Yreka, California (CNN) After five weeks on the run, a Tennessee teacher who kidnapped and fled with his 15-year-old student was arrested Thursday deep in the mountains of northern California, authorities said. "I'm glad this is over," 50-year-old Tad Cummins said after his arrest, according to Siskiyou County sheriff's Sgt. Mike Gilley. Elizabeth Thomas was found safe in a remote cabin in Cecilville, northwest of Redding. The pair spent one night in the cabin before the arrest, but they may have been in the area for about a week, Gilley said. The cabin's caretaker alerted law enforcement to their presence and helped them hatch a plan to draw Cummins from the residence unarmed and without Thomas, the cabin's owner told CNN.

Snipers surrounded the cabin as

OPTIONS:
- CNN exited the cabin and was taken into custody.
- California exited the cabin and was taken into custody.
- Cecilville exited the cabin and was taken into custody.
- Cummins exited the cabin and was taken into custody.
- Elizabeth Thomas exited the cabin and was taken into custody.
- Gilley exited the cabin and was taken into custody.
- Mike Gilley exited the cabin and was taken into custody.
- Redding exited the cabin and was taken into custody.
- Siskiyou County exited the cabin and was taken into custody.
- Tad Cummins exited the cabin and was taken into custody.
- Tennessee exited the cabin and was taken into custody.
- Thomas exited the cabin and was taken into custody.
- Yreka exited the cabin and was taken into custody.


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

Take That's newly-released 2015 concert DVD has been removed from sale after furious fans pointed out a glitch, which makes it skip 10 seconds of the first song. Amazon, HMV and the band's online shop all stopped selling the Take That Live 2015 DVD today - just five days after it was released (on Friday Nov 20). It is believed around 100,000 DVDs from the initial production run are going to have to be recalled. A notice on the Amazon website states that the DVD is 'currently unavailable' and adds, 'We don't know when or if this item will be back in stock'.

OPTIONS:
- Amazon are renowned for their hugely popular concert DVD's.
- Disc are renowned for their hugely popular concert DVD's.
- Facebook are renowned for their hugely popular concert DVD's.
- HMV are renowned for their hugely popular concert DVD's.
- Take That are renowned for their hugely popular concert DVD's.
- Take That Live are renowned for their hugely popular concert DVD's.
- Twitter are renowned for their hugely popular concert DVD's.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Portland, Oregon (CNN) Ricky John Best may not have realized he was putting his life on the line by coming to the aid of two young women being verbally harassed on a Portland, Oregon, commuter train. But to those who knew him it came as little surprise that he would stand up for strangers. "He was filled with love for his family, friends, neighbors and countrymen," Monsignor Richard Paperini said at Best's funeral on Monday. "I was absolutely shocked to hear about this tragedy, but I was not shocked by what Ricky had done." Best, 53, and Taliesin Myrddin Namkai-Meche, 23, were killed as they tried to stop what police called a hate-filled rant directed at two high school girls -- one was Muslim and the other was black.

"He died standing up against hate," said Mike Niemeyer of Silverton,

OPTIONS:
- Best.
- CNN.
- Meche.
- Muslim.
- Oregon.
- Portland.
- Richard Paperini.
- Ricky.
- Ricky Best.
- Ricky John Best.
- Taliesin Myrddin Namkai.


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(CNN) Beywatch continues. If you were up at midnight Monday checking Tidal and Beyoncé's social media accounts for that eagerly awaited new album, you weren't alone. It's April 4, and members of the Beyhive know that the number "4" has special significance to both her and her husband, rapper Jay Z. The singer was born September 4, 1981, and Jay was born December 4, 1969. The couple married on 04/04/08, got matching tattoos of the Roman numeral four (IV) and named their daughter Blue Ivy (IV, get it?). And let us not forget that she had an album titled "4" that was released in 2011.

Comments have included prayers and sentiments like, "raise your hand if you've ever been personally victimized by

OPTIONS:
- Beyhive waiting to drop her new album."
- Beyoncé waiting to drop her new album."
- Beywatch waiting to drop her new album."
- Blue Ivy waiting to drop her new album."
- CNN waiting to drop her new album."
- Formation waiting to drop her new album."
- Jay waiting to drop her new album."
- Jay Z. waiting to drop her new album."
- Roman numeral waiting to drop her new album."
- Tidal waiting to drop her new album."


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Her missing daughter Chelsea had been found hours earlier with a convicted heroin dealer whom she had met on Tinder. So, it was perhaps unsurprising that Rosie O'Donnell looked visibly tired as she spent family time with two of her other children on Wednesday. The TV comedian was spotted shopping at Office Depot  in the New York village of Nyack with her son Blake, 15, and 12-year-old daughter, Vivienne. Donning a loose blue shirt and jeans, and with her hair scraped back, Rosie, 53, wore a frown on her face as she followed her children into the store. Blake and Vivienne also failed to crack smiles as they helped their mother transport office supplies through the parking lot after the shopping trip.

He finally let us in the house and

OPTIONS:
- Blake was hiding upstairs in the attic.
- Chelsea was hiding upstairs in the attic.
- New York was hiding upstairs in the attic.
- Nyack was hiding upstairs in the attic.
- Office Depot was hiding upstairs in the attic.
- Rosie was hiding upstairs in the attic.
- Rosie O'Donnell was hiding upstairs in the attic.
- Steven Sheerer was hiding upstairs in the attic.
- Tinder was hiding upstairs in the attic.
- Vivienne was hiding upstairs in the attic.


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

The Indiana Pacers' Chris Copeland and his wife were stabbed during an early-morning argument after they left a popular New York club  on Wednesday, according to reports. Copeland, 31, and his wife, Katrine Saltare, 28, were talking in the street just before 4am when a 22-year-old man, Shezoy Bleary, interrupted them,  the New York Post reported. When Copeland, who used to play for the New York Knicks, told the man to back off, the suspect allegedly pulled out a knife and plunged it into the athlete's abdomen and elbow. He then turned on Saltare, stabbing her in the breast, buttocks and arm, sources told the Post.

Both

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta Hawks and Knicks fans flocked to social media to wish him a speedy recovery on Wednesday.
- Chris Copeland and Knicks fans flocked to social media to wish him a speedy recovery on Wednesday.
- Copeland and Knicks fans flocked to social media to wish him a speedy recovery on Wednesday.
- Indiana Pacers and Knicks fans flocked to social media to wish him a speedy recovery on Wednesday.
- Katrine Saltare and Knicks fans flocked to social media to wish him a speedy recovery on Wednesday.
- Knicks and Knicks fans flocked to social media to wish him a speedy recovery on Wednesday.
- New York and Knicks fans flocked to social media to wish him a speedy recovery on Wednesday.
- New York Knicks and Knicks fans flocked to social media to wish him a speedy recovery on Wednesday.
- New York Post and Knicks fans flocked to social media to wish him a speedy recovery on Wednesday.
- Pero Antić and Knicks fans flocked to social media to wish him a speedy recovery on Wednesday.
- Post and Knicks fans flocked to social media to wish him a speedy recovery on Wednesday.
- Saltare and Knicks fans flocked to social media to wish him a speedy recovery on Wednesday.
- Shezoy Bleary and Knicks fans flocked to social media to wish him a speedy recovery on Wednesday.
- Thabo Sefolosha and Knicks fans flocked to social media to wish him a speedy recovery on Wednesday.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) -- President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney battled over Medicare and energy policy Tuesday as the November election campaign reached out to battleground states crucial to both sides' chances for victory. In an escalating struggle to seize the advantage on the contentious Medicare issue, the Romney campaign counterpunched with a new ad accusing Obama of cutting more than $700 billion from the government-run health care plan for senior citizens. Romney made the same claim at two Ohio campaign appearances, three days after his selection of House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan brought the issue to the forefront of the campaign spotlight.

The president cited a thriving wind energy industry in the state, noting it supports nearly 7,000

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama jobs.
- Biden jobs.
- CNN jobs.
- House Budget jobs.
- Iowa jobs.
- Medicare jobs.
- Mitt Romney jobs.
- Obama jobs.
- Ohio jobs.
- Paul Ryan jobs.
- Romney jobs.
- Wall Street jobs.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Washington (CNN) As questions swirl around possible connections to President Donald Trump's campaign and Russia, his friend, Roger Stone, has retraced the line between himself and WikiLeaks. Over the weekend, the longtime Trump confidant tweeted that he had a "back channel" to WikiLeaks during the presidential campaign -- only to later delete it. "[N]ever denied perfectly legal back channel to Assange who indeed had the goods on #CrookedHillary," Stone tweeted late Saturday night. The post was gone after almost 40 minutes. WikiLeaks claims to reveal how CIA hacks TVs and phones all over the world Last weekend's Twitter flare-up raised questions anew about Stone, who worked for the Trump campaign in 2015 and claims to have a connection to WikiLeaks and its leader, Julian Assange.

OPTIONS:
- Assange took to Twitter, saying it was unaware of communications between Stone and the organization or Assange.
- CIA took to Twitter, saying it was unaware of communications between Stone and the organization or Assange.
- CNN took to Twitter, saying it was unaware of communications between Stone and the organization or Assange.
- CrookedHillary took to Twitter, saying it was unaware of communications between Stone and the organization or Assange.
- Donald Trump took to Twitter, saying it was unaware of communications between Stone and the organization or Assange.
- Julian Assange took to Twitter, saying it was unaware of communications between Stone and the organization or Assange.
- N]ever took to Twitter, saying it was unaware of communications between Stone and the organization or Assange.
- Roger Stone took to Twitter, saying it was unaware of communications between Stone and the organization or Assange.
- Russia took to Twitter, saying it was unaware of communications between Stone and the organization or Assange.
- Stone took to Twitter, saying it was unaware of communications between Stone and the organization or Assange.
- TVs took to Twitter, saying it was unaware of communications between Stone and the organization or Assange.
- Trump took to Twitter, saying it was unaware of communications between Stone and the organization or Assange.
- Twitter took to Twitter, saying it was unaware of communications between Stone and the organization or Assange.
- Washington took to Twitter, saying it was unaware of communications between Stone and the organization or Assange.
- WikiLeaks took to Twitter, saying it was unaware of communications between Stone and the organization or Assange.


Write the last sentence in this story.

London (CNN) British astronaut Tim Peake provided the countdown for the 36th London Marathon Sunday before running his own virtual version of the race on a treadmill hundreds of miles above the Earth. A recorded message in which Peake wished the competitors luck was played on big screens before the runners set off in London and the 44-year-old astronaut began his own run on board the International Space Station. Kenyan long-distance runner Eliud Kipchoge won the men's race, in a course record time of two hours, three minutes and four seconds to triumph at the event for the second year in a row.

The video was populated with avatars depicting actual

OPTIONS:
- British runners who are using the Run Social app as they race.
- CNN runners who are using the Run Social app as they race.
- Eliud Kipchoge runners who are using the Run Social app as they race.
- International Space Station runners who are using the Run Social app as they race.
- Jemima Sumgong runners who are using the Run Social app as they race.
- Kenya runners who are using the Run Social app as they race.
- Kenyan runners who are using the Run Social app as they race.
- Kipchoge runners who are using the Run Social app as they race.
- London runners who are using the Run Social app as they race.
- London Marathon runners who are using the Run Social app as they race.
- Peake runners who are using the Run Social app as they race.
- Tim Peake runners who are using the Run Social app as they race.
- UK runners who are using the Run Social app as they race.


Complete the passage.

Washington (CNN) Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Sunday that President Donald Trump "speaks for himself" when asked whether the President's response to the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, raised questions about Trump's values. The brief remark from the top Cabinet official appeared to be the latest subtle sign of a gap between Tillerson, a former globe-trotting oil executive, and the freewheeling President, who ran a campaign in large part against how the US interacts with pillars of the international community. It also points to a distance between Trump and some of his team on Charlottesville. Tillerson said on "Fox News Sunday" that the United States was committed to freedom and "equal treatment of people the world over" when posed the question by anchor Chris Wallace.

In the past,

OPTIONS:
- CNN has come under fire for saying, as he did in May, that US foreign policy should sometimes separate values such as freedom, human dignity and "the way people are treated" from policies it pursues around the world.
- Cabinet has come under fire for saying, as he did in May, that US foreign policy should sometimes separate values such as freedom, human dignity and "the way people are treated" from policies it pursues around the world.
- Charlottesville has come under fire for saying, as he did in May, that US foreign policy should sometimes separate values such as freedom, human dignity and "the way people are treated" from policies it pursues around the world.
- Chris Wallace has come under fire for saying, as he did in May, that US foreign policy should sometimes separate values such as freedom, human dignity and "the way people are treated" from policies it pursues around the world.
- Donald Trump has come under fire for saying, as he did in May, that US foreign policy should sometimes separate values such as freedom, human dignity and "the way people are treated" from policies it pursues around the world.
- Fox News Sunday has come under fire for saying, as he did in May, that US foreign policy should sometimes separate values such as freedom, human dignity and "the way people are treated" from policies it pursues around the world.
- Rex Tillerson has come under fire for saying, as he did in May, that US foreign policy should sometimes separate values such as freedom, human dignity and "the way people are treated" from policies it pursues around the world.
- Tillerson has come under fire for saying, as he did in May, that US foreign policy should sometimes separate values such as freedom, human dignity and "the way people are treated" from policies it pursues around the world.
- Trump has come under fire for saying, as he did in May, that US foreign policy should sometimes separate values such as freedom, human dignity and "the way people are treated" from policies it pursues around the world.
- US has come under fire for saying, as he did in May, that US foreign policy should sometimes separate values such as freedom, human dignity and "the way people are treated" from policies it pursues around the world.
- United States has come under fire for saying, as he did in May, that US foreign policy should sometimes separate values such as freedom, human dignity and "the way people are treated" from policies it pursues around the world.
- Virginia has come under fire for saying, as he did in May, that US foreign policy should sometimes separate values such as freedom, human dignity and "the way people are treated" from policies it pursues around the world.
- Washington has come under fire for saying, as he did in May, that US foreign policy should sometimes separate values such as freedom, human dignity and "the way people are treated" from policies it pursues around the world.


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Callum Wilson sounded a warning to his Bournemouth team-mates about maintaining their focus over the course of a game after his hat-trick sealed a narrow win over West Ham. The 23-year-old struck twice in the first-half and completed his hat-trick from the penalty spot to lead the Cherries to their first-ever Premier League win at the expense of the Hammers - who again ended the game with 10 men. Wilson's first-half brace looked set to send Bournemouth coasting to their maiden victory, only for West Ham to hit back through a Mark Noble penalty and a Cheikhou Kouyate strike. Eddie Howe's side regained the upper hand and wrapped up the points with Marc Pugh's goal and Wilson's penalty - for which Carl Jenkinson was dismissed having pulled back Max Gradel.

That was not the end of the drama as Modibo Maiga reduced the arrears late on, but

OPTIONS:
- Bournemouth held on for a famous 4-3 win, with Wilson aware that similar lapses will not go unpunished in the future.
- Callum Wilson held on for a famous 4-3 win, with Wilson aware that similar lapses will not go unpunished in the future.
- Carl Jenkinson held on for a famous 4-3 win, with Wilson aware that similar lapses will not go unpunished in the future.
- Cheikhou Kouyate held on for a famous 4-3 win, with Wilson aware that similar lapses will not go unpunished in the future.
- Cherries held on for a famous 4-3 win, with Wilson aware that similar lapses will not go unpunished in the future.
- Eddie Howe held on for a famous 4-3 win, with Wilson aware that similar lapses will not go unpunished in the future.
- Hammers held on for a famous 4-3 win, with Wilson aware that similar lapses will not go unpunished in the future.
- History held on for a famous 4-3 win, with Wilson aware that similar lapses will not go unpunished in the future.
- Marc Pugh held on for a famous 4-3 win, with Wilson aware that similar lapses will not go unpunished in the future.
- Mark Noble held on for a famous 4-3 win, with Wilson aware that similar lapses will not go unpunished in the future.
- Max Gradel held on for a famous 4-3 win, with Wilson aware that similar lapses will not go unpunished in the future.
- Premier League held on for a famous 4-3 win, with Wilson aware that similar lapses will not go unpunished in the future.
- West Ham held on for a famous 4-3 win, with Wilson aware that similar lapses will not go unpunished in the future.
- Wilson held on for a famous 4-3 win, with Wilson aware that similar lapses will not go unpunished in the future.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

John Sutton Jr has spent the first Saturday of May the same way since he was 8 years old - on the sidelines of the Kentucky Derby. To commemorate his dedication to horse racing, Churchill Downs - the track that hosts the race every year - is inviting the 84-year-old man to attend his 76th-straight Kentucky Derby as their special guest on May 2. This week, Sutton invited a reporter from WAVE 3 into the Louisville home he shares with his wife of 61 years Doris, where she spoke about his very first Derby and showed off his impressive collection of racing memorabilia.

He also has kept a collection of his tickets,

OPTIONS:
- Churchill Downs glasses from the more than seven decades he has attended the race as well as pins and and other programs signed by jockeys.
- Derby glasses from the more than seven decades he has attended the race as well as pins and and other programs signed by jockeys.
- Doris glasses from the more than seven decades he has attended the race as well as pins and and other programs signed by jockeys.
- John Sutton Jr glasses from the more than seven decades he has attended the race as well as pins and and other programs signed by jockeys.
- Kentucky Derby glasses from the more than seven decades he has attended the race as well as pins and and other programs signed by jockeys.
- Louisville glasses from the more than seven decades he has attended the race as well as pins and and other programs signed by jockeys.
- Sutton glasses from the more than seven decades he has attended the race as well as pins and and other programs signed by jockeys.
- WAVE 3 glasses from the more than seven decades he has attended the race as well as pins and and other programs signed by jockeys.


A speeding motorist was stopped by police after being caught driving at 149mph on the M6 motorway. Officers were carrying out routine patrols on the M6 toll between junctions T7 and T5 in Staffordshire when they spotted the Ford travelling at more than double the speed limit. The police's on-board speed detection cameras recorded the driver travelling at 149mph, which equates to nearly two-and-a-half miles in a minute. They pulled the driver over between Cannock and Shenstone on Sunday evening and reported the motorist for speeding offences. Officers working for the Central Motorway Police Group (CMPG) then tweeted a picture which showed the shocking 149mph speed on their on-board surveillance camera.

The controversial pay-as-you drive

OPTIONS:
- CMPG has a history of high-speed incidents as drivers tear along the rarely used carriageways.
- Cannock has a history of high-speed incidents as drivers tear along the rarely used carriageways.
- Central Motorway Police Group has a history of high-speed incidents as drivers tear along the rarely used carriageways.
- Ford has a history of high-speed incidents as drivers tear along the rarely used carriageways.
- M6 has a history of high-speed incidents as drivers tear along the rarely used carriageways.
- Shenstone has a history of high-speed incidents as drivers tear along the rarely used carriageways.
- Staffordshire has a history of high-speed incidents as drivers tear along the rarely used carriageways.
- T5 has a history of high-speed incidents as drivers tear along the rarely used carriageways.
- T7 has a history of high-speed incidents as drivers tear along the rarely used carriageways.
- UK has a history of high-speed incidents as drivers tear along the rarely used carriageways.


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

A couple from Indiana barely escaped with their lives after being trapped in their bedroom for more than half an hour as flames and smoke tore through their home last Saturday morning. In a panicked phone call to 911, Pam Price and her husband, Tom, from Muncie near Indianapolis called the emergency services saying: 'The fire people just got to our house and we're stuck on the second floor. We can't get out.' The inferno which began started in the couple's garage and Tom went downstairs to check it out. By the time he got back upstairs to fetch his wife, it was too late for the Ball State University professor to get back downstairs and out the front door.

Please help us,'

OPTIONS:
- Ball State University panted in response, as choking, thick black smoke began to fill the air.
- Indiana panted in response, as choking, thick black smoke began to fill the air.
- Indianapolis panted in response, as choking, thick black smoke began to fill the air.
- Muncie panted in response, as choking, thick black smoke began to fill the air.
- Pam Price panted in response, as choking, thick black smoke began to fill the air.
- Price panted in response, as choking, thick black smoke began to fill the air.
- Tom panted in response, as choking, thick black smoke began to fill the air.


Complete the passage.

Bolivia stunned Ecuador with three goals in the first half as they climbed to the top of Group A with victory at the Elias Figueroa Stadium Monday night - their first competitive win away from home since 1995. Captain Ronald Raldes gave Bolivia the lead after just four minutes before Martin Smedberg-Dalence increased the advantage shortly after. Enner Valencia missed the chance to make it 2-1 when the West Ham striker saw his penalty saved by goalkeeper Romel Quinonez. Bolivia were three up on the stroke of half-time through Martins Moreno, who succeeded where Valencia had failed and converted from the penalty spot to give El Verde a commanding lead.

Raldes found himslef unmarked in the area to head Smedberg-

OPTIONS:
- Bolivia's corner past Alexander Domínguez.
- Dalence's corner past Alexander Domínguez.
- Ecuador's corner past Alexander Domínguez.
- El Verde's corner past Alexander Domínguez.
- Elias Figueroa Stadium's corner past Alexander Domínguez.
- Enner Valencia's corner past Alexander Domínguez.
- Group A's corner past Alexander Domínguez.
- Martin Smedberg's corner past Alexander Domínguez.
- Martins Moreno's corner past Alexander Domínguez.
- Miller Bolanos's corner past Alexander Domínguez.
- Romel Quinonez's corner past Alexander Domínguez.
- Ronald Raldes's corner past Alexander Domínguez.
- Valencia's corner past Alexander Domínguez.
- West Ham's corner past Alexander Domínguez.


Write the next sentence.

Eloi Pelissier, Morgan Escare and Louis Anderson spared the Catalans Dragons' blushes as their late tries earned a 32-12 win over Wakefield Trinity Wildcats. Catalans coach Laurent Frayssinous decided to rest a number of players ahead of Thursday's Challenge Cup tie against Hull KR and the decision almost back-fired. The hosts were in danger of throwing away a 12-0 half-time lead as Wakefield, with Jacob Miller kept in the full-back spot as they looked to win their first game in 16 matches, fighting back to level before a late burst condemned them to another defeat. Despite taking a 12-point lead after 10 minutes, the home side's indiscipline cost them the opportunity to extend that lead.

Dureau added a 40 metre penalty 14 minutes from time after a high tackle before three tries in the final seven minutes saw

OPTIONS:
- Ben Pomeroy win the game convincingly.
- Catalans win the game convincingly.
- Catalans Dragons win the game convincingly.
- Challenge Cup win the game convincingly.
- Eloi Pelissier win the game convincingly.
- Hull KR win the game convincingly.
- Jacob Miller win the game convincingly.
- Krisnan Inu win the game convincingly.
- Laurent Frayssinous win the game convincingly.
- Louis Anderson win the game convincingly.
- Morgan Escare win the game convincingly.
- Wakefield win the game convincingly.
- Wakefield Trinity Wildcats win the game convincingly.


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A left-wing ‘super-union’ with almost 1.8million members could be created by a controversial merger of Labour’s biggest donor Unite and the biggest civil service union after the election, senior Conservatives fear. They warn that a merger between the Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) and the Unite union would threaten the impartiality of Whitehall. Half of all civil servants are members of the PCS, which is not currently politically affiliated. If the two unions merged, they would effectively be subsumed into a union which is Labour’s biggest financial supporter. Unite, which has donated millions to Labour since Ed Miliband became leader of the party, could be set to merge with the Public and Commercial Services Union

PCS members apparently insisted they would not back a new relationship with

OPTIONS:
- Ed Miliband if their union membership fees contributed to Labour Party coffers.
- Labour if their union membership fees contributed to Labour Party coffers.
- MPs if their union membership fees contributed to Labour Party coffers.
- PCS if their union membership fees contributed to Labour Party coffers.
- Public and Commercial Services Union if their union membership fees contributed to Labour Party coffers.
- Unite if their union membership fees contributed to Labour Party coffers.
- Whitehall if their union membership fees contributed to Labour Party coffers.


How does the sentence end?

These are the first pictures from inside the 'shadow laboratory' used by Russia to cheat the world of sport by sabotaging samples of athletes using performance enhancing drugs. Packed with modern testing equipment, the lab was used to pervert the results of major competitions in a state-sponsored programme of cheating, it is claimed. It was named in a World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) report as being involved in a cover-up to destroy athletes' suspicious urine samples. Two labs were at the heart of Russia's 'calculated state-sponsored doping programme', the report claimed. The shadow lab and the official WADA-accredited Russian anti-doping lab, both in Moscow.

It stated that pre-screened samples that were not positive were then sent to the official anti-doping

OPTIONS:
- Doping Agency lab.
- Grigory Rodchenkov lab.
- London lab.
- Moscow lab.
- Russia lab.
- Russian lab.
- WADA lab.
- World Anti lab.
- World Anti-Doping Agency lab.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

When does the ordinary -- letters, gloves, wallets -- become extraordinary? When the objects tell a story: a stack of personal letters that fell to the ground after a hijacked plane plowed into the World Trade Center; leather gloves worn in the recovery effort; a red wallet belonging to a woman who worked for Cantor Fitzgerald. Tragedy turns the mundane into memorial. Something as simple as a wallet can evoke the immense sadness of a day like September 11, 2001. Objects big and small from the greatest terrorist attack on American soil now make up a museum dedicated to that tragedy and the 2,983 people who perished. It is one of America's largest and most ambitious memorial museums, almost entirely subterranean and erected in the graveyard of Osama bin Laden's victims.

On Day 3, he helped carry out three bodies from 6

OPTIONS:
- America and paused to look out at the destruction.
- American and paused to look out at the destruction.
- Cantor Fitzgerald and paused to look out at the destruction.
- Memorial Museum and paused to look out at the destruction.
- New York and paused to look out at the destruction.
- Osama bin Laden and paused to look out at the destruction.
- World Trade Center and paused to look out at the destruction.


Complete the passage.

A minor league baseball team in Utah has canceled a scheduled 'Caucasian Heritage Night' after a wave of backlash on social media and its communicator director has resigned after his concerns were ignored. The event description on the Orem Owlz's calendar read 'Irish, Italian, Scandinavian, German...or even Utahn! Whatever your background, celebrate it at the Home of the Owlz!' The team, an affiliate of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, said yesterday the night was meant to 'make fun of everyday normalcies', by including Wonder Bread on burgers with mayonnaise, clips from Friends and Seinfeld and 'trying to solve the vertical leaping challenge'.

In keeping with this, I will not be providing names or information on any specific members of the

OPTIONS:
- Caucasian Heritage Night front office who supported this event and ensured that it got on the official promo calendar.
- Communications front office who supported this event and ensured that it got on the official promo calendar.
- Friends front office who supported this event and ensured that it got on the official promo calendar.
- German front office who supported this event and ensured that it got on the official promo calendar.
- Home of the Owlz! front office who supported this event and ensured that it got on the official promo calendar.
- Irish front office who supported this event and ensured that it got on the official promo calendar.
- Italian front office who supported this event and ensured that it got on the official promo calendar.
- Joey Zanaboni front office who supported this event and ensured that it got on the official promo calendar.
- Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim front office who supported this event and ensured that it got on the official promo calendar.
- Orem Owlz front office who supported this event and ensured that it got on the official promo calendar.
- Owlz front office who supported this event and ensured that it got on the official promo calendar.
- Scandinavian front office who supported this event and ensured that it got on the official promo calendar.
- Seinfeld front office who supported this event and ensured that it got on the official promo calendar.
- Utah front office who supported this event and ensured that it got on the official promo calendar.
- Utahn front office who supported this event and ensured that it got on the official promo calendar.
- Wonder Bread front office who supported this event and ensured that it got on the official promo calendar.
- Zanaboni front office who supported this event and ensured that it got on the official promo calendar.


President Barack Obama may have mixed up his classic television shows while talking to a New Orleans resident on Thursday, but he quickly recovered by bursting into song. The Jeffersons' theme song, to be exact. Obama was visiting with residents of Treme, one of the oldest black neighborhoods in America, on the 10th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina when he met a woman named 'Wheezy'. Scroll down for video 'Wheezy? Like Wheezy like in Sanford and Son?, he asked her, referencing the popular 1970s American sitcom. 'The Jeffersons,' the woman replied, correcting him before singing 'Movin' on up', the first line of the classic series' popular theme song.

Obama has been meeting with

OPTIONS:
- America residents to see how they've continued to rebuild their lives and communities following the devastating 2005 flood.
- American residents to see how they've continued to rebuild their lives and communities following the devastating 2005 flood.
- Barack Obama residents to see how they've continued to rebuild their lives and communities following the devastating 2005 flood.
- East residents to see how they've continued to rebuild their lives and communities following the devastating 2005 flood.
- Jeffersons residents to see how they've continued to rebuild their lives and communities following the devastating 2005 flood.
- Katrina residents to see how they've continued to rebuild their lives and communities following the devastating 2005 flood.
- Mitch Landrieu residents to see how they've continued to rebuild their lives and communities following the devastating 2005 flood.
- New Orleans residents to see how they've continued to rebuild their lives and communities following the devastating 2005 flood.
- Obama residents to see how they've continued to rebuild their lives and communities following the devastating 2005 flood.
- Sanford residents to see how they've continued to rebuild their lives and communities following the devastating 2005 flood.
- The Jeffersons residents to see how they've continued to rebuild their lives and communities following the devastating 2005 flood.
- Treme residents to see how they've continued to rebuild their lives and communities following the devastating 2005 flood.
- Wheezy residents to see how they've continued to rebuild their lives and communities following the devastating 2005 flood.


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Former sporting champion Bruce Jenner launched a stinging attack on ex-wife Kris as he unveiled his new female identity as glamorous Caitlyn on the cover of Vanity Fair. The pair were married for 23 years until their divorce was finalised in December, but Caitlyn, who has now transitioned, has branded the matriarch 'controlling' and says she felt 'mistreated'. Caitlyn, 65, who debuted her  feminized self on the cover while wearing a white corset, said Kris, 59, 'wasn't very nice' and that gender didn't cause them to divorce - it was mainly her treatment of him. 'The first 15 years I felt she needed me more because I was the breadwinner,' she told Vanity Fair.

Meanwhile,

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama also took time to address those who have said they think this all a publicity stuff, and a way to make more money.
- Bruce also took time to address those who have said they think this all a publicity stuff, and a way to make more money.
- Bruce Jenner also took time to address those who have said they think this all a publicity stuff, and a way to make more money.
- Caitlyn also took time to address those who have said they think this all a publicity stuff, and a way to make more money.
- Facebook also took time to address those who have said they think this all a publicity stuff, and a way to make more money.
- Instagram also took time to address those who have said they think this all a publicity stuff, and a way to make more money.
- Kendall also took time to address those who have said they think this all a publicity stuff, and a way to make more money.
- Khloe also took time to address those who have said they think this all a publicity stuff, and a way to make more money.
- Kim Kardashian also took time to address those who have said they think this all a publicity stuff, and a way to make more money.
- Kourtney also took time to address those who have said they think this all a publicity stuff, and a way to make more money.
- Kris also took time to address those who have said they think this all a publicity stuff, and a way to make more money.
- Kylie also took time to address those who have said they think this all a publicity stuff, and a way to make more money.
- Olympian also took time to address those who have said they think this all a publicity stuff, and a way to make more money.
- Twitter also took time to address those who have said they think this all a publicity stuff, and a way to make more money.
- Vanity Fair also took time to address those who have said they think this all a publicity stuff, and a way to make more money.


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The first early human ancestors to leave Africa were scrawny little creatures that walked more like apes, according to a new study that is challenging existing theories on the origin of our species. For years it was thought that the first early human to walk from the African continent into Asia and Europe was the tall and muscular Homo erectus. But new analysis of early human fossils has suggested it may have actually been a far more diminutive species known as Homo habilis, or 'Handy man', that first made the journey. The findings are likely to be highly controversial as no fossils belonging to Homo habilis have been discovered outside Africa.

'A pre-Homo erectus origin for Homo floresiensis also raises the possibility that Homo erectus evolved in Asia rather than in

OPTIONS:
- Africa.'
- African.'
- Asia.'
- Europe.'
- Handy.'
- Handy Man.'
- Homo.'
- Homo erectus.'
- Homo habilis.'


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(CNN) As Philando Castile's head slumps backward while he lies dying next to her, Diamond Reynolds looks into the camera and explains a Minnesota police officer just shot her fiancé four times. The nation is, by now, accustomed to grainy cell phone videos of officer-involved shootings, but this footage from Falcon Heights, outside Minneapolis, is something different, more visceral: a woman live-streaming a shooting's aftermath with the police officer a few feet away, his gun still trained on her bloody fiancé. "He let the officer know that he had a firearm and he was reaching for his wallet and the officer just shot him in his arm," Reynolds said as she broadcast the details of Wednesday's evening shooting on Facebook.

OPTIONS:
- America was not the girl's father, "but he raised her and took care of her as if she was his," she said.
- Barack Obama was not the girl's father, "but he raised her and took care of her as if she was his," she said.
- Diamond Reynolds was not the girl's father, "but he raised her and took care of her as if she was his," she said.
- Falcon Heights was not the girl's father, "but he raised her and took care of her as if she was his," she said.
- Minneapolis was not the girl's father, "but he raised her and took care of her as if she was his," she said.
- Minnesota was not the girl's father, "but he raised her and took care of her as if she was his," she said.
- Philando Castile was not the girl's father, "but he raised her and took care of her as if she was his," she said.
- Reynolds was not the girl's father, "but he raised her and took care of her as if she was his," she said.


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The Russian manufacturer of the BUK missile used to shoot down Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 in east Ukraine has offered to blow up a similar Boeing plane to prove it did not supply the weapon. State-run Almaz-Antey said its own analysis of the wreckage of the Malaysia Airlines plane brought down on July 17 last year, killing 298 people, indicated that the type of rocket it was hit by was not in service with the Russian military but was held in Ukrainian arsenals. Shrapnel holes in the plane were consistent with a BUK 9M38M1 surface-to-air missile armed with a 9H314M warhead, it said in a report issued today.

After a company presentation translated simultaneously into three languages, Mr Novikov said

OPTIONS:
- Almaz's armed forces still had nearly 1,000 such missiles in its arsenal in 2005, when it held talks with Almaz-Antey on prolonging their lifespan.
- Antey's armed forces still had nearly 1,000 such missiles in its arsenal in 2005, when it held talks with Almaz-Antey on prolonging their lifespan.
- BUK's armed forces still had nearly 1,000 such missiles in its arsenal in 2005, when it held talks with Almaz-Antey on prolonging their lifespan.
- Boeing's armed forces still had nearly 1,000 such missiles in its arsenal in 2005, when it held talks with Almaz-Antey on prolonging their lifespan.
- Flight MH17's armed forces still had nearly 1,000 such missiles in its arsenal in 2005, when it held talks with Almaz-Antey on prolonging their lifespan.
- Malaysia Airlines's armed forces still had nearly 1,000 such missiles in its arsenal in 2005, when it held talks with Almaz-Antey on prolonging their lifespan.
- Russian's armed forces still had nearly 1,000 such missiles in its arsenal in 2005, when it held talks with Almaz-Antey on prolonging their lifespan.
- Ukraine's armed forces still had nearly 1,000 such missiles in its arsenal in 2005, when it held talks with Almaz-Antey on prolonging their lifespan.
- Ukrainian's armed forces still had nearly 1,000 such missiles in its arsenal in 2005, when it held talks with Almaz-Antey on prolonging their lifespan.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump kicked off this week looking to move past his health care debacle and on to the other items on his agenda. But early Monday, a new cloud of suspicion moved in over the White House over its role in helping House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes access classified information that the President later claimed partially vindicated his accusation that his predecessor "wiretapped" him. That cloud of suspicion grew darker with the disclosure of previously undisclosed meetings between the President's son-in-law and top adviser, Jared Kushner, and a Russian banker with ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The bills followed several executive orders

OPTIONS:
- CNN has already signed to strip down the number of government regulations.
- Devin Nunes has already signed to strip down the number of government regulations.
- Donald Trump has already signed to strip down the number of government regulations.
- House Intelligence Committee has already signed to strip down the number of government regulations.
- Jared Kushner has already signed to strip down the number of government regulations.
- Russia has already signed to strip down the number of government regulations.
- Russian has already signed to strip down the number of government regulations.
- Trump has already signed to strip down the number of government regulations.
- Vladimir Putin has already signed to strip down the number of government regulations.
- Washington has already signed to strip down the number of government regulations.
- White House has already signed to strip down the number of government regulations.


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(CNN)Emile Hirsch should have probably stuck to screening movies at Sundance. The "Lone Survivor" actor is being charged with felony aggravated assault and intoxication, prosecuting attorney Ryan Stack of the Summit County (Utah) Attorney's Office said Thursday. Legal papers allege that Hirsch had a verbal and physical altercation with Daniele Bernfeld -- a Paramount executive -- at TAO nightclub in Park City during the 2015 Sundance Film Festival in January. The early morning altercation reportedly involved Hirsch putting Bernfeld into a chokehold so forceful that she "couldn't breathe" and caused her to black out. Two bystanders pulled Hirsch off of Bernfeld before police arrived. Some "redness" was seen around Bernfeld's neck, according to authorities.

He also claimed that he did not know

OPTIONS:
- Bernfeld personally.
- CNN personally.
- Daniele Bernfeld personally.
- Emile Hirsch personally.
- Hirsch personally.
- Lone Survivor personally.
- Office personally.
- Paramount personally.
- Park City personally.
- Ryan Stack personally.
- Summit County personally.
- Sundance personally.
- Sundance Film Festival personally.
- TAO personally.
- Utah personally.


These are the laughing Islamic State fighters who forced desperate Syrian refugees to abandon an escape to Turkey by marching them back across the border at gunpoint. Thousands of people have attempted to flee the across the border to escape ISIS at Tal Abyad after hearing Kurdish militia were advancing towards the town, where they fear there could be a bloodbath. However, their escape route was blocked by heavily armed members of the terror group, who rounded up those trying to flee and marched them back into Syria. The jihadists could then be seen revelling as the Syrians were then made to turn back with their suitcases and belongings into to the ISIS-held territory.

It also said the road linking

OPTIONS:
- ISIS with Raqqa was under YPG control.
- Islamic with Raqqa was under YPG control.
- Kurdish with Raqqa was under YPG control.
- Syria with Raqqa was under YPG control.
- Syrian with Raqqa was under YPG control.
- Syrians with Raqqa was under YPG control.
- Tal Abyad with Raqqa was under YPG control.
- Turkey with Raqqa was under YPG control.


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Former International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn has been cleared of 'aggravated pimping' over orgies held during the global financial crisis. Strauss-Kahn, who was once widely expected to become French president, was accused of procuring seven prostitutes for 'beast-like' sex parties that took place between 2008 and 2011, while he was married. He admitted that the orgies took place, but denied knowing the women were paid to be there, saying he believed they were simply 'libertine'. Strauss-Kahn, known as DSK in France, had been facing 10 years behind bars until his acquittal today. The verdict draws to a close four years of legal drama for Strauss-Kahn which saw his presidential ambitions implode, and his 20-year marriage collapse.

In their closing arguments, his lawyers said the case against him had 'collapsed' into nothing more than an indictment of Strauss-

OPTIONS:
- DSK's morals, and the prosecution appeared to agree.
- Dominique Strauss's morals, and the prosecution appeared to agree.
- France's morals, and the prosecution appeared to agree.
- French's morals, and the prosecution appeared to agree.
- International Monetary Fund's morals, and the prosecution appeared to agree.
- Kahn's morals, and the prosecution appeared to agree.
- Said's morals, and the prosecution appeared to agree.
- Strauss's morals, and the prosecution appeared to agree.
- Verdict's morals, and the prosecution appeared to agree.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) India's reported "surgical strike" across the border into Pakistani-controlled Kashmir on Wednesday brings India-Pakistan relations to their lowest point in almost a decade. But it will be celebrated not just by the Hindu nationalist supporters of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, but also by many other Indians who believe that their country has remained passive for too long in the face of repeated terror attacks by groups assisted and sheltered by the Pakistan army's powerful intelligence services. In truth, the strike itself does not represent a radical new policy. India conducted local cross-border raids through the 1990s and 2000s, usually as reprisals for particular attacks. But this high-altitude, tit-for-tat war on the Line of Control, which divides Indian and Pakistani-controlled parts of Kashmir, was largely unknown to the Indian public, who grew frustrated at their government's apparent inaction.

After a terrorist attack earlier this month that killed 18 soldiers in Kashmir, a senior leader of Modi's party, the Bharatiya Janata Party, demanded severe retaliation: "

OPTIONS:
- CNN is a terrorist state," tweeted Modi's home minister, "and it should be identified and isolated as such."
- Hindu is a terrorist state," tweeted Modi's home minister, "and it should be identified and isolated as such."
- India is a terrorist state," tweeted Modi's home minister, "and it should be identified and isolated as such."
- Indian is a terrorist state," tweeted Modi's home minister, "and it should be identified and isolated as such."
- Indians is a terrorist state," tweeted Modi's home minister, "and it should be identified and isolated as such."
- Kashmir is a terrorist state," tweeted Modi's home minister, "and it should be identified and isolated as such."
- Line of Control is a terrorist state," tweeted Modi's home minister, "and it should be identified and isolated as such."
- Narendra Modi is a terrorist state," tweeted Modi's home minister, "and it should be identified and isolated as such."
- Pakistan is a terrorist state," tweeted Modi's home minister, "and it should be identified and isolated as such."
- Pakistani is a terrorist state," tweeted Modi's home minister, "and it should be identified and isolated as such."
- Shashank Joshi is a terrorist state," tweeted Modi's home minister, "and it should be identified and isolated as such."


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

(CNN) New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie will take on an advisory role to help figure out ways the Trump administration can fight the opioid epidemic. President Donald Trump made the announcement at a meeting at the White House Wednesday, with Christie sitting by his side. Trump introduced him as a "very effective guy" and said the governor will work with representatives in state and local government, as well as law enforcement, medical professionals, and victims to figure out the best ways to deal with this epidemic. Since 1999, the number of overdose deaths involving opioids quadrupled. From 2000 to 2015, more than 500,000 people died from drug overdoses, and opioids account for the majority of those deaths. It's estimated 91 Americans die every day from this addiction, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and for every death, more than 30 others are admitted to the emergency room.

OPTIONS:
- Americans, there would be 100 more people on top of the 1,600 that we lost last year for this epidemic," Brogan said.
- CNN, there would be 100 more people on top of the 1,600 that we lost last year for this epidemic," Brogan said.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, there would be 100 more people on top of the 1,600 that we lost last year for this epidemic," Brogan said.
- Chris Christie, there would be 100 more people on top of the 1,600 that we lost last year for this epidemic," Brogan said.
- Christie, there would be 100 more people on top of the 1,600 that we lost last year for this epidemic," Brogan said.
- Donald Trump, there would be 100 more people on top of the 1,600 that we lost last year for this epidemic," Brogan said.
- New Jersey, there would be 100 more people on top of the 1,600 that we lost last year for this epidemic," Brogan said.
- Trump, there would be 100 more people on top of the 1,600 that we lost last year for this epidemic," Brogan said.
- White House, there would be 100 more people on top of the 1,600 that we lost last year for this epidemic," Brogan said.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Calais, France (CNN) Tensions are high inside "The Jungle," a sprawling makeshift refugee camp in the French port town of Calais, where authorities are to begin evicting migrants Monday. Authorities have given the thousands of people living there two options: seek asylum in France or return to their country of origin. Some 6,900 refugees, more than 1,200 of them children, live in the encampment, a jumble of squalid tents and temporary shelters. Clashes between migrants and police erupted Saturday night at the camp, said Sue Jex, head of operations for the charity Care 4 Calais. She said a number of buildings inside the camp were destroyed by fire.

A volunteer

OPTIONS:
- CNN teacher at a school in the camp said people are worried because they do not know where they will go.
- Calais teacher at a school in the camp said people are worried because they do not know where they will go.
- Care 4 Calais teacher at a school in the camp said people are worried because they do not know where they will go.
- France teacher at a school in the camp said people are worried because they do not know where they will go.
- French teacher at a school in the camp said people are worried because they do not know where they will go.
- Sue Jex teacher at a school in the camp said people are worried because they do not know where they will go.
- The Jungle teacher at a school in the camp said people are worried because they do not know where they will go.


How does this story end?

Former Manchester United goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar is convinced Louis van Gaal will bring the glory days back to Old Trafford. United head to Chelsea on Saturday in top form, having won six successive matches. Victory at Stamford Bridge would put United within five points of the Blues, but the fact that the leaders have one game in hand means they are big favourites to lift the Barclays Premier League trophy next month. Edwin van der Sar (right) is convinced Louis van Gaal (left) will bring the glory days  to Manchester United Van Gaal's United head to Chelsea on Saturday in top form, having won six successive matches

Van der Sar admits the title is probably beyond

OPTIONS:
- Barclays Premier League's grasp but thinks they can win trophies, like he did
- Blues's grasp but thinks they can win trophies, like he did
- Chelsea's grasp but thinks they can win trophies, like he did
- Edwin van der Sar's grasp but thinks they can win trophies, like he did
- Louis van Gaal's grasp but thinks they can win trophies, like he did
- Manchester United's grasp but thinks they can win trophies, like he did
- Old Trafford's grasp but thinks they can win trophies, like he did
- Stamford Bridge's grasp but thinks they can win trophies, like he did
- United's grasp but thinks they can win trophies, like he did
- Van Gaal's grasp but thinks they can win trophies, like he did


How does this story end?

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

In a foreword to the new report, Bolan wrote that some 21 health department

OPTIONS:
- CDC clinics across the country have closed due to many state and local programs experiencing budget cuts.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention clinics across the country have closed due to many state and local programs experiencing budget cuts.
- Chlamydia clinics across the country have closed due to many state and local programs experiencing budget cuts.
- STD clinics across the country have closed due to many state and local programs experiencing budget cuts.
- STDs clinics across the country have closed due to many state and local programs experiencing budget cuts.
- United States clinics across the country have closed due to many state and local programs experiencing budget cuts.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) Three Muslim students who wanted to talk with an Oklahoma state legislator about Islam were told to fill out a questionnaire first, said a state leader of the Council on American-Islamic Relations. "Do you beat your wife?" said one question on the form Rep. John Bennett's assistant gave them. "Do you denounce the terrorist organization Hamas?" was another. The law student and two high school students were shocked and insulted because the 17 questions were based on misinformation about the religion, said Adam Soltani, state director of  CAIR. The students didn't meet Bennett, a Republican, and left his office in the state capitol.

If they weren't aware of what

OPTIONS:
- Adam Soltani stands for they should know and research, then make a better informed decision on what they want to support or not.
- Bennett stands for they should know and research, then make a better informed decision on what they want to support or not.
- CAIR stands for they should know and research, then make a better informed decision on what they want to support or not.
- Council on American stands for they should know and research, then make a better informed decision on what they want to support or not.
- Hamas stands for they should know and research, then make a better informed decision on what they want to support or not.
- Islam stands for they should know and research, then make a better informed decision on what they want to support or not.
- Islamic Relations stands for they should know and research, then make a better informed decision on what they want to support or not.
- John Bennett stands for they should know and research, then make a better informed decision on what they want to support or not.
- Muslim stands for they should know and research, then make a better informed decision on what they want to support or not.
- Oklahoma stands for they should know and research, then make a better informed decision on what they want to support or not.
- Republican stands for they should know and research, then make a better informed decision on what they want to support or not.


How does this story end?

Washington (CNN) Chelsea Clinton took to Twitter in defense of a fellow first child, Barron Trump, after an article criticized the President's youngest son's casual fashion choices. "The youngest Trump doesn't have any responsibilities as the president's son, but the least he could do is dress the part when he steps out in public," entertainment reporter Ford Springer wrote in the Daily Caller. The story prompted widespread rebukes from both sides of the political aisle and the media, including a sharp statement from Clinton, who knows firsthand the spotlight of a White House childhood. "It's high time the media & everyone leave Barron Trump alone & let him have the private childhood he deserves," she wrote, linking to the article.

When his father assumed office in January, then-10-year-old Barron Trump joined

OPTIONS:
- Barron Trump in the exclusive ranks of first children, a club rife with undue scrutiny for the children of Presidents.
- CNN in the exclusive ranks of first children, a club rife with undue scrutiny for the children of Presidents.
- Chelsea Clinton in the exclusive ranks of first children, a club rife with undue scrutiny for the children of Presidents.
- Clinton in the exclusive ranks of first children, a club rife with undue scrutiny for the children of Presidents.
- Daily Caller in the exclusive ranks of first children, a club rife with undue scrutiny for the children of Presidents.
- Ford Springer in the exclusive ranks of first children, a club rife with undue scrutiny for the children of Presidents.
- Trump in the exclusive ranks of first children, a club rife with undue scrutiny for the children of Presidents.
- Twitter in the exclusive ranks of first children, a club rife with undue scrutiny for the children of Presidents.
- Washington in the exclusive ranks of first children, a club rife with undue scrutiny for the children of Presidents.
- White House in the exclusive ranks of first children, a club rife with undue scrutiny for the children of Presidents.


Write the next sentence.

An American woman who attempted to cross the Pacific by rowboat has ended her solo attempt because of bad weather. Sonya Baumstein, 30, from Orlando, Florida was rescued off the Japanese coast on Saturday after sending out a distress signal, Kyodo news agency reported on Sunday. Baumstein departed from Choshi, Japan, one week ago, hoping to become the first woman to row solo across the Pacific. She was headed for San Francisco but sent out the signal on Saturday around 2:20 p.m. about 250 kilometers (155 miles) off the coast of Japan. A freighter traveling nearby rescued her at around 5 p.m. (0800 GMT) Saturday and passed her on to a coast guard ship around 8:55 p.m. (1155 GMT), the Japanese coast guard said.

She likened the

OPTIONS:
- American challenge to 'climbing K-12 without oxygen'.
- Baumstein challenge to 'climbing K-12 without oxygen'.
- Choshi challenge to 'climbing K-12 without oxygen'.
- Florida challenge to 'climbing K-12 without oxygen'.
- GMT challenge to 'climbing K-12 without oxygen'.
- Japan challenge to 'climbing K-12 without oxygen'.
- Japanese challenge to 'climbing K-12 without oxygen'.
- Kyodo challenge to 'climbing K-12 without oxygen'.
- Orlando challenge to 'climbing K-12 without oxygen'.
- Pacific challenge to 'climbing K-12 without oxygen'.
- San Francisco challenge to 'climbing K-12 without oxygen'.
- Sonya Baumstein challenge to 'climbing K-12 without oxygen'.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Washington (CNN) Texas Sen. Ted Cruz on Wednesday accused Donald Trump supporters of "acting like union boss thugs" in pursuit of the Republican Party nomination, saying during CNN's town hall that they are intimidating potential Republican National Convention delegates. "Donald and his team, it's almost like they're subjects in a course in clinical psychology. The conduct they do, literally, they accuse others of doing," Cruz told moderator Anderson Cooper during the event, which took place in New York ahead of Tuesday's primary. Citing threats Indiana police have reported against delegates, Cruz said, "We shouldn't be intimidating delegates." "What Donald doesn't like is losing elections," the Texas senator said.

OPTIONS:
- Anderson Cooper wrote about the episode in one of his books and Rubio texted him his shock when reading it for the first time.
- CNN wrote about the episode in one of his books and Rubio texted him his shock when reading it for the first time.
- Cruz wrote about the episode in one of his books and Rubio texted him his shock when reading it for the first time.
- Donald wrote about the episode in one of his books and Rubio texted him his shock when reading it for the first time.
- Donald Trump wrote about the episode in one of his books and Rubio texted him his shock when reading it for the first time.
- GOP wrote about the episode in one of his books and Rubio texted him his shock when reading it for the first time.
- Heidi wrote about the episode in one of his books and Rubio texted him his shock when reading it for the first time.
- Indiana wrote about the episode in one of his books and Rubio texted him his shock when reading it for the first time.
- New York wrote about the episode in one of his books and Rubio texted him his shock when reading it for the first time.
- Republican National Convention wrote about the episode in one of his books and Rubio texted him his shock when reading it for the first time.
- Republican Party wrote about the episode in one of his books and Rubio texted him his shock when reading it for the first time.
- Ted Cruz wrote about the episode in one of his books and Rubio texted him his shock when reading it for the first time.
- Texas wrote about the episode in one of his books and Rubio texted him his shock when reading it for the first time.
- Washington wrote about the episode in one of his books and Rubio texted him his shock when reading it for the first time.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) Spanish golfer Sergio Garcia knows all about the complexity of Spain's regions. Born in Borriol, a town on Spain's the east coast near Castellón, Garcia is a keen supporter of the Real Madrid soccer team. Following his Masters triumph earlier this year, Garcia was even invited to take part in the ceremonial kick-off ahead of the "El Clasico" match between Real and Barcelona -- one of  the fiercest rivalries of Spanish sports. And now the former world No. 2, who has traveled the world during his golf career, has become the latest high-profile athlete to comment on the Catalan independence debate, encouraging unity as widespread protests continue across the country.

Not only

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona and Catalonia but everybody getting closer together to make this world better."
- Born and Catalonia but everybody getting closer together to make this world better."
- Borriol and Catalonia but everybody getting closer together to make this world better."
- CNN and Catalonia but everybody getting closer together to make this world better."
- CNN Living Golf and Catalonia but everybody getting closer together to make this world better."
- Castellón and Catalonia but everybody getting closer together to make this world better."
- Catalan and Catalonia but everybody getting closer together to make this world better."
- Catalonia and Catalonia but everybody getting closer together to make this world better."
- El Clasico and Catalonia but everybody getting closer together to make this world better."
- Garcia and Catalonia but everybody getting closer together to make this world better."
- Masters and Catalonia but everybody getting closer together to make this world better."
- Real and Catalonia but everybody getting closer together to make this world better."
- Real Madrid and Catalonia but everybody getting closer together to make this world better."
- Sergio Garcia and Catalonia but everybody getting closer together to make this world better."
- Spain and Catalonia but everybody getting closer together to make this world better."
- Spaniard and Catalonia but everybody getting closer together to make this world better."
- Spanish and Catalonia but everybody getting closer together to make this world better."


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Manchester United legends Gary Neville, Phil Neville and Paul Scholes showed off their netball skills when they joined Manchester Thunder netball team to promote the Superleague semi-finals. The Thunder filmed a lip-sync version of 'Is This The Way To Amarillo', featuring their own players and coaches alongside England women's footballers and several soap stars. And Scholes and the Neville brothers put in a brief appearance, first throwing a netball to each other, and then, somewhat awkwardly, clicking along to the music. Scroll down for video Phil Neville throws a netball to Gary as Paul Scholes watches in the video supporting Manchester Thunder

Undefeated all season, the Thunder are coached by Gary and

OPTIONS:
- Coronation Street's sister Tracey Neville, who will take over as England coach at the end of the season.
- England's sister Tracey Neville, who will take over as England coach at the end of the season.
- Gary's sister Tracey Neville, who will take over as England coach at the end of the season.
- Gary Neville's sister Tracey Neville, who will take over as England coach at the end of the season.
- Is This The Way To Amarillo's sister Tracey Neville, who will take over as England coach at the end of the season.
- Manchester Thunder's sister Tracey Neville, who will take over as England coach at the end of the season.
- Manchester United's sister Tracey Neville, who will take over as England coach at the end of the season.
- Neville brothers's sister Tracey Neville, who will take over as England coach at the end of the season.
- Paul Scholes's sister Tracey Neville, who will take over as England coach at the end of the season.
- Phil Neville's sister Tracey Neville, who will take over as England coach at the end of the season.
- Scholes's sister Tracey Neville, who will take over as England coach at the end of the season.
- Superleague's sister Tracey Neville, who will take over as England coach at the end of the season.
- Thunder's sister Tracey Neville, who will take over as England coach at the end of the season.
- Tracey Neville's sister Tracey Neville, who will take over as England coach at the end of the season.


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

(CNN) NASA is sending a space probe to chase down a dark, potentially dangerous asteroid. The probe will take a sample of the asteroid and -- in a US space first -- bring the sample back to Earth. "This is a dark asteroid that we have found and we're going to hunt down, we're going to orbit, we're going to take a good look at it and we're going to bring back a sample," Jim Green, director of NASA's Planetary Science Division, said at a news briefing on August 17. If you're thinking this sounds a bit like the plot from the 1998 sci-fi flick "Armageddon" you would be right, but without Bruce Willis (there won't be any people on this spacecraft) and without space shuttles (NASA retired the shuttles in 2011).

But this close approach will change

OPTIONS:
- Armageddon's orbit and scientists say that could cause it to impact Earth sometime between 2175 and 2199.
- Bennu's orbit and scientists say that could cause it to impact Earth sometime between 2175 and 2199.
- Bruce Willis's orbit and scientists say that could cause it to impact Earth sometime between 2175 and 2199.
- CNN's orbit and scientists say that could cause it to impact Earth sometime between 2175 and 2199.
- Jim Green's orbit and scientists say that could cause it to impact Earth sometime between 2175 and 2199.
- NASA's orbit and scientists say that could cause it to impact Earth sometime between 2175 and 2199.
- OSIRIS's orbit and scientists say that could cause it to impact Earth sometime between 2175 and 2199.
- Planetary Science Division's orbit and scientists say that could cause it to impact Earth sometime between 2175 and 2199.
- REx's orbit and scientists say that could cause it to impact Earth sometime between 2175 and 2199.
- US's orbit and scientists say that could cause it to impact Earth sometime between 2175 and 2199.


Write the last sentence in this story.

The future of Zlatan Ibrahimovic is the main focus of attention in Wednesday's sports dailies in both France and Italy. L'Equipe in France claim to have uncovered the 'secret transfer plans' of Europe's leading clubs, with Paris Saint-Germain wanting to sign Cristiano Ronaldo once Ibrahimovic leaves them. There's no suggestion any of this will happen this summer, but L'Equipe speculate that the final years of Ronaldo's playing career could be spent in Paris after he leaves Real Madrid. Among their other transfer revelations, Lyon are keen on Marseille striker Andre-Pierre Gignac, who scored 23 goals last season and has been linked with a move to the Premier League this summer.

Gazzetta report that Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani met with

OPTIONS:
- Andre's agent Mino Raiola and then phoned the player, asking 'will you return to us?'
- Atletico Madrid's agent Mino Raiola and then phoned the player, asking 'will you return to us?'
- Barcelona's agent Mino Raiola and then phoned the player, asking 'will you return to us?'
- Carlos Tevez's agent Mino Raiola and then phoned the player, asking 'will you return to us?'
- Chelsea's agent Mino Raiola and then phoned the player, asking 'will you return to us?'
- Cristiano Ronaldo's agent Mino Raiola and then phoned the player, asking 'will you return to us?'
- Europe's agent Mino Raiola and then phoned the player, asking 'will you return to us?'
- France's agent Mino Raiola and then phoned the player, asking 'will you return to us?'
- Germain's agent Mino Raiola and then phoned the player, asking 'will you return to us?'
- Gonzalo Higuain's agent Mino Raiola and then phoned the player, asking 'will you return to us?'
- Ibrahimovic's agent Mino Raiola and then phoned the player, asking 'will you return to us?'
- Italy's agent Mino Raiola and then phoned the player, asking 'will you return to us?'
- L'Equipe's agent Mino Raiola and then phoned the player, asking 'will you return to us?'
- Luis Enrique's agent Mino Raiola and then phoned the player, asking 'will you return to us?'
- Lyon's agent Mino Raiola and then phoned the player, asking 'will you return to us?'
- Manchester United's agent Mino Raiola and then phoned the player, asking 'will you return to us?'
- Marseille's agent Mino Raiola and then phoned the player, asking 'will you return to us?'
- Milan's agent Mino Raiola and then phoned the player, asking 'will you return to us?'
- PSG's agent Mino Raiola and then phoned the player, asking 'will you return to us?'
- Paris's agent Mino Raiola and then phoned the player, asking 'will you return to us?'
- Paris Saint's agent Mino Raiola and then phoned the player, asking 'will you return to us?'
- Pierre Gignac's agent Mino Raiola and then phoned the player, asking 'will you return to us?'
- Premier League's agent Mino Raiola and then phoned the player, asking 'will you return to us?'
- Real Madrid's agent Mino Raiola and then phoned the player, asking 'will you return to us?'
- Ronaldo's agent Mino Raiola and then phoned the player, asking 'will you return to us?'
- Zlatan Ibrahimovic's agent Mino Raiola and then phoned the player, asking 'will you return to us?'


Write the next sentence.

Columbus, New Mexico (CNN) Fifth grader JoAnna Rodriguez is on her way to the school bus when she realizes she's forgotten something important. It's not homework or lunch. She pulls out a cell phone and calls home while rummaging through her horse-themed backpack. "Mom, I forgot my passport," she says. JoAnna, 11, needs proof that she is a US citizen to get to school. The self-proclaimed future nurse with the long braid draped down one shoulder is one of nearly 800 American students who live in Palomas, Mexico, and cross the US border each morning to attend public school in nearby Columbus.

As children cross the border into New Mexico, mothers back in

OPTIONS:
- American stand on tiptoes to wave goodbye.
- CNN stand on tiptoes to wave goodbye.
- Columbus stand on tiptoes to wave goodbye.
- JoAnna stand on tiptoes to wave goodbye.
- JoAnna Rodriguez stand on tiptoes to wave goodbye.
- Mexico stand on tiptoes to wave goodbye.
- New Mexico stand on tiptoes to wave goodbye.
- Palomas stand on tiptoes to wave goodbye.
- US stand on tiptoes to wave goodbye.


Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Martin Dempsey indulged his musical side at a children's event by singing Bruno Mars. The highest ranking officer in the American military was  'trying to connect to the kids' when he sang a few bars of the hit Uptown Funk at a gathering of children of service members broadcast of C-SPAN. 'You don't want me to break out into Uptown Funk you up, do you?' Dempsey said before going into a slight falsetto for one of the song's hooks, 'Don't believe me just watch'. 'It’s like Chumbawamba. I get knocked down and I get up again,' Dempsey had said of the challenges that the children face in their lives, referencing the Irish band's 1990s pub anthem Tubthumping.

Speaking at

OPTIONS:
- American's graduation in late May, the military leader said, 'I’ll provide you a phrase that will help you remember that in the future, and that phrase is “Don’t believe me, just watch' before repeating the line in song.
- Bruno Mars's graduation in late May, the military leader said, 'I’ll provide you a phrase that will help you remember that in the future, and that phrase is “Don’t believe me, just watch' before repeating the line in song.
- Chumbawamba's graduation in late May, the military leader said, 'I’ll provide you a phrase that will help you remember that in the future, and that phrase is “Don’t believe me, just watch' before repeating the line in song.
- Chumbawumba's graduation in late May, the military leader said, 'I’ll provide you a phrase that will help you remember that in the future, and that phrase is “Don’t believe me, just watch' before repeating the line in song.
- Dempsey's graduation in late May, the military leader said, 'I’ll provide you a phrase that will help you remember that in the future, and that phrase is “Don’t believe me, just watch' before repeating the line in song.
- Irish's graduation in late May, the military leader said, 'I’ll provide you a phrase that will help you remember that in the future, and that phrase is “Don’t believe me, just watch' before repeating the line in song.
- Joint Chiefs of Staff's graduation in late May, the military leader said, 'I’ll provide you a phrase that will help you remember that in the future, and that phrase is “Don’t believe me, just watch' before repeating the line in song.
- Martin Dempsey's graduation in late May, the military leader said, 'I’ll provide you a phrase that will help you remember that in the future, and that phrase is “Don’t believe me, just watch' before repeating the line in song.
- SPAN's graduation in late May, the military leader said, 'I’ll provide you a phrase that will help you remember that in the future, and that phrase is “Don’t believe me, just watch' before repeating the line in song.
- Tubthumping's graduation in late May, the military leader said, 'I’ll provide you a phrase that will help you remember that in the future, and that phrase is “Don’t believe me, just watch' before repeating the line in song.
- US's graduation in late May, the military leader said, 'I’ll provide you a phrase that will help you remember that in the future, and that phrase is “Don’t believe me, just watch' before repeating the line in song.
- Unicorn Song's graduation in late May, the military leader said, 'I’ll provide you a phrase that will help you remember that in the future, and that phrase is “Don’t believe me, just watch' before repeating the line in song.
- Uptown Funk's graduation in late May, the military leader said, 'I’ll provide you a phrase that will help you remember that in the future, and that phrase is “Don’t believe me, just watch' before repeating the line in song.
- West Point's graduation in late May, the military leader said, 'I’ll provide you a phrase that will help you remember that in the future, and that phrase is “Don’t believe me, just watch' before repeating the line in song.


Write the last sentence in this story.

(CNN) The political consensus is virtually unanimous: If Hillary Clinton wins North Carolina, Donald Trump has to win every other competitive state to take the White House. Clinton has other paths to victory without North Carolina, but the state has been a focus for Democrats this cycle. She has led in most public opinion polling there since the summer. Just 12 days ago, a New York Times poll had her leading by 7 points, and the CNN poll of polls currently has her ahead by 4 points. But a CNN analysis of early voting paints a very different picture and suggests that Clinton has underperformed President Obama's 2012 performance in the Tar Heel State and Trump has outperformed Mitt Romney.

Romney himself has been one of Trump's harshest critics, saying last spring "

OPTIONS:
- CNN is a phony, a fraud."
- Clinton is a phony, a fraud."
- Democrats is a phony, a fraud."
- Donald Trump is a phony, a fraud."
- Hillary Clinton is a phony, a fraud."
- Mitt Romney is a phony, a fraud."
- New York Times is a phony, a fraud."
- North Carolina is a phony, a fraud."
- Obama is a phony, a fraud."
- Tar Heel State is a phony, a fraud."
- Trump is a phony, a fraud."
- White House is a phony, a fraud."


A school has allowed a pupil who suffers badly with nerves to take her pet Labrador into a GCSE exam to help keep her calm. Rebecca Rice, 16, had tried everything to calm her nerves but knew the only thing that made her feel comfortable was her 11-year-old dog Holly. After confiding in her teacher Lorette Esteve it was decided she could take Holly into the five-minute recorded French oral test. Rebecca Rice, 16, (right) told her French teacher Lorette Esteve (left) that she had struggled with her nerves ahead of her French GCSE oral exam. Ms Esteve advised her to bring her pet dog Holly (middle) to help

'So

OPTIONS:
- Esteve's mum delivered 11-year-old Labrador Holly to school, and Rebecca spent her five minutes with Holly who sat reassuringly at her side - and it worked.'
- French's mum delivered 11-year-old Labrador Holly to school, and Rebecca spent her five minutes with Holly who sat reassuringly at her side - and it worked.'
- Holly's mum delivered 11-year-old Labrador Holly to school, and Rebecca spent her five minutes with Holly who sat reassuringly at her side - and it worked.'
- Labrador's mum delivered 11-year-old Labrador Holly to school, and Rebecca spent her five minutes with Holly who sat reassuringly at her side - and it worked.'
- Lorette Esteve's mum delivered 11-year-old Labrador Holly to school, and Rebecca spent her five minutes with Holly who sat reassuringly at her side - and it worked.'
- Rebecca Rice's mum delivered 11-year-old Labrador Holly to school, and Rebecca spent her five minutes with Holly who sat reassuringly at her side - and it worked.'


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When police veteran Eric Eslary was killed by an alleged drunk driver in a head-on collision in May, his loyal K-9 partner Blek refused to leave his side. The six-year-old dog, who was badly injured in the crash, was only coaxed away when Mr Eslary's wife arrived at the scene. Two months on, Mary Beth Taylor-Eslary and Blek - who live in Pennsylvania together - have paid tribute to the late Lieutenant in a moving photo series. In the sequence of 12 images, the pair pose with signs detailing their love for Mr Eslary, 40. In one of the photos they say he will be 'forever in our hearts'.

Mrs Taylor-

OPTIONS:
- Blek agreed, and the photoshoot was carried out for free on June 28.
- Eric Eslary agreed, and the photoshoot was carried out for free on June 28.
- Eslary agreed, and the photoshoot was carried out for free on June 28.
- K-9 agreed, and the photoshoot was carried out for free on June 28.
- Ligonier Township Police Department agreed, and the photoshoot was carried out for free on June 28.
- Mary Beth agreed, and the photoshoot was carried out for free on June 28.
- Mary Beth Taylor agreed, and the photoshoot was carried out for free on June 28.
- Pennsylvania agreed, and the photoshoot was carried out for free on June 28.


Complete the passage.

AC Milan owner Silvio Berlusconi has agreed to sell a 48 per cent stake of the club to Thai businessman Bee Taechaubol. Talks had broken down between the pair after Taechaubol, commonly known as 'Mr Bee', offered €1billion for the entirety of the Serie A club. But Gazzetta dello Sport claim that after a lengthy meeting on Friday between Berlusconi and Taechaubol  they reached an agreement for around half that amount (£365million), which allows the former Italian Prime Minister to keep his majority stake. 'For now it's a deal that must be confirmed but it's good for Milan,' Berlusconi said after the meeting, according to the ANSA news agency. 'We want to move forward and make Milan a contender again.'

The consortium represented by Mr.

OPTIONS:
- AC Milan will acquire a minority stake of 48 per cent.
- ANSA will acquire a minority stake of 48 per cent.
- Bee Taechaubol will acquire a minority stake of 48 per cent.
- Berlusconi will acquire a minority stake of 48 per cent.
- Gazzetta dello Sport will acquire a minority stake of 48 per cent.
- Has will acquire a minority stake of 48 per cent.
- Italian will acquire a minority stake of 48 per cent.
- Italy will acquire a minority stake of 48 per cent.
- Milan will acquire a minority stake of 48 per cent.
- Mr Bee will acquire a minority stake of 48 per cent.
- Serie A will acquire a minority stake of 48 per cent.
- Silvio Berlusconi will acquire a minority stake of 48 per cent.
- Taechaubol will acquire a minority stake of 48 per cent.
- Thai will acquire a minority stake of 48 per cent.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Archaeologists have unearthed around 50 skeletons at what was once a medieval pilgrimage site in the West Midlands. The shallow graves were discovered while experts surveyed the grounds around Lichfield Cathedral in Staffordshire where an almshouse once stood. This almshouse was used by pilgrims who travelled  to worship at the tomb of  7th century St Chad of Mercia, and it is believed the skeletons belong to visitors who died during their stay. The bodies were first uncovered by Archaeology Warwickshire in August. The firm has been granted a licence to survey the area around St John's Hospital ahead of an apartment block being built on the site.

In 1538 the shrine to

OPTIONS:
- Archaeology Warwickshire was dismantled under the orders of King Henry VIII and the bones of the saint were either destroyed or buried in an unknown location.
- Lichfield was dismantled under the orders of King Henry VIII and the bones of the saint were either destroyed or buried in an unknown location.
- Lichfield Cathedral was dismantled under the orders of King Henry VIII and the bones of the saint were either destroyed or buried in an unknown location.
- St Chad was dismantled under the orders of King Henry VIII and the bones of the saint were either destroyed or buried in an unknown location.
- St Chad of Mercia was dismantled under the orders of King Henry VIII and the bones of the saint were either destroyed or buried in an unknown location.
- St John's Hospital was dismantled under the orders of King Henry VIII and the bones of the saint were either destroyed or buried in an unknown location.
- Staffordshire was dismantled under the orders of King Henry VIII and the bones of the saint were either destroyed or buried in an unknown location.
- West Midlands was dismantled under the orders of King Henry VIII and the bones of the saint were either destroyed or buried in an unknown location.


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

(CNN) Hillary Clinton and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, combined to earn more than $153 million in paid speeches from 2001 until Hillary Clinton launched her presidential campaign last spring, a CNN analysis shows. In total, the two gave 729 speeches from February 2001 until May, receiving an average payday of $210,795 for each address. The two also reported at least $7.7 million for at least 39 speeches to big banks, including Goldman Sachs and UBS, with Hillary Clinton, the Democratic 2016 front-runner, collecting at least $1.8 million for at least eight speeches to big banks. The analysis was made at a time when Hillary Clinton has been under scrutiny for her ties to Wall Street, which has been a major focus of Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders on the campaign trail.

The former secretary of state testily responded to

OPTIONS:
- Bernie Sanders' charges.
- Bill Clinton' charges.
- CNN' charges.
- Democratic' charges.
- Goldman Sachs' charges.
- Hillary Clinton' charges.
- UBS' charges.
- Vermont' charges.
- Wall Street' charges.


Complete the passage.

George Osborne should spread austerity over a longer period than currently planned to avoid damaging the economy, a leading global watchdog has claimed. The Chancellor looks set to use next month's Budget - the first since the Tories' dramatic election victory last month - to outline plans to balance the books by 2018-19. But the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development suggested that the cuts required in 2016 and 2017 to return Britain to the black may be too harsh. The OECD urged the government to even out austerity over a longer period to 'lower its impact on growth'. Despite the warning, the Paris based think-tank said it again expects Britain to be the fastest growing major economy in the world this year.

'The Chancellor should heed the

OPTIONS:
- Britain's warnings that 'continued weak productivity' could lead to 'a higher-than-expected budget deficit'.
- Budget's warnings that 'continued weak productivity' could lead to 'a higher-than-expected budget deficit'.
- Downgrades UK's warnings that 'continued weak productivity' could lead to 'a higher-than-expected budget deficit'.
- G7's warnings that 'continued weak productivity' could lead to 'a higher-than-expected budget deficit'.
- George Osborne's warnings that 'continued weak productivity' could lead to 'a higher-than-expected budget deficit'.
- OECD's warnings that 'continued weak productivity' could lead to 'a higher-than-expected budget deficit'.
- Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development's warnings that 'continued weak productivity' could lead to 'a higher-than-expected budget deficit'.
- Osborne's warnings that 'continued weak productivity' could lead to 'a higher-than-expected budget deficit'.
- Paris's warnings that 'continued weak productivity' could lead to 'a higher-than-expected budget deficit'.
- Tories's warnings that 'continued weak productivity' could lead to 'a higher-than-expected budget deficit'.


Dying Geoff Shipp and his wife had expected to move into their dream retirement home last year after spending £82,000 on a barn conversion. But they say that despite spending thousands of pounds on the work they are now homeless due to the delays and mistakes of a 'cowboy builder'. Mr Shipp, who is in the final stages of motor neurone disease, and his wife Margaret are now embroiled in a bitter row with the workman they instructed to do the job. The couple bought the barn in Tunstall, Suffolk, in 2012 and chose a builder through The Association of Master Tradesmen.

In total Mrs

OPTIONS:
- Geoff Shipp says she has paid out £104,000 to builders and has a wreck of a house to show for it.
- Margaret says she has paid out £104,000 to builders and has a wreck of a house to show for it.
- Shipp says she has paid out £104,000 to builders and has a wreck of a house to show for it.
- Suffolk says she has paid out £104,000 to builders and has a wreck of a house to show for it.
- The Association of Master Tradesmen says she has paid out £104,000 to builders and has a wreck of a house to show for it.
- Tunstall says she has paid out £104,000 to builders and has a wreck of a house to show for it.


How does this story end?

When Gus Poyet lost his temper and took out his anger on a cooler box — emptying dozens of drinks bottles and scattering ice on the touchline — it was in protest at so much more than Jack Rodwell’s booking for diving. The yellow was merely the tipping point which made the Uruguayan see red. Rather, there was frustration at the rapid unravelling of Sunderland’s season and his reputation. He chose to take it out on Steve Bruce, marching over to the Hull boss in apparent offering of a friendly handshake before sarcastically applauding in his face. Bruce, understandably, reacted and only the intervention of the assistant referee prevented a physical confrontation.

However things turned sour when B

OPTIONS:
- Bruceand Poyet began a slanging match and had to be pulled apart
- Gus Poyetand Poyet began a slanging match and had to be pulled apart
- Heand Poyet began a slanging match and had to be pulled apart
- Hulland Poyet began a slanging match and had to be pulled apart
- Jack Rodwelland Poyet began a slanging match and had to be pulled apart
- Matt Lawtonand Poyet began a slanging match and had to be pulled apart
- Poyetand Poyet began a slanging match and had to be pulled apart
- Steve Bruceand Poyet began a slanging match and had to be pulled apart
- Sunderlandand Poyet began a slanging match and had to be pulled apart
- Uruguayanand Poyet began a slanging match and had to be pulled apart


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Books have been written about him, a film was devoted to following his every move on a football field and now the career of French icon Zinedine Zidane has been immortalized in bronze. From Cannes to Real Madrid -- his first and last clubs -- Zidane's career was characterized by moments of audacity and greatness. None more so than when he scored a brace which helped win the World Cup for France on home soil in 1998, or one of the greatest goals of all time in the 2002 European Champions League final in Real Madrid's 2-1 win over Bayer Leverkusen in Glasgow.

Exactly what Materazzi said to draw such a violent reaction from

OPTIONS:
- Adel Abdessemed remains unknown.
- Bayer Leverkusen remains unknown.
- Cannes remains unknown.
- European Champions League remains unknown.
- France remains unknown.
- French remains unknown.
- Glasgow remains unknown.
- Italy remains unknown.
- Marco Materazzi remains unknown.
- Paris remains unknown.
- Pompidou Museum remains unknown.
- Real Madrid remains unknown.
- World Cup remains unknown.
- Zidane remains unknown.
- Zinedine Zidane remains unknown.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Washington (CNN) -- "Our foreign policy is just spinning out of control" one senator said. "Recognize reality," chided another. Fourteen months after giving up his chairmanship of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to become America's top diplomat, Secretary of State John Kerry faced harsh criticism Tuesday from the panel he used to lead. Some of it was the usual partisan sniping that permeates Washington, especially with congressional elections looming in November. However, Democrats also expressed concern about the U.S. response to Russia's tactics in Ukraine, negotiations on Iran's nuclear ambitions and the ongoing Syrian crisis. Kerry pushed back, at times accusing senators of uninformed or short-sighted assessments, and the sometimes sharp exchanges showed a rising skepticism in Congress for the policies and pronouncements of the Obama administration as it approaches the midpoint of a second term.

He took particular umbrage with complaints that Obama failed to attack

OPTIONS:
- America for crossing the red line he set on using chemical weapons.
- CNN for crossing the red line he set on using chemical weapons.
- Congress for crossing the red line he set on using chemical weapons.
- Democrats for crossing the red line he set on using chemical weapons.
- Iran for crossing the red line he set on using chemical weapons.
- John Kerry for crossing the red line he set on using chemical weapons.
- Kerry for crossing the red line he set on using chemical weapons.
- McCain for crossing the red line he set on using chemical weapons.
- Middle East for crossing the red line he set on using chemical weapons.
- Obama for crossing the red line he set on using chemical weapons.
- Russia for crossing the red line he set on using chemical weapons.
- Senate for crossing the red line he set on using chemical weapons.
- Senate Foreign Relations Committee for crossing the red line he set on using chemical weapons.
- Syria for crossing the red line he set on using chemical weapons.
- Syrian for crossing the red line he set on using chemical weapons.
- U.S. for crossing the red line he set on using chemical weapons.
- Ukraine for crossing the red line he set on using chemical weapons.
- Washington for crossing the red line he set on using chemical weapons.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Cristiano Ronaldo almost joined Arsenal after 'falling in love with the club' and also came close to signing for Liverpool  - before Manchester United sealed his signature in the summer of 2003. In the new book Cristiano Ronaldo: The Biography, written by Spanish journalist Guillem Balague, it has been revealed that the star and agent Jorge Mendes had been in discussions with both clubs. Ronaldo was regarded as one of the brightest talents in 2003 after breaking through at boyhood club Sporting Lisbon and was being courted by Europe's elite. As quoted in the new book, serialised by The Telegraph, Balague wrote: 'Jorge Mendes had meetings with all of Europe's top clubs about Cristiano Ronaldo – then at Sporting Lisbon - in early 2003. Liverpool decided to offer €8million (£5.7m).'

The journalist added: 'The mistake by

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal was that, despite the very advanced negotiations, nothing was signed.
- Balague was that, despite the very advanced negotiations, nothing was signed.
- Cristiano Ronaldo was that, despite the very advanced negotiations, nothing was signed.
- Europe was that, despite the very advanced negotiations, nothing was signed.
- Guillem Balague was that, despite the very advanced negotiations, nothing was signed.
- Jorge Mendes was that, despite the very advanced negotiations, nothing was signed.
- Liverpool was that, despite the very advanced negotiations, nothing was signed.
- Manchester was that, despite the very advanced negotiations, nothing was signed.
- Manchester United was that, despite the very advanced negotiations, nothing was signed.
- Premier League was that, despite the very advanced negotiations, nothing was signed.
- Ronaldo was that, despite the very advanced negotiations, nothing was signed.
- Spanish was that, despite the very advanced negotiations, nothing was signed.
- Sporting Lisbon was that, despite the very advanced negotiations, nothing was signed.
- The Biography was that, despite the very advanced negotiations, nothing was signed.
- The Telegraph was that, despite the very advanced negotiations, nothing was signed.