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Liverpool have confirmed that they will sign Manchester City midfielder James Milner on a free transfer. The 29-year-old held positive talks with the Merseyside club this week and rejected a new £165,000-a-week deal at the Etihad Stadium - as reported by Sportsmail on Wednesday. The news is a major boost for Brendan Rodgers, who has come under fire after Liverpool dropped down to sixth place in the Premier League and missed out on the Champions League. Milner, who is with the England squad ahead of the friendly with the Republic of Ireland and Euro 2016 qualifier against Slovenia, will join at the beginning of July subject to a medical.

Milner, who has played in a number of positions for

OPTIONS:
- Brendan Rodgers, is keen to star in central midfield and has been convinced that his best chance of minutes in that role lies on Merseyside rather than in Manchester or at Arsenal.
- Champions League, is keen to star in central midfield and has been convinced that his best chance of minutes in that role lies on Merseyside rather than in Manchester or at Arsenal.
- England, is keen to star in central midfield and has been convinced that his best chance of minutes in that role lies on Merseyside rather than in Manchester or at Arsenal.
- Etihad Stadium, is keen to star in central midfield and has been convinced that his best chance of minutes in that role lies on Merseyside rather than in Manchester or at Arsenal.
- Euro, is keen to star in central midfield and has been convinced that his best chance of minutes in that role lies on Merseyside rather than in Manchester or at Arsenal.
- James Milner, is keen to star in central midfield and has been convinced that his best chance of minutes in that role lies on Merseyside rather than in Manchester or at Arsenal.
- Liverpool, is keen to star in central midfield and has been convinced that his best chance of minutes in that role lies on Merseyside rather than in Manchester or at Arsenal.
- Manchester City, is keen to star in central midfield and has been convinced that his best chance of minutes in that role lies on Merseyside rather than in Manchester or at Arsenal.
- Merseyside, is keen to star in central midfield and has been convinced that his best chance of minutes in that role lies on Merseyside rather than in Manchester or at Arsenal.
- Milner, is keen to star in central midfield and has been convinced that his best chance of minutes in that role lies on Merseyside rather than in Manchester or at Arsenal.
- Premier League, is keen to star in central midfield and has been convinced that his best chance of minutes in that role lies on Merseyside rather than in Manchester or at Arsenal.
- Republic of Ireland, is keen to star in central midfield and has been convinced that his best chance of minutes in that role lies on Merseyside rather than in Manchester or at Arsenal.
- Slovenia, is keen to star in central midfield and has been convinced that his best chance of minutes in that role lies on Merseyside rather than in Manchester or at Arsenal.
- Sportsmail, is keen to star in central midfield and has been convinced that his best chance of minutes in that role lies on Merseyside rather than in Manchester or at Arsenal.


They famously won Scotland's first gold medals in the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow – two sisters united by their sporting success and their love of judo. Louise and Kimberley Renicks hoped their astonishing double triumph would pave the way for ever-greater sporting success – and even help them achieve their ultimate goal: a place on the Olympic podium. But a year on from the outstanding performances which saw them winning gold medals within 45 minutes of each other, their dream of claiming further glory for themselves and for their country is under threat. With no major sponsors and no ongoing funding from lottery grants or sporting authorities, they are struggling to fund their careers.

'There is no way both of us could raise what we need to fight in

OPTIONS:
- Commonwealth Games, so this way, at least one of us will go.'
- Glasgow, so this way, at least one of us will go.'
- Kimberley Renicks, so this way, at least one of us will go.'
- Louise, so this way, at least one of us will go.'
- Olympic, so this way, at least one of us will go.'
- Rio, so this way, at least one of us will go.'
- Scotland, so this way, at least one of us will go.'
- Sisters Louise, so this way, at least one of us will go.'
- Will, so this way, at least one of us will go.'


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Microsoft hopes to lure more people to use its new Windows 10 software by making it easy to use many of the same apps they're already using on Apple or Android phones. The move marks a radical shift in strategy for the world's biggest software company, which still dominates the personal computer market but has failed to get any real traction on tablets and phones, partly because of a lack of apps. The company said at its annual Build conference on Wednesday that it will release new programming tools for software developers to rapidly adapt their Apple and Android apps to run on devices that use the new Windows 10 operating system coming late this year.

Internet Explorer, which was first called

OPTIONS:
- Android, was first released as part of the add-on package Plus!
- Apple, was first released as part of the add-on package Plus!
- IE, was first released as part of the add-on package Plus!
- Microsoft, was first released as part of the add-on package Plus!
- Windows, was first released as part of the add-on package Plus!


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(CNN) The Minnesota police officer who fatally shot Philando Castile during a traffic stop in July was charged Wednesday with second-degree manslaughter and two felony counts of dangerous discharge of a firearm, Ramsey County Attorney John Choi said. St. Anthony police Officer Jeronimo Yanez will make his first court appearance Friday, Choi said. "Based upon our thorough and exhaustive review of the facts of the case it is my conclusion that the use of deadly force ... was not justified," Choi said in announcing the charges. On Thursday, Yanez completed a summons booking at the Ramsey County Sheriff's Office, according to Sergeant John Eastham of the Sheriff's Office Public Affairs.

OPTIONS:
- African's attorney could not immediately be reached for comment Wednesday, but told CNN previously that the shooting had nothing to do with race and everything to do with a gun being present at the scene.
- American's attorney could not immediately be reached for comment Wednesday, but told CNN previously that the shooting had nothing to do with race and everything to do with a gun being present at the scene.
- Castile's attorney could not immediately be reached for comment Wednesday, but told CNN previously that the shooting had nothing to do with race and everything to do with a gun being present at the scene.
- Choi's attorney could not immediately be reached for comment Wednesday, but told CNN previously that the shooting had nothing to do with race and everything to do with a gun being present at the scene.
- Facebook Live's attorney could not immediately be reached for comment Wednesday, but told CNN previously that the shooting had nothing to do with race and everything to do with a gun being present at the scene.
- Jeronimo Yanez's attorney could not immediately be reached for comment Wednesday, but told CNN previously that the shooting had nothing to do with race and everything to do with a gun being present at the scene.
- John Choi's attorney could not immediately be reached for comment Wednesday, but told CNN previously that the shooting had nothing to do with race and everything to do with a gun being present at the scene.
- John Eastham's attorney could not immediately be reached for comment Wednesday, but told CNN previously that the shooting had nothing to do with race and everything to do with a gun being present at the scene.
- Minnesota's attorney could not immediately be reached for comment Wednesday, but told CNN previously that the shooting had nothing to do with race and everything to do with a gun being present at the scene.
- Philando Castile's attorney could not immediately be reached for comment Wednesday, but told CNN previously that the shooting had nothing to do with race and everything to do with a gun being present at the scene.
- Ramsey County's attorney could not immediately be reached for comment Wednesday, but told CNN previously that the shooting had nothing to do with race and everything to do with a gun being present at the scene.
- Ramsey County Sheriff's Office's attorney could not immediately be reached for comment Wednesday, but told CNN previously that the shooting had nothing to do with race and everything to do with a gun being present at the scene.
- Sheriff's Office Public Affairs's attorney could not immediately be reached for comment Wednesday, but told CNN previously that the shooting had nothing to do with race and everything to do with a gun being present at the scene.
- St. Anthony's attorney could not immediately be reached for comment Wednesday, but told CNN previously that the shooting had nothing to do with race and everything to do with a gun being present at the scene.
- Yanez's attorney could not immediately be reached for comment Wednesday, but told CNN previously that the shooting had nothing to do with race and everything to do with a gun being present at the scene.


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Last Christmas, my sun-loving mother opened a small box, which had a Virgin Atlantic luggage tag inside it. We were off to St Lucia together. Specifically, to Anse Chastanet, in the jungle on the west coast of the island near Soufriere. It doesn't allow children, and so this promised to be a proper break for both of us. Embracing St Lucian culture, the rooms and restaurants are decorated with native fabrics and the smiling staff are resplendent in traditional dress, with small numbers in their hats that reflect their marital status; one for single and looking; two for engaged; three for happily married.

The food is a fusion of

OPTIONS:
- Anse Chastanet, like nothing we'd tasted before and utterly delicious.
- Ben, like nothing we'd tasted before and utterly delicious.
- Caribbean, like nothing we'd tasted before and utterly delicious.
- Marina Fogle, like nothing we'd tasted before and utterly delicious.
- Soufriere, like nothing we'd tasted before and utterly delicious.
- St Lucia, like nothing we'd tasted before and utterly delicious.
- St Lucian, like nothing we'd tasted before and utterly delicious.
- Sun, like nothing we'd tasted before and utterly delicious.
- Virgin Atlantic, like nothing we'd tasted before and utterly delicious.


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Washington (CNN) Transportation Security Administration misconduct is threatening the security of the flying public, according to a report released by the House Homeland Security committee Thursday. After a six-month investigation the report on the agency shows that misconduct grew by almost 29% from fiscal year 2013 to 2015, according to TSA data. And while the number of misconduct allegations has increased, TSA has conducted fewer investigations into misconduct and taken fewer disciplinary actions against employees. The authors of the report say misconduct within the agency is affecting airport security. RELATED: Airline passenger sues TSA for $506.85 over missed flight "The ever-evolving threat landscape and increased concern about the insider threat to aviation security underscores the need for a capable aviation security workforce to detect and stop nefarious activity," the report says.

The committee made several recommendations for

OPTIONS:
- CNN to implement to get a better handle on employee misconduct, including identifying a senior executive to be responsible for overseeing the misconduct process.
- House Homeland Security committee to implement to get a better handle on employee misconduct, including identifying a senior executive to be responsible for overseeing the misconduct process.
- TSA to implement to get a better handle on employee misconduct, including identifying a senior executive to be responsible for overseeing the misconduct process.
- Transportation Security Administration to implement to get a better handle on employee misconduct, including identifying a senior executive to be responsible for overseeing the misconduct process.
- Washington to implement to get a better handle on employee misconduct, including identifying a senior executive to be responsible for overseeing the misconduct process.


An arm, legs, underwear, dark jeans and size 5½ Air Jordan sneakers turned up on the Queens side of the East River. The jeans and shoes were the same size of Avonte Oquendo, an autistic 14-year-old last seen last fall walking unsupervised out of his school. Yet his mother was steadfast: "It's not Avonte until it's Avonte." That time has come. On Tuesday -- five days after those body parts and scraps of clothing were found -- Vanessa Fontaine learned that DNA tests proved her son's remains indeed had been found. Her lawyer said that Fontaine has been stoic, strong, focused and hopeful throughout this ordeal. But after police told her the news on Tuesday, "she finally just broke down ... just crying and crying."

To which she replied through the tears, "It's

OPTIONS:
- Air Jordan, it's Avonte.
- Avonte, it's Avonte.
- Avonte Oquendo, it's Avonte.
- East River, it's Avonte.
- Fontaine, it's Avonte.
- New York City, it's Avonte.
- Queens, it's Avonte.
- Vanessa Fontaine, it's Avonte.


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A fashion-loving student at an elite private school has allegedly cost his classmates up to $185,000 in a failed get-rich-quick business venture. Alexander Beniac-Brooks, a Year 12 student at Melbourne's Scotch College, is accused of convincing his friends to get involved in an online fashion business but left them tens of thousands of dollars in the red. The teenager allegedly told classmates the business involved manufacturing watches for $2 to $3 in Germany and selling them for a huge profit, the Herald Sun reports. Students handed over hundreds of dollars with one believed to have lost a whopping $150,000 when the scheme collapsed.

When the business collapsed two weeks ago, the father of Mr Beniac-

OPTIONS:
- Alexander Beniac reportedly started personally paying back the teenage investors to start clearing his son's debts.
- Brooks reportedly started personally paying back the teenage investors to start clearing his son's debts.
- Germany reportedly started personally paying back the teenage investors to start clearing his son's debts.
- Herald Sun reportedly started personally paying back the teenage investors to start clearing his son's debts.
- Melbourne reportedly started personally paying back the teenage investors to start clearing his son's debts.
- Scotch College reportedly started personally paying back the teenage investors to start clearing his son's debts.
- Year 12 reportedly started personally paying back the teenage investors to start clearing his son's debts.


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(CNN) Protests that rocked the Venezuelan capital over the weekend are the latest signs of a simmering crisis that's threatening to boil over in the South American country. Rival factions of pro- and anti-government activists took to the streets of Caracas, a day after President Nicolas Maduro declared a "constitutional state of emergency." Maduro said his emergency declaration aimed "to tend to our country and, more importantly, to prepare to denounce, neutralize and overcome the external and foreign aggressions against our country." He has also called for military exercises to take place next weekend to prepare for "any scenario," including a foreign invasion.

The endgame of all this is bad news for

OPTIONS:
- Caracas, Smith says.
- Maduro, Smith says.
- Nicolas Maduro, Smith says.
- South American, Smith says.
- Venezuelan, Smith says.


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(CNN) It may have only been rock 'n' roll --  but Cubans seemed to like it. On Friday, the Rolling Stones became the first major international rock band to play in Cuba, drawing hundreds of thousands of people to a free concert at a decrepit sports complex on the road to the airport. For years, following the Cuban revolution, rock music was banned on Cuban state TV and radio. Cubans who wore long hair and beards faced harassment from officials, including Fidel Castro who told them to dress like men. No more. "Years ago it was difficult to hear our music but here we are," Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger told the crowd in Spanish. "The times are changing."

Instead of blowing up balloons, a rarity in

OPTIONS:
- Cuba, the crowd inflated condoms that they then bounced up into the air.
- Cuban, the crowd inflated condoms that they then bounced up into the air.
- Cubans, the crowd inflated condoms that they then bounced up into the air.
- Fidel Castro, the crowd inflated condoms that they then bounced up into the air.
- Mick Jagger, the crowd inflated condoms that they then bounced up into the air.
- Rolling Stones, the crowd inflated condoms that they then bounced up into the air.
- Spanish, the crowd inflated condoms that they then bounced up into the air.


(CNN) -- It was a homecoming rally to cheer on the Waverly Wolverines football team. They were undefeated this year. Everyone was proud. Then, in the midst of the cheers and a sea of red and white pom poms came a 30-second skit that, for some, turned an afternoon of school pride into one of shame. Three white male students involved in the skit made light of domestic violence, and they did it in racist manner, say some. Two were in blackface as they re-enacted a 2009 domestic abuse incident in which singer Chris Brown assaulted then-girlfriend Rihanna. The student who played Brown was vying for the school's "Mr. Waverly" title -- a school tradition in which skits are performed and the one that garners the most applause wins the title.

Whatever their intentions were, one thing was clear: Their portrayals of Chris Brown and Rihanna fell short -- the kid who played the dairy farmer was crowned Mr.

OPTIONS:
- Brown.
- CNN.
- Chris Brown.
- New York.
- Rihanna.
- Waverly.
- Waverly Wolverines.
- iReport.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump drove out his chief of staff on Friday, replacing Reince Priebus with Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly in an explosive move that ends a turbulent six-month tenure. "The President wanted to go a different direction," Priebus told CNN's Wolf Blitzer on "The Situation Room" Friday evening. "A president has a right to hit a reset button. I think it's a good time to hit the reset button. I think he was right to hit the reset button." "I'm always going to be a Trump fan," Priebus said. "I'm on Team Trump and I look forward to helping him achieve his goals and his agenda for the American people."

In his CNN interview,

OPTIONS:
- American repeatedly declined to respond to the comments.
- CNN repeatedly declined to respond to the comments.
- Donald Trump repeatedly declined to respond to the comments.
- Homeland Security repeatedly declined to respond to the comments.
- John Kelly repeatedly declined to respond to the comments.
- Priebus repeatedly declined to respond to the comments.
- Reince Priebus repeatedly declined to respond to the comments.
- Team Trump repeatedly declined to respond to the comments.
- The Situation Room repeatedly declined to respond to the comments.
- Trump repeatedly declined to respond to the comments.
- Washington repeatedly declined to respond to the comments.
- Wolf Blitzer repeatedly declined to respond to the comments.


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I brought you the Manchester United haters test a few weeks ago – you can read it HERE. Now it’s time for the ‘Wayne Rooney Test.’ What’s the first thing you think about when you hear the name Wayne Rooney? a) How close he is to breaking scoring records with Manchester United and England b) Any of the following - Being punched in his kitchen by Phil Bardsley, demanding a massive salary at Manchester United or barking into the camera at the 2010 World Cup and at West Ham. If you answered b) then I’d question your passion for football.

Unless you hate

OPTIONS:
- 2010 World Cup, or you’re jealous of Rooney’s success and wealth.
- England, or you’re jealous of Rooney’s success and wealth.
- Man United, or you’re jealous of Rooney’s success and wealth.
- Manchester United, or you’re jealous of Rooney’s success and wealth.
- Phil Bardsley, or you’re jealous of Rooney’s success and wealth.
- Rooney, or you’re jealous of Rooney’s success and wealth.
- Spurs, or you’re jealous of Rooney’s success and wealth.
- Tottenham, or you’re jealous of Rooney’s success and wealth.
- Wayne Rooney, or you’re jealous of Rooney’s success and wealth.
- Wayne Rooney Test, or you’re jealous of Rooney’s success and wealth.
- West Ham, or you’re jealous of Rooney’s success and wealth.


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Floyd Mayweather v Manny Pacquiao will be the biggest fight of all time financially and the most significant this century. Evaluating the greatest ever fights is a complex variable of several factors including not only the quality and excitement of the action but the political, social and cultural undertones, the scale of expectation and outside influences. Where Money Man v PacMan comes to rank among the most important fights in ring history will depend upon what happens that coming night in the MGM Grand Garden Arena. In this, the sixth in a series of 12 fights that shaped boxing history, I recall when a hard man could take no more...

After being caught flush in the face in the eighth round,

OPTIONS:
- Duran turned his back and said 'No mas'
- Floyd Mayweather turned his back and said 'No mas'
- Jeff Powell turned his back and said 'No mas'
- Leonard turned his back and said 'No mas'
- MGM Grand Garden Arena turned his back and said 'No mas'
- Manny Pacquiao turned his back and said 'No mas'
- Money Man turned his back and said 'No mas'
- No Mas turned his back and said 'No mas'
- PacMan turned his back and said 'No mas'
- Panama turned his back and said 'No mas'
- Roberto Duran turned his back and said 'No mas'
- Sportsmail turned his back and said 'No mas'
- Sugar Ray Leonard turned his back and said 'No mas'


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A fun family outing turned to horror in the Chicago suburb of Wood Dale on Sunday, when a sudden storm hit a local fair and a father of two was killed. Not long before 35-year-old Steven Nincic was fatally struck in the head by the upturned tent, his family took a picture of him taking his toddler daughter for a ride on the merry-go-round. In the tragic last photo Nincic's 2-year-old daughter beams astride a blue-saddled pony, while her father protectively holds her steady. Dan Sabia, whose stepdaughter Nicole was married to Nincic, told the Chicago Tribune that the couple took their toddler daughter and Nicole's 9-year-old daughter to the Wood Dale Festival on Sunday, where the two girls tried and failed to win goldfish in a fair game.

'He was a guy that got up every day and went to work,' Sabia said of

OPTIONS:
- Chicago.
- Chicago Tribune.
- Dan Sabia.
- Nicole.
- Nincic.
- Prairie Fest.
- Steven Nincic.
- Wood Dale.
- Wood Dale Festival.


A man facing trial for helping his former lover strangle a woman during a sexual encounter, told the court his former flame had a 'twisted desire to kill' and that he had only dug the victim's crude grave. Micheal John Duffy, 34, pleaded not guilty to murdering Colleen Deborah Ayers, 33, whose decomposed body was uncovered in a shallow grave on her parent's 25-acre Lakesland property, located near Picton, south west of Sydney. In the opening statements of Duffy's trial Crown prosecutor Elizabeth Wilkins SC told the jury, that while his former partner, Rachel Evans, had initiated the violent act, Duffy had willingly joined in.

'It was at that stage that the accused

OPTIONS:
- Ayers intervened and also started strangling her,' she said.
- Colleen Deborah Ayers intervened and also started strangling her,' she said.
- Duffy intervened and also started strangling her,' she said.
- Evans intervened and also started strangling her,' she said.
- John Duffy intervened and also started strangling her,' she said.
- Micheal intervened and also started strangling her,' she said.
- Rachel Evans intervened and also started strangling her,' she said.
- esland pr intervened and also started strangling her,' she said.
- heal Jo intervened and also started strangling her,' she said.
- leen Deborah Ayers, 3 intervened and also started strangling her,' she said.
- n Duffy, 3 intervened and also started strangling her,' she said.
- ton, s intervened and also started strangling her,' she said.


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(CNN) For the first time, Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has directly accused North Korea of murdering Kim Jong Nam. It comes amid a deepening diplomatic row over the February killing of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's half-brother at Kuala Lumpur International Airport 2. "What we are facing now is the result of their action in assassinating their own citizen in Malaysia, on Malaysian soil, using a strictly banned chemical weapon," Najib told state media agency Bernama Wednesday. A press official for Najib confirmed the comments to CNN. North Korea has repeatedly denied any involvement in Kim Jong Nam's murder.

OPTIONS:
- Bernama died on February 13, fewer than 20 minutes after two women wiped his face with the highly toxic VX nerve agent, according to Malaysian police.
- CNN died on February 13, fewer than 20 minutes after two women wiped his face with the highly toxic VX nerve agent, according to Malaysian police.
- Kim died on February 13, fewer than 20 minutes after two women wiped his face with the highly toxic VX nerve agent, according to Malaysian police.
- Kim Jong Nam died on February 13, fewer than 20 minutes after two women wiped his face with the highly toxic VX nerve agent, according to Malaysian police.
- Kim Jong Un died on February 13, fewer than 20 minutes after two women wiped his face with the highly toxic VX nerve agent, according to Malaysian police.
- Kuala Lumpur International Airport died on February 13, fewer than 20 minutes after two women wiped his face with the highly toxic VX nerve agent, according to Malaysian police.
- Malaysia died on February 13, fewer than 20 minutes after two women wiped his face with the highly toxic VX nerve agent, according to Malaysian police.
- Malaysian died on February 13, fewer than 20 minutes after two women wiped his face with the highly toxic VX nerve agent, according to Malaysian police.
- Najib died on February 13, fewer than 20 minutes after two women wiped his face with the highly toxic VX nerve agent, according to Malaysian police.
- Najib Razak died on February 13, fewer than 20 minutes after two women wiped his face with the highly toxic VX nerve agent, according to Malaysian police.
- North Korea died on February 13, fewer than 20 minutes after two women wiped his face with the highly toxic VX nerve agent, according to Malaysian police.
- North Korean died on February 13, fewer than 20 minutes after two women wiped his face with the highly toxic VX nerve agent, according to Malaysian police.


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Washington (CNN) No one knows who will win the White House on Tuesday. But there's already one undisputed loser from the ferocious presidential campaign: James Comey. The FBI director cleared Hillary Clinton for a second time Sunday in the probe over her private email server. But the damage to her campaign -- and his own reputation -- is unlikely to quickly heal. With his highly public handling of the email probe and his resulting entanglement in the political tumult, Comey accomplished the unusual feat of antagonizing each side of the partisan divide. In the aftermath, his stature is diminished and his future in a Clinton or Donald Trump administration is highly uncertain.

Comey is three years into a 10-year appointment at the

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Clinton.
- Comey.
- Democrats.
- Donald Trump.
- FBI.
- Hillary Clinton.
- James Comey.
- Republicans.
- Washington.
- White House.


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Gone are they days when the likes of Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell, and Elle Macpherson ruled the runway, appearing in pictures snapped by famous photographers and then returning to their undocumented private lives. These days, it seems you can't even think about achieving supermodel status without a staggering social media presence. And far from days gone by when the most popular models were those whose lives remained a mystery to the public, the designer darlings who've become household names today are those who've got the keenest eye for an Instagram-worthy moment. And while no one comes close to having as many fashion-loving followers as a certain member of the Kardashian clan, Daily Mail Online has rounded up fifteen of the most-followed models - and five Instagram up-and-comers who are gunning to join their ranks.

The star’s celebrity-heavy squad of best friends;

OPTIONS:
- British regularly shares snaps of herself with other members of her famous family, as well as fellow supermodels like Gigi Hadid and Jourdan Dunn (see below).
- Cara Delevingne regularly shares snaps of herself with other members of her famous family, as well as fellow supermodels like Gigi Hadid and Jourdan Dunn (see below).
- Daily Mail Online regularly shares snaps of herself with other members of her famous family, as well as fellow supermodels like Gigi Hadid and Jourdan Dunn (see below).
- Elle Macpherson regularly shares snaps of herself with other members of her famous family, as well as fellow supermodels like Gigi Hadid and Jourdan Dunn (see below).
- Instagram regularly shares snaps of herself with other members of her famous family, as well as fellow supermodels like Gigi Hadid and Jourdan Dunn (see below).
- Kardashian regularly shares snaps of herself with other members of her famous family, as well as fellow supermodels like Gigi Hadid and Jourdan Dunn (see below).
- Kate Moss regularly shares snaps of herself with other members of her famous family, as well as fellow supermodels like Gigi Hadid and Jourdan Dunn (see below).
- Kendall regularly shares snaps of herself with other members of her famous family, as well as fellow supermodels like Gigi Hadid and Jourdan Dunn (see below).
- Naomi Campbell regularly shares snaps of herself with other members of her famous family, as well as fellow supermodels like Gigi Hadid and Jourdan Dunn (see below).


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Bozeman, Montana (CNN) Looking up at the large projection of vote totals in the ballroom of the Hilton Garden Inn on Thursday night, Montana Republican Party Chairman Jeff Essmann looked relaxed and promised, "It ain't gonna be close." The scene would not have been surprising a week ago, when Republican Greg Gianforte, a wealthy Bozeman businessman, was widely expected to win Montana's special election against folk singer Rob Quist. But in the race's final 36 hours, a reporter accused Gianforte of "body slamming" him at a campaign event, Gianforte was charged with misdemeanor assault, and three major newspapers pulled their endorsements of him before polls opened Thursday morning.

Republicans also brought out attack ads against

OPTIONS:
- Bozeman that featured a local contractor that said Quist stiffed him for work he did.
- CNN that featured a local contractor that said Quist stiffed him for work he did.
- Democrats that featured a local contractor that said Quist stiffed him for work he did.
- Gianforte that featured a local contractor that said Quist stiffed him for work he did.
- Greg Gianforte that featured a local contractor that said Quist stiffed him for work he did.
- Hilton Garden Inn that featured a local contractor that said Quist stiffed him for work he did.
- Jeff Essmann that featured a local contractor that said Quist stiffed him for work he did.
- Montana that featured a local contractor that said Quist stiffed him for work he did.
- Montana Republican Party that featured a local contractor that said Quist stiffed him for work he did.
- Republican that featured a local contractor that said Quist stiffed him for work he did.
- Republicans that featured a local contractor that said Quist stiffed him for work he did.
- Rob Quist that featured a local contractor that said Quist stiffed him for work he did.
- Trump that featured a local contractor that said Quist stiffed him for work he did.


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(CNN) Since the presidential election, pundits have struggled to explain Donald Trump's upset win. Liberal columnists are united in shock that so many people voted for a man who inflamed racial, ethnic and religious tensions, insulted and mistreated women, and was deemed temperamentally unfit to be president, even by many of his supporters. Conservatives are divided. Conservative columnist Ross Douthat bemoans the "crude genius" that has brought America to the brink of "catastrophe." House Speaker Paul Ryan, who repeatedly denounced Trump during the campaign, now hails Trump's election as a sign that Americans have repudiated "failed liberal progressive policies." But the biggest debates swirl around Trump's appeal to working-class whites. And this appeal represents something far more complicated than either side admits.

As a recent CNN poll shows, white working-class and rural voters without a college degree are not the poorest of

OPTIONS:
- America, but they are the most pessimistic about their future prospects.
- Americans, but they are the most pessimistic about their future prospects.
- Conservative, but they are the most pessimistic about their future prospects.
- Conservatives, but they are the most pessimistic about their future prospects.
- Coontz, but they are the most pessimistic about their future prospects.
- Democrat, but they are the most pessimistic about their future prospects.
- Donald Trump, but they are the most pessimistic about their future prospects.
- Hillary Clinton, but they are the most pessimistic about their future prospects.
- House, but they are the most pessimistic about their future prospects.
- Liberal, but they are the most pessimistic about their future prospects.
- Paul Ryan, but they are the most pessimistic about their future prospects.
- Ross Douthat, but they are the most pessimistic about their future prospects.
- Stephanie Coontz, but they are the most pessimistic about their future prospects.
- Trump, but they are the most pessimistic about their future prospects.


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Washington (CNN) Bill Clinton criticized President Barack Obama's signature policy reform Monday while on the stump for his wife, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, calling Obamacare "the craziest thing in the world." But he attempted to temper his criticism at a Tuesday rally. Speaking at a Democratic rally in Flint, Michigan, the former president ripped into the Affordable Care Act (ACA) for flooding the health care insurance market and causing premiums to rise for middle-class Americans who do not qualify for subsidies. "So you've got this crazy system where all of a sudden 25 million more people have health care and then the people who are out there busting it, sometimes 60 hours a week, wind up with their premiums doubled and their coverage cut in half. It's the craziest thing in the world," Clinton said.

And while he was slightly short-handed, it's clear to everyone, including President

OPTIONS:
- ACA, that improvements are needed," Urena said in a statement.
- Affordable Care Act, that improvements are needed," Urena said in a statement.
- Americans, that improvements are needed," Urena said in a statement.
- Barack Obama, that improvements are needed," Urena said in a statement.
- Bill Clinton, that improvements are needed," Urena said in a statement.
- CNN, that improvements are needed," Urena said in a statement.
- Clinton, that improvements are needed," Urena said in a statement.
- Democratic, that improvements are needed," Urena said in a statement.
- Flint, that improvements are needed," Urena said in a statement.
- Hillary Clinton, that improvements are needed," Urena said in a statement.
- Medicaid, that improvements are needed," Urena said in a statement.
- Medicare, that improvements are needed," Urena said in a statement.
- Michigan, that improvements are needed," Urena said in a statement.
- Obamacare, that improvements are needed," Urena said in a statement.
- Washington, that improvements are needed," Urena said in a statement.


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Russia is considering bailing out Greece in exchange for the country’s ‘assets’, it was reported last night. Alexis Tsipras, Greece’s prime minister, will meet Vladimir Putin in Moscow today, amid reports that the Kremlin will offer controversial loans and discounts on supplies of natural gas in a bid to lessen its dependence on the West The visit will raise fears the radical left government is looking east in search of alternative sources of finance as it bids to avoid bankruptcy. Scroll down for video Alexis Tsipras, Greece’s prime minister, will meet Vladimir Putin (pictured earlier this week) in Moscow today, amid reports that the Kremlin will offer controversial loans and discounts on supplies of natural gas

OPTIONS:
- Alexis Tsipras is obliged to pay 450million euros of its debt in a matter of days
- Greece is obliged to pay 450million euros of its debt in a matter of days
- Kremlin is obliged to pay 450million euros of its debt in a matter of days
- Moscow is obliged to pay 450million euros of its debt in a matter of days
- Russia is obliged to pay 450million euros of its debt in a matter of days
- Vladimir Putin is obliged to pay 450million euros of its debt in a matter of days
- West is obliged to pay 450million euros of its debt in a matter of days


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Adnan Januzaj's frustration at Borussia Dortmund is set to continue after the club's sporting director claimed the season-long loan from Manchester United will not end early. The 20-year-old joined the Bundesliga giants in August after falling out of Louis van Gaal's plans at Old Trafford despite scoring the winner at Aston Villa a fortnight before. Januzaj has since struggled to make an impact in Thomas Tuchel's line-up in Germany, featuring predominantly from the bench. In nine appearances, Januzaj has only played 371 minutes of football and has started just twice in the Europa League. Such restricted chances led to suggestions that the Belgian could be sent back to Manchester however sporting director Michael Zorc denied the move.

He has gone from fighting for places at

OPTIONS:
- Adnan Januzaj to a similar position in Dortmund, with Marcos Reus, Shinji Kagawa, Henrikh Mykhitaryan and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang all performing well.
- Aston Villa to a similar position in Dortmund, with Marcos Reus, Shinji Kagawa, Henrikh Mykhitaryan and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang all performing well.
- Belgian to a similar position in Dortmund, with Marcos Reus, Shinji Kagawa, Henrikh Mykhitaryan and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang all performing well.
- Belgium to a similar position in Dortmund, with Marcos Reus, Shinji Kagawa, Henrikh Mykhitaryan and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang all performing well.
- Borussia Dortmund to a similar position in Dortmund, with Marcos Reus, Shinji Kagawa, Henrikh Mykhitaryan and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang all performing well.
- Bundesliga to a similar position in Dortmund, with Marcos Reus, Shinji Kagawa, Henrikh Mykhitaryan and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang all performing well.
- Dominic King to a similar position in Dortmund, with Marcos Reus, Shinji Kagawa, Henrikh Mykhitaryan and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang all performing well.
- Europa League to a similar position in Dortmund, with Marcos Reus, Shinji Kagawa, Henrikh Mykhitaryan and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang all performing well.
- Germany to a similar position in Dortmund, with Marcos Reus, Shinji Kagawa, Henrikh Mykhitaryan and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang all performing well.
- Januzaj to a similar position in Dortmund, with Marcos Reus, Shinji Kagawa, Henrikh Mykhitaryan and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang all performing well.
- Louis van Gaal to a similar position in Dortmund, with Marcos Reus, Shinji Kagawa, Henrikh Mykhitaryan and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang all performing well.
- Manchester to a similar position in Dortmund, with Marcos Reus, Shinji Kagawa, Henrikh Mykhitaryan and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang all performing well.
- Manchester United to a similar position in Dortmund, with Marcos Reus, Shinji Kagawa, Henrikh Mykhitaryan and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang all performing well.
- Michael Zorc to a similar position in Dortmund, with Marcos Reus, Shinji Kagawa, Henrikh Mykhitaryan and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang all performing well.
- Old Trafford to a similar position in Dortmund, with Marcos Reus, Shinji Kagawa, Henrikh Mykhitaryan and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang all performing well.
- Thomas Tuchel to a similar position in Dortmund, with Marcos Reus, Shinji Kagawa, Henrikh Mykhitaryan and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang all performing well.


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(CNN) President Donald Trump's proposed border wall has drawn the interest of hundreds of companies, but the larger, more experienced firms might not be on board. The deadline to submit proposals for the wall was Tuesday at 4 p.m. ET, and many of the biggest construction and engineering companies are steering clear of bidding for the project altogether. Several companies who otherwise possess the resources and experience to manage and deliver such a large and complex project are staying away from it largely due to concerns about political backlash, according to Dave Raymond, President and CEO of the American Council on Engineering Companies. He told CNN, "in my lifetime, I can't think of a similar experience."

There are also concerns about how working on the wall would affect a construction company's ability to work in other countries, given that the

OPTIONS:
- American Council on Engineering Companies plan has received a great deal of international criticism."
- CNN plan has received a great deal of international criticism."
- Dave Raymond plan has received a great deal of international criticism."
- Donald Trump plan has received a great deal of international criticism."


(CNN) -- By now, early adopters of the iPhone 4S, which has sold more than 4 million units since debuting on Friday, have no doubt taken Siri for a spin. The voice-activated "personal assistant" is a talkative tool that helps schedule appointments, send and receive messages and perform any number of other routine tasks. But for iPhone owners presented with the sci-fi dream of a computer that talks back in a robotic female voice, the temptation to test the app's more random -- and existential -- sides has been pretty overwhelming, too. The Internet, always up for a chuckle, has noticed. Blog posts, tweets and even whole websites are popping up to share what happens when users start testing the boundaries of the app by peppering Siri with off-the-wall questions.

A: I don't know what you mean by "

OPTIONS:
- CNN, make me a sandwich."
- Internet, make me a sandwich."
- Siri, make me a sandwich."
- Star Trek, make me a sandwich."
- iPhone, make me a sandwich."
- iPhone 4S, make me a sandwich."


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Yaya Toure has told his critics and manager Manuel Pellegrini that he is not 'back' at Manchester City because he never left. The Ivory Coast midfielder was criticised last season when the club finished second to Chelsea in the Barclays Premier League, but was outstanding against West Bromwich Albion on Monday night. Pellegrini even admitted following the 3-0 win that he was 'sure we are going to see the same Yaya we saw two seasons ago' when City won the title, but Toure disagrees with his manager. 'I know what I have to do and I don't care what people say about me,' Toure said. 'I'm not back – I'm always there.

Next up for

OPTIONS:
- Barclays Premier League is Chelsea, who began their Premier League title defence with a 2-2 draw at home against Swansea City.
- Chelsea is Chelsea, who began their Premier League title defence with a 2-2 draw at home against Swansea City.
- City is Chelsea, who began their Premier League title defence with a 2-2 draw at home against Swansea City.
- Ivory Coast is Chelsea, who began their Premier League title defence with a 2-2 draw at home against Swansea City.
- Jamie Carragher is Chelsea, who began their Premier League title defence with a 2-2 draw at home against Swansea City.
- Manchester City is Chelsea, who began their Premier League title defence with a 2-2 draw at home against Swansea City.
- Manuel Pellegrini is Chelsea, who began their Premier League title defence with a 2-2 draw at home against Swansea City.
- Pellegrini is Chelsea, who began their Premier League title defence with a 2-2 draw at home against Swansea City.
- The Hawthorns is Chelsea, who began their Premier League title defence with a 2-2 draw at home against Swansea City.
- Toure is Chelsea, who began their Premier League title defence with a 2-2 draw at home against Swansea City.
- West Brom is Chelsea, who began their Premier League title defence with a 2-2 draw at home against Swansea City.
- West Bromwich Albion is Chelsea, who began their Premier League title defence with a 2-2 draw at home against Swansea City.
- Yaya is Chelsea, who began their Premier League title defence with a 2-2 draw at home against Swansea City.
- Yaya Toure is Chelsea, who began their Premier League title defence with a 2-2 draw at home against Swansea City.


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Two dogs that had been missing for a week are now safely back home after they were discovered in the woods, where one had watched dutifully over the other as she sat trapped in a ravine. The dogs, a Basset hound named Phoebe and a Setter mix named Tillie, went missing September 8 and as days went by without a trace, their Washington State owners feared the worst. However, when a 'reddish' dog was spotted coming up to residents of a private property and before disappearing into a ravine, the Vashon Island Pet Protectors (VIPP) got wind of the sighting.

A small one-woof response when we called out,' reads an overjoyed post on

OPTIONS:
- Basset's Facebook.
- Irish's Facebook.
- Phoebe's Facebook.
- Setter's Facebook.
- Tillie's Facebook.
- VIPP's Facebook.
- Vashon Island's Facebook.
- Vashon Island Pet Protectors's Facebook.
- Washington State's Facebook.


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(CNN) -- Vito Maggiolo, an assignment editor in Washington who has been with CNN since the network started in 1980, was sent to Beijing in the spring of 1989 to help cover the historic visit of Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to China -- like everyone else who was sent to Beijing. Vito Maggiolo (right) argued that a letter requiring CNN to stop broadcasting did not have the correct seal, or "chop." "All of us went to China prepared for and expecting to cover what for us was a fairly routine, scheduled, structured event," said Maggiolo. "Then we had this whole event in the square materialize and suddenly ... we found ourselves covering a mini-revolution."

Just a few days later, on June 4, Maggiolo was back in Washington at a

OPTIONS:
- Beijing firehouse, where he volunteered, shooting video for the fire and emergency service there.
- CNN firehouse, where he volunteered, shooting video for the fire and emergency service there.
- China firehouse, where he volunteered, shooting video for the fire and emergency service there.
- Chinese firehouse, where he volunteered, shooting video for the fire and emergency service there.
- Maggiolo firehouse, where he volunteered, shooting video for the fire and emergency service there.
- Mikhail Gorbachev firehouse, where he volunteered, shooting video for the fire and emergency service there.
- Soviet firehouse, where he volunteered, shooting video for the fire and emergency service there.
- Vito Maggiolo firehouse, where he volunteered, shooting video for the fire and emergency service there.
- Washington firehouse, where he volunteered, shooting video for the fire and emergency service there.


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

(CNN) One of Afghanistan's most notorious warlords Gulbuddin Hekmatyar has returned to the Afghan capital Kabul after nearly two decades in exile, reported Tolo, an Afghan news agency. The return of Hekmatyar, a former prime minister, comes eight months after the government signed a peace deal with representatives of Hezb-e-Islami -- the insurgent faction led by the warlord. Hekmatyar's convoy, complete with luxury SUVs loaded with heavily armed men, drove almost 200 kilometers from Nangarhar Province to Kabul on Thursday. Dozens of Kabul residents gathered along the streets as he arrived, with some chanting, "Long live Hekmatyar." He then met with Afghan president Ashraf Ghani. He was expected to address a mass rally Friday at Kabul's Ghazi Stadium, Tolo reports.

In return, Hezb-e-

OPTIONS:
- Afghan will renounce its ties with extremist groups.
- Afghanistan will renounce its ties with extremist groups.
- Ashraf Ghani will renounce its ties with extremist groups.
- Ghazi Stadium will renounce its ties with extremist groups.
- Gulbuddin Hekmatyar will renounce its ties with extremist groups.
- Hekmatyar will renounce its ties with extremist groups.
- Hezb will renounce its ties with extremist groups.
- Islami will renounce its ties with extremist groups.
- Kabul will renounce its ties with extremist groups.
- Nangarhar Province will renounce its ties with extremist groups.
- Rocketyar will renounce its ties with extremist groups.
- Tolo will renounce its ties with extremist groups.
- Warlord will renounce its ties with extremist groups.


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Brussels, Belgium (CNN) Police detained six people in raids Thursday night as investigators raced to uncover the network behind this week's terror attacks in the Belgian capital. The Belgian federal prosecutor's office didn't provide details about who had been detained in the Brussels raids, why they had been apprehended or whether they will face charges. "It will be decided tomorrow if these people will remain in custody," the office said in a statement released late Thursday. Two people were taken into custody in Brussels' Jette neighborhood, one person was detained in a different part of the capital, and three people were in a vehicle in front of the federal prosecutor's office when authorities apprehended them, public broadcaster RTBF reported.

That man, they say, shown in photographs wearing a black hat, was one of three attackers at

OPTIONS:
- Belgian.
- Belgium.
- Brussels.
- CNN.
- Jette.
- RTBF.


Beijing, China (CNN) -- Can Lee Kai Fu make innovation work in China? Lee is the former president of Google in China who left the Internet search giant last Fall just months before the company's high profile scuffle with the Chinese government over censorship rules and alleged hacker attacks. That furor raised Lee's international profile, but the 48-year-old is now fully focused on the future, hoping to inject a new spirit of innovation into Chinese business with his investment and incubation company Innovation Works. "People expect Innovation Works to be magical," said Lee during an interview with CNN in June at his company's offices, located just across the street from Google's China headquarters.

"I can never please any audiences with what I have to say [about

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- Apple]," Lee told CNN.
- Beijing]," Lee told CNN.
- CNN]," Lee told CNN.
- China]," Lee told CNN.
- Chinese]," Lee told CNN.
- Google]," Lee told CNN.
- Innovation Works]," Lee told CNN.
- Lee]," Lee told CNN.
- Lee Kai Fu]," Lee told CNN.
- Microsoft]," Lee told CNN.


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Alex McKinnon has accused NRL Test captain Cameron Smith of making 'disgusting' comments to blame the wheelchair-bound player for causing his own injury and claims he hasn't heard from Smith since the day he was paralysed. McKinnon, 23, suffered two fractured vertebrae in a tackle while playing The Melbourne Storm in March, 2014 and could now spend the rest of his life in a wheelchair. The former Newcastle Knights player has slammed Melbourne Storm captain Smith for making ‘f***ing ridiculous’ comments immediately after the tackle and in subsequent interviews, according to News Corp. McKinnon also claims he ‘hasn’t heard’ from Smith once in the 16 months since his injury during his exclusive chat with 60 Minutes.

'They are pretty much like a married couple and wedding day will happen .. whether they decide to wait for

OPTIONS:
- Alex to really walk down the aisle and he wants it, who knows?'
- Alex McKinnon to really walk down the aisle and he wants it, who knows?'
- Cameron Smith to really walk down the aisle and he wants it, who knows?'
- McKinnon to really walk down the aisle and he wants it, who knows?'
- Melbourne Storm to really walk down the aisle and he wants it, who knows?'
- NRL to really walk down the aisle and he wants it, who knows?'
- Newcastle Knights to really walk down the aisle and he wants it, who knows?'
- Nine Network to really walk down the aisle and he wants it, who knows?'
- Smith to really walk down the aisle and he wants it, who knows?'


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The unveiling of the David Jones Christmas windows is eagerly awaited each year - the department store known for its elaborate and creative annual displays. But since the glamorous launch of the windows on October 30, those who have visited the Sydney city store to view the creations have been less than impressed - even though they were the product of over 5,000 man hours. Hundreds of disappointed fans have taken to Facebook to slam the department store for their 2015 Colour Me in Christmas, Expedition of the Elves windows, which were illustrated by James Gulliver Hancock. 'So shocked and disapointed with the Christmas windows this year David Jones, hardly anything Christmassy about them colourless colouring in books and a few items draped over them then a small window with the nativity [sic],' one disappointed fan said on Facebook.

The criticism is referring to the purposely incomplete designs that will be completed and coloured in live in store by

OPTIONS:
- Christmassy throughout December.
- Colour Me in Christmas throughout December.
- David Jones throughout December.
- David Jones Christmas throughout December.
- Expedition of the Elves throughout December.
- Facebook throughout December.
- James Gulliver Hancock throughout December.
- Sydney throughout December.


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

When Morgan gave Jackson a ring that once belonged to Monroe,

OPTIONS:
- Abraham Lincoln returned the favor by teaching him his trademark dance step.
- CNN returned the favor by teaching him his trademark dance step.
- JFK returned the favor by teaching him his trademark dance step.
- John F. Kennedy returned the favor by teaching him his trademark dance step.
- Keya Morgan returned the favor by teaching him his trademark dance step.
- Los Angeles returned the favor by teaching him his trademark dance step.
- Marilyn Monroe returned the favor by teaching him his trademark dance step.
- Marina Oswald returned the favor by teaching him his trademark dance step.
- Michael Jackson returned the favor by teaching him his trademark dance step.
- Morgan returned the favor by teaching him his trademark dance step.


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

Washington (CNN) As the White House sought to downplay a meeting between President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin at a G20 dinner, experts fretted that Trump's cavalier approach to engaging with Putin could come back to bite him. "Once again, the Russia fever has caught up with the media and everyone ran out and tried to create a story that simply didn't exist," White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in a press briefing Wednesday. "It would be incredibly awkward for them to all sit at a dinner and not talk." Foreign policy and national security experts see a different scenario -- one in which Putin got a private meeting with the President and no US record of what was discussed or what promises may have been made.

It was remarkable enough for other world leaders to take note, particularly close

OPTIONS:
- CNN allies.
- Donald Trump allies.
- Elbphilharmonie allies.
- G20 allies.
- Germany allies.
- Hamburg allies.
- Putin allies.
- Russia allies.
- Russian allies.
- Sanders allies.
- Sarah Huckabee Sanders allies.
- Trump allies.
- US allies.
- Vladimir Putin allies.
- Washington allies.
- White House allies.


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An 18-year-old new mother battling bone cancer has told how she is unable to get up and see to her crying daughter during the night because the disease has turned her hip to 'chalk'. 'Whenever I want to hold Casey someone has to bring her to me or they have to get everything for her, it’s upsetting when you’re a first-time mum,' Emma Drummond told Daily Mail Australia from her home on the NSW south coast. The teen, from Mount Warrigal near Wollongong, explained that if she had not become pregnant she may never have even discovered that she has bone cancer as during pregnancy doctors passed off her severe leg pain as a strain from her baby's position in her stomach.

However two weeks after the labour a sharp shooting pain down her leg meant

OPTIONS:
- Casey couldn't move her hip properly.
- Daily Mail Australia couldn't move her hip properly.
- Emma Drummond couldn't move her hip properly.
- Lee couldn't move her hip properly.
- Mount Warrigal couldn't move her hip properly.
- NSW couldn't move her hip properly.
- Wollongong couldn't move her hip properly.


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(CNN) Last Friday, a million Russian schoolchildren watched a televised address from Russian President Vladimir Putin. "Artificial intelligence is the future, not only of Russia, but of all of mankind," Putin said. "Whoever becomes the leader in this sphere will become the ruler of the world." After seeing Putin's comments, SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted that "competition for AI superiority at national level (is the) most likely cause of WW3." Though never before stated so frankly by a head of state, Putin's views on AI are increasingly shared by national security leaders in the United States, China and around the world. As I wrote in a report published by the Harvard Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, AI research is likely to deliver a revolution in military technology on par with the invention of aircraft and nuclear weapons. In other words, Musk is correct that each country is pursuing AI superiority and that this pursuit brings new risks.

But in spite of Putin's ambitious goals, Russia's pursuit of AI domination is unlikely to come in the form of generating

OPTIONS:
- AI technological breakthroughs.
- Allen technological breakthroughs.
- CNN technological breakthroughs.
- China technological breakthroughs.
- Elon Musk technological breakthroughs.
- Gregory C. Allen technological breakthroughs.
- Harvard Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs technological breakthroughs.
- Musk technological breakthroughs.
- Putin technological breakthroughs.
- Russia technological breakthroughs.
- Russian technological breakthroughs.
- SpaceX technological breakthroughs.
- Tesla technological breakthroughs.
- United States technological breakthroughs.
- Vladimir Putin technological breakthroughs.
- WW3 technological breakthroughs.


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(CNN) Suspended Russian tennis champ Maria Sharapova admits she made a "huge mistake" by taking a banned performance-enhancing drug called meldonium. But what is it? For what medical reasons would an athlete take it? And why is it banned? The drug, known as meldonium or mildronate, is not approved by the Food and Drug Administration in the United States, but it is prescribed elsewhere to help protect heart tissue by regulating metabolism. It has also been used by neurological clinics to treat patients who have asthenia -- an abnormal lack of energy. The substance had only recently come to the attention of the World Anti-Doping Agency, which started monitoring the use of the drug by athletes in 2015 and banned it outright beginning this year.

OPTIONS:
- Food and Drug Administration was first prescribed the drug in early 2006, according to her attorney, after tests revealed that "she has some immune deficiency, abnormal EKG results, diabetes indicators, low magnesium and asthenia."
- Maria Sharapova was first prescribed the drug in early 2006, according to her attorney, after tests revealed that "she has some immune deficiency, abnormal EKG results, diabetes indicators, low magnesium and asthenia."
- Meldonium was first prescribed the drug in early 2006, according to her attorney, after tests revealed that "she has some immune deficiency, abnormal EKG results, diabetes indicators, low magnesium and asthenia."
- Russian was first prescribed the drug in early 2006, according to her attorney, after tests revealed that "she has some immune deficiency, abnormal EKG results, diabetes indicators, low magnesium and asthenia."
- United States was first prescribed the drug in early 2006, according to her attorney, after tests revealed that "she has some immune deficiency, abnormal EKG results, diabetes indicators, low magnesium and asthenia."
- World Anti-Doping Agency was first prescribed the drug in early 2006, according to her attorney, after tests revealed that "she has some immune deficiency, abnormal EKG results, diabetes indicators, low magnesium and asthenia."


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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and top U.S. officials faced off Monday in dueling speeches on the high-stakes Iran nuclear negotiations, a signature foreign policy objective of President Barack Obama. 'Imagine what Iran would do with nuclear weapons,' he warned on Tuesday, saying that the Islamic republic is already training, arming and dispatching terrorists on five continents. Asked whether President Obama watched the speech, White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest told reporters: 'I don’t believe that he did.' Netanyahu says a nuclear-capable Iran would have the means to achieve its stated goal of annihilating Israel. He listed a litany of instances when Israel has acted on its own, in defiance of the U.S., to protect itself.

There will never be a sunset on America's commitment to

OPTIONS:
- American Israel Public Affairs Committee's security.
- Barack Obama's security.
- Benjamin Netanyahu's security.
- Biden's security.
- Congress's security.
- Democrats's security.
- Iran's security.
- Islamic's security.
- Israel's security.
- Israeli's security.
- John Boehner's security.
- Joint Meeting of Congress's security.
- Josh Earnest's security.
- Netanyahu's security.
- Obama's security.
- Samantha Power's security.
- Susan Rice's security.
- U.S.'s security.
- US's security.
- Washington's security.
- White House's security.


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Washington (CNN) In his first 100 days, President Donald Trump has signed more bills into law than the previous five presidents and has signed more executive orders than any president since Harry Truman. But unlike many of his recent predecessors, Trump didn't score any major legislative victories. Trump does have one big win: The Senate confirmed Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court. That hasn't happened in a president's first 100 days since President James Garfield did it 136 years ago. New laws on the books, but no major legislation Since taking office, Trump has signed 29 bills into law, according to public records. That's more than Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, George H.W. Bush and Ronald Reagan. But Trump hasn't signed any "major legislation" -- a bill that delivers on a campaign promise or has a nationwide impact.

"I don't think (

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama) even tries anymore, I think he just signs executive actions," Trump said in December 2015.
- Bill Clinton) even tries anymore, I think he just signs executive actions," Trump said in December 2015.
- CNN) even tries anymore, I think he just signs executive actions," Trump said in December 2015.
- Donald Trump) even tries anymore, I think he just signs executive actions," Trump said in December 2015.
- George W. Bush) even tries anymore, I think he just signs executive actions," Trump said in December 2015.
- Harry Truman) even tries anymore, I think he just signs executive actions," Trump said in December 2015.
- James Garfield) even tries anymore, I think he just signs executive actions," Trump said in December 2015.
- Neil Gorsuch) even tries anymore, I think he just signs executive actions," Trump said in December 2015.
- Senate) even tries anymore, I think he just signs executive actions," Trump said in December 2015.
- Supreme Court) even tries anymore, I think he just signs executive actions," Trump said in December 2015.
- Trump) even tries anymore, I think he just signs executive actions," Trump said in December 2015.
- US) even tries anymore, I think he just signs executive actions," Trump said in December 2015.
- Washington) even tries anymore, I think he just signs executive actions," Trump said in December 2015.


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(CNN) Donald Trump was never part of the Washington in-crowd. Yet the President is fast losing the few friends he did have in the capital, following a wild period in which he offered cover to white supremacists and ignited a war of words with North Korea, leaving GOP allies in the crossfire. Thursday brought rebukes from two prominent Republican senators and a member of the highly influential Murdoch family, staunch supporters of the President. Bob Corker, one of the most respected Senate Republicans, who has tried to keep open channels to the White House and coax Trump toward a more conventional foreign policy, unloaded on him in a spectacular manner.

RELATED:

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- Bob Corker senators are striking back in Trump's public war of words
- CNN senators are striking back in Trump's public war of words
- Charlottesville senators are striking back in Trump's public war of words
- Donald Trump senators are striking back in Trump's public war of words
- GOP senators are striking back in Trump's public war of words
- Murdoch senators are striking back in Trump's public war of words
- North Korea senators are striking back in Trump's public war of words
- Republican senators are striking back in Trump's public war of words
- Republicans senators are striking back in Trump's public war of words
- Senate senators are striking back in Trump's public war of words
- Trump senators are striking back in Trump's public war of words
- Washington senators are striking back in Trump's public war of words
- White House senators are striking back in Trump's public war of words


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Shanghai (CNN) With a flash of a smile Wang Bin will charm you. With a furrowed brow he'll have you fearing for your life. At 6-feet 3-inches tall, with 220 pounds of lean muscle, 22-year old Wang is a giant among his Chinese countrymen. His handsome, expressive face and impressively imposing physique is why World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) wants to make him one of its "superstars." Wang is the first Chinese pro-wrestler to sign a developmental contract with WWE. He's spent the past three months training at its "Performance Center" in Orlando, Florida and was back in China last week to have his first match at a WWE live show in Shanghai.

After his first visit to

OPTIONS:
- CNN in 2010, he started studying Chinese to connect with his fans.
- China in 2010, he started studying Chinese to connect with his fans.
- Chinese in 2010, he started studying Chinese to connect with his fans.
- Florida in 2010, he started studying Chinese to connect with his fans.
- John Cena in 2010, he started studying Chinese to connect with his fans.
- Orlando in 2010, he started studying Chinese to connect with his fans.
- Performance Center in 2010, he started studying Chinese to connect with his fans.
- Shanghai in 2010, he started studying Chinese to connect with his fans.
- WWE in 2010, he started studying Chinese to connect with his fans.
- Wang in 2010, he started studying Chinese to connect with his fans.
- Wang Bin in 2010, he started studying Chinese to connect with his fans.
- World Wrestling Entertainment in 2010, he started studying Chinese to connect with his fans.


How does the sentence end?

Salford gained revenge for their shock Challenge Cup defeat at Leigh in April to make it two wins out of two in the Super League qualifiers with a 46-18 win on Sunday. Two-try Rangi Chase was in inspired form for Salford who ran in four converted tries in the last 20 minutes against a tiring defence. The Red Devils led 16-0 at half time with touchdowns from Ben Jones-Bishop, Scott Taylor and Ian Thornley with Michael Dobson kicking two goals. A Chase solo try increased the advantage to 22-0 before Leigh rocked Salford with two touchdowns in three minutes through Adam Higson and Greg McNally.

Then

OPTIONS:
- Adam Higson made amends by leaving four defenders stranded on a bewildering run to notch his second try after 63 minutes and put the game beyond reach for the Centurions at 34-12.
- Ben Jones made amends by leaving four defenders stranded on a bewildering run to notch his second try after 63 minutes and put the game beyond reach for the Centurions at 34-12.
- Bishop made amends by leaving four defenders stranded on a bewildering run to notch his second try after 63 minutes and put the game beyond reach for the Centurions at 34-12.
- Challenge Cup made amends by leaving four defenders stranded on a bewildering run to notch his second try after 63 minutes and put the game beyond reach for the Centurions at 34-12.
- Chase made amends by leaving four defenders stranded on a bewildering run to notch his second try after 63 minutes and put the game beyond reach for the Centurions at 34-12.
- Greg McNally made amends by leaving four defenders stranded on a bewildering run to notch his second try after 63 minutes and put the game beyond reach for the Centurions at 34-12.
- Hull KR made amends by leaving four defenders stranded on a bewildering run to notch his second try after 63 minutes and put the game beyond reach for the Centurions at 34-12.
- Ian Thornley made amends by leaving four defenders stranded on a bewildering run to notch his second try after 63 minutes and put the game beyond reach for the Centurions at 34-12.
- Leigh made amends by leaving four defenders stranded on a bewildering run to notch his second try after 63 minutes and put the game beyond reach for the Centurions at 34-12.
- Michael Dobson made amends by leaving four defenders stranded on a bewildering run to notch his second try after 63 minutes and put the game beyond reach for the Centurions at 34-12.
- Rangi Chase made amends by leaving four defenders stranded on a bewildering run to notch his second try after 63 minutes and put the game beyond reach for the Centurions at 34-12.
- Red Devils made amends by leaving four defenders stranded on a bewildering run to notch his second try after 63 minutes and put the game beyond reach for the Centurions at 34-12.
- Salford made amends by leaving four defenders stranded on a bewildering run to notch his second try after 63 minutes and put the game beyond reach for the Centurions at 34-12.
- Scott Taylor made amends by leaving four defenders stranded on a bewildering run to notch his second try after 63 minutes and put the game beyond reach for the Centurions at 34-12.
- Super League made amends by leaving four defenders stranded on a bewildering run to notch his second try after 63 minutes and put the game beyond reach for the Centurions at 34-12.


Find the right ending to this passage.

The father of murdered bride Anni Dewani has today marked what would have been his daughter's 33rd birthday in a hospital bed after his arm was torn off in a freak accident. Engineer Vinod Hindocha, 65, was fixing a lift when it plunged to the ground, ripping his right arm off. He underwent a 13-hour operation to reattach his limb after being airlifted to hospital in Gothenberg, Sweden. Today, Mr Hindocha posted a picture on Facebook of himself with two nurses and wife his Nilam, a cake and treats to mark Anni's birthday. She was 27 when she was shot dead on her honeymoon in South Africa.

'Nilam and

OPTIONS:
- Anni have had a very difficult few months.
- Anni Dewani have had a very difficult few months.
- Facebook have had a very difficult few months.
- Gothenberg have had a very difficult few months.
- Hindocha have had a very difficult few months.
- Nilam have had a very difficult few months.
- South Africa have had a very difficult few months.
- Sweden have had a very difficult few months.
- Vinod Hindocha have had a very difficult few months.


Two days after struggling with her emotions on her competitive return to the BNP Paribas Open, Serena Williams was in a much more relaxed mood on Sunday as she powered her way into the fourth round. The American world No 1, who made a nervous start before battling past Romania's Monica Niculescu 7-5 7-5 in her opening match, was back to business as usual with a 6-2 6-0 demolition of Kazakhstan's Zarina Diyas. 'I was able to relax because I was able to do more of the right things and not make as many mistakes as I did in my last round,' said Williams, who boycotted the Indian Wells event for 14 years after winning the 2001 final.

Williams, a 19-times grand slam singles champion, had been apprehensive and 'a little nervous' after finally deciding to return to

OPTIONS:
- American after such a long time away.
- American Sloane Stephens after such a long time away.
- BNP Paribas Open after such a long time away.
- Indian Wells after such a long time away.
- Kazakhstan after such a long time away.
- Monica Niculescu after such a long time away.
- Romania after such a long time away.
- Serena Williams after such a long time away.
- Williams after such a long time away.
- Zarina Diyas after such a long time away.


Find the right ending to this passage.

MIAMI, Florida (CNN)  -- They could probably smell him coming for miles. Circus performers Andrea and Daniel Raffo with their son, Davian. "Breakfast, boys," Daniel Raffo proclaimed as his cats jumped with excitement in their cages. Raffo set down his wheelbarrow, filled with Grade A beef. Using a pitchfork, he fed his Bengal tigers. It's the morning ritual at Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus. Raffo is the show's tiger trainer. He's a fifth-generation circus performer from Argentina. On this morning, the show awakes in Miami, Florida. "You get up in the morning; you wash the animal, clean it up; you feed them, then you play with them a bit," Raffo said. "And then during the day, you spend some time with your family."

He, wife Andrea and son Davian are all on a two-year tour with

OPTIONS:
- Andrea
- Argentina
- CNN
- Daniel Raffo
- Davian
- Florida
- Grade A
- MIAMI
- Miami
- Mom
- Raffo
- Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus


Write the last sentence in this story.

Jessica Ennis-Hill accepts that, through no fault of her own, some people might be deterred from voting for her at the BBC’s Sports Personality of the Year awards on Sunday because of the doping crisis engulfing athletics. The heptathlete is the favourite of many to win the award, having won world championships gold barely a year after giving birth to her first child, Reggie. But her achievements and those of fellow Olympic champions Greg Rutherford and Mo Farah, also on the SPOTY shortlist, have been eclipsed by damaging revelations of widespread cheating and corruption in the sport. Not to mention the shadow cast over SPOTY by the homophobic and sexist comments of Tyson Fury, which she laughed off.

‘I hope people won’t be dissuaded from voting,’ said Ennis-

OPTIONS:
- BBC.
- BBC SPOTY.
- BBC Sports Personality of the Year.
- Ennis.
- Greg Rutherford.
- Hill.
- Jessica Ennis.
- Mo Farah.
- Olympic.
- Reggie.
- SPOTY.
- Sports Personality of the Year.
- Tyson Fury.


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

The night Geoff Hunt killed his family before taking his own life his wife Kim had raged at him about finances, claiming one of her husband's brothers was stealing from the family trust. An inquest into the deaths of Lockhart farmer Geoff, nurse Kim and their children Fletcher, 10, Mia, 8, and Phoebe, 6, is taking place this week. A forensic psychologist told the inquest it's likely the farmer primarily wanted to kill himself due to his depression and a total loss of hope. However, he may have decided to kill his family as he believed they were dependent on him and he thought 'he would spare them future pain'. His use of a gun to inflict a single fatal injury also indicates he did not wish to inflict pain on his wife and children, the psychologist said.

The carer says when she saw Mrs Hunt lying in the driveway of the family's

OPTIONS:
- Fletcher farm, she thought she had taken a fall.
- Geoff farm, she thought she had taken a fall.
- Geoff Hunt farm, she thought she had taken a fall.
- Hunt farm, she thought she had taken a fall.
- Kim farm, she thought she had taken a fall.
- Lockhart farm, she thought she had taken a fall.
- Mia farm, she thought she had taken a fall.
- Michael farm, she thought she had taken a fall.
- NSW farm, she thought she had taken a fall.
- Phoebe farm, she thought she had taken a fall.


Write the next sentence.

First home buyers are keeping their hope of home ownership alive by taking out record breaking loans. New home loan data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics has revealed that rising property prices across Australia forced buyers to take out an average loan of $340,200 to secure a house in June. 'As prices move up, people have to borrow more to buy their first home,' AMP chief economist Shane Oliver told Domain. This was an extra $31,600 on top of last years, making it the highest average loan amount on record. The amount is also growing by the month, with the figure rising $7000 between May and June of this year.

'It's going to be a much longer journey for first-home buyers, especially to get into that

OPTIONS:
- AMP market.'
- Australia market.'
- Australian Bureau of Statistics market.'
- Australians market.'
- Domain market.'
- Shane Oliver market.'
- Sydney market.'


How does this story end?

(CNN) A recently released transcript is offering a window into the mindset of a California judge who sentenced former Stanford University swimmer Brock Turner to jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. Turner faced a maximum sentence of 14 years, but Judge Aaron Persky of Santa Clara Superior Court sentenced him instead to six months. Prosecutors had asked for six years in prison. The controversial decision by Persky sparked outrage nationwide. Opinion: Judge Persky's sentence in Stanford rape case unpopular but legal In the sentencing transcripts from the June 2 hearing, defense attorney Mike Armstrong said Turner "has never denied" digitally penetrating the woman but "in his drunken state, he remembered consent."

Kianerci argued Turner's actions warranted a heftier prison sentence and refuted the judge's findings by arguing two witnesses saw

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Persky on top of the unconscious woman.
- Brock Turner on top of the unconscious woman.
- California on top of the unconscious woman.
- Mike Armstrong on top of the unconscious woman.
- Persky on top of the unconscious woman.
- Santa Clara Superior Court on top of the unconscious woman.
- Stanford on top of the unconscious woman.
- Stanford University on top of the unconscious woman.
- Turner on top of the unconscious woman.


How does the sentence end?

A judge has jailed the grandmother of missing mother Rebecca Minnock for ten days for repeatedly lying about her daughter Rebecca's disappearance with her grandson Ethan Williams. Louise Minnock's partner Andrew Butt was also sent to prison for 28 days by Bristol Crown Court for his role in the toddler's disappearance. A High Court Judge has appealed to Ms Minnock to hand herself in to authorities and assured her that she will be able to see her son in future. Ms Minnock, 35, fled her home in Highbridge, Somerset, with Ethan two weeks ago following a court order that he should live with his father, Roger Williams.

Cameras then picked his car up on the

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Butt and in Cheltenham.
- Bristol Crown Court and in Cheltenham.
- Ethan and in Cheltenham.
- Ethan Williams and in Cheltenham.
- High Court and in Cheltenham.
- Highbridge and in Cheltenham.
- Louise Minnock and in Cheltenham.
- Minnock and in Cheltenham.
- Rebecca and in Cheltenham.
- Rebecca Minnock and in Cheltenham.
- Roger Williams and in Cheltenham.
- Somerset and in Cheltenham.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) The United Nations did not do enough to prevent the spread of cholera epidemic in Haiti that killed at least 10,000 people after the 2010 earthquake, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said Thursday in his first formal apology for the outbreak. To many, the apology was long overdue. The UN denied claims that Nepalese peacekeepers brought cholera to the island nine months after the devastating earthquake, the first known appearance of the disease there in over 150 years. Scientists, victims' families and advocacy groups accused peacekeepers of spreading cholera through improper sanitation disposal at their base near a river. With a month left in his term, Ban issued the carefully worded apology as part of an announcement of a new plan to eradicate the disease.

"The people of Haiti have long deserved more than just acknowledgment for the pain and sacrifice they have suffered in great part due to

OPTIONS:
- Ban negligence.
- Ban Ki negligence.
- Haiti negligence.
- Moon negligence.
- Nepalese negligence.
- UN negligence.
- United Nations negligence.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) A scathing report by environmental watchdog Global Witness names Honduras the "deadliest place to defend the planet" and links the country's business and political elite to brutal acts of human rights abuses. Global Witness says 123 people have been killed protecting their land in Honduras since the 2009 coup. The report comes nearly a year after award-winning environmentalist Berta Cáceres was shot dead inside her home after fighting against one of Central America's largest hydropower projects. The two-year investigation sheds light on what the group says is political corruption within Honduras and some of the major players. Gladis Aurora López, the president of the country's ruling party and vice president of Congress, is seen as "one of several top politicians and business tycoons implicated in a violent crackdown," the report said.

The region, which has seen an unequal distribution in wealth and land, is "rich in resources, but high-level corruption and a weak rule of law contributes to the current situation for community leaders being killed in record numbers," Billy Kyte of

OPTIONS:
- Berta Cáceres told CNN in an email.
- Central America told CNN in an email.
- Congress told CNN in an email.
- Gladis Aurora López told CNN in an email.
- Global Witness told CNN in an email.
- Hondurans told CNN in an email.
- Honduras told CNN in an email.


Complete the passage.

Many millions have suspected it all along, but now the genie is out of the smoked glass bottle, the unvarnished truth laid bare on the pink and orange kitchen units. Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen has hideous taste. Hideous. Final proof of this comes in the fact that no one wants to buy his six-bedroom, Grade II-listed, 16th-century Cotswold farmhouse. He says would-be buyers have been put off by the ‘shifting sands of Government policy’. But I believe it was because they’d rather sleep in a sheep ditch than live with his wallpaper. And who could blame them? Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen, 50, pictured here in his kitchen with wife Jackie is having trouble selling his six-bedroom, Grade II-listed, 16th-century Cotswold farmhouse. Why? Jan Moir suspects it may be the decor

According to

OPTIONS:
- Cotswold, beige is ‘always wrong, never sexy’ and is ‘just colour with the volume turned down’.
- Grade II, beige is ‘always wrong, never sexy’ and is ‘just colour with the volume turned down’.
- Hideous, beige is ‘always wrong, never sexy’ and is ‘just colour with the volume turned down’.
- Jackie, beige is ‘always wrong, never sexy’ and is ‘just colour with the volume turned down’.
- Jan Moir, beige is ‘always wrong, never sexy’ and is ‘just colour with the volume turned down’.
- Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen, beige is ‘always wrong, never sexy’ and is ‘just colour with the volume turned down’.


Despite a recent tragedy, Rhonda Thill has a lot to be thankful for. After her biker husband, Randy Thill, was killed in a motorcycle accident one month ago, Rhonda - from St. Paul, Minnesota - tried to collect what she could from the scene of the crash on Highway 61. However Randy's wedding ring was missing. It hadn't been inventoried by the medical examiner and Rhonda was determined to find it. 'I figured it had to be somewhere (nearby),' Rhonda told AOL.com. 'Maybe in the force of the impact it came off or whatever. 'I just didn't want it to be left out there.'

They quickly jumped back on their bikes and went to deliver it to

OPTIONS:
- AOL.com.
- Highway 61.
- Highway 71.
- Minnesota.
- Randy.
- Randy Thill.
- Rhonda.
- Rhonda Thill.
- St. Paul.


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

(CNN) -- The United Arab Emirates will try 94 people on charges of seeking to seize power, the UAE's state news agency WAM reported Sunday. Most of them were detained in September and are only now being charged, CNN learned. "They launched, established and ran an organisation seeking to oppose the basic principles of the UAE system of governance and to seize power," Attorney General Salem Saeed Kubaish said in a statement published by WAM. Those arrested were sent to to the Federal Supreme Court. The group is apparently part of an organization that Kubaish said was established to teach the "virtues of Islam." It intended to take over the government and "oppose the basic principles of the system," he said.

The detainees are also accused of receiving financial support and expertise from the

OPTIONS:
- CNN "to serve their undeclared goal of seizing power."
- Federal Supreme Court "to serve their undeclared goal of seizing power."
- Islam "to serve their undeclared goal of seizing power."
- Kubaish "to serve their undeclared goal of seizing power."
- Muslim Brotherhood "to serve their undeclared goal of seizing power."
- Salem Saeed Kubaish "to serve their undeclared goal of seizing power."
- UAE "to serve their undeclared goal of seizing power."
- United Arab Emirates "to serve their undeclared goal of seizing power."
- WAM "to serve their undeclared goal of seizing power."
- al-Islah "to serve their undeclared goal of seizing power."


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

Washington (CNN) Donald Trump, in possibly his biggest win to date as president, celebrated Neil Gorsuch's ceremonial swearing-in to the Supreme Court at the White House on Monday, nodding to the fact that not everything has been easy in his first 100 days in the White House. Gorsuch now becomes part of Trump's legacy as president. And someone who, with his lifetime appointment, will outlast the President in the upper echelons of government. And Trump, addressing the nomination fight from the Rose Garden, couldn't contain his excitement. "We are here to celebrate history," Trump said. "I have always heard, the most important thing that a President does is appoint people, hopefully great people, like this appointment, to the United States Supreme Court. And I can say, this is a great honor."

"Thank you for the very warm welcome," Gorsuch said to other members of the

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Donald Trump.
- Gorsuch.
- Neil Gorsuch.
- Rose Garden.
- Supreme Court.
- Trump.
- United States Supreme Court.
- Washington.
- White House.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Brazil's first defeat by Colombia for 24 years ended in shameful scenes in Santiago as Neymar was sent off after the final whistle. The Selecao captain blasted the ball at Pablo Armero before aiming a headbutt at goalscorer Jeison Murillo as all hell broke loose. Following the resultant melee, Chilean referee Enrique Osses brandished red cards to the Barcelona forward and Colombia striker Carlos Bacca who had retaliated. Neymar had already been booked for a foolish yellow card that ruled him out of what is now a crucial clash against Venezuela on Sunday as Colombia blew Group C wide open thanks to Murillo's first-half strike.

Full time brought the real possibility of an early exit for

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona but that proved to be just the start of the story.
- Brazil but that proved to be just the start of the story.
- Carlos Bacca but that proved to be just the start of the story.
- Chilean but that proved to be just the start of the story.
- Colombia but that proved to be just the start of the story.
- Copa America but that proved to be just the start of the story.
- Enrique Osses but that proved to be just the start of the story.
- Group C but that proved to be just the start of the story.
- Jeison Murillo but that proved to be just the start of the story.
- Manchester United but that proved to be just the start of the story.
- Murillo but that proved to be just the start of the story.
- Neymar but that proved to be just the start of the story.
- Pablo Armero but that proved to be just the start of the story.
- Radamel Falcao but that proved to be just the start of the story.
- Roberto Firmino but that proved to be just the start of the story.
- Santiago but that proved to be just the start of the story.
- Selecao but that proved to be just the start of the story.
- Venezuela but that proved to be just the start of the story.
- World Cup but that proved to be just the start of the story.


How does the sentence end?

Istanbul, Turkey (CNN) -- In colloquial Turkish, the word zenne means male belly dancer. It is also the title of a new film that explores sexual identity while also highlighting a deadly case of homophobia in modern-day Turkey. "The starting point was a dear friend of ours who was murdered in 2008 for being gay by his own father," said Mehmet Binay, producer and co-director of "Zenne," which opens in theaters across Turkey on Friday. Binay was referring to the 2008 killing of Ahmet Yildiz, a 26-year old physics student who was gunned down in Istanbul. Court records identify Yildiz's father, Yahya, as the primary suspect in the killing. The father's motive, according to a copy of the indictment, was that he "did not accept the victim to be in a gay relationship."

Court documents show

OPTIONS:
- Ahmet Yildiz reported these death threats to the Turkish authorities.
- Binay reported these death threats to the Turkish authorities.
- CNN reported these death threats to the Turkish authorities.
- Istanbul reported these death threats to the Turkish authorities.
- Mehmet Binay reported these death threats to the Turkish authorities.
- Turkey reported these death threats to the Turkish authorities.
- Turkish reported these death threats to the Turkish authorities.
- Yahya reported these death threats to the Turkish authorities.
- Yildiz reported these death threats to the Turkish authorities.
- Zenne reported these death threats to the Turkish authorities.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) On four separate instances in 2011, Donald Trump took swipes at former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman's Mormon faith during a spat between the two, according to a CNN review of Trump's public statements at the time. Trump has struggled with Mormon voters this year, and a new "Deseret News" poll showed Trump and Hillary Clinton tied in the state at 26% with independent conservative candidate Evan McMullin trailing closely. In 2011, when Huntsman was a Republican candidate for president, Trump insisted that Huntsman requested a meeting with him but that he declined the request. Huntsman said he never asked to meet Trump, but it was actually Trump who asked him to meet with him at Trump Tower.

Huntsman called on Trump to drop out of the race after a 2005 video tape surfaced that showed

OPTIONS:
- CNN making lewd comments.
- Deseret News making lewd comments.
- Donald Trump making lewd comments.
- Evan McMullin making lewd comments.
- Hillary Clinton making lewd comments.
- Huntsman making lewd comments.
- Jon Huntsman making lewd comments.
- Mormon making lewd comments.
- Republican making lewd comments.
- Trump making lewd comments.
- Trump Tower making lewd comments.
- Utah making lewd comments.


(Mashable) -- Congressman Paul Ryan (R-WI) will not support the Stop Online Piracy Act, according to a statement released by his office Monday. In the statement, Ryan calls the Internet "one of the most magnificent expressions of freedom and free enterprise in history" and says "it should stay that way." According to Ryan, SOPA is an attempted solution to the "legitimate problem" of digital piracy, but the bill "creates the precedent and possibility for undue regulation, censorship and legal abuse." Congressman Ryan, chairman of the House Budget Committee, became a target of the Reddit community last month. Reddit users considered Ryan's previous stance on SOPA too vague -- and took issue with the $288,600 that the Congressman had accepted from pro-SOPA groups.

In fact, Reddit may not have had an impact on Ryan's

OPTIONS:
- House Budget Committee decision.
- Internet decision.
- Mashable decision.
- Paul Ryan decision.
- R-WI decision.
- Reddit decision.
- Ryan decision.
- SOPA decision.
- Stop Online Piracy Act decision.
- pro-SOPA decision.


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

(CNN) Zakia and Ali knew theirs was a forbidden love. She was Sunni and ethnically Tajik; he was Shiite and ethnically Hazara -- the Montagues and Capulets. "From forth the fatal loins of these two foes "A pair of star-cross'd lovers take their life" So begins, with gloomy prophecy, one of the most famous stories in English literature. Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet would take their own lives out of despair. Rod Nordland, a journalist who found Afghanistan's Romeo and Juliet, says that in that country, the despair all too often comes to an end in a so-called honor killing.

"One hundred percent, they would kill me,"

OPTIONS:
- Afghan told Nordland.
- Afghanistan told Nordland.
- Ali told Nordland.
- CNN told Nordland.
- Capulets told Nordland.
- English told Nordland.
- Hazara told Nordland.
- Juliet told Nordland.
- Montagues told Nordland.
- Rod Nordland told Nordland.
- Romeo told Nordland.
- Shakespeare told Nordland.
- Shiite told Nordland.
- Sunni told Nordland.
- Tajik told Nordland.
- The Lovers told Nordland.
- Zakia told Nordland.


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The little girl is still traumatised by the final hug she gave her father: by the time she let go, she was covered in blood, and he was dead, murdered by ISIS. Fitha, who was just seven-years-old, had run to father Khamis Faris after hearing a knock at the door at their home in Mosul. But as she held him, the two militants at the door shot him three times - in his right arm, his neck and his heart. His crime? Before ISIS arrived in Mosul in June 2014, he had worked as a policeman. Fitha's mother Foza Motaab is not sure if her little girl will ever recover. She is, she says, 'psychologically damaged'.

'When my brother came back from his job in the military,

OPTIONS:
- Erbil drove up near them and using a machine gun killed both him and his wife,' he told MailOnline, the anger in his voice still palpable.
- Fitha drove up near them and using a machine gun killed both him and his wife,' he told MailOnline, the anger in his voice still palpable.
- Foza Motaab drove up near them and using a machine gun killed both him and his wife,' he told MailOnline, the anger in his voice still palpable.
- ISIS drove up near them and using a machine gun killed both him and his wife,' he told MailOnline, the anger in his voice still palpable.
- Islamic drove up near them and using a machine gun killed both him and his wife,' he told MailOnline, the anger in his voice still palpable.
- Khamis Faris drove up near them and using a machine gun killed both him and his wife,' he told MailOnline, the anger in his voice still palpable.
- Mosul drove up near them and using a machine gun killed both him and his wife,' he told MailOnline, the anger in his voice still palpable.