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Liverpool's crunch Premier League clash against Manchester United on Sunday is gearing up to be a pivotal one in the race for the top four. The match will also be a poignant one for Reds skipper Steven Gerrard too - in what will be his last-ever against Manchester United before his move to MLS side LA Galaxy at the end of the season. Here Sportsmail looks back on the 34-year-old's career against the Red Devils. Steven Gerrard's (right) first game for Liverpool against Manchester United came in a 3-2 home defeat on September 11 1999 It was over a year before Gerrard (left) faced the Red Devils again, but this time he was victorious as Liverpool won 1-0 at Old Trafford

The

OPTIONS:
- Anfield skipper kisses the camera lens in celebration after netting his second penalty at the Theatre of Dreams last season
- Gerrard skipper kisses the camera lens in celebration after netting his second penalty at the Theatre of Dreams last season
- LA Galaxy skipper kisses the camera lens in celebration after netting his second penalty at the Theatre of Dreams last season
- Liverpool skipper kisses the camera lens in celebration after netting his second penalty at the Theatre of Dreams last season
- MLS skipper kisses the camera lens in celebration after netting his second penalty at the Theatre of Dreams last season
- Manchester United skipper kisses the camera lens in celebration after netting his second penalty at the Theatre of Dreams last season
- Old Trafford skipper kisses the camera lens in celebration after netting his second penalty at the Theatre of Dreams last season
- Premier League skipper kisses the camera lens in celebration after netting his second penalty at the Theatre of Dreams last season
- Red Devils skipper kisses the camera lens in celebration after netting his second penalty at the Theatre of Dreams last season
- Reds skipper kisses the camera lens in celebration after netting his second penalty at the Theatre of Dreams last season
- Sportsmail skipper kisses the camera lens in celebration after netting his second penalty at the Theatre of Dreams last season
- Steven Gerrard skipper kisses the camera lens in celebration after netting his second penalty at the Theatre of Dreams last season
- United skipper kisses the camera lens in celebration after netting his second penalty at the Theatre of Dreams last season


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Quirky figure-testing challenges on social media have become unlikely criteria in a beauty pageant in China. Women are required to balance eggs on their collarbones and touch their navels from behind their backs for a chance to win the International Cross-strait Tourist Ambassador Competition. The touring pageant, which sees contestants from Chinese mainland and Taiwan, was in city of Jiyuan in central China on Monday, according to reports in the People's Daily Online. The winner of the beauty pageant will work across the Chinese Mainland and Taiwan to promote tourism. Both the collarbone balance and the belly button challenges are considered as ways to show how good one's figure is, according to Chinese internet users.

The challenges have been incredibly popular on

OPTIONS:
- China social media networks with millions taking part and posting success selfies.
- Chinese social media networks with millions taking part and posting success selfies.
- Chinese Mainland social media networks with millions taking part and posting success selfies.
- International Cross social media networks with millions taking part and posting success selfies.
- Jiyuan social media networks with millions taking part and posting success selfies.
- People's Daily Online social media networks with millions taking part and posting success selfies.
- Taiwan social media networks with millions taking part and posting success selfies.
- Tourist Ambassador Competition social media networks with millions taking part and posting success selfies.
- Winner social media networks with millions taking part and posting success selfies.


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Daniele De Rossi converted an early penalty and was later sent off as Italy beat Bulgaria 1-0 in a Euro 2016 qualifier which saw goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon win his 150th cap for the hosts on Sunday. De Rossi scored with a twice-taken penalty in the sixth minute but blotted his copybook early in the second half when he was dismissed after clashing with Iliyan Mitsanski, who was also sent off. Buffon, who won his first cap in a World Cup qualifier away to Russia in 1997, rescued Italy with a difficult save from Giorgi Milanov in stoppage time. The win took Italy top of Group H with 18 points from eight games and kept them on course for a top-two finish which would ensure a place in France next year.

OPTIONS:
- Azzurri stepped up and, although his first effort was ruled out for encroachment, he kept his cool on the second attempt, again sending his shot low to the Mitrev's left.
- Buffon stepped up and, although his first effort was ruled out for encroachment, he kept his cool on the second attempt, again sending his shot low to the Mitrev's left.
- Bulgaria stepped up and, although his first effort was ruled out for encroachment, he kept his cool on the second attempt, again sending his shot low to the Mitrev's left.
- Daniele De Rossi stepped up and, although his first effort was ruled out for encroachment, he kept his cool on the second attempt, again sending his shot low to the Mitrev's left.
- De Rossi stepped up and, although his first effort was ruled out for encroachment, he kept his cool on the second attempt, again sending his shot low to the Mitrev's left.
- Estadio Renzo Barbera stepped up and, although his first effort was ruled out for encroachment, he kept his cool on the second attempt, again sending his shot low to the Mitrev's left.
- Euro 2016 stepped up and, although his first effort was ruled out for encroachment, he kept his cool on the second attempt, again sending his shot low to the Mitrev's left.
- France stepped up and, although his first effort was ruled out for encroachment, he kept his cool on the second attempt, again sending his shot low to the Mitrev's left.
- Gianluigi Buffon stepped up and, although his first effort was ruled out for encroachment, he kept his cool on the second attempt, again sending his shot low to the Mitrev's left.
- Giorgi Milanov stepped up and, although his first effort was ruled out for encroachment, he kept his cool on the second attempt, again sending his shot low to the Mitrev's left.
- Group H stepped up and, although his first effort was ruled out for encroachment, he kept his cool on the second attempt, again sending his shot low to the Mitrev's left.
- Ilian Micanski stepped up and, although his first effort was ruled out for encroachment, he kept his cool on the second attempt, again sending his shot low to the Mitrev's left.
- Iliyan Mitsanski stepped up and, although his first effort was ruled out for encroachment, he kept his cool on the second attempt, again sending his shot low to the Mitrev's left.
- Italy stepped up and, although his first effort was ruled out for encroachment, he kept his cool on the second attempt, again sending his shot low to the Mitrev's left.
- Micanski stepped up and, although his first effort was ruled out for encroachment, he kept his cool on the second attempt, again sending his shot low to the Mitrev's left.
- Roma stepped up and, although his first effort was ruled out for encroachment, he kept his cool on the second attempt, again sending his shot low to the Mitrev's left.
- Russia stepped up and, although his first effort was ruled out for encroachment, he kept his cool on the second attempt, again sending his shot low to the Mitrev's left.
- World Cup stepped up and, although his first effort was ruled out for encroachment, he kept his cool on the second attempt, again sending his shot low to the Mitrev's left.


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(CNN) After more than a month on the run, a man accused of killing his pregnant ex-girlfriend and an Orlando police officer has been captured, officials said Tuesday night. Markeith Loyd is suspected of shooting Sade Dixon on December 13 and police Lt. Debra Clayton outside a Walmart on January 9. Loyd's alleged rampage touched off a multiagency manhunt. An investigation led authorities to an abandoned house in Orlando's Carver Shores area, where Loyd was arrested, Orlando police Chief John Mina said in a news conference. Dressed in body armor and carrying two handguns, Loyd tried to flee out a back door and then the front. Mina says Loyd resisted arrest and was injured when police used force.

OPTIONS:
- Carver Shores was a master sergeant in the police department at the time of her killing; she was posthumously promoted to lieutenant.
- Debra Clayton was a master sergeant in the police department at the time of her killing; she was posthumously promoted to lieutenant.
- John Mina was a master sergeant in the police department at the time of her killing; she was posthumously promoted to lieutenant.
- Loyd was a master sergeant in the police department at the time of her killing; she was posthumously promoted to lieutenant.
- Markeith Loyd was a master sergeant in the police department at the time of her killing; she was posthumously promoted to lieutenant.
- Mina was a master sergeant in the police department at the time of her killing; she was posthumously promoted to lieutenant.
- Orlando was a master sergeant in the police department at the time of her killing; she was posthumously promoted to lieutenant.
- Sade Dixon was a master sergeant in the police department at the time of her killing; she was posthumously promoted to lieutenant.
- Walmart was a master sergeant in the police department at the time of her killing; she was posthumously promoted to lieutenant.


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(CNN) -- On October 12, 2000, a suicide bomber attacked the USS Cole as it refueled in Aden, Yemen. A rubber boat packed with explosives detonated, killing 17 and wounding at least 37 more. Ten years later the destroyer -- also known as DDG 67 -- is in port at Norfolk, Virginia, after returning just a month ago from a mission in the Gulf of Aden, according to Command Duty Officer Lt. Torsten Becker. The ship's crew and others commemorated the 10-year anniversary Tuesday at Naval Station Norfolk. "We lost 17 of our shipmates that terrible morning 10 years ago, but they were far more than just our sailors," said Adm. J.C. Harvey Jr., commander of U.S. Fleet Forces Command. "They were your fathers, your sons and daughters, your sisters and brothers. They coached Little League. They loved to work on cars. They ran track and played football. They acted in high school plays. They loved life, they loved living and they loved you.

Meanwhile, the Cole's legacy can still be felt on board today, said

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- Aden, who had just joined the Navy at the time of the attack but was not yet stationed on the Cole.
- CNN, who had just joined the Navy at the time of the attack but was not yet stationed on the Cole.
- Command Duty Officer, who had just joined the Navy at the time of the attack but was not yet stationed on the Cole.
- DDG 67, who had just joined the Navy at the time of the attack but was not yet stationed on the Cole.
- Flags, who had just joined the Navy at the time of the attack but was not yet stationed on the Cole.
- Gulf of Aden, who had just joined the Navy at the time of the attack but was not yet stationed on the Cole.
- J.C. Harvey Jr., who had just joined the Navy at the time of the attack but was not yet stationed on the Cole.
- Little League, who had just joined the Navy at the time of the attack but was not yet stationed on the Cole.
- Naval Station Norfolk, who had just joined the Navy at the time of the attack but was not yet stationed on the Cole.
- Norfolk, who had just joined the Navy at the time of the attack but was not yet stationed on the Cole.
- Torsten Becker, who had just joined the Navy at the time of the attack but was not yet stationed on the Cole.
- U.S. Fleet Forces Command, who had just joined the Navy at the time of the attack but was not yet stationed on the Cole.
- U.S. Navy, who had just joined the Navy at the time of the attack but was not yet stationed on the Cole.
- USS Cole, who had just joined the Navy at the time of the attack but was not yet stationed on the Cole.
- Virginia, who had just joined the Navy at the time of the attack but was not yet stationed on the Cole.
- Yemen, who had just joined the Navy at the time of the attack but was not yet stationed on the Cole.


Hollywood star Stanley Tucci had his work cut out filming Peter & Wendy, a new adaptation of JM Barrie’s classic book Peter Pan to be seen on Boxing Day that tells the story of the boy who never grew up. For Stanley, best known as the flamboyant Caesar Flickerman in The Hunger Games movies, not only plays three characters – but one of them is perhaps children’s literature’s most notorious villain Captain Hook. Stanley first pops up as Mr Wylie, a surgeon at Great Ormond Street Hospital, then as Mr Darling, the father of the story’s heroine Wendy. But it was Hook he was dying to get his teeth into. Hook was the big attraction – who wouldn’t jump at the chance of playing a psychopath like him?’ says Stanley.

This new adaptation begins with 12-year-old Lucy Rose preparing to be operated on at the hospital by Mr

OPTIONS:
- Boxing Day.
- Caesar Flickerman.
- Captain Hook.
- Darling.
- Great Ormond Street Hospital.
- Hollywood.
- Hook.
- JM Barrie.
- Peter & Wendy.
- Peter Pan.
- Stanley.
- Stanley Tucci.
- The Hunger Games.
- Wendy.
- Wylie.


A second partner of the former cabaret singer suspected of committing the 'perfect murder' is said to have disappeared. Leigh Ann Sabine is believed to have killed husband John and hidden his body in their flat for 18 years until the skeleton was discovered after her death last month. Now relatives and neighbours have said that a retired fireman, known only as Derek, moved in with her soon after Mr Sabine vanished in 1997. But after a tempestuous relationship he too suddenly departed, with Sabine telling friends she'd 'had enough of him'. It was also claimed that Sabine and her new lover may have slept on top of her murdered husband’s body hidden in a divan in her ‘immaculate’ two-bedroom flat in Beddau near Pontypridd, South Wales.

Sabine's friend Violet Scott said

OPTIONS:
- Beddau lived with the retired fire officer 'on and off' but grew tired of him.
- Derek lived with the retired fire officer 'on and off' but grew tired of him.
- John lived with the retired fire officer 'on and off' but grew tired of him.
- Leigh Ann Sabine lived with the retired fire officer 'on and off' but grew tired of him.
- Pontypridd lived with the retired fire officer 'on and off' but grew tired of him.
- Sabine lived with the retired fire officer 'on and off' but grew tired of him.
- South Wales lived with the retired fire officer 'on and off' but grew tired of him.


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Jeremy Menez scored twice to help beleaguered AC Milan beat Cagliari 3-1 in front of a sparse San Siro crowd on Saturday as fans responded to a request to boycott the match in protest at the club's leadership. The Curva Sud section, which usually hosts the hardcore supporters, was almost deserted while banners, written in English, read 'Game Over' and 'Insert Coin To Save AC Milan.' The Curva Sud had called on fans to stay away because the hierarchy, they say, have undermined coach Filippo Inzaghi with their rudderless leadership and confused transfer policy. Jeremy Menez (right) scored an impressive double at an empty San Siro to help AC Milan to victory

Menez put

OPTIONS:
- AC Milan ahead in the 21st minute with a curling shot from the edge of the penalty area.
- Cagliari ahead in the 21st minute with a curling shot from the edge of the penalty area.
- Curva Sud ahead in the 21st minute with a curling shot from the edge of the penalty area.
- English ahead in the 21st minute with a curling shot from the edge of the penalty area.
- Filippo Inzaghi ahead in the 21st minute with a curling shot from the edge of the penalty area.
- Game Over ahead in the 21st minute with a curling shot from the edge of the penalty area.
- Insert Coin ahead in the 21st minute with a curling shot from the edge of the penalty area.
- Jeremy Menez ahead in the 21st minute with a curling shot from the edge of the penalty area.
- Phillipe Menez ahead in the 21st minute with a curling shot from the edge of the penalty area.
- San Siro ahead in the 21st minute with a curling shot from the edge of the penalty area.
- Serie A ahead in the 21st minute with a curling shot from the edge of the penalty area.


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(CNN) -- The prosecutor in the U.S. government's case against an Indian diplomat charged in New York with visa fraud related to her treatment of her housekeeper expressed dismay Wednesday over the direction the case has taken. "There has been much misinformation and factual inaccuracy in the reporting on the charges against Devyani Khobragade," said U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara about India's 39-year-old deputy consul general for political, economic, commercial and women's affairs, who was arrested December 12 in New York by federal agents. "It is important to correct these inaccuracies because they are misleading people and creating an inflammatory atmosphere on an unfounded basis."

He added that the housekeeper was paid "well above the minimum wage," and that his client had -- at the housekeeper's request -- sent a portion of that money to the housekeeper's husband each month in

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Devyani Khobragade.
- India.
- Indian.
- Kerry.
- New York.
- Obama.
- Preet Bharara.
- U.S..


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Atletico Madrid striker Mario Mandzukic is having a medical in Turin on Monday ahead his proposed switch to Serie A champions Juventus. The Croatia international arrived in Italy on Sunday and was pictured outside the Clinica Fornaca di Sessant the following day. There had been much speculation over the Croat's future following an ongoing dispute with current manager Diego Simeone who claimed the striker 'annoyed him easily.' Manchester United were linked with a possible move as they continue to scour the transfer market to find a suitable replacement for Radamel Falcao who failed to earn an extended stay. However, the Italian side took to Twitter on Sunday night to confirm the former Bayern Munich striker had arrived in Italy - posting a picture alongside the caption 'Welcome, Mario.'

OPTIONS:
- Atletico Madrid later said of the striker: 'He's a player who has scored goals in every league he's played in.
- Bayern Munich later said of the striker: 'He's a player who has scored goals in every league he's played in.
- Clinica Fornaca di Sessant later said of the striker: 'He's a player who has scored goals in every league he's played in.
- Croat later said of the striker: 'He's a player who has scored goals in every league he's played in.
- Croatia later said of the striker: 'He's a player who has scored goals in every league he's played in.
- Croatian later said of the striker: 'He's a player who has scored goals in every league he's played in.
- Diego Simeone later said of the striker: 'He's a player who has scored goals in every league he's played in.
- Italian later said of the striker: 'He's a player who has scored goals in every league he's played in.
- Italy later said of the striker: 'He's a player who has scored goals in every league he's played in.
- Juventus later said of the striker: 'He's a player who has scored goals in every league he's played in.
- Manchester United later said of the striker: 'He's a player who has scored goals in every league he's played in.
- Mario later said of the striker: 'He's a player who has scored goals in every league he's played in.
- Mario Mandzukic later said of the striker: 'He's a player who has scored goals in every league he's played in.
- Massimiliano Allegri later said of the striker: 'He's a player who has scored goals in every league he's played in.
- Radamel Falcao later said of the striker: 'He's a player who has scored goals in every league he's played in.
- Serie A later said of the striker: 'He's a player who has scored goals in every league he's played in.
- Turin later said of the striker: 'He's a player who has scored goals in every league he's played in.
- Twitter later said of the striker: 'He's a player who has scored goals in every league he's played in.


(CNN) -- At a modest stucco home in Montgomery, Alabama, an unlikely presidential victory celebration is taking place this morning. Barack Obama's election victory represents a triumph for civil rights activists before him. Peggy Wallace Kennedy, the daughter of the late George Wallace, the Alabama governor who once vowed to maintain segregation forever, is rejoicing. Kennedy, 58, voted for Sen. Barack Obama. She says she was "mesmerized" when she first heard him speak at the 2004 Democratic National Convention. Her admiration for Obama deepened when she learned he opposed the Iraq war. She even slapped an Obama bumper sticker on her car, even though someone told her that the prospect of an African-American president would have her father "rolling over in his grave."

Some almost lost their belief in the inherent goodness of

OPTIONS:
- 2004 Democratic National Convention because they saw so many innocent people die.
- African because they saw so many innocent people die.
- Alabama because they saw so many innocent people die.
- America because they saw so many innocent people die.
- American because they saw so many innocent people die.
- Barack Obama because they saw so many innocent people die.
- CNN because they saw so many innocent people die.
- George Wallace because they saw so many innocent people die.
- Iraq because they saw so many innocent people die.
- Kennedy because they saw so many innocent people die.
- Montgomery because they saw so many innocent people die.
- Obama because they saw so many innocent people die.
- Peggy Wallace Kennedy because they saw so many innocent people die.


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A Chinese entrepreneur has quit his well-paid day job to revive the dying art of Chinese sword making. Jia Huaijin, 33, now hand-makes swords in rural China that sell for up to £22,000 each – nearly 18 times the monthly salary of Chinese president Xi Jinping or the average price for a 750-square-foot flat in Shanghai. Mr Jia uses the 2,000-year-old technique to make the traditional swords, which are highly sought after by international collectors from as far as Canada, reports The People's Daily Online. Warrior: Mr Huajin looks like he could have time travelled from the Han dynasty Hammering away: The molten metal is forged and folded to create the sword

Swords feature prominently in ancient Chinese history and the blades made by Mr Jia would have been the type used by warriors in the

OPTIONS:
- Canada.
- China.
- Chinese.
- Han dynasty.
- Huajin.
- Jia.
- Jia Huaijin.
- Shanghai.
- The People's Daily Online.
- Xi Jinping.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) A 5.8 magnitude earthquake struck western Montana early Thursday, according to the US Geological Survey. The earthquake was 13.6 kilometers (8.4 miles) in depth and was about 33 miles northwest of Helena, the capital, according to USGS. It struck about 7 miles southeast of Lincoln, which has a population of 1,013. Residents as far as Spokane, Washington, and Seattle reportedly felt the first tremors shortly after midnight, according to CNN affiliate KRTV-TV. Several 911 call centers reported being swamped, but there was no early word of injuries or major structural damage, the station reported. A series of aftershocks followed, with magnitudes ranging from 3.1 to 4.9, clustered near Lincoln.

A 5.6 magnitude quake in 2005 occurred 105 miles to the south of

OPTIONS:
- CNN and caused minor damage.
- Helena and caused minor damage.
- KRTV and caused minor damage.
- Lincoln and caused minor damage.
- Montana and caused minor damage.
- Seattle and caused minor damage.
- Spokane and caused minor damage.
- US Geological Survey and caused minor damage.
- USGS and caused minor damage.
- Washington and caused minor damage.


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Streaming has topped CD sales in revenue for the first time in the United States as music listeners flock to on-demand services and Internet radio, industry figures showed. Data for 2014 showed a major shift to streaming as opposed to physical sales and permanent downloads, with rapid growth both for on-demand services such as Spotify and Rhapsody and Internet radio providers such as Pandora. Streaming revenue totaled $1.87 billion, edging out the $1.85 billion earned by CD sales, according to data of the Recording Industry Association of America. Scroll down for video Data for 2014 showed a major shift to streaming as opposed to physical sales and permanent downloads, with rapid growth both for on-demand services such as Spotify, app seen here, and Rhapsody and Internet radio providers such as Pandora ©Jonathan Nackstrand (AFP/File)

OPTIONS:
- AFP has hit back by describing itself as a rare source of growth in the music industry and has said it has distributed $2 billion back to artists over the past seven years.
- Apple has hit back by describing itself as a rare source of growth in the music industry and has said it has distributed $2 billion back to artists over the past seven years.
- Jonathan Nackstrand has hit back by describing itself as a rare source of growth in the music industry and has said it has distributed $2 billion back to artists over the past seven years.
- Pandora has hit back by describing itself as a rare source of growth in the music industry and has said it has distributed $2 billion back to artists over the past seven years.
- Recording Industry Association of America has hit back by describing itself as a rare source of growth in the music industry and has said it has distributed $2 billion back to artists over the past seven years.
- Rhapsody has hit back by describing itself as a rare source of growth in the music industry and has said it has distributed $2 billion back to artists over the past seven years.
- Spotify has hit back by describing itself as a rare source of growth in the music industry and has said it has distributed $2 billion back to artists over the past seven years.
- United States has hit back by describing itself as a rare source of growth in the music industry and has said it has distributed $2 billion back to artists over the past seven years.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Examining an ultrasound scan of your unborn child is a nerve-racking moment for most parents. But any worries that Ed and Dee Parsons may have harboured quickly faded when they saw their baby in the womb at 20 weeks. The child was making an unmistakable V-sign – the victory gesture associated with Winston Churchill and, latterly, with world peace. The baby formed a V symbol with its tiny fingers while in mother Dee Parson's womb during a scan ‘The sonographer couldn't believe it – she said she had never seen anything like it before,’ said Mrs Parsons, 35. ‘It’s nice to have such an iconic image of peace when there’s so much unrest all around us. It was very reassuring.

OPTIONS:
- Dee Parson is reported to have once said: ‘All babies look like me.
- Dee Parsons is reported to have once said: ‘All babies look like me.
- Ed is reported to have once said: ‘All babies look like me.
- Godalming is reported to have once said: ‘All babies look like me.
- Mrs Parsons is reported to have once said: ‘All babies look like me.
- Parsons is reported to have once said: ‘All babies look like me.
- Surrey is reported to have once said: ‘All babies look like me.
- V is reported to have once said: ‘All babies look like me.
- Winston is reported to have once said: ‘All babies look like me.
- Winston Churchill is reported to have once said: ‘All babies look like me.


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(CNN) Sen. Tim Kaine on Thursday called President Donald Trump's reportedly contentious phone calls with US allies Australia and Mexico "foolish." In an interview with Chris Cuomo on CNN's "New Day," Kaine criticized Trump after reports emerged of his heated exchanges with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto. "To have a contentious conversation and name-call a country or the Prime minister of a country that's one of our greatest allies in Asia is foolish," said the Democratic senator from Virginia, who was Hillary Clinton's running mate in 2016. "To suggest to the President of Mexico we may have to send US troops into Mexico is foolish. Some of the statements that the President is making about Iraq and Iran are foolish."

...

OPTIONS:
- Asia is making Iran's case for them every day," he said.
- Australia is making Iran's case for them every day," he said.
- Australian is making Iran's case for them every day," he said.
- CNN is making Iran's case for them every day," he said.
- Chris Cuomo is making Iran's case for them every day," he said.
- Democratic is making Iran's case for them every day," he said.
- Donald Trump is making Iran's case for them every day," he said.
- Enrique Peña Nieto is making Iran's case for them every day," he said.
- Hillary Clinton is making Iran's case for them every day," he said.
- Iran is making Iran's case for them every day," he said.
- Iraq is making Iran's case for them every day," he said.
- Kaine is making Iran's case for them every day," he said.
- Malcolm Turnbull is making Iran's case for them every day," he said.
- Mexican is making Iran's case for them every day," he said.
- Mexico is making Iran's case for them every day," he said.
- New Day is making Iran's case for them every day," he said.
- Tim Kaine is making Iran's case for them every day," he said.
- Trump is making Iran's case for them every day," he said.
- US is making Iran's case for them every day," he said.
- Virginia is making Iran's case for them every day," he said.


Write the next sentence.

Producers from the ABC did attempt to contact 'people familiar' with Zaky Mallah before they allowed him to ask a question on the panel program Q&A, however, they failed to review his recent social media posts. According to a report by the Department of Communications, attempts to contact Mr Mallah's associates were 'unsuccessful' so the program's producers chose to base their decision on three other factors- previous experiences with Mr Mallah, the advice of an ABC journalist and a review of a recent television appearance. It was decided 'he was not dangerous, would not be disruptive and would be a suitable audience member to ask a question'.

OPTIONS:
- ABC, in 2005, was cleared of terrorism related charges involving a suicide attack on a commonwealth building.
- ASIO, in 2005, was cleared of terrorism related charges involving a suicide attack on a commonwealth building.
- Australian, in 2005, was cleared of terrorism related charges involving a suicide attack on a commonwealth building.
- Board, in 2005, was cleared of terrorism related charges involving a suicide attack on a commonwealth building.
- Department of Communications, in 2005, was cleared of terrorism related charges involving a suicide attack on a commonwealth building.
- Mallah, in 2005, was cleared of terrorism related charges involving a suicide attack on a commonwealth building.
- Peter McEvoy, in 2005, was cleared of terrorism related charges involving a suicide attack on a commonwealth building.
- Q&A, in 2005, was cleared of terrorism related charges involving a suicide attack on a commonwealth building.
- Steve Ciobo, in 2005, was cleared of terrorism related charges involving a suicide attack on a commonwealth building.
- Zaky Mallah, in 2005, was cleared of terrorism related charges involving a suicide attack on a commonwealth building.


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

(CNN) -- Trying to choose a luxurious spot for the honeymoon of your dreams can be overwhelming. Hawaii, with its tourist-friendly islands and exotic feel without the passport, gets a lot of attention from honeymooners. But there are other scintillating destinations you don't want to overlook in your search. CNN asked Jacqueline Gifford, travel editor of Brides Magazine, for some unforgettable honeymoon ideas. She shared the results from a recent poll of top travel agents from Signature Travel. These are some of their favorite destinations. French Polynesia In a relaxing contrast to Hawaii's big waves, the blue lagoons of French Polynesia provide calm waters. The French Polynesian islands are also a favorite of celebrities -- Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman honeymooned there as did Carrie Underwood and Mike Fisher.

For people living on the

OPTIONS:
- Bali, the plane ride to paradise lasts less than two hours.
- Bermuda, the plane ride to paradise lasts less than two hours.
- Brides Magazine, the plane ride to paradise lasts less than two hours.
- CNN, the plane ride to paradise lasts less than two hours.
- Carrie Underwood, the plane ride to paradise lasts less than two hours.
- East Coast, the plane ride to paradise lasts less than two hours.
- Fiji, the plane ride to paradise lasts less than two hours.
- French, the plane ride to paradise lasts less than two hours.
- French Polynesia, the plane ride to paradise lasts less than two hours.
- French Polynesian, the plane ride to paradise lasts less than two hours.
- Hawaii, the plane ride to paradise lasts less than two hours.
- Italian, the plane ride to paradise lasts less than two hours.
- Jacqueline Gifford, the plane ride to paradise lasts less than two hours.
- Keith Urban, the plane ride to paradise lasts less than two hours.
- Lake District, the plane ride to paradise lasts less than two hours.
- Mike Fisher, the plane ride to paradise lasts less than two hours.
- Nicole Kidman, the plane ride to paradise lasts less than two hours.
- Polynesia, the plane ride to paradise lasts less than two hours.
- Signature Travel, the plane ride to paradise lasts less than two hours.


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European students who have taken out taxpayer-funded loans to study at English universities are a record £43 million in arrears. The amount owed by the defaulting students has doubled in two years, figures from the Student Loans Company show. One in eight of EU graduates from English universities who are now living abroad are failing to repay the loans, and experts predict this figure will soar after the Government’s decision to allow unlimited numbers to study in England from this September. The figures, released last week, also showed that the total amount of money handed to students from mainland Europe has mushroomed to nearly a billion pounds this year, up from £686 million in the previous year.

While English students automatically repay loans through the tax system, similar systems are not in place for those living in mainland

OPTIONS:
- EU.
- England.
- English.
- Europe.
- European.
- Student Loans Company.


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A 27-year-old driver has been arrested after allegedly 'doing donuts' on a frozen river until his pickup truck smashed through the ice - then saving his own life while leaving his pet dog behind to die. Andrew Mayer was traveling through New Jersey with his two-year-old boxer mix, Rolo, in the early hours of Sunday  when he reportedly drove onto the Toms River, which had completely frozen over. He then repeatedly drove his 1989 Mazda B2200  truck around in circles, causing it to plunge through the ice into the frigid water below, police said. Mayer escaped from the vehicle as it was sinking.

A spokesman for SPCA added the agency has launched an inquiry into

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Mayer's death
- Mayer's death
- Mazda B2200's death
- New Jersey's death
- Rolo's death
- SPCA's death
- Toms River's death


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Conrad Clitheroe, left, and Gary Cooper, right, were thrown in jail after being arrested for writing down aircraft registration numbers in Dubai Three British planespotters who have spent two months in prison in the United Arab Emirates after they were arrested on national security grounds have been released. Conrad Clitheroe, 54 and Gary Cooper, 45, from Stockport, along with their ex-pat friend Neil Munro were stopped by police for writing down aircraft registration numbers at Fujairah Airport. They were taken to a police station and, despite being told they would not be detained, were put into prison. Clitheroe's wife Valerie had written to British Prime Minister David Cameron to ask him to intervene in the case, raising concerns about her husband's health due to his heart murmur and high blood pressure.

Mr

OPTIONS:
- British has always insisted they never took any photographs.
- Clitheroe has always insisted they never took any photographs.
- Conrad Clitheroe has always insisted they never took any photographs.
- David Cameron has always insisted they never took any photographs.
- Dubai has always insisted they never took any photographs.
- Fujairah Airport has always insisted they never took any photographs.
- Gary Cooper has always insisted they never took any photographs.
- Neil Munro has always insisted they never took any photographs.
- Stockport has always insisted they never took any photographs.
- UAE has always insisted they never took any photographs.
- United Arab Emirates has always insisted they never took any photographs.
- Valerie has always insisted they never took any photographs.


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Wenchang, China  (CNN) The second launch of China's new-generation Long March-5 carrier rocket failed Sunday -- dealing a blow to the country's ambitious space aspirations. Carrying an experimental communications satellite, China's largest rocket lifted off at 7:23 p.m. local time (7:23 a.m. ET) toward clear skies from the seaside Wenchang space launch center on the southern Chinese island of Hainan. But 40 minutes later, the state-run Xinhua news agency flashed a headline declaring the launch a failure -- without providing any details. Dubbed "Chubby 5" for its huge size -- 5 meters in diameter and 57 meters tall -- the LM-5 rocket is designed to carry up to 25 tons of payload into low orbit, more than doubling the country's previous lift capability.

The LM-5 finally made its debut last November, also at the newly built

OPTIONS:
- CNN site, and was successfully launched.
- China site, and was successfully launched.
- Chinese site, and was successfully launched.
- Chubby 5 site, and was successfully launched.
- Hainan site, and was successfully launched.
- LM-5 site, and was successfully launched.
- Rocket site, and was successfully launched.
- Wenchang site, and was successfully launched.
- Xinhua site, and was successfully launched.


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An upcoming documentary describes Yelp as the internet's equivalent to the mafia, and the publicly-traded company is doing everything in its power to discredit the film before it is released. Yelp, founded in 2004 by two former PayPal employees, is a website that lets users write their own reviews of businesses like restaurants and doctor's offices. However, like many web businesses, Yelp's revenue comes mainly from advertising and the businesses that buy ads are often also rated and reviewed on the site. Kaylie Milliken is the filmmaker behind Billion Dollar Bully, an ongoing documentary focused on Yelp's impact on small businesses.

In a statement, the company spokesman explained why they decided to pass on speaking to

OPTIONS:
- Billion Dollar Bully.
- FTC.
- Harvard.
- Kaylie Milliken.
- PayPal.
- Yelp.


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If you had planned to jet off today to catch the end of the Easter school break, you may just wish you had stayed at home. In a double hit for thousands of holidaymakers trying to leave Britain today, strikes by French air traffic controllers and new border control checks threaten severe delays. Air passengers face up to three days of disruption, with British Airways, easyJet, Ryanair and Flybe among the airlines forced to cancel dozens of flights. Scroll down for video Delays: easyJet is one of many airlines set to cancel flights over a strike by French air traffic controllers over the next three days (file photo)

OPTIONS:
- BA warned of ‘significant disruption’ and apologised for the cancellation of around a dozen return flights from Britain.
- Britain warned of ‘significant disruption’ and apologised for the cancellation of around a dozen return flights from Britain.
- British Airways warned of ‘significant disruption’ and apologised for the cancellation of around a dozen return flights from Britain.
- Brits warned of ‘significant disruption’ and apologised for the cancellation of around a dozen return flights from Britain.
- Easter warned of ‘significant disruption’ and apologised for the cancellation of around a dozen return flights from Britain.
- Flybe warned of ‘significant disruption’ and apologised for the cancellation of around a dozen return flights from Britain.
- French warned of ‘significant disruption’ and apologised for the cancellation of around a dozen return flights from Britain.
- Ryanair warned of ‘significant disruption’ and apologised for the cancellation of around a dozen return flights from Britain.
- easyJet warned of ‘significant disruption’ and apologised for the cancellation of around a dozen return flights from Britain.


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(CNN) One Friday night this month, Madeline Dahl, a 23-year-old nurse in the cardiology ICU at Seattle's University of Washington Medical Center, received an alert on her cell phone: Someone nearby needed help. Having just finished her shift, Dahl dropped what she was doing at the hospital and ran down five flights of stairs to the street. "It was right during a huge storm, so it was raining, and I was trying to figure out where they would be," she said. "And then I saw Zach was bent over somebody on the ground, so I ran over." Zach Forcade, a 27-year-old medical student, hovered above a man beside a bus stop outside the hospital. Forcade had seen Stephen DeMont fall to the ground and shouted to a passer-by to dial 911 before he performed chest compressions, trying to keep DeMont's heart beating.

DeMont feels grateful to

OPTIONS:
- CPR and Dahl for the immediate CPR he received.
- Dahl and Dahl for the immediate CPR he received.
- DeMont and Dahl for the immediate CPR he received.
- Forcade and Dahl for the immediate CPR he received.
- ICU and Dahl for the immediate CPR he received.
- Madeline Dahl and Dahl for the immediate CPR he received.
- PulsePoint and Dahl for the immediate CPR he received.
- Seattle and Dahl for the immediate CPR he received.
- Stephen DeMont and Dahl for the immediate CPR he received.
- University of Washington Medical Center and Dahl for the immediate CPR he received.
- Zach and Dahl for the immediate CPR he received.
- Zach Forcade and Dahl for the immediate CPR he received.


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When they met in an online IVF support group back in 2011, Andrea Rivas and Sandi Palmisano were two women struggling to get pregnant. They longed for children and believed if they could at least have one healthy baby each, they'd be happy. Fast forward four years and the two women from Martinsburg, West Virginia have six babies between them – three sets of twins. And all of them were carried by Andrea. Their story is a miraculous one of hope and friendship. In 2014 Andrea made headlines when she gave birth to Sandi's children EmmaLee and Grayson after agreeing to become a gestational carrier for Palmisano when a medical condition prevented her from carrying an embryo to term.

But even the doctor was shocked when the ultrasound revealed that

OPTIONS:
- Andrea was having twins, again.
- Andrea Rivas was having twins, again.
- Daily Mail Online was having twins, again.
- EmmaLee was having twins, again.
- Grayson was having twins, again.
- IVF was having twins, again.
- Mark was having twins, again.
- Martinsburg was having twins, again.
- Palmisano was having twins, again.
- Philip was having twins, again.
- Sandi was having twins, again.
- Sandi Palmisano was having twins, again.
- W Va was having twins, again.
- West Virginia was having twins, again.


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Washington  (CNN) Donald Trump has already upended American politics. Now he might do the same to the rest of the world. In a series of recent interviews fleshing out his foreign policy in the wake of the Brussels attacks, the Republican front-runner has questioned the modern relevance of U.S. alliances that have underpinned security in Europe and Asia since World War II. Donald Trump unveils foreign policy advisers He's suggested using economic warfare to halt China's territorial moves in the South China Sea and raised the prospect of a fundamental reconsideration of nuclear doctrine by musing about South Korea and Japan acquiring their own atomic arsenal. He says the U.S. should boycott Saudi Arabian oil if the kingdom doesn't send ground troops to fight ISIS and believes NATO is an anachronism. And he warns he will renegotiate bedrock free trade deals, a prospect that could send serious reverberations through the global economy.

His statements appear to fly in the face of the longstanding assumption underlying U.S. foreign policy -- that supporting allies financially, diplomatically and militarily promotes a global system of unfettered free trade, democracy and stability that is overwhelmingly in the national interests of the

OPTIONS:
- American.
- Asia.
- Brussels.
- CNN.
- China.
- Donald Trump.
- Europe.
- ISIS.
- Japan.
- NATO.
- Republican.
- Saudi Arabian.
- South China Sea.
- South Korea.
- Trump.
- U.S..
- Washington.
- World War II.


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Two gulls were photographed in a dramatic mid-air life or death confrontation with a bald eagle. The battle occurred over the skies of Alaska, according to the the U.S. Department of the Interior who took to Facebook on Tuesday to update their followers about the fight. Soaring through the air, the eagle was snapped  with its feet holding one gull, which had its beak around the eagle's talon. A second seagull flew above, and nipped at the eagle's feathers trying to get the bald eagle to drop the gull which it had snatched from a nest. According to the U.S. Department of the Interior, 'David Canales captured this once-in-a-lifetime photo from his kayak on Prince William Sound in Alaska while on an 11-day expedition from Valdez to Whittier.'

For more information on Canales' photography, visit his

OPTIONS:
- Alaska and Instagram pages.
- David Canales and Instagram pages.
- Facebook and Instagram pages.
- Prince William Sound and Instagram pages.
- U.S. Department of the Interior and Instagram pages.
- Valdez and Instagram pages.
- Whittier and Instagram pages.


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(CNN) Retired US Navy pilot David Fravor trusts what he saw with his own two eyes. And what he saw, in 2004, was a flying object that cannot be identified. Otherwise known as a UFO. It was a "white object, oblong, pointing north, moving erratically," he told CNN's Jim Sciutto on Tuesday evening. At the time of the sighting, Fravor was a naval commander, in the cockpit of a US aircraft, and the details of the encounter are still fresh in his mind. "As I got close to it ... it rapidly accelerated to the south, and disappeared in less than two seconds," he said.

The movements of the flying object were unlike anything

OPTIONS:
- CNN had ever seen, largely due to its agility and the way it handled.
- David Fravor had ever seen, largely due to its agility and the way it handled.
- Fravor had ever seen, largely due to its agility and the way it handled.
- Jim Sciutto had ever seen, largely due to its agility and the way it handled.
- Pentagon had ever seen, largely due to its agility and the way it handled.
- UFO had ever seen, largely due to its agility and the way it handled.
- UFOs had ever seen, largely due to its agility and the way it handled.
- US had ever seen, largely due to its agility and the way it handled.
- US Navy had ever seen, largely due to its agility and the way it handled.


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(Wired) -- When Apple CEO Tim Cook took the stage at the All Things Digital Conference Tuesday night, he wasn't just answering questions from Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher — he was also dropping hints about the future of Apple's product roadmap. Sure, a lot of his answers just regurgitated the same pat, familiar themes we've heard from Cook and other Apple executives: The iPad is taking the world by storm. The iPhone's doing great. The iPod has been the gateway drug for a new generation of Apple and Mac users. But even Tim Cook can't completely stick to the script. During his interview, he teased a few interesting tidbits — which we present here along with analysis on what his words actually mean.

I would imagine that Apple will eventually open up Siri to third-party developers, so they could incorporate her voice recognition, dictation, and search features within their own apps, making

OPTIONS:
- All Things Digital Conference useful and ubiquitous system-wide.
- Apple useful and ubiquitous system-wide.
- Cook useful and ubiquitous system-wide.
- Facebook useful and ubiquitous system-wide.
- Kara Swisher useful and ubiquitous system-wide.
- Mac useful and ubiquitous system-wide.
- Siri useful and ubiquitous system-wide.
- Tim Cook useful and ubiquitous system-wide.
- Twitter useful and ubiquitous system-wide.
- Walt Mossberg useful and ubiquitous system-wide.
- Wired useful and ubiquitous system-wide.
- iPad useful and ubiquitous system-wide.
- iPhone useful and ubiquitous system-wide.
- iPod useful and ubiquitous system-wide.
- iTV useful and ubiquitous system-wide.


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The search for two convicted killers in New York has shifted after possible sightings in the southern part of the state 350 miles from the prison where the men escaped two weeks ago. New York State Police spokesman Beau Duffy said officers were investigating a possible sighting of the prisoners in Allegany County near the Pennsylvania border. A person spotted two men on Saturday near a railroad line that runs along Route 20 in the town of Friendship, state police said, and police concentrated the search in the area along the route and Interstate 86. Meanwhile an officer at the Clinton Correctional Facility has been placed on leave for potentially having played a role in the June 6 escape of David Sweat and Richard Matt.

Authorities said Friday that two men fitting the description of Sweat and Matt had been seen a week ago in Steuben County, east of

OPTIONS:
- Allegany County.
- Beau Duffy.
- Clinton Correctional Facility.
- Dannemora.
- David Sweat.
- Friendship.
- Interstate 86.
- NY.
- New York.
- New York State Police.
- Pennsylvania.
- Richard Matt.
- Route 20.


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A Florida university is investigating the death of a student who drowned in Daytona Beach to determine whether or not hazing was involved. Bethune-Cookman University student Damian Parks, 22, was reported missing after going swimming with student s at 3am on Sunday and students who were with him said strong currents pulled Parks out to sea. His body was found Monday morning. Students who were with Parks, who were all part of a step team called Melodic Stepping Experience, which formed last year, said no hazing was involved. Bethune-Cookman University student Damian Parks, 22, drowned in Daytona Beach on Sunday after going for a swim with friends at 3am. He was pulled out to see by a strong current and his body was later found on Monday morning

But Bethune-Cookman University is investigating

OPTIONS:
- Bethune-Cookman University death after university administration 'heard rumors' that hazing was involved.
- Carolyn Parks death after university administration 'heard rumors' that hazing was involved.
- Damian Parks death after university administration 'heard rumors' that hazing was involved.
- Daytona Beach death after university administration 'heard rumors' that hazing was involved.
- Florida death after university administration 'heard rumors' that hazing was involved.
- Melodic Stepping Experience death after university administration 'heard rumors' that hazing was involved.
- Parks death after university administration 'heard rumors' that hazing was involved.
- Volusia County Beach Safety Ocean Rescue death after university administration 'heard rumors' that hazing was involved.


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(CNN) US President Donald Trump's knack for diplomatic flattery will be tested in the Philippines on Monday when he and Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte meet for a state visit. Trump's time in the Philippines will be a delicate balancing act between praise and frankness with Duterte, a leader whose war on drugs has led to thousands of extrajudicial killings and drawn international condemnation. The visit, which will include stops at the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and East Asia summits, comes at the end of the President's five-country, 13-day visit to Asia. Trump plans to address human rights in his meetings with Duterte, senior administration officials told CNN.

OPTIONS:
- ASEAN has also repeatedly bragged about personally killing people when he was younger.
- Asia has also repeatedly bragged about personally killing people when he was younger.
- Association of Southeast Asian Nations has also repeatedly bragged about personally killing people when he was younger.
- CNN has also repeatedly bragged about personally killing people when he was younger.
- Donald Trump has also repeatedly bragged about personally killing people when he was younger.
- Duterte has also repeatedly bragged about personally killing people when he was younger.
- East Asia has also repeatedly bragged about personally killing people when he was younger.
- Manila has also repeatedly bragged about personally killing people when he was younger.
- Philippines has also repeatedly bragged about personally killing people when he was younger.
- Rodrigo Duterte has also repeatedly bragged about personally killing people when he was younger.
- Trump has also repeatedly bragged about personally killing people when he was younger.
- US has also repeatedly bragged about personally killing people when he was younger.


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

Hubble will continue to monitor

OPTIONS:
- Hubble's auroras for the duration of the Juno mission.
- Hubble Space Telescope's auroras for the duration of the Juno mission.
- Jonathan Nichols's auroras for the duration of the Juno mission.
- Juno's auroras for the duration of the Juno mission.
- Jupiter's auroras for the duration of the Juno mission.
- NASA's auroras for the duration of the Juno mission.
- Nichols's auroras for the duration of the Juno mission.
- UK's auroras for the duration of the Juno mission.
- University of Leicester's auroras for the duration of the Juno mission.


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(CNN) -- Costa Rican President Laura Chinchilla is urging citizens to exercise restraint as her government seeks a diplomatic course to resolve a boundary dispute with neighboring Nicaragua. The neighboring Central American countries are in a dispute over a parcel of land on the Atlantic coast, along the San Juan River, known as Calero Island. Costa Rica claims that Nicaraguan troops are camped out on the Costa Rican side of the border and it has asked the Organization of American States to intercede. "Dear Costa Ricans: never before have we had to be united when the aggression and provocation test us," Chinchilla said in a televised address Wednesday night. "Let us be calm and firm, amid the outrage that these events provoke within us."

Nor is the dredging, in Nicaraguan territory, affecting

OPTIONS:
- Atlantic land.
- CNN land.
- Calero Island land.
- Central American land.
- Chinchilla land.
- Costa Rica land.
- Costa Rican land.
- Costa Ricans land.
- Laura Chinchilla land.
- Nicaragua land.
- Nicaraguan land.
- Organization of American States land.
- San Juan River land.


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Charlotte, North Carolina (CNN) -- Negative, expensive campaigns is something Sen. Kay Hagan is getting an education in this year. And something Hillary Clinton knows very well. Clinton campaigned Saturday for her fellow Democrat at a Charlotte rally of about 1,800 supporter. The former U.S. senator and secretary of state -- and widely presumed 2016 presidential contender -- used her appearance for Hagan to decry Thom Tillis, the Republican looking to unseat Hagan in November, as someone who will answer to big business, not raise the minimum wage and slash education funding. And unlike other appearances Clinton has made on the midterm campaign trail, the former first lady spent a portion of her speech Saturday decrying the level of outside spending in the Hagan-Tillis race.

At a focus group of ten

OPTIONS:
- CNN moms earlier this week, the negative ads were one of many reasons that the women said they were tuning out the Hagan-Tillis race.
- Charlotte moms earlier this week, the negative ads were one of many reasons that the women said they were tuning out the Hagan-Tillis race.
- Clinton moms earlier this week, the negative ads were one of many reasons that the women said they were tuning out the Hagan-Tillis race.
- Democrat moms earlier this week, the negative ads were one of many reasons that the women said they were tuning out the Hagan-Tillis race.
- GOP moms earlier this week, the negative ads were one of many reasons that the women said they were tuning out the Hagan-Tillis race.
- Hagan moms earlier this week, the negative ads were one of many reasons that the women said they were tuning out the Hagan-Tillis race.
- Hagan-Tillis moms earlier this week, the negative ads were one of many reasons that the women said they were tuning out the Hagan-Tillis race.
- Hillary Clinton moms earlier this week, the negative ads were one of many reasons that the women said they were tuning out the Hagan-Tillis race.
- Kay Hagan moms earlier this week, the negative ads were one of many reasons that the women said they were tuning out the Hagan-Tillis race.
- North Carolina moms earlier this week, the negative ads were one of many reasons that the women said they were tuning out the Hagan-Tillis race.
- Republican moms earlier this week, the negative ads were one of many reasons that the women said they were tuning out the Hagan-Tillis race.
- Senate moms earlier this week, the negative ads were one of many reasons that the women said they were tuning out the Hagan-Tillis race.
- Thom Tillis moms earlier this week, the negative ads were one of many reasons that the women said they were tuning out the Hagan-Tillis race.
- Thom Tills moms earlier this week, the negative ads were one of many reasons that the women said they were tuning out the Hagan-Tillis race.
- U.S. moms earlier this week, the negative ads were one of many reasons that the women said they were tuning out the Hagan-Tillis race.


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(CNN) Canada is facing an "unprecedented" number of asylum seekers, who have crossed the border from the United States, officials said. "We've never seen those numbers," said Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) spokesman Claude Castonguay. "Even though our officers are patrolling 24 hours a day all year long, we've never seen such numbers coming in." RCMP intercepted almost 7,000 asylums seekers in the last six weeks in Quebec. Officials stressed that the influx can be handled and at no time has the security of the country been compromised. But they cautioned that while Canada remains an open, welcoming country, crossing into it is not "a ticket for permanent residence."

Experts have cautioned that it's not so easy to meet government requirements under

OPTIONS:
- CNN asylum laws.
- Canada asylum laws.
- Canadian asylum laws.
- Claude Castonguay asylum laws.
- Quebec asylum laws.
- RCMP asylum laws.
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police asylum laws.
- United States asylum laws.


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A Facebook prank in which a man trolls his racist, xenophobic, and homophobic 'friend' by commenting on every single one of the guy's posts and calling him out for his ignorant views has taken the internet by storm - likely because everyone can relate to seeing these types of comments in their news feeds. In the amusing series of exchanges, which the man behind the hoax have admitted he made up to mock the current political firestorm among conservatives and liberals, a user named 'Robert Graves' relentlessly baits his ultra-conservative friend, 'Brendan Sullivan', by repeatedly mocking his offensive posts. 'Can't believe Kim Davis story has disappeared. She stood up for what she believed in. But now gay marriage has been forced upon this great nation,' Brendan wrote in one post, to which Robert responded: 'Why do you care so much? Worrying about what a couple of gay dudes do in the privacy of their own homes in about the gayest thing a guy can do.'

I must say, that is a grading scale like no other I have seen before,' wrote

OPTIONS:
- Brendan.
- Brendan Sullivan.
- Facebook.
- Kim Davis.
- Robert.
- Robert Graves.


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Washington (CNN) -- Some conservatives unhappy with House Speaker John Boehner's leadership are looking for a replacement, and recent moves by Texas Republican Jeb Hensarling are fueling speculation he wants Boehner's job in the next Congress. Hensarling, who was part of Boehner's leadership team two years ago but left to chair the House Financial Services Committee, gave an expansive speech last week hosted by Heritage Action for America, a group that frequently and publicly clashes with Boehner. Asked afterward if he was interested in running for speaker, Hensarling initially said he was "flattered," and said, "It's not something I've aspired to. It's not something I'm thinking about."

OPTIONS:
- Boehner's recent speech at Heritage may be a way to ensure his name gets in the mix.
- CNN's recent speech at Heritage may be a way to ensure his name gets in the mix.
- Congress's recent speech at Heritage may be a way to ensure his name gets in the mix.
- Hensarling's recent speech at Heritage may be a way to ensure his name gets in the mix.
- Heritage Action for America's recent speech at Heritage may be a way to ensure his name gets in the mix.
- House's recent speech at Heritage may be a way to ensure his name gets in the mix.
- House Financial Services Committee's recent speech at Heritage may be a way to ensure his name gets in the mix.
- Jeb Hensarling's recent speech at Heritage may be a way to ensure his name gets in the mix.
- John Boehner's recent speech at Heritage may be a way to ensure his name gets in the mix.
- Republican's recent speech at Heritage may be a way to ensure his name gets in the mix.
- Texas's recent speech at Heritage may be a way to ensure his name gets in the mix.
- Washington's recent speech at Heritage may be a way to ensure his name gets in the mix.


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(CNN) Lionel Messi has been hailed as the greatest ever footballer by his Barcelona teammate Marc-André ter Stegen after the Argentine's match-winning performance against rivals Real Madrid Sunday. After taking a blow to the face which left him bloodied and shaken in the first half, Messi scored Barca's equalizer before netting the 500th goal of his club career -- a last-minute winner in the 3-2 victory over Real. "I think he's the greatest ever, because there's nobody similar to him," German international goalkeeper Ter Stegen told CNN Sport's Alex Thomas. "He loves to play football, he loves to see other people around him playing well. I think he's the best ever because of the talent and the amazing performances he's showing every week."

And, while many praised the brilliance of

OPTIONS:
- Alex Thomas's contemporary rival Cristiano Ronaldo, others extolled older talents like Frenchman Zinedine Zidane and Brazil's Garrincha.
- André ter Stegen's contemporary rival Cristiano Ronaldo, others extolled older talents like Frenchman Zinedine Zidane and Brazil's Garrincha.
- Argentine's contemporary rival Cristiano Ronaldo, others extolled older talents like Frenchman Zinedine Zidane and Brazil's Garrincha.
- Barca's contemporary rival Cristiano Ronaldo, others extolled older talents like Frenchman Zinedine Zidane and Brazil's Garrincha.
- Barcelona's contemporary rival Cristiano Ronaldo, others extolled older talents like Frenchman Zinedine Zidane and Brazil's Garrincha.
- Barça's contemporary rival Cristiano Ronaldo, others extolled older talents like Frenchman Zinedine Zidane and Brazil's Garrincha.
- Bernabéu's contemporary rival Cristiano Ronaldo, others extolled older talents like Frenchman Zinedine Zidane and Brazil's Garrincha.
- CNN's contemporary rival Cristiano Ronaldo, others extolled older talents like Frenchman Zinedine Zidane and Brazil's Garrincha.
- CNN Sport's contemporary rival Cristiano Ronaldo, others extolled older talents like Frenchman Zinedine Zidane and Brazil's Garrincha.
- German's contemporary rival Cristiano Ronaldo, others extolled older talents like Frenchman Zinedine Zidane and Brazil's Garrincha.
- Lionel Messi's contemporary rival Cristiano Ronaldo, others extolled older talents like Frenchman Zinedine Zidane and Brazil's Garrincha.
- Marc's contemporary rival Cristiano Ronaldo, others extolled older talents like Frenchman Zinedine Zidane and Brazil's Garrincha.
- Messi's contemporary rival Cristiano Ronaldo, others extolled older talents like Frenchman Zinedine Zidane and Brazil's Garrincha.
- Real's contemporary rival Cristiano Ronaldo, others extolled older talents like Frenchman Zinedine Zidane and Brazil's Garrincha.
- Real Madrid's contemporary rival Cristiano Ronaldo, others extolled older talents like Frenchman Zinedine Zidane and Brazil's Garrincha.
- Ter Stegen's contemporary rival Cristiano Ronaldo, others extolled older talents like Frenchman Zinedine Zidane and Brazil's Garrincha.


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SELMA, Alabama -- For almost 60 years, Grace Britton Sweet has had the right to vote. She can vividly recall the day she registered. Grace Britton Sweet, center, was one of a few black Americans who had the right to vote as early as 1953. As an African-American woman living in the South, she was one of a few black Americans who had the right to cast a ballot as early as 1953. In states like Alabama, literacy tests were given as a way to bar African-Americans from voting. If a black person was unable to answer questions such as, "If a person charged with treason denies his guilt, how many persons must testify against him before he can be convicted?" they would be denied the right to vote.

The person accompanying

OPTIONS:
- African optimistically told her to "leave it alone, that's coming.
- Alabama optimistically told her to "leave it alone, that's coming.
- American optimistically told her to "leave it alone, that's coming.
- Americans optimistically told her to "leave it alone, that's coming.
- Bloody Sunday optimistically told her to "leave it alone, that's coming.
- Deep South optimistically told her to "leave it alone, that's coming.
- Grace Britton Sweet optimistically told her to "leave it alone, that's coming.
- Mants optimistically told her to "leave it alone, that's coming.
- Obama optimistically told her to "leave it alone, that's coming.
- SELMA optimistically told her to "leave it alone, that's coming.
- South optimistically told her to "leave it alone, that's coming.
- Voting Rights Act of 1965 optimistically told her to "leave it alone, that's coming.


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(CNN) President Donald Trump said Thursday that he feared his firing of FBI Director James Comey could confuse Americans, but went ahead with the plan anyway. "When I did this now I said, I probably, maybe will confuse people," Trump told NBC News. But he said he did it anyway "to do the right thing for the American people." Trump said he wanted the FBI's investigation into Russia's election meddling to be "absolutely done properly." He said Comey's firing might "lengthen out the investigation." Earlier Thursday, White House deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said the Comey firing may hasten the agency's investigation into Russian meddling.

The statement had come as a surprising admission from the White House that

OPTIONS:
- American's sudden dismissal on Tuesday may have an effect on the Russia probe.
- Americans's sudden dismissal on Tuesday may have an effect on the Russia probe.
- CNN's sudden dismissal on Tuesday may have an effect on the Russia probe.
- Comey's sudden dismissal on Tuesday may have an effect on the Russia probe.
- Donald Trump's sudden dismissal on Tuesday may have an effect on the Russia probe.
- FBI's sudden dismissal on Tuesday may have an effect on the Russia probe.
- James Comey's sudden dismissal on Tuesday may have an effect on the Russia probe.
- NBC News's sudden dismissal on Tuesday may have an effect on the Russia probe.
- Russia's sudden dismissal on Tuesday may have an effect on the Russia probe.
- Russian's sudden dismissal on Tuesday may have an effect on the Russia probe.
- Sarah Huckabee Sanders's sudden dismissal on Tuesday may have an effect on the Russia probe.
- Trump's sudden dismissal on Tuesday may have an effect on the Russia probe.
- White House's sudden dismissal on Tuesday may have an effect on the Russia probe.


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Washington/West Tisbury, Mass. (CNN) Usher and Stevie Wonder performed as part of a star-studded 55th birthday celebration for President Barack Obama held at the White House Friday evening, an attendee told CNN. Other celebrities in attendance included actress Alfre Woodard, movie executive Harvey Weinstein and former basketball star Grant Hill, who was pictured with National Security Adviser Susan Rice. Social media captured Ellen DeGeneres, Sarah Jessica Parker and her husband Matthew Broderick, "Star Wars" producer George Lucas as well as former senior White House adviser and CNN contributor David Axelrod arriving at the White House. Former basketball star Magic Johnson and his wife posted pictures of them getting ready to head to the event. Several media personalities also attended.

Beyonce performed at one for

OPTIONS:
- Alfre Woodard's 50th birthday in 2014.
- Barack Obama's 50th birthday in 2014.
- CNN's 50th birthday in 2014.
- David Axelrod's 50th birthday in 2014.
- Ellen DeGeneres's 50th birthday in 2014.
- George Lucas's 50th birthday in 2014.
- Grant Hill's 50th birthday in 2014.
- Harvey Weinstein's 50th birthday in 2014.
- Magic Johnson's 50th birthday in 2014.
- Martha's Vineyard's 50th birthday in 2014.
- Mass.'s 50th birthday in 2014.
- Matthew Broderick's 50th birthday in 2014.
- National Security's 50th birthday in 2014.
- Obama's 50th birthday in 2014.
- Sarah Jessica Parker's 50th birthday in 2014.
- Star Wars's 50th birthday in 2014.
- Stevie Wonder's 50th birthday in 2014.
- Susan Rice's 50th birthday in 2014.
- Usher's 50th birthday in 2014.
- Washington's 50th birthday in 2014.
- West Tisbury's 50th birthday in 2014.
- White House's 50th birthday in 2014.


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Dutch police arrested around 200 people overnight into Friday morning when riots broke out following the death of a man in police custody. The arrests for ignoring a ban on public assembly came on the fourth night of riots in a predominantly immigrant neighbourhood in The Hague. Prosecutors investigating Sunday's death of Mitch Henriquez, a 42-year-old from the Dutch Caribbean island of Aruba, say he likely died of oxygen starvation caused during his arrest at a music festival Saturday night. The five officers involved have been suspended from active duty and are being investigated as suspects in his death. Protesters have gathered each night in the Schilderswijk neighborhood, carrying banners protesting what they perceive as racism and the excessive use of force by police.

They have issued a call on social media for a silent march in his memory on Saturday and urged people to walk in peace from a railway station in

OPTIONS:
- Aruba to the park where he was arrested.
- Dutch to the park where he was arrested.
- Dutch Caribbean to the park where he was arrested.
- Mitch Henriquez to the park where he was arrested.
- Schilderswijk to the park where he was arrested.
- The Hague to the park where he was arrested.


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(CNN) Amtrak's president says the company is "profoundly sorry" after a train derailed this week in Washington state and hurtled off an overpass onto a freeway, killing three people. "We share everyone's sense of urgency to identify exactly what caused this to happen, and we continue to fully cooperate with the investigation being led by the NTSB," Richard Anderson said in a statement. All the crew members are hospitalized, and the National Transportation Safety Board is setting up interviews with them to get more details on Monday's crash of Amtrak Cascades 501 near DuPont, Washington. The train was on its inaugural journey from Seattle to Portland, Oregon.

"There are a thousand unanswered questions about this right now,"

OPTIONS:
- Amtrak Gov.
- Amtrak Cascades 501 Gov.
- CNN Gov.
- Cascades 501 Gov.
- DuPont Gov.
- NTSB Gov.
- National Transportation Safety Board Gov.
- Oregon Gov.
- Portland Gov.
- Richard Anderson Gov.
- Seattle Gov.
- Washington Gov.


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(CNN) -- The task facing Agnieszka Radwanska in her first Grand Slam final is a daunting one, because in the opposite corner is Serena Williams, who'll be gunning for a 14th major singles titles. Radwanska, the No. 3 seed from Poland, defeated Angelique Kerber 6-3 6-4 on Centre Court to book her place in a showpiece final for the first time in her fledgling career. And her opponent will be 30-year-old Williams, who also recorded a straight sets win, disposing of the No. 2 seed Victoria Azarenka 6-3 7-6. Williams has won four singles crowns at the All England Club, the last of them coming in 2010, and powered past Azarenka, from Belarus, firing down 24 aces and 45 winners.

Williams' performance against Azarenka was made all the more impressive by the fact that she played two doubles matches with sister

OPTIONS:
- Agnieszka Radwanska on Wednesday.
- All England Club on Wednesday.
- Angelique Kerber on Wednesday.
- Azarenka on Wednesday.
- Belarus on Wednesday.
- CNN on Wednesday.
- Centre Court on Wednesday.
- Grand Slam on Wednesday.
- Poland on Wednesday.
- Polish on Wednesday.
- Radwanska on Wednesday.
- Serena Williams on Wednesday.
- Victoria Azarenka on Wednesday.
- Williams on Wednesday.
- Wimbledon on Wednesday.


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Washington (CNN) -- Supporting a congressional campaign usually means donating money, knocking on doors and making phone calls. Rarely does it mean acting like a nudist in a television ad that will be played throughout your community. That is, until the Kelly Kultala for Congress campaign asked exactly that from their supporters. Kultala, a Democrat running to oust Kansas Republican Rep. Kevin Yoder, released an ad on Thursday that featured a handful of seemingly naked people urging viewers to support the Democrat in November's election. The people in the ad, however, are not actual nudists. They are supporters of the Kultala campaign who agreed to appear on TV with different objects in front of their naked bits.

The ad then features the seemingly naked volunteers citing different aspects of Yoder's record, including that "

OPTIONS:
- CNN lines the pockets of his millionaire donors with big tax cuts.
- Congress lines the pockets of his millionaire donors with big tax cuts.
- Democrat lines the pockets of his millionaire donors with big tax cuts.
- Kansas lines the pockets of his millionaire donors with big tax cuts.
- Kelly Kultala lines the pockets of his millionaire donors with big tax cuts.
- Kevin Yoder lines the pockets of his millionaire donors with big tax cuts.
- Kultala lines the pockets of his millionaire donors with big tax cuts.
- Republican lines the pockets of his millionaire donors with big tax cuts.
- Washington lines the pockets of his millionaire donors with big tax cuts.


The Archbishop of Canterbury (above) yesterday called on Christians to use non-violent means of resistance when faced with persecution by extremists - days after an attack in Kenya killed 150 people The Archbishop of Canterbury yesterday called on Christians to use non-violent means of resistance when faced with persecution by extremists. In the wake of the slaughter of Christian students in Kenya and the barbarity of Islamic State militants, the Most Reverend Justin Welby said the dead were ‘martyrs’. Delivering his Easter sermon in Canterbury Cathedral, he said: ‘Christians must resist without violence the persecution they suffer and support persecuted communities, with love and goodness and generosity.’

Dr Welby told his congregation that the killing of

OPTIONS:
- Canterbury over the past year had been a ‘wicked’ development.
- Canterbury Cathedral over the past year had been a ‘wicked’ development.
- Christian over the past year had been a ‘wicked’ development.
- Christians over the past year had been a ‘wicked’ development.
- Easter over the past year had been a ‘wicked’ development.
- Francis over the past year had been a ‘wicked’ development.
- Iraq over the past year had been a ‘wicked’ development.
- Islamic State over the past year had been a ‘wicked’ development.
- Justin Welby over the past year had been a ‘wicked’ development.
- Kenya over the past year had been a ‘wicked’ development.
- Syria over the past year had been a ‘wicked’ development.


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Istanbul (CNN) Dramatic scenes unfolded Tuesday as Turkish police raided a television news station that had been ordered off the air by emergency decree. The raid on Istanbul-based IMC TV, an opposition-affiliated, pro-Kurdish channel, came as the station was reporting on the government's closure of another television channel. Turkish authorities cut IMC's transmission in the middle of the broadcast. "Free media will not be silenced," IMC staff chanted as authorities entered the control room, ordering journalists to stop broadcasting scenes from the raid on their social media accounts. IMC is one of the largest of the 20 television and radio stations ordered off air by Turkish authorities on Friday on the grounds that they broadcast "terrorist propaganda."

OPTIONS:
- CNN declared a state of emergency in the wake of a failed coup on July 15, and has since pursued a sweeping purge, dismissing more than 81,000 people in various institutions -- including the armed forces, the police, the education system, the media and the judiciary -- who were perceived as opposed to the government.
- Gulenist declared a state of emergency in the wake of a failed coup on July 15, and has since pursued a sweeping purge, dismissing more than 81,000 people in various institutions -- including the armed forces, the police, the education system, the media and the judiciary -- who were perceived as opposed to the government.
- IMC declared a state of emergency in the wake of a failed coup on July 15, and has since pursued a sweeping purge, dismissing more than 81,000 people in various institutions -- including the armed forces, the police, the education system, the media and the judiciary -- who were perceived as opposed to the government.
- IMC TV declared a state of emergency in the wake of a failed coup on July 15, and has since pursued a sweeping purge, dismissing more than 81,000 people in various institutions -- including the armed forces, the police, the education system, the media and the judiciary -- who were perceived as opposed to the government.
- Istanbul declared a state of emergency in the wake of a failed coup on July 15, and has since pursued a sweeping purge, dismissing more than 81,000 people in various institutions -- including the armed forces, the police, the education system, the media and the judiciary -- who were perceived as opposed to the government.
- Kurdish declared a state of emergency in the wake of a failed coup on July 15, and has since pursued a sweeping purge, dismissing more than 81,000 people in various institutions -- including the armed forces, the police, the education system, the media and the judiciary -- who were perceived as opposed to the government.
- Turkey declared a state of emergency in the wake of a failed coup on July 15, and has since pursued a sweeping purge, dismissing more than 81,000 people in various institutions -- including the armed forces, the police, the education system, the media and the judiciary -- who were perceived as opposed to the government.
- Turkish declared a state of emergency in the wake of a failed coup on July 15, and has since pursued a sweeping purge, dismissing more than 81,000 people in various institutions -- including the armed forces, the police, the education system, the media and the judiciary -- who were perceived as opposed to the government.


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A mansion that traces its history back 1,000 years and even gets a mention in the Domesday Book has gone on sale for £1.5million. Thomas Sheriff Place is part of Henley Park- which has passed through the hands of two English kings and dates back to the 11th century - when it was owned by a Saxon named Azor, who was a personal guard of  Edward the confessor. The grade II listed property boasts a reception hall, five bedrooms including a master suite and a drawing room and is situated near Guildford in Surrey. The site is thought to have originated as a hunting lodge with the mansion and estate at Henley Park developing under a succession of royal and noble owners until it finally passed into private hands around 1630.

OPTIONS:
- Azor often resided here from 1340 to 1345, making considerable investments in improving the estate - and he is said to have held court here too.
- Domesday Book often resided here from 1340 to 1345, making considerable investments in improving the estate - and he is said to have held court here too.
- Edward often resided here from 1340 to 1345, making considerable investments in improving the estate - and he is said to have held court here too.
- Edward II often resided here from 1340 to 1345, making considerable investments in improving the estate - and he is said to have held court here too.
- Edward III often resided here from 1340 to 1345, making considerable investments in improving the estate - and he is said to have held court here too.
- English often resided here from 1340 to 1345, making considerable investments in improving the estate - and he is said to have held court here too.
- Guildford often resided here from 1340 to 1345, making considerable investments in improving the estate - and he is said to have held court here too.
- Henley Park often resided here from 1340 to 1345, making considerable investments in improving the estate - and he is said to have held court here too.
- Henley Park- often resided here from 1340 to 1345, making considerable investments in improving the estate - and he is said to have held court here too.
- Saxon often resided here from 1340 to 1345, making considerable investments in improving the estate - and he is said to have held court here too.
- Surrey often resided here from 1340 to 1345, making considerable investments in improving the estate - and he is said to have held court here too.
- Thomas Sheriff Place often resided here from 1340 to 1345, making considerable investments in improving the estate - and he is said to have held court here too.


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Barcelona, Spain (CNN) Spain's highest court has suspended a meeting of Catalonia's regional parliament planned for Monday in an apparent attempt to prevent Catalan President Carles Puigdemont's expected declaration of independence. The Constitutional Court said Thursday it had issued the suspension decision following a request from the Catalan Socialist Party, which opposes secession. The parliamentary session was to have been Puigdemont's first opportunity to make a formal declaration of independence under a Catalan referendum law that the Constitutional Court had previously ruled illegal. "We are considering what to do," Carme Forcadell, the regional Parliament's president, told reporters. "I can assure you that we will defend the sovereignty of the Parliament and the freedom of speech, as well as the lawmakers' right of initiative."

Asked by CNN about the court's decision, the

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona government responded: "We will see."
- CNN government responded: "We will see."
- Carles Puigdemont government responded: "We will see."
- Carme Forcadell government responded: "We will see."
- Catalan government responded: "We will see."
- Catalan Socialist Party government responded: "We will see."
- Catalonia government responded: "We will see."
- Constitutional Court government responded: "We will see."
- Puigdemont government responded: "We will see."
- Spain government responded: "We will see."
- Spanish government responded: "We will see."


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(CNN) Tiger Woods can add President-elect Donald Trump to his power list of golf partners. Former world number one Woods played 18 holes with the current White House incumbent Barack Obama back in 2013 and repeated the exercise with Trump in Florida Friday. Few details of the latest round have been released, but pictures emerged on social media of Woods, sporting a goatee beard, and Trump on the course owned by the tycoon in Palm Beach. Stephanie Grisham, a press spokesperson for Trump's transition team, confirmed that Woods and Trump played in a foursome before he went to the West Palm Beach Hilton for meetings with "high-level staffers" -- news agency AFP reported.

It received the backing of the Scottish government, but

OPTIONS:
- AFP fell out with its administration over plans to build an offshore wind farm within sight of the new course.
- Barack Obama fell out with its administration over plans to build an offshore wind farm within sight of the new course.
- CNN fell out with its administration over plans to build an offshore wind farm within sight of the new course.
- Donald Trump fell out with its administration over plans to build an offshore wind farm within sight of the new course.
- Florida fell out with its administration over plans to build an offshore wind farm within sight of the new course.
- Palm Beach fell out with its administration over plans to build an offshore wind farm within sight of the new course.
- Stephanie Grisham fell out with its administration over plans to build an offshore wind farm within sight of the new course.
- Tiger Woods fell out with its administration over plans to build an offshore wind farm within sight of the new course.
- Trump fell out with its administration over plans to build an offshore wind farm within sight of the new course.
- West Palm Beach Hilton fell out with its administration over plans to build an offshore wind farm within sight of the new course.
- White House fell out with its administration over plans to build an offshore wind farm within sight of the new course.
- Woods fell out with its administration over plans to build an offshore wind farm within sight of the new course.


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

The lesson of

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- America, Obama said, was to separate the war from the warrior, so that patriotism never again becomes what he called a "political sword" that divides the nation.
- Arlington National Cemetery, Obama said, was to separate the war from the warrior, so that patriotism never again becomes what he called a "political sword" that divides the nation.
- Barack Obama, Obama said, was to separate the war from the warrior, so that patriotism never again becomes what he called a "political sword" that divides the nation.
- CNN, Obama said, was to separate the war from the warrior, so that patriotism never again becomes what he called a "political sword" that divides the nation.
- Memorial Day, Obama said, was to separate the war from the warrior, so that patriotism never again becomes what he called a "political sword" that divides the nation.
- Obama, Obama said, was to separate the war from the warrior, so that patriotism never again becomes what he called a "political sword" that divides the nation.
- Vietnam, Obama said, was to separate the war from the warrior, so that patriotism never again becomes what he called a "political sword" that divides the nation.
- Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Obama said, was to separate the war from the warrior, so that patriotism never again becomes what he called a "political sword" that divides the nation.
- Vietnam War, Obama said, was to separate the war from the warrior, so that patriotism never again becomes what he called a "political sword" that divides the nation.
- Washington, Obama said, was to separate the war from the warrior, so that patriotism never again becomes what he called a "political sword" that divides the nation.


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Hacking group Anonymous has declared war on ISIS in a new YouTube video following the horrific attacks in Paris on Friday night which left 129 people dead. In a newly released video on the group's French YouTube page, the Anonymous hackers warn the terror group to 'expect us' because its members 'are going to hunt you down'. The hacktivitst group joined those condemning the terror attacks in Paris on Friday night and vowed to hunt down those responsible online and expose them. In the video, and wearing the group's signature Guy Fawkes mask, a spokesman says in French: 'Anonymous from all over the world will hunt you down. You should know that we will find you and we will not let you go.'

OPTIONS:
- Anonymous forces struck back with a massive bombardment of the jihadist group's stronghold in Raqqa, Syria, last night.
- French forces struck back with a massive bombardment of the jihadist group's stronghold in Raqqa, Syria, last night.
- Guy Fawkes forces struck back with a massive bombardment of the jihadist group's stronghold in Raqqa, Syria, last night.
- ISIS forces struck back with a massive bombardment of the jihadist group's stronghold in Raqqa, Syria, last night.
- Paris forces struck back with a massive bombardment of the jihadist group's stronghold in Raqqa, Syria, last night.
- YouTube forces struck back with a massive bombardment of the jihadist group's stronghold in Raqqa, Syria, last night.


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Howard Kendall made dreams come true, and you can't really ask for much more than that as a fan. He made the world a better place for us Evertonians. Manchester United were the visitors on the day he died which was fitting in a way, even if Everton's limp display jarred horribly with the occasion. Better then to hark back to another October day, 31 years ago, when Kendall's champions-elect battered Ron Atkinson's United with an avalanche of goals at Goodison Park. It was 5-0 to the home side that day, Adrian Heath,  Graeme Sharp, Kevin Sheedy (twice) and Gary Stevens the scorers. Familiar names, those. In fact most fans of my vintage can name the Everton team that won the First Division that year, from one to 11.

It was during a difficult time in his second stint at

OPTIONS:
- Adrian Heath.
- Blues.
- Cup Winners' Cup.
- Everton.
- Evertonians.
- Ex.
- First Division.
- Gary Stevens.
- Goodison Park.
- Graeme Sharp.
- Howard Kendall.
- Kendall.
- Kevin Sheedy.
- Liverpool.
- Manchester United.
- Ron Atkinson.
- Toffees.
- United.


(CNN) -- If you think all conservatives support a deportation-only approach to immigration, think again. Last week, hundreds of conservative evangelicals gathered in Alabama to engage in a reasonable, respectful discourse on immigration. You read that right. Less than a year after Alabama enacted the strictest immigration law in the land, evangelical students, pastors and national faith leaders gathered at Samford University in Birmingham for "a Christ-centered conversation on immigration" called the G92 South Immigration Conference. Following the example of Cedarville University's inaugural G92 gathering last fall in Ohio, evangelical Christians gathered in Birmingham to discuss immigration through the prism of the Bible. Instead of listening to partisan sound bites, participants looked to the word of God -- specifically the 92 references to "ger," the word for "stranger," in the Old Testament alone.

The conference in

OPTIONS:
- Alabama was a quest for spiritual guidance to forge a path forward on immigration reform.
- Ali Noorani was a quest for spiritual guidance to forge a path forward on immigration reform.
- Americans was a quest for spiritual guidance to forge a path forward on immigration reform.
- Bible was a quest for spiritual guidance to forge a path forward on immigration reform.
- Birmingham was a quest for spiritual guidance to forge a path forward on immigration reform.
- CNN was a quest for spiritual guidance to forge a path forward on immigration reform.
- Cedarville University was a quest for spiritual guidance to forge a path forward on immigration reform.
- Christ was a quest for spiritual guidance to forge a path forward on immigration reform.
- Christians was a quest for spiritual guidance to forge a path forward on immigration reform.
- G92 was a quest for spiritual guidance to forge a path forward on immigration reform.
- G92 South Immigration Conference was a quest for spiritual guidance to forge a path forward on immigration reform.
- God was a quest for spiritual guidance to forge a path forward on immigration reform.
- Noorani was a quest for spiritual guidance to forge a path forward on immigration reform.
- Ohio was a quest for spiritual guidance to forge a path forward on immigration reform.
- Old Testament was a quest for spiritual guidance to forge a path forward on immigration reform.
- Samford University was a quest for spiritual guidance to forge a path forward on immigration reform.


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(CNN)Even though Rafael Nadal had beaten his first-round opponent at the Australian Open, Mikhail Youzhny, five straight times, the Spaniard wasn't sure what to expect when they played Monday. After all Nadal last competed at a major at Wimbledon and had lost both singles matches that he contested this year as he returned from appendix surgery. Nadal -- who also suffered from back and wrist injuries in 2014 -- cast doubt on his Australian Open participation just last week. Youzhny, too, owned four victories over the 14-time grand slam champion. But in a score that is sure to have his rivals taking note, the Spaniard crushed the former top-10 regular 6-3 6-2 6-2.

Nadal and Federer were joined in the second round by two-time grand slam winner Murray, although an outside contender for the women's draw,

OPTIONS:
- Ana Ivanovic, fell.
- Andy Murray, fell.
- Australian Open, fell.
- CNN, fell.
- Melbourne, fell.
- Mikhail Youzhny, fell.
- Nadal, fell.
- Rafael Nadal, fell.
- Roger Federer, fell.
- Simona Halep, fell.
- Spaniard, fell.
- Wimbledon, fell.
- Youzhny, fell.


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(CNN) Raritan Pharmaceuticals has issued a recall of kids' homeopathic ear relief liquid and teething tablets. The recalled products contain varying levels of belladonna extract, which can be dangerous or fatal when consumed in large doses, according to the US Food and Drug Administration. The recalled Raritan products include CVS Homeopathic Infants' Teething Tablets, Kids Relief Homeopathic Ear Relief Oral Liquid and CVS Homeopathic Kids' Ear Relief Liquid, which are sold nationwide. The products, tested by the FDA, were found to contain small but varying amounts of belladonna. According to the agency, the recall is precautionary. There have been no reports of the recalled products directly harming consumers.

"The recall is a precautionary action," confirmed Sushant Pradhan, a

OPTIONS:
- Belladonna representative.
- CNN representative.
- CVS Homeopathic Infants representative.
- CVS Homeopathic Kids' Ear Relief Liquid representative.
- FDA representative.
- Kids Relief Homeopathic Ear Relief representative.
- Raritan representative.
- Raritan Pharmaceuticals representative.
- US Food and Drug Administration representative.