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(CNN) Thomas Sutherland, who was held hostage in Lebanon for more than six years, died Saturday in Fort Collins, Colorado, according to Colorado State University, where he'd been a professor. He was 85. Sutherland was dean of agriculture at the American University of Beirut when eight gunmen abducted him on June 9, 1985. He was released on November 18, 1991, having spent 2,353 days in captivity -- the longest of all the hostages taken by Hezbollah during that period, except for Terry Anderson. Sutherland was "physically abused by his captors, who on one occasion subjected him to a most severe beating with a rubber truncheon, first on the soles of his feet and thereafter over his entire body until he was black and blue everywhere," according to a lawsuit he and other hostages filed against Iran for its role in supporting Hezbollah, the Islamic group that carried out the abductions.

"The entire

OPTIONS:
- American University community joins once again in honoring a true hero -- who believed that an understanding of agricultural science could bring relief to people and communities in hunger — and that education could be a force for good and light in our world that would transcend borders and differences among nations," Frank said.
- American University of Beirut community joins once again in honoring a true hero -- who believed that an understanding of agricultural science could bring relief to people and communities in hunger — and that education could be a force for good and light in our world that would transcend borders and differences among nations," Frank said.
- CNN community joins once again in honoring a true hero -- who believed that an understanding of agricultural science could bring relief to people and communities in hunger — and that education could be a force for good and light in our world that would transcend borders and differences among nations," Frank said.
- Colorado community joins once again in honoring a true hero -- who believed that an understanding of agricultural science could bring relief to people and communities in hunger — and that education could be a force for good and light in our world that would transcend borders and differences among nations," Frank said.
- Colorado State University community joins once again in honoring a true hero -- who believed that an understanding of agricultural science could bring relief to people and communities in hunger — and that education could be a force for good and light in our world that would transcend borders and differences among nations," Frank said.
- Fort Collins community joins once again in honoring a true hero -- who believed that an understanding of agricultural science could bring relief to people and communities in hunger — and that education could be a force for good and light in our world that would transcend borders and differences among nations," Frank said.
- Hezbollah community joins once again in honoring a true hero -- who believed that an understanding of agricultural science could bring relief to people and communities in hunger — and that education could be a force for good and light in our world that would transcend borders and differences among nations," Frank said.
- Iran community joins once again in honoring a true hero -- who believed that an understanding of agricultural science could bring relief to people and communities in hunger — and that education could be a force for good and light in our world that would transcend borders and differences among nations," Frank said.
- Islamic community joins once again in honoring a true hero -- who believed that an understanding of agricultural science could bring relief to people and communities in hunger — and that education could be a force for good and light in our world that would transcend borders and differences among nations," Frank said.
- Lebanon community joins once again in honoring a true hero -- who believed that an understanding of agricultural science could bring relief to people and communities in hunger — and that education could be a force for good and light in our world that would transcend borders and differences among nations," Frank said.
- Sutherland community joins once again in honoring a true hero -- who believed that an understanding of agricultural science could bring relief to people and communities in hunger — and that education could be a force for good and light in our world that would transcend borders and differences among nations," Frank said.
- Terry Anderson community joins once again in honoring a true hero -- who believed that an understanding of agricultural science could bring relief to people and communities in hunger — and that education could be a force for good and light in our world that would transcend borders and differences among nations," Frank said.
- Thomas Sutherland community joins once again in honoring a true hero -- who believed that an understanding of agricultural science could bring relief to people and communities in hunger — and that education could be a force for good and light in our world that would transcend borders and differences among nations," Frank said.


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Washington (CNN) Sen. Marco Rubio, a longtime hawk on Syria, praised the US airstrike on a Syrian airfield days after a chemical attack on innocents attributed to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. Following news that President Donald Trump had green-lit the US action, Rubio said Thursday on CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360" that Russia could not fairly criticize the military strike because Russia backed Assad -- who is accused of perpetrating the attack on his own people. "They have no standing to say anything about this," Rubio said of the Russians. He said that the move doesn't just send a message, but amounts to a "significant degrading" of Assad's ability to carry out chemical attacks.

"I'll let them speak for their policy, but tonight's actions show that the days of being able to act with impunity are over when it comes to

OPTIONS:
- Anderson Cooper 360-Assad," Rubio said.
- Assad-Assad," Rubio said.
- Bashar al-Assad," Rubio said.
- CNN-Assad," Rubio said.
- Donald Trump-Assad," Rubio said.
- Marco Rubio-Assad," Rubio said.
- Rubio-Assad," Rubio said.
- Russia-Assad," Rubio said.
- Russians-Assad," Rubio said.
- Syria-Assad," Rubio said.
- Syrian-Assad," Rubio said.
- US-Assad," Rubio said.
- Washington-Assad," Rubio said.


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Speaking after his end of season review, chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak vowed to make Manchester City a different proposition next season. The club’s super-rich Abu Dhabi owners are now free of the Financial Fair Play restrictions that limited their spending last summer, and Al Mubarak said that changes would be made with players moving on and 'high quality individuals' arriving at the Etihad Stadium. Here, Sportsmail's Mike Keegan looks at potential ins and outs in what is expected to be a busy summer on the blue half of Manchester. INS City's admiration for Juventus's former Manchester United midfield dynamo is no secret. They have the financial clout to take the 22-year-old away from Italy but could face stiff opposition from Barcelona for his services.

He came to Manchester to watch

OPTIONS:
- Abu Dhabi play Bayern and could well be the solution.
- Al Mubarak play Bayern and could well be the solution.
- Bacary Sagna play Bayern and could well be the solution.
- Edin Dzeko play Bayern and could well be the solution.
- Etihad Stadium play Bayern and could well be the solution.
- Financial Fair Play play Bayern and could well be the solution.
- Kevin De Bruyne play Bayern and could well be the solution.
- Khaldoon Al Mubarak play Bayern and could well be the solution.
- Manchester play Bayern and could well be the solution.
- Manchester City play Bayern and could well be the solution.
- Mike Keegan play Bayern and could well be the solution.
- Paul Pogba play Bayern and could well be the solution.
- Raheem Sterling play Bayern and could well be the solution.
- Sportsmail play Bayern and could well be the solution.
- Stevan Jovetic play Bayern and could well be the solution.


Alexis Sanchez has handed Arsene Wenger a worrying injury scare ahead of the clash with Norwich on Sunday. The Chilean has suffered a hamstring strain and will be assessed ahead of the trip to Carrow Road. With Aaron Ramsey and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain fit again, the game could be the perfect chance to hand Sanchez a much-needed rest. But Arsene Wenger, who also revealed Joel Campbell is suffering with a calf problem, will wait to see how Sanchez recovers before making a decision on his availability ahead of Sunday. Speaking at his pre-match press conference on Thursday, Wenger said: 'I will have to assess that a bit later. Spontaneously it might not be the best moment to rest Alexis but I don’t know.

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Ramsey had a little calf problem so I will assess all that on Friday, latest Saturday.
- Alex Oxlade had a little calf problem so I will assess all that on Friday, latest Saturday.
- Alexis had a little calf problem so I will assess all that on Friday, latest Saturday.
- Alexis Sanchez had a little calf problem so I will assess all that on Friday, latest Saturday.
- Arsenal had a little calf problem so I will assess all that on Friday, latest Saturday.
- Arsene Wenger had a little calf problem so I will assess all that on Friday, latest Saturday.
- Carrow Road had a little calf problem so I will assess all that on Friday, latest Saturday.
- Chamberlain had a little calf problem so I will assess all that on Friday, latest Saturday.
- Chelsea had a little calf problem so I will assess all that on Friday, latest Saturday.
- Chilean had a little calf problem so I will assess all that on Friday, latest Saturday.
- Emirates had a little calf problem so I will assess all that on Friday, latest Saturday.
- Joel Campbell had a little calf problem so I will assess all that on Friday, latest Saturday.
- Leicester had a little calf problem so I will assess all that on Friday, latest Saturday.
- Mathieu Flamini had a little calf problem so I will assess all that on Friday, latest Saturday.
- Norwich had a little calf problem so I will assess all that on Friday, latest Saturday.
- Sanchez had a little calf problem so I will assess all that on Friday, latest Saturday.
- Wenger had a little calf problem so I will assess all that on Friday, latest Saturday.


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(CNN) -- It sounds like a name-dropping marketer's dream: Sean Parker -- the Napster co-creator who was played by Justin Timberlake in "The Social Network" -- creates a Facebook-connected app and gets celebrities like actress Olivia Munn, the rapper Snoop Dogg (they've got to be Facebook friends, right?) and Joel McHale, the guy from "Community," to video chat on it. That was the scene in New York on Tuesday as Parker and Napster co-founder Shawn Fanning announced their new venture, a live video-chatting platform called Airtime. The problem? In the middle of this rich-rapper-plus-rich-Internet-tycoon gabfest, Airtime crashed. A lot. "Glitch after glitch marred Airtime's first public showing, leaving the event's collection of celebrities riffing and improvising onstage while engineers tried to fix the bugs and revive dropped connections," CNNMoney's Laurie Segall wrote from the event.

Parker's chat program is tied to

OPTIONS:
- Airtime, so it knows your real identity and can ban you in a hurry if you show up for a video discussion sans pants.
- CNN, so it knows your real identity and can ban you in a hurry if you show up for a video discussion sans pants.
- CNNMoney, so it knows your real identity and can ban you in a hurry if you show up for a video discussion sans pants.
- Community, so it knows your real identity and can ban you in a hurry if you show up for a video discussion sans pants.
- Facebook, so it knows your real identity and can ban you in a hurry if you show up for a video discussion sans pants.
- Joel McHale, so it knows your real identity and can ban you in a hurry if you show up for a video discussion sans pants.
- Justin Timberlake, so it knows your real identity and can ban you in a hurry if you show up for a video discussion sans pants.
- Laurie Segall, so it knows your real identity and can ban you in a hurry if you show up for a video discussion sans pants.
- Napster, so it knows your real identity and can ban you in a hurry if you show up for a video discussion sans pants.
- New York, so it knows your real identity and can ban you in a hurry if you show up for a video discussion sans pants.
- Olivia Munn, so it knows your real identity and can ban you in a hurry if you show up for a video discussion sans pants.
- Parker, so it knows your real identity and can ban you in a hurry if you show up for a video discussion sans pants.
- Sean Parker, so it knows your real identity and can ban you in a hurry if you show up for a video discussion sans pants.
- Shawn Fanning, so it knows your real identity and can ban you in a hurry if you show up for a video discussion sans pants.
- Snoop Dogg, so it knows your real identity and can ban you in a hurry if you show up for a video discussion sans pants.
- The Social Network, so it knows your real identity and can ban you in a hurry if you show up for a video discussion sans pants.


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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.

OPTIONS:
- Donald Sterling fought back, saying in another court document that there was nothing wrong with Donald Sterling giving her gifts.
- DuJour.com fought back, saying in another court document that there was nothing wrong with Donald Sterling giving her gifts.
- L.A. NAACP fought back, saying in another court document that there was nothing wrong with Donald Sterling giving her gifts.
- Leon Jenkins fought back, saying in another court document that there was nothing wrong with Donald Sterling giving her gifts.
- Los Angeles fought back, saying in another court document that there was nothing wrong with Donald Sterling giving her gifts.
- Los Angeles Clippers fought back, saying in another court document that there was nothing wrong with Donald Sterling giving her gifts.
- NAACP fought back, saying in another court document that there was nothing wrong with Donald Sterling giving her gifts.
- NBA fought back, saying in another court document that there was nothing wrong with Donald Sterling giving her gifts.
- Sterling fought back, saying in another court document that there was nothing wrong with Donald Sterling giving her gifts.
- Stiviano fought back, saying in another court document that there was nothing wrong with Donald Sterling giving her gifts.
- V. Stiviano fought back, saying in another court document that there was nothing wrong with Donald Sterling giving her gifts.


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A hairdresser was rushed to hospital with a rocketing heart rate and severe breathing problems 'after taking a slimming pill bought from twins who used to star in The Only Way Is Essex. Naomi Leach, 23 collapsed moments after taking just one capsule and 'lost the feeling in her limbs' as she was driven to hospital by her panicked family. Ten-and-a-half stone Ms Leach had been desperate to lose weight before going on holiday to Cancun this summer and said she bought slimming pills as she saw 'loads of other' people using them. As a huge fan of reality show TOWIE, she opted for Burn Bullets in the knowledge that they are sold by two of the show's former stars Dino and Georgio Georgiades, through their firm Grilla Fitness.

'

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- Burn Bullets's asked me to send the tablets out so he can have them tested.
- Cancun's asked me to send the tablets out so he can have them tested.
- Dino's asked me to send the tablets out so he can have them tested.
- Essex's asked me to send the tablets out so he can have them tested.
- Georgio Georgiades's asked me to send the tablets out so he can have them tested.
- Grilla Fitness's asked me to send the tablets out so he can have them tested.
- Hairdresser's asked me to send the tablets out so he can have them tested.
- Leach's asked me to send the tablets out so he can have them tested.
- Naomi Leach's asked me to send the tablets out so he can have them tested.
- Salford's asked me to send the tablets out so he can have them tested.
- TOWIE's asked me to send the tablets out so he can have them tested.
- The Only Way Is's asked me to send the tablets out so he can have them tested.
- The Only Way Is Essex's asked me to send the tablets out so he can have them tested.


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Cristiano Ronaldo is back on Portugal duty this week ahead of his country's crunch Euro 2016 qualifier clash against Serbia on Sunday night. Ronaldo was in the thick of the action at training following Real Madrid's 'El Clasico' defeat by Barcelona on Sunday night. The Catalans opened up a four-point lead over their arch rivals at the top of La Liga following their 2-1 victory at the Nou Camp. Cristiano Ronaldo (centre) takes on Ricardo Quaresma (left) and Vieirinha during training on Wednesday Ronaldo has a chat with Portugul head coach Fernando Santos during the session in Lisbon Ronaldo was waering his signature model Mercurial Superfly boots during the training session

The Los Blancos star will have to put that defeat to the back of his mind, however, as Fernando Santos' side gear up for the visit of

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona.
- Catalans.
- Cristiano Ronaldo.
- Denmark.
- El Clasico.
- Euro 2016.
- Fernando Santos.
- Group I.
- La Liga.
- Lisbon.
- Mercurial Superfly.
- Nou Camp.
- Portugal.
- Portugul.
- Real Madrid.
- Ricardo Quaresma.
- Ronaldo.
- Serbia.
- Vieirinha.


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Rome (CNN) The world as we know it could come to an end this Sunday. Or it could be just another day. It depends on whom you talk to. This weekend, Italians go to the polls to vote in a referendum on whether or not the country should amend its 1948 constitution. The referendum is the brainchild of Matteo Renzi, Italy's energetic, 41-year-old Prime Minister. His intention is to defang the upper house of the Italian Parliament, the Senato, by cutting its numbers from 315 to 100, thus reducing its powers dramatically, making it more of a consultative assembly. Yes, if you read to the end of the previous paragraph, you'll probably agree it sounds dull as dust. But, in the eyes of some, the consequences of a "No" vote could be catastrophic.

I'm roughly fluent in

OPTIONS:
- CNN, my children are all dual citizens and, for better or for worse, Italy is home.
- Italian, my children are all dual citizens and, for better or for worse, Italy is home.
- Italians, my children are all dual citizens and, for better or for worse, Italy is home.
- Italy, my children are all dual citizens and, for better or for worse, Italy is home.
- Matteo Renzi, my children are all dual citizens and, for better or for worse, Italy is home.
- Rome, my children are all dual citizens and, for better or for worse, Italy is home.
- Senato, my children are all dual citizens and, for better or for worse, Italy is home.


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(CNN) Russia began withdrawing its forces from Syria on Tuesday in a move that will leave the Syrian government to fend for itself to a much greater extent -- but with a greatly strengthened hand in negotiations over the country's future. The first group of Russian planes left Hmeymim air base in Syria on Tuesday morning, the Russian Defense Ministry said. Russia's surprise announcement Monday that it would begin withdrawing its forces from the conflict came as suddenly as its devastating airstrike campaign that started in September. But Syria's government was not caught unawares by the move, a senior official told CNN.

Analysts estimate Syria has spent billions of dollars on

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- Assad-made defense equipment.
- CNN-made defense equipment.
- Defense Ministry-made defense equipment.
- Hmeymim-made defense equipment.
- Russia-made defense equipment.
- Russian-made defense equipment.
- Syria-made defense equipment.
- Syrian-made defense equipment.


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Valhalla, New York (CNN) Nicole McDonald eases her silver minivan across Bear Mountain Bridge and hooks a right onto the steep two-lane highway. The road twists like a snake up the mountainous incline, an old route where the road's edge blends into beautiful greenery and perilous cliffs overlook the Hudson River. Where your knuckles turn white from clutching the steering wheel and a knot grows in your belly. Nicole makes this trip every day from her home in upstate New York to see her twin sons, Jadon and Anias. The 21-month-old boys are at Blythedale Children's Hospital 40 miles to the south, where they've been undergoing rehabilitation since mid-December. The twins, born joined at the head, captured the world's attention after a marathon surgery to separate them last fall.

Across the room,

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- Anias points to the buckles keeping him locked in his chair, as if to say, "Undo these, please!"
- Anias McDonald points to the buckles keeping him locked in his chair, as if to say, "Undo these, please!"
- Bear Mountain Bridge points to the buckles keeping him locked in his chair, as if to say, "Undo these, please!"
- Blythedale Children's Hospital points to the buckles keeping him locked in his chair, as if to say, "Undo these, please!"
- CNN points to the buckles keeping him locked in his chair, as if to say, "Undo these, please!"
- Hudson River points to the buckles keeping him locked in his chair, as if to say, "Undo these, please!"
- Jadon points to the buckles keeping him locked in his chair, as if to say, "Undo these, please!"
- New York points to the buckles keeping him locked in his chair, as if to say, "Undo these, please!"
- Nicole points to the buckles keeping him locked in his chair, as if to say, "Undo these, please!"
- Nicole McDonald points to the buckles keeping him locked in his chair, as if to say, "Undo these, please!"
- Rehab points to the buckles keeping him locked in his chair, as if to say, "Undo these, please!"
- Valhalla points to the buckles keeping him locked in his chair, as if to say, "Undo these, please!"


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A Virginia lawmaker who was jailed over a sex scandal with his 17-year-old receptionist has announced that she has given birth to a baby boy. Delegate Joseph Morrissey, 57, told The Richmond Times-Dispatch on Sunday that Myrna Pride, now 18, had delivered 'a beautiful, healthy 7 lb. 8 oz. baby boy' in Georgia. 'I was with Myrna and she is absolutely thrilled… I am too!' he told the paper, which added that there was no information on the baby's father. Morrissey, who was re-elected from behind bars in January, was released from jail last week after completing a sentence for a misdemeanor relating to the sex scandal, which emerged last summer.

He is preparing for a trial on the charges and

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- Georgia, who will turn 19 later this month, has appeared at his recent hearings, the Times-Dispatch reported.
- Joseph Morrissey, who will turn 19 later this month, has appeared at his recent hearings, the Times-Dispatch reported.
- Morrissey, who will turn 19 later this month, has appeared at his recent hearings, the Times-Dispatch reported.
- Myrna, who will turn 19 later this month, has appeared at his recent hearings, the Times-Dispatch reported.
- Myrna Pride, who will turn 19 later this month, has appeared at his recent hearings, the Times-Dispatch reported.
- Pride, who will turn 19 later this month, has appeared at his recent hearings, the Times-Dispatch reported.
- Richmond Times-Dispatch, who will turn 19 later this month, has appeared at his recent hearings, the Times-Dispatch reported.
- Virginia, who will turn 19 later this month, has appeared at his recent hearings, the Times-Dispatch reported.


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Palm Beach, Florida (CNN) President Donald Trump, a newcomer to the White House, is still developing his relationship with the people of Washington. But that's far from the case with the people of Palm Beach -- now the location of his so-called Winter White House -- the long spit of land off Florida's East Coast that the real estate mogul has been frequenting for decades. Since he purchased the Mar-a-Lago property in 1985 for $5 million, Trump's relationship with the tony city and its residents has ebbed and flowed. He's sued the city, fought with the town leadership and turned local issues into nattional controversies. Traffic caused by Trump's motorcade is the most recent sore spot for the people of Palm Beach and the surrounding area.

"While he may have a residence at Mar-a-

OPTIONS:
- CNN, it remains a for-profit business and allows members access to the club while the President is there," Udall wrote.
- Donald Trump, it remains a for-profit business and allows members access to the club while the President is there," Udall wrote.
- East Coast, it remains a for-profit business and allows members access to the club while the President is there," Udall wrote.
- Florida, it remains a for-profit business and allows members access to the club while the President is there," Udall wrote.
- Hufty, it remains a for-profit business and allows members access to the club while the President is there," Udall wrote.
- Lago, it remains a for-profit business and allows members access to the club while the President is there," Udall wrote.
- Mar, it remains a for-profit business and allows members access to the club while the President is there," Udall wrote.
- Palm Beach, it remains a for-profit business and allows members access to the club while the President is there," Udall wrote.
- Palm Beachers, it remains a for-profit business and allows members access to the club while the President is there," Udall wrote.
- Trump, it remains a for-profit business and allows members access to the club while the President is there," Udall wrote.
- Washington, it remains a for-profit business and allows members access to the club while the President is there," Udall wrote.
- White House, it remains a for-profit business and allows members access to the club while the President is there," Udall wrote.
- Winter White House, it remains a for-profit business and allows members access to the club while the President is there," Udall wrote.


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It’s looking ever more likely that David de Gea will be leaving Manchester United this summer and there is no doubt he will be a huge loss. From a dodgy start when he looked like another Sir Alex Ferguson keeper calamity (remember Massimo Taibi whose nickname, the blind Venetian, must rank among the best ever for a footballer), De Gea grew (with the help of Fergie’s excellent keeper coach Eric Steele) into a commanding and brilliant No 1. There’s no point dressing it up. It’s a massive blow for United, but there is life after De Gea. For the Spaniard not to be missed, however, it isn’t just about finding another quality keeper. The real challenge is for Louis van Gaal - the focus is firmly on the Dutchman now.

He made some extraordinary saves and in some games produced a string of stops to help

OPTIONS:
- Alex Ferguson.
- Bale.
- David de Gea.
- De Gea.
- Dutchman.
- Eric Steele.
- Fergie.
- Louis van Gaal.
- Madrid.
- Manchester United.
- Massimo Taibi.
- Real Madrid.
- Ronaldo.
- Spaniard.
- United.
- Venetian.


Simferopol, Crimea (CNN) -- Money, time zones, flags, water, ships: just a few of the issues to deal with when you divorce one country and prepare to join another. The pro-Russian leadership of Crimea is now issuing declarations on an almost hourly basis about the practical consequences of joining the Russian Federation, even as much of the rest of the world says the whole process is illegal. Their biggest headache is geographical: Crimea has no land border with Russia. The closest link is a windswept ferry crossing in the far north-eastern corner of Crimea that connects Kerch with the Russian mainland. The town's mayor told CNN last week that a bridge will be built across the 4.5-kilometer wide Strait of Kerch to mother Russia, as promised by Russian Prime Minister Dmitri Medvedev, but that's a multi-year project.

Analysts say Russia may have to pump from $1 to $3 billion each year into the Crimean government's budget if pensions and other benefits are to be raised to Russian levels - at a time when several other

OPTIONS:
- ATMs regions are close to insolvent.
- CNN regions are close to insolvent.
- Crimea regions are close to insolvent.
- Dmitri Medvedev regions are close to insolvent.
- Kerch regions are close to insolvent.
- Russia regions are close to insolvent.
- Russian regions are close to insolvent.
- Russian Federation regions are close to insolvent.
- Simferopol regions are close to insolvent.
- Strait of Kerch regions are close to insolvent.
- Tim Lister regions are close to insolvent.
- Ukrainian regions are close to insolvent.
- pro-Russian regions are close to insolvent.


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Banish the tumour and cure the disease. That’s what a Delhi-based think-tank close to the RSS is set to do by posing a serious legal challenge to Kashmir’s ‘special’ provisions. The Delhi-based Jammu and Kashmir Study Centre (JKSC) is gearing up to target Article 35A, an outgrowth powered by Article 370 of the Constitution, which gives J&K special status. Article 35A allows the state to grant special privileges and rights to its permanent residents, and not to others living there, the think-tank says. To scrap these special provisions, the Jammu and Kashmir Study Centre (JKSC) has decided to approach the Supreme Court. On July 11, the organisation will formally announce at a seminar in Delhi the date for filing the petition.

RSS national executive member Arun Kumar is one of the advisers with the petitioner

OPTIONS:
- Article 35A.
- Article 370.
- Constitution.
- Delhi.
- J&K.
- JKSC.
- Jammu and Kashmir Study Centre.
- Kashmir.
- RSS.
- Supreme Court.


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New Zealand reached their first ever World Cup final as they secured a sensational four-wicket Duckworth/Lewis win over South Africa at a sold out Eden Park on Tuesday. An explosive 49 off 18 balls from South African batsman David Miller saw New Zealand set 298 (D/L) to chase for victory, after a burst of rain reduced the match to 43 overs per side. In response, Brendon McCullum blazed his way to 59 and despite the regular loss of wickets, Grant Elliott smashed the penultimate ball for six to lead New Zealand to a tense victory. Grant Elliott celebrates after smashing the winning runs as New Zealand reached their first ever final

With

OPTIONS:
- AB de Villiers 273-6 and requiring another 26 runs off 16 balls, South Africa missed another crucial run-out opportunity, Elliott this time the lucky survivor.
- Brendon McCullum 273-6 and requiring another 26 runs off 16 balls, South Africa missed another crucial run-out opportunity, Elliott this time the lucky survivor.
- Corey Anderson 273-6 and requiring another 26 runs off 16 balls, South Africa missed another crucial run-out opportunity, Elliott this time the lucky survivor.
- D 273-6 and requiring another 26 runs off 16 balls, South Africa missed another crucial run-out opportunity, Elliott this time the lucky survivor.
- David Miller 273-6 and requiring another 26 runs off 16 balls, South Africa missed another crucial run-out opportunity, Elliott this time the lucky survivor.
- De Villiers 273-6 and requiring another 26 runs off 16 balls, South Africa missed another crucial run-out opportunity, Elliott this time the lucky survivor.
- Duckworth 273-6 and requiring another 26 runs off 16 balls, South Africa missed another crucial run-out opportunity, Elliott this time the lucky survivor.
- Eden Park 273-6 and requiring another 26 runs off 16 balls, South Africa missed another crucial run-out opportunity, Elliott this time the lucky survivor.
- Faf du Plessis 273-6 and requiring another 26 runs off 16 balls, South Africa missed another crucial run-out opportunity, Elliott this time the lucky survivor.
- Grant Elliott 273-6 and requiring another 26 runs off 16 balls, South Africa missed another crucial run-out opportunity, Elliott this time the lucky survivor.
- Lewis 273-6 and requiring another 26 runs off 16 balls, South Africa missed another crucial run-out opportunity, Elliott this time the lucky survivor.
- New Zealand 273-6 and requiring another 26 runs off 16 balls, South Africa missed another crucial run-out opportunity, Elliott this time the lucky survivor.
- South Africa 273-6 and requiring another 26 runs off 16 balls, South Africa missed another crucial run-out opportunity, Elliott this time the lucky survivor.
- South African 273-6 and requiring another 26 runs off 16 balls, South Africa missed another crucial run-out opportunity, Elliott this time the lucky survivor.
- World Cup 273-6 and requiring another 26 runs off 16 balls, South Africa missed another crucial run-out opportunity, Elliott this time the lucky survivor.


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An Australian gym junkie waging war on the Islamic State in the Middle East has become something of a personal trainer for a team of aspiring weightlifters. Brisbane bench-press champion Ashley Dyball, 23, joined up with a Kurdish fighter group in May in an effort to 'liberate women and children' from Islamic State's sadistic clutches. And last week Mr Dyball - known as 'Sweetie Boy' to his fellow warriors - took a break from the frontlines to teach a group of aspiring weightlifters his favourite training techniques. The young weightlifting fanatics even picked up a popular phrase used in Australian powerlifting circles from their new instructor: 'do you even lift, bro? '.

From bathing in refrigerators to dodging airstrikes and losing beloved friends to the terror of war, life appears a far cry from his previous existence in

OPTIONS:
- Ashley Dyball, which he has in the past described as easy-going.
- Australian, which he has in the past described as easy-going.
- Brisbane, which he has in the past described as easy-going.
- Dyball, which he has in the past described as easy-going.
- ISIS, which he has in the past described as easy-going.
- Islamic State, which he has in the past described as easy-going.
- Kurdish, which he has in the past described as easy-going.
- Middle East, which he has in the past described as easy-going.
- Sweetie Boy, which he has in the past described as easy-going.


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Ruben Loftus-Cheek is determined to use Jose Mourinho's stinging words as a constant reminder of what he needs to do to reach the top. The Chelsea midfielder is one of the most promising young talents in English football and he made a big impact when coming on as substitute in the Under 21s' dramatic 1-0 win over Sweden on Sunday. He was a surprise late call-up to the squad but such is the progress Loftus-Cheek has been making, it would be no surprise if U21 head coach Gareth Southgate opted to use him in the decisive Group B game against Italy on Wednesday.

Victory over

OPTIONS:
- Australia has given them impetus and they are now relishing the chance to attack Italy on Wednesday, knowing another three points will secure a place in the semi-finals.
- Champions League has given them impetus and they are now relishing the chance to attack Italy on Wednesday, knowing another three points will secure a place in the semi-finals.
- Cheek has given them impetus and they are now relishing the chance to attack Italy on Wednesday, knowing another three points will secure a place in the semi-finals.
- Chelsea has given them impetus and they are now relishing the chance to attack Italy on Wednesday, knowing another three points will secure a place in the semi-finals.
- English has given them impetus and they are now relishing the chance to attack Italy on Wednesday, knowing another three points will secure a place in the semi-finals.
- Gareth Southgate has given them impetus and they are now relishing the chance to attack Italy on Wednesday, knowing another three points will secure a place in the semi-finals.
- Italy has given them impetus and they are now relishing the chance to attack Italy on Wednesday, knowing another three points will secure a place in the semi-finals.
- Jose Mourinho has given them impetus and they are now relishing the chance to attack Italy on Wednesday, knowing another three points will secure a place in the semi-finals.
- Loftus has given them impetus and they are now relishing the chance to attack Italy on Wednesday, knowing another three points will secure a place in the semi-finals.
- Premier League has given them impetus and they are now relishing the chance to attack Italy on Wednesday, knowing another three points will secure a place in the semi-finals.
- Ruben Loftus has given them impetus and they are now relishing the chance to attack Italy on Wednesday, knowing another three points will secure a place in the semi-finals.
- Sweden has given them impetus and they are now relishing the chance to attack Italy on Wednesday, knowing another three points will secure a place in the semi-finals.
- Under 21s has given them impetus and they are now relishing the chance to attack Italy on Wednesday, knowing another three points will secure a place in the semi-finals.


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As a famous actor, Juliet Stevenson may be used to walking past crowds of adoring fans and the paparazzi on the red carpet. But she was unprepared for the adulation she received while filming a biopic about Mother Teresa in the slums of India. As she passed through the slums, locals dropped to the ground believing the Nobel Peace Prize winner had been brought back to life to care for the poor. Scroll down for video Juliet Stevenson was treated like a saint while filming a biopic on the Nobel Peace Prize winner Mother Teresa Stevenson, who is not a Christian, was wary of taking on the role but said it had been a 'wonderful challenge'

The biopic will be released this year in the hope it coincides with

OPTIONS:
- Christian's canonisation.
- India's canonisation.
- Juliet Stevenson's canonisation.
- Mother Teresa's canonisation.
- Nobel Peace Prize's canonisation.
- Stevenson's canonisation.


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A fundraiser for a pregnant widow whose husband was killed suddenly in a tragic snowmobile accident has earned more than $65,000 in the space of five days. Jeffrey Kinn, a 29-year-old metal worker from Greenville, New York, who didn't have life insurance, died last Thursday in a head-on collision between two snowmobiles, leaving his six-months pregnant wife Tyler, 23, without a father for their first child, a son. The GoFundMe campaign was launched by the couple's best friend, Kaitlin Bray, who told Times Union: 'Greene County is one of the poorest communities in New York State. There is not an abundance of wealth here. The fact that people are donating anything at all, and everything they can, is what small-town living is all about.'

Kaitlin, who launched the campaign on Saturday, two days after Jeff's fatal accident, wrote in the description: 'To say that

OPTIONS:
- GoFundMe was an amazing, funny, loving, give the shirt off your back kind of guy would be the ultimate understatement.'
- Greene County was an amazing, funny, loving, give the shirt off your back kind of guy would be the ultimate understatement.'
- Greenville was an amazing, funny, loving, give the shirt off your back kind of guy would be the ultimate understatement.'
- Jeff was an amazing, funny, loving, give the shirt off your back kind of guy would be the ultimate understatement.'
- Jeffrey Kinn was an amazing, funny, loving, give the shirt off your back kind of guy would be the ultimate understatement.'
- Kaitlin Bray was an amazing, funny, loving, give the shirt off your back kind of guy would be the ultimate understatement.'
- New York was an amazing, funny, loving, give the shirt off your back kind of guy would be the ultimate understatement.'
- New York State was an amazing, funny, loving, give the shirt off your back kind of guy would be the ultimate understatement.'
- Times Union was an amazing, funny, loving, give the shirt off your back kind of guy would be the ultimate understatement.'
- Tyler was an amazing, funny, loving, give the shirt off your back kind of guy would be the ultimate understatement.'
- Tyler Kinn was an amazing, funny, loving, give the shirt off your back kind of guy would be the ultimate understatement.'


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

Washington (CNN) Americans views of Obamacare tilt narrowly positive, according to a new CNN/ORC poll, marking the first time more have favored than opposed the law since its passage in 2010. The shift comes at the same time more than 8-in-10 say the law is likely to be repealed and replaced by incoming president Donald Trump. Overall, 49% say they favor the 2010 health care law, more formally known as the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, while 47% oppose it. Though a mostly mixed review overall, that's a sharp improvement compared with previous polling on the law. More have opposed than favored the law in every CNN/ORC poll on this question from March 2010 until now. The shift in the law's favor stems largely from Democrats and independents, while views among Republicans haven't moved much.

That's an uptick since 2015, but nearly all of the increase in perceptions of the law as a success comes among

OPTIONS:
- ACA, 46% of whom say so now, up from 19% in 2015.
- Americans, 46% of whom say so now, up from 19% in 2015.
- CNN, 46% of whom say so now, up from 19% in 2015.
- Democrats, 46% of whom say so now, up from 19% in 2015.
- Donald Trump, 46% of whom say so now, up from 19% in 2015.
- ORC, 46% of whom say so now, up from 19% in 2015.
- Obamacare, 46% of whom say so now, up from 19% in 2015.
- Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, 46% of whom say so now, up from 19% in 2015.
- Republicans, 46% of whom say so now, up from 19% in 2015.
- Washington, 46% of whom say so now, up from 19% in 2015.


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The first of the British victims injured in Friday's terror attack in Tunisia are arriving back in the UK today. Mathew James was shot in the chest and hip after using his body as a human shield to protect his fiancee Saera Wilson from the sudden onslaught of bullets. The 30-year-old, from Pontypridd, Wales, was flown back earlier this morning on a stretcher and was transferred immediately to hospital. His mother Kathryn Matthews said it was the 'most fantastic feeling' seeing the couple again. She said: 'He and Saera are now on home turf. He is in good spirits and is getting the very best of care.

Nearly 430,000

OPTIONS:
- British visited Tunisia last year, according to ABTA.
- Britons visited Tunisia last year, according to ABTA.
- ISIS visited Tunisia last year, according to ABTA.
- Kathryn Matthews visited Tunisia last year, according to ABTA.
- Mathew James visited Tunisia last year, according to ABTA.
- Owen Richards visited Tunisia last year, according to ABTA.
- Pontypridd visited Tunisia last year, according to ABTA.
- Saera visited Tunisia last year, according to ABTA.
- Saera Wilson visited Tunisia last year, according to ABTA.
- Tunisia visited Tunisia last year, according to ABTA.
- UK visited Tunisia last year, according to ABTA.
- Wales visited Tunisia last year, according to ABTA.


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

(CNN) -- Move over Wonder Woman and Lois Lane - Hillary Clinton and Sarah Palin are breaking into the world of comic books. No capes, no tights: Female Force stars Sarah Palin, Michelle Obama, Hillary Clinton and Caroline Kennedy. Washington-based publisher Bluewater Productions released a series of comic books featuring Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin on March 11. The company says it has already sold 7,500 copies of each to distributors. "We really want to show strong, independent, female role models in comics," said Darren Davis, president of Bluewater Productions. Another company released comics about President Barack Obama and Sen. John McCain during the presidential election.

"With

OPTIONS:
- Alaska, it starts with her life and ends up with her as Secretary of State."
- Barack Obama, it starts with her life and ends up with her as Secretary of State."
- Bluewater Productions, it starts with her life and ends up with her as Secretary of State."
- CNN, it starts with her life and ends up with her as Secretary of State."
- Caroline Kennedy, it starts with her life and ends up with her as Secretary of State."
- Darren Davis, it starts with her life and ends up with her as Secretary of State."
- Female Force, it starts with her life and ends up with her as Secretary of State."
- Hillary Clinton, it starts with her life and ends up with her as Secretary of State."
- John McCain, it starts with her life and ends up with her as Secretary of State."
- Lois Lane, it starts with her life and ends up with her as Secretary of State."
- Michelle Obama, it starts with her life and ends up with her as Secretary of State."
- Sarah Palin, it starts with her life and ends up with her as Secretary of State."
- Washington, it starts with her life and ends up with her as Secretary of State."
- Wonder Woman, it starts with her life and ends up with her as Secretary of State."


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Stilwell, Oklahoma (CNN) -- As a teenager, Ricky Blackman carried an Oklahoma driver's license with the words "sex offender" stamped in red below his picture. His crime? Having sex with a 13-year-old girl when he was 16. The offense occurred when he lived in Iowa, and the label followed him to Oklahoma. As a Tier 3 offender on Oklahoma's sex offender registry, Blackman could not attend high school, visit the town library, or go to his younger brother's football games. But the label did more than limit where Blackman could go. It transformed him from an outgoing, sociable jock into an introvert who has trouble trusting people, his mother says.

But the action did not carry over to

OPTIONS:
- Blackman, where Blackman continued to be listed on that state's sex offender registry.
- CNN, where Blackman continued to be listed on that state's sex offender registry.
- Iowa, where Blackman continued to be listed on that state's sex offender registry.
- Oklahoma, where Blackman continued to be listed on that state's sex offender registry.
- Ricky Blackman, where Blackman continued to be listed on that state's sex offender registry.
- Stilwell, where Blackman continued to be listed on that state's sex offender registry.
- Tier 3, where Blackman continued to be listed on that state's sex offender registry.


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The pictures show a caring sister helping her brother with his coat, giving him a kiss, and tenderly holding his hand as they play together. But while the scene looks idyllic, it is tinged with sadness, as Joel Wilkinson has a muscle wasting disease meaning he will eventually be left in a wheelchair and his life will be cut short. The three-year-old, from Hull, was diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy just six months ago after his parents, Emma, 33, and Chris, 36, noticed he was struggling to develop and learn to walk. They were left devastated when tests confirmed their son had the incurable condition and that is likely only to live to the age of 20.

Often

OPTIONS:
- Chris will clear up Joel's toys after they have played together so he doesn't become to fatigued.
- Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy will clear up Joel's toys after they have played together so he doesn't become to fatigued.
- Emma will clear up Joel's toys after they have played together so he doesn't become to fatigued.
- Family will clear up Joel's toys after they have played together so he doesn't become to fatigued.
- Hull will clear up Joel's toys after they have played together so he doesn't become to fatigued.
- Joel Wilkinson will clear up Joel's toys after they have played together so he doesn't become to fatigued.
- Phoebe will clear up Joel's toys after they have played together so he doesn't become to fatigued.


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(CNN) The news that President Trump struck a back-slapping deal with Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi (with photo evidence) attaching a three-month debt limit increase to funding for Hurricane Harvey -- followed by remarks on Air Force One just hours later reaffirming his commitment to Dreamers -- prompted speculation that perhaps the President was switching strategy to align himself not with members of his own party, but with Democrats. Don't hold your breath. Just to clear this up:  No, we are not headed toward a blissful and cooperative relationship between Donald Trump and Democratic leadership for the next three-plus years.

And all of this is bad news for a

OPTIONS:
- Air Force One deal.
- Chuck Schumer deal.
- Congress deal.
- DACA deal.
- Democratic deal.
- Democrats deal.
- Donald Trump deal.
- Dreamers deal.
- Harvey deal.
- Jen Psaki deal.
- Nancy Pelosi deal.
- Trump deal.


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(CNN) Another rescue effort will be made to save the life of a blue whale apparently enmeshed in a fishing net in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of California, authorities said Tuesday. The whale, entangled in crab or fishing lines, was spotted about 3:30 p.m. ET Monday, swimming off the coast of Dana Point in southern California, officials with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) told CNN affiliate KABC. "As of last night, attempts to disentangle the 80-foot long blue whale were unsuccessful," Michael Milstein, spokesman for NOAA Fisheries, said Tuesday in a statement. "They placed a tracking device on the whale for part of the day but decided to take it off later in the day.

Though animals entangled in gear for long periods of time experience distress, they are still capable of traveling great distances, according to

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- California.
- Dana Point.
- KABC.
- Michael Milstein.
- NOAA.
- NOAA Fisheries.
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
- Pacific Ocean.
- Southern California.


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'Wolverine' triple killer Jed Allen scrawled the words 'I'm sorry' on his bedroom wall using the blood of his victims after stabbing his mother, her partner and their six-year-old daughter to death with a hunting knife. Murder squad detectives launched a large scale manhunt for the 21-year-old after the bodies of his  half-sister Derin, mother Janet Jordon, 48, and her boyfriend Philip Howard, 44, were found in their home in Didcot, Oxfordshire, on May 23. Mr Howard's bloodied body was discovered by Allen's friend after he sent a chilling group text to pals which read: 'I haven't got much time, they know. I am nothing more than worthless. I did what I had to do. I'm in peace now.'

Mr

OPTIONS:
- Allen had no drugs or alcohol in his body when he hanged himself in woods the same day of the savage killings.
- Derin had no drugs or alcohol in his body when he hanged himself in woods the same day of the savage killings.
- Didcot had no drugs or alcohol in his body when he hanged himself in woods the same day of the savage killings.
- Howard had no drugs or alcohol in his body when he hanged himself in woods the same day of the savage killings.
- Inquest had no drugs or alcohol in his body when he hanged himself in woods the same day of the savage killings.
- Janet Jordon had no drugs or alcohol in his body when he hanged himself in woods the same day of the savage killings.
- Jed Allen had no drugs or alcohol in his body when he hanged himself in woods the same day of the savage killings.
- Oxfordshire had no drugs or alcohol in his body when he hanged himself in woods the same day of the savage killings.
- Philip Howard had no drugs or alcohol in his body when he hanged himself in woods the same day of the savage killings.
- Wolverine had no drugs or alcohol in his body when he hanged himself in woods the same day of the savage killings.


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Imminent arrival: The Duchess of Cambridge, pictured with Prince George They could have been any mother and child. The pony-tailed young woman sitting on a hay bale at a petting zoo with her little boy perched on her knee wore barely a trace of make-up. The only giveaway that she was someone special was the diamond and sapphire ring sparkling on her left hand. While some other mothers nudged one another in disbelief as Kate and Prince George cooed over the new-born animals, staff at Snettisham Farm Park, Norfolk, are so familiar with the Duchess of Cambridge she knows many on first-name terms.

At Anmer Hall,

OPTIONS:
- Anmer can enjoy playing in the garden and William can cycle freely around the country lanes.
- Anmer Hall can enjoy playing in the garden and William can cycle freely around the country lanes.
- Cambridge can enjoy playing in the garden and William can cycle freely around the country lanes.
- Cambridges can enjoy playing in the garden and William can cycle freely around the country lanes.
- Duchess of Cambridge can enjoy playing in the garden and William can cycle freely around the country lanes.
- Kate can enjoy playing in the garden and William can cycle freely around the country lanes.
- Norfolk can enjoy playing in the garden and William can cycle freely around the country lanes.
- Prince George can enjoy playing in the garden and William can cycle freely around the country lanes.
- Snettisham Farm Park can enjoy playing in the garden and William can cycle freely around the country lanes.
- The Duchess can enjoy playing in the garden and William can cycle freely around the country lanes.
- William can enjoy playing in the garden and William can cycle freely around the country lanes.


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Washington (CNN) If legendary journalist Carl Bernstein could impart one message to the investigative reporters covering President Donald Trump, it would be: Follow the money. "What we really need to look at right now are the conflicts of interest," Bernstein told David Axelrod on "The Axe Files," a podcast from the University of Chicago Institute of Politics and CNN, remarking on the opacity of Trump's vast international business holdings. One place to begin digging, Bernstein proposes, is around Trump's attempted dealings in Russia and the surrounding region. Additional scrutiny should be given there, he argues, in light of Trump's welcoming gestures to President Vladimir Putin and his timidity to support the US intelligence community's assessment that the Russians interfered with the US presidential election.

To get "

OPTIONS:
- Bernstein" podcast every week, subscribe at http://itunes.com/theaxefiles.
- CNN" podcast every week, subscribe at http://itunes.com/theaxefiles.
- Carl Bernstein" podcast every week, subscribe at http://itunes.com/theaxefiles.
- David Axelrod" podcast every week, subscribe at http://itunes.com/theaxefiles.
- Donald Trump" podcast every week, subscribe at http://itunes.com/theaxefiles.
- Russia" podcast every week, subscribe at http://itunes.com/theaxefiles.
- Russians" podcast every week, subscribe at http://itunes.com/theaxefiles.
- The Axe Files" podcast every week, subscribe at http://itunes.com/theaxefiles.
- Trump" podcast every week, subscribe at http://itunes.com/theaxefiles.
- US" podcast every week, subscribe at http://itunes.com/theaxefiles.
- University of Chicago Institute of Politics" podcast every week, subscribe at http://itunes.com/theaxefiles.
- Vladimir Putin" podcast every week, subscribe at http://itunes.com/theaxefiles.
- Washington" podcast every week, subscribe at http://itunes.com/theaxefiles.


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Slaven Bilic has warned Arsenal that his West Ham side will be ready to spring an opening weekend surprise when the London rivals meet in August. Starting their season just 39 days after the curtain fell on 2014/15, the Hammers could have played six competitive games by the time Bilic takes his squad to the Emirates Stadium. And, while both Bilic and former manager Sam Allardyce have voiced their concerns over the number of games West Ham could play should they advance, the current incumbent knows from experience that an early season boost could be the result of such an early return to action.

The Barcelona midfielder was another player who spent last year on loan with the

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal but the Cameroon international could make that move permanent - with only a niggling injury delaying the move.
- Arsene Wenger but the Cameroon international could make that move permanent - with only a niggling injury delaying the move.
- Bilic but the Cameroon international could make that move permanent - with only a niggling injury delaying the move.
- Emirates Stadium but the Cameroon international could make that move permanent - with only a niggling injury delaying the move.
- Hammers but the Cameroon international could make that move permanent - with only a niggling injury delaying the move.
- London but the Cameroon international could make that move permanent - with only a niggling injury delaying the move.
- Premier League but the Cameroon international could make that move permanent - with only a niggling injury delaying the move.
- Sam Allardyce but the Cameroon international could make that move permanent - with only a niggling injury delaying the move.
- Slaven Bilic but the Cameroon international could make that move permanent - with only a niggling injury delaying the move.
- West Ham but the Cameroon international could make that move permanent - with only a niggling injury delaying the move.


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Chelsea have moved a step closer to completing the purchase of AFC Wimbledon's ground at Kingsmeadow. The deal will raise funds for the League Two club's proposed move to a new stadium at their original home of Merton. The Blues want to use the Cherry Red Records Stadium to host their youth and ladies' matches. At a special general meeting on Monday night the Dons Trust, the largest shareholder of AFC Wimbledon, voted overwhelmingly in favour of selling the stadium lease. The next stage of the process will be for AFC Wimbledon PLC shareholders to pass a similar resolution in December, although that should be a formality as the Dons Trust controls over 90 per cent of the shares.

OPTIONS:
- AFC Wimbledon bought the lease on the ground from non-league Kingstonian FC in 2003.
- AFC Wimbledon PLC bought the lease on the ground from non-league Kingstonian FC in 2003.
- Chelsea bought the lease on the ground from non-league Kingstonian FC in 2003.
- Cherry Red Records Stadium bought the lease on the ground from non-league Kingstonian FC in 2003.
- Dons Trust bought the lease on the ground from non-league Kingstonian FC in 2003.
- Kingsmeadow bought the lease on the ground from non-league Kingstonian FC in 2003.
- League Two bought the lease on the ground from non-league Kingstonian FC in 2003.
- Merton bought the lease on the ground from non-league Kingstonian FC in 2003.
- The Blues bought the lease on the ground from non-league Kingstonian FC in 2003.
- The Dons Trust bought the lease on the ground from non-league Kingstonian FC in 2003.


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There is a beer on sale inside Edgbaston named after Jimmy Anderson. Marston's King of Swing is a pale ale, with an image of England's finest seamer in celebration mode featured prominently on its label. The noise coming from the Edgbaston crowd by close of play on Wednesday, suggested it was going down rather well, too. Much like Australia's batsmen earlier in the day. Anderson had whipped through them like a chap in a hurry to get to the bar — not that today's buttoned-down Test cricketers indulge after the close anymore — and then kicked back with nothing more intoxicating than a contented grin as England's batsmen encroached within touching distance of Australia's total to the loss of three wickets.

England have a great bowler in

OPTIONS:
- Anderson and we should not be ready to discuss him in the past tense any time soon.
- Ashes and we should not be ready to discuss him in the past tense any time soon.
- Australia and we should not be ready to discuss him in the past tense any time soon.
- Australian and we should not be ready to discuss him in the past tense any time soon.
- Edgbaston and we should not be ready to discuss him in the past tense any time soon.
- England and we should not be ready to discuss him in the past tense any time soon.
- Jimmy Anderson and we should not be ready to discuss him in the past tense any time soon.
- King of Swing and we should not be ready to discuss him in the past tense any time soon.
- Marston and we should not be ready to discuss him in the past tense any time soon.


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It’s the story that has swept the Internet and cast a light on the seedy underbelly of a world of stripping and prostitution. Narrated by former Hooter’s waitress, turned stripper and hooker, Aziah King, under the twitter name Zola, hers was a remarkable account of a weekend in Florida with a girl named Jess that slid from stripping to prostitution and culminated in kidnap, murder and attempted suicide. Zola’s breathless twitter posts – 148 in all – have even gained the attention of Hollywood, with Selma director Ava DuVernay praising her storytelling ability, while twitter has blown up with suggestions of who could play the lead characters in the movie of the tale.

In the lengthy post, she said that it is true that she met Aziah, or

OPTIONS:
- Ava DuVernay, while eating with a good friend at Hooters.
- Aziah, while eating with a good friend at Hooters.
- Aziah King, while eating with a good friend at Hooters.
- DailyMail Online, while eating with a good friend at Hooters.
- FL, while eating with a good friend at Hooters.
- Florida, while eating with a good friend at Hooters.
- Hollywood, while eating with a good friend at Hooters.
- Hooters, while eating with a good friend at Hooters.
- Hooter’s, while eating with a good friend at Hooters.
- Internet, while eating with a good friend at Hooters.
- Jarrett, while eating with a good friend at Hooters.
- Jarrett Scott, while eating with a good friend at Hooters.
- Jess, while eating with a good friend at Hooters.
- Jessica Swiatkowski, while eating with a good friend at Hooters.
- Jess’s, while eating with a good friend at Hooters.
- Michigan, while eating with a good friend at Hooters.
- Novi, while eating with a good friend at Hooters.
- Selma, while eating with a good friend at Hooters.
- Story, while eating with a good friend at Hooters.
- Twitter, while eating with a good friend at Hooters.
- Zola, while eating with a good friend at Hooters.


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(CNN) Another former Secretary of State -- Condoleezza Rice -- has been drawn into the fray over who advised Hillary Clinton to use a private email server while she was America's top diplomat. An aide to Rice told CNN that Rice has "no recollection" of a conversation between Hillary Clinton and Colin Powell that reportedly took place at a 2009 dinner party of former Secretaries of State, during which Powell allegedly recommended that Clinton use a private email account. The Daily Caller was first to report that Rice had commented on the issue. Georgia Godfrey, Rice's chief of Staff at Stanford University where she teaches, also told the conservative news outlet that "Dr. Rice isn't doing any media right now. I can tell you, though, that she has no recollection of that conversation either."

Neither Rice nor

OPTIONS:
- America has made a public presidential endorsement in the 2016 election cycle.
- CNN has made a public presidential endorsement in the 2016 election cycle.
- Clinton has made a public presidential endorsement in the 2016 election cycle.
- Colin Powell has made a public presidential endorsement in the 2016 election cycle.
- Condoleezza Rice has made a public presidential endorsement in the 2016 election cycle.
- Daily Caller has made a public presidential endorsement in the 2016 election cycle.
- Georgia Godfrey has made a public presidential endorsement in the 2016 election cycle.
- Hillary Clinton has made a public presidential endorsement in the 2016 election cycle.
- Powell has made a public presidential endorsement in the 2016 election cycle.
- Rice has made a public presidential endorsement in the 2016 election cycle.
- Staff has made a public presidential endorsement in the 2016 election cycle.
- Stanford University has made a public presidential endorsement in the 2016 election cycle.


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Two brothers exonerated after being sentenced to death for a 1975 slaying have been awarded more than $1.6 million in compensation from the state of Ohio for decades of wrongful imprisonment. The Ohio Court of Claims on Friday granted the money to Wiley Bridgeman, 60, and Kwame Ajamu, 57, and the brothers' attorneys said compensation for lost wages has yet to be determined and awarded. Bridgeman, Ajamu, and Ricky Jackson, now 59, were sent to death row after aggravated murder convictions in the slaying of Cleveland money order salesman Harry Franks. Scroll down for video Wiley Bridgeman, 60 (left) and Kwame Ajamu, 57 (right) were awarded a collective $1.6million from an Ohio court on Friday after spending decades in prison for wrongful murder convictions (file photo, Nov. 2014)

OPTIONS:
- Ajamu was only 17-years-old when he was given the death penalty.
- Bridgeman was only 17-years-old when he was given the death penalty.
- Cleveland was only 17-years-old when he was given the death penalty.
- Harry Franks was only 17-years-old when he was given the death penalty.
- Kwame Ajamu was only 17-years-old when he was given the death penalty.
- Ohio was only 17-years-old when he was given the death penalty.
- Ohio Court of Claims was only 17-years-old when he was given the death penalty.
- Ricky Jackson was only 17-years-old when he was given the death penalty.
- Wiley Bridgeman was only 17-years-old when he was given the death penalty.


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(CNN) In a bizarre case of a state attorney suing a governor, lawyers for prosecutor Aramis Ayala and Florida Gov. Rick Scott argued Wednesday about whether Scott was justified in removing Ayala from cases in which she would not seek the death penalty. While no decision was reached, Florida Supreme Court judges heard both sides in the debate about an elected prosecutor's discretion in trying cases vs. a governor's role in considering how "justice would be best served." "What this court has repeatedly said is the absolute discretion of prosecutors to determine whether and how to prosecute cases," said Roy L. Austin Jr., the attorney representing Ayala.

Before the two met,

OPTIONS:
- Aramis Ayala spent time in prison on drug conspiracy and counterfeiting charges, the newspaper reported, citing a statement on her website.
- Ayala spent time in prison on drug conspiracy and counterfeiting charges, the newspaper reported, citing a statement on her website.
- CNN spent time in prison on drug conspiracy and counterfeiting charges, the newspaper reported, citing a statement on her website.
- Florida spent time in prison on drug conspiracy and counterfeiting charges, the newspaper reported, citing a statement on her website.
- Florida Supreme Court spent time in prison on drug conspiracy and counterfeiting charges, the newspaper reported, citing a statement on her website.
- Rick Scott spent time in prison on drug conspiracy and counterfeiting charges, the newspaper reported, citing a statement on her website.
- Roy L. Austin Jr. spent time in prison on drug conspiracy and counterfeiting charges, the newspaper reported, citing a statement on her website.
- Scott spent time in prison on drug conspiracy and counterfeiting charges, the newspaper reported, citing a statement on her website.


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(CNN) -- Opposition to the Keystone XL pipeline, which would move crude oil from the Alberta oil sands in Canada to refineries on the Gulf Coast if approved by President Barack Obama, has long relied on questionable information about our project and the Canadian oil sands. A CNN op-ed by Tom Steyer has made some claims that need to be disputed. He and other opponents insist oil transported by Keystone XL is destined for export. Nothing could be further from the truth. The reality, as TransCanada Corp. CEO Russ Girling has said, is not a drop of the oil transported through Keystone would be exported -- period.

We urge Obama to give a green light to the

OPTIONS:
- Alberta.
- Alexander Pourbaix.
- Barack Obama.
- CNN.
- Canada.
- Canadian.
- Gulf Coast.
- Keystone.
- Keystone XL.
- Keystone XL pipeline.
- Pourbaix.
- Russ Girling.
- State Department.
- Tom Steyer.
- TransCanada Corp..
- U.S..


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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Muslim and Jewish groups on Monday sharply criticized Sen. John McCain's comments that he would prefer a Christian president to lead the United States. The Arizona Republican's remarks came in an interview with Beliefnet, a Web site that covers religious issues and affairs. "I just have to say in all candor that since this nation was founded primarily on Christian principles, personally, I prefer someone who has a grounding in my faith," the GOP presidential hopeful told the Web site in an interview published Saturday. McCain also said he agreed with a recent poll that 55 percent of Americans believe the U.S. Constitution establishes a Christian nation. "I would probably have to say yes, that the Constitution established the United States of America as a Christian nation," he said.

That is all he intended to say to the question, America is a

OPTIONS:
- Americans nation, and it is hardly a controversial claim."
- Arizona nation, and it is hardly a controversial claim."
- Beliefnet nation, and it is hardly a controversial claim."
- CNN nation, and it is hardly a controversial claim."
- Christian nation, and it is hardly a controversial claim."
- Constitution nation, and it is hardly a controversial claim."
- GOP nation, and it is hardly a controversial claim."
- Jewish nation, and it is hardly a controversial claim."
- John McCain nation, and it is hardly a controversial claim."
- Judeo-Christian nation, and it is hardly a controversial claim."
- McCain nation, and it is hardly a controversial claim."
- Republican nation, and it is hardly a controversial claim."
- U.S. nation, and it is hardly a controversial claim."
- United States nation, and it is hardly a controversial claim."
- United States of America nation, and it is hardly a controversial claim."
- WASHINGTON nation, and it is hardly a controversial claim."


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

The tension between

OPTIONS:
- Bears Ears National Monument and Romney has filtered down to their aides, too.
- CNN and Romney has filtered down to their aides, too.
- Donald Trump and Romney has filtered down to their aides, too.
- Escalante National Monument and Romney has filtered down to their aides, too.
- GOP and Romney has filtered down to their aides, too.
- Grand Staircase and Romney has filtered down to their aides, too.
- Hatch and Romney has filtered down to their aides, too.
- Mitt Romney and Romney has filtered down to their aides, too.
- Orrin Hatch and Romney has filtered down to their aides, too.
- Republican and Romney has filtered down to their aides, too.
- Salt Lake City and Romney has filtered down to their aides, too.
- Senate and Romney has filtered down to their aides, too.
- Trump and Romney has filtered down to their aides, too.
- Utah and Romney has filtered down to their aides, too.
- Utah Capitol and Romney has filtered down to their aides, too.
- Washington and Romney has filtered down to their aides, too.


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Less than a month after a popular social media star was caught on camera pressuring his underage girlfriend to give him oral sex, the 19-year-old has now threatened to commit suicide to his 2.38 million Twitter followers. Carter Reynolds, from North Carolina, has over 4.3 million followers on video-sharing app Vine. In June, a clip was leaked in which he can be seen taking off his pants and telling his then-girlfriend, 16-year-old Maggie Lindeman, to 'do it', despite her repeated protests. After the video and images from it went viral, Carter and Maggie have repeatedly butted heads on social media - and yesterday, in the midst of a public argument, Carter tweeted that he was thinking of killing himself.

The photos sent her fans to a frenzy, speculating about what happened to her and whether

OPTIONS:
- Carter had anything to do with it.
- Carter Reynolds had anything to do with it.
- Instagram had anything to do with it.
- Maggie had anything to do with it.
- Maggie Lindeman had anything to do with it.
- Maggie Lindemann had anything to do with it.
- North Carolina had anything to do with it.
- Twitter had anything to do with it.
- Vine had anything to do with it.


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Naypyidaw, Myanmar (CNN) Myanmar's de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi finally broke her silence on the Rohingya refugee crisis Tuesday, insisting that her country was not "afraid of international scrutiny." But her speech in the nation's capital of Nyapyidaw drew widespread criticism: Suu Kyi did not denounce alleged atrocities against the Rohingya community and claimed the government needed more time investigate the exodus from Myanmar of more than 400,000 members of the minority Muslim group. Amnesty International described the speech -- in which Suu Kyi only once referred to the Rohingya by name -- as a "mix of untruths and victim blaming."

"After half a century or more of authoritarian rule, now we are in the process of nurturing our nation," she said, adding that recent violence is just one of many complexities faced by

OPTIONS:
- Amnesty International.
- Aung San Suu Kyi.
- CNN.
- Muslim.
- Myanmar.
- Naypyidaw.
- Nyapyidaw.
- Rohingya.
- Suu Kyi.
- UN General Assembly.


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

Washington (CNN) Libertarian vice presidential nominee Bill Weld once again stuck up for Hillary Clinton, just days before his third-party bid finally faces off against her at the polls. "One of the issues in this campaign has been: Do you like the two-party monopoly? ... We don't," Weld said in an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper. "Having said all of that, I do see a big difference between the two other candidates." Weld said he wanted the Libertarian Party to earn at least 5% of the popular vote in the general election and thus qualify for federal funding and increased ballot access. But he also made sure to hammer home his problems with Donald Trump and his deep-seated respect for Clinton.

He has since aimed his fire almost entirely at

OPTIONS:
- Bill Weld and has repeatedly defended Clinton, or at least deferred on attacking her.
- CNN and has repeatedly defended Clinton, or at least deferred on attacking her.
- Clinton and has repeatedly defended Clinton, or at least deferred on attacking her.
- Donald Trump and has repeatedly defended Clinton, or at least deferred on attacking her.
- Gary Johnson and has repeatedly defended Clinton, or at least deferred on attacking her.
- Hillary Clinton and has repeatedly defended Clinton, or at least deferred on attacking her.
- Jake Tapper and has repeatedly defended Clinton, or at least deferred on attacking her.
- Libertarian and has repeatedly defended Clinton, or at least deferred on attacking her.
- Libertarian Party and has repeatedly defended Clinton, or at least deferred on attacking her.
- Washington and has repeatedly defended Clinton, or at least deferred on attacking her.
- Weld and has repeatedly defended Clinton, or at least deferred on attacking her.


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Speaking to the nation after Congress  reached a deal to reopen the government and temporarily raise the debt ceiling, President Barack Obama said we are "Americans first" and need to put partisan interests aside to get things done. But can we? The recent shenanigans do not bode well for the future. The resolution of the shutdown always hinged on whether House Speaker John Boehner, a Republican, would defy the tea party hard-liners in his party and allow a vote on a bill that a majority of Republicans did not support. What have we learned about Boehner's leadership, or lack thereof?

There are 17 districts held by

OPTIONS:
- Americans that Obama won in 2012.
- Barack Obama that Obama won in 2012.
- Boehner that Obama won in 2012.
- Cardona that Obama won in 2012.
- Congress that Obama won in 2012.
- GOP House that Obama won in 2012.
- John Boehner that Obama won in 2012.
- Maria Cardona that Obama won in 2012.
- Republican that Obama won in 2012.
- Republicans that Obama won in 2012.
- tea party that Obama won in 2012.


Philadelphia (CNN) President Barack Obama on Wednesday handed his legacy to Hillary Clinton, setting her up for the speech of her life with a powerful endorsement and the enduring image of a warm embrace. Clinton joined Obama on stage after his speech, and the President and his 2008 primary rival clung together in a shared moment of symbolism: the nation's first African-American leader entrusting its future to the woman who could become its first female commander-in-chief. Obama was in Philadelphia at the Democratic National Convention 12 years to the day after he shook politics with a convention speech in Boston that encouraged Americans to look at the common threads that unite them. He offered a similarly empowering vision of the nation Wednesday, saying America doesn't need a "self declared savior" like Donald Trump to fix it.

He went on: "The bottom line is:

OPTIONS:
- African is a risky, reckless, and radical choice.
- America is a risky, reckless, and radical choice.
- American is a risky, reckless, and radical choice.
- Americans is a risky, reckless, and radical choice.
- Barack Obama is a risky, reckless, and radical choice.
- Boston is a risky, reckless, and radical choice.
- CNN is a risky, reckless, and radical choice.
- Clinton is a risky, reckless, and radical choice.
- Democratic National Convention is a risky, reckless, and radical choice.
- Donald Trump is a risky, reckless, and radical choice.
- Hillary Clinton is a risky, reckless, and radical choice.
- Joe Biden is a risky, reckless, and radical choice.
- Obama is a risky, reckless, and radical choice.
- Philadelphia is a risky, reckless, and radical choice.


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

Istanbul, Turkey (CNN) Turkish citizens arrived en masse in Istanbul on Sunday, after marching 250 miles over three-and-a-half weeks to demand the government loosen its stranglehold on the country's democracy. Kemal Kilicdaroglu, leader of the opposition Republican People's Party (CHP), finished the last kilometer of his long trek alone and was met with huge applause and chants of "Rights! Law! Justice!" as he entered Maltepe Square. The square was packed to its seams and many attendees and marchers gave up trying to enter the rally, instead joining in on the chants from grassy patches outside the square. "We need justice and democracy. That's why we have been in the roads for days," said Fadime Özbudak, a 47-year-old housewife. "It's wonderful here. I couldn't even get inside, but I'm just so happy. ... I've never seen anything like this in Turkey."

Despite the fatigue, the final leg to

OPTIONS:
- CHP was festive, with bands playing along the way.
- CNN was festive, with bands playing along the way.
- Fadime Özbudak was festive, with bands playing along the way.
- Istanbul was festive, with bands playing along the way.
- Kemal Kilicdaroglu was festive, with bands playing along the way.
- Maltepe Square was festive, with bands playing along the way.
- Republican People's Party was festive, with bands playing along the way.
- Turkey was festive, with bands playing along the way.
- Turkish was festive, with bands playing along the way.


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Early in the build-up to Aston Villa’s winning goal on Sunday, Steven Gerrard challenged for successive headers in the centre circle and lost both. That doesn’t mean he was at fault for what happened in the subsequent 20 seconds but it was illustrative nevertheless of a long, sapping afternoon for Liverpool and their fading captain. Gerrard’s time at Liverpool will now end in anti-climax. The chances are that he will say his farewells via a series of short cameos, many of them as a substitute. Steven Gerrard was denied the chance of a happy ending as Aston Villa beat Liverpool at Wembley

His manager Brendan Rodgers said after his team’s defeat that

OPTIONS:
- Aston Villa had been excellent.
- Brendan Rodgers had been excellent.
- Gerrard had been excellent.
- Liverpool had been excellent.
- Steven Gerrard had been excellent.
- Wembley had been excellent.


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Frenchman Gregory Bourdy saw his four-shot advantage halved by Rafa Cabrera-Bello in the third round of the Lyoness Open at Atzenbrugg. Bourdy, chasing a fifth European Tour title, moved to 15 under at the Diamond Country Club after a three-under-par 69 while Spain's Cabrera-Bello applied pressure with a superb 66. The leaders' rounds were split by a 95-minute suspension due to stormy weather in the area. Prior to the break Cabrera-Bello made an early surge, picking up five shots in his opening seven holes, including an eagle two at the third. His charge cut Bourdy's lead to one but the pair then became involved in an intriguing tussle.

Cabrera-

OPTIONS:
- Atzenbrugg then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.
- Bello then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.
- Bourdy then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.
- Cabrera then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.
- Chris Wood then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.
- Diamond Country Club then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.
- Englishman then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.
- European Tour then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.
- Frenchman then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.
- Gregory Bourdy then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.
- Lyoness Open then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.
- Rafa Cabrera then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.
- Spain then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.


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(CNN) Marijuana will remain a Schedule l controlled substance, which declares it has "no currently accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse," the Drug Enforcement Administration said Thursday. This keeps the drug in the same category as heroin, LSD and Ecstasy. The announcement is in response to two recent petitions asking the agency to reconsider this designation for the benefit of scientific research. The decision is based on a "scientific and medical evaluation" conducted by the US Food and Drug Administration at the request of the DEA. "The DEA and the FDA continue to believe that scientifically valid and well-controlled clinical trials conducted under investigational new drug (IND) applications are the most appropriate way to conduct research on the medicinal uses of marijuana," said a statement from the DEA.

The agency maintains its "commitment to work together with the

OPTIONS:
- CNN and NIDA to identify ways of streamlining research on marijuana and its extracts."
- DEA and NIDA to identify ways of streamlining research on marijuana and its extracts."
- Drug Enforcement Administration and NIDA to identify ways of streamlining research on marijuana and its extracts."
- Ecstasy and NIDA to identify ways of streamlining research on marijuana and its extracts."
- FDA and NIDA to identify ways of streamlining research on marijuana and its extracts."
- IND and NIDA to identify ways of streamlining research on marijuana and its extracts."
- LSD and NIDA to identify ways of streamlining research on marijuana and its extracts."
- US Food and Drug Administration and NIDA to identify ways of streamlining research on marijuana and its extracts."


(CNN) Hillary Clinton saw Bernie Sanders' New Hampshire blowout and raised him one in South Carolina. Riding the strength of her support among African-Americans to a resounding victory in the Palmetto State, Clinton seized the momentum in the Democratic presidential race -- winning her third of four early-state contests just three days before the race goes national on Super Tuesday. Here are five takeaways from South Carolina's Democratic primary: Clinton's going national It was a bumpy ride through the early states -- but Clinton's firewall of minority support held, helping her seal a close contest in Nevada and then turn South Carolina into her first dominant win of the 2016 race. Headed into Super Tuesday, the confidence Clinton's campaign had after October and November is back.

Bill Clinton campaigned across the state for his wife, allowing the

OPTIONS:
- African campaign to capitalize on the sort of surrogate Sanders could never possibly match.
- American campaign to capitalize on the sort of surrogate Sanders could never possibly match.
- Americans campaign to capitalize on the sort of surrogate Sanders could never possibly match.
- Bernie Sanders campaign to capitalize on the sort of surrogate Sanders could never possibly match.
- CNN campaign to capitalize on the sort of surrogate Sanders could never possibly match.
- Clinton campaign to capitalize on the sort of surrogate Sanders could never possibly match.
- Democratic campaign to capitalize on the sort of surrogate Sanders could never possibly match.
- Hillary Clinton campaign to capitalize on the sort of surrogate Sanders could never possibly match.
- Nevada campaign to capitalize on the sort of surrogate Sanders could never possibly match.
- New Hampshire campaign to capitalize on the sort of surrogate Sanders could never possibly match.
- Palmetto State campaign to capitalize on the sort of surrogate Sanders could never possibly match.
- South Carolina campaign to capitalize on the sort of surrogate Sanders could never possibly match.
- Super Tuesday campaign to capitalize on the sort of surrogate Sanders could never possibly match.


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Washington (CNN) President Barack Obama, as his tenure draws to a close, is deploying his legal authority in a last-minute bid to cement the areas of his legacy threatened by Donald Trump's incoming administration. Obama has tasked his staff with locating as many areas as possible where his top agenda items could be calcified and protected from Trump's wrecking ball, according to officials. He's placing an indefinite ban on oil drilling in huge swaths of the Arctic and Atlantic oceans, wary of a successor who promised a boost in US energy production. He's advised lawmakers of plans to transfer almost one-third of the remaining population at Guantanamo Bay to other countries, despite Trump's vow to fill up the prison with "bad dudes."

Obama himself acknowledged on the campaign trail this fall that a

OPTIONS:
- Arctic presidency would bode poorly for his top achievements, including his work on climate and global diplomacy.
- Atlantic presidency would bode poorly for his top achievements, including his work on climate and global diplomacy.
- Barack Obama presidency would bode poorly for his top achievements, including his work on climate and global diplomacy.
- CNN presidency would bode poorly for his top achievements, including his work on climate and global diplomacy.
- Donald Trump presidency would bode poorly for his top achievements, including his work on climate and global diplomacy.
- Guantanamo Bay presidency would bode poorly for his top achievements, including his work on climate and global diplomacy.
- Obama presidency would bode poorly for his top achievements, including his work on climate and global diplomacy.
- Trump presidency would bode poorly for his top achievements, including his work on climate and global diplomacy.
- US presidency would bode poorly for his top achievements, including his work on climate and global diplomacy.
- Washington presidency would bode poorly for his top achievements, including his work on climate and global diplomacy.


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Chelsea have beaten Manchester United in the chase to sign Pedro from Barcelona and Old Trafford manager Louis van Gaal faces more misery in his bid to prise Sadio Mane from Southampton. Jose Mourinho made a personal intervention to beat his old mentor Van Gaal to Pedro. Mourinho's personal call helped convince the 28-year-old Spain striker Stamford Bridge was the right destination. Chelsea struck a deal for £21.1million, with £19m paid up front, more than United offered. Pedro is expected to complete the transfer after a medical on Thursday and be available for Sunday's game at West Bromwich Albion if there are no complications.

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal are working on one major signing they hope to complete before the transfer window closes on September 1.
- Barcelona are working on one major signing they hope to complete before the transfer window closes on September 1.
- Chelsea are working on one major signing they hope to complete before the transfer window closes on September 1.
- Fantasy Football are working on one major signing they hope to complete before the transfer window closes on September 1.
- Jose Mourinho are working on one major signing they hope to complete before the transfer window closes on September 1.
- Louis van Gaal are working on one major signing they hope to complete before the transfer window closes on September 1.
- MailOnline are working on one major signing they hope to complete before the transfer window closes on September 1.
- Man City are working on one major signing they hope to complete before the transfer window closes on September 1.
- Manchester United are working on one major signing they hope to complete before the transfer window closes on September 1.
- Mourinho are working on one major signing they hope to complete before the transfer window closes on September 1.
- Old Trafford are working on one major signing they hope to complete before the transfer window closes on September 1.
- Pedro are working on one major signing they hope to complete before the transfer window closes on September 1.
- Premier League are working on one major signing they hope to complete before the transfer window closes on September 1.
- Sadio Mane are working on one major signing they hope to complete before the transfer window closes on September 1.
- Southampton are working on one major signing they hope to complete before the transfer window closes on September 1.
- Spain are working on one major signing they hope to complete before the transfer window closes on September 1.
- Stamford Bridge are working on one major signing they hope to complete before the transfer window closes on September 1.
- Thomas Muller are working on one major signing they hope to complete before the transfer window closes on September 1.
- United are working on one major signing they hope to complete before the transfer window closes on September 1.
- Van Gaal are working on one major signing they hope to complete before the transfer window closes on September 1.
- West Bromwich Albion are working on one major signing they hope to complete before the transfer window closes on September 1.


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(CNN) Lawrence Phillips, an imprisoned former NFL running back who was awaiting trial on charges of killing his cellmate last year, died Wednesday morning after being found unresponsive in his prison cell, the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation said. The death of Phillips, 40, is being investigated as a suicide, the department said. Phillips was a star running back at Nebraska and a first-round pick for the St. Louis Rams in 1996, but lasted in the NFL only three seasons. He was sent to a California prison in 2008 after being convicted of domestic violence, false imprisonment and vehicle theft charges.

The former running back had a huge season as a sophomore for

OPTIONS:
- CNN, bulldozing his way to 1,772 yards and 16 touchdowns in the 1994 season.
- California, bulldozing his way to 1,772 yards and 16 touchdowns in the 1994 season.
- California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, bulldozing his way to 1,772 yards and 16 touchdowns in the 1994 season.
- Lawrence Phillips, bulldozing his way to 1,772 yards and 16 touchdowns in the 1994 season.
- NFL, bulldozing his way to 1,772 yards and 16 touchdowns in the 1994 season.
- Nebraska, bulldozing his way to 1,772 yards and 16 touchdowns in the 1994 season.
- Phillips, bulldozing his way to 1,772 yards and 16 touchdowns in the 1994 season.
- St. Louis Rams, bulldozing his way to 1,772 yards and 16 touchdowns in the 1994 season.


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London, England (CNN) -- Pat Croce is a man on a mission -- a mission to find his all time favorite pirate. The highly successful businessman, who rose from being a trainer in the locker room to president of one of the most storied franchises of the NBA, is on a quest to find the body of English explorer Sir Francis Drake, who was buried out at sea more than 400 years ago. Sir Francis Drake was an adventurer and a true pirate of the 16th century. Drake is credited with being the first Englishman to circumnavigate the globe. He led several voyages, many of them aimed at capturing Spanish territories and taking their treasure. While he made enemies with Spain, he enchanted Queen Elizabeth I, who is believed to have fondly called him "my pirate".

But it is

OPTIONS:
- CNN that he admires and relates to the most.
- Croce that he admires and relates to the most.
- Drake that he admires and relates to the most.
- England that he admires and relates to the most.
- English that he admires and relates to the most.
- Englishman that he admires and relates to the most.
- Francis Drake that he admires and relates to the most.
- London that he admires and relates to the most.
- NBA that he admires and relates to the most.
- Pat Croce that he admires and relates to the most.
- Spain that he admires and relates to the most.
- Spanish that he admires and relates to the most.