlier, a senior administration official said Monday the United States will grant access if Iran formally requests it. The Iranian Foreign Ministry posted a statement to its website Sunday saying that it had given a note demanding access to Arbabsia. but Toner said that it did not appear that the request had been received yet.

OPTIONS:
- Ali Akbar Salehi's apparent willingness to look at evidence of the plot comes in stark contrast to the response of the country's supreme leader.
- American's apparent willingness to look at evidence of the plot comes in stark contrast to the response of the country's supreme leader.
- Arbabsia's apparent willingness to look at evidence of the plot comes in stark contrast to the response of the country's supreme leader.
- Iran's apparent willingness to look at evidence of the plot comes in stark contrast to the response of the country's supreme leader.
- Iranian's apparent willingness to look at evidence of the plot comes in stark contrast to the response of the country's supreme leader.
- Iranian Foreign Ministry's apparent willingness to look at evidence of the plot comes in stark contrast to the response of the country's supreme leader.
- Manssor Arbabsia's apparent willingness to look at evidence of the plot comes in stark contrast to the response of the country's supreme leader.
- Mark Toner's apparent willingness to look at evidence of the plot comes in stark contrast to the response of the country's supreme leader.
- Saudi Arabian's apparent willingness to look at evidence of the plot comes in stark contrast to the response of the country's supreme leader.
- State Department's apparent willingness to look at evidence of the plot comes in stark contrast to the response of the country's supreme leader.
- Toner's apparent willingness to look at evidence of the plot comes in stark contrast to the response of the country's supreme leader.
- U.S.'s apparent willingness to look at evidence of the plot comes in stark contrast to the response of the country's supreme leader.
- United States's apparent willingness to look at evidence of the plot comes in stark contrast to the response of the country's supreme leader.
- Washington's apparent willingness to look at evidence of the plot comes in stark contrast to the response of the country's supreme leader.


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

Washington (CNN) A little past 5 p.m. Tuesday, a black Ford Taurus slowed to a stop just outside FBI headquarters in Washington and dispatched a white-haired man in a dark suit. He emerged from the car alone, a manila folder in his right hand, and walked slowly toward the agency's appointment gate. Passers-by paid little notice. Sources: James Comey sought more resources for Russia investigation But Keith Schiller, President Donald Trump's pugnacious former bodyguard who now sits sentry outside the Oval Office doors, was at the law enforcement agency armed with a bombshell message from his longtime boss to FBI Director James Comey: "You are hereby terminated and removed from office."

Meanwhile, back at FBI headquarters, news was quickly spreading that

OPTIONS:
- CNN was being ushered out.
- Donald Trump was being ushered out.
- FBI was being ushered out.
- Ford Taurus was being ushered out.
- James Comey was being ushered out.
- Keith Schiller was being ushered out.
- Obama was being ushered out.
- Oval Office was being ushered out.
- Russia was being ushered out.
- Washington was being ushered out.


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(CNN) Two weeks after Election Day, most Americans say President-elect Donald Trump will ultimately do a good job as president, though fewer approve of the way he's handled the transition so far, according to a new CNN/ORC Poll. A narrow majority (53%), say they think Trump will do a very or fairly good job as president, and 40% say they have a lot of confidence in Trump to deal with the economy, a share that outpaces the percentage who had that much confidence in Barack Obama, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton or Ronald Reagan ahead of their first inaugurations. Read full poll results

All told, 66% say a

OPTIONS:
- Americans presidency will bring change to the country, but just 43% say it will be change for the better, twenty points below the 63% who thought Obama would bring change for the better in November 2008.
- Barack Obama presidency will bring change to the country, but just 43% say it will be change for the better, twenty points below the 63% who thought Obama would bring change for the better in November 2008.
- Bill Clinton presidency will bring change to the country, but just 43% say it will be change for the better, twenty points below the 63% who thought Obama would bring change for the better in November 2008.
- CNN presidency will bring change to the country, but just 43% say it will be change for the better, twenty points below the 63% who thought Obama would bring change for the better in November 2008.
- Donald Trump presidency will bring change to the country, but just 43% say it will be change for the better, twenty points below the 63% who thought Obama would bring change for the better in November 2008.
- Election Day presidency will bring change to the country, but just 43% say it will be change for the better, twenty points below the 63% who thought Obama would bring change for the better in November 2008.
- George W. Bush presidency will bring change to the country, but just 43% say it will be change for the better, twenty points below the 63% who thought Obama would bring change for the better in November 2008.
- ORC Poll presidency will bring change to the country, but just 43% say it will be change for the better, twenty points below the 63% who thought Obama would bring change for the better in November 2008.
- Ronald Reagan presidency will bring change to the country, but just 43% say it will be change for the better, twenty points below the 63% who thought Obama would bring change for the better in November 2008.
- Trump presidency will bring change to the country, but just 43% say it will be change for the better, twenty points below the 63% who thought Obama would bring change for the better in November 2008.


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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) The father of one of the missing Nigerian schoolgirls abducted from Chibok two years ago has told CNN he is overjoyed to see her alive on a new video released by the terrorist group Sunday. Yakubu Kabu confirmed to CNN that he saw his daughter speaking in the new video, which demands the release of Boko Haram fighters in exchange for the kidnapped girls. The Nigerian government has said it is still "in touch" with Boko Haram and "working for the girls' release," the Federal Ministry of Information and Culture said on their official Facebook page. "We are being extremely careful because the situation has been compounded by the split in the leadership of Boko Haram," said Alhaji Lai Mohammed, Minister of Information of Culture, according to the statement.

In April 2014, Boko Haram militants kidnapped 276 teenage girls from their boarding school in

OPTIONS:
- Alhaji Lai Mohammed.
- Boko Haram.
- CNN.
- Chibok.
- Facebook.
- Federal Ministry of Information and Culture.
- Information of Culture.
- Lagos.
- Nigeria.
- Nigerian.
- Yakubu Kabu.


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Cleveland (CNN) Donald Trump says he would declare war on ISIS and send "very few" U.S. troops to the Middle East to combat the terrorist organization, speaking in his first interview alongside his new running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence. "We're going to declare war against ISIS. We have to wipe out ISIS," Trump said in the interview with CBS' Lesley Stahl, which aired on "60 Minutes" Sunday night. "I am going to have very few troops on the ground. We're going to have unbelievable intelligence, which we need; which, right now, we don't have. We don't have the people over there," he said.

But he stuck by his criticism of

OPTIONS:
- 60 Minutes for the same reason: "But she's not."
- CBS for the same reason: "But she's not."
- CNN for the same reason: "But she's not."
- Cleveland for the same reason: "But she's not."
- Donald Trump for the same reason: "But she's not."
- Hillary Clinton for the same reason: "But she's not."
- ISIS for the same reason: "But she's not."
- Indiana for the same reason: "But she's not."
- Lesley Stahl for the same reason: "But she's not."
- Middle East for the same reason: "But she's not."
- Mike Pence for the same reason: "But she's not."
- Trump for the same reason: "But she's not."
- U.S. for the same reason: "But she's not."


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Sao Paulo (CNN) The Brazilian government, already struggling with a deep recession and Zika virus pandemic, is now fighting just to survive. The latest crisis began when federal police took former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in for questioning as part of a long-running corruption investigation. A few days later, his handpicked successor and protege, President Dilma Rousseff, named him chief of staff, a move that largely protects him from prosecution. This prompted massive street protests. A legal battle has ensued trying to block Lula's appointment while efforts to impeach the president have gained momentum. Here are some questions and answers about the turmoil roiling South America's largest country:

After the Rousseff-Lula da Silva conversation was leaked,

OPTIONS:
- Brazil's financial markets responded immediately with a jump, as analysts believe impeaching Rousseff would help recover investors' trust in the country's battered economy.
- Brazilian's financial markets responded immediately with a jump, as analysts believe impeaching Rousseff would help recover investors' trust in the country's battered economy.
- CNN's financial markets responded immediately with a jump, as analysts believe impeaching Rousseff would help recover investors' trust in the country's battered economy.
- Dilma Rousseff's financial markets responded immediately with a jump, as analysts believe impeaching Rousseff would help recover investors' trust in the country's battered economy.
- Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's financial markets responded immediately with a jump, as analysts believe impeaching Rousseff would help recover investors' trust in the country's battered economy.
- Lula's financial markets responded immediately with a jump, as analysts believe impeaching Rousseff would help recover investors' trust in the country's battered economy.
- Sao Paulo's financial markets responded immediately with a jump, as analysts believe impeaching Rousseff would help recover investors' trust in the country's battered economy.
- South America's financial markets responded immediately with a jump, as analysts believe impeaching Rousseff would help recover investors' trust in the country's battered economy.
- Zika's financial markets responded immediately with a jump, as analysts believe impeaching Rousseff would help recover investors' trust in the country's battered economy.