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When a building is on fire, every second counts for the first responders rushing to the scene. A computer-savvy firefighter in North Carolina is hoping a bit of futuristic wearable technology and clever programming can help save time and lives. Patrick Jackson has developed an app for Google Glass, Google's experimental head-mounted computer, which feeds important information directly to the eye-line of firefighters in an emergency. "I'll hear a little notification and can look up into the top corner of my vision and see a map of where it is. I see the location of the incident and what type of call it is," Jackson said.

Google Glass has struggled with its public image since

OPTIONS:
- Google first made it available to a limited group of developers in April.
- Google Glass first made it available to a limited group of developers in April.
- Jackson first made it available to a limited group of developers in April.
- North Carolina first made it available to a limited group of developers in April.
- Patrick Jackson first made it available to a limited group of developers in April.


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So this is it, the end of the tale, the final full stop. To a beautiful patch of sand by the sacred Banjar river, with Mark’s family, and his elephant and a handful of his ashes. God, he would have loved this. His daughter, Ayesha, sister Annabel and assorted adoring nieces and nephews. Plus Aditya Patankar, his great old mucker. And Tara, of course, the 60-year-old pachyderm and second great love of his life after Ayesha. At this very moment, in the violet-tinged gloaming, Tara is attempting to eat the wreath of flowers hanging from her mighty neck. Mark’s ashes came with Annabel, via plane and car. The old-fashioned way, you might say, nearly 5,000 miles from rain-lashed England to soft-dusked Madhya Pradesh.

It’s dusk, and

OPTIONS:
- Aditya Patankar is obviously older, but that stubborn, naughty glint is still there, dancing behind those heavily lashed lids.
- Annabel is obviously older, but that stubborn, naughty glint is still there, dancing behind those heavily lashed lids.
- Ayesha is obviously older, but that stubborn, naughty glint is still there, dancing behind those heavily lashed lids.
- Banjar is obviously older, but that stubborn, naughty glint is still there, dancing behind those heavily lashed lids.
- Elephant Family is obviously older, but that stubborn, naughty glint is still there, dancing behind those heavily lashed lids.
- England is obviously older, but that stubborn, naughty glint is still there, dancing behind those heavily lashed lids.
- God is obviously older, but that stubborn, naughty glint is still there, dancing behind those heavily lashed lids.
- India is obviously older, but that stubborn, naughty glint is still there, dancing behind those heavily lashed lids.
- Madhya Pradesh is obviously older, but that stubborn, naughty glint is still there, dancing behind those heavily lashed lids.
- Mark is obviously older, but that stubborn, naughty glint is still there, dancing behind those heavily lashed lids.
- Mark Shand is obviously older, but that stubborn, naughty glint is still there, dancing behind those heavily lashed lids.
- Mark’s is obviously older, but that stubborn, naughty glint is still there, dancing behind those heavily lashed lids.
- New York is obviously older, but that stubborn, naughty glint is still there, dancing behind those heavily lashed lids.
- Sussex is obviously older, but that stubborn, naughty glint is still there, dancing behind those heavily lashed lids.
- Tara is obviously older, but that stubborn, naughty glint is still there, dancing behind those heavily lashed lids.
- The Laines is obviously older, but that stubborn, naughty glint is still there, dancing behind those heavily lashed lids.
- Travels To My Elephant is obviously older, but that stubborn, naughty glint is still there, dancing behind those heavily lashed lids.


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Irbil, Iraq (CNN) A suicide attack on a busy commercial street in Baghdad has left at least 28 people dead and scores wounded, according to local authorities. Two suicide bombers carried out the attack in the center of the city Saturday, according to Gen. Saad Maan, a spokesman for Baghdad Operations Command. At least 53 were wounded in the twin explosions in al Sinag street, a historic thoroughfare in central Baghdad. So far, no claims of responsibility have been made for the attack. Deadly tactic Iraq -- and particularly its capital, Baghdad -- has long suffered at the hands of suicide bombers.

In September, three separate attacks on one day in

OPTIONS:
- Baghdad killed at least 15 people.
- Baghdad Operations Command killed at least 15 people.
- CNN killed at least 15 people.
- Iraq killed at least 15 people.
- Irbil killed at least 15 people.
- Saad Maan killed at least 15 people.
- al Sinag killed at least 15 people.


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In a video recorded just before he attacked, the gunman who killed a Canadian soldier and then stormed Parliament said he did it because of Canada's military involvement in Afghanistan and Iraq. In a cellphone video, Michael Zehaf-Bibeau said his attack was 'in retaliation for Afghanistan and because [Prime Minister Stephen] Harper wants to send his troops to Iraq'. The 32-year-old Canadian made the video in his car just before last October's attack in Ottawa. Scroll down for video In the video he made, Michael Zehaf-Bibeau said he opened fire in retaliation for Afghanistan and Iraq Zehaf-Bibeau, 32, killed a man and opened fire on Parliament before he was gunned down himself in Ottawa

He had toured the main

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan building while posing as a tourist a couple of weeks before the attack.
- Canada building while posing as a tourist a couple of weeks before the attack.
- Canadian building while posing as a tourist a couple of weeks before the attack.
- Iraq building while posing as a tourist a couple of weeks before the attack.
- Islam building while posing as a tourist a couple of weeks before the attack.
- Kevin Vickers building while posing as a tourist a couple of weeks before the attack.
- Michael Zehaf-Bibeau building while posing as a tourist a couple of weeks before the attack.
- Nathan Cirillo building while posing as a tourist a couple of weeks before the attack.
- Ottawa building while posing as a tourist a couple of weeks before the attack.
- Parliament building while posing as a tourist a couple of weeks before the attack.
- RCMP building while posing as a tourist a couple of weeks before the attack.
- Stephen] Harper building while posing as a tourist a couple of weeks before the attack.
- Zehaf-Bibeau building while posing as a tourist a couple of weeks before the attack.


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A 266lb mother-of-two realized that to get healthy and lose the weight, she needed to conquer her grief over her child suffering shaken baby syndrome at the hands of a caregiver 16 years ago. Jackie Rodriguez from Highlands Ranch, Colorado, was up to the heaviest weight she'd ever been when she reached out to Chris Powell from Extreme Weight Loss for help. 'Honestly, I know how it got this bad, but I can't believe I let myself get this big,' she said at the beginning of the latest episode of the hit ABC show. Jackie explained that she was an active kid, 'running around the neighborhood like crazy', cheerleading, and playing softball. But when her first child, Hunter, was 14 months old, her life changed forever.

OPTIONS:
- ABC continued to push herself through boot camp, losing 68lbs and getting down to 198lbs at her three-month weigh-in.
- Amy Van Dyken continued to push herself through boot camp, losing 68lbs and getting down to 198lbs at her three-month weigh-in.
- Chris Powell continued to push herself through boot camp, losing 68lbs and getting down to 198lbs at her three-month weigh-in.
- Colorado continued to push herself through boot camp, losing 68lbs and getting down to 198lbs at her three-month weigh-in.
- Extreme Weight Loss continued to push herself through boot camp, losing 68lbs and getting down to 198lbs at her three-month weigh-in.
- Highlands Ranch continued to push herself through boot camp, losing 68lbs and getting down to 198lbs at her three-month weigh-in.
- Hunter continued to push herself through boot camp, losing 68lbs and getting down to 198lbs at her three-month weigh-in.
- Jackie continued to push herself through boot camp, losing 68lbs and getting down to 198lbs at her three-month weigh-in.
- Jackie Rodriguez continued to push herself through boot camp, losing 68lbs and getting down to 198lbs at her three-month weigh-in.
- Olympic continued to push herself through boot camp, losing 68lbs and getting down to 198lbs at her three-month weigh-in.


(CNN) Thousands of counterdemonstrators marched Saturday in downtown Boston in a largely peaceful response to a self-described free speech rally that had sparked concerns of possible violence. The march and rally came one week after racially motivated protests in Charlottesville, Virginia, turned deadly. There were no major incidents reported Saturday in Boston, but police said 33 were arrested -- mostly for disorderly conduct and assaults on police officers. "It's clear today that Boston stood for peace and love, not bigotry and hate," Boston Mayor Marty Walsh said. Live updates: Boston rally Amid a heavy police presence, men, women and children from diverse backgrounds showed up Saturday morning to march from the Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center in Roxbury to Boston Common, the nation's oldest park.

"

OPTIONS:
- Boston is a beautiful city, but Boston needs to get it together," counterdemonstrator Lewis Goody said.
- Boston Common is a beautiful city, but Boston needs to get it together," counterdemonstrator Lewis Goody said.
- Charlottesville is a beautiful city, but Boston needs to get it together," counterdemonstrator Lewis Goody said.
- Marty Walsh is a beautiful city, but Boston needs to get it together," counterdemonstrator Lewis Goody said.
- Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center is a beautiful city, but Boston needs to get it together," counterdemonstrator Lewis Goody said.
- Roxbury is a beautiful city, but Boston needs to get it together," counterdemonstrator Lewis Goody said.
- Virginia is a beautiful city, but Boston needs to get it together," counterdemonstrator Lewis Goody said.


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When Sir Alex Ferguson described Dave Mackay as ‘the bravest man in the world’ it was enough to make the eyes water. Not just with tears but also from the wincing recollections which that sentence invoked among the wonderful old footballers gathered in Edinburgh to pay their last respects to a legend of the British game when it was at its most heroic. Ferguson’s was among the more thunderous of the personal reminiscences at Mackay’s funeral. Sir Alex Ferguson gave a moving tribute to ex-Tottenham enforcer Dave Mackay at his funeral on Tuesday Ferguson arrived at Hearts' Tynecastle earlier in the afternoon prior to leading the tributes

No-one at Heart of Midlothian, who

OPTIONS:
- Alex Ferguson captained to all three major domestic honours, will ever forget him either.
- British captained to all three major domestic honours, will ever forget him either.
- Dave Mackay captained to all three major domestic honours, will ever forget him either.
- Edinburgh captained to all three major domestic honours, will ever forget him either.
- Ferguson captained to all three major domestic honours, will ever forget him either.
- Hearts captained to all three major domestic honours, will ever forget him either.
- Mackay captained to all three major domestic honours, will ever forget him either.
- Scotland captained to all three major domestic honours, will ever forget him either.
- Tottenham captained to all three major domestic honours, will ever forget him either.
- Tynecastle captained to all three major domestic honours, will ever forget him either.
- United captained to all three major domestic honours, will ever forget him either.
- ex-Tottenham captained to all three major domestic honours, will ever forget him either.


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Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany has spoken of his desire to turn the club he joined in 2008 into an international powerhouse. Kompany returned from a hamstring injury to replace goalscoring hero Kevin De Bruyne in the 93rd minute of his side's crucial 2-1 home victory over Sevilla in the Champions League on Wednesday. And the 29-year-old Belgian will now be hoping to win a place in the starting line-up as City take on bitter rivals Manchester United on Sunday at Old Trafford. In an interview with NBC SportsWorld, the lucid centre half spoke of his vision for the future of the club, and how it can showcase itself to the world, by tapping into what it is to be quintessentially 'Mancunian'.

'I think for Man City to become one of the biggest clubs in the world it will have to go back to being more

OPTIONS:
- Belgian than ever and to expose that as a brand and a way of being.
- Champions League than ever and to expose that as a brand and a way of being.
- City than ever and to expose that as a brand and a way of being.
- Kevin De Bruyne than ever and to expose that as a brand and a way of being.
- Kompany than ever and to expose that as a brand and a way of being.
- Manchester City than ever and to expose that as a brand and a way of being.
- Manchester United than ever and to expose that as a brand and a way of being.
- Mancunian than ever and to expose that as a brand and a way of being.
- NBC SportsWorld than ever and to expose that as a brand and a way of being.
- Old Trafford than ever and to expose that as a brand and a way of being.
- Sevilla than ever and to expose that as a brand and a way of being.
- Vincent Kompany than ever and to expose that as a brand and a way of being.


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Sanford, Florida (CNN) -- Trayvon Martin's familiarity with guns, his marijuana use, and fights he may have been in cannot be brought up in George Zimmerman's murder trial, the judge overseeing the case ruled Tuesday. At the hearing two weeks before the scheduled start of the trial, Judge Debra Nelson handed a series of victories to the prosecution when she barred the defense from introducing some information about Martin. Defense attorneys argued that some of the evidence could prove crucial in backing up Zimmerman's claim of self-defense, depending on what the prosecution argues. Certain evidence could ultimately be raised during the trial, however, if it is proven relevant and admissible based on what the prosecution presents, the judge decided.

The judge also agreed to block previous text messages from

OPTIONS:
- CNN about drugs and a gun.
- Debra Nelson about drugs and a gun.
- Florida about drugs and a gun.
- George Zimmerman about drugs and a gun.
- Martin about drugs and a gun.
- Sanford about drugs and a gun.
- Trayvon Martin about drugs and a gun.
- Zimmerman about drugs and a gun.


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With a quick glance at Dr. Craig Spencer's work history, it is apparent he has an affinity for helping those in need. His work has taken him from hospital emergency rooms in New York to the rural clinics in Africa, where he has worked with limited resources to improve medical care. And now that work in Guinea, where he reportedly was helping treat Ebola patients, has put him at risk. Spencer, 33, tested positive for Ebola on Thursday, a law enforcement official briefed on the matter told CNN. The official spoke on condition of anonymity. While authorities have not publicly identified Spencer, they confirmed earlier Thursday that a Doctors Without Borders physician who recently returned to New York from West Africa exhibited symptoms of Ebola and was undergoing testing.

"Off to

OPTIONS:
- Africa with Doctor Without Borders," Spencer wrote on his Facebook page in mid-September.
- CNN with Doctor Without Borders," Spencer wrote on his Facebook page in mid-September.
- Craig Spencer with Doctor Without Borders," Spencer wrote on his Facebook page in mid-September.
- Doctors Without Borders with Doctor Without Borders," Spencer wrote on his Facebook page in mid-September.
- Ebola with Doctor Without Borders," Spencer wrote on his Facebook page in mid-September.
- Facebook with Doctor Without Borders," Spencer wrote on his Facebook page in mid-September.
- Guinea with Doctor Without Borders," Spencer wrote on his Facebook page in mid-September.
- New York with Doctor Without Borders," Spencer wrote on his Facebook page in mid-September.
- Spencer with Doctor Without Borders," Spencer wrote on his Facebook page in mid-September.
- West Africa with Doctor Without Borders," Spencer wrote on his Facebook page in mid-September.


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Kurdish fighters have retaken the key Syrian border town of Kobani just one day after it was seized by 'lunatic' Isis militants who murdered more than 200 civilians. The fighters announced they fully secured the  town today - killing more than 60 Isis militants in the process - just two days after the hardline group attacked the town with suicide bombers and machine guns. Redur Xelil, spokesman for the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia, said around eight members of Isis managed to escape north towards the Turkish border after the Kurds successfully pushed back. 'There are still search operations in neighbourhoods where they might be hiding. The town is quiet now,' he said in an online message.

Dr Kobane said: 'War is in full bloom in

OPTIONS:
- Isis again.
- Kobani again.
- Kurdish again.
- Kurds again.
- Redur Xelil again.
- Syrian again.
- Syrian Kurdish again.
- Turkish again.
- YPG again.


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Georginio Wijnaldum has admitted Newcastle deserved the criticism which came their way as they plummeted back into the Barclays Premier League relegation zone. The Magpies found themselves with their backs against the wall after humbling defeats by Leicester and Crystal Palace sent them back into the bottom three after they thought they had turned a corner. However on Sunday they summoned up a performance of real character to beat high-flying Liverpool 2-0 at St James' Park and rekindle belief that head coach Steve McClaren can lead them away from trouble. Wijnaldum told nufcTV: 'Of course it's hard, criticism is always hard to get, but a lot of the criticism, to my mind, was right because we didn't have good performances.

OPTIONS:
- Barclays Premier League's improvement could hardly have been better timed with McClaren facing rumours that he had two games in which to save his job, although it is understood there is no appetite within the boardroom to dispense with the services of a man who has only been in the post for six months.
- Crystal Palace's improvement could hardly have been better timed with McClaren facing rumours that he had two games in which to save his job, although it is understood there is no appetite within the boardroom to dispense with the services of a man who has only been in the post for six months.
- Dutchman's improvement could hardly have been better timed with McClaren facing rumours that he had two games in which to save his job, although it is understood there is no appetite within the boardroom to dispense with the services of a man who has only been in the post for six months.
- Georginio Wijnaldum's improvement could hardly have been better timed with McClaren facing rumours that he had two games in which to save his job, although it is understood there is no appetite within the boardroom to dispense with the services of a man who has only been in the post for six months.
- Leicester's improvement could hardly have been better timed with McClaren facing rumours that he had two games in which to save his job, although it is understood there is no appetite within the boardroom to dispense with the services of a man who has only been in the post for six months.
- Liverpool's improvement could hardly have been better timed with McClaren facing rumours that he had two games in which to save his job, although it is understood there is no appetite within the boardroom to dispense with the services of a man who has only been in the post for six months.
- Magpies's improvement could hardly have been better timed with McClaren facing rumours that he had two games in which to save his job, although it is understood there is no appetite within the boardroom to dispense with the services of a man who has only been in the post for six months.
- Nathaniel Clyne's improvement could hardly have been better timed with McClaren facing rumours that he had two games in which to save his job, although it is understood there is no appetite within the boardroom to dispense with the services of a man who has only been in the post for six months.
- Newcastle's improvement could hardly have been better timed with McClaren facing rumours that he had two games in which to save his job, although it is understood there is no appetite within the boardroom to dispense with the services of a man who has only been in the post for six months.
- Newcastle United's improvement could hardly have been better timed with McClaren facing rumours that he had two games in which to save his job, although it is understood there is no appetite within the boardroom to dispense with the services of a man who has only been in the post for six months.
- Premier League's improvement could hardly have been better timed with McClaren facing rumours that he had two games in which to save his job, although it is understood there is no appetite within the boardroom to dispense with the services of a man who has only been in the post for six months.
- St James' Park's improvement could hardly have been better timed with McClaren facing rumours that he had two games in which to save his job, although it is understood there is no appetite within the boardroom to dispense with the services of a man who has only been in the post for six months.
- Steve McClaren's improvement could hardly have been better timed with McClaren facing rumours that he had two games in which to save his job, although it is understood there is no appetite within the boardroom to dispense with the services of a man who has only been in the post for six months.
- Toon's improvement could hardly have been better timed with McClaren facing rumours that he had two games in which to save his job, although it is understood there is no appetite within the boardroom to dispense with the services of a man who has only been in the post for six months.
- Wijnaldum's improvement could hardly have been better timed with McClaren facing rumours that he had two games in which to save his job, although it is understood there is no appetite within the boardroom to dispense with the services of a man who has only been in the post for six months.


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It is just over one month until the New Horizons spacecraft arrives at Pluto on 14 July - the first ever visit to the dwarf planet and one of the most anticipated space missions this millennium. And its impending arrival has caused the Plutonian system to be cast under more scrutiny than it ever has been before. Now, in the latest research, astronomers have taken the most detailed look at its moons - and found some surprising results, namely that they have chaotic rotations and strange surface compositions. The study, carried out by the University of Maryland, examined how Pluto and its large satellite Charon interact with the four smaller moons - Kerberos, Styx, Nix and Hydra.

The moon

OPTIONS:
- Charon is almost half the size of Pluto, and it is so big that Pluto and Charon are sometimes referred to as a double dwarf planet system.
- Hydra is almost half the size of Pluto, and it is so big that Pluto and Charon are sometimes referred to as a double dwarf planet system.
- Kerberos is almost half the size of Pluto, and it is so big that Pluto and Charon are sometimes referred to as a double dwarf planet system.
- New Horizons is almost half the size of Pluto, and it is so big that Pluto and Charon are sometimes referred to as a double dwarf planet system.
- Nix is almost half the size of Pluto, and it is so big that Pluto and Charon are sometimes referred to as a double dwarf planet system.
- Pluto is almost half the size of Pluto, and it is so big that Pluto and Charon are sometimes referred to as a double dwarf planet system.
- Plutonian is almost half the size of Pluto, and it is so big that Pluto and Charon are sometimes referred to as a double dwarf planet system.
- Styx is almost half the size of Pluto, and it is so big that Pluto and Charon are sometimes referred to as a double dwarf planet system.
- University of Maryland is almost half the size of Pluto, and it is so big that Pluto and Charon are sometimes referred to as a double dwarf planet system.


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Is the customer always right? A waitress for a Centerville, Ohio, restaurant recently wrote a detailed post on Facebook that went viral. Server Jessica Morris claimed she received no tip and that a female patron named Jenny wrote on a check: 'He's my husband, find your own. Good luck :)' However, a response from someone who says she is the customer in question has reportedly surfaced. According to Dayton.com,  'Jenny' wrote on Facebook: 'Saturday, November 7, 2015 my husband, sister and her boyfriend went out to dinner at TGI Fridays in Centerville, OH. 'Our server, whose name was Jessica, was rude more so to myself than any of the other 3 at the table, but rude in general to all of us.

However, a

OPTIONS:
- Centerville spokeswoman confirmed Morris is an employee.
- Dayton.com spokeswoman confirmed Morris is an employee.
- Facebook spokeswoman confirmed Morris is an employee.
- Jenny spokeswoman confirmed Morris is an employee.
- Jessica spokeswoman confirmed Morris is an employee.
- Jessica Morris spokeswoman confirmed Morris is an employee.
- OH spokeswoman confirmed Morris is an employee.
- Ohio spokeswoman confirmed Morris is an employee.
- TGI Fridays spokeswoman confirmed Morris is an employee.


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England's hopes of landing their first Grand Slam of Stuart Lancaster’s reign have been dashed again as Ireland deservedly earned a victory that leaves them red-hot favourites to retain their Six Nations title. Lancaster’s men rarely threatened reproduce the form that saw them open the Championship with wins over Wales and Italy as Robbie Henshaw’s second-half try, allied to 14 points from the boot of Jonny Sexton, inflicted a demoralising defeat on the visitors. England travelled across the Irish Sea with high hopes of making it three wins from three but were persistently penalised at the breakdown by referee Craig Joubert as they struggled to gain a foothold in the match.

Sexton’s conversion made it 19-3 after 53 minutes and it was impossible to see a way back for

OPTIONS:
- Championship.
- Craig Joubert.
- England.
- Grand Slam.
- Ireland.
- Irish Sea.
- Italy.
- Jonny Sexton.
- Lancaster.
- Robbie Henshaw.
- Six Nations.
- Stuart Lancaster.
- Wales.


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Prince Andrew will not face court action in the US over claims he had sex with an under-age girl, after a Florida judge ruled her claims must be struck out. Virginia Roberts had hoped to join a lawsuit involving Andrew’s friend Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted paedophile and sex offender. But last night Judge Kenneth Marra ordered her claims that she was a ‘sex slave’ to Epstein and was forced to have sex with the Duke of York three times should be ‘struck from the record’. Scroll down for video Virginia Roberts photographed with Prince Andrew in early 2001. Her claims she was forced to sleep with him have now been struck from the court record

Jeffrey Epstein allegedly kept

OPTIONS:
- Andrew as a 'sex slave'
- Duke of York as a 'sex slave'
- Epstein as a 'sex slave'
- Florida as a 'sex slave'
- Jeffrey Epstein as a 'sex slave'
- Kenneth Marra as a 'sex slave'
- U.S. as a 'sex slave'
- US as a 'sex slave'
- Virginia Roberts as a 'sex slave'


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Currently showing in cinemas, the new documentary Montage of Heck claims to offer the most intimate glimpse yet into the life of Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain. But one Los Angeles resident can offer fans an even more intense taste of the singer's life, by letting them sleep in his house. Cobain lived in this two bedroom apartment on Spaulding Avenue in L.A.'s Fairfax district during the height of Nirvana-mania. Scroll down for video The two-bedroom apartment is inside a 1920's building on Spaulding Avenue L.A.'s Fairfax district. A picture taken of Kurt Cobain in the early 90s, sitting on the end of the double bed he shared with Courtney Love. And with a parrot resting on his head, of course. The graffiti, however, has long since disappeared

Current guests will have to pay a little more to enjoy the central LA location, with Mr

OPTIONS:
- Brandon Kleinman offering the apartment for £3016 a month, or £108 a night
- Cobain offering the apartment for £3016 a month, or £108 a night
- Courtney Love offering the apartment for £3016 a month, or £108 a night
- Fairfax offering the apartment for £3016 a month, or £108 a night
- Kurt Cobain offering the apartment for £3016 a month, or £108 a night
- L.A. offering the apartment for £3016 a month, or £108 a night
- Los Angeles offering the apartment for £3016 a month, or £108 a night
- Montage of Heck offering the apartment for £3016 a month, or £108 a night
- Nirvana offering the apartment for £3016 a month, or £108 a night
- Spaulding Avenue offering the apartment for £3016 a month, or £108 a night
- Spaulding Avenue L.A. offering the apartment for £3016 a month, or £108 a night


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Crystal Palace have publicly declared their interest in signing Yohan Cabaye from Paris Saint-Germain. Co-chairman Steve Parish spoke openly about Palace's attempts to sign the France international to talkSPORT on Saturday. Parish admitted that signing Cabaye, who would cost in excess of £10million, would be 'massive' for the club. 'Yohan Cabaye is definitely one we'd like to do,' Parish said. 'It would be a massive thing for the club obviously, because he's a seasoned international.' Cabaye signed for PSG in January 2014 in a £19m deal from Newcastle United - where he worked with Palace manager Alan Pardew. But he has not been able to hold down a regular starting place in Paris and has lost his place in the French national side as a result.

Pardew has identified the 29-year-old as his No 1 summer target but Tottenham, Southampton and West Ham are also monitoring Cabaye's situation and could all rival any bid

OPTIONS:
- Alan Pardew make.
- Cabaye make.
- Co make.
- Crystal Palace make.
- Eagles make.
- France make.
- French make.
- Frenchman make.
- Germain make.
- Newcastle United make.
- PSG make.
- Palace make.
- Paris make.
- Paris Saint make.
- Parish make.
- Steve Parish make.
- Yohan Cabaye make.


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Washington (CNN) The FBI has been conducting multiple investigations of alleged connections between Russia and Donald Trump, his presidential campaign or its backers. But none so far have yielded proof of criminal connections between the parties. US law enforcement and intelligence officials investigating hacks of Democratic Party organizations view Russian spy agencies as trying to sow chaos and confusion in the US elections, but not necessarily trying to help a particular candidate. The US government has publicly accused senior levels of Russian government of being behind hacks on Democratic groups and the release of sensitive documents online. The accusations including meddling in the 2016 election.

Additionally, US investigators were not yet ready to make a specific link between the

OPTIONS:
- CNN spy services and WikiLeaks.
- Democratic spy services and WikiLeaks.
- Democratic Party spy services and WikiLeaks.
- Donald Trump spy services and WikiLeaks.
- FBI spy services and WikiLeaks.
- Russia spy services and WikiLeaks.
- Russian spy services and WikiLeaks.
- US spy services and WikiLeaks.
- Washington spy services and WikiLeaks.
- WikiLeaks spy services and WikiLeaks.


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(CNN) After President Donald Trump fired FBI Director James Comey, questions immediately arose about the President's motivations for his dismissal -- and for the recent firings of two other then-President Barack Obama-appointees who were in the middle of conducting investigations linked to Trump. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said Comey's firing was part of a "deeply troubling pattern from the Trump administration," that appears to be linked to two other high-profile dismissals. "They fired Sally Yates. They fired Preet Bharara. And they fired James Comey, the very man leading he investigation. This does not seem to be a coincidence," Schumer said shortly after the announcement, calling for a special independent prosecutor into the Trump campaign's ties to the Kremlin.

It's not clear if the incoming FBI director will pick up where

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama left off.
- Chuck Schumer left off.
- Comey left off.
- Donald Trump left off.
- FBI left off.
- James Comey left off.
- Kremlin left off.
- New York left off.
- Preet Bharara left off.
- Sally Yates left off.
- Schumer left off.
- Senate left off.
- Southern District left off.
- Trump left off.
- Trump mid left off.
- US left off.


How does this story end?

A Bollywood director was arrested this weekend after he was accused of raping an American PhD student he had been helping with research. The 30-year-old woman, who is of Indian origin, alleged that Peepli Live co-director Mahmood Farooqui sexually assaulted her in March this year. Farooqui was called in for questioning on Saturday and, after appearing in court, was sent to jail until July 6. The woman alleged she and Farooqui had become 'good family friends' after the Oxford graduate and writer helped her gather information for her scholarly research, said the complaint that was retrieved by The Indian Express.

They had met through a friend in common and the woman also knew Farooqui's wife, filmmaker

OPTIONS:
- American, a senior police officer told the paper.
- Anusha Rizvi, a senior police officer told the paper.
- Bollywood, a senior police officer told the paper.
- Farooqui, a senior police officer told the paper.
- Indian, a senior police officer told the paper.
- Mahmood Farooqui, a senior police officer told the paper.
- Oxford, a senior police officer told the paper.
- Peepli Live, a senior police officer told the paper.
- PhD, a senior police officer told the paper.
- The Indian Express, a senior police officer told the paper.
- Woman, a senior police officer told the paper.


How does the sentence end?

Mass immigration is ‘nothing but a plus’ for Britain, Jeremy Corbyn said yesterday as he opened up a fresh split with his own MPs. The Labour leader said the influx of hundreds of thousands of migrants each year was ‘not necessarily a problem’ and should be seen as an opportunity. But hours later his Shadow Home Secretary Andy Burnham warned Labour was ‘out of touch’ on immigration and called for a tougher line to win back supporters who have defected to Ukip. Mr Corbyn, who has previously said Britain should ‘celebrate’ record levels of net migration, had failed to mention the issue in his hour-long conference speech on Tuesday.

Read the latest news  on the Labour Party and

OPTIONS:
- Andy Burnham's views on immigration
- Britain's views on immigration
- Burnham's views on immigration
- Corbyn's views on immigration
- Jeremy Corbyn's views on immigration
- Labour's views on immigration
- Ukip's views on immigration


Write the last sentence in this story.

Beijing (CNN) Nationalist sentiment has swept China in the wake of last week's international tribunal ruling over the South China Sea, with protests targeting KFC, Apple and Filipino fruit. But the Chinese government has had enough, telling protestors through the the state-run People's Daily newspaper Wednesday that they are being "irrational and disruptive." On July 12,  the Permanent Court of Arbitration in the Hague ruled overwhelmingly in favor of the Philippines, saying there was no legal basis for China's claim to a large part of the South China Sea. China strongly rejected the decision. In the week after the ruling, videos and pictures of nationalists boycotting U.S. food chains -- the ultimate U.S. symbol in their eyes -- have been posted on social media in several Chinese cities.

Analysts say the ruling has sparked an outburst of nationalism among

OPTIONS:
- Apple.
- Beijing.
- CNN.
- China.
- Chinese.
- Filipino.
- Hague.
- KFC.
- Nationalist.
- People's Daily.
- Permanent Court of Arbitration.
- Philippines.
- South China Sea.
- U.S..


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

(CNN) We can thank Beyoncé for Jay-Z's new album in more ways than one. Not only does "4:44" contain lyrics that address the rumors of infidelity that Beyoncé raised in her visual album "Lemonade," but, according to Jay-Z's producer, Queen Bey was directly involved. "I always call Bey our de facto A&R," producer No I.D. told The New York Times in a Q&A published over the weekend. "Pillow talk is the strongest conversation on the planet. Every song has to get past her ears, in my eyes." A record label's A&R division is responsible for developing an artist once they're signed.

But at 47, Jay-

OPTIONS:
- A&R has delivered what many feel is his most personal and powerful project to date.
- Bey has delivered what many feel is his most personal and powerful project to date.
- Beyoncé has delivered what many feel is his most personal and powerful project to date.
- CNN has delivered what many feel is his most personal and powerful project to date.
- Firm has delivered what many feel is his most personal and powerful project to date.
- Jay has delivered what many feel is his most personal and powerful project to date.
- Lemonade has delivered what many feel is his most personal and powerful project to date.
- No I.D. has delivered what many feel is his most personal and powerful project to date.
- Q&A has delivered what many feel is his most personal and powerful project to date.
- The New York Times has delivered what many feel is his most personal and powerful project to date.
- Tidal has delivered what many feel is his most personal and powerful project to date.
- Z has delivered what many feel is his most personal and powerful project to date.


Complete the passage.

The time has come for Wilfried Zaha. The time to set the record straight. The time to tell his side of the story after England's most electrifying teenager was dumped by Manchester United months after they splashed £15million on him. Sitting behind a desk inside Crystal Palace's training ground, Zaha looks a settled individual. There remain question marks about his consistency, but under the guidance of Alan Pardew he is trying to iron out those problems. He is happy learning, happy listening. Palace offer the type of guidance he found so absent at United, an atmosphere he describes as so mechanical that the 22-year-old says it gave him depression.

It had not even occurred to

OPTIONS:
- Alan Pardew to broach the subject, and he was left disappointed by the man who inherited the Old Trafford hotseat, too.
- Cardiff City to broach the subject, and he was left disappointed by the man who inherited the Old Trafford hotseat, too.
- Crystal Palace to broach the subject, and he was left disappointed by the man who inherited the Old Trafford hotseat, too.
- England to broach the subject, and he was left disappointed by the man who inherited the Old Trafford hotseat, too.
- Lauren to broach the subject, and he was left disappointed by the man who inherited the Old Trafford hotseat, too.
- Manchester United to broach the subject, and he was left disappointed by the man who inherited the Old Trafford hotseat, too.
- Moyes to broach the subject, and he was left disappointed by the man who inherited the Old Trafford hotseat, too.
- Old Trafford to broach the subject, and he was left disappointed by the man who inherited the Old Trafford hotseat, too.
- Palace to broach the subject, and he was left disappointed by the man who inherited the Old Trafford hotseat, too.
- United to broach the subject, and he was left disappointed by the man who inherited the Old Trafford hotseat, too.
- Wilfried Zaha to broach the subject, and he was left disappointed by the man who inherited the Old Trafford hotseat, too.
- Zaha to broach the subject, and he was left disappointed by the man who inherited the Old Trafford hotseat, too.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) The news that former FBI director James Comey wrote in a memo that President Donald Trump asked him, in February, to stop investigating national security adviser Mike Flynn has sent shockwaves through Washington. It comes amid Trump's worst week in politics, and that's saying a lot. After many months of shocking and aweing the nation, the President is finally doing something that seemed impossible -- he is threatening to crack the Republican firewall on Capitol Hill that has done more than anything else to protect him. In general, House and Senate Republicans have stood firm as Trump has issued controversial statements and provoked international tensions. They have given him the benefit of the doubt, hoping that even though the President's first 100 days lacked any significant legislative accomplishments, the second hundred might allow the GOP to finally make progress on their agenda after eight long years in the wilderness.

For all the talk about populism and his maverick appeal, the heart and soul of

OPTIONS:
- Capitol Hill's survival has been the power of partisanship.
- Donald Trump's survival has been the power of partisanship.
- FBI's survival has been the power of partisanship.
- GOP's survival has been the power of partisanship.
- House's survival has been the power of partisanship.
- James Comey's survival has been the power of partisanship.
- Julian Zelizer's survival has been the power of partisanship.
- Mike Flynn's survival has been the power of partisanship.
- Republican's survival has been the power of partisanship.
- Republicans's survival has been the power of partisanship.
- Senate's survival has been the power of partisanship.
- Trump's survival has been the power of partisanship.
- Washington's survival has been the power of partisanship.
- Zelizer's survival has been the power of partisanship.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Washington (CNN) So much for the honeymoon period. The election is 12 days away but Republicans are already promising years of investigations and blocked nominees if Hillary Clinton wins. Rep. Jason Chaffetz, the Utah Republican who chairs the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, says he has lined up enough material from Clinton's four years as secretary of state for two years of probes. "It's a target-rich environment," Chaffetz told The Washington Post. "Even before we get to Day One, we've got two years' worth of material already lined up. She has four years of history at the State Department, and it ain't good."

Chaffetz, Earnest said, is using "the same strategy that Darrell Issa tried to pursue when he served, when he preceded Congressman

OPTIONS:
- CNN in that role.
- Chaffetz in that role.
- Clinton in that role.
- Day One in that role.
- GOP in that role.
- Hillary Clinton in that role.
- House Oversight and Government Reform Committee in that role.
- Jason Chaffetz in that role.
- Rep. in that role.
- Republican in that role.
- Republicans in that role.
- State Department in that role.
- The Washington Post in that role.
- Utah in that role.
- Washington in that role.


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A 14-year-old Chilean girl who asked the government for permission to die has begun reconsidering her decision. Authorities in the country quickly said no after Valentina Maureira's YouTube video pleading to let doctors euthanize her because she is tired of her struggle with cystic fibrosis began spreading on social media last month. Now the girl is reconsidering after meeting others living with her disease. Scroll down for video Valentina Maureira, 14, has said she is reconsidering her wish to end her cystic fibrosis with assisted suicide after meeting others surviving with the disease. Above, she met with Chilean President Michelle Bachelet

Many people reached out to the girl after hearing about her video, including the president (center) and an

OPTIONS:
- Argentina family whose children also have cystic fibrosis
- Chilean family whose children also have cystic fibrosis
- Maribel Oviedo family whose children also have cystic fibrosis
- Maureira family whose children also have cystic fibrosis
- Michelle Bachelet family whose children also have cystic fibrosis
- Oviedo family whose children also have cystic fibrosis
- Valentina Maureira family whose children also have cystic fibrosis
- YouTube family whose children also have cystic fibrosis


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump's nominee to head the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration knows the agency very well -- he's the chief executive officer of a company that has fought over the use of the agency's data. For years, Barry Myers, the CEO of AccuWeather, pushed for private companies to be able to use and monetize the weather reporting gathered through US government satellites and accumulated through agencies like NOAA. If confirmed, the business leader whom the White House touted in a statement Wednesday as "one of the world's leading authorities on the use of weather information" would lead the agency charged with deciding how the public accesses that very same data.

An

OPTIONS:
- AccuWeather spokesperson declined to comment specifically on the criticism being aimed at Myers and his brother's donations.
- Barry Myers spokesperson declined to comment specifically on the criticism being aimed at Myers and his brother's donations.
- CNN spokesperson declined to comment specifically on the criticism being aimed at Myers and his brother's donations.
- Donald Trump spokesperson declined to comment specifically on the criticism being aimed at Myers and his brother's donations.
- Joel spokesperson declined to comment specifically on the criticism being aimed at Myers and his brother's donations.
- Myers spokesperson declined to comment specifically on the criticism being aimed at Myers and his brother's donations.
- NOAA spokesperson declined to comment specifically on the criticism being aimed at Myers and his brother's donations.
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration spokesperson declined to comment specifically on the criticism being aimed at Myers and his brother's donations.
- US spokesperson declined to comment specifically on the criticism being aimed at Myers and his brother's donations.
- Washington spokesperson declined to comment specifically on the criticism being aimed at Myers and his brother's donations.
- White House spokesperson declined to comment specifically on the criticism being aimed at Myers and his brother's donations.


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

A 23-year-old mother-of-two is at risk of being banned from seeing her own children - because she refuses to stop drinking and partying. The woman, named only as Gemma, has two children under five by two different fathers and handed both infants over to her 52-year-old mother Debbie when they were four months old. Now Debbie is threatening to ban Gemma from seeing the children at all, after discovering her daughter's penchant for legal high, MKat, and because she suspects her of stealing. Scroll down for video Feckless: 23-year-old Gemma faces being prevented from seeing her children by her own mother

OPTIONS:
- Debbie, who stepped in to care for the children after social services threatened to take them away, says her daughter's constant drinking and partying is getting out of hand.
- Feckless, who stepped in to care for the children after social services threatened to take them away, says her daughter's constant drinking and partying is getting out of hand.
- Gemma, who stepped in to care for the children after social services threatened to take them away, says her daughter's constant drinking and partying is getting out of hand.
- ITV, who stepped in to care for the children after social services threatened to take them away, says her daughter's constant drinking and partying is getting out of hand.
- Jeremy Kyle Show, who stepped in to care for the children after social services threatened to take them away, says her daughter's constant drinking and partying is getting out of hand.
- MKat, who stepped in to care for the children after social services threatened to take them away, says her daughter's constant drinking and partying is getting out of hand.


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

(CNN) "Attention! Attention!" blares the Russian voice from a loudspeaker. "The nuclear bombs will be launched in one hour." Inside a room styled as a Soviet-era nuclear bunker, a couple of Russians race to prevent a catastrophic strike on the United States. Their quest -- the latest craze in Moscow -- is to find the nuclear launch codes and deactivate a hidden red button, which has already been pressed by a mad Russian general. It's complete fantasy; just an interactive game hosted in a building in a former industrial area of the city, harking back to the fears of the Cold War.

It is an apocalyptic vision that adds a further sense of realism to the fantasy quest being acted out by gamers in

OPTIONS:
- Cold War.
- Moscow.
- Russian.
- Russians.
- Soviet.
- United States.


Write the next sentence.

While conventional cancer treatment involves chemotherapy and radiation, one Queensland woman says she is 100 per cent in the clear after choosing a more natural, drug-free route. Sunshine Coast mother-of-three, Corissa Macklin-Rice, 43, told Daily Mail Australia she was diagnosed with an aggressive form of stage three breast cancer in December 2013 which had spread into her lymph nodes. But after undergoing a double mastectomy to remove the tumours, the animal rights activist and former hairdresser decided to fight the rest of her battle using less conventional and 'natural' healing methods. 'After the surgery I was told I had a 24 per cent chance of survival if I didn't do any of the chemotherapy or radiation or hormone follow-up treatments - they ridiculed me and said if I left it too long I would die and they couldn't do anything to help me,' Ms Macklin-Rice told Daily Mail Australia.

Ms Macklin-

OPTIONS:
- Corissa Macklin has started a blog on Facebook to share her journey with those who are interested and plans to work on it while waiting for her reconstructive surgery to take place in October.
- Daily Mail Australia has started a blog on Facebook to share her journey with those who are interested and plans to work on it while waiting for her reconstructive surgery to take place in October.
- Macklin has started a blog on Facebook to share her journey with those who are interested and plans to work on it while waiting for her reconstructive surgery to take place in October.
- Queensland has started a blog on Facebook to share her journey with those who are interested and plans to work on it while waiting for her reconstructive surgery to take place in October.
- Rice has started a blog on Facebook to share her journey with those who are interested and plans to work on it while waiting for her reconstructive surgery to take place in October.
- Sue Ieraci has started a blog on Facebook to share her journey with those who are interested and plans to work on it while waiting for her reconstructive surgery to take place in October.
- Sunshine Coast has started a blog on Facebook to share her journey with those who are interested and plans to work on it while waiting for her reconstructive surgery to take place in October.


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

The man who was sat in the car with Walter Scott moments before his fatal shooting has broken his silence. Pierre Fulton was in the passenger seat when Officer Michael Slager pulled them over for a broken tail light. When Scott fled, Fulton and another officer stood by the Mercedes watching in shock as Slager chased him into a park and shot him dead. Now, as Slager faces murder charges and national scrutiny, Fulton's attorney has released a statement. Warning: Graphic Content Below Scroll down for audio and video 'He didn't deserve to die': Pierre Fulton, who was in the car with Walter Scott when Officer Michael Slager pulled them over for a broken tail light, has broken his silence. He said he does not know why Scott ran

Police then said

OPTIONS:
- Audio reported on his radio moments after the struggle: 'Shots fired and the subject is down.
- Fulton reported on his radio moments after the struggle: 'Shots fired and the subject is down.
- Graphic Content Below reported on his radio moments after the struggle: 'Shots fired and the subject is down.
- Mercedes reported on his radio moments after the struggle: 'Shots fired and the subject is down.
- Michael Slager reported on his radio moments after the struggle: 'Shots fired and the subject is down.
- Pierre Fulton reported on his radio moments after the struggle: 'Shots fired and the subject is down.
- Scott reported on his radio moments after the struggle: 'Shots fired and the subject is down.
- Slager reported on his radio moments after the struggle: 'Shots fired and the subject is down.
- Walter Scott reported on his radio moments after the struggle: 'Shots fired and the subject is down.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) The 4-year-old girl tried to calm her distraught mother, Diamond Reynolds, as both of them cried in the back of a police car. Mother and child had just seen a Minnesota police officer shoot Reynold's boyfriend, Philando Castile multiple times during a traffic stop. Shortly after, police placed Reynolds and her young daughter in the back of a squad car. Reynolds was in handcuffs. As they spent the next agonizing moments struggling to grasp what they had witnessed, their emotional interaction in the police car was captured in a video that was released Wednesday. A shaken Reynolds let out a painful scream, sobbing and cursing, in the video shown by CNN affiliate WCCO.

The girl sobbed that

OPTIONS:
- CNN was "our favorite guy that we used to have."
- Castile was "our favorite guy that we used to have."
- Diamond Reynolds was "our favorite guy that we used to have."
- Minnesota was "our favorite guy that we used to have."
- Mother was "our favorite guy that we used to have."
- Philando Castile was "our favorite guy that we used to have."
- Reynold was "our favorite guy that we used to have."
- Reynolds was "our favorite guy that we used to have."
- WCCO was "our favorite guy that we used to have."


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Washington (CNN) Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said that the US is willing to sit down for talks with North Korea, but only if it relinquishes its pursuit of nuclear weapons. Tillerson, speaking at the State Department press briefing, stressed that the US was not seeking regime change or looking to send its military "north of the 38th parallel" that divides North and South Korea. But he emphasized that the danger posed by Pyongyang, which test fired two intercontinental ballistic missiles in July, was unacceptable. "We do not seek regime change. We do not seek an accelerated reunification of the peninsula. We do not seek an excuse to send our military north of the 38th parallel," Tillerson said during a surprise visit to the agency's briefing room on Tuesday.

Tillerson said the threat from

OPTIONS:
- CNN has "materialized in the ways we expected it would" and that the administration's first response has been to initiate "a sustained and continued intensified campaign of what I like to call peaceful pressure."
- North has "materialized in the ways we expected it would" and that the administration's first response has been to initiate "a sustained and continued intensified campaign of what I like to call peaceful pressure."
- North Korea has "materialized in the ways we expected it would" and that the administration's first response has been to initiate "a sustained and continued intensified campaign of what I like to call peaceful pressure."
- Pyongyang has "materialized in the ways we expected it would" and that the administration's first response has been to initiate "a sustained and continued intensified campaign of what I like to call peaceful pressure."
- Rex Tillerson has "materialized in the ways we expected it would" and that the administration's first response has been to initiate "a sustained and continued intensified campaign of what I like to call peaceful pressure."
- South Korea has "materialized in the ways we expected it would" and that the administration's first response has been to initiate "a sustained and continued intensified campaign of what I like to call peaceful pressure."
- State Department has "materialized in the ways we expected it would" and that the administration's first response has been to initiate "a sustained and continued intensified campaign of what I like to call peaceful pressure."
- Tillerson has "materialized in the ways we expected it would" and that the administration's first response has been to initiate "a sustained and continued intensified campaign of what I like to call peaceful pressure."
- US has "materialized in the ways we expected it would" and that the administration's first response has been to initiate "a sustained and continued intensified campaign of what I like to call peaceful pressure."
- Washington has "materialized in the ways we expected it would" and that the administration's first response has been to initiate "a sustained and continued intensified campaign of what I like to call peaceful pressure."


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

A cash-strapped widow has revealed how she has been left £1,200 in debt after being conned by her Italian lover who she met on Facebook. Disabled Chrissie Williams, 52, from Bath, took out a loan and pawned her wedding ring in order to bail out Matteo Pozzelli (not his real name) after he said he'd had a run of bad luck financially. She discovered she had been conned after giving him more money for a flight from Africa - where claimed he was working on an oil rig - to fly to the UK to meet her. As the grandmother-of-seven, who is unemployed and on disability benefits due to a chronic bowel problem, was waiting for her lover to arrive, one of his 'friends' called with 'bad news'.

It was a few days before Chrissie heard from

OPTIONS:
- Africa again.
- Bath again.
- Chrissie Williams again.
- Facebook again.
- Italian again.
- Kept again.
- Matteo Pozzelli again.
- UK again.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Two former coaches have sued Major League Soccer team Chivas USA, claiming they were fired this year because they are not Latino. Daniel Calichman and Theothoros Chronopoulos, who worked in the team's "academy," or player development, program, accused team owner Jorge Vergara Madrigal of Mexico of enacting a Latino-only employment policy, according to a lawsuit filed in a Los Angeles County court. Calichman and Chronopoulos, who are both white, also accused Vergara of implementing a discriminatory practice that was carried over from Chivas de Guadalajara, a pro team in Mexico owned by Vergara that allegedly has hired only Mexican soccer players since 1908.

Vergara "asked everyone who speaks

OPTIONS:
- CNN raise your hand, and there was a group that could not speak Spanish," Calichman said.
- Calichman raise your hand, and there was a group that could not speak Spanish," Calichman said.
- Chivas raise your hand, and there was a group that could not speak Spanish," Calichman said.
- Chivas USA raise your hand, and there was a group that could not speak Spanish," Calichman said.
- Chivas de Guadalajara raise your hand, and there was a group that could not speak Spanish," Calichman said.
- Chronopoulos raise your hand, and there was a group that could not speak Spanish," Calichman said.
- Daniel Calichman raise your hand, and there was a group that could not speak Spanish," Calichman said.
- Jorge Vergara Madrigal raise your hand, and there was a group that could not speak Spanish," Calichman said.
- Latino raise your hand, and there was a group that could not speak Spanish," Calichman said.
- Los Angeles raise your hand, and there was a group that could not speak Spanish," Calichman said.
- Los Angeles County raise your hand, and there was a group that could not speak Spanish," Calichman said.
- Major League Soccer raise your hand, and there was a group that could not speak Spanish," Calichman said.
- Mexican raise your hand, and there was a group that could not speak Spanish," Calichman said.
- Mexico raise your hand, and there was a group that could not speak Spanish," Calichman said.
- Spanish raise your hand, and there was a group that could not speak Spanish," Calichman said.
- Theothoros Chronopoulos raise your hand, and there was a group that could not speak Spanish," Calichman said.
- Vergara raise your hand, and there was a group that could not speak Spanish," Calichman said.


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To his adoring sons, Jonathan Weekes was the perfect dad - lavishing them with attention, treating them to trips away and spending every weekend caring for them. But behind Weekes’ fatherly devotion lay a dark obsession: he was hooked on trawling the web for vile child pornography. And when Weekes’ hapless family stumbled across his secret, he turned on them in the most cowardly way imaginable – he blamed the stash of obscene images on his own sons. Traumatised sons (Thomas, 25, left, and Adam, 22, right) had no choice but to confide in mother, Nicola Lewis, 47 (centre) after they made the shocking discovery

OPTIONS:
- Adam recalls: ‘It was late at night and dad had already gone to bed.
- Jonathan Weekes recalls: ‘It was late at night and dad had already gone to bed.
- Nicola Lewis recalls: ‘It was late at night and dad had already gone to bed.
- South Wales recalls: ‘It was late at night and dad had already gone to bed.
- Thomas recalls: ‘It was late at night and dad had already gone to bed.
- Tredegar recalls: ‘It was late at night and dad had already gone to bed.
- Weekes recalls: ‘It was late at night and dad had already gone to bed.


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A security enthusiast has recreated the TSA master luggage key which can open locks the agency has told millions of Americans to use. Lockpickers released online blueprints for the key - which is used to open thousands of bags going through airport security every day- onto software sharing site Github. Then users took the Computer-Aided Design (CAD) outlines and produced their own version of it on a 3D printer. One user then filmed himself testing the key on one of the TSA-approved padlocks - and it worked. It has prompted concerns that anyone who gets their hands on the designs can produce their own version of the key and access the luggage of the majority of passengers at US airports.

Xylitol, the

OPTIONS:
- Aided Design user who published the files, told Wired magazine: 'Honestly I wasn’t expecting this to work, even though I tried to be as accurate as possible from the pictures.
- Americans user who published the files, told Wired magazine: 'Honestly I wasn’t expecting this to work, even though I tried to be as accurate as possible from the pictures.
- CAD user who published the files, told Wired magazine: 'Honestly I wasn’t expecting this to work, even though I tried to be as accurate as possible from the pictures.
- Computer user who published the files, told Wired magazine: 'Honestly I wasn’t expecting this to work, even though I tried to be as accurate as possible from the pictures.
- Github user who published the files, told Wired magazine: 'Honestly I wasn’t expecting this to work, even though I tried to be as accurate as possible from the pictures.
- Lockpickers user who published the files, told Wired magazine: 'Honestly I wasn’t expecting this to work, even though I tried to be as accurate as possible from the pictures.
- TSA user who published the files, told Wired magazine: 'Honestly I wasn’t expecting this to work, even though I tried to be as accurate as possible from the pictures.
- US user who published the files, told Wired magazine: 'Honestly I wasn’t expecting this to work, even though I tried to be as accurate as possible from the pictures.
- Washington Post user who published the files, told Wired magazine: 'Honestly I wasn’t expecting this to work, even though I tried to be as accurate as possible from the pictures.


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Washington (CNN) Federal investigators exploring whether Donald Trump's campaign colluded with Russian spies have seized on Trump and his associates' financial ties to Russia as one of the most fertile avenues for moving their probe forward, according to people familiar with the investigation. The web of financial ties could offer a more concrete path toward potential prosecution than the broader and murkier questions of collusion in the 2016 campaign, these sources said. One year after the FBI opened an investigation, the probe is now managed by special counsel Robert Mueller. Sources described an investigation that has widened to focus on possible financial crimes, some unconnected to the 2016 elections, alongside the ongoing scrutiny of possible illegal coordination with Russian spy agencies and alleged attempts by President Donald Trump and others to obstruct the FBI investigation. Even investigative leads that have nothing to do with Russia but involve Trump associates are being referred to the special counsel to encourage subjects of the investigation to cooperate, according to two law enforcement sources.

Trump has denied any collusion and maintains that his business empire has "no involvement with

OPTIONS:
- CNN" and that he has "no loans, no nothing" from Russia.
- Donald Trump" and that he has "no loans, no nothing" from Russia.
- FBI" and that he has "no loans, no nothing" from Russia.
- Robert Mueller" and that he has "no loans, no nothing" from Russia.
- Russia" and that he has "no loans, no nothing" from Russia.
- Russian" and that he has "no loans, no nothing" from Russia.
- Trump" and that he has "no loans, no nothing" from Russia.
- Washington" and that he has "no loans, no nothing" from Russia.


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(CNN) Andy Murray this week ended Novak Djokovic's two-year reign atop the rankings in men's tennis but the Scot's stay at No. 1 could be a short one -- and he knows it. "I might as well try and enjoy it because I could lose it at the tour finals and never be there again," Murray told reporters, referring to the year-end championships, which start Sunday in London. Indeed, Djokovic can regain the top position on Nov. 21 and finish the season as No. 1 for the third straight time with a strong showing at the World Tour Finals. The 29-year-old has certainly fared well at the O2 Arena, winning a record four consecutive titles and if he makes it five in a row while winning at least two of his round-robin matches, Djokovic is guaranteed to seize back the No. 1 ranking from Murray.

Some, too, would argue that if he hadn't sustained an injury he would have ousted

OPTIONS:
- Andy Murray after holding a 2-1 lead in sets.
- CNN after holding a 2-1 lead in sets.
- Djokovic after holding a 2-1 lead in sets.
- London after holding a 2-1 lead in sets.
- Murray after holding a 2-1 lead in sets.
- Novak Djokovic after holding a 2-1 lead in sets.
- O2 Arena after holding a 2-1 lead in sets.
- Rafael Nadal after holding a 2-1 lead in sets.
- Roger Federer after holding a 2-1 lead in sets.
- Scot after holding a 2-1 lead in sets.
- World Tour Finals after holding a 2-1 lead in sets.


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Trains crossing snowfields, winding through meadows, passing by mountains, by day and night, through winter and summer. These stunning images are the work of one  photographer in his quest to capture the incredible beauty of China's railway lines. Wang Wei, 25, has  travelled more than 185,000 miles over the past 10 years and taken more than 300,000 photographs across the country, reported the People's Daily Online. Now, some of the photographs will feature in a new book called Running After Trains, to be published in July. The freelance photographer tells MailOnline his new book will focus on the photography techniques for shooting trains, and he hopes his photos can show the beauty of Chinese railways to more people.

'The authorities don't promote

OPTIONS:
- China trains and railways often enough, but they are so beautiful and they belong to every one in China,' says Wang.
- Chinese trains and railways often enough, but they are so beautiful and they belong to every one in China,' says Wang.
- Gobi trains and railways often enough, but they are so beautiful and they belong to every one in China,' says Wang.
- MailOnline trains and railways often enough, but they are so beautiful and they belong to every one in China,' says Wang.
- People's Daily Online trains and railways often enough, but they are so beautiful and they belong to every one in China,' says Wang.
- Running After Trains trains and railways often enough, but they are so beautiful and they belong to every one in China,' says Wang.
- Russian trains and railways often enough, but they are so beautiful and they belong to every one in China,' says Wang.
- United States trains and railways often enough, but they are so beautiful and they belong to every one in China,' says Wang.
- Wang trains and railways often enough, but they are so beautiful and they belong to every one in China,' says Wang.
- Wang Wei trains and railways often enough, but they are so beautiful and they belong to every one in China,' says Wang.


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Motorsport fans watched in horror on Saturday as two classic racing cars which have been lovingly maintained for decades crashed into each other while driving around Goodwood circuit. The unique Mercedes SLS 300 'Porter Special', worth an estimated £4million, which was being driven by F1 and Le Mans legend Jochen Mass crashed into the back of a Lister-Jaguar Knobbly - thought to be worth around £1million. The one-of-a-kind 1955 Mercedes - originally made out of aluminium - had been transported to the Sussex racetrack from German collector Dr Klaus Lahr especially for the Salvadori Cup race. Scroll down for video

The

OPTIONS:
- F1 fared equally badly in the accident and was left with the rear badly twisted into the air and damage to both sets of wheels
- German fared equally badly in the accident and was left with the rear badly twisted into the air and damage to both sets of wheels
- Germany fared equally badly in the accident and was left with the rear badly twisted into the air and damage to both sets of wheels
- Goodwood circuit fared equally badly in the accident and was left with the rear badly twisted into the air and damage to both sets of wheels
- Jaguar Knobbly fared equally badly in the accident and was left with the rear badly twisted into the air and damage to both sets of wheels
- Jochen Mass fared equally badly in the accident and was left with the rear badly twisted into the air and damage to both sets of wheels
- Klaus Lahr fared equally badly in the accident and was left with the rear badly twisted into the air and damage to both sets of wheels
- Le Mans fared equally badly in the accident and was left with the rear badly twisted into the air and damage to both sets of wheels
- Lister fared equally badly in the accident and was left with the rear badly twisted into the air and damage to both sets of wheels
- Lister-Jaguar fared equally badly in the accident and was left with the rear badly twisted into the air and damage to both sets of wheels
- Mercedes fared equally badly in the accident and was left with the rear badly twisted into the air and damage to both sets of wheels
- Mercedes SLS fared equally badly in the accident and was left with the rear badly twisted into the air and damage to both sets of wheels
- Mercedes SLS 300 'Porter Special fared equally badly in the accident and was left with the rear badly twisted into the air and damage to both sets of wheels
- Salvadori Cup fared equally badly in the accident and was left with the rear badly twisted into the air and damage to both sets of wheels
- Sussex fared equally badly in the accident and was left with the rear badly twisted into the air and damage to both sets of wheels


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Today, we expect Apple adverts to be slick and occasionally packed with celebrities. But back in 1987, things were a little different. The company's top executives, including co-founder Steve Wozniak, made a humorous video predicting the firm's meteoric growth rate for the next decade, as well as Macs that project holograms and smart spectacles a little bit like Google Glass. In Apple CEO John Sculley's vision of a future 1997, Mac products are everywhere and 'Apple is in everything, from news to stand-up comedy.' The advert was particularly plucky because it was made just two years after founder Steve Jobs was ousted from the company.

In the video, a

OPTIONS:
- Apple beams a hologram message during a video conversation... technology which has yet to become a reality today.
- Execs beams a hologram message during a video conversation... technology which has yet to become a reality today.
- Google Glass beams a hologram message during a video conversation... technology which has yet to become a reality today.
- John Sculley beams a hologram message during a video conversation... technology which has yet to become a reality today.
- Mac beams a hologram message during a video conversation... technology which has yet to become a reality today.
- Macs beams a hologram message during a video conversation... technology which has yet to become a reality today.
- Siri beams a hologram message during a video conversation... technology which has yet to become a reality today.
- Steve Jobs beams a hologram message during a video conversation... technology which has yet to become a reality today.
- Steve Wozniak beams a hologram message during a video conversation... technology which has yet to become a reality today.
- Video beams a hologram message during a video conversation... technology which has yet to become a reality today.


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NEW YORK (CNN) -- In the days after Benazir Bhutto's assassination, it will be tempting to reach two hasty conclusions: that she was Pakistan's last great hope and that her geo-politically crucial country has revealed itself to be  inherently hopeless. Irshad Manji is a controversial Muslim feminist and activist from Toronto, Canada. On each front, I take a different view. While far more liberal and democratic than Gen. Musharraf, Bhutto disappointed moderate, modern Pakistanis with her adherence to feudal politics. Writing to me through my Web site, American feminists say they are "aching" over the loss of "our dear, sweet, brave Benazir."

I pray that in death,

OPTIONS:
- American will be the catalyst for a deeper democracy than she ever advocated in life.
- Benazir will be the catalyst for a deeper democracy than she ever advocated in life.
- Benazir Bhutto will be the catalyst for a deeper democracy than she ever advocated in life.
- Bhutto will be the catalyst for a deeper democracy than she ever advocated in life.
- CNN will be the catalyst for a deeper democracy than she ever advocated in life.
- Canada will be the catalyst for a deeper democracy than she ever advocated in life.
- Irshad Manji will be the catalyst for a deeper democracy than she ever advocated in life.
- Manji will be the catalyst for a deeper democracy than she ever advocated in life.
- Musharraf will be the catalyst for a deeper democracy than she ever advocated in life.
- Muslim will be the catalyst for a deeper democracy than she ever advocated in life.
- NEW YORK will be the catalyst for a deeper democracy than she ever advocated in life.
- Pakistan will be the catalyst for a deeper democracy than she ever advocated in life.
- Pakistanis will be the catalyst for a deeper democracy than she ever advocated in life.
- Toronto will be the catalyst for a deeper democracy than she ever advocated in life.


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Sir Chris Hoy has followed a fairly predictable path in his retirement. A bit of media work, plenty of endorsements and a range of bikes, available at good stockists everywhere. He has reportedly turned down Strictly but this week he joined Frank Lampard as a sporting star with his own range of children's books. Flying Fergus are the tales of a young boy who discovers a old rusty bike has magic powers that transport him to sporting success. In the build-up to London 2012, it was Hoy's rivals who wondered whether he and the British team had 'magic wheels', though the truth was his six Olympic golds were achieved by an unmatched will to win and 27 inch thighs that powered him like pistons to sporting history.

Hoy celebrates after crossing the finish line to win the gold medal in the

OPTIONS:
- British
- Chris Hoy
- Fergus
- Flying Fergus
- Frank Lampard
- Hoy
- London 2012
- Olympic
- Strictly


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(CNN) There were more reported cases of sexually transmitted diseases last year than ever before in the United States, according to the latest STD surveillance report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The annual report, which was released on Wednesday, showed that the rates of chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis -- the three most commonly reported STDs in the nation -- increased between 2014 and 2015, reaching an all-time high. Reported cases of primary and secondary syphilis rose by 19%, gonorrhea cases rose by 12.8%, and chlamydia cases rose by 5.9%, from 2014. All three STDs are curable with antibiotics, but most infections go undiagnosed and untreated, according to the CDC.

Scientists at the

OPTIONS:
- CDC warned in July that the bacterium that causes gonorrhea, called Neisseria gonorrhoeae, is developing resistance to the antibiotic drugs used to treat it.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned in July that the bacterium that causes gonorrhea, called Neisseria gonorrhoeae, is developing resistance to the antibiotic drugs used to treat it.
- Chlamydia warned in July that the bacterium that causes gonorrhea, called Neisseria gonorrhoeae, is developing resistance to the antibiotic drugs used to treat it.
- STD warned in July that the bacterium that causes gonorrhea, called Neisseria gonorrhoeae, is developing resistance to the antibiotic drugs used to treat it.
- STDs warned in July that the bacterium that causes gonorrhea, called Neisseria gonorrhoeae, is developing resistance to the antibiotic drugs used to treat it.
- United States warned in July that the bacterium that causes gonorrhea, called Neisseria gonorrhoeae, is developing resistance to the antibiotic drugs used to treat it.


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Des Moines, Iowa (CNN) Hillary Clinton on Friday cast Bernie Sanders' plan for single-payer health insurance as an "idea that will never, ever come to pass." The swipe builds on Clinton's repeated rhetoric against the Vermont senator's proposed single-payer, Medicare-for-all health care plan that he proposed earlier this month. The plan would provide health coverage to all Americans but would be paid for by raising taxes on most Americans. Clinton has sought to cast Sanders' plan as going backwards by repealing Obamacare -- President Barack Obama's signature legislative achievement -- in order to pass single-payer. To prove her point on Friday, Clinton asked Joan Hanna, a woman she met backstage here before a campaign event, to talk about how her daughter's brain cancer and coverage under the Affordable Care Act.

"I believe that health care in this country should be a right of all people, not a privilege,"

OPTIONS:
- Affordable Care Act has said routinely at events in Iowa this week.
- Americans has said routinely at events in Iowa this week.
- Barack Obama has said routinely at events in Iowa this week.
- Bernie Sanders has said routinely at events in Iowa this week.
- CNN has said routinely at events in Iowa this week.
- Clinton has said routinely at events in Iowa this week.
- Des Moines has said routinely at events in Iowa this week.
- Hillary Clinton has said routinely at events in Iowa this week.
- Iowa has said routinely at events in Iowa this week.
- Joan Hanna has said routinely at events in Iowa this week.
- Medicare has said routinely at events in Iowa this week.
- Obamacare has said routinely at events in Iowa this week.
- Sanders has said routinely at events in Iowa this week.
- Vermont has said routinely at events in Iowa this week.


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Jerusalem (CNN) Long-time Palestinian rivals Fatah and Hamas have reached a reconciliation agreement after a decade of failed attempts and often bitter acrimony. Under the deal, brokered by Egypt, a new unity government will take administrative control of Gaza in December. If the deal holds, it would end a decade-long rift that began with violent clashes between the two groups in 2007. Fatah, the party of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, governs the West Bank, while Hamas runs Gaza. The two factions had started reconciliation talks in Cairo on Tuesday. Senior Hamas member Saleh al-Arouri told a Cairo news conference that Hamas was determined to end the division between it and Fatah, saying they had "no choice but to continue to advance the unity of [the Palestinian people] and reach our hopes and aspirations."

The Palestinian Authority had demanded, for example, that Hamas disband its military wing and relinquish security control to the Palestinian Authority, a point

OPTIONS:
- Arouri had refused to concede.
- CNN had refused to concede.
- Cairo had refused to concede.
- Deal had refused to concede.
- Egypt had refused to concede.
- Fatah had refused to concede.
- Gaza had refused to concede.
- Hamas had refused to concede.
- Jerusalem had refused to concede.
- Long had refused to concede.
- Mahmoud Abbas had refused to concede.
- Palestinian had refused to concede.
- Palestinian Authority had refused to concede.
- Saleh al had refused to concede.
- West Bank had refused to concede.


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Burnley manager Sean Dyche has dismissed speculation linking him with Derby. Recent reports claimed Dyche has been lined up as a possible successor to Steve McClaren, who is the bookmakers' favourite to take over at Newcastle. Dyche says he remains committed to the task in hand at Turf Moor, though. Burnley manager Sean Dyche, aka The Ginger Mourinho, insists he is enjoying life at Turf Moor The Clarets earned a point in a goalless draw with Tottenham but remain fixed in the relegation zone 'I think it's quite obvious, I am enjoying the challenge here. I am not looking further afield,' the Burnley boss said.

Some

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal fans called for Arsene Wenger's head following a difficult start to the season.
- Arsene Wenger fans called for Arsene Wenger's head following a difficult start to the season.
- Burnley fans called for Arsene Wenger's head following a difficult start to the season.
- Clarets fans called for Arsene Wenger's head following a difficult start to the season.
- Derby fans called for Arsene Wenger's head following a difficult start to the season.
- Dyche fans called for Arsene Wenger's head following a difficult start to the season.
- Ginger Mourinho fans called for Arsene Wenger's head following a difficult start to the season.
- Newcastle fans called for Arsene Wenger's head following a difficult start to the season.
- Sean Dyche fans called for Arsene Wenger's head following a difficult start to the season.
- Steve McClaren fans called for Arsene Wenger's head following a difficult start to the season.
- Tottenham fans called for Arsene Wenger's head following a difficult start to the season.
- Turf Moor fans called for Arsene Wenger's head following a difficult start to the season.


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The first American believed to have been killed while fighting the Islamic State was 'guided to Syria' by God, his father said. Tom Broomfield was speaking out on Wednesday, the day of his son Keith's funeral. The 36-year-old - who died fighting alongside Kurdish forces in Syria - was laid to rest in a private burial, following a service at Grace Baptist Church in Hudson, Massachusetts. Friends described him as a car and motorcycle enthusiast who embraced his passions headlong. They remembered how he drove a DeLorean car in high school and later fixed up a 1970s motorcycle to ride on a cross-country adventure to California.

'Our hearts go out to her, his family and the

OPTIONS:
- Abdul Tammo people.
- American people.
- American Kurds people.
- California people.
- Connecticut people.
- DeLorean people.
- God people.
- Grace Baptist Church people.
- Hartford people.
- Hudson people.
- Islamic State people.
- Keith people.
- Keith Broomfield people.
- Kurdish people.
- Massachusetts people.
- Syria people.
- Tom Broomfield people.


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A Good Samaritan taxi driver who gave a free lift to drunk two men was brutally attacked by them and mugged for his £300 takings. Francis McBride, 71, took pity on Michael Edhouse, 25, and Daniel Swaincott, 26, who claimed they were drunk and had no money for the fare. He agreed to take the apparently vulnerable pair back home to Oldham, Greater Manchester, in the early hours after they claimed they had been left stranded in Rochdale. But as they got to their destination after a seven mile journey, they ambushed Mr McBride and stole his entire £300 takings.

'I had picked them up in Rochdale and was taking them to

OPTIONS:
- Daniel Swaincott as agreed.
- Francis McBride as agreed.
- Good Samaritan as agreed.
- Greater Manchester as agreed.
- McBride as agreed.
- Michael Edhouse as agreed.
- Oldham as agreed.
- Rochdale as agreed.


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

Although Spicer apologized for the comment, Davis insisted that

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


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A Japanese company will offer a landmark apology to a 94-year-old army veteran for using U.S. prisoners of war as forced labor in its factories during World War II. Mitsubishi Materials Corp is sending one of its senior executives to the States to make a personal apology to James Murphy, of Santa Maria, and relatives of other former POWs who toiled at plants its predecessor company operated in Japan during the conflict. About 12,000 American prisoners were forced to work at more than 50 sites to support imperial Japan's war effort during the 1940s, with about 10 percent dying,  Kinue Tokudome, director of the U.S.-Japan Dialogue on POWs, said.

'It was slavery in every way: no food, no medicine, no clothing, no sanitation,' Murphy said, adding that it was all the more painful knowing that Mitsubishi built fighter aircraft used against

OPTIONS:
- American forces.
- James Murphy forces.
- Japan forces.
- Japan Dialogue forces.
- Japanese forces.
- Kinue Tokudome forces.
- Mitsubishi Materials Corp forces.
- Murphy forces.
- POW forces.
- POWs forces.
- Santa Maria forces.
- Says forces.
- States forces.
- U.S forces.
- U.S. forces.
- World War II forces.


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Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal claimed the club's fans should think about what they chant after his side struggled to a 2-0 win against West Brom. United dominated possession against Albion but had to wait until the 52nd minute to break the deadlock through Jesse Lingard shortly after supporters chanted 'attack, attack, attack' with Juan Mata adding a late second penalty. Van Gaal said: 'I know the feeling of the fans. We have to attack better against this defensive organisations but it is the most difficult way you can play as a team. 'I am always pleased with the crowd and you have to accept fans have their own opinion, but I think they were very influenced by Paul Scholes and all the criticism that the media has written about.

United maintained their grip on fourth place with the victory, and young midfielder Lingard was a thorn in

OPTIONS:
- Albion's side all afternoon, getting his just reward with a first United goal
- Jesse Lingard's side all afternoon, getting his just reward with a first United goal
- Juan Mata's side all afternoon, getting his just reward with a first United goal
- Louis van Gaal's side all afternoon, getting his just reward with a first United goal
- Manchester United's side all afternoon, getting his just reward with a first United goal
- Paul Scholes's side all afternoon, getting his just reward with a first United goal
- United's side all afternoon, getting his just reward with a first United goal
- Van Gaal's side all afternoon, getting his just reward with a first United goal
- West Brom's side all afternoon, getting his just reward with a first United goal


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Atalanta goalkeeper Marco Sportiello is flattered to be linked with Liverpool as speculation mounts over his future. The 22-year-old has attracted attention from a number of European clubs after putting in some impressive performances for Serie A side Atalanta this season. Liverpool are monitoring Sportiello, who is also a reported target of Inter Milan and AC Milan. Atalanta goalkeeper Marco Sportiello is being monitored by Liverpool, claim reports in italy 'Liverpool are definitely a great club,' Sportiello told Italian newspaper L'Eco di Bergamo. 'We are talking about one of the top clubs in the world. 'However, I am happy to be here.

OPTIONS:
- AC Milan extended Sportiello's contract until June 2019 earlier this year.
- Atalanta extended Sportiello's contract until June 2019 earlier this year.
- European extended Sportiello's contract until June 2019 earlier this year.
- Inter Milan extended Sportiello's contract until June 2019 earlier this year.
- Italian extended Sportiello's contract until June 2019 earlier this year.
- L'Eco di Bergamo extended Sportiello's contract until June 2019 earlier this year.
- Liverpool extended Sportiello's contract until June 2019 earlier this year.
- Marco Sportiello extended Sportiello's contract until June 2019 earlier this year.
- Serie A extended Sportiello's contract until June 2019 earlier this year.
- Sportiello extended Sportiello's contract until June 2019 earlier this year.


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The Disney driving instructor who was killed in a Lamborghini crash Sunday tried to grab the wheel in a desperate attempt to prevent a collision, as investigators say the car may have been speeding in the wrong direction around the track. Tavon Watson, 24, was doing 100mph at the Exotic Driving Experience at Walt Disney World in Orlando when he slammed the $220,000 Lamborghini on the passenger side into a guardrail, killing 35-year-old race track employee Gary Terry. Florida Highway Patrol Sgt Kim Montes revealed Tuesday that the guardrail damaged the Italian car on the east side of the passenger door.

Video from inside the red Lamborghini reportedly showed that the car spun three times before careening into the guardrail at 100mph, causing the vulnerable passenger door to cave in into

OPTIONS:
- Disney.
- Disney World.
- Exotic Driving Experience.
- Florida.
- Gary Terry.
- Italian.
- Kim Montes.
- Lamborghini.
- Michigan.
- Orlando.
- Tavon Watson.
- Terry.
- Walt Disney World.
- Watson.


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A woman who was sexually abused as a child by her step-father has spoken out for the first time after a confession to her fiancé led to her attacker being jailed. Kim Hill, from Suffolk, has bravely waived her right to anonymity and spoken about how she was abused by Derek Osborne from the age of four. The now 31-year-old revealed she was forced to dress up in her mother's lingerie at the age of eight, and was even made to watch pornographic films. Kim Hill (left) was abused for years by her step-father but never revealed her past until her partner Rob (right) encouraged her to approach the police about her attacker. The couple pictured on their wedding day in 2013

However to Kim's horror her mother wanted to keep

OPTIONS:
- Derek Osborne around as a father figure.
- Kim around as a father figure.
- Kim Hill around as a father figure.
- Rob around as a father figure.
- Suffolk around as a father figure.


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Australia Women's star Alex Blackwell is set to face men's fast bowler Ryan Harris as she tests herself against some of her country's top male cricket stars  for an Elite International Academy XI. The 31-year-old Southern Stars batter will line-up with the likes of Chris Rogers, Mitch Marsh and Peter Nevill in the Ashes warm-up match, while Australian fast bowler Harris will play for Hampshire. They are set to play in a two-day match between players from the Elite International Academy XI and the Hampshire Second XI, on the Isle of Wight, beginning on Thursday. Born: 31/8/1983, New South Wales

She quit her job as a genetic counsellor in January, deciding to focus on her cricket career, and is financially backed by a yearly central contract with the

OPTIONS:
- Alex Blackwell.
- Ashes.
- Australia.
- Australian.
- Born.
- Chris Rogers.
- Elite International Academy.
- Elite International Academy XI.
- Hampshire.
- Hampshire Second XI.
- Harris.
- Isle of Wight.
- Mitch Marsh.
- New South Wales.
- Peter Nevill.
- Ryan Harris.
- Southern Stars.
- Women's Ashes.


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A 116-year-old woman deemed the world's oldest person has died in Michigan. Jeralean Talley died Wednesday at her home in the Detroit suburb of Inkster. Her daughter, Thelma Holloway, 77, confirmed the death. Holloway said Thursday her mother was recently hospitalized and treated for fluid in her lungs, but was grateful to return home, 'just where she wanted to be'. Talley turned 116 on May 23. She celebrated at her church and a local office of the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. The Gerontology Research Group considered Talley to be the world's oldest person, based on available records, followed by Susannah Jones of Brooklyn, New York. The group says Jones turns 116 in July.

On her 114th and 116th birthdays,

OPTIONS:
- Brooklyn received well-wishes from President Barack Obama.
- Detroit received well-wishes from President Barack Obama.
- Georgia received well-wishes from President Barack Obama.
- Gerontology Research Group received well-wishes from President Barack Obama.
- Holloway received well-wishes from President Barack Obama.
- Inkster received well-wishes from President Barack Obama.
- Jeralean Talley received well-wishes from President Barack Obama.
- Jones received well-wishes from President Barack Obama.
- Michigan received well-wishes from President Barack Obama.
- Michigan Department of Health and Human Services received well-wishes from President Barack Obama.
- New York received well-wishes from President Barack Obama.
- Susannah Jones received well-wishes from President Barack Obama.
- Talley received well-wishes from President Barack Obama.
- Thelma Holloway received well-wishes from President Barack Obama.