Complete the passage.

(CNN) Apparently, it takes a superhero to advocate for the rights of women. At least that's the message some people received when earlier Friday the United Nations appointed Wonder Woman as Honorary Ambassador for the Empowerment of Women and Girls. The decision comes as part of a campaign to raise awareness on Sustainable Development Goal 5, achieving gender equality and empowerment for all women and girls. Goal 5 is one of 17 goals set by the UN in 2015 to achieve a prosperous, protected planet. Since her inception in the midst of World War II, the iconic female warrior superhero made famous in DC Comics has made great strides in displacing traditional female tropes such as the "damsel in distress," offering instead a strong, capable heroine with a strategic mind and incredible fighting capabilities who ranks as among the finest in her trade.

The film "

OPTIONS:
- DC Comics" is set to release in the summer of 2017, with Israeli actress Gal Gadot playing the eponymous superhero.
- Empowerment of Women and Girls" is set to release in the summer of 2017, with Israeli actress Gal Gadot playing the eponymous superhero.
- Sustainable Development Goal 5" is set to release in the summer of 2017, with Israeli actress Gal Gadot playing the eponymous superhero.
- UN" is set to release in the summer of 2017, with Israeli actress Gal Gadot playing the eponymous superhero.
- United Nations" is set to release in the summer of 2017, with Israeli actress Gal Gadot playing the eponymous superhero.
- Wonder Woman" is set to release in the summer of 2017, with Israeli actress Gal Gadot playing the eponymous superhero.
- World War II" is set to release in the summer of 2017, with Israeli actress Gal Gadot playing the eponymous superhero.


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

A British internet troll has got more than he bargained for after he was slapped with £100,000 in libel damages and costs after abusing a US lawyer on Google. Jason 'Jay' Page, 20, from Telford, reaped a legal whirlwind when he posted a wounding review on Colorado-based Timothy Bussey's Google Maps profile. The anonymous post described the US lawyer as 'a scumbag' and accused him paying for his firm's positive reviews on the web. Punishment for troll: Jason 'Jay' Page, 20, from Telford, has been hit with £100,000 in libel damages and costs after abusing US lawyer Timothy Bussey on Google

Mr

OPTIONS:
- British was left fuming by the anonymous post, which seemed to be from a dissatisfied client and stated to the world that 'he loses 80% of his cases'.
- Colorado was left fuming by the anonymous post, which seemed to be from a dissatisfied client and stated to the world that 'he loses 80% of his cases'.
- Google was left fuming by the anonymous post, which seemed to be from a dissatisfied client and stated to the world that 'he loses 80% of his cases'.
- Google Maps was left fuming by the anonymous post, which seemed to be from a dissatisfied client and stated to the world that 'he loses 80% of his cases'.
- Jason  Page was left fuming by the anonymous post, which seemed to be from a dissatisfied client and stated to the world that 'he loses 80% of his cases'.
- Jason 'Jay' Page was left fuming by the anonymous post, which seemed to be from a dissatisfied client and stated to the world that 'he loses 80% of his cases'.
- Judge was left fuming by the anonymous post, which seemed to be from a dissatisfied client and stated to the world that 'he loses 80% of his cases'.
- Page was left fuming by the anonymous post, which seemed to be from a dissatisfied client and stated to the world that 'he loses 80% of his cases'.
- Telford was left fuming by the anonymous post, which seemed to be from a dissatisfied client and stated to the world that 'he loses 80% of his cases'.
- Timothy Bussey was left fuming by the anonymous post, which seemed to be from a dissatisfied client and stated to the world that 'he loses 80% of his cases'.
- US was left fuming by the anonymous post, which seemed to be from a dissatisfied client and stated to the world that 'he loses 80% of his cases'.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) Maria Sharapova is set to make her first grand slam appearance since serving a 15-month doping ban. Sharapova, a five-time major champion and a former world No. 1, has been given a wild card for the women's singles main draw at the US Open. The USTA made the announcement on Tuesday, also giving wild cards to Taylor Townsend, Kayla Day, Sofia Kenin, Ashley Kratzer, Brienne Minor and Amandine Hesse. Sharapova, 30, returned to the WTA Tour in April and is currently ranked No. 148. Due to her suspension, her ranking had plummeted to a level where she wasn't good enough to reach the main draw of the French Open, Wimbledon or the US Open, thus necessitating a wild card entry.

Sharapova won the

OPTIONS:
- Amandine Hesse in 2006 and reached the semifinals in 2005 and 2012.
- Ashley Kratzer in 2006 and reached the semifinals in 2005 and 2012.
- Brienne Minor in 2006 and reached the semifinals in 2005 and 2012.
- CNN in 2006 and reached the semifinals in 2005 and 2012.
- French Open in 2006 and reached the semifinals in 2005 and 2012.
- Kayla Day in 2006 and reached the semifinals in 2005 and 2012.
- Maria Sharapova in 2006 and reached the semifinals in 2005 and 2012.
- Sharapova in 2006 and reached the semifinals in 2005 and 2012.
- Sofia Kenin in 2006 and reached the semifinals in 2005 and 2012.
- Taylor Townsend in 2006 and reached the semifinals in 2005 and 2012.
- US Open in 2006 and reached the semifinals in 2005 and 2012.
- USTA in 2006 and reached the semifinals in 2005 and 2012.
- WTA Tour in 2006 and reached the semifinals in 2005 and 2012.
- Wimbledon in 2006 and reached the semifinals in 2005 and 2012.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) Carter Page's six-plus hours of testimony before the House intelligence committee makes clear senior members of the Trump campaign were aware of the former Trump foreign policy adviser's July 2016 trip to Russia -- and Page may have had interactions with more Russian government officials beyond what he's previously acknowledged, according to a transcript of the interview released Monday night. Page told the committee he was invited to speak in Russia after joining the campaign -- a similar pattern to foreign policy adviser George Papadopoulos, who was approached by a professor connected to the Russian government after the professor learned he was advising the campaign.

Page has always maintained he went to Russia as a private citizen and unrelated to the campaign to meet with academics and deliver a lecture, in which he stated that he was not there to represent

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Carter Page.
- George Papadopoulos.
- House.
- Page.
- Russia.
- Russian.
- Trump.


Complete the passage.

Cairo (CNN) -- The much anticipated trial of former Egyptian Interior Minister Habib El Adly has been postponed until August 3 -- the same day Egypt's ousted president is scheduled to stand trial. El Adly and former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak face charges of killing pro-democracy protesters during the revolution that started six months ago. El Adly's trial at a Cairo court was expected to be carried live on state television Monday. This is second time the trial was postponed amid frustrations among protesters in Tahrir Square who demand speedy trials and swift judgments for detained officials from Mubarak's regime.

OPTIONS:
- CNN appeared with a blue uniform because he had been sentenced to 12 years for corruption charges.
- Cairo appeared with a blue uniform because he had been sentenced to 12 years for corruption charges.
- Egypt appeared with a blue uniform because he had been sentenced to 12 years for corruption charges.
- Egyptian appeared with a blue uniform because he had been sentenced to 12 years for corruption charges.
- El Adly appeared with a blue uniform because he had been sentenced to 12 years for corruption charges.
- Habib El Adly appeared with a blue uniform because he had been sentenced to 12 years for corruption charges.
- Hosni Mubarak appeared with a blue uniform because he had been sentenced to 12 years for corruption charges.
- Mubarak appeared with a blue uniform because he had been sentenced to 12 years for corruption charges.
- Tahrir Square appeared with a blue uniform because he had been sentenced to 12 years for corruption charges.


Complete the passage.

Belgian doctors are planning to kill a perfectly healthy 24-year-old woman by euthanasia because she is suffering from 'suicidal thoughts'. It is estimated that five people a day in Belgium die with the assistance of doctors, ranging from those with terminal illness to others with chronic, but not life threatening ailments. Now, a woman, known only as the fictitious name Laura, has been told she qualifies for euthanasia, despite not having a terminal disease. The young woman spoke with Belgian newspaper De Morgen about her decision. She said she was convinced that she had to die since her childhood claiming 'life, that's not for me'.

In February

OPTIONS:
- Belgian extended euthanasia to children who are terminally-ill and in a state of unrelieved suffering.
- Belgium extended euthanasia to children who are terminally-ill and in a state of unrelieved suffering.
- De Morgen extended euthanasia to children who are terminally-ill and in a state of unrelieved suffering.
- Laura extended euthanasia to children who are terminally-ill and in a state of unrelieved suffering.


How does this story end?

(CNN) Former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore is ending his long-shot bid for the Republican presidential nomination, he said Friday. Gilmore never had any momentum in the race, did not qualify for any of the Republican prime-time debates and also missed the cut for several of the undercard debates. He received only 12 votes in the Iowa caucuses, placing him dead last. He won 133 votes in the New Hampshire primary. My campaign was intended to offer the gubernatorial experience, with the track record of a true conservative, experienced in national security, to unite the party." Gilmore said in a statement. "My goal was to focus on the importance of this election as a real turning point, and to emphasize the dangers of continuing on a road that will further undermine America's economy and weaken our national security."

"And, I will continue to do everything I can to ensure that our next President is a free enterprise

OPTIONS:
- America who will restore our nation to greatness and keep our citizens safe."
- Gilmore who will restore our nation to greatness and keep our citizens safe."
- Iowa who will restore our nation to greatness and keep our citizens safe."
- Jim Gilmore who will restore our nation to greatness and keep our citizens safe."
- New Hampshire who will restore our nation to greatness and keep our citizens safe."
- Republican who will restore our nation to greatness and keep our citizens safe."
- Virginia who will restore our nation to greatness and keep our citizens safe."


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

You wait half a lifetime to see the Terminator, and then two come along at once. Standing on the top step of the podium was the indestructible human-looking phenomenon of legend, and next to him stood Arnold Schwarzenegger. Lewis Hamilton, of course, was the second terminator, the crushing victor of the Australian Grand Prix that gave him the perfect start in his attempt to become the first British driver to successfully defend the Formula One world championship. He has hung about with stars of the screen, fashion and music through a winter of a paparazzo’s dream, but here he was after 58 laps he had rendered as interesting as counting sheep, the supreme driver of the moment.

He shared a joke with

OPTIONS:
- Arnold Schwarzenegger who conducted the interviews
- Australian who conducted the interviews
- British who conducted the interviews
- Felipe Massa who conducted the interviews
- Ferrari who conducted the interviews
- German who conducted the interviews
- Grand Prix who conducted the interviews
- Jenson Button who conducted the interviews
- Lewis Hamilton who conducted the interviews
- McLaren who conducted the interviews
- Melbourne who conducted the interviews
- Mercedes who conducted the interviews
- Nico Rosberg who conducted the interviews
- Sebastian Vettel who conducted the interviews
- Terminator who conducted the interviews
- Williams who conducted the interviews


The US Women's National Team began their quest for a third FIFA World Cup title with a 3-1 win over a pesky Australian team at Winnipeg Stadium in Winnipeg, Canada, on Monday night. Goalkeeper Hope Solo was able to keep her focus on the field and make some nice saves in the early going and Megan Rapinoe scored the first and last goals of the match for the winners. Lisa De Vanna beat Solo with a first half shot to tie the game 1-1, but the Americans retook the lead for good when Christen Press put one in the back of the net after a nice play from Sydney Leroux.

Abby Wambach and

OPTIONS:
- Americans were down to head the attack.
- Australia were down to head the attack.
- Australian were down to head the attack.
- Canada were down to head the attack.
- Christen Press were down to head the attack.
- FIFA World Cup were down to head the attack.
- Goalkeeper Hope Solo were down to head the attack.
- Hope Solo were down to head the attack.
- Lisa De Vanna were down to head the attack.
- Megan Rapinoe were down to head the attack.
- Solo were down to head the attack.
- Sweden were down to head the attack.
- Sydney Leroux were down to head the attack.
- US were down to head the attack.
- US Women's National Team were down to head the attack.
- Winnipeg were down to head the attack.
- Winnipeg Stadium were down to head the attack.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) Protesters greeted white supremacist leader Richard Spencer with loud boos and chants of "Go home Spencer" during his speech Thursday afternoon at the University of Florida in Gainesville. The talk was Spencer's first planned speech on a college campus since he and others participated in the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, in August. With an intensive police presence, protesters chanted, "We don't want your Nazi hate" and "Nazi scum off our streets." The anti-Spencer protesters, who vastly outnumbered the supporters, carried signs against fascism, neo-Nazis and white supremacy. Spencer took the stage at the Phillips Center at just after 2:45 p.m. Those in the venue, many of whom stood with their fists raised, loudly booed and chanted lines like "Go home Spencer" and "Nazis are not welcome here."

Outside the speech venue, law enforcement sectioned off one area for pro-

OPTIONS:
- Charlottesville protesters and another area for anti-Spencer protesters, about 50 yards apart.
- Gainesville protesters and another area for anti-Spencer protesters, about 50 yards apart.
- Nazi protesters and another area for anti-Spencer protesters, about 50 yards apart.
- Nazis protesters and another area for anti-Spencer protesters, about 50 yards apart.
- Phillips Center protesters and another area for anti-Spencer protesters, about 50 yards apart.
- Richard Spencer protesters and another area for anti-Spencer protesters, about 50 yards apart.
- Spencer protesters and another area for anti-Spencer protesters, about 50 yards apart.
- Unite the Right protesters and another area for anti-Spencer protesters, about 50 yards apart.
- University of Florida protesters and another area for anti-Spencer protesters, about 50 yards apart.
- Virginia protesters and another area for anti-Spencer protesters, about 50 yards apart.


Ahead of this weekend's Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats. Here is all the information you need for Chelsea's home clash with Stoke... Chelsea vs Stoke City (Stamford Bridge) Team news Chelsea Chelsea will make a late decision on whether Diego Costa will play in Saturday's match with Stoke. The striker suffered a hamstring injury in the Premier League leaders' win at Hull last time out and withdrew from Spain duty, but may not be risked despite being passed fit following the international break.

Conversely, Diego Costa’s 19 PL goals have only earned

OPTIONS:
- Chelsea eight points.
- Diego Costa eight points.
- Hull eight points.
- John Obi Mikel eight points.
- Jon Walters eight points.
- Marc Muniesa eight points.
- Opta eight points.
- Premier League eight points.
- Spain eight points.
- Sportsmail eight points.
- Stamford Bridge eight points.
- Stoke eight points.
- Stoke City eight points.


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(CNN) Three leaders of the Miss America Organization resigned Saturday, two days after a report revealed purported emails from them and other employees disparaging pageant contestants. Miss America Organization (MAO) CEO Sam Haskell, President Josh Randle and board of directors Chairman Lynn Weidner resigned, according to statements from Dan Meyers, the interim chairman of the organization's board of directors. Weidner and Randle will stay on for the time being to "facilitate a smooth transition" at the request of the board, Meyers' statements said. Haskell's resignation -- which is effective immediately, the statement said -- came the day after he was suspended following the report on the emails, which the MAO's board has said were obtained illegally.

Randle said the "most egregious emails" predate his employment with

OPTIONS:
- Dan Meyers, which he joined in March 2015, the statement said.
- Haskell, which he joined in March 2015, the statement said.
- Josh Randle, which he joined in March 2015, the statement said.
- Lynn Weidner, which he joined in March 2015, the statement said.
- MAO, which he joined in March 2015, the statement said.
- Meyers, which he joined in March 2015, the statement said.
- Miss America Organization, which he joined in March 2015, the statement said.
- Randle, which he joined in March 2015, the statement said.
- Sam Haskell, which he joined in March 2015, the statement said.
- The Huffington Post, which he joined in March 2015, the statement said.
- Weidner, which he joined in March 2015, the statement said.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Steve Cram believes Mo Farah is the victim of a 'witch-hunt' after the double Olympic champion was forced to deny ever using performance-enhancing drugs. Farah issued a statement on Friday defending his reputation in the wake of a BBC investigation which alleged his coach Alberto Salazar had practised doping techniques with American athlete Galen Rupp. Sportsmail subsequently revealed that Farah had missed two drugs tests in the build-up to the 2012 Olympics. Former world champion Cram told BBC Sport: 'It has begun to look like a bit of a witch-hunt against Mo. It seems as if some people are deliberately going after him and that is a shame.'

'Running is the one thing

OPTIONS:
- Alberto Salazar can control at the moment and the one place where he can be Mo Farah and get away from this to some extent,' said Cram.
- American can control at the moment and the one place where he can be Mo Farah and get away from this to some extent,' said Cram.
- BBC can control at the moment and the one place where he can be Mo Farah and get away from this to some extent,' said Cram.
- BBC Sport can control at the moment and the one place where he can be Mo Farah and get away from this to some extent,' said Cram.
- Cram can control at the moment and the one place where he can be Mo Farah and get away from this to some extent,' said Cram.
- Farah can control at the moment and the one place where he can be Mo Farah and get away from this to some extent,' said Cram.
- Galen Rupp can control at the moment and the one place where he can be Mo Farah and get away from this to some extent,' said Cram.
- Mo Farah can control at the moment and the one place where he can be Mo Farah and get away from this to some extent,' said Cram.
- Mo. can control at the moment and the one place where he can be Mo Farah and get away from this to some extent,' said Cram.
- Olympic can control at the moment and the one place where he can be Mo Farah and get away from this to some extent,' said Cram.
- Olympics can control at the moment and the one place where he can be Mo Farah and get away from this to some extent,' said Cram.
- Sportsmail can control at the moment and the one place where he can be Mo Farah and get away from this to some extent,' said Cram.
- Steve Cram can control at the moment and the one place where he can be Mo Farah and get away from this to some extent,' said Cram.


The most senior Republican leader today rebuked Donald Trump over his call to bar Muslims from entering the US. Speaker Paul Ryan broke a self-imposed silence on the race for his party's presidential candidacy to condemn the Republican front-runner's call saying it was 'not what this party stands for and more importantly it's not what this country stands for'. Ryan spoke hours after a defiant Trump doubled down in a series of morning television show interviews, saying the country was 'at war' and could not afford another 9/11. The Republican presidential hopeful phoned three morning television shows to defend his call - and claimed he was making 'making us look strong'.

'The

OPTIONS:
- Americans campaign for months now has had a dustbin-of-history-like quality to it, from the vacuous sloganeering, to the outright lies, to even the fake hair, the whole carnival barker routine that we've seen for some time now,' he said.
- Congress campaign for months now has had a dustbin-of-history-like quality to it, from the vacuous sloganeering, to the outright lies, to even the fake hair, the whole carnival barker routine that we've seen for some time now,' he said.
- Democrats campaign for months now has had a dustbin-of-history-like quality to it, from the vacuous sloganeering, to the outright lies, to even the fake hair, the whole carnival barker routine that we've seen for some time now,' he said.
- Donald Trump campaign for months now has had a dustbin-of-history-like quality to it, from the vacuous sloganeering, to the outright lies, to even the fake hair, the whole carnival barker routine that we've seen for some time now,' he said.
- FDR campaign for months now has had a dustbin-of-history-like quality to it, from the vacuous sloganeering, to the outright lies, to even the fake hair, the whole carnival barker routine that we've seen for some time now,' he said.
- Hitler campaign for months now has had a dustbin-of-history-like quality to it, from the vacuous sloganeering, to the outright lies, to even the fake hair, the whole carnival barker routine that we've seen for some time now,' he said.
- Japanese campaign for months now has had a dustbin-of-history-like quality to it, from the vacuous sloganeering, to the outright lies, to even the fake hair, the whole carnival barker routine that we've seen for some time now,' he said.
- Jeb Bush campaign for months now has had a dustbin-of-history-like quality to it, from the vacuous sloganeering, to the outright lies, to even the fake hair, the whole carnival barker routine that we've seen for some time now,' he said.
- Muslim campaign for months now has had a dustbin-of-history-like quality to it, from the vacuous sloganeering, to the outright lies, to even the fake hair, the whole carnival barker routine that we've seen for some time now,' he said.
- Muslims campaign for months now has had a dustbin-of-history-like quality to it, from the vacuous sloganeering, to the outright lies, to even the fake hair, the whole carnival barker routine that we've seen for some time now,' he said.
- Paul Ryan campaign for months now has had a dustbin-of-history-like quality to it, from the vacuous sloganeering, to the outright lies, to even the fake hair, the whole carnival barker routine that we've seen for some time now,' he said.
- Republican campaign for months now has had a dustbin-of-history-like quality to it, from the vacuous sloganeering, to the outright lies, to even the fake hair, the whole carnival barker routine that we've seen for some time now,' he said.
- Ryan campaign for months now has had a dustbin-of-history-like quality to it, from the vacuous sloganeering, to the outright lies, to even the fake hair, the whole carnival barker routine that we've seen for some time now,' he said.
- Slew campaign for months now has had a dustbin-of-history-like quality to it, from the vacuous sloganeering, to the outright lies, to even the fake hair, the whole carnival barker routine that we've seen for some time now,' he said.
- Trump campaign for months now has had a dustbin-of-history-like quality to it, from the vacuous sloganeering, to the outright lies, to even the fake hair, the whole carnival barker routine that we've seen for some time now,' he said.
- US campaign for months now has had a dustbin-of-history-like quality to it, from the vacuous sloganeering, to the outright lies, to even the fake hair, the whole carnival barker routine that we've seen for some time now,' he said.
- White House campaign for months now has had a dustbin-of-history-like quality to it, from the vacuous sloganeering, to the outright lies, to even the fake hair, the whole carnival barker routine that we've seen for some time now,' he said.


Write the last sentence in this story.

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

For the first time ever, polls show 60% of voters are ready to boot all of

OPTIONS:
- Americans out -- including their own representatives.
- Barack Obama out -- including their own representatives.
- Boehner out -- including their own representatives.
- Cardona out -- including their own representatives.
- Congress out -- including their own representatives.
- GOP House out -- including their own representatives.
- John Boehner out -- including their own representatives.
- Maria Cardona out -- including their own representatives.
- Republican out -- including their own representatives.
- Republicans out -- including their own representatives.
- tea party out -- including their own representatives.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

It has long been considered the most expensive place in the UK to buy property, but it seems London is being pipped to the post by coastal Salcombe. According to data, analysed by Harbour Hotels, the average cost of property in London - a whopping £638,217 - actually falls below that of the Devon enclave. The seaside town in the South Hams district boasts a skyrocketing average property price: £671,759. According to new data, the average cost of property in Salcombe, Devon, now tops the average cost in London This is more then the average cost of property in some of the UK's most expensive cities, including Oxford, Bath and Edinburgh.

Since then, property prices have continued to soar, increasing ten per cent in the last 12 months alone, which puts

OPTIONS:
- Bath's property market on par with London's 11 per cent yearly increase.
- Chelsea-on-Sea's property market on par with London's 11 per cent yearly increase.
- Devon's property market on par with London's 11 per cent yearly increase.
- Edinburgh's property market on par with London's 11 per cent yearly increase.
- Harbour Hotels's property market on par with London's 11 per cent yearly increase.
- London's property market on par with London's 11 per cent yearly increase.
- Oxford's property market on par with London's 11 per cent yearly increase.
- Salcombe's property market on par with London's 11 per cent yearly increase.
- South Hams's property market on par with London's 11 per cent yearly increase.
- UK's property market on par with London's 11 per cent yearly increase.


How does the sentence end?

Alex Rodriguez has got the ball from his 3,000th career hit back from the baseball fanatic that caught it after giving him two autographed bats, a jersey and securing a $150,000 donation to his favorite charity. The New York Yankees player, 39, got given the historic item at a news conference Friday by Zack Hample, who has caught more than 8,000 major league balls and written several books on the subject. The handover came as A-Rod agreed to drop a $6million claim against his team over marketing rights in exchange for a jumbo $3.5million payout to charity - and the return of the precious keepsake.

Speaking at the conference,

OPTIONS:
- Alex Rodriguez said: 'This has been quite a year.
- Deal said: 'This has been quite a year.
- Hample said: 'This has been quite a year.
- New York Yankees said: 'This has been quite a year.
- Rod said: 'This has been quite a year.
- Rodriguez said: 'This has been quite a year.
- Yankees said: 'This has been quite a year.
- Zack Hample said: 'This has been quite a year.


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

(CNN) A former Atlanta police officer was indicted Wednesday on murder charges in the shooting of an unarmed black man, a defense attorney told CNN. James Burns also was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, one count of making a false statement, and two counts of violation of oath by a police officer, attorney Drew Findling said. "He was there during the (grand jury) testimony and he is obviously devastated,"  Findling said. "As his attorney, I recognize the tragedy here. I am completely empathetic and two families are suffering right now." In June, Burns responded to a call from an off-duty officer of suspicious activity at an apartment complex. Burns and two other officers saw Devaris Caine Rogers attempt to leave in a car,  the district attorney's office said when the officer was arrested last month.

Prosecutors have said that

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta wasn't identified as the man the off-duty officer reported and said Burns wasn't given information that would have indicated Rogers was a threat.
- Burns wasn't identified as the man the off-duty officer reported and said Burns wasn't given information that would have indicated Rogers was a threat.
- CNN wasn't identified as the man the off-duty officer reported and said Burns wasn't given information that would have indicated Rogers was a threat.
- Devaris Caine Rogers wasn't identified as the man the off-duty officer reported and said Burns wasn't given information that would have indicated Rogers was a threat.
- Drew Findling wasn't identified as the man the off-duty officer reported and said Burns wasn't given information that would have indicated Rogers was a threat.
- Findling wasn't identified as the man the off-duty officer reported and said Burns wasn't given information that would have indicated Rogers was a threat.
- James Burns wasn't identified as the man the off-duty officer reported and said Burns wasn't given information that would have indicated Rogers was a threat.
- White wasn't identified as the man the off-duty officer reported and said Burns wasn't given information that would have indicated Rogers was a threat.


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(CNN) "Why can't you stop the war?" Seven-year-old Syrian refugee Bana Alabed made this heartbreaking appeal to the world Wednesday morning: Stop the carnage that's dragged on for six years in Syria and killed hundreds of thousands of her countrymen, including children. "I want (them) to stop the war, and I want the children of Syria to play and go to school and live in peace," Bana told CNN's "New Day." "Together we can help them. Together we can save them." The child's appeal comes as the international community expressed shock and outrage at reports of a suspected chemical attack Tuesday that killed scores of civilians in northwestern Syria.

"I don't know why the world can't stop the war in

OPTIONS:
- Bana."
- Bana Alabed."
- CNN."
- Girl."
- New Day."
- Syria."
- Syrian."


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

(CNN) Lia Darjes spent some time taking photos in the blissfully lilac bedroom of El-Farouk and his husband, Troy, in Toronto. The men, both Muslim, are naturally lit in a peaceful aura of domesticity, sunken into a comfortable bed with their black cat. But as with many gay Muslims she interviewed and photographed, unsettling inner dialogues are taking place beneath the surface. "I could tell you where I am now and it would sound rather a happy place," El-Farouk told Darjes. "But the journey to that place has not been an easy one." He told the photographer that many people like him have suffered "spiritual violence, where you are being told that there is something profoundly and deeply wrong with you.

Over time, El-

OPTIONS:
- CNN has managed to reconcile his spirituality with his sexuality.
- Darjes has managed to reconcile his spirituality with his sexuality.
- El has managed to reconcile his spirituality with his sexuality.
- Europe has managed to reconcile his spirituality with his sexuality.
- Farouk has managed to reconcile his spirituality with his sexuality.
- Lia Darjes has managed to reconcile his spirituality with his sexuality.
- Muslim has managed to reconcile his spirituality with his sexuality.
- Muslims has managed to reconcile his spirituality with his sexuality.
- Toronto has managed to reconcile his spirituality with his sexuality.
- Troy has managed to reconcile his spirituality with his sexuality.
- United States has managed to reconcile his spirituality with his sexuality.


How does the sentence end?

Mining magnate Gina Rinehart is planning to sue the producers of controversial TV series House of Hancock, including the actress Claudia Karvan. According to Fairfax Media, the NSW Supreme Court heard from Ms Rinehart's barrister Sue Chrysanthou who claimed the Nine Network show about the messy divorce of Ms Rinehart's father, Lang Hangcock, and her mother was 'misleading and deceptive conduct'. Ms Rinehart launched a legal battle with Nine earlier this year to try to stop the series going to air. She failed to stop it completely and it was screened in February, with some changes forced by the court hearings.

Back in February, Ms

OPTIONS:
- Claudia Karvan's solicitor Mark Wilks said Nine had been aware of glaring errors in the second episode of the seriies that were misleading and 'twisted'.
- Fairfax Media's solicitor Mark Wilks said Nine had been aware of glaring errors in the second episode of the seriies that were misleading and 'twisted'.
- Gina Rinehart's solicitor Mark Wilks said Nine had been aware of glaring errors in the second episode of the seriies that were misleading and 'twisted'.
- House of Hancock's solicitor Mark Wilks said Nine had been aware of glaring errors in the second episode of the seriies that were misleading and 'twisted'.
- Lang Hancock's solicitor Mark Wilks said Nine had been aware of glaring errors in the second episode of the seriies that were misleading and 'twisted'.
- Lang Hangcock's solicitor Mark Wilks said Nine had been aware of glaring errors in the second episode of the seriies that were misleading and 'twisted'.
- Michael Cordell's solicitor Mark Wilks said Nine had been aware of glaring errors in the second episode of the seriies that were misleading and 'twisted'.
- NSW Supreme Court's solicitor Mark Wilks said Nine had been aware of glaring errors in the second episode of the seriies that were misleading and 'twisted'.
- Nine's solicitor Mark Wilks said Nine had been aware of glaring errors in the second episode of the seriies that were misleading and 'twisted'.
- Nine Network's solicitor Mark Wilks said Nine had been aware of glaring errors in the second episode of the seriies that were misleading and 'twisted'.
- Nine Network TV's solicitor Mark Wilks said Nine had been aware of glaring errors in the second episode of the seriies that were misleading and 'twisted'.
- Paul Bennett's solicitor Mark Wilks said Nine had been aware of glaring errors in the second episode of the seriies that were misleading and 'twisted'.
- Rinehart's solicitor Mark Wilks said Nine had been aware of glaring errors in the second episode of the seriies that were misleading and 'twisted'.
- Sue Chrysanthou's solicitor Mark Wilks said Nine had been aware of glaring errors in the second episode of the seriies that were misleading and 'twisted'.


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(CNN)Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson, stars of the hotly anticipated "50 Shades of Grey" movie, opened up to Glamour magazine about everything from what drew them to their characters to sculpting their bodies for nude scenes to visiting a sex dungeon in preparation for the film. Johnson, the daughter of actors Don Johnson and Melanie Griffith, plays Anastasia Steele, a naive young woman who finds herself ensnared in the dark sexual world of Christian Grey, a successful businessman with a penchant for bondage and domination. The film is based on the book trilogy by E.L. James that took the publishing world by storm.

OPTIONS:
- 50 Shades of Grey would be the first one to throw a blanket over me.
- Anastasia Steele would be the first one to throw a blanket over me.
- CNN would be the first one to throw a blanket over me.
- Christian Grey would be the first one to throw a blanket over me.
- Dakota Johnson would be the first one to throw a blanket over me.
- Don Johnson would be the first one to throw a blanket over me.
- E.L. James would be the first one to throw a blanket over me.
- Glamour would be the first one to throw a blanket over me.
- Glamour magazine would be the first one to throw a blanket over me.
- Jamie Dornan would be the first one to throw a blanket over me.
- Johnson would be the first one to throw a blanket over me.
- Melanie Griffith would be the first one to throw a blanket over me.


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(EW.com) -- Critics everywhere have hailed "Bully" as an important, engaging documentary. EW's Owen Gleiberman calls it "sensitive and eye-opening"; the film has also earned a near-perfect 93 percent "Fresh" rating from the reviews aggregated by Rotten Tomatoes. But in an article posted late last week, Slate's Emily Bazelon alleged that some crucial parts of "Bully" are "utterly one-sided" and "factually questionable." Her piece focused on Tyler Long, one of the doc's featured subjects; when he was just 17, Long took his own life, apparently because he was bullied by his classmates. But according to Bazelon, that isn't the whole story. She wrote that Tyler also suffered from ADHD, bipolar disorder, and Asperger's syndrome; additionally, his girlfriend broke up with him a few weeks before his suicide. It seems likely that these factors contributed to Tyler's decision to commit suicide, Bazelon wrote. She asserted that by not mentioning them -- and by possibly exaggerating the treatment Tyler received in school â€” director Lee Hirsch and producer Cynthia Lowen oversimplified and distorted the facts to create a smoother narrative.

OPTIONS:
- ADHD has covered bullying for Slate for a few years now.
- Asperger has covered bullying for Slate for a few years now.
- Bazelon has covered bullying for Slate for a few years now.
- Bully has covered bullying for Slate for a few years now.
- Cynthia Lowen has covered bullying for Slate for a few years now.
- EW has covered bullying for Slate for a few years now.
- EW.com has covered bullying for Slate for a few years now.
- Emily Bazelon has covered bullying for Slate for a few years now.
- Lee Hirsch has covered bullying for Slate for a few years now.
- Long has covered bullying for Slate for a few years now.
- Owen Gleiberman has covered bullying for Slate for a few years now.
- Rotten Tomatoes has covered bullying for Slate for a few years now.
- Slate has covered bullying for Slate for a few years now.
- Tyler has covered bullying for Slate for a few years now.
- Tyler Long has covered bullying for Slate for a few years now.


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Philadelphia (CNN) -- On a warm, late summer evening, Nas Scott readies himself atop patchy grass and waits. At the sound of his coach's whistle, the 12-year-old charges a tee, kicking a football and dirt into the setting sun. Despite the less-than-desirable field conditions, Scott and his fellow teammates from the North Philadelphia Aztecs are fired up. They're excited because the youth football program is getting a much-needed boost from a local hero. The Aztecs practice on a field at the center of Hunting Park in the heart of North Philadelphia. Instead of playing on gridiron befitting of national champions, their home field is a dust bowl -- and sometimes a lake, depending on the weather. The field is in such poor condition they haven't hosted a home game in 19 years.

Although watching the Aztecs play brings back memories for the football giant,

OPTIONS:
- Aztecs said he wants them to learn from his mistakes.
- Billie Jean King said he wants them to learn from his mistakes.
- CNN said he wants them to learn from his mistakes.
- Hunting Park said he wants them to learn from his mistakes.
- Michael Vick said he wants them to learn from his mistakes.
- Nas Scott said he wants them to learn from his mistakes.
- North Philadelphia said he wants them to learn from his mistakes.
- North Philadelphia Aztecs said he wants them to learn from his mistakes.
- Philadelphia said he wants them to learn from his mistakes.
- Pop Warner said he wants them to learn from his mistakes.
- Ryan Howard said he wants them to learn from his mistakes.
- Scott said he wants them to learn from his mistakes.


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The Married at First Sight couples came face to face for the first time in scenes aired on Monday night's episode. Coming together for a dinner party to exchange stories and experiences, Roni and Michael, Zoe and Alex, Clare and Lachlan, and Michelle and James were able to compare their progress to the others. During the meeting, it became immediately obvious to an already tense Roni that the other three couples were far more comfortable and intimate in their relationships than her own. The bubbly 34-year-old has been worried about the lack of chemistry between her and Michael, 31, but became agitated over dinner and got into a heated argument with fellow bride Zoe.

While the psychologists appeared impressed with

OPTIONS:
- Alex and Lahclan's behaviour at the dinner, which saw them working well as a team as they prepared the meal, the couple were soon at each other's throats later in the episode.
- Clare and Lahclan's behaviour at the dinner, which saw them working well as a team as they prepared the meal, the couple were soon at each other's throats later in the episode.
- First Sight and Lahclan's behaviour at the dinner, which saw them working well as a team as they prepared the meal, the couple were soon at each other's throats later in the episode.
- James and Lahclan's behaviour at the dinner, which saw them working well as a team as they prepared the meal, the couple were soon at each other's throats later in the episode.
- Lachlan and Lahclan's behaviour at the dinner, which saw them working well as a team as they prepared the meal, the couple were soon at each other's throats later in the episode.
- Michael and Lahclan's behaviour at the dinner, which saw them working well as a team as they prepared the meal, the couple were soon at each other's throats later in the episode.
- Michelle and Lahclan's behaviour at the dinner, which saw them working well as a team as they prepared the meal, the couple were soon at each other's throats later in the episode.
- Roni and Lahclan's behaviour at the dinner, which saw them working well as a team as they prepared the meal, the couple were soon at each other's throats later in the episode.
- Zoe and Lahclan's behaviour at the dinner, which saw them working well as a team as they prepared the meal, the couple were soon at each other's throats later in the episode.


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Marie Laure-Delie scored the second fast goal in Women's World Cup history as France romped to a 5-0 victory over Mexico to ensure they topped group F ahead of England. France went into Wednesday's game on the same number of points as the Lionesses but trailed their rivals on goal difference. But Les Bleues made sure they went into the round of 16 as group leaders thanks to goals from Laure-Delie, an own goal by Jennifer Ruiz, a Eugenie Le Sommer double and a long-range effort from Amandine Henry. CLICK HERE to read the match report from the other match in Group F as England secured their place in the knockout stages of the Women's World Cup.

Laure-

OPTIONS:
- Amandine Henry opened the floodgates with just over half a minute played when she headed home beyond Mexico goalkeeper Cecilia Santiago.
- Delie opened the floodgates with just over half a minute played when she headed home beyond Mexico goalkeeper Cecilia Santiago.
- England opened the floodgates with just over half a minute played when she headed home beyond Mexico goalkeeper Cecilia Santiago.
- Eugenie Le Sommer opened the floodgates with just over half a minute played when she headed home beyond Mexico goalkeeper Cecilia Santiago.
- France opened the floodgates with just over half a minute played when she headed home beyond Mexico goalkeeper Cecilia Santiago.
- Group F opened the floodgates with just over half a minute played when she headed home beyond Mexico goalkeeper Cecilia Santiago.
- Jennifer Ruiz opened the floodgates with just over half a minute played when she headed home beyond Mexico goalkeeper Cecilia Santiago.
- Laure opened the floodgates with just over half a minute played when she headed home beyond Mexico goalkeeper Cecilia Santiago.
- Les Bleues opened the floodgates with just over half a minute played when she headed home beyond Mexico goalkeeper Cecilia Santiago.
- Lionesses opened the floodgates with just over half a minute played when she headed home beyond Mexico goalkeeper Cecilia Santiago.
- Marie Laure opened the floodgates with just over half a minute played when she headed home beyond Mexico goalkeeper Cecilia Santiago.
- Mexico opened the floodgates with just over half a minute played when she headed home beyond Mexico goalkeeper Cecilia Santiago.
- Women's World Cup opened the floodgates with just over half a minute played when she headed home beyond Mexico goalkeeper Cecilia Santiago.


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Midfielder Marco Verratti's future has been widely discussed ever since the off-season but it now seems as if the Italy international could be staying at Paris Saint-Germain. According to the player's agent, Donato Di Campli, the 23-year-old will continue to turn out for the Parc des Princes outfit despite being linked with Catalan giants Barcelona. Verratti has become a star in Ligue 1 since his move from Pescare in 2012, and established himself as one of the continent's most promising young stars. Speaking to Tuttomercatoweb, Di Campli said: 'We're discussing an extension to his contract with PSG. 'It's a great satisfaction, the culmination of everything that's happened since Marco Verratti arrived at Paris.

'They are a great team but I am happy at

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona at the moment.
- Catalan at the moment.
- Di Campli at the moment.
- Donato Di Campli at the moment.
- France at the moment.
- Germain at the moment.
- Italy at the moment.
- Ligue 1 at the moment.
- Marco Verratti at the moment.
- PSG at the moment.
- Parc des Princes at the moment.
- Paris at the moment.
- Paris Saint at the moment.
- Pescare at the moment.
- Tuttomercatoweb at the moment.
- Verratti at the moment.


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Boston (CNN) -- A monster blizzard has left at least one person dead and hundreds of thousands of New Englanders in the dark and in the cold Friday night, thanks to a storm that's already delivered whipping winds and more than a foot of snow in some parts, with prospects of even double that by the time it's done. The storm -- actually the convergence of two powerful systems -- began in earnest Friday morning in parts of New York and is expected to continue well into Saturday in Rhode Island, eastern Massachusetts and Maine. Snow was more or less continuous for much of the region all day, with some lulls as well as times when it picked up considerably. At one point Friday night, for instance, Connecticut's emergency management agency warned on Twitter that "a wide ban of extremely heavy snow" was moving through the central and eastern parts of the Nutmeg State, dropping snow at a staggering rate of 4 to 5 inches an hour.

Governors across New England and

OPTIONS:
- Boston have declared states of emergency, and all cars and trucks -- except emergency vehicles -- must now be off Massachusetts and Connecticut roadways.
- CNN have declared states of emergency, and all cars and trucks -- except emergency vehicles -- must now be off Massachusetts and Connecticut roadways.
- Connecticut have declared states of emergency, and all cars and trucks -- except emergency vehicles -- must now be off Massachusetts and Connecticut roadways.
- Maine have declared states of emergency, and all cars and trucks -- except emergency vehicles -- must now be off Massachusetts and Connecticut roadways.
- Massachusetts have declared states of emergency, and all cars and trucks -- except emergency vehicles -- must now be off Massachusetts and Connecticut roadways.
- New Englanders have declared states of emergency, and all cars and trucks -- except emergency vehicles -- must now be off Massachusetts and Connecticut roadways.
- New York have declared states of emergency, and all cars and trucks -- except emergency vehicles -- must now be off Massachusetts and Connecticut roadways.
- Nutmeg State have declared states of emergency, and all cars and trucks -- except emergency vehicles -- must now be off Massachusetts and Connecticut roadways.
- Rhode Island have declared states of emergency, and all cars and trucks -- except emergency vehicles -- must now be off Massachusetts and Connecticut roadways.
- Snow have declared states of emergency, and all cars and trucks -- except emergency vehicles -- must now be off Massachusetts and Connecticut roadways.
- Twitter have declared states of emergency, and all cars and trucks -- except emergency vehicles -- must now be off Massachusetts and Connecticut roadways.


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Courtroom experts call it a one-of-kind murder mystery that some people believe has yet to be completely solved. The remarkable story of Timothy Hennis and the stabbing deaths of a mother and two small girls is full of shocking legal twists and turns. During the course of 21 years, Hennis underwent three trials for the same crimes in three courtrooms. The case puts constitutional questions about double jeopardy squarely under the spotlight. It all began in Fayetteville, North Carolina, in 1985. Hennis, who was then a 27-year-old Army soldier based at nearby Fort Bragg, visited the home of Kathryn Eastburn and her husband, Gary, a captain in the Air Force. The Eastburns were planning to move outside the country and had placed an ad in the newspaper to sell their dog. Hennis stopped by the house in response to the ad.

I'll be safely out of

OPTIONS:
- Air Force when you read this.
- American when you read this.
- Army when you read this.
- Eastburns when you read this.
- Fayetteville when you read this.
- Fort Bragg when you read this.
- Fort Leavenworth when you read this.
- Gary when you read this.
- Hennis when you read this.
- Kansas when you read this.
- Kathryn Eastburn when you read this.
- North Carolina when you read this.
- Tim Hennis when you read this.
- Timothy Hennis when you read this.


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An obsessive Arsenal fan made his girlfriend sit a test quizzing her about his favourite football club. Marking her answers with red pen, she scored an impressive 43.5 out of 50, to which he commented, 'Well done Saskia! As a result, I will not be dumping you! (Lucky you)'. Saskia posted snaps of the test to her Twitter account, @saskiaisabxlla, commenting 'Boyfriend made me take an @Arsenal exam!' with emoticons showing she didn't know whether to laugh or cry. We don't blame her. Saskia's football fan boyfriend made her take an Arsenal test and didn't dump her thanks to her A grade

Some Twitter users hailed the unnamed boyfriend who tested Saskia on her

OPTIONS:
- 'A' knowledge as a legend
- Arsenal knowledge as a legend
- Boyfriend knowledge as a legend
- Saskia knowledge as a legend
- Twitter knowledge as a legend


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(CNN) The Republican Party's efforts to gut former President Barack Obama's legacy health care law came to an abrupt -- if temporary -- halt Monday night. Just hours after the Senate was gaveled back into session, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was handed two more public defections on his health care bill to overhaul Obamacare. The dramatic and simultaneous announcement from Sens. Jerry Moran of Kansas and Mike Lee of Utah means McConnell officially does not have the votes to even begin debate on his legislation to overhaul the Affordable Care Act. The development deals a devastating blow not only to Republicans who have railed against the law for years, but also President Donald Trump, who campaigned on killing Obamacare and made repealing the law his top legislative priority since taking office.

The three, like

OPTIONS:
- Affordable Care Act, are reliably conservative senators who generally vote with McConnell on major bills.
- Barack Obama, are reliably conservative senators who generally vote with McConnell on major bills.
- Donald Trump, are reliably conservative senators who generally vote with McConnell on major bills.
- Jerry Moran, are reliably conservative senators who generally vote with McConnell on major bills.
- Kansas, are reliably conservative senators who generally vote with McConnell on major bills.
- McConnell, are reliably conservative senators who generally vote with McConnell on major bills.
- Mike Lee, are reliably conservative senators who generally vote with McConnell on major bills.
- Mitch McConnell, are reliably conservative senators who generally vote with McConnell on major bills.
- Obamacare, are reliably conservative senators who generally vote with McConnell on major bills.
- Republican Party, are reliably conservative senators who generally vote with McConnell on major bills.
- Republicans, are reliably conservative senators who generally vote with McConnell on major bills.
- Senate, are reliably conservative senators who generally vote with McConnell on major bills.
- Sens, are reliably conservative senators who generally vote with McConnell on major bills.
- Utah, are reliably conservative senators who generally vote with McConnell on major bills.


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Birmingham returned to winning ways as they comfortably ran out 5-2 winners at Fulham. Stephen Gleeson, Paul Caddis and Jon Toral goals saw Gary Rowett's men boast a three-goal cushion at half-time on the banks of the Thames. Alex Kacaniklic and Ross McCormack netted for the hosts, reduced to 10 men by James Husband's red card, but efforts from Clayton Donaldson and Viv Solomon-Otabor saw City secure a comfortable win. The signs were there early on when Fulham midfielder Jamie O'Hara slipped on the greasy Craven Cottage surface, allowing Toral to break and square to Demarai Gray - only for goalkeeper Joe Lewis to palm away at the near post.

A late effort from McCormack was cancelled out again from a solo effort from

OPTIONS:
- Alex Kacaniklic-Otabor.
- Birmingham-Otabor.
- Blues-Otabor.
- Championship-Otabor.
- City-Otabor.
- Clayton Donaldson-Otabor.
- Craven Cottage-Otabor.
- Demarai Gray-Otabor.
- Fulham-Otabor.
- Gary Rowett-Otabor.
- James Husband-Otabor.
- Jamie O'Hara-Otabor.
- Joe Lewis-Otabor.
- Jon Toral-Otabor.
- Otabor-Otabor.
- Paul Caddis-Otabor.
- Ross McCormack-Otabor.
- Stephen Gleeson-Otabor.
- Thames-Otabor.
- Toral-Otabor.
- Viv Solomon-Otabor.


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(CNN) Democratic Rep. Tim Ryan -- whose name has been floated as a potential opponent to House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi's re-election bid -- said Wednesday that he hasn't decided yet whether to mount a Democratic leadership challenge but that he believes Democrats need a shake-up. "Look, the Obamas are gone. The Clintons are gone. The Bidens are gone. Harry Reid is gone. There's no one at the (Democratic National Committee) now. We've got to -- we've got to say, what's America 2.0 look like?" Ryan said in an interview on CNN's "New Day." "We've got to re-evaluate what we're doing as Democrats, especially in the congressional campaign," the Ohio Democrat said.

Ryan was careful to also express his admiration for Pelosi and said he didn't blame her for

OPTIONS:
- America' stinging losses in 2016.
- Bidens' stinging losses in 2016.
- CNN' stinging losses in 2016.
- Clintons' stinging losses in 2016.
- Democrat' stinging losses in 2016.
- Democratic' stinging losses in 2016.
- Democratic National Committee' stinging losses in 2016.
- Democrats' stinging losses in 2016.
- Harry Reid' stinging losses in 2016.
- House' stinging losses in 2016.
- Nancy Pelosi' stinging losses in 2016.
- New Day' stinging losses in 2016.
- Obamas' stinging losses in 2016.
- Ohio' stinging losses in 2016.
- Ryan' stinging losses in 2016.
- Tim Ryan' stinging losses in 2016.


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While every aspiring actor dreams of Hollywood stardom, an A-list career doesn't always show up. For actors hovering somewhere between the big time and the dole queue, there is the comforting world of the British soap opera, where stars are guaranteed regular work and a spot in the nation's living room three times a week. If long-running series such as EastEnders, Coronation Street and Emmerdale have been a launchpad for many an acting career, it's also provided a safe haven for those looking to side-step from a different career or reinvigorate their public profile. Scroll down for video Gracing the cobbles: After first achieving fame with Girls Aloud, Sarah Harding has turned her hand to acting, signing up to appear in four episodes of Coronation Street

OPTIONS:
- Barbara Windsor and Denise aren't the only names to sign on the dotted line for soaps at an interesting stage in their careers.
- British and Denise aren't the only names to sign on the dotted line for soaps at an interesting stage in their careers.
- Coronation Street and Denise aren't the only names to sign on the dotted line for soaps at an interesting stage in their careers.
- Danny Dyer and Denise aren't the only names to sign on the dotted line for soaps at an interesting stage in their careers.
- Denise Van Outen and Denise aren't the only names to sign on the dotted line for soaps at an interesting stage in their careers.
- EastEnders and Denise aren't the only names to sign on the dotted line for soaps at an interesting stage in their careers.
- Emmerdale and Denise aren't the only names to sign on the dotted line for soaps at an interesting stage in their careers.
- Girls Aloud and Denise aren't the only names to sign on the dotted line for soaps at an interesting stage in their careers.
- Hollywood and Denise aren't the only names to sign on the dotted line for soaps at an interesting stage in their careers.
- Patsy Kensit and Denise aren't the only names to sign on the dotted line for soaps at an interesting stage in their careers.
- Sarah Harding and Denise aren't the only names to sign on the dotted line for soaps at an interesting stage in their careers.


How does the sentence end?

A grandfather 'used like a football' by hooligans was today in a coma and fighting for his life after a matchday pub brawl that police broke up using CS gas. Cambridge United supporter Simon Dobbin, 42, was found on the ground with serious head injuries following the fight involving about 15 people after his side’s match at Southend United in Essex. Football fans have already raised more than £5,000 towards transport and accommodation costs for Mr Dobbin’s family, who are travelling from Mildenhall, Suffolk, to visit him in Southend Hospital. Scroll down for video Brain damage: Father-of-three Simon Dobbin (left), who is married to Nicole (right), 43, also suffered damaged hips, broken ribs and a broken nose in the attack - and he is now on a life-support machine

Please send a prayer to

OPTIONS:
- CS for a full recovery.’
- Cambridge for a full recovery.’
- Cambridge United for a full recovery.’
- Dobbin for a full recovery.’
- Essex for a full recovery.’
- Mildenhall for a full recovery.’
- Nicole for a full recovery.’
- Simon Dobbin for a full recovery.’
- Southend for a full recovery.’
- Southend Hospital for a full recovery.’
- Southend United for a full recovery.’
- Suffolk for a full recovery.’


A woman who was kidnapped at knife-point by her ex-boyfriend has been found by police  after she made contact with a family member. Billy-Anne Huxham, 18, from Caboolture, Queensland, was found at 9.45pm at Aerodrome Road in Maroochydore, on Queensland's Sunshine Coast, after police found the Nissan SUV that was used in her abduction earlier that day. Ms Huxham's ex partner Carl Garry Chapman, 32, has been detained and charged with a string of offences including assault, torture and deprivation of liberty. Scroll down for video Found: Abducted teen Billy-Anne Huxton was located by police on Thursday night after she made contact with a family member

Following the abduction, the perpetrator broke into another home in

OPTIONS:
- Aerodrome Road and threatened the residents with a gun, believed to be shotgun or rifle.
- Billy-Anne Huxham and threatened the residents with a gun, believed to be shotgun or rifle.
- Billy-Anne Huxton and threatened the residents with a gun, believed to be shotgun or rifle.
- Caboolture and threatened the residents with a gun, believed to be shotgun or rifle.
- Carl Garry Chapman and threatened the residents with a gun, believed to be shotgun or rifle.
- Chapman and threatened the residents with a gun, believed to be shotgun or rifle.
- Huxham and threatened the residents with a gun, believed to be shotgun or rifle.
- Maroochydore and threatened the residents with a gun, believed to be shotgun or rifle.
- Nissan and threatened the residents with a gun, believed to be shotgun or rifle.
- Queensland and threatened the residents with a gun, believed to be shotgun or rifle.
- Sunshine Coast and threatened the residents with a gun, believed to be shotgun or rifle.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump on Monday vowed the US will "fight to win" in Afghanistan, extending the 16-year campaign there with a promise to beef up the American military presence while ratcheting up pressure on other countries in the region to help turn the tide. In a prime-time address before a crowd of US troops, Trump sought to convince the country that he was applying a different strategy to the enduring Afghan conflict. But he offered few details, sticking to broad outlines -- beating back the Taliban, annihilating terrorists and cracking down on Pakistan's harboring of militants -- that shed little daylight between the current and future US approaches to the 16-year war.

Trump also said the US would continue to work to strengthen Afghan security forces, noting that "the stronger the

OPTIONS:
- Afghan security forces become, the less we will have to do."
- Afghanistan security forces become, the less we will have to do."
- American security forces become, the less we will have to do."
- CNN security forces become, the less we will have to do."
- Donald Trump security forces become, the less we will have to do."
- Pakistan security forces become, the less we will have to do."
- Taliban security forces become, the less we will have to do."
- Trump security forces become, the less we will have to do."
- US security forces become, the less we will have to do."
- Washington security forces become, the less we will have to do."


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

(CNN) Taylor Farms announced a recall of some of its products Tuesday that contain previously recalled Sabra hummus. This is an expansion of the Sabra Dipping Co. recall announced Saturday of some hummus products and spreads because of possible listeria contamination. The products were manufactured before November 8 at a plant where listeria monocytogenes have been found, but the bacteria have not been found in products that have been tested, the FDA said. The products were distributed to retail outlets in the United States and Canada. Consumers are urged to discard any product with a "Best Before" date through January 23, 2017. That date can be found on the lid of each package.

OPTIONS:
- CNN monocytogenes can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems, the FDA says.
- Canada monocytogenes can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems, the FDA says.
- FDA monocytogenes can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems, the FDA says.
- Listeria monocytogenes can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems, the FDA says.
- Sabra monocytogenes can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems, the FDA says.
- Sabra Dipping Co. monocytogenes can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems, the FDA says.
- Taylor Farms monocytogenes can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems, the FDA says.
- United States monocytogenes can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems, the FDA says.


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Editor's note: Angelo Falcón, a political scientist, is president of the National Institute for Latino Policy, a nonprofit think tank on issues affecting the Latino community. He is co-editor of "Boricuas in Gotham: Puerto Ricans in the Making of Modern New York," and author of the "Atlas of Stateside Puerto Ricans." Angelo Falcón says Sonia Sotomayor's identification as a Puerto Rican has caused her joy and a little grief. NEW YORK (CNN) -- The nomination of Sonia Sotomayor for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States has raised the profile of Puerto Ricans in the American consciousness.

And it appears

OPTIONS:
- American living stateside are as divided on this question as those in Puerto Rico.
- Angelo Falcón living stateside are as divided on this question as those in Puerto Rico.
- Atlas of Stateside Puerto Ricans living stateside are as divided on this question as those in Puerto Rico.
- Boricuas living stateside are as divided on this question as those in Puerto Rico.
- CNN living stateside are as divided on this question as those in Puerto Rico.
- Falcón living stateside are as divided on this question as those in Puerto Rico.
- Gotham living stateside are as divided on this question as those in Puerto Rico.
- Latino living stateside are as divided on this question as those in Puerto Rico.
- Making of Modern living stateside are as divided on this question as those in Puerto Rico.
- NEW YORK living stateside are as divided on this question as those in Puerto Rico.
- National Institute for Latino Policy living stateside are as divided on this question as those in Puerto Rico.
- New York living stateside are as divided on this question as those in Puerto Rico.
- Puerto Rican living stateside are as divided on this question as those in Puerto Rico.
- Puerto Ricans living stateside are as divided on this question as those in Puerto Rico.
- Sonia Sotomayor living stateside are as divided on this question as those in Puerto Rico.
- Sotomayor living stateside are as divided on this question as those in Puerto Rico.
- Supreme Court of the United States living stateside are as divided on this question as those in Puerto Rico.
- U.S. living stateside are as divided on this question as those in Puerto Rico.


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Dozens of aging U.S. veterans, many in their early 90s and some in wheelchairs, gathered on the tiny, barren island of Iwo Jima on Saturday to mark the 70th anniversary of one of the bloodiest and most iconic battles of World War II. More than 30 veterans flown in from the U.S. island territory of Guam toured the black sand beaches where they invaded the deeply dug-in forces of the island's Japanese defenders in early 1945. They were bused to the top of Mount Suribachi, an active volcano, where an Associated Press photo of the raising of the American flag while the battle was still raging became a potent symbol of hope and valor to a war-weary public back home that was growing increasingly disillusioned with the seemingly unending battle in the Pacific.

Though a tiny volcanic crag, the island — now called Ioto or Iwoto on Japanese maps — was deemed strategically important because it was being used by the

OPTIONS:
- American to launch air attacks on American bombers.
- Associated Press to launch air attacks on American bombers.
- Battle of Iwojima to launch air attacks on American bombers.
- Guam to launch air attacks on American bombers.
- Iwo Jima to launch air attacks on American bombers.
- Japan to launch air attacks on American bombers.
- Japanese to launch air attacks on American bombers.
- Mount Suribachi to launch air attacks on American bombers.
- Pacific to launch air attacks on American bombers.
- U.S. to launch air attacks on American bombers.
- World War to launch air attacks on American bombers.
- World War II. to launch air attacks on American bombers.


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Raheem Sterling is about to become the most expensive English player and 20-year-old in football history as he prepares the Liverpool exit he so desperately craves. The club have managed to convince Manchester City to part with £49m for his services while James Milner went the other way on a free earlier in the summer. Well done Liverpool. The Anfield club have offloaded a player who never wanted to be there and brought in a proven, experienced home-grown central midfielder who will help fill a void left by Steven Gerrard. Make no mistake, Liverpool still need to replace Sterling. Milner is in no shape of form the guy meant to do that, but the Reds can be very satisfied with their dealings with Manchester City this summer.

Sterling could go on to become a key part of

OPTIONS:
- Anfield's squad given the opportunity, but there's no guarantee that he will walk into the first team every week on current ability.
- City's squad given the opportunity, but there's no guarantee that he will walk into the first team every week on current ability.
- English's squad given the opportunity, but there's no guarantee that he will walk into the first team every week on current ability.
- Etihad's squad given the opportunity, but there's no guarantee that he will walk into the first team every week on current ability.
- James Milner's squad given the opportunity, but there's no guarantee that he will walk into the first team every week on current ability.
- Liverpool's squad given the opportunity, but there's no guarantee that he will walk into the first team every week on current ability.
- Manchester City's squad given the opportunity, but there's no guarantee that he will walk into the first team every week on current ability.
- Milner's squad given the opportunity, but there's no guarantee that he will walk into the first team every week on current ability.
- Raheem Sterling's squad given the opportunity, but there's no guarantee that he will walk into the first team every week on current ability.
- Reds's squad given the opportunity, but there's no guarantee that he will walk into the first team every week on current ability.
- Sterling's squad given the opportunity, but there's no guarantee that he will walk into the first team every week on current ability.
- Steven Gerrard's squad given the opportunity, but there's no guarantee that he will walk into the first team every week on current ability.


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Washington (CNN) -- If criminal suspects fail to invoke their right to remain silent, they have waived that right, a divided Supreme Court ruled Tuesday. The high court upheld the murder conviction of a man who did not verbally assert his right to remain silent during his police interrogation. In a 5-4 ruling, the court said a suspect must explicitly tell officers he or she is asserting that right, known as Miranda rights. The famous constitutional "right to remain silent" and the "right to talk to a lawyer before answering any questions" are among the well-known warnings all criminal suspects must be given upon arrest. The conservative court has generally been supportive in recent years, when police challenges to Miranda rights have been raised.

In a sharp dissent, Justice Sonia Sotomayor called the court's ruling a "major retreat" from protections against self-incrimination guaranteed by the original

OPTIONS:
- CNN ruling.
- Michigan ruling.
- Miranda ruling.
- Sotomayor ruling.
- Supreme Court ruling.
- Upholds ruling.
- Washington ruling.


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A couple have splashed more than £200,000 on plastic surgery just so they can look just like their idols, Ken and Barbie. Anastasia Reskoss, 20, and Quentin Dehar, 23, admit to both being obsessed with the dolls from a young age - and after becoming a couple in 2013, the pair have had more than 15 procedures between them, paid for mainly by their parents. Quentin, from Marseille, France, and Anastasia, who lives in Paris, plan to continue having surgery and are legally changing their names to 'Ken' and 'Doll.' Student Anastasia said: 'We want to spend the rest of our lives together morphing into the dolls we love.'

I was on the dance floor and suddenly, I saw

OPTIONS:
- Anastasia.
- Anastasia Reskoss.
- Barbie.
- Doll.
- France.
- Ken.
- Marseille.
- Paris.
- Quentin.
- Quentin Dehar.


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Superfans of Ariana Grande have quickly forgiven her for contaminating donuts at a California bakery with her saliva, and are now rushing to the star's defense by licking their own donuts in solidarity. Nicknamed 'Arianators', her fans have been posting selfies on Instagram in which their tongues touch donuts, both real and of the emoji variety. Using the hashtag #lickdonutswithari, the  group of youngsters, most of whom are in their teens, is throwing their support behind the 22-year-old singer, in spite of her possibly criminal activity, by defiantly following her lead. About a week ago, the Love Me Harder singer was caught on camera at Wolfee Donuts in Lake Elsinore, California, with her back-up dancer boyfriend, Ricky Alvarez. Ariana quickly licked two donuts on  trays that had been set out on the counter, though she bought neither.

Afterward, Wolfee Donuts lost a letter grade during a surprise health inspection, and

OPTIONS:
- Ariana publicly apologized for the incident.
- Ariana Grande publicly apologized for the incident.
- California publicly apologized for the incident.
- Instagram publicly apologized for the incident.
- Lake Elsinore publicly apologized for the incident.
- Love Me Harder publicly apologized for the incident.
- Ricky Alvarez publicly apologized for the incident.
- Wolfee Donuts publicly apologized for the incident.


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(CNN) -- President Barack Obama is poised to make his case to the country on the next steps for tackling the threat posed by ISIS. Certainly, ISIS' advances this summer -- including the seizure of territories in Iraq and Syria, declaration of a new "caliphate," and its killings of thousands in Iraq and Syria, including two American journalists -- have been a wake-up call. What should the President keep in mind as he prepares to deliver his speech Wednesday? Here are five key questions he should answer in his speech and as he follows up in the coming weeks: What metrics will the United States use to gauge the success of airstrikes in Iraq and possible additional strikes in Syria?

Inside of Iraq, millions have been displaced by the multiple waves of conflict inside the country, including the most recent conflict in northern

OPTIONS:
- American with ISIS.
- Barack Obama with ISIS.
- Brian Katulis with ISIS.
- CNN with ISIS.
- ISIS with ISIS.
- Iraq with ISIS.
- Katulis with ISIS.
- Obama with ISIS.
- Syria with ISIS.
- United States with ISIS.


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(CNN) -- At a friend's sleepover more than a year ago, 14-year-old Phillip Swartley pocketed change from unlocked vehicles in the neighborhood to buy chips and soft drinks. The cops caught him. Former Luzerne county President Judge Mark Ciavarella pleaded guilty, faces prison and was disbarred. There was no need for an attorney, said Phillip's mother, Amy Swartley, who thought at most, the judge would slap her son with a fine or community service. But she was shocked to find her eighth-grader handcuffed and shackled in the courtroom and sentenced to a youth detention center. Then, he was shipped to a boarding school for troubled teens for nine months.

They say hundreds of children who appeared before

OPTIONS:
- Amy Swartley didn't have lawyers.
- CNN didn't have lawyers.
- Luzerne county didn't have lawyers.
- Mark Ciavarella didn't have lawyers.
- Pennsylvania didn't have lawyers.
- Phillip didn't have lawyers.
- Phillip Swartley didn't have lawyers.


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

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal has sought a move from Barcelona, where his opportunities have been limited by the dazzling presence of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez.
- Barcelona has sought a move from Barcelona, where his opportunities have been limited by the dazzling presence of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez.
- Chelsea has sought a move from Barcelona, where his opportunities have been limited by the dazzling presence of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez.
- Fantasy Football has sought a move from Barcelona, where his opportunities have been limited by the dazzling presence of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez.
- Jose Mourinho has sought a move from Barcelona, where his opportunities have been limited by the dazzling presence of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez.
- Louis van Gaal has sought a move from Barcelona, where his opportunities have been limited by the dazzling presence of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez.
- MailOnline has sought a move from Barcelona, where his opportunities have been limited by the dazzling presence of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez.
- Man City has sought a move from Barcelona, where his opportunities have been limited by the dazzling presence of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez.
- Manchester United has sought a move from Barcelona, where his opportunities have been limited by the dazzling presence of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez.
- Mourinho has sought a move from Barcelona, where his opportunities have been limited by the dazzling presence of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez.
- Old Trafford has sought a move from Barcelona, where his opportunities have been limited by the dazzling presence of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez.
- Pedro has sought a move from Barcelona, where his opportunities have been limited by the dazzling presence of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez.
- Premier League has sought a move from Barcelona, where his opportunities have been limited by the dazzling presence of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez.
- Sadio Mane has sought a move from Barcelona, where his opportunities have been limited by the dazzling presence of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez.
- Southampton has sought a move from Barcelona, where his opportunities have been limited by the dazzling presence of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez.
- Spain has sought a move from Barcelona, where his opportunities have been limited by the dazzling presence of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez.
- Stamford Bridge has sought a move from Barcelona, where his opportunities have been limited by the dazzling presence of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez.
- Thomas Muller has sought a move from Barcelona, where his opportunities have been limited by the dazzling presence of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez.
- United has sought a move from Barcelona, where his opportunities have been limited by the dazzling presence of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez.
- Van Gaal has sought a move from Barcelona, where his opportunities have been limited by the dazzling presence of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez.
- West Bromwich Albion has sought a move from Barcelona, where his opportunities have been limited by the dazzling presence of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez.


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A supportive father has got a tattoo of a cochlear implant on his head to make his young daughter feel more comfortable with her own hearing aid. Gareth Hickenbottom-Marriot, 40, from Walsall, West Midlands, got the device inked behind his ear in a show of solidarity for eight-year-old Briar, who was born deaf. Briar was surgically fitted with the  hearing device at Birmingham Children's Hospital five years ago. Gareth, who lives with wife Leanne, got the tattoo last week after he was inspired by a New Zealander who did the very same thing. Gareth, who also has a son Flin, said: 'At first I think Briar was quite shocked. She didn't seem to know what to make of it.

'When I saw the story about the guy from

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- Birmingham Children's Hospital I thought it was a great idea and a really nice way of giving my girl a little morale boost.
- Briar I thought it was a great idea and a really nice way of giving my girl a little morale boost.
- Flin I thought it was a great idea and a really nice way of giving my girl a little morale boost.
- Gareth I thought it was a great idea and a really nice way of giving my girl a little morale boost.
- Gareth Hickenbottom I thought it was a great idea and a really nice way of giving my girl a little morale boost.
- Leanne I thought it was a great idea and a really nice way of giving my girl a little morale boost.
- Marriot I thought it was a great idea and a really nice way of giving my girl a little morale boost.
- New Zealand I thought it was a great idea and a really nice way of giving my girl a little morale boost.
- New Zealander I thought it was a great idea and a really nice way of giving my girl a little morale boost.
- Walsall I thought it was a great idea and a really nice way of giving my girl a little morale boost.
- West Midlands I thought it was a great idea and a really nice way of giving my girl a little morale boost.


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(CNN) -- Eight months after revealing her diagnosis with early-onset Alzheimer's, the head coach of the University of Tennessee's women's basketball team announced she was stepping down Wednesday. Pat Summitt, who led the Lady Vols to eight national championships and whose 1,098 wins are the most in major-college basketball history, will remain involved in mentoring players and recruiting as the team's head coach emeritus, the university said. "I've loved being the head coach at Tennessee for 38 years, but I recognize that the time has come to move into the future and to step into a new role," Summitt said in a statement released by the university.

"When you think of women's basketball, you think of

OPTIONS:
- Alzheimer.
- Alzheimer's.
- CNN.
- Lady Vols.
- Pat Summitt.
- Summitt.
- Tennessee.
- U.S..
- University of Tennessee.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump appeared to equate US actions with the authoritarian regime of Russian President Vladimir Putin in an interview released Saturday, saying, "There are a lot of killers. You think our country's so innocent?" Trump made the remark during an interview with Fox News' Bill O'Reilly, saying he respected his Russian counterpart. "But he's a killer," O'Reilly said to Trump. "There are a lot of killers. You think our country's so innocent?" Trump replied. A clip of the exchange was released Saturday and the full interview aired Sunday before the Super Bowl. It was an unusual assertion coming from the President of the United States. Trump himself, however, has made similar points before.

"I know, but you've got to have data to back that up,"

OPTIONS:
- Bill O'Reilly replied.
- CNN replied.
- Donald Trump replied.
- Fox News replied.
- O'Reilly replied.
- Russian replied.
- Super Bowl replied.
- Trump replied.
- US replied.
- United States replied.
- Vladimir Putin replied.
- Washington replied.


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A Baltimore mother hailed as 'Mom of the year' for clobbering her teenage son and dragging him home from the riots admitted sheepishly on Wednesday: 'My pastor is going to kill me.' Toya Graham, a single mother-of-six, was caught on camera whacking her 16-year-old son Michael, pulling off his ski mask and chasing him down the street as rioters clashed with police, looted stores and burned down buildings and cars. The riots broke out following the death of 25-year-old Freddie Gray earlier this month who died of a spinal cord injury after being taken into custody by Baltimore police.

OPTIONS:
- Baltimore (pictured left in 2014) was at her Baltimore home when at least three shots were fired and a man was killed on the street.
- Freddie Gray (pictured left in 2014) was at her Baltimore home when at least three shots were fired and a man was killed on the street.
- Michael (pictured left in 2014) was at her Baltimore home when at least three shots were fired and a man was killed on the street.
- Mom of the century (pictured left in 2014) was at her Baltimore home when at least three shots were fired and a man was killed on the street.
- Mom of the year (pictured left in 2014) was at her Baltimore home when at least three shots were fired and a man was killed on the street.
- New York (pictured left in 2014) was at her Baltimore home when at least three shots were fired and a man was killed on the street.
- Toya Graham (pictured left in 2014) was at her Baltimore home when at least three shots were fired and a man was killed on the street.
- US (pictured left in 2014) was at her Baltimore home when at least three shots were fired and a man was killed on the street.


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Washington (CNN) Bob Hemseath, whose corn-farming business hinges on the whims of mother nature, is comfortable with uncertainty. But as the fourth-generation farmer heads onto his northeast Iowa farm for the 2017 planting season, it's the uncertainty coming from the White House that has Hemseath increasingly worried. The farmer listened during the 2016 campaign as Donald Trump, the real estate magnate turned politician, promised to end the North American Free Trade Agreement. Hemseath, a Republican whose industry relies heavily on exports to Mexico, chalked it up to political bluster, noted Hillary Clinton's anti-trade rhetoric and voted for Trump in November.

The fear around tinkering with

OPTIONS:
- Bob Hemseath extends beyond corn producers, too.
- CNN extends beyond corn producers, too.
- Canada extends beyond corn producers, too.
- Donald Trump extends beyond corn producers, too.
- Hemseath extends beyond corn producers, too.
- Hillary Clinton extends beyond corn producers, too.
- Iowa extends beyond corn producers, too.
- Mexico extends beyond corn producers, too.
- NAFTA extends beyond corn producers, too.
- North American Free Trade Agreement extends beyond corn producers, too.
- Republican extends beyond corn producers, too.
- Trump extends beyond corn producers, too.
- Washington extends beyond corn producers, too.
- White House extends beyond corn producers, too.


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Tampa, Florida (CNN) -- With Texas Gov. Rick Perry threatening to cement his standing atop the national polls, his rivals for the Republican presidential nomination aggressively sought to undermine his conservative credentials on Monday during the first-ever CNN/Tea Party debate in Florida. Perry repeatedly found himself in the crosshairs, as the field of candidates took turns attacking his positions on illegal immigration, Social Security, and his controversial 2007 push to vaccinate Texas schoolgirls against human papillomavirus, a common sexually transmitted disease that can lead to cervical cancer. Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann, whose standing among Republicans has slipped dramatically since Perry entered the race, said she was "offended" by Perry's executive order, which included an opt-out provision for parents who did not want the vaccine.

OPTIONS:
- Bachmann, who is vying for tea party support with Perry, also has tried to inject herself into the Social Security discussion.
- CNN, who is vying for tea party support with Perry, also has tried to inject herself into the Social Security discussion.
- Florida, who is vying for tea party support with Perry, also has tried to inject herself into the Social Security discussion.
- GOP, who is vying for tea party support with Perry, also has tried to inject herself into the Social Security discussion.
- Michele Bachmann, who is vying for tea party support with Perry, also has tried to inject herself into the Social Security discussion.
- Minnesota, who is vying for tea party support with Perry, also has tried to inject herself into the Social Security discussion.
- Perry, who is vying for tea party support with Perry, also has tried to inject herself into the Social Security discussion.
- Ponzi scheme, who is vying for tea party support with Perry, also has tried to inject herself into the Social Security discussion.
- Republican, who is vying for tea party support with Perry, also has tried to inject herself into the Social Security discussion.
- Republicans, who is vying for tea party support with Perry, also has tried to inject herself into the Social Security discussion.
- Rick Perry, who is vying for tea party support with Perry, also has tried to inject herself into the Social Security discussion.
- Romney, who is vying for tea party support with Perry, also has tried to inject herself into the Social Security discussion.
- Social Security, who is vying for tea party support with Perry, also has tried to inject herself into the Social Security discussion.
- Tampa, who is vying for tea party support with Perry, also has tried to inject herself into the Social Security discussion.
- Tea Party, who is vying for tea party support with Perry, also has tried to inject herself into the Social Security discussion.
- Texas, who is vying for tea party support with Perry, also has tried to inject herself into the Social Security discussion.


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Brazil legend Pele has praised his country's current star Neymar as 'an excellent young player' but says he will never replace him as the footballing 'king' even if he matches his goalscoring record. Neymar has scored 42 international goals despite only turning 23 last month, and Pele's Brazilian record of 77 strikes is well within his sights with a long career at the top still ahead of him. But the 74-year-old Brazilian icon feels that even if the young pretender can match his incredible feat, he will still not be considered in the same class as him. Brazil legend Pele says that even if Neymar matches his goalscoring record he still won't be the 'king'

'I think to be the new king, the new Pele, is impossible,'

OPTIONS:
- Brazil said of his young pretender in the national team
- Brazilian said of his young pretender in the national team
- Cristiano Ronaldo said of his young pretender in the national team
- Dunga said of his young pretender in the national team
- Lionel Messi said of his young pretender in the national team
- Neymar said of his young pretender in the national team
- Pele said of his young pretender in the national team
- Santos said of his young pretender in the national team


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When a husband and wife fleeing Syria  made it all the way from their war-torn country safely  to Greece in a life raft - with their beloved kitten in tow - the story went viral. Shortly afterwards,  Al Kadri, 26, and his wife Nadia arrived in Germany, where they now live, but Zaytouna the tabby cat was quarantined and amid the chaos and the language barrier, it was unclear whether they could ever get her back. But after fearing that their feline had been put down under stringent immigration regulations, the pair were delighted to be reunited with her a few months later when she was delivered to their door.

Mr Kadri told Buzzfeed: '[A government worker] told me in most cases when people bring their pets from Syria they just kill the animal,' yet it was that same worker who surprised the couple months later by bringing

OPTIONS:
- Al Kadri back to them.
- Germany back to them.
- Greece back to them.
- Nadia back to them.
- Syria back to them.
- Zaytouna back to them.


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Washington (CNN) The private prison industry -- one of the most controversial pieces of the US carceral state -- has essentially recovered a year after the Obama administration sent a chill down its spine. Last August, then-Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates issued a memo calling on the Department of Justice to begin curtailing its use of private prisons -- incarceration run by for-profit companies. Stocks for one of the two major publicly traded prison companies nosedived, and with a presidential victory for Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton widely expected, the Yates memo seemed to indicate the heyday for the private prison industry had passed.

Following years of relatively low crime rates and the more recent dip in the prison population, Sessions has pushed for a crackdown on drug and gun offenses and offered a wholesale endorsement of

OPTIONS:
- CNN's "law-and-order" campaign.
- Democratic's "law-and-order" campaign.
- Department of Justice's "law-and-order" campaign.
- Hillary Clinton's "law-and-order" campaign.
- Obama's "law-and-order" campaign.
- Sally Yates's "law-and-order" campaign.
- Trump's "law-and-order" campaign.
- US's "law-and-order" campaign.
- Washington's "law-and-order" campaign.
- Yates's "law-and-order" campaign.


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Three major supermarket chains are launching investigations into the firms that supply their apples after an undercover probe exposed the terrible conditions in which migrant employees live and work. Waitrose, Sainsbury’s and Marks & Spencer will look at how migrants are lured to Britain to pack apples for our supermarket shelves. It is alleged that their apple suppliers keep migrant workers on minimum pay, and housed in filthy caravans. Meanwhile, both Waitrose and Aldi have suspended fruit orders from the same apple packing plant exposed by a TV report, which is said to pack one in four apples for supermarkets in the UK.

The workers – who are in the

OPTIONS:
- Aldi legally - are told they will be housed in luxury, yet an investigation found filth-encrusted toilets and showers, soiled, sodden carpets, and mould infested walls.
- Britain legally - are told they will be housed in luxury, yet an investigation found filth-encrusted toilets and showers, soiled, sodden carpets, and mould infested walls.
- Marks & Spencer legally - are told they will be housed in luxury, yet an investigation found filth-encrusted toilets and showers, soiled, sodden carpets, and mould infested walls.
- Sainsbury’s legally - are told they will be housed in luxury, yet an investigation found filth-encrusted toilets and showers, soiled, sodden carpets, and mould infested walls.
- TV legally - are told they will be housed in luxury, yet an investigation found filth-encrusted toilets and showers, soiled, sodden carpets, and mould infested walls.
- UK legally - are told they will be housed in luxury, yet an investigation found filth-encrusted toilets and showers, soiled, sodden carpets, and mould infested walls.
- Waitrose legally - are told they will be housed in luxury, yet an investigation found filth-encrusted toilets and showers, soiled, sodden carpets, and mould infested walls.


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(CNN) -- U.S. kidnapping victim Jaycee Dugard, who gave birth to two children during her 18 years in captivity, said she did what she had to do to survive. During a wide-ranging interview with ABC News' Diane Sawyer that aired Sunday night, Dugard opened up about her experiences at the hands of her captors, Nancy and Philip Garrido. Dugard was just 11 years old when she was abducted in 1991 from the street in front of her South Lake Tahoe, California, home. The Garridos held her and her daughters in a hidden compound of sheds and tarpaulins until she was found in 2009.

"There's a switch that I had to shut off," she told

OPTIONS:
- A Stolen Life.
- ABC News.
- CNN.
- California.
- Diane Sawyer.
- Dugard.
- Garridos.
- Jaycee Dugard.
- Nancy.
- Philip Garrido.
- South Lake Tahoe.
- U.S..