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Chelsea look set to snap up exciting Brazilian teenager Kenedy for a fee of £6million from Fluminense this week. The forward is a huge talent and the Blues are confident they can avoid any problems with securing a work permit as they look to add to the Brazil contingent already at Stamford Bridge. Here, Sportsmail tells you all you need to know about the 19-year-old. Sources in Brazil are very excited about him. One told us: ‘He is not just a massive talent, he is a massive, massive, massive talent’. He is left footed, but can be destructive coming in off the right side. He loves to dribble and his long range shooting is another asset. Have a look at this video (after you’ve finished reading our scouting report, of course) if you have any doubts.

He has only one year left of his contract at

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- Blues.
- Brazil.
- Brazilian.
- Chelsea.
- Fluminense.
- Kenedy.
- Premier League.
- Sportsmail.
- Stamford Bridge.


It is a mystery that has baffled the world's top scientists - why are there 'blood streaks' on one of Saturn's moons? 'It's clearly painted on the surface in some way that we do not as yet understand,' says Paul Schenk of the Lunar and Planetary Institute, who presented the results of the latest investigation  at the American Geophysical Union's annual meeting. 'We basically have a little mystery.' Cassini first spotted these mysterious red lines, which stretch 1,000 of miles across, scratched across the surface of Saturn's icy moon Tethys. The unexplained arc-shaped 'blood trails' are among the most unusual colour features on Saturn's moons to be revealed by the probe.

This may be because its proximity to Saturn causes more tidal warming, and that warming kept

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- American Geophysical Union partially molten longer.
- Cassini partially molten longer.
- Lunar and Planetary Institute partially molten longer.
- Paul Schenk partially molten longer.
- Saturn partially molten longer.
- Tethys partially molten longer.


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It is a force the like of which the world has never seen before: a medieval death cult with a territory roughly the size of England. Its tentacles of power stretch out across Iraq and Syria, whose border it has erased. Syrian Raqqa is the de facto capital, Iraqi Mosul its most populous centre. Within its brutal control lies a huge population of eight million – and it has assets estimated at $2 trillion. This is the Islamic State, sometimes called ISIS, a terrorist movement with the destructive power of an army possessed by a terrifying vision of the world to come.

The failure to remove household rubbish costs 25,000

OPTIONS:
- Al Qaeda dinar or $21.30.
- England dinar or $21.30.
- ISIS dinar or $21.30.
- Iraq dinar or $21.30.
- Iraqi dinar or $21.30.
- Iraqi Mosul dinar or $21.30.
- Islamic State dinar or $21.30.
- Michael Burleigh dinar or $21.30.
- Syria dinar or $21.30.
- Syrian Raqqa dinar or $21.30.


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Devastated mothers have shared their heartbreak after drinking while pregnant left their children with brain damage. To the naked eye, 10-year-old Jaimie Holland and 31-year-old Seth Russell look like the average schoolgirl and every day Australian bloke. But for years they have both battled the effects of Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) and on Monday night their parents will share their daily agony over their children's conditions with ABC's Four Corners. Jaimie was first misdiagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) while Mr Russell was suicidal. At least 500,000 Australians have FASD, which puts the number of sufferers above the total number of people living with Down syndrome, spina bifida and cerebral palsy.

She discovered ger son had

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- ABC and she was shocked because she only considered herself an average drinker who was definitely not an alcoholic and drank 'a few drinks' at social events.
- ADHD and she was shocked because she only considered herself an average drinker who was definitely not an alcoholic and drank 'a few drinks' at social events.
- Australian and she was shocked because she only considered herself an average drinker who was definitely not an alcoholic and drank 'a few drinks' at social events.
- Australians and she was shocked because she only considered herself an average drinker who was definitely not an alcoholic and drank 'a few drinks' at social events.
- Down and she was shocked because she only considered herself an average drinker who was definitely not an alcoholic and drank 'a few drinks' at social events.
- FASD and she was shocked because she only considered herself an average drinker who was definitely not an alcoholic and drank 'a few drinks' at social events.
- Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder and she was shocked because she only considered herself an average drinker who was definitely not an alcoholic and drank 'a few drinks' at social events.
- Four Corners and she was shocked because she only considered herself an average drinker who was definitely not an alcoholic and drank 'a few drinks' at social events.
- Jaimie and she was shocked because she only considered herself an average drinker who was definitely not an alcoholic and drank 'a few drinks' at social events.
- Jaimie Holland and she was shocked because she only considered herself an average drinker who was definitely not an alcoholic and drank 'a few drinks' at social events.
- Russell and she was shocked because she only considered herself an average drinker who was definitely not an alcoholic and drank 'a few drinks' at social events.
- Seth Russell and she was shocked because she only considered herself an average drinker who was definitely not an alcoholic and drank 'a few drinks' at social events.


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Holmy, near Ukraine-Russian border (CNN) -- A low hum rises high into the onion-shaped dome of a village church. The priest, shrouded in a gold cape, peers through steel-gray eyes at the small flock standing before him, intoning ancient religious chants. A few miles of forest, swampland and rolling potato fields is all that stands between this community of 2,500 people and Ukraine's eastern border with Russia. In the congregation, tears stream down one lady's face. Hard to tell whether she's moved by the power of prayer or whether she's just plain terrified of the prospect Russian troops could invade.

But I think the

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- CNN will come in," she said.
- Germans will come in," she said.
- Holmy will come in," she said.
- Mikhail Zorivchak will come in," she said.
- Russia will come in," she said.
- Russian will come in," she said.
- Ukraine will come in," she said.
- Ukrainian will come in," she said.
- WWII will come in," she said.


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Amanda Holden has revealed she's still a good girl at heart - despite that affair with Neil Morrissey during her seven-year marriage to Les Dennis. The Britain's Got Talent judge has spoken out about the affair that destroyed her marriage to the Family Fortunes host and launched her career. The 44-year-old is now happily married to record producer Chris Hughes and says he wears the trousers in their relationship in an interview with the Notebook. Amanda said: 'I've never been naughty...Well, apart from when I had the affair with Neil [Morrissey]. 'Apart from that, I was, and still am, a very good girl.'

Although

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- Amanda jokes about wanting to leave BGT, it's clear that she really enjoys her role as a talent spotter.
- Amanda Holden jokes about wanting to leave BGT, it's clear that she really enjoys her role as a talent spotter.
- BGT jokes about wanting to leave BGT, it's clear that she really enjoys her role as a talent spotter.
- Britain jokes about wanting to leave BGT, it's clear that she really enjoys her role as a talent spotter.
- Chris Hughes jokes about wanting to leave BGT, it's clear that she really enjoys her role as a talent spotter.
- Family Fortunes jokes about wanting to leave BGT, it's clear that she really enjoys her role as a talent spotter.
- Got Talent jokes about wanting to leave BGT, it's clear that she really enjoys her role as a talent spotter.
- Les Dennis jokes about wanting to leave BGT, it's clear that she really enjoys her role as a talent spotter.
- Neil Morrissey jokes about wanting to leave BGT, it's clear that she really enjoys her role as a talent spotter.
- Neil [Morrissey jokes about wanting to leave BGT, it's clear that she really enjoys her role as a talent spotter.
- Notebook jokes about wanting to leave BGT, it's clear that she really enjoys her role as a talent spotter.
- Simon Cowell jokes about wanting to leave BGT, it's clear that she really enjoys her role as a talent spotter.
- This Morning jokes about wanting to leave BGT, it's clear that she really enjoys her role as a talent spotter.


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Washington (CNN) While the two vastly disagree on a range of issues -- trade, immigration and climate change, to name a few -- US President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met Monday on rare common ground, a conciliatory gesture forged in large part by Trump's daughter, Ivanka. Trudeau sat across the table from Trump in the Cabinet Room, surrounded by a dozen female CEOs and business leaders. The President pledged the launch of the United States Canada Council for the Advancement of Women Business Leaders-Female Entrepreneurs, intended to discuss, formulate and implement support for women in the workplace.

Devotees of

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- Advancement of Women Business Leaders's social media profiles will also note that #WomenWhoWork frequently appears in posts about her busy lifestyle.
- CEOs's social media profiles will also note that #WomenWhoWork frequently appears in posts about her busy lifestyle.
- CNN's social media profiles will also note that #WomenWhoWork frequently appears in posts about her busy lifestyle.
- Cabinet Room's social media profiles will also note that #WomenWhoWork frequently appears in posts about her busy lifestyle.
- Canadian's social media profiles will also note that #WomenWhoWork frequently appears in posts about her busy lifestyle.
- Donald Trump's social media profiles will also note that #WomenWhoWork frequently appears in posts about her busy lifestyle.
- Female Entrepreneurs's social media profiles will also note that #WomenWhoWork frequently appears in posts about her busy lifestyle.
- Ivanka's social media profiles will also note that #WomenWhoWork frequently appears in posts about her busy lifestyle.
- Ivanka Trump's social media profiles will also note that #WomenWhoWork frequently appears in posts about her busy lifestyle.
- Justin Trudeau's social media profiles will also note that #WomenWhoWork frequently appears in posts about her busy lifestyle.
- Trudeau's social media profiles will also note that #WomenWhoWork frequently appears in posts about her busy lifestyle.
- Trump's social media profiles will also note that #WomenWhoWork frequently appears in posts about her busy lifestyle.
- US's social media profiles will also note that #WomenWhoWork frequently appears in posts about her busy lifestyle.
- United States Canada Council's social media profiles will also note that #WomenWhoWork frequently appears in posts about her busy lifestyle.
- Washington's social media profiles will also note that #WomenWhoWork frequently appears in posts about her busy lifestyle.


Move over Grumpy Cat, and step aside Tuna, there's a new celebrity animal in town, and he's quickly earning the impressive levels of adoration reserved especially for social media's most popular pets. And in addition to entertaining his wide fanbase, Otter the Pit Bull, a six-year-old rescue dog from Philadelphia, is also helping to change people's preconceived notions about his breed as he poses in fashionable outfits and makes silly facial expressions for his nearly 12,000 followers. The adorable canine, who was taken in by his owner, 33-year-old Leslie O'Neill, as a stray when he was 18 months old, is often pictured wearing a bizarre array of outfits, from glamorous to amusing, on the photo-sharing app.

OPTIONS:
- Grumpy Cat, who is a mixed breed, is pictured in another shot wearing a chic wool pea coat, Ugg boots, and thick-framed glasses.
- Instagram, who is a mixed breed, is pictured in another shot wearing a chic wool pea coat, Ugg boots, and thick-framed glasses.
- Leslie, who is a mixed breed, is pictured in another shot wearing a chic wool pea coat, Ugg boots, and thick-framed glasses.
- Leslie O'Neill, who is a mixed breed, is pictured in another shot wearing a chic wool pea coat, Ugg boots, and thick-framed glasses.
- Otter, who is a mixed breed, is pictured in another shot wearing a chic wool pea coat, Ugg boots, and thick-framed glasses.
- Philadelphia, who is a mixed breed, is pictured in another shot wearing a chic wool pea coat, Ugg boots, and thick-framed glasses.
- Pit Bull, who is a mixed breed, is pictured in another shot wearing a chic wool pea coat, Ugg boots, and thick-framed glasses.
- Tuna, who is a mixed breed, is pictured in another shot wearing a chic wool pea coat, Ugg boots, and thick-framed glasses.


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A Scottish Nationalist MSP was at the centre of a race-hate storm last night after sharing an anti-Semitic image online which was compared to the ‘very worst of Nazi propaganda’. Sandra White made a humiliating apology to a Jewish group which condemned the ‘bizarre and hateful’ image she circulated to her thousands of followers on social media website Twitter. But campaigners said that she should be disciplined for ‘retweeting’ the disturbing cartoon. A petition, which had 500 supporters last night, was launched by campaigners calling on the Glasgow Kelvin MSP to quit. The image she retweeted depicted six piglets – representing Britain, the US, Israel and terror groups Isis, Al Qaeda and Boko Haram – suckling from a large sow with the word ‘Rothschild’ written on it.

An

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- Al Qaeda spokesman said: ‘Sandra White has written to ScoJec to apologise unreservedly for the offence cause by her accidental sharing of this image.
- Boko Haram spokesman said: ‘Sandra White has written to ScoJec to apologise unreservedly for the offence cause by her accidental sharing of this image.
- Britain spokesman said: ‘Sandra White has written to ScoJec to apologise unreservedly for the offence cause by her accidental sharing of this image.
- Glasgow spokesman said: ‘Sandra White has written to ScoJec to apologise unreservedly for the offence cause by her accidental sharing of this image.
- Glasgow Kelvin MSP spokesman said: ‘Sandra White has written to ScoJec to apologise unreservedly for the offence cause by her accidental sharing of this image.
- Isis spokesman said: ‘Sandra White has written to ScoJec to apologise unreservedly for the offence cause by her accidental sharing of this image.
- Israel spokesman said: ‘Sandra White has written to ScoJec to apologise unreservedly for the offence cause by her accidental sharing of this image.
- Jewish spokesman said: ‘Sandra White has written to ScoJec to apologise unreservedly for the offence cause by her accidental sharing of this image.
- Kelvin spokesman said: ‘Sandra White has written to ScoJec to apologise unreservedly for the offence cause by her accidental sharing of this image.
- Nazi spokesman said: ‘Sandra White has written to ScoJec to apologise unreservedly for the offence cause by her accidental sharing of this image.
- Rothschild’ spokesman said: ‘Sandra White has written to ScoJec to apologise unreservedly for the offence cause by her accidental sharing of this image.
- SNP spokesman said: ‘Sandra White has written to ScoJec to apologise unreservedly for the offence cause by her accidental sharing of this image.
- Sandra White spokesman said: ‘Sandra White has written to ScoJec to apologise unreservedly for the offence cause by her accidental sharing of this image.
- Scottish spokesman said: ‘Sandra White has written to ScoJec to apologise unreservedly for the offence cause by her accidental sharing of this image.
- Semitic spokesman said: ‘Sandra White has written to ScoJec to apologise unreservedly for the offence cause by her accidental sharing of this image.
- Twitter spokesman said: ‘Sandra White has written to ScoJec to apologise unreservedly for the offence cause by her accidental sharing of this image.
- US spokesman said: ‘Sandra White has written to ScoJec to apologise unreservedly for the offence cause by her accidental sharing of this image.


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A shelf stacker has been crowned Mr England after beating off stiff competition in the form of an Armani model, a personal trainer and a professional tennis player. Chiselled Chris Bramell, 22, was scanning groceries in a Liverpool branch of Aldi when he was scouted by Mr Liverpool bosses. He decided to enter the beauty contest after his mother badgered him into it. Despite saying the accolade has really 'boosted' his confidence, the Ken doll-lookalike, from Netherley, Liverpool, has no intention of quitting his store assistant job. Recalling the moment he was discovered by talent scouts, Chris said: 'I was just at work in Aldi - it was a normal day at work and I was on the till.

Handsome Chris was working full-time in the price-friendly retailer when he beat nine other competitors - including one who looked 'like a proper model' - to land the Mr

OPTIONS:
- Aldi title.
- Armani title.
- Brittany Connor title.
- Chiselled title.
- Chris title.
- Chris Bramell title.
- England title.
- Ken title.
- Liverpool title.
- Netherley title.
- Pin title.


An Alabama woman on trial for murder in her granddaughter's death called out the child's name time after time as the girl lay on the ground after collapsing, but didn't tell medics the girl had run for hours, according to evidence presented on Tuesday. Joyce Hardin Garrard, 49, is heard repeatedly calling the name of 9-year-old Savannah Hardin in the more than 11-minute 911 recording played in an otherwise silent courtroom. The child's stepmother, Jessica Mae Hardin, told the 911 operator the girl had a seizure. Garrard talked in the background. Jurors heard a 911 during which Joyce Hardin Garrard didn't tell medics that she had made the girl had run for hours and could also be heard asking for 'a smoke' while the child was unconscious

'She was throwing up while she was trying to get water,'

OPTIONS:
- Alabama testified.
- Garrard testified.
- Jessica Mae Hardin testified.
- Jolie Jacobs testified.
- Joyce Garrard testified.
- Joyce Hardin Garrard testified.
- Savannah testified.
- Savannah Hardin testified.


Manhattan's Fifth Avenue was a sea of bizarre hats today as people celebrating Easter took to the streets in outlandish headgear. Whether they had just emerged from Mass, or were only there to bare their bonnets, the quintessential Big Apple thoroughfare thronged with color on Sunday afternoon. Bunny ears, eggs and flowers were among the more conservative adornments festooning the heads of New Yorkers as they milled around in a loose gaggle centered on St Patrick's Cathedral. Mad hatters: These parader-goers, pictured in front of St Patrick's Cathedral on Manhattan's Fifth Avenue, were among the more conservative hat-wearers in the annual Easter parade

Elaborate rabbit: This puppet bunny was another of the out-there headpieces seen strutting down

OPTIONS:
- Big Apple
- Bill de Blasio
- Easter
- Fifth Avenue
- Manhattan
- Mass
- New York City
- New Yorkers
- St Patrick's Cathedral


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(CNN) If you're a man who travels to an area with active Zika transmission, you should wait at least six months after exposure to have unprotected sex or try to conceive a baby, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Friday, even if you never had symptoms of the virus. Women should wait a full eight weeks after exposure. "The time frames now match, whether you are trying to prevent sexual transmission or protect pregnancy," said Dr. Denise Jamieson, chief of the CDC's Women's Health and Fertility Branch. "We are making it simple." The World Health Organization issued similar guidelines in early September, but its advice went further, recommending that women as well as men wait a full six months to conceive a baby or practice unprotected sex.

"Given that limited data are available," said the

OPTIONS:
- CDC guidance, "some couples in which a partner had possible Zika virus exposure might choose to wait longer or shorter than the recommended time period to conceive, depending on individual circumstances (maternal age, fertility, details of possible exposure) and risk tolerance."
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidance, "some couples in which a partner had possible Zika virus exposure might choose to wait longer or shorter than the recommended time period to conceive, depending on individual circumstances (maternal age, fertility, details of possible exposure) and risk tolerance."
- Denise Jamieson guidance, "some couples in which a partner had possible Zika virus exposure might choose to wait longer or shorter than the recommended time period to conceive, depending on individual circumstances (maternal age, fertility, details of possible exposure) and risk tolerance."
- WHO guidance, "some couples in which a partner had possible Zika virus exposure might choose to wait longer or shorter than the recommended time period to conceive, depending on individual circumstances (maternal age, fertility, details of possible exposure) and risk tolerance."
- Women's Health and Fertility Branch guidance, "some couples in which a partner had possible Zika virus exposure might choose to wait longer or shorter than the recommended time period to conceive, depending on individual circumstances (maternal age, fertility, details of possible exposure) and risk tolerance."
- World Health Organization guidance, "some couples in which a partner had possible Zika virus exposure might choose to wait longer or shorter than the recommended time period to conceive, depending on individual circumstances (maternal age, fertility, details of possible exposure) and risk tolerance."
- Zika guidance, "some couples in which a partner had possible Zika virus exposure might choose to wait longer or shorter than the recommended time period to conceive, depending on individual circumstances (maternal age, fertility, details of possible exposure) and risk tolerance."


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Los Angeles (CNN) -- Face-to-face questioning of potential jurors to hear the case against Michael Jackson's doctor began in a packed Los Angeles courtroom Friday morning, four days ahead of the opening statements and testimony. The pool of 84 potential jurors in court appeared diverse, although only six were African-American. Each side will be allowed 10 "peremptory challenges," allowing them to get rid of jurors without stating a reason. Prosecutors and defense lawyers mutually agreed in closed-door sessions Wednesday and Thursday on which potential jurors in a pool of 145 were too biased to put their prejudices aside to decide if Dr. Conrad Murray is criminally responsible for the pop icon's death, according to Murray defense lawyer Michael Flanagan.

"Both sides just want to get a fair jury that hasn't made up their mind and is willing to make a decision based upon the facts,"

OPTIONS:
- African-American said after Thursday's jury selection session.
- CNN said after Thursday's jury selection session.
- Conrad Murray said after Thursday's jury selection session.
- Los Angeles said after Thursday's jury selection session.
- Michael Flanagan said after Thursday's jury selection session.
- Michael Jackson said after Thursday's jury selection session.
- Murray said after Thursday's jury selection session.
- NEW said after Thursday's jury selection session.


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The families of hostages David Haines and Alan Henning who were murdered by the Islamic extremist Jihadi John have been blessed by the Pope. Aid worker David Haines, of Yorkshire, was beheaded last September after being captured by Islamic state. Alan Henning, 47, a father-of-two, was killed in the same way a month later. Both murders appeared on video and apparently showed Jihadi John, who has recently been unmasked as Mohammed Emwazi, from London, carrying out the killings. Pope Francis met Barbara Henning right), the wife of murdered British hostage Alan Henning, and Michael Haines (centre), the brother of David Haines, at St Peter's Basilica today

OPTIONS:
- Alan Henning has dedicated his life to promoting unity between religions since his brother was murdered
- Barbara Henning has dedicated his life to promoting unity between religions since his brother was murdered
- British has dedicated his life to promoting unity between religions since his brother was murdered
- David Haines has dedicated his life to promoting unity between religions since his brother was murdered
- Francis has dedicated his life to promoting unity between religions since his brother was murdered
- Haines has dedicated his life to promoting unity between religions since his brother was murdered
- Henning has dedicated his life to promoting unity between religions since his brother was murdered
- ISIS has dedicated his life to promoting unity between religions since his brother was murdered
- Islamic has dedicated his life to promoting unity between religions since his brother was murdered
- Jihadi John has dedicated his life to promoting unity between religions since his brother was murdered
- London has dedicated his life to promoting unity between religions since his brother was murdered
- Michael Haines has dedicated his life to promoting unity between religions since his brother was murdered
- Mohammed Emwazi has dedicated his life to promoting unity between religions since his brother was murdered
- Pope has dedicated his life to promoting unity between religions since his brother was murdered
- St Peter's Basilica has dedicated his life to promoting unity between religions since his brother was murdered
- Yorkshire has dedicated his life to promoting unity between religions since his brother was murdered


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GAZA CITY, Gaza (CNN) -- Palestinian militants declared Sunday that they would stop attacks on Israel for a week, a statement that came hours after Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert announced a unilateral cease-fire in the country's assault on Hamas in Gaza. An Israeli soldier holds up an Israeli flag after leaving Gaza on Sunday. The Palestinians demanded that Israel remove all troops from Gaza within the week, Hamas spokesman Ayman Taha said from Egypt. The agreement appears to cover all Palestinian armed factions, not only Hamas. "We in the Palestinian resistance movements announce a cease-fire in the Gaza Strip," Moussa Abu Marzouk, a senior Hamas official in Syria, said on Syrian TV. "And we demand that Israeli forces withdraw in one week and that they open all the border crossings to permit the entry of humanitarian aid and basic goods for our people in Gaza."

Shortly before the rocket attacks, Palestinian gunmen opened fire on

OPTIONS:
- Ayman Taha forces in northern Gaza, the military said.
- CNN forces in northern Gaza, the military said.
- Egypt forces in northern Gaza, the military said.
- Ehud Olmert forces in northern Gaza, the military said.
- GAZA CITY forces in northern Gaza, the military said.
- Gaza forces in northern Gaza, the military said.
- Gaza Strip forces in northern Gaza, the military said.
- Hamas forces in northern Gaza, the military said.
- Israel forces in northern Gaza, the military said.
- Israeli forces in northern Gaza, the military said.
- Moussa Abu Marzouk forces in northern Gaza, the military said.
- Palestinian forces in northern Gaza, the military said.
- Palestinian Authority forces in northern Gaza, the military said.
- Palestinians forces in northern Gaza, the military said.
- Syria forces in northern Gaza, the military said.
- Syrian forces in northern Gaza, the military said.


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Kim Kardashian has admitted in the past to using Botox and even had the procedure performed while appearing on Keeping Up With The Kardashians in 2010. And judging from a fun selfie posted on Wednesday, the 34-year-old pregnant star appears to have had the line-smoothing injections done again in recent months. In the snap shared on both Instagram and Twitter, the E! queen is seen scrunching up her face as she flashes a peace sign while sitting next to older sister Kourtney, 36. The image was capture while at Kanye West's 38th birthday bash at the Staples Center in LA on Monday.

Also on Wednesday UsWeekly alleged that Kim and

OPTIONS:
- ABC News are expecting a baby boy.
- Botox are expecting a baby boy.
- Instagram are expecting a baby boy.
- Kanye West are expecting a baby boy.
- Keeping Up With The Kardashians are expecting a baby boy.
- Kim are expecting a baby boy.
- Kim Kardashian are expecting a baby boy.
- Kourtney are expecting a baby boy.
- LA are expecting a baby boy.
- Staples Center are expecting a baby boy.
- Twitter are expecting a baby boy.


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GAZA CITY (CNN)  -- About 150 pro-Fatah Palestinians seeking refuge from a Hamas crackdown in eastern Gaza City were allowed into Israel on Saturday, an Israel Defense Forces spokesman told CNN. Fatah members are led handcuffed and blindfolded through a Gaza City checkpoint into Israel on Saturday. They were let in at the request of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas after Hamas took control of a neighborhood in eastern Gaza City on Saturday. The Palestinians entered through a security checkpoint in Nahal Oz in the Gaza's northern region Saturday afternoon, the spokesman said. "They were asking to enter the state of Israel after being threatened by Hamas gunmen," the spokesman said.

The

OPTIONS:
- CNN forces were battling a family suspected of harboring Fatah members wanted in last week's Gaza beach bombing.
- Egypt forces were battling a family suspected of harboring Fatah members wanted in last week's Gaza beach bombing.
- Fatah forces were battling a family suspected of harboring Fatah members wanted in last week's Gaza beach bombing.
- GAZA CITY forces were battling a family suspected of harboring Fatah members wanted in last week's Gaza beach bombing.
- Gaza forces were battling a family suspected of harboring Fatah members wanted in last week's Gaza beach bombing.
- Gaza City forces were battling a family suspected of harboring Fatah members wanted in last week's Gaza beach bombing.
- Hamas forces were battling a family suspected of harboring Fatah members wanted in last week's Gaza beach bombing.
- Israel forces were battling a family suspected of harboring Fatah members wanted in last week's Gaza beach bombing.
- Israel Defense Forces forces were battling a family suspected of harboring Fatah members wanted in last week's Gaza beach bombing.
- Mahmoud Abbas forces were battling a family suspected of harboring Fatah members wanted in last week's Gaza beach bombing.
- Nahal Oz forces were battling a family suspected of harboring Fatah members wanted in last week's Gaza beach bombing.
- Palestinian forces were battling a family suspected of harboring Fatah members wanted in last week's Gaza beach bombing.
- Palestinian Authority forces were battling a family suspected of harboring Fatah members wanted in last week's Gaza beach bombing.
- Palestinians forces were battling a family suspected of harboring Fatah members wanted in last week's Gaza beach bombing.
- pro-Fatah forces were battling a family suspected of harboring Fatah members wanted in last week's Gaza beach bombing.


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(CNN) As the President got ready to sell his latest executive order  to the American public, an overhaul of the H-1B skilled worker visa program, under his "Buy American, Hire American" slogan, Ivanka Trump appeared to be busy protecting the real emerald of the Trump family's vast business empire: China. On April 6, hours before she and her husband dined with the Chinese President and his family, Ivanka's company secured provisional approval for three new trademarks to sell her brand's jewelry, bags and spa services in the world's second-largest economy. Though there is no direct evidence linking her trademark approval to the dinner or any other meeting with the Chinese government, the story does draw attention to the fine line the Trump White House is walking when it comes to maintaining its family businesses.

Unlike her father, Ivanka is subject to federal rules that prevent her from participating in matters in which she has a financial interest now that she works in the

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- American in an official capacity.
- Anushay Hossain in an official capacity.
- Buy American in an official capacity.
- China in an official capacity.
- Chinese in an official capacity.
- H-1B in an official capacity.
- Hire American in an official capacity.
- Ivanka in an official capacity.
- Ivanka Trump in an official capacity.
- OK in an official capacity.
- Trump in an official capacity.
- Trump White House in an official capacity.


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Washington (CNN) Support for tighter gun control laws increased 9 percentage points after the Orlando terror attack, and support for background checks and other measures being debated in the Senate hovered around 90%, according to CNN/ORC poll released Monday. The support for tougher gun laws rose to 55% in the newest poll -- the highest number since just one month after the shootings in Newtown, Connecticut, in January 2013. But support for specific gun control measures was very strong, with 92% saying they wanted expanded background checks, 87% supporting a ban for felons or people with mental health problems and 85% saying they would ban people on federal watchlists from buying guns. Among Republicans, that number is even higher -- 90% say they favor preventing people on the terror watch list or "no fly" list from buying a gun. That number is at 85% for Democrats.

The latest CNN/ORC poll also found that a stark partisan divide on the issue remains -- with 78% of

OPTIONS:
- CNN supporting tougher laws, 29% of Republicans supporting tougher laws and independents almost evenly split (53% support tougher laws.)
- Connecticut supporting tougher laws, 29% of Republicans supporting tougher laws and independents almost evenly split (53% support tougher laws.)
- Democrats supporting tougher laws, 29% of Republicans supporting tougher laws and independents almost evenly split (53% support tougher laws.)
- Newtown supporting tougher laws, 29% of Republicans supporting tougher laws and independents almost evenly split (53% support tougher laws.)
- ORC supporting tougher laws, 29% of Republicans supporting tougher laws and independents almost evenly split (53% support tougher laws.)
- Orlando supporting tougher laws, 29% of Republicans supporting tougher laws and independents almost evenly split (53% support tougher laws.)
- Republicans supporting tougher laws, 29% of Republicans supporting tougher laws and independents almost evenly split (53% support tougher laws.)
- Senate supporting tougher laws, 29% of Republicans supporting tougher laws and independents almost evenly split (53% support tougher laws.)
- Washington supporting tougher laws, 29% of Republicans supporting tougher laws and independents almost evenly split (53% support tougher laws.)


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Celebrity chef Neil Perry's Rockpool restaurant in Sydney has been crowned the best restaurant in Australia. Gourmet Traveller magazine named the Bridge Street restaurant, which prides itself on local produce with an Asian twist, in first place for its attention to detail. Perry and executive chef Phil Wood's inventiveness in the kitchen was also praised during the ceremony at Carriageworks in Sydney on Wednesday night. The average main dish at Rockpool costs around $40-$50, while the nine course tasting menu is $185. Neil Perry continues to run the restaurant as well as the six other Rockpool establishments in Melbourne, Sydney and Perth.

Mr Perry is one of Australia's leading and most influential chefs and his menu reflects the seasonal produce on offer in

OPTIONS:
- Asian.
- Australia.
- Australian Gourmet Traveller.
- Bridge Street.
- Brisbane.
- Byron Bay.
- Carriageworks.
- Gourmet Traveller.
- Melbourne.
- Neil Perry.
- Perry.
- Perth.
- Phil Wood.
- Rockpool.
- Sydney.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) The journey started eight years ago with a Singaporean schoolboy posing for a photo with the greatest swimmer of all time. It ended in Rio de Janeiro as he won his nation's first ever Olympic gold medal. They say not to meet your heroes; Joseph Schooling beat his. Now 22 and training for the Aquatic World Championships — currently taking place in Budapest — Schooling remembers meeting Michael Phelps for the first time as if was yesterday. "My dad hosted the US Olympic team at a country club in Singapore," he tells CNN. "I was doing a Chinese composition paper and my mum said 'Joe! Michael's there, Michael's there! Get up!'

He was flanked by

OPTIONS:
- Aquatic World Championships once again, only this time as a direct rival rather than a fan.
- Budapest once again, only this time as a direct rival rather than a fan.
- CNN once again, only this time as a direct rival rather than a fan.
- Chinese once again, only this time as a direct rival rather than a fan.
- Joe once again, only this time as a direct rival rather than a fan.
- Joseph Schooling once again, only this time as a direct rival rather than a fan.
- Michael once again, only this time as a direct rival rather than a fan.
- Michael Phelps once again, only this time as a direct rival rather than a fan.
- Olympic once again, only this time as a direct rival rather than a fan.
- Rio once again, only this time as a direct rival rather than a fan.
- Rio de Janeiro once again, only this time as a direct rival rather than a fan.
- Singapore once again, only this time as a direct rival rather than a fan.
- Singaporean once again, only this time as a direct rival rather than a fan.
- Swimmer once again, only this time as a direct rival rather than a fan.
- US Olympic once again, only this time as a direct rival rather than a fan.


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(CNN) The curtain came down on the Confederations Cup Sunday, amid controversy and confusion. Not of fans or players suffering racist abuse — a fear that had dominated the run-up to the tournament in Russia -- but world governing body FIFA's use of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) system. "It is the biggest change in association football for a very, very long time," former Premier League referee, Chris Foy told CNN Sport. "This has to be done right." Except the Confederations Cup provided plenty of evidence of how VAR got things wrong — notably in not determining Chile defender Gonzalo Jara should have been red carded for elbowing German forward Timo Werner in the face in Sunday's final that was won by Germany.

The original mandate stated that the aim of

OPTIONS:
- CNN Sport was two-fold --  to achieve 100%  accuracy, whilst not "destroying the essential flow" of the game.
- Chile was two-fold --  to achieve 100%  accuracy, whilst not "destroying the essential flow" of the game.
- Chris Foy was two-fold --  to achieve 100%  accuracy, whilst not "destroying the essential flow" of the game.
- Confederations Cup was two-fold --  to achieve 100%  accuracy, whilst not "destroying the essential flow" of the game.
- FIFA was two-fold --  to achieve 100%  accuracy, whilst not "destroying the essential flow" of the game.
- German was two-fold --  to achieve 100%  accuracy, whilst not "destroying the essential flow" of the game.
- Germany was two-fold --  to achieve 100%  accuracy, whilst not "destroying the essential flow" of the game.
- Gonzalo Jara was two-fold --  to achieve 100%  accuracy, whilst not "destroying the essential flow" of the game.
- Premier League was two-fold --  to achieve 100%  accuracy, whilst not "destroying the essential flow" of the game.
- Russia was two-fold --  to achieve 100%  accuracy, whilst not "destroying the essential flow" of the game.
- Timo Werner was two-fold --  to achieve 100%  accuracy, whilst not "destroying the essential flow" of the game.
- VAR was two-fold --  to achieve 100%  accuracy, whilst not "destroying the essential flow" of the game.
- Video Assistant Referee was two-fold --  to achieve 100%  accuracy, whilst not "destroying the essential flow" of the game.


Dramatic 911 calls have been released of fisherman telling police about a deadly car crash that resulted in a toddler being pulled alive from the wreckage Lynn Jennifer Groesbeck died when she lost control of the car she was driving in Spanish Forks, Utah,  crashing into a river on Saturday. The 25-year-old was travelling in the car with her 18-month-old daughter Lily, who was miraculously pulled alive from the submerged vehicle despite being inside for 14 hours. Scroll down for video Lone survivor: 25-year-old Lynn Jennifer Groesbeck (left) and her 18-month-old daughter, Lily (right), were found inside a crashed car in Utah's Spanish Fork river on Saturday. Groesbeck pictured above in a photo posted to Facebook

Rescue mission: When

OPTIONS:
- Dodge was retreived from the car, police officers handed the cold girl to one another until she reached the shore and emergency workers could rush her to the hospital
- Facebook was retreived from the car, police officers handed the cold girl to one another until she reached the shore and emergency workers could rush her to the hospital
- Fisherman was retreived from the car, police officers handed the cold girl to one another until she reached the shore and emergency workers could rush her to the hospital
- Groesbeck was retreived from the car, police officers handed the cold girl to one another until she reached the shore and emergency workers could rush her to the hospital
- Lily was retreived from the car, police officers handed the cold girl to one another until she reached the shore and emergency workers could rush her to the hospital
- Lynn Groesbeck was retreived from the car, police officers handed the cold girl to one another until she reached the shore and emergency workers could rush her to the hospital
- Lynn Jennifer Groesbeck was retreived from the car, police officers handed the cold girl to one another until she reached the shore and emergency workers could rush her to the hospital
- Spanish Fork River was retreived from the car, police officers handed the cold girl to one another until she reached the shore and emergency workers could rush her to the hospital
- Spanish Fork river was retreived from the car, police officers handed the cold girl to one another until she reached the shore and emergency workers could rush her to the hospital
- Spanish Forks was retreived from the car, police officers handed the cold girl to one another until she reached the shore and emergency workers could rush her to the hospital
- Utah was retreived from the car, police officers handed the cold girl to one another until she reached the shore and emergency workers could rush her to the hospital


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

(CNN) The Iraqi Air Force dropped thousands of leaflets over Mosul on Saturday night to warn residents of a looming offensive on the ISIS-held city. "It's victory time," blares a headline on the newspaper-style leaflets, quoting Iraqi President Haider al-Abadi in remarks directed at Mosul's residents. "Time to celebrate a clean Iraq without 'Daesh' (ISIS) or any dark belief." Another headline reads, "We are preparing to take action to free Mosul and regain security and stability in the region." The four-page leaflets tell residents that coalition forces are making advances on Iraq's second-largest city and that no one should panic. Residents are asked to stay away from certain parts of the city, avoid ISIS positions, remain in their homes and seal their windows and doors. A phone number for Mosul residents to report ISIS activity is included.

OPTIONS:
- Abadi claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement released by the ISIS-affiliated Amaq Agency.
- Daesh claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement released by the ISIS-affiliated Amaq Agency.
- Haider al claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement released by the ISIS-affiliated Amaq Agency.
- ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement released by the ISIS-affiliated Amaq Agency.
- Iraq claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement released by the ISIS-affiliated Amaq Agency.
- Iraqi claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement released by the ISIS-affiliated Amaq Agency.
- Iraqi Air Force claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement released by the ISIS-affiliated Amaq Agency.
- Kurdish claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement released by the ISIS-affiliated Amaq Agency.
- Mosul claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement released by the ISIS-affiliated Amaq Agency.
- Raqqa claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement released by the ISIS-affiliated Amaq Agency.
- Syria claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement released by the ISIS-affiliated Amaq Agency.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) No American President has ever spoken to the world like this. In his United Nations General Assembly debut, Trump applied the disruptive, bellicose, nationalistic persona that shattered US political norms and signaled an attempt to transform America's role in the world and the international system itself. "We must work together and confront together those who threaten us with chaos, turmoil and terror," Trump said in a survey of global geopolitics that paralleled his stark inaugural address eight months ago. It was dark, desolate, had a whiff of authoritarianism and pulsated with threats: None of his predecessors, for instance, stood in the well of the UN chamber and threatened to wipe a country -- in this case, North Korea -- off the face of the planet. It was the "axis of evil" on steroids as the President blasted "rogue states" and trumped George W. Bush-era rhetoric to put Pyongyang, Iran, Venezuela and Cuba on notice.

And

OPTIONS:
- America's willingness for other nations to pursue their self interests in preference to common goals also appears selective.
- American's willingness for other nations to pursue their self interests in preference to common goals also appears selective.
- CNN's willingness for other nations to pursue their self interests in preference to common goals also appears selective.
- Cuba's willingness for other nations to pursue their self interests in preference to common goals also appears selective.
- George W. Bush's willingness for other nations to pursue their self interests in preference to common goals also appears selective.
- Heritage Foundation's willingness for other nations to pursue their self interests in preference to common goals also appears selective.
- Iran's willingness for other nations to pursue their self interests in preference to common goals also appears selective.
- Nile Gardiner's willingness for other nations to pursue their self interests in preference to common goals also appears selective.
- North Korea's willingness for other nations to pursue their self interests in preference to common goals also appears selective.
- Pyongyang's willingness for other nations to pursue their self interests in preference to common goals also appears selective.
- Trump's willingness for other nations to pursue their self interests in preference to common goals also appears selective.
- UN's willingness for other nations to pursue their self interests in preference to common goals also appears selective.
- US's willingness for other nations to pursue their self interests in preference to common goals also appears selective.
- United Nations General Assembly's willingness for other nations to pursue their self interests in preference to common goals also appears selective.
- Venezuela's willingness for other nations to pursue their self interests in preference to common goals also appears selective.


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London (CNN) Russian President Vladimir Putin probably approved the operation by Russian agents to kill former FSB spy Alexander Litvinenko in 2006, a detailed UK inquiry has concluded. Retired High Court Judge Robert Owen, who conducted the inquiry, wrote that he was "sure" that two former Russian agents poisoned the 44-year-old at a London hotel with highly radioactive polonium-210. And Owen wrote that he was also sure that the two men who allegedly poisoned Litvinenko -- former KGB and FSB employee Andrei Lugovoi and former Russian army officer Dmitri Kovtun -- were acting on behalf of others, probably the Russian spy service, the FSB.

He said: "You may succeed in silencing one man but the howl of protest from around the world will reverberate, Mr.

OPTIONS:
- Alexander Litvinenko, in your ears for the rest of your life."
- Andrei Lugovoi, in your ears for the rest of your life."
- CNN, in your ears for the rest of your life."
- Dmitri Kovtun, in your ears for the rest of your life."
- FSB, in your ears for the rest of your life."
- Foreign Ministry, in your ears for the rest of your life."
- High Court, in your ears for the rest of your life."
- KGB, in your ears for the rest of your life."
- Litvinenko, in your ears for the rest of your life."
- London, in your ears for the rest of your life."
- Lugovoi, in your ears for the rest of your life."
- Owen, in your ears for the rest of your life."
- Putin, in your ears for the rest of your life."
- Robert Owen, in your ears for the rest of your life."
- Russia, in your ears for the rest of your life."
- Russian, in your ears for the rest of your life."
- UK, in your ears for the rest of your life."
- UK Foreign Office, in your ears for the rest of your life."
- Vladimir Putin, in your ears for the rest of your life."


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Allegations that a secret undercover police unit carried out spying operations on Labour MPs need to be investigated immediately,  Nick Clegg demanded this morning. The Deputy Prime Minister said the idea that elected politicians were being 'snooped on' because of their views 'appalled' him and urged the Home Secretary Theresa May to order a wider probe into undercover police tactics to investigate allegations. It comes after a former officer, Peter Francis, said he read files on 10 MPs during his 11 years working for the Metropolitan Police's now notorious Special Demonstration Squad. The Deputy Prime Minister said the idea that elected politicians were being 'snooped on' because of their views 'appalled' him

Hundreds of animal rights activists, neo-Nazi groups, campaigners for black justice and other campaigners who, unknowingly, were spied on by the

OPTIONS:
- Harriet Harman could have their convictions overturned.
- Jack Straw could have their convictions overturned.
- Labour could have their convictions overturned.
- Labour MPs could have their convictions overturned.
- Metropolitan Police could have their convictions overturned.
- Nick Clegg could have their convictions overturned.
- Peter Francis could have their convictions overturned.
- Peter Hain could have their convictions overturned.
- Special Demonstration Squad could have their convictions overturned.
- Theresa May could have their convictions overturned.


Find the right ending to this passage.

An autopsy has been completed on a missing Florida woman who was found dead in her sunken car in a Tampa-area lake, showing she was intoxicated  when she drove into into the water and ultimately drowned. Apryl Foster was last seen on February 12 leaving a bar alone in Ybor City after a night of partying, having finished work at 11pm at Ulele Restaurant, where she was a waitress. After a widespread search, the 33-year-old was found by divers in her submerged car in Brandon, just a few blocks from her house. According to the autopsy, the medical examiner measured Foster's blood alcohol level at 0.18, which is over twice the legal limit for driving, as well as THC, the active ingredient in marijuana, My Fox Tampa Bay reported.

OPTIONS:
- Apryl Foster was reported missing after she failed to show up for work at the Ulele restaurant.
- Autopsy was reported missing after she failed to show up for work at the Ulele restaurant.
- Brandon was reported missing after she failed to show up for work at the Ulele restaurant.
- CCTV was reported missing after she failed to show up for work at the Ulele restaurant.
- Florida was reported missing after she failed to show up for work at the Ulele restaurant.
- Foster was reported missing after she failed to show up for work at the Ulele restaurant.
- Fox Tampa Bay was reported missing after she failed to show up for work at the Ulele restaurant.
- THC was reported missing after she failed to show up for work at the Ulele restaurant.
- Tampa was reported missing after she failed to show up for work at the Ulele restaurant.
- Ulele Restaurant was reported missing after she failed to show up for work at the Ulele restaurant.
- Ybor City was reported missing after she failed to show up for work at the Ulele restaurant.


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The original suspect in the murder of an America’s Next Top Model contestant and three others was scheduled to be ejected from the US in 2012 but was granted deferred deportation under President Obama’s amnesty policy, it was revealed today. Emmanuel Jesus Rangel-Hernandez, 19, was arrested last month in connection to a triple-homicide in Charlotte, North Carolina, that claimed the lives of aspiring model Mirjana Puhar, 19, her 23-year-old boyfriend Jonathan Alvarado, and 21-year-old Jusmar Isiah Gonzaga-Garcia. His alleged accomplice, 19-year-old David Ezequel Lopez, was taken into custody Thursday and jailed on three counts of first-degree murder. Scroll down for video

OPTIONS:
- America’s Next Top Model has also been charged in a separate murder that occurred February 22.
- Charlotte has also been charged in a separate murder that occurred February 22.
- David Ezequel Lopez has also been charged in a separate murder that occurred February 22.
- David Lopez has also been charged in a separate murder that occurred February 22.
- Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals has also been charged in a separate murder that occurred February 22.
- Emmanuel Jesus Rangel has also been charged in a separate murder that occurred February 22.
- Emmanuel Jesus Rangel-Hernandez has also been charged in a separate murder that occurred February 22.
- Garcia has also been charged in a separate murder that occurred February 22.
- Jonathan Alvarado has also been charged in a separate murder that occurred February 22.
- Jusmar Isiah Gonzaga has also been charged in a separate murder that occurred February 22.
- Jusmar Isiah Gonzaga-Garcia has also been charged in a separate murder that occurred February 22.
- Mexico has also been charged in a separate murder that occurred February 22.
- Mirjana Puhar has also been charged in a separate murder that occurred February 22.
- North Carolina has also been charged in a separate murder that occurred February 22.
- Obama has also been charged in a separate murder that occurred February 22.
- Puhar has also been charged in a separate murder that occurred February 22.
- Rangel has also been charged in a separate murder that occurred February 22.
- US has also been charged in a separate murder that occurred February 22.


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

He could still be about to walk away from Barcelona, but if Luis Enrique does quit after winning the Champions League on Saturday night in Berlin it will be the sort of farewell that nobody envisaged back in January. At the start of the year the Barcelona manager appeared to have completely lost the Barcelona dressing room, and his opposite number at Real Madrid Carlo Ancelotti had just taken his team on a run of 22 victories. One man was all set to be given a new contract, and the other looked ready to be given the boot. Five months later it is Ancelotti out of work and currently considering a job offer from his former boss at AC Milan - Silvio Berlusconi - while Luis Enrique is making plans for Berlin.

That game against Real Sociedad ended in a 1-0 defeat with

OPTIONS:
- AC Milan having to swallow his pride at half-time and tell Messi to get ready to come on.
- Ancelotti having to swallow his pride at half-time and tell Messi to get ready to come on.
- Barca having to swallow his pride at half-time and tell Messi to get ready to come on.
- Barcelona having to swallow his pride at half-time and tell Messi to get ready to come on.
- Berlin having to swallow his pride at half-time and tell Messi to get ready to come on.
- Carlo Ancelotti having to swallow his pride at half-time and tell Messi to get ready to come on.
- Champions League having to swallow his pride at half-time and tell Messi to get ready to come on.
- Douglas having to swallow his pride at half-time and tell Messi to get ready to come on.
- Enrique having to swallow his pride at half-time and tell Messi to get ready to come on.
- Lionel Messi having to swallow his pride at half-time and tell Messi to get ready to come on.
- Luis Enrique having to swallow his pride at half-time and tell Messi to get ready to come on.
- Real Madrid having to swallow his pride at half-time and tell Messi to get ready to come on.
- Silvio Berlusconi having to swallow his pride at half-time and tell Messi to get ready to come on.


(CNN) Daniel Scavino was working a high school job cleaning golf clubs at the Briar Hall Country Club in New York's Hudson Valley when a man who would change his life pulled into the parking lot in a stretch limousine. The visitor was business mogul Donald Trump, who, at that time in 1990, was famous as a flashy real estate developer, not a politician. The course where Scavino worked was heading into foreclosure, and Trump was in the market for expanding his golf business. Scavino, a lucky 16-year-old who happened to be in the right place at the right time, was selected caddie for Trump's party. He was instantly smitten. No one will ever believe this at school on Monday, he thought.

In many ways,

OPTIONS:
- Briar Hall Country Club is a near-perfect walking example of a Trump insider.
- CNN is a near-perfect walking example of a Trump insider.
- Dan Scavino is a near-perfect walking example of a Trump insider.
- Daniel Scavino is a near-perfect walking example of a Trump insider.
- Donald Trump is a near-perfect walking example of a Trump insider.
- Hudson Valley is a near-perfect walking example of a Trump insider.
- New York is a near-perfect walking example of a Trump insider.
- Scavino is a near-perfect walking example of a Trump insider.
- Trump is a near-perfect walking example of a Trump insider.


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

(CNN) Following the election of Donald Trump, Michelle Obama said many Americans now know what it's like not to have hope. "We feel the difference now. See, now, we are feeling what not having hope feels like," she told Oprah Winfrey in an interview, a clip of which aired on CBS on Friday. "Hope is necessary. It's a necessary concept and Barack didn't just talk about hope because he thought it was just a nice slogan to get votes." "He and I and so many believe that -- what else do you have if you don't have hope," the first lady added. "What do you give your kids if you can't give them hope?"

Opting not to fire back with an attack as he typically does when facing criticism, Trump again repeated that he "honestly" believes

OPTIONS:
- Americans "meant that statement in a different way than it came out."
- Barack "meant that statement in a different way than it came out."
- CBS "meant that statement in a different way than it came out."
- Donald Trump "meant that statement in a different way than it came out."
- Hope "meant that statement in a different way than it came out."
- Michelle Obama "meant that statement in a different way than it came out."
- Oprah Winfrey "meant that statement in a different way than it came out."
- Trump "meant that statement in a different way than it came out."


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

In the late 1960s Hugh Hefner was in his prime and his magazine empire was at its peak with around a quarter of US college men reading Playboy each month. What else would an extravagant magazine publisher want to do than buy his own giant private jet to live out the A-list lifestyle? Naming the plane The Big Bunny, Hefner proceeded to transform the $5.5 million (£3.65 million) stretch DC-9 into his dream party jet, with on board showers, a round bed covered in fur and even a disco area for Mile High soirées. This was no normal jet, which became apparent from the moment guests were greeted by the air hostesses on the tarmac.

I lent it to

OPTIONS:
- Big Bunny to fly to concerts and I lent it to Yul Brynner,' he said.
- DC-9 to fly to concerts and I lent it to Yul Brynner,' he said.
- Elvis Presley to fly to concerts and I lent it to Yul Brynner,' he said.
- Hefner to fly to concerts and I lent it to Yul Brynner,' he said.
- Hugh Hefner to fly to concerts and I lent it to Yul Brynner,' he said.
- Mile High to fly to concerts and I lent it to Yul Brynner,' he said.
- Playboy to fly to concerts and I lent it to Yul Brynner,' he said.
- US to fly to concerts and I lent it to Yul Brynner,' he said.
- Vietnam War to fly to concerts and I lent it to Yul Brynner,' he said.


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Police in North Carolina have spent the past three months searching for an elderly Caucasian bank robber, but instead found a 28-year-old African-American suspect with a penchant for disguise. Benoit Constant, of Maryland, was arrested in Texas during a traffic stop and identified as a suspect in the robbery of a bank in Cornelius, North Carolina, back in December. Police say Constant, who is black, wore a lifelike mask during the heist that made him look like an elderly white man. Master of disguise: Benoit Constant (left), 28, was arrested on robbery charges after police say he held up a North Carolina bank while wearing a lifelike mask of an elderly white man (right)

The suspected bank robber is currently awaiting extradition to

OPTIONS:
- African to face charges in connection to the December heist.
- African-American to face charges in connection to the December heist.
- American to face charges in connection to the December heist.
- Benoit Constant to face charges in connection to the December heist.
- Carolinas Telco Federal Credit Union to face charges in connection to the December heist.
- Caucasian to face charges in connection to the December heist.
- Constant to face charges in connection to the December heist.
- Cornelius to face charges in connection to the December heist.
- Maryland to face charges in connection to the December heist.
- Milandra Constant to face charges in connection to the December heist.
- North Carolina to face charges in connection to the December heist.
- Texas to face charges in connection to the December heist.


Complete the passage.

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

Convention organizers clearly anticipate chaos, as evidenced by the fact that

OPTIONS:
- Black Lives Matter is seeking bids on 2,000 sets of riot gear for its police force in advance of the convention.
- CNN is seeking bids on 2,000 sets of riot gear for its police force in advance of the convention.
- Cleveland is seeking bids on 2,000 sets of riot gear for its police force in advance of the convention.
- Donald Trump is seeking bids on 2,000 sets of riot gear for its police force in advance of the convention.
- Dump Trump is seeking bids on 2,000 sets of riot gear for its police force in advance of the convention.
- GOP is seeking bids on 2,000 sets of riot gear for its police force in advance of the convention.
- Google is seeking bids on 2,000 sets of riot gear for its police force in advance of the convention.
- Latinos is seeking bids on 2,000 sets of riot gear for its police force in advance of the convention.
- Microsoft is seeking bids on 2,000 sets of riot gear for its police force in advance of the convention.
- Muslims is seeking bids on 2,000 sets of riot gear for its police force in advance of the convention.
- Raul Reyes is seeking bids on 2,000 sets of riot gear for its police force in advance of the convention.
- Republican is seeking bids on 2,000 sets of riot gear for its police force in advance of the convention.
- Trump is seeking bids on 2,000 sets of riot gear for its police force in advance of the convention.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Daryl Murphy and Freddie Sears continued Ipswich's rich vein of goal-scoring form as they ended Charlton's mini-revival with a 3-0 victory at The Valley. The duo both scored in the first half and Murphy grabbed another in the second, as Town banged in their 12th goal in four matches to edge nearer the Sky Bet Championship play-off places. Both teams had been in good form of late after being in something of a slump. Ipswich: Gerken, Chambers, Smith, Berra, Knudsen, Maitland-Niles (Coke 84), Skuse, Douglas, Pitman, Murphy, Sears (Oar 90) Charlton were looking for a third win in a row after going 12 games without victory, while Ipswich have also improved over the past three matches, hitting nine goals after managing just one in five games previously.

OPTIONS:
- Berra headed home as he took advantage of some dire defending to finish from close range.
- Chambers headed home as he took advantage of some dire defending to finish from close range.
- Charlton headed home as he took advantage of some dire defending to finish from close range.
- Coke headed home as he took advantage of some dire defending to finish from close range.
- Daryl Murphy headed home as he took advantage of some dire defending to finish from close range.
- Douglas headed home as he took advantage of some dire defending to finish from close range.
- Freddie Sears headed home as he took advantage of some dire defending to finish from close range.
- Gerken headed home as he took advantage of some dire defending to finish from close range.
- Ipswich headed home as he took advantage of some dire defending to finish from close range.
- Johnnie Jackson headed home as he took advantage of some dire defending to finish from close range.
- Knudsen headed home as he took advantage of some dire defending to finish from close range.
- Maitland headed home as he took advantage of some dire defending to finish from close range.
- Murphy headed home as he took advantage of some dire defending to finish from close range.
- Niles headed home as he took advantage of some dire defending to finish from close range.
- Oar headed home as he took advantage of some dire defending to finish from close range.
- Pitman headed home as he took advantage of some dire defending to finish from close range.
- Sears headed home as he took advantage of some dire defending to finish from close range.
- Skuse headed home as he took advantage of some dire defending to finish from close range.
- Sky Bet Championship headed home as he took advantage of some dire defending to finish from close range.
- Smith headed home as he took advantage of some dire defending to finish from close range.
- The Valley headed home as he took advantage of some dire defending to finish from close range.
- Town headed home as he took advantage of some dire defending to finish from close range.


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

Amman, Jordan (CNN) In a patch of desert largely unseen by the outside world, a humanitarian emergency is unfolding with tens of thousands of people trying to survive in miserable conditions. Aid agencies call it "the berm" -- essentially a rocky, largely uninhabitable no-man's land on Jordan's northeastern frontier with Syria. As Jordan tightened border controls late last year and restricted access, Syrian refugees, mostly from the besieged cities of Homs and Aleppo began accumulating in a makeshift settlement in this remote region -- known as Rukban. Aid groups estimate there are more than 75,000 people, mostly women and children, stranded there now.

They can't go back they cant come forward into

OPTIONS:
- Aleppo.
- Amman.
- CNN.
- Homs.
- ISIS.
- Jordan.
- Jordanian.
- Rukban.
- Syria.
- Syrian.


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Carrying heavy items to his car and pushing a wheelchair, terror preacher Hani Al-Sibai does not seem to have severe mobility problems. Yet he is claiming £50,000 a year in disability and other benefits as he defies efforts to kick him out of the country. Now Al-Sibai, a ‘key influencer’ of the group behind the Tunisian beach massacre, could have his handouts from the taxpayer slashed after the Mail took these photographs casting doubt on his claim to be severely disabled. Al-Sibai, who has fought deportation from the UK for more than a decade, insists he is too unwell to work, cannot walk without severe discomfort and requires help with basic care, such as washing, dressing and using the toilet.

However the photographs caught Al-

OPTIONS:
- Al walking with apparent ease in the sunshine.
- Hani Al walking with apparent ease in the sunshine.
- Mail walking with apparent ease in the sunshine.
- Sibai walking with apparent ease in the sunshine.
- Tunisian walking with apparent ease in the sunshine.
- UK walking with apparent ease in the sunshine.


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A porn star has been jailed after her Staffordshire bull terrier twice attacked her neighbours and mauled their dogs. Charlotte Anson, 27, who goes by the name Lottie Lovelace, was handed an eight month prison sentence after her pet Missey scaled a six-foot wall on separate occasions in Bootle, Merseyside. Her dog attacked a Yorkshire terrier named Misha on September 7 last year after escaping from the garden before doing the same weeks later and mauled a Jack Russell named Buddy. Misha's owner Janet Brand was walking her pet when she heard another dog barking from behind a brick wall and seconds later the animal was running towards them.

An earlier hearing at Sefton Magistrates' Court heard

OPTIONS:
- Anson began attacking the tiny dog and Ms Brand was forced to strike it to get away but was left with bruises and grazes in the process.
- Bootle began attacking the tiny dog and Ms Brand was forced to strike it to get away but was left with bruises and grazes in the process.
- Buddy began attacking the tiny dog and Ms Brand was forced to strike it to get away but was left with bruises and grazes in the process.
- Charlotte Anson began attacking the tiny dog and Ms Brand was forced to strike it to get away but was left with bruises and grazes in the process.
- Chelsea Cruddas began attacking the tiny dog and Ms Brand was forced to strike it to get away but was left with bruises and grazes in the process.
- Jack Russell began attacking the tiny dog and Ms Brand was forced to strike it to get away but was left with bruises and grazes in the process.
- Janet Brand began attacking the tiny dog and Ms Brand was forced to strike it to get away but was left with bruises and grazes in the process.
- Liverpool began attacking the tiny dog and Ms Brand was forced to strike it to get away but was left with bruises and grazes in the process.
- Lottie Lovelace began attacking the tiny dog and Ms Brand was forced to strike it to get away but was left with bruises and grazes in the process.
- Merseyside began attacking the tiny dog and Ms Brand was forced to strike it to get away but was left with bruises and grazes in the process.
- Misha began attacking the tiny dog and Ms Brand was forced to strike it to get away but was left with bruises and grazes in the process.
- Missey began attacking the tiny dog and Ms Brand was forced to strike it to get away but was left with bruises and grazes in the process.
- Staffordshire began attacking the tiny dog and Ms Brand was forced to strike it to get away but was left with bruises and grazes in the process.
- Yorkshire began attacking the tiny dog and Ms Brand was forced to strike it to get away but was left with bruises and grazes in the process.


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As "Real Housewives of New Jersey" star Teresa Giudice faces a 15-month prison term that's set to start in January, it's no surprise she's also been dealing with "sleepless nights." The reality star and her husband, Joe Giudice, were sentenced Thursday to serve time after pleading guilty in March to numerous federal fraud charges. Teresa Giudice will serve a 15-month sentence. Joe received a 41-month sentence and also faces the possibility of deportation since he's not a U.S. citizen. 'Real Housewives of New Jersey' stars Teresa and Joe Giudice sentenced On Monday night, both Giudices sat down with Bravo's Andy Cohen for the first part of an interview featured on Cohen's "Watch What Happens Live." When Teresa Giudice was asked about her reaction to the October 2 sentencing, she could hardly find the words to express how it has affected her, and how she fears it will affect her family.

She said she has only one request of

OPTIONS:
- Andy Cohen: "All I said to my husband was, 'All you have to do is take care of our daughters,'" she said.
- Bravo: "All I said to my husband was, 'All you have to do is take care of our daughters,'" she said.
- Cohen: "All I said to my husband was, 'All you have to do is take care of our daughters,'" she said.
- Gia: "All I said to my husband was, 'All you have to do is take care of our daughters,'" she said.
- Giudices: "All I said to my husband was, 'All you have to do is take care of our daughters,'" she said.
- Joe: "All I said to my husband was, 'All you have to do is take care of our daughters,'" she said.
- Joe Giudice: "All I said to my husband was, 'All you have to do is take care of our daughters,'" she said.
- Real Housewives of New Jersey: "All I said to my husband was, 'All you have to do is take care of our daughters,'" she said.
- Teresa: "All I said to my husband was, 'All you have to do is take care of our daughters,'" she said.
- Teresa Giudice: "All I said to my husband was, 'All you have to do is take care of our daughters,'" she said.
- U.S.: "All I said to my husband was, 'All you have to do is take care of our daughters,'" she said.
- Watch What Happens Live: "All I said to my husband was, 'All you have to do is take care of our daughters,'" she said.


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(CNN) It's been more than three years since Christopher Ponce allegedly slipped off an ankle monitor and skipped bail. The 26-year-old fugitive's time on the lam came to an end when police arrested him in Spain this week, Florida Highway Patrol Sgt. Steve Gaskins said. Ponce, who was featured on CNN's "The Hunt with John Walsh" in 2014, was charged with DUI manslaughter after a fatal 2012 car crash in Tampa, Florida. "Extradition is in motion," Gaskins wrote on Twitter. Ponce is accused of driving drunk in the wrong direction on I-275, slamming head-on into another car. The crash killed 20-year-old William Angel and seriously injured two of his friends.

After

OPTIONS:
- CNN's disappearance, police said they believed friends or family could be helping him evade authorities.
- Christopher Ponce's disappearance, police said they believed friends or family could be helping him evade authorities.
- DUI's disappearance, police said they believed friends or family could be helping him evade authorities.
- Florida's disappearance, police said they believed friends or family could be helping him evade authorities.
- Florida Highway Patrol's disappearance, police said they believed friends or family could be helping him evade authorities.
- Gaskins's disappearance, police said they believed friends or family could be helping him evade authorities.
- John Walsh's disappearance, police said they believed friends or family could be helping him evade authorities.
- Ponce's disappearance, police said they believed friends or family could be helping him evade authorities.
- Spain's disappearance, police said they believed friends or family could be helping him evade authorities.
- Steve Gaskins's disappearance, police said they believed friends or family could be helping him evade authorities.
- Tampa's disappearance, police said they believed friends or family could be helping him evade authorities.
- The Hunt's disappearance, police said they believed friends or family could be helping him evade authorities.
- Twitter's disappearance, police said they believed friends or family could be helping him evade authorities.
- William Angel's disappearance, police said they believed friends or family could be helping him evade authorities.


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Oldham Athletic have signed Ronaldo. But fans of Manchester United fear not - the League One club have not snaffled their old boy from the mighty Real Madrid. The man in question is 16-year-old Ronaldo Brown who has joined the Latics after being released by Liverpool. Like his namesake, the teenager has explosive pace and plays on the wing. Ronaldo Brown (left), pictured on tour of the Nou Camp in Barcelona, has signed for Oldham Athletic The 16-year-old  is named after Brazil's former striker Ronaldo, who is pictured scoring in the 2002 World Cup But he is actually named after the original Brazilian Ronaldo, rather than Portugal star Cristiano.

I liked the Brazil side so I named them after Ronaldo and

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona.
- Brazil.
- Brazilian.
- Brown.
- Cristiano.
- Latics.
- League One.
- Liverpool.
- Manchester United.
- Nou Camp.
- Oldham.
- Oldham Athletic.
- Portugal.
- Real Madrid.
- Rivaldo.
- Ronaldo.
- Ronaldo Brown.
- Trezeguet.
- World Cup.


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(CNN)  -- Gael Monfils saved five match points before beating top seed Roger Federer 7-6 6-7 7-6 to reach the final of the Paris Masters on Saturday. The home hero will play Robin Soderling for the title after the Swede beat  another Frenchman, Michael Llodra, in an earlier pulsating encounter at the Bercy arena. It was truly the great escape for 12th seed Monfils, who was on the ropes as he served at 5-6 down in the deciding set, having broken back after dropping his service for the first time. The opening two sets were shared on tiebreaks. 16-time grand slam champion Federer proceeded to force a succession of match points, all saved by a mixture of dogged defense by his French opponent or uncustomary errors by the world number two.

The partisan crowd breathed a collective sigh of relief when

OPTIONS:
- Bercy finally forced the third tiebreak of the match and claimed an early mini-break.
- CNN finally forced the third tiebreak of the match and claimed an early mini-break.
- Federer finally forced the third tiebreak of the match and claimed an early mini-break.
- French finally forced the third tiebreak of the match and claimed an early mini-break.
- Frenchman finally forced the third tiebreak of the match and claimed an early mini-break.
- Gael Monfils finally forced the third tiebreak of the match and claimed an early mini-break.
- Michael Llodra finally forced the third tiebreak of the match and claimed an early mini-break.
- Monfils finally forced the third tiebreak of the match and claimed an early mini-break.
- Paris Masters finally forced the third tiebreak of the match and claimed an early mini-break.
- Robin Soderling finally forced the third tiebreak of the match and claimed an early mini-break.
- Roger Federer finally forced the third tiebreak of the match and claimed an early mini-break.
- Soderling finally forced the third tiebreak of the match and claimed an early mini-break.
- Swede finally forced the third tiebreak of the match and claimed an early mini-break.


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Los Angeles (CNN) -- Keya Morgan sometimes sleeps with Abraham Lincoln's pocket watch clutched in his hand or with Marilyn Monroe's dress next to him. It makes for amazing dreams, he says. It also puts Morgan -- owner of a vast array of historical photos, documents and objects -- at the nexus of celebrity, conspiracy and collectibles. He's friends with an unusual array of famous people, many of whom he met while gathering his artifacts and information. Michael Jackson was among them. Marina Oswald still is. The widow of the man accused of assassinating President John F. Kennedy says she's spent hours discussing history with Morgan, who owns the largest private collection of photos of JFK.

A customer who was selling gold coins to

OPTIONS:
- Abraham Lincoln fled in fright, but when the masked man spoke, Morgan realized it was Michael Jackson.
- CNN fled in fright, but when the masked man spoke, Morgan realized it was Michael Jackson.
- JFK fled in fright, but when the masked man spoke, Morgan realized it was Michael Jackson.
- John F. Kennedy fled in fright, but when the masked man spoke, Morgan realized it was Michael Jackson.
- Keya Morgan fled in fright, but when the masked man spoke, Morgan realized it was Michael Jackson.
- Los Angeles fled in fright, but when the masked man spoke, Morgan realized it was Michael Jackson.
- Marilyn Monroe fled in fright, but when the masked man spoke, Morgan realized it was Michael Jackson.
- Marina Oswald fled in fright, but when the masked man spoke, Morgan realized it was Michael Jackson.
- Michael Jackson fled in fright, but when the masked man spoke, Morgan realized it was Michael Jackson.
- Morgan fled in fright, but when the masked man spoke, Morgan realized it was Michael Jackson.


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(CNN) -- No-one can fault U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry for lack of effort. He has just wrapped up his 10th visit to the Middle East in pursuit of a peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinian Authority -- the most elusive prize in international diplomacy. Kerry has a vision, according to U.S. diplomats -- to climb the mountain with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, and to peer down from the summit on the valley of peace to see what a two-state solution would look like. It is a poetic metaphor, but more than half-way into the nine-month timetable for reaching a framework agreement, Kerry's partners are still bickering in the foothills. The more pessimistic observers -- with history on their side -- say both the Israelis and Palestinians are positioning themselves to be able to blame the other for failure.

Kerry dropped hints about progress last week, saying after meeting

OPTIONS:
- Benjamin Netanyahu that talks had "fleshed out and even resolved" certain kinds of issues.
- Borders that talks had "fleshed out and even resolved" certain kinds of issues.
- CNN that talks had "fleshed out and even resolved" certain kinds of issues.
- Israel that talks had "fleshed out and even resolved" certain kinds of issues.
- Israeli that talks had "fleshed out and even resolved" certain kinds of issues.
- Israelis that talks had "fleshed out and even resolved" certain kinds of issues.
- Jewish that talks had "fleshed out and even resolved" certain kinds of issues.
- John Kerry that talks had "fleshed out and even resolved" certain kinds of issues.
- Jordan Valley that talks had "fleshed out and even resolved" certain kinds of issues.
- Kerry that talks had "fleshed out and even resolved" certain kinds of issues.
- Mahmoud Abbas that talks had "fleshed out and even resolved" certain kinds of issues.
- Middle East that talks had "fleshed out and even resolved" certain kinds of issues.
- Palestinian that talks had "fleshed out and even resolved" certain kinds of issues.
- Palestinian Authority that talks had "fleshed out and even resolved" certain kinds of issues.
- Palestinians that talks had "fleshed out and even resolved" certain kinds of issues.
- U.S. that talks had "fleshed out and even resolved" certain kinds of issues.


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The family of a murdered mother have spoken of their fury after it was revealed that she tried to call 999 hours before she was killed but call handlers failed to alert police. Karen Catherall, 45, was viciously beaten and strangled to death by Darren Jeffreys, who she met only weeks earlier on dating site Plenty of Fish. The pair had been drinking at the pub before she returned to her home in Gwernaffield near Mold, Flintshire, North Wales, when Jeffreys, 47, followed and attacked in an alcohol-fuelled rage. Scroll down for video Karen Catherall, 45, (right) was brutally murdered by Darren Jefferys (left) who she met on a dating site just weeks before her death. He was jailed for a minimum of 17 and a half years in February

'If they had got to her in time

OPTIONS:
- Darren Jefferys might still be alive.
- Darren Jeffreys might still be alive.
- Flintshire might still be alive.
- Gwernaffield might still be alive.
- Jeffreys might still be alive.
- Karen Catherall might still be alive.
- Mold might still be alive.
- North Wales might still be alive.
- Plenty of Fish might still be alive.


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Like his previous encounter against Slaven Bilic; Newcastle manager Steve McClaren ended Monday night a loser. The last time the managerial duo clashed, England's hopes of qualifying for Euro 2008 were ended by Croatia as McClaren suffered the most humiliating night of his career at Wembley. This time, Bilic had his number again; the Hammers cruising to victory over hapless Newcastle. Ratings by Adam Shergold That fateful night in November 2007 coined the phrase 'Wally with the Brolly'. At least the heavy rain that had engulfed east London subsided before kick off. If not; then McClaren may have faced another raft of embarrassing puns on Tuesday morning.

If before the game the talk was about

OPTIONS:
- Adam Shergold versus Bilic, then by the final whistle Payet was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Andy Carroll versus Bilic, then by the final whistle Payet was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Bilic versus Bilic, then by the final whistle Payet was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Croatia versus Bilic, then by the final whistle Payet was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Dimitri Payet versus Bilic, then by the final whistle Payet was the only name on supporters' lips.
- England versus Bilic, then by the final whistle Payet was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Euro 2008 versus Bilic, then by the final whistle Payet was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Hammers versus Bilic, then by the final whistle Payet was the only name on supporters' lips.
- London versus Bilic, then by the final whistle Payet was the only name on supporters' lips.
- McClaren versus Bilic, then by the final whistle Payet was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Newcastle versus Bilic, then by the final whistle Payet was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Payet versus Bilic, then by the final whistle Payet was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Premier League versus Bilic, then by the final whistle Payet was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Slaven Bilic versus Bilic, then by the final whistle Payet was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Steve McClaren versus Bilic, then by the final whistle Payet was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Upton Park versus Bilic, then by the final whistle Payet was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Wally with the Brolly versus Bilic, then by the final whistle Payet was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Wembley versus Bilic, then by the final whistle Payet was the only name on supporters' lips.
- West Ham versus Bilic, then by the final whistle Payet was the only name on supporters' lips.


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(CNN) -- The wedding of a Boston, Massachusetts, medical student accused of killing a woman he met through Craigslist has been called off, his fiancee's lawyer said. The wedding of accused "Craigslist killer" Phillip Markoff and his fiancee, Megan McAllister, has been called off. Megan McAllister, who was accompanied by her mother, met Phillip Markoff for about 25 minutes in a Boston jail earlier this week, her lawyer Robert Honecker told CNN affiliate WCVB. "It was an emotional conversation on both sides," Honecker said, adding that McAllister is planning to move back to her home state of New Jersey. "There is still a love and commitment to that person, and I think that obviously realizing what has now happened, that she has to take steps to do what she has to do on her life," Honecker told WCVB. She plans to move on, he said.

Prosecutors say

OPTIONS:
- Boston was shot three times at close range and suffered blunt head trauma.
- CNN was shot three times at close range and suffered blunt head trauma.
- Craigslist was shot three times at close range and suffered blunt head trauma.
- Craigslist killer was shot three times at close range and suffered blunt head trauma.
- Honecker was shot three times at close range and suffered blunt head trauma.
- Julissa Brisman was shot three times at close range and suffered blunt head trauma.
- Markoff was shot three times at close range and suffered blunt head trauma.
- Massachusetts was shot three times at close range and suffered blunt head trauma.
- McAllister was shot three times at close range and suffered blunt head trauma.
- Megan McAllister was shot three times at close range and suffered blunt head trauma.
- New Jersey was shot three times at close range and suffered blunt head trauma.
- Phillip Markoff was shot three times at close range and suffered blunt head trauma.
- Robert Honecker was shot three times at close range and suffered blunt head trauma.
- WCVB was shot three times at close range and suffered blunt head trauma.


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(CNN) US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said in an interview that aired Sunday on CNN that until Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is out of power, she doesn't see a political solution to the conflict in Syria. "There's not any sort of option where a political solution is going to happen with Assad at the head of the regime," Haley told "State of the Union" anchor Jake Tapper. "It just -- if you look at his actions, if you look at the situation, it's going to be hard to see a government that's peaceful and stable with Assad."

"So, really, now what happens depends on how everyone responds to what happened in

OPTIONS:
- Assad, and make sure that we start moving towards a political solution, and we start finding peace in that area."
- Bashar al, and make sure that we start moving towards a political solution, and we start finding peace in that area."
- CNN, and make sure that we start moving towards a political solution, and we start finding peace in that area."
- Haley, and make sure that we start moving towards a political solution, and we start finding peace in that area."
- Jake Tapper, and make sure that we start moving towards a political solution, and we start finding peace in that area."
- Nikki Haley, and make sure that we start moving towards a political solution, and we start finding peace in that area."
- State of the Union, and make sure that we start moving towards a political solution, and we start finding peace in that area."
- Syria, and make sure that we start moving towards a political solution, and we start finding peace in that area."
- Syrian, and make sure that we start moving towards a political solution, and we start finding peace in that area."
- Trump, and make sure that we start moving towards a political solution, and we start finding peace in that area."
- US, and make sure that we start moving towards a political solution, and we start finding peace in that area."
- United Nations, and make sure that we start moving towards a political solution, and we start finding peace in that area."


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(CNN) Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid ripped into Donald Trump on Thursday, calling the Republican presidential nominee a "spoiled brat," "a con artist" and a "human leech who will bleed the country." Reid made the remarks on the Senate floor, where he cited a recent cover story in Newsweek that raised questions about a potential Trump presidency based on his international business ties. The story, written by Kurt Eichenwald, said Trump would be the "most conflicted president in American history" if elected, as "almost every foreign policy decision he makes will raise serious conflicts of interest and ethical quagmires." Reid began his remarks by expressing concern "about the integrity and the security of democracy in America."

OPTIONS:
- America is only trying to help one person -- Donald Trump," Reid said.
- American is only trying to help one person -- Donald Trump," Reid said.
- CNN is only trying to help one person -- Donald Trump," Reid said.
- Donald Trump is only trying to help one person -- Donald Trump," Reid said.
- Harry Reid is only trying to help one person -- Donald Trump," Reid said.
- Kurt Eichenwald is only trying to help one person -- Donald Trump," Reid said.
- Newsweek is only trying to help one person -- Donald Trump," Reid said.
- Reid is only trying to help one person -- Donald Trump," Reid said.
- Republican is only trying to help one person -- Donald Trump," Reid said.
- Senate is only trying to help one person -- Donald Trump," Reid said.
- Trump is only trying to help one person -- Donald Trump," Reid said.


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The Donald Sterling scandal has claimed collateral damage: the president of the NAACP's Los Angeles chapter. Leon Jenkins resigned Thursday, after the civil rights group came under fire for its plans to present a lifetime achievement award to the Los Angeles Clippers owner. Meanwhile on Friday, Sterling's purported girlfriend said through her attorney she was merely a platonic friend, with no sexual relationship with the NBA team owner. Sterling is accused of making racist comments against African-Americans in an audio recording that surfaced last weekend that purportedly depict an argument between Sterling and V. Stiviano. On Friday, Sterling was quoted on DuJour.com as saying "I wish I had just paid her off" in reference to Stiviano. The site, which specified that Sterling was referring to Stiviano in a discussion with one of its writers, didn't state when the remark was made.

"Please be advised that the legacy, history and reputation of the NAACP is more important to me than the presidency,"

OPTIONS:
- Donald Sterling said, in announcing his resignation.
- DuJour.com said, in announcing his resignation.
- L.A. NAACP said, in announcing his resignation.
- Leon Jenkins said, in announcing his resignation.
- Los Angeles said, in announcing his resignation.
- Los Angeles Clippers said, in announcing his resignation.
- NAACP said, in announcing his resignation.
- NBA said, in announcing his resignation.
- Sterling said, in announcing his resignation.
- Stiviano said, in announcing his resignation.
- V. Stiviano said, in announcing his resignation.


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The two men who masqueraded as cops to break into the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum 25 years ago, will now never stand trial for getting away with $500million in art - because they're already dead. The FBI confirmed on Friday that the two suspects who stole 13 prized artworks from the Boston museum in 1990 have since died, and that the investigation is now focused on returning the art which includes works by Vermeer, Rembrant and Degas. Two years ago, the FBI said they had identified the two mystery men, but did not name them or say whether they were still living.

He is now in his late 40s and living in a

OPTIONS:
- Abath.
- Boston.
- Boston Museum.
- Degas.
- FBI.
- Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.
- Rembrant.
- Rick Abath.
- Vermeer.
- Vermont.


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On the near-two-hour flight from London to Munich ahead of the Champions League final in 2012, Petr Cech was briefed by fellow goalkeepers Henrique Hilario and Ross Turnbull on everything he could be facing. A day later in the Allianz Arena, Cech was the hero having gone the right way for all six Bayern Munich penalties on the night - saving three - but much of the credit goes to Christophe Lollichon. Chelsea's goalkeeping coach used his other options to put one of the world's best stoppers in the perfect environment to perform, something that Arsenal could be keen to replicate when Cech completes an expected £11million move across London.

I have given his number to

OPTIONS:
- Allianz Arena and even said that he is available.
- Arsenal and even said that he is available.
- Bayern Munich and even said that he is available.
- Cech and even said that he is available.
- Champions League and even said that he is available.
- Chelsea and even said that he is available.
- Christophe Lollichon and even said that he is available.
- Gunners and even said that he is available.
- Guy Martens and even said that he is available.
- Henrique Hilario and even said that he is available.
- Lollichon and even said that he is available.
- London and even said that he is available.
- Munich and even said that he is available.
- Petr Cech and even said that he is available.
- Ross Turnbull and even said that he is available.
- Swansea City and even said that he is available.
- Thibaut Courtois and even said that he is available.
- Tony Roberts and even said that he is available.