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Steve McClaren has warned Moussa Sissoko that he will only get the chance to realise his Champions League ambitions if he performs well for Newcastle United. The 26-year-old France international has veered between brilliant and ineffectual during his time on Tyneside, but has made no secret of his desire to play in club football's biggest competition one day. As a result, he was linked with a move away from St James' Park this summer, although that never materialised and he has struggled to impose himself once again amid the club's testing start to the campaign. But asked if Sissoko is committed to the cause, McClaren, whose side head for Manchester City on Saturday, replied: 'I've had lots of chats with him and he seems it.

That it was achieved with Kevin Mbabu making his league debut was all the more creditable with

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- Champions League admitting the 20-year-old might have been heading out on loan had it not been for a defensive crisis.
- France admitting the 20-year-old might have been heading out on loan had it not been for a defensive crisis.
- Frenchman admitting the 20-year-old might have been heading out on loan had it not been for a defensive crisis.
- Manchester City admitting the 20-year-old might have been heading out on loan had it not been for a defensive crisis.
- McClaren admitting the 20-year-old might have been heading out on loan had it not been for a defensive crisis.
- Moussa Sissoko admitting the 20-year-old might have been heading out on loan had it not been for a defensive crisis.
- Newcastle admitting the 20-year-old might have been heading out on loan had it not been for a defensive crisis.
- Newcastle United admitting the 20-year-old might have been heading out on loan had it not been for a defensive crisis.
- Sissoko admitting the 20-year-old might have been heading out on loan had it not been for a defensive crisis.
- St James' Park admitting the 20-year-old might have been heading out on loan had it not been for a defensive crisis.
- Steve McClaren admitting the 20-year-old might have been heading out on loan had it not been for a defensive crisis.
- Tyneside admitting the 20-year-old might have been heading out on loan had it not been for a defensive crisis.


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(CNN) "Saturday Night Live" returned after a three-week hiatus and delivered a stinging and bold comedic takedown of both Bill O'Reilly and President Donald Trump's alleged history of sexual misconduct with women. Although "SNL" was unfair in one way -- it lumped Trump and O'Reilly's history of sexism together -- when in reality Trump's is far worse. The show opened the show with Alec Baldwin as Trump at a town hall meeting in Kentucky. The sketch comically summed up why Trump supporters still like him even though some of Trump's proposed policies would personally hurt them: "It's like you found a finger in your chili, but you still eat the chili, because you told everyone how much you love chili."

OPTIONS:
- Alec Baldwin next asked how he knew there was no sexual harassment, to which Trump responded, "A hunch ... just a loose hunch."
- Bill O'Reilly next asked how he knew there was no sexual harassment, to which Trump responded, "A hunch ... just a loose hunch."
- CNN next asked how he knew there was no sexual harassment, to which Trump responded, "A hunch ... just a loose hunch."
- Dean Obeidallah next asked how he knew there was no sexual harassment, to which Trump responded, "A hunch ... just a loose hunch."
- Donald Trump next asked how he knew there was no sexual harassment, to which Trump responded, "A hunch ... just a loose hunch."
- Kentucky next asked how he knew there was no sexual harassment, to which Trump responded, "A hunch ... just a loose hunch."
- O'Reilly next asked how he knew there was no sexual harassment, to which Trump responded, "A hunch ... just a loose hunch."
- SNL next asked how he knew there was no sexual harassment, to which Trump responded, "A hunch ... just a loose hunch."
- Saturday Night Live next asked how he knew there was no sexual harassment, to which Trump responded, "A hunch ... just a loose hunch."
- Trump next asked how he knew there was no sexual harassment, to which Trump responded, "A hunch ... just a loose hunch."


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Paris (CNN) -- Since the revelation on the front page of daily newspaper Libération, on December 11, with a particularly vicious editorial talking about France's national treasure as a "former genius actor," Gérard Depardieu's departure to Belgium, where he bought a property just a mile from the French border, has deeply divided and saddened France. Even more so since, as we have learnt this week, Russian President Vladimir Putin has bestowed the actor Russian citizenship. Read more: Depardieu's puzzling love for Russia Back in mid-December, the French media operated along political lines: the left-wing press such as Libération couldn't find strong enough words to describe Depardieu's "desertion" while right-wing publications such as Le Figaro, slightly uneasy at the news, preferred to focus on President François Hollande's punishing taxes which allegedly drove throngs of millionaires to seek tax asylum in more fiscally lenient countries such as Belgium or Britain. Le Figaro stopped short of passing moral judgement though. Others like satirical weekly Charlie hebdo, preferred irony. Its cover featured a cartoon of the rather rotund-looking Depardieu in front of a Belgian flag with the headline: "Can Belgium take the world's entire load of cholesterol?" Ouch.

Read more: French star Depardieu ditches France for

OPTIONS:
- Agnes Poirier's Russia
- Belgian's Russia
- Belgium's Russia
- Britain's Russia
- CNN's Russia
- Charlie hebdo's Russia
- Depardieu's Russia
- France's Russia
- François Hollande's Russia
- French's Russia
- Gallic's Russia
- Gérard Depardieu's Russia
- Le Figaro's Russia
- Libération's Russia
- Paris's Russia
- Russia's Russia
- Russian's Russia
- Vladimir Putin's Russia


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Suspended hundreds of feet in the air amid glistening pillars of ice illuminated with ghostly lights from below, this could easily be a computer-generated scene from the latest sci-fi blockbuster movie. But in fact these ethereal photographs were taken in real life, and show extreme sportsman and climber Stephan Siegrist, 43, ascending the Voringsfossen icefall which is part of a gigantic glacier in Eidfjord, Norway. The stunning images were captured by fellow mountaineer and photographer Thomas Senf. While the 500ft frozen waterfall is regularly scaled by climbers during daylight, he said he wanted to capture the beauty of the falls by night.

With bright lights illuminating his efforts from below, Mr

OPTIONS:
- Eidfjord appears to be on the set of a sci-fi movie
- Norway appears to be on the set of a sci-fi movie
- Stephan Siegrist appears to be on the set of a sci-fi movie
- Thomas Senf appears to be on the set of a sci-fi movie
- Voringsfossen appears to be on the set of a sci-fi movie


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George W. Bush went home to Texas nearly six years ago, but the nation is still working through the contentious national security legacy he left behind. A hotly disputed Senate report on the CIA's brutal interrogation tactics is tearing open barely healed political wounds first opened after the September 11, 2001, attacks. The report found CIA tactics were more brutal than previously known and accused the agency of keeping the Bush White House and Congress in the dark about them. The questions raised by the Intelligence Committee's document -- about how to wage a relentless war on terrorism within constitutional and moral constraints -- seem as intense as ever.

His remarks were particularly notable because Obama defeated

OPTIONS:
- American in 2008 in an election that served as a rejection of Bush's national security leadership.
- Bush in 2008 in an election that served as a rejection of Bush's national security leadership.
- Bush White House in 2008 in an election that served as a rejection of Bush's national security leadership.
- CIA in 2008 in an election that served as a rejection of Bush's national security leadership.
- Congress in 2008 in an election that served as a rejection of Bush's national security leadership.
- George W. Bush in 2008 in an election that served as a rejection of Bush's national security leadership.
- Intelligence Committee in 2008 in an election that served as a rejection of Bush's national security leadership.
- McCain in 2008 in an election that served as a rejection of Bush's national security leadership.
- Obama in 2008 in an election that served as a rejection of Bush's national security leadership.
- Senate in 2008 in an election that served as a rejection of Bush's national security leadership.
- Texas in 2008 in an election that served as a rejection of Bush's national security leadership.


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(CNN) -- Casey Anthony is responsible for the 2008 death of her 2-year-old daughter Caylee, a report released Thursday by Florida's Department of Children and Families concludes. A month after a jury acquitted Anthony on murder and child neglect charges, the state agency found that Anthony "is the caregiver responsible for the verified maltreatments of death, threatened harm and failure to protect" in her daughter's death. Carrie Hoeppner, a spokeswoman for the Department of Children and Families, said the report was issued this week as a "professional courtesy" after the sheriff's office and prosecutors finished their work on the case.

The report does not address, or substitute for, judgments regarding the guilt or innocence of the caregiver -- in this case,

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- Anthony -- DCF spokeswoman Hoeppner said.
- CNN -- DCF spokeswoman Hoeppner said.
- Carrie Hoeppner -- DCF spokeswoman Hoeppner said.
- Casey Anthony -- DCF spokeswoman Hoeppner said.
- Caylee -- DCF spokeswoman Hoeppner said.
- Department of Children and Families -- DCF spokeswoman Hoeppner said.
- Florida -- DCF spokeswoman Hoeppner said.


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(CNN) Donald Trump criticized Hillary Clinton on Sunday for not knowing what the "(C)" label meant when it was used on her State Department emails. But the Republican presidential nominee apparently doesn't know what it means either. "Lyin' Hillary Clinton told the FBI that she did not know the 'C' marking on documents stood for classified. How can this be happening?" Trump wrote on Twitter. John Noonan, a national security adviser to Jeb Bush and Mitt Romney, observed that Trump had incorrectly ascribed "classified" to the "C" markings -- they actually denote a lower security status, "confidential." Noonan wrote, "(C) stands for CONFIDENTIAL. Confidential, Secret, Top Secret are levels of classification. DoD Directive 5200.01."

CNN reached out to the

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- Clinton campaign for additional comment on the tweets, but did not immediately receive a response.
- DoD Directive campaign for additional comment on the tweets, but did not immediately receive a response.
- Donald Trump campaign for additional comment on the tweets, but did not immediately receive a response.
- FBI campaign for additional comment on the tweets, but did not immediately receive a response.
- Hillary Clinton campaign for additional comment on the tweets, but did not immediately receive a response.
- Jeb Bush campaign for additional comment on the tweets, but did not immediately receive a response.
- John Noonan campaign for additional comment on the tweets, but did not immediately receive a response.
- Lyin campaign for additional comment on the tweets, but did not immediately receive a response.
- Mitt Romney campaign for additional comment on the tweets, but did not immediately receive a response.
- Noonan campaign for additional comment on the tweets, but did not immediately receive a response.
- Republican campaign for additional comment on the tweets, but did not immediately receive a response.
- State Department campaign for additional comment on the tweets, but did not immediately receive a response.
- Top Secret campaign for additional comment on the tweets, but did not immediately receive a response.
- Trump campaign for additional comment on the tweets, but did not immediately receive a response.
- Twitter campaign for additional comment on the tweets, but did not immediately receive a response.


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(CNN) -- Conflicting reports emerged Sunday about whether Adam Gadahn, a U.S.-born spokesman for al Qaeda, has been arrested in Pakistan. A senior Pakistani government official told CNN that Gadahn was arrested Sunday in Karachi, and a second senior Pakistani government official later confirmed the arrest. But a U.S. intelligence official said there appears to be no validity to the reports that Gadahn was in custody, and other U.S. officials also said they have no indication that Gadahn has been captured. Reports of the arrest came hours after Islamist Web sites posted video of Gadahn praising the November massacre at Fort Hood, Texas. On the video, Gadahn said the U.S. Army major charged with gunning down 13 people "lit a path" for other Muslim service members to follow.

In 2008, he renounced his

OPTIONS:
- Adam Gadahn citizenship and destroyed his passport in another al Qaeda video.
- CNN citizenship and destroyed his passport in another al Qaeda video.
- Fort Hood citizenship and destroyed his passport in another al Qaeda video.
- Gadahn citizenship and destroyed his passport in another al Qaeda video.
- Islamist citizenship and destroyed his passport in another al Qaeda video.
- Karachi citizenship and destroyed his passport in another al Qaeda video.
- Muslim citizenship and destroyed his passport in another al Qaeda video.
- Pakistan citizenship and destroyed his passport in another al Qaeda video.
- Pakistani citizenship and destroyed his passport in another al Qaeda video.
- Texas citizenship and destroyed his passport in another al Qaeda video.
- U.S. citizenship and destroyed his passport in another al Qaeda video.
- U.S. Army citizenship and destroyed his passport in another al Qaeda video.
- al Qaeda citizenship and destroyed his passport in another al Qaeda video.


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(CNN) -- Wesley Sneijder's future at Inter Milan is in doubt after the Italian club confirmed on Saturday that the Dutch playmaker will not be considered for selection until he agrees to take a pay cut. The 28-year-old is one of football's highest-paid players, but he has struggled to regain the heights of 2010 when he helped the Netherlands reach the World Cup final after a treble-winning season with Inter. He has not played for the cash-strapped Serie A side since September 26, at least partially due to injuries, but now Inter technical director Marco Branca says he will stay on the sidelines until he accepts a "contract adjustment."

We're patient precisely because we have a certain sort of relationship with

OPTIONS:
- CNN, and I'm sure it's the same for him.
- Dutch, and I'm sure it's the same for him.
- Inter, and I'm sure it's the same for him.
- Inter Milan, and I'm sure it's the same for him.
- Italian, and I'm sure it's the same for him.
- Marco Branca, and I'm sure it's the same for him.
- Netherlands, and I'm sure it's the same for him.
- San Siro, and I'm sure it's the same for him.
- Serie A, and I'm sure it's the same for him.
- Sneijder, and I'm sure it's the same for him.
- Wes Sneijder, and I'm sure it's the same for him.
- Wesley Sneijder, and I'm sure it's the same for him.
- World Cup, and I'm sure it's the same for him.


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A mother and daughter obsessed with celebrities have managed to snap more than 400 photos with some of Britain's best-loved faces. Jade Foote, 33, and her daughter Sydney, 11, have a huge collection of images with A-listers – from Ant and Dec and David Walliams, to Amy Childs and Chloe Sims. The mother-of-one, from Sheerness, said her obsession with celebrity spotting started when she won tickets to the Inside Soap awards. Scroll down for video Jade Foote pictured with Declan Donnelly has been to all the big UK award shows to get selfies Jade, pictured above with David Walliams and daughter Sydney, has over 400 snaps with UK celebs

OPTIONS:
- Amy Childs's hobby has taken her to some of the most glamorous events in the television calendar and she is determined to add more to her collection.
- Ant and Dec's hobby has taken her to some of the most glamorous events in the television calendar and she is determined to add more to her collection.
- Britain's hobby has taken her to some of the most glamorous events in the television calendar and she is determined to add more to her collection.
- Chloe Sims's hobby has taken her to some of the most glamorous events in the television calendar and she is determined to add more to her collection.
- David Walliams's hobby has taken her to some of the most glamorous events in the television calendar and she is determined to add more to her collection.
- Declan Donnelly's hobby has taken her to some of the most glamorous events in the television calendar and she is determined to add more to her collection.
- Inside Soap's hobby has taken her to some of the most glamorous events in the television calendar and she is determined to add more to her collection.
- Isle of Sheppey's hobby has taken her to some of the most glamorous events in the television calendar and she is determined to add more to her collection.
- Jade's hobby has taken her to some of the most glamorous events in the television calendar and she is determined to add more to her collection.
- Jade Foote's hobby has taken her to some of the most glamorous events in the television calendar and she is determined to add more to her collection.
- Sheerness's hobby has taken her to some of the most glamorous events in the television calendar and she is determined to add more to her collection.
- Sydney's hobby has taken her to some of the most glamorous events in the television calendar and she is determined to add more to her collection.
- Twitter's hobby has taken her to some of the most glamorous events in the television calendar and she is determined to add more to her collection.
- UK's hobby has taken her to some of the most glamorous events in the television calendar and she is determined to add more to her collection.


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Jerusalem (CNN) -- "Lift the siege." "Stop the rockets." The dialogue of the deaf continues after nearly three weeks of conflict and well over 700 deaths. Hamas has rejected one Egyptian proposal to silence the guns. It wants assurances that any deal includes an end to the blockade that has wrecked Gaza's economy and impoverished its people. No, says Israel: stop firing rockets and then we'll talk about it. Hamas is a resilient organization. Fighters of its military wing have put up stiff resistance to the Israeli ground incursion. But it has few friends in the Arab world, and the Arab street has not risen in solidarity. And this time, Israeli leaders are publicly and persistently demanding what they call the 'demilitarization' of Gaza as the price for peace - so that Israel is spared another barrage of rockets like those that fell on its soil in 2008 and 2012 - and are again now.

OPTIONS:
- Arab is aware that above all the people of Gaza are gasping for the chance to breathe a more normal life.
- CNN is aware that above all the people of Gaza are gasping for the chance to breathe a more normal life.
- Egyptian is aware that above all the people of Gaza are gasping for the chance to breathe a more normal life.
- Gaza is aware that above all the people of Gaza are gasping for the chance to breathe a more normal life.
- Hamas is aware that above all the people of Gaza are gasping for the chance to breathe a more normal life.
- Israel is aware that above all the people of Gaza are gasping for the chance to breathe a more normal life.
- Israeli is aware that above all the people of Gaza are gasping for the chance to breathe a more normal life.
- Jerusalem is aware that above all the people of Gaza are gasping for the chance to breathe a more normal life.
- Khaled Mashal is aware that above all the people of Gaza are gasping for the chance to breathe a more normal life.


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Washington (CNN) North Korean hackers allegedly stole classified military documents from a South Korean Defense Ministry database in September 2016, according to Rhee Cheol-hee, a member of South Korea's National Assembly. Rhee, who belongs to the ruling Democratic Party and sits on the Defense Committee, told CNN on Tuesday that he received information about the alleged hacking from the Defense Ministry. He said the documents stolen included the South Korea-US wartime operational plan and a document that includes procedures to "decapitate" the North Korean leadership. About 235 gigabytes worth of military data was stolen by the hackers, Rhee said. When asked about Rhee's comments by reporters at a daily press briefing on Tuesday, a spokesman from South Korea's Defense Ministry declined to comment, saying the information is classified.

In 2013, when

OPTIONS:
- CNN's banks and broadcasters were attacked, that government blamed its neighbor to the north.
- Defense Committee's banks and broadcasters were attacked, that government blamed its neighbor to the north.
- Defense Ministry's banks and broadcasters were attacked, that government blamed its neighbor to the north.
- Democratic Party's banks and broadcasters were attacked, that government blamed its neighbor to the north.
- National Assembly's banks and broadcasters were attacked, that government blamed its neighbor to the north.
- North Korean's banks and broadcasters were attacked, that government blamed its neighbor to the north.
- Rhee's banks and broadcasters were attacked, that government blamed its neighbor to the north.
- Rhee Cheol's banks and broadcasters were attacked, that government blamed its neighbor to the north.
- South Korea's banks and broadcasters were attacked, that government blamed its neighbor to the north.
- South Korean's banks and broadcasters were attacked, that government blamed its neighbor to the north.
- US's banks and broadcasters were attacked, that government blamed its neighbor to the north.
- Washington's banks and broadcasters were attacked, that government blamed its neighbor to the north.


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It was a silent protest for same sex marriage hailed by campaigners as one of the most effective ever seen. A bridal party and guests at an Australian wedding covered their ears when the celebrant spoke the compulsory words that marriage is the union of a 'man and a woman'. Bride and groom Abbey and Mitchell Johnston, both 22, told Daily Mail Australia they thought it was the 'right thing to do' and a bid to 'stand up and do something special'. Mrs Johnston was troubled after her celebrant, Alison Bartlett, told her she was required by law to read out loud the precise statement known as the monitum at the ceremony.

Two countries have legalised same-sex marriage in the past five weeks and the matter continues to be subject to political debate in

OPTIONS:
- Abbey.
- Alison Bartlett.
- Australia.
- Australian.
- Bride.
- Daily Mail Australia.
- Groom.
- Johnston.
- Mitchell Johnston.


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Woody Allen has been mired in controversy for the past year, following daughter Dylan's accusations that he molested her when she was  7 years old. Now the filmmaker is being hit with even more allegations of misconduct from one of his former leading ladies. Mariel Hemingway was just 16 years old when she starred as Allen's teenage girlfriend in the controversial romantic-comedy 'Manhattan'. May-December: In her new memoir, Mariel Hemingway says Woody Allen asked her to go to Paris with her after filming 'Manhattan' in 1979. She was just 16 years old when the film was shot - to Allen's 43. Above, a still from the film in which Hemingway plays Allen's schoolgirl romance

Independent:

OPTIONS:
- Allen, the granddaughter to literary legend Ernest Hemingway, says she refused Allen's offer when she realized they would not be staying in separate rooms
- Dylan, the granddaughter to literary legend Ernest Hemingway, says she refused Allen's offer when she realized they would not be staying in separate rooms
- Ernest Hemingway, the granddaughter to literary legend Ernest Hemingway, says she refused Allen's offer when she realized they would not be staying in separate rooms
- Farrow, the granddaughter to literary legend Ernest Hemingway, says she refused Allen's offer when she realized they would not be staying in separate rooms
- Hemingway, the granddaughter to literary legend Ernest Hemingway, says she refused Allen's offer when she realized they would not be staying in separate rooms
- Manhattan, the granddaughter to literary legend Ernest Hemingway, says she refused Allen's offer when she realized they would not be staying in separate rooms
- Mariel Hemingway, the granddaughter to literary legend Ernest Hemingway, says she refused Allen's offer when she realized they would not be staying in separate rooms
- Mia Farrow, the granddaughter to literary legend Ernest Hemingway, says she refused Allen's offer when she realized they would not be staying in separate rooms
- Paris, the granddaughter to literary legend Ernest Hemingway, says she refused Allen's offer when she realized they would not be staying in separate rooms
- Soon-Yi, the granddaughter to literary legend Ernest Hemingway, says she refused Allen's offer when she realized they would not be staying in separate rooms
- Woody Allen, the granddaughter to literary legend Ernest Hemingway, says she refused Allen's offer when she realized they would not be staying in separate rooms
- Yi Previn, the granddaughter to literary legend Ernest Hemingway, says she refused Allen's offer when she realized they would not be staying in separate rooms


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Recent weeks might have suggested an early summer, but Britain is now in for a reality check as ice, rain and snow arrive with -5C (23F) temperatures. The colder weather is set to last the first half of May - and the forecast comes less than a fortnight after the mercury breached the 25C (77F) mark. Conditions this week are set to be average for April, with showers on the way and temperatures barely in double figures for most of the country. Sleet and snow are forecast for today and tomorrow from the Pennines northwards, and there were small accumulations yesterday in the Cairngorms.

Meanwhile the

OPTIONS:
- -5C has a severe yellow ‘be aware’ ice warning for north-east Scotland, warning motorists of a disruption risk until 7am today.
- 15C has a severe yellow ‘be aware’ ice warning for north-east Scotland, warning motorists of a disruption risk until 7am today.
- 25C has a severe yellow ‘be aware’ ice warning for north-east Scotland, warning motorists of a disruption risk until 7am today.
- Bank Holiday has a severe yellow ‘be aware’ ice warning for north-east Scotland, warning motorists of a disruption risk until 7am today.
- Britain has a severe yellow ‘be aware’ ice warning for north-east Scotland, warning motorists of a disruption risk until 7am today.
- Cairngorms has a severe yellow ‘be aware’ ice warning for north-east Scotland, warning motorists of a disruption risk until 7am today.
- Met Office has a severe yellow ‘be aware’ ice warning for north-east Scotland, warning motorists of a disruption risk until 7am today.
- North East has a severe yellow ‘be aware’ ice warning for north-east Scotland, warning motorists of a disruption risk until 7am today.
- Pennines has a severe yellow ‘be aware’ ice warning for north-east Scotland, warning motorists of a disruption risk until 7am today.
- Scotland has a severe yellow ‘be aware’ ice warning for north-east Scotland, warning motorists of a disruption risk until 7am today.
- Sleet has a severe yellow ‘be aware’ ice warning for north-east Scotland, warning motorists of a disruption risk until 7am today.
- South East has a severe yellow ‘be aware’ ice warning for north-east Scotland, warning motorists of a disruption risk until 7am today.


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Phoenix (CNN) When President Donald Trump's aides said he wouldn't discuss a pardon of controversial Sheriff Joe Arpaio, he did it anyway. When they warned him against lashing Arizona's Republican senators by name, he made snide allusions to them instead. And when they insisted his statements about white supremacist violence required a re-do, he declared he was right the first time. For all of Trump's bluster at Tuesday evening's campaign rally -- against the media, Democrats, and some Republicans -- a rebuke of his own staff lay just beneath the surface, the latest indication that efforts to rein him in instead cause him to act out.

But there are still those who offer advice on muting

OPTIONS:
- Arizona's famously combative persona.
- CNN's famously combative persona.
- Democrats's famously combative persona.
- Donald Trump's famously combative persona.
- Joe Arpaio's famously combative persona.
- Phoenix's famously combative persona.
- Republican's famously combative persona.
- Republicans's famously combative persona.
- Trump's famously combative persona.


Atlanta (CNN) -- A woman without hope when the weekend started, Theresa Nash snuggled with her two sons Ben and Henry in Atlanta on Sunday, overwhelmed at how quickly things had changed. Both boys hugged their favorite stuffed animals: Henry clutched a red hippo and Ben, a teddy bear in a blue T-shirt. "It is by the grace of God and all the people in this country and all the angels in heaven and all the people praying ..." Nash told CNN's Don Lemon, launching into a list of folks who helped bring the 10-day ordeal to an end. The two boys were found Saturday evening in Austin, Texas -- about 950 miles west of their hometown of Roswell, an Atlanta suburb -- after a man who had been watching CNN's coverage of the case called police.

OPTIONS:
- Amber Alert had told them their mother was in the hospital, Nash said.
- Atlanta had told them their mother was in the hospital, Nash said.
- Austin had told them their mother was in the hospital, Nash said.
- Ben had told them their mother was in the hospital, Nash said.
- CNN had told them their mother was in the hospital, Nash said.
- Daniel Cleary had told them their mother was in the hospital, Nash said.
- Don Lemon had told them their mother was in the hospital, Nash said.
- God had told them their mother was in the hospital, Nash said.
- Henry had told them their mother was in the hospital, Nash said.
- Nash had told them their mother was in the hospital, Nash said.
- Roswell had told them their mother was in the hospital, Nash said.
- Texas had told them their mother was in the hospital, Nash said.
- Theresa Nash had told them their mother was in the hospital, Nash said.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump issued an extraordinary ultimatum to North Korea on Tuesday warning Pyongyang not to make any more threats against the United States or they will "face fire and fury like the world has never seen," during a photo op at the Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey. "North Korea best not make any more threats to the United States. They will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen... he has been very threatening beyond a normal state. They will be met with fire, fury and frankly power the likes of which this world has never seen before," he said.

The officials all note that the evidence shows

OPTIONS:
- Bedminster is making progress and the question is more about when not if North Korea is capable of launching a nuclear capable missile.
- CNN is making progress and the question is more about when not if North Korea is capable of launching a nuclear capable missile.
- Donald Trump is making progress and the question is more about when not if North Korea is capable of launching a nuclear capable missile.
- New Jersey is making progress and the question is more about when not if North Korea is capable of launching a nuclear capable missile.
- North Korea is making progress and the question is more about when not if North Korea is capable of launching a nuclear capable missile.
- Pyongyang is making progress and the question is more about when not if North Korea is capable of launching a nuclear capable missile.
- Trump National Golf Club is making progress and the question is more about when not if North Korea is capable of launching a nuclear capable missile.
- US is making progress and the question is more about when not if North Korea is capable of launching a nuclear capable missile.
- United States is making progress and the question is more about when not if North Korea is capable of launching a nuclear capable missile.
- Washington is making progress and the question is more about when not if North Korea is capable of launching a nuclear capable missile.


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Fancy the idea of a full English breakfast grown entirely in a science lab? That is the vision of Silicon Valley’s latest craze – high-tech food – and Britain may soon get its first taste if the company behind a mayonnaise made of plant, rather than egg, brings its product to the UK. It is a multi-million dollar business which has taken the US by storm and includes everything from lab-grown meat to total food replacements. Ask Rob Rhinehart, 26, how he sees the future and the computer scientist will tell you that food will eventually be made so cheap that only the rich will cook.

The American company is now looking to increase its production and expand its delivery network to other locations, including the

OPTIONS:
- Britain.
- British.
- English.
- Just Mayo.
- Rob Rhinehart.
- Silicon Valley.
- UK.
- US.


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

Still,

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama insisted that the end of their marriage was not all due to gender, saying, 'Twenty percent was gender and 80 percent was the way I was treated.'
- Bruce insisted that the end of their marriage was not all due to gender, saying, 'Twenty percent was gender and 80 percent was the way I was treated.'
- Bruce Jenner insisted that the end of their marriage was not all due to gender, saying, 'Twenty percent was gender and 80 percent was the way I was treated.'
- Caitlyn insisted that the end of their marriage was not all due to gender, saying, 'Twenty percent was gender and 80 percent was the way I was treated.'
- Facebook insisted that the end of their marriage was not all due to gender, saying, 'Twenty percent was gender and 80 percent was the way I was treated.'
- Instagram insisted that the end of their marriage was not all due to gender, saying, 'Twenty percent was gender and 80 percent was the way I was treated.'
- Kendall insisted that the end of their marriage was not all due to gender, saying, 'Twenty percent was gender and 80 percent was the way I was treated.'
- Khloe insisted that the end of their marriage was not all due to gender, saying, 'Twenty percent was gender and 80 percent was the way I was treated.'
- Kim Kardashian insisted that the end of their marriage was not all due to gender, saying, 'Twenty percent was gender and 80 percent was the way I was treated.'
- Kourtney insisted that the end of their marriage was not all due to gender, saying, 'Twenty percent was gender and 80 percent was the way I was treated.'
- Kris insisted that the end of their marriage was not all due to gender, saying, 'Twenty percent was gender and 80 percent was the way I was treated.'
- Kylie insisted that the end of their marriage was not all due to gender, saying, 'Twenty percent was gender and 80 percent was the way I was treated.'
- Olympian insisted that the end of their marriage was not all due to gender, saying, 'Twenty percent was gender and 80 percent was the way I was treated.'
- Twitter insisted that the end of their marriage was not all due to gender, saying, 'Twenty percent was gender and 80 percent was the way I was treated.'
- Vanity Fair insisted that the end of their marriage was not all due to gender, saying, 'Twenty percent was gender and 80 percent was the way I was treated.'


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

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

Leveraging his blue-collar bona fides, he argued Clinton is intimately familiar with the economic disenfranchisement that helped power

OPTIONS:
- African's rise.
- America's rise.
- American's rise.
- Americans's rise.
- Barack Obama's rise.
- Boston's rise.
- CNN's rise.
- Clinton's rise.
- Democratic National Convention's rise.
- Donald Trump's rise.
- Hillary Clinton's rise.
- Joe Biden's rise.
- Obama's rise.
- Philadelphia's rise.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) Want to have a more affectionate relationship with your life partner? Carve out time to have more sex. That's the takeaway of a series of four studies of committed couples in both the United States and Switzerland. "Sex makes you feel good, not just because it releases more hormones or endorphins but also because you will feel more affection with your partner," said clinical psychologist Anik Debrot of the University of Lausanne in Switzerland, lead author of one of the studies. "It doesn't matter if you're a man or a woman, affection is a very important reason that sex feels good to you."

"

OPTIONS:
- Anik Debrot should preserve some quality time for this to happen."
- Couples should preserve some quality time for this to happen."
- Erotic should preserve some quality time for this to happen."
- Switzerland should preserve some quality time for this to happen."
- United States should preserve some quality time for this to happen."
- University of Lausanne should preserve some quality time for this to happen."


How does this story end?

The creator of the famous Leaf photograph, once believed to have been taken in the late 18th century, has been revealed - and it is not the world's oldest after all. It had previously been suggested that the picture had been taken by photography pioneers William Henry Fox Talbot or, even earlier, by Thomas Wedgwood. But now it has been revealed that a previously unknown woman, Sarah Anne Bright, from Bristol, captured the image 176 years ago. There was a media storm in 2008 when it was suggested that the red picture may not have been taken by Fox Talbot (1800 - 1877) in the 1830s as previously thought.

Although surviving letters show

OPTIONS:
- Bristol advised others on photography as early as the 1790s, none of his experiments have ever been located.
- Fox Talbot advised others on photography as early as the 1790s, none of his experiments have ever been located.
- Leaf advised others on photography as early as the 1790s, none of his experiments have ever been located.
- Sarah Anne Bright advised others on photography as early as the 1790s, none of his experiments have ever been located.
- Thomas Wedgwood advised others on photography as early as the 1790s, none of his experiments have ever been located.
- William Henry Fox Talbot advised others on photography as early as the 1790s, none of his experiments have ever been located.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) Donald Trump's administration has taken a tough stance on WikiLeaks in recent weeks. US officials told CNN last week that the Justice Department has prepared charges to seek the arrest of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. Attorney General Jeff Sessions said at a news conference on Thursday that Assange's arrest is a "priority" of the administration. But no Trump administration official went further in condemning the group than CIA Director Mike Pompeo, who, in a speech two weeks ago, called WikiLeaks a "hostile intelligence service." Pompeo's comments immediately drew attention to a tweet from July 2016 in which he linked to the WikiLeaks document dump of emails from the Democratic National Committee. Critics used the tweet to call out Pompeo for his dramatic reversal on WikiLeaks.

When WikiLeaks released

OPTIONS:
- Assange campaign chair John Podesta's emails in October of 2016, Pompeo sent five tweets citing the revelations from the emails to attack Clinton and also mentioned the emails in media appearances.
- CIA campaign chair John Podesta's emails in October of 2016, Pompeo sent five tweets citing the revelations from the emails to attack Clinton and also mentioned the emails in media appearances.
- CNN campaign chair John Podesta's emails in October of 2016, Pompeo sent five tweets citing the revelations from the emails to attack Clinton and also mentioned the emails in media appearances.
- CNN KFile campaign chair John Podesta's emails in October of 2016, Pompeo sent five tweets citing the revelations from the emails to attack Clinton and also mentioned the emails in media appearances.
- Democratic National Committee campaign chair John Podesta's emails in October of 2016, Pompeo sent five tweets citing the revelations from the emails to attack Clinton and also mentioned the emails in media appearances.
- Donald Trump campaign chair John Podesta's emails in October of 2016, Pompeo sent five tweets citing the revelations from the emails to attack Clinton and also mentioned the emails in media appearances.
- Hillary Clinton campaign chair John Podesta's emails in October of 2016, Pompeo sent five tweets citing the revelations from the emails to attack Clinton and also mentioned the emails in media appearances.
- Jeff Sessions campaign chair John Podesta's emails in October of 2016, Pompeo sent five tweets citing the revelations from the emails to attack Clinton and also mentioned the emails in media appearances.
- Julian Assange campaign chair John Podesta's emails in October of 2016, Pompeo sent five tweets citing the revelations from the emails to attack Clinton and also mentioned the emails in media appearances.
- Justice Department campaign chair John Podesta's emails in October of 2016, Pompeo sent five tweets citing the revelations from the emails to attack Clinton and also mentioned the emails in media appearances.
- Mike Pompeo campaign chair John Podesta's emails in October of 2016, Pompeo sent five tweets citing the revelations from the emails to attack Clinton and also mentioned the emails in media appearances.
- Pompeo campaign chair John Podesta's emails in October of 2016, Pompeo sent five tweets citing the revelations from the emails to attack Clinton and also mentioned the emails in media appearances.
- Trump campaign chair John Podesta's emails in October of 2016, Pompeo sent five tweets citing the revelations from the emails to attack Clinton and also mentioned the emails in media appearances.
- US campaign chair John Podesta's emails in October of 2016, Pompeo sent five tweets citing the revelations from the emails to attack Clinton and also mentioned the emails in media appearances.
- WikiLeaks campaign chair John Podesta's emails in October of 2016, Pompeo sent five tweets citing the revelations from the emails to attack Clinton and also mentioned the emails in media appearances.


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

(CNN) ISIS is claiming responsibility for a joint suicide bombing Saturday that killed dozens of people during a peaceful demonstration by a minority group in Kabul, Afghanistan. "I saw tens of people laying down in blood around me and hundreds of people running away from the scene," said Fatima Faizi, an Afghan freelance journalist. So far, 80 bodies and more than 260 wounded people were taken to hospitals in Kabul, according to Ismail Kawoosi, a spokesman for the Afghan Health Ministry. Sayed Hamed, 30, attended the protest but left before the explosions. He was about two kilometers (1.2 miles) away.

Even though no casualties were reported,

OPTIONS:
- Afghan remained on high alert Sunday, Sediqqi said.
- Afghan Health Ministry remained on high alert Sunday, Sediqqi said.
- Afghanistan remained on high alert Sunday, Sediqqi said.
- CNN remained on high alert Sunday, Sediqqi said.
- Fatima Faizi remained on high alert Sunday, Sediqqi said.
- Hazaras remained on high alert Sunday, Sediqqi said.
- ISIS remained on high alert Sunday, Sediqqi said.
- Ismail Kawoosi remained on high alert Sunday, Sediqqi said.
- Kabul remained on high alert Sunday, Sediqqi said.
- Sayed Hamed remained on high alert Sunday, Sediqqi said.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

The Australian navy is allegedly in the process of returning up to 50 Vietnamese asylum seekers to their home country, transporting the detainees in secret via a supply ship currently on stand-by off the coast of Vietnam. The HMAS Choules, which has previously been used to provide offshore accommodation to Manus Island detainees, has been employed by the navy to hand the Vietnamese nationals back to their Communist government in an operation which could cost $2.8 million of tax payers money. It is understood that the asylum seekers were intercepted earlier in April, and are being returned through the port of Vung Tau, south of Ho Chi Minh City.

OPTIONS:
- Abbott commenced on the 18th of September in 2013
- Australian commenced on the 18th of September in 2013
- HMAS Choules commenced on the 18th of September in 2013
- Ho Chi Minh City commenced on the 18th of September in 2013
- Manus Island commenced on the 18th of September in 2013
- Operation Sovereign Borders commenced on the 18th of September in 2013
- Vietnam commenced on the 18th of September in 2013
- Vietnamese commenced on the 18th of September in 2013
- Vung Tau commenced on the 18th of September in 2013


Complete the passage.

New Inter Milan signing Stevan Jovetic has fired a parting shot at former club Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini, stating that he wasn't the only one to have issues at the Etihad. Jovetic completed an 18-month loan move to Inter on Friday, with the Serie A club inserting a mandatory option to buy the Montenegro forward. The arrival of £49million signing Raheem Sterling and the use of the former Liverpool player in an advanced position deemed Jovetic surplus to requirements at City, and the 25-year-old explained the reasons for his departure in his first Inter press conference. 'I had problems at Manchester City, but I wasn't the only one,' Jovetic is quoted as saying to Mediaset Premium. 'Even when I was in good shape, the coach never let me play.

'I am very happy to become part of

OPTIONS:
- City and hope that this year we can get back to where we belong.
- Etihad and hope that this year we can get back to where we belong.
- Inter and hope that this year we can get back to where we belong.
- Inter Milan and hope that this year we can get back to where we belong.
- Jovetic and hope that this year we can get back to where we belong.
- Liverpool and hope that this year we can get back to where we belong.
- MailOnline Fantasy Football and hope that this year we can get back to where we belong.
- Manchester City and hope that this year we can get back to where we belong.
- Manuel Pellegrini and hope that this year we can get back to where we belong.
- Mediaset Premium and hope that this year we can get back to where we belong.
- Montenegro and hope that this year we can get back to where we belong.
- Montengrin and hope that this year we can get back to where we belong.
- Raheem Sterling and hope that this year we can get back to where we belong.
- Serie A and hope that this year we can get back to where we belong.
- Stevan Jovetic and hope that this year we can get back to where we belong.


Complete the passage.

Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump had been thinking about firing FBI Director James Comey since Election Day, White House deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Wednesday. "The President has lost confidence in Director Comey and, frankly, he'd been considering letting Director Comey go since the day he was elected," Sanders told reporters, adding that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein had raised concerns about the former FBI chief on Monday, prompting Trump to ask him to put his recommendation in writing. Revelations that Trump had been unconvinced by Comey for his entire transition and presidency were surprising given the White House had previously expressed confidence in the ousted FBI chief multiple times. Sanders also said Trump was not the only one to lose confidence in the FBI director, adding there were deep reservations about him inside the FBI.

But

OPTIONS:
- CNN saw his reputation tarnished when he was dragged into the toxic politics of the 2016 campaign.
- Comey saw his reputation tarnished when he was dragged into the toxic politics of the 2016 campaign.
- Donald Trump saw his reputation tarnished when he was dragged into the toxic politics of the 2016 campaign.
- Election Day saw his reputation tarnished when he was dragged into the toxic politics of the 2016 campaign.
- FBI saw his reputation tarnished when he was dragged into the toxic politics of the 2016 campaign.
- James Comey saw his reputation tarnished when he was dragged into the toxic politics of the 2016 campaign.
- Rod Rosenstein saw his reputation tarnished when he was dragged into the toxic politics of the 2016 campaign.
- Sanders saw his reputation tarnished when he was dragged into the toxic politics of the 2016 campaign.
- Sarah Huckabee Sanders saw his reputation tarnished when he was dragged into the toxic politics of the 2016 campaign.
- Trump saw his reputation tarnished when he was dragged into the toxic politics of the 2016 campaign.
- Washington saw his reputation tarnished when he was dragged into the toxic politics of the 2016 campaign.
- White House saw his reputation tarnished when he was dragged into the toxic politics of the 2016 campaign.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Some of Labour's biggest donors have vowed to stop giving the party cash if Jeremy Corbyn is elected leader in September At least four of the troubled party's most generous supporters have now confirmed they will stop donating to Labour should the Islington North MP become the new leader. Hardline left winger Mr Corbyn's campaign has been gathering speed, but many fear his close ties to the unions and his spending plans will see them locked out of power for decades. Assem Allam, who has given more than £500,000 in recent years, Richard Brindle, who gave £100,000, and a third, anonymous donor all revealed their mistrust to The Sunday Telegraph.

Mr

OPTIONS:
- Assem Allam has said there should be a discussion around 'clause 4', a part of the party's constitution which commits to 'common ownership of the means of production'.
- Corbyn has said there should be a discussion around 'clause 4', a part of the party's constitution which commits to 'common ownership of the means of production'.
- Islington North has said there should be a discussion around 'clause 4', a part of the party's constitution which commits to 'common ownership of the means of production'.
- Jeremy Corbyn has said there should be a discussion around 'clause 4', a part of the party's constitution which commits to 'common ownership of the means of production'.
- John Mills has said there should be a discussion around 'clause 4', a part of the party's constitution which commits to 'common ownership of the means of production'.
- Labour has said there should be a discussion around 'clause 4', a part of the party's constitution which commits to 'common ownership of the means of production'.
- Richard Brindle has said there should be a discussion around 'clause 4', a part of the party's constitution which commits to 'common ownership of the means of production'.
- The Sunday Telegraph has said there should be a discussion around 'clause 4', a part of the party's constitution which commits to 'common ownership of the means of production'.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Jamie Carragher says Mike Ashley has turned Newcastle United into a ‘boring’ club and has accused the billionaire owner of only being interested in making money. His words are sure to resonate with supporters who boycotted Sunday’s 3-1 defeat at home to Spurs – a sixth straight loss which equals their worst-ever run in the Premier League. Before the game fans gathered outside the Gallowgate End and were united in choruses of ‘We’re rich but our team is s***’ and ‘Where’s the money gone?’ in protest at Ashley’s running of the club, which this month returned record profits of £18.7million and later revealed they have £34m sat in the bank.

Carragher, too, is alarmed at what has become of

OPTIONS:
- Ashley.
- Carragher.
- Gallowgate End.
- Jamie Carragher.
- Mike Ashley.
- Newcastle United.
- Premier League.
- Sportsmail.
- Spurs.


How does the sentence end?

After the disappearance of his cherished pup three years ago, Chinese millionaire Wang Yan dedicated his life to saving dogs. 29-year-old Wang, who used to run a steel empire, built an animal rescue centre in Changchun city, northeast China's Jinlin province, where he has spent millions rescuing over 2,000 stray dogs from the slaughterhouse, reports The People's Daily Online. On November 15 Wang had over 200 dogs at the centre, all a variety of breeds. Most of them were going to be butchered and their meat would be sold at the market. Wang entered the Chinese steel industry when it started to boom 14 years ago, which made him a lot of money throughout the years.

Most of the dogs at

OPTIONS:
- Changchun's rescue centre have been adopted to loving families.
- China's rescue centre have been adopted to loving families.
- Chinese's rescue centre have been adopted to loving families.
- Has's rescue centre have been adopted to loving families.
- Jinlin's rescue centre have been adopted to loving families.
- The People's Daily Online's rescue centre have been adopted to loving families.
- Wang's rescue centre have been adopted to loving families.
- Wang Yan's rescue centre have been adopted to loving families.


(CNN) -- Self-discipline and a bit of synchronicity have turned into best-selling success for author Matthew Quick. The former high school teacher describes writing fiction as taking the chaos that's happening inside him and turning it into something orderly on the page. It's working: He has turned out four best-selling books, including one, "The Silver Linings Playbook," that was made into an Oscar-winning movie. Now Quick is continuing to ride his hot streak with a new novel, "The Good Luck of Right Now," out this month. In "The Good Luck of Right Now," Quick's narrator also turns to writing to make sense of his life. Dementia takes over in the final days of Bartholomew Neil's mother's life, and she starts calling her son Richard. He finds a "Free Tibet" form letter signed by actor Richard Gere, and thinking there must be some connection, Bartholomew starts writing awkward, intimate letters to the actor.

CNN: After the success of "

OPTIONS:
- Bartholomew," you have multiple movie adaptations of your books in the works.
- Bartholomew Neil," you have multiple movie adaptations of your books in the works.
- CNN," you have multiple movie adaptations of your books in the works.
- Free Tibet," you have multiple movie adaptations of your books in the works.
- Good Luck," you have multiple movie adaptations of your books in the works.
- Good Luck of Right Now," you have multiple movie adaptations of your books in the works.
- Matthew Quick," you have multiple movie adaptations of your books in the works.
- Oscar," you have multiple movie adaptations of your books in the works.
- Quick," you have multiple movie adaptations of your books in the works.
- Richard," you have multiple movie adaptations of your books in the works.
- Richard Gere," you have multiple movie adaptations of your books in the works.
- Right Now," you have multiple movie adaptations of your books in the works.
- Silver Linings Playbook," you have multiple movie adaptations of your books in the works.
- The Silver Linings Playbook," you have multiple movie adaptations of your books in the works.


How does this story end?

Washington (CNN) A meeting with Immigration and Customs Enforcement intended to mollify lawmakers who are concerned one week after a round-up of nearly 700 undocumented immigrants had the opposite effect Thursday, as organizers expelled rank-and-file members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus. The Democratic lawmakers decried the Trump administration and Republicans for keeping the caucus out of the meeting after they were canceled on earlier in the week. The topic of the meeting was last week's enforcement actions by ICE. CHC members had requested the meeting to get information on who was targeted by the raids -- and whether the sweep was broader than similar enforcement by the Obama administration.

"Members of the CHC expressed interest in attending, and to accommodate the request, we welcomed the chair of the

OPTIONS:
- CHC to join on behalf of the other members.
- CNN to join on behalf of the other members.
- Congressional Hispanic Caucus to join on behalf of the other members.
- Democratic to join on behalf of the other members.
- ICE to join on behalf of the other members.
- Immigration and Customs Enforcement to join on behalf of the other members.
- Obama to join on behalf of the other members.
- Republicans to join on behalf of the other members.
- Trump to join on behalf of the other members.
- Washington to join on behalf of the other members.


How does the sentence end?

The knowledge that your son has committed murder is more than any mother should have to bear. For one mother though, the news was even worse - the victim was her own mother. In 2008, Franky Regan Lamb faced the news that her 21-year-old son Rakeim Regan had fatally stabbed her mother, Pat Regan,  in her own home, in Leeds. Scroll down for video In a new episode of Britain's Darkest Taboos, Franky Regan Lamb has spoken out about the horrifying incident in 2008 when her son, Rakeim Regan, murdered her mother Pat Now in a new episode of Britain's Darkest Taboos, which aired yesterday on the CI channel, Franky, her brother Shane and their friends have spoken out about the horrific incident which will haunt the family forever.

Franky said: 'He kind of lost his way a little bit and I, kind of, guess he dabbled in drugs in his teenage years, in ecstasy, cocaine, and I used to say to

OPTIONS:
- Britain, "You haven't got the mind-set to get through stuff like that, you know, take ecstasy and things like that.
- CI, "You haven't got the mind-set to get through stuff like that, you know, take ecstasy and things like that.
- Darkest Taboos, "You haven't got the mind-set to get through stuff like that, you know, take ecstasy and things like that.
- Franky, "You haven't got the mind-set to get through stuff like that, you know, take ecstasy and things like that.
- Franky Regan Lamb, "You haven't got the mind-set to get through stuff like that, you know, take ecstasy and things like that.
- Leeds, "You haven't got the mind-set to get through stuff like that, you know, take ecstasy and things like that.
- Pat, "You haven't got the mind-set to get through stuff like that, you know, take ecstasy and things like that.
- Pat Regan, "You haven't got the mind-set to get through stuff like that, you know, take ecstasy and things like that.
- Rakeim, "You haven't got the mind-set to get through stuff like that, you know, take ecstasy and things like that.
- Rakeim Regan, "You haven't got the mind-set to get through stuff like that, you know, take ecstasy and things like that.
- Shane, "You haven't got the mind-set to get through stuff like that, you know, take ecstasy and things like that.


Find the right ending to this passage.

The first American believed to have been killed while fighting the Islamic State was 'guided to Syria' by God, his father said. Tom Broomfield was speaking out on Wednesday, the day of his son Keith's funeral. The 36-year-old - who died fighting alongside Kurdish forces in Syria - was laid to rest in a private burial, following a service at Grace Baptist Church in Hudson, Massachusetts. Friends described him as a car and motorcycle enthusiast who embraced his passions headlong. They remembered how he drove a DeLorean car in high school and later fixed up a 1970s motorcycle to ride on a cross-country adventure to California.

He added that Keith's path 'wasn't very straight' but

OPTIONS:
- Abdul Tammo straightened it and guided him to Syria.
- American straightened it and guided him to Syria.
- American Kurds straightened it and guided him to Syria.
- California straightened it and guided him to Syria.
- Connecticut straightened it and guided him to Syria.
- DeLorean straightened it and guided him to Syria.
- God straightened it and guided him to Syria.
- Grace Baptist Church straightened it and guided him to Syria.
- Hartford straightened it and guided him to Syria.
- Hudson straightened it and guided him to Syria.
- Islamic State straightened it and guided him to Syria.
- Keith straightened it and guided him to Syria.
- Keith Broomfield straightened it and guided him to Syria.
- Kurdish straightened it and guided him to Syria.
- Massachusetts straightened it and guided him to Syria.
- Syria straightened it and guided him to Syria.
- Tom Broomfield straightened it and guided him to Syria.


Complete the passage.

With Chelsea having overcome European heavyweights Paris Saint-Germain and Barcelona on penalties during their pre-season tour of North America, midfielder Nemanja Matic has reason to be in optimistic mood with regard to the new season. Chelsea landed back in England on Wednesday as they prepare to face Arsenal in Sunday's Community Shield but Matic is now looking ahead to what next season has in store for his team in Europe. Having won the Premier League and Capital One, the blip in the Blues' last campaign was their Champions League exit to French champions PSG and the Serb is now keen to put that right.

We had three very difficult games against good teams and especially against

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal it was a good opportunity to show how we are prepared.
- Barcelona it was a good opportunity to show how we are prepared.
- Blues it was a good opportunity to show how we are prepared.
- Capital One it was a good opportunity to show how we are prepared.
- Champions League it was a good opportunity to show how we are prepared.
- Chelsea it was a good opportunity to show how we are prepared.
- Community Shield it was a good opportunity to show how we are prepared.
- England it was a good opportunity to show how we are prepared.
- Europe it was a good opportunity to show how we are prepared.
- European it was a good opportunity to show how we are prepared.
- French it was a good opportunity to show how we are prepared.
- Germain it was a good opportunity to show how we are prepared.
- MailOnline Fantasy Football it was a good opportunity to show how we are prepared.
- Matic it was a good opportunity to show how we are prepared.
- Nemanja Matic it was a good opportunity to show how we are prepared.
- North America it was a good opportunity to show how we are prepared.
- PSG it was a good opportunity to show how we are prepared.
- Paris Saint it was a good opportunity to show how we are prepared.
- Premier League it was a good opportunity to show how we are prepared.
- Serb it was a good opportunity to show how we are prepared.
- United States it was a good opportunity to show how we are prepared.


Write the last sentence in this story.

LONDON, England (CNN) -- Life after the military can be tough for many war veterans who struggle to adjust to life after combat. John Raftery accepts his Veteran Entrepreneur of the Year award. But a scheme at The Whitman School of Management at Syracuse University aims to provides business training for U.S. war veterans that will make that transition easier. The Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans with Disabilities (EBV) teaches valuable skills that enable veterans to become self-employed and make their business ideas viable. The EBV was the brainchild of Mike Haynie, a military veteran who spent 14 years in the air force before becoming an entrepreneurship professor at Syracuse, where his Dean is a Vietnam veteran.

Former

OPTIONS:
- CNN marine Joshua Pitcher is another beneficiary of the program.
- Dean marine Joshua Pitcher is another beneficiary of the program.
- Disabilities marine Joshua Pitcher is another beneficiary of the program.
- EBV marine Joshua Pitcher is another beneficiary of the program.
- England marine Joshua Pitcher is another beneficiary of the program.
- Entrepreneur of the Year marine Joshua Pitcher is another beneficiary of the program.
- Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans marine Joshua Pitcher is another beneficiary of the program.
- Iraq marine Joshua Pitcher is another beneficiary of the program.
- John Raftery marine Joshua Pitcher is another beneficiary of the program.
- Joshua Pitcher marine Joshua Pitcher is another beneficiary of the program.
- LONDON marine Joshua Pitcher is another beneficiary of the program.
- Marine marine Joshua Pitcher is another beneficiary of the program.
- Mike Haynie marine Joshua Pitcher is another beneficiary of the program.
- Syracuse marine Joshua Pitcher is another beneficiary of the program.
- Syracuse University marine Joshua Pitcher is another beneficiary of the program.
- The Whitman School of Management marine Joshua Pitcher is another beneficiary of the program.
- U.S. marine Joshua Pitcher is another beneficiary of the program.
- Vietnam marine Joshua Pitcher is another beneficiary of the program.


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Paris (CNN) President Donald Trump offered a staunch defense of his eldest son Thursday, saying during a carefully worded response here that Donald Trump Jr.'s meeting with a Russian lawyer was a standard session that any political operative would have taken. "My son is a wonderful young man. He took a meeting with a Russian lawyer, not a government lawyer, but a Russian lawyer," he said alongside French President Emmanuel Macron at the ornate Élysée Palace. "It was a short meeting. It was a meeting that went very, very quickly, very fast." According to the emails released by Trump Jr. this week, the lawyer -- Natalia Veselnitskaya -- was described to Trump's son in an email as a "Russian government lawyer" with information that was part of the country's effort to help elect his father.

For his part, Macron said he remained committed to the climate agreement, and would continue urging

OPTIONS:
- CNN to reconsider.
- Donald Trump to reconsider.
- Donald Trump Jr. to reconsider.
- Emmanuel Macron to reconsider.
- French to reconsider.
- Macron to reconsider.
- Natalia Veselnitskaya to reconsider.
- Paris to reconsider.
- Russian to reconsider.
- Trump to reconsider.
- Trump Jr. to reconsider.
- Warsaw to reconsider.
- Élysée Palace to reconsider.


Write the last sentence in this story.

(CNN) Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders came together on Sunday night for a special CNN Democratic primary debate in Flint, Michigan, site of a public health crisis caused by toxic tap water. The Democratic primary candidates jabbed at one another over the economy and free trade, but not before leveling harsh charges at the state's Republican leadership -- and the GOP presidential field. Here are a few of the most memorable lines. (For the blow-by-blow, check out the CNN live blog.) Sanders on the water crisis: "What I heard and what I saw literally shattered me." Sanders on Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder: "The governor of this state should understand that his dereliction of duty was irresponsible. He should resign."

OPTIONS:
- Bernie Sanders on punishing those responsible: "People should be held accountable wherever that leads.
- Burlington on punishing those responsible: "People should be held accountable wherever that leads.
- CNN on punishing those responsible: "People should be held accountable wherever that leads.
- Clinton on punishing those responsible: "People should be held accountable wherever that leads.
- Democratic on punishing those responsible: "People should be held accountable wherever that leads.
- Flint on punishing those responsible: "People should be held accountable wherever that leads.
- GOP on punishing those responsible: "People should be held accountable wherever that leads.
- Hillary Clinton on punishing those responsible: "People should be held accountable wherever that leads.
- Michigan on punishing those responsible: "People should be held accountable wherever that leads.
- Republican on punishing those responsible: "People should be held accountable wherever that leads.
- Rick Snyder on punishing those responsible: "People should be held accountable wherever that leads.
- Sanders on punishing those responsible: "People should be held accountable wherever that leads.
- Vermont on punishing those responsible: "People should be held accountable wherever that leads.


Hackers are able to spy on Samsung Galaxy users because of a software vulnerability. It enables cyber criminals to use the phone’s camera and microphone to read text messages and install apps. The software flaw affects up to 600 million handsets, including the newly released Samsung Galaxy S6, researchers claim. Until Samsung fixes the problem in a few days time, it is recommended that Galaxy handset owners stay away from unsecured Wi-Fi networks. The hack exploits a glitch with Samsung’s pre-installed ‘IME’ keyboard - a version of SwiftKey, which enables easier predictive text – that comes with Galaxy handsets,The Independent reported.

'This can include geographically proximate attacks such as rogue Wi-

OPTIONS:
- Fi access points or cellular base stations, or attacks from local users on a network,' Mr Welton writes.
- Galaxy access points or cellular base stations, or attacks from local users on a network,' Mr Welton writes.
- Galaxy S6 access points or cellular base stations, or attacks from local users on a network,' Mr Welton writes.
- NowSecure access points or cellular base stations, or attacks from local users on a network,' Mr Welton writes.
- Ryan Welton access points or cellular base stations, or attacks from local users on a network,' Mr Welton writes.
- Samsung access points or cellular base stations, or attacks from local users on a network,' Mr Welton writes.
- Samsung Galaxy access points or cellular base stations, or attacks from local users on a network,' Mr Welton writes.
- Samsung Galaxy S6 access points or cellular base stations, or attacks from local users on a network,' Mr Welton writes.
- Samsung’s access points or cellular base stations, or attacks from local users on a network,' Mr Welton writes.
- SwiftKey access points or cellular base stations, or attacks from local users on a network,' Mr Welton writes.
- The Independent access points or cellular base stations, or attacks from local users on a network,' Mr Welton writes.
- Wi access points or cellular base stations, or attacks from local users on a network,' Mr Welton writes.


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Gabby Giffords and her astronaut husband were seen jetting out of Los Angeles on Thursday ahead of the Easter weekend after taking a trip to visit his former space shuttle . The inspirational Ms Giffords, 44, walked through the airport in California using a cane, hard-won steps that show her continued progress four years after she survived an attempted assassination in Tucson, Arizona. The former U.S. representative, who is now an advocate for gun control, was accompanied by her husband, retired astronaut Mark Kelly, on the trip, and a young woman who carried several bags. Gabrielle Giffords walked through the LA airport using a cane on Thursday alongside a young woman, showing her continued remarkable progress four years after she survived an attempted assassination

Gabrielle Giffords walks with the help of a cane through an airport in

OPTIONS:
- Arizona.
- California.
- California Science Center.
- Easter.
- Gabby Giffords.
- Gabrielle Giffords.
- Giffords.
- International Space Station.
- LA.
- Los Angeles.
- Mark.
- Mark Kelly.
- Scott Kelly.
- Space Shuttle Endeavour.
- Tucson.
- U.S..


History was made in northern California when the first active professional baseball player to come out as gay led his team to victory. Sean Conroy, 23, secured a 7-0 win for the Sonoma Stompers on Thursday night during his first start with the 22-man team, which is part of the independent Pacific Association of Baseball Clubs. The enthusiastic crowd seemed more impressed with his performance pitching a shutout - completing a game without allowing any runs - than his role as a pioneer. The right hander, from Clifton Park, New York, struck-out 11 players and allowed three hits over nine innings.

The Stompers did not make a special announcement or call attention to the milestone so

OPTIONS:
- California could focus on his pitching, general manager Theo Fightmaster said.
- Clifton Park could focus on his pitching, general manager Theo Fightmaster said.
- New York could focus on his pitching, general manager Theo Fightmaster said.
- Pacific Association of Baseball Clubs could focus on his pitching, general manager Theo Fightmaster said.
- Sean Conroy could focus on his pitching, general manager Theo Fightmaster said.
- Sonoma Stompers could focus on his pitching, general manager Theo Fightmaster said.
- US Supreme Court could focus on his pitching, general manager Theo Fightmaster said.


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Sinjar, Iraq (CNN) Sinjar is yielding up its secrets -- the whispers of those who prayed as they were killed. Grief for those captured and never seen again. Mahama al-Shangali is the mayor of this town of fewer than 90,000 people in northern Iraq, in the heart of Yazidi country. When ISIS swept through the Yazidi homeland, it was along the road into Sinjar that men, women and children who had been rounded up from the surrounding villages were driven. Evidence of a massacre As the mayor walks us to the other side of the heaped earth defenses that encircle the town, he tells us this was the site of an ISIS massacre.

Those who managed to flee

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- CNN have found refuge here.
- ISIS have found refuge here.
- Iraq have found refuge here.
- Mahama al have found refuge here.
- Nima Elbagir have found refuge here.
- Shangali have found refuge here.
- Sinjar have found refuge here.
- Yazidi have found refuge here.


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A Vogue model whose criminal rape case against a fashion photographer fell apart has submitted in a civil lawsuit what she believes is new evidence that he’s a ‘sexual predator’. Latvian Alesia Riabenkova, 23, has launched a civil suit against Cameron Krone, 31, in Manhattan, for rape. The suit contains images of models he was shooting with remarks he allegedly scrawled on them that included ‘wanted to bang her’, ‘sexy as hell’ and ‘would get crazy’. The spreadsheets are used to record images of models and their basic physical appearance such as height and eye colour. But on one spreadsheet Krone appears to have written ‘big t***. OMG! I love my job’.

The suit said: 'Since the rape, Rjabenkova has come into possession of certain electronic documents of Krone that confirm that

OPTIONS:
- Alesia Riabenkova... is a sexual predator who views female models as nothing more than potential objects for his sexual depravity.'
- Cameron Krone... is a sexual predator who views female models as nothing more than potential objects for his sexual depravity.'
- Krone... is a sexual predator who views female models as nothing more than potential objects for his sexual depravity.'
- Latvian... is a sexual predator who views female models as nothing more than potential objects for his sexual depravity.'
- Manhattan... is a sexual predator who views female models as nothing more than potential objects for his sexual depravity.'
- OMG... is a sexual predator who views female models as nothing more than potential objects for his sexual depravity.'
- Riabenkova... is a sexual predator who views female models as nothing more than potential objects for his sexual depravity.'
- Vogue... is a sexual predator who views female models as nothing more than potential objects for his sexual depravity.'


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

It's the ultimate compliment for any player to have their talent recognised by their fellow professionals. So, to settle the argument of which is the greatest Premier League XI since it started in 1992-93, Sportsmail has studied every PFA  team of the year to find out which players are most highly-regarded by their peers. The results are fascinating – and surprising in some cases too. Legendary Manchester United goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel was selected in only one PL all-star team (1993), as was Dennis Bergkamp (1998) and therefore are well short of being considered for the greatest XI. Peter Schmeichel famously saves a penalty from Dennis Bergkamp in 1999... but neither make the all-time XI

OPTIONS:
- Dennis Bergkamp in his prime was the ultimate box-to-box midfielder, stopping goals, creating goals and scoring goals, often spectacular ones.
- Manchester United in his prime was the ultimate box-to-box midfielder, stopping goals, creating goals and scoring goals, often spectacular ones.
- PFA in his prime was the ultimate box-to-box midfielder, stopping goals, creating goals and scoring goals, often spectacular ones.
- PL in his prime was the ultimate box-to-box midfielder, stopping goals, creating goals and scoring goals, often spectacular ones.
- Peter Schmeichel in his prime was the ultimate box-to-box midfielder, stopping goals, creating goals and scoring goals, often spectacular ones.
- Premier League in his prime was the ultimate box-to-box midfielder, stopping goals, creating goals and scoring goals, often spectacular ones.
- Premier League XI in his prime was the ultimate box-to-box midfielder, stopping goals, creating goals and scoring goals, often spectacular ones.
- Sportsmail in his prime was the ultimate box-to-box midfielder, stopping goals, creating goals and scoring goals, often spectacular ones.
- Steven Gerrard in his prime was the ultimate box-to-box midfielder, stopping goals, creating goals and scoring goals, often spectacular ones.


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A British man who spent five months fighting against ISIS in Syria has been banned from giving a speech at his old university over fears he encourages others to travel to the region. Macer Gifford, 28, fought with the Kurdish group YPG and was due to give a talk on Tuesday at top London university UCL, organised by Kurdish Society president Kava Kurda. But Union Activities and Events Officer, Asad Khan, said the decision was due to 'concerns an event with a person speaking about their experiences fighting in Syria could lead to others going and fighting in the conflict'.

'In absence of advice from the police,

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- Asad Khan indicated that their preference would be to not invite Mr Gifford to speak on this occasion, although the final decision rested with us.'
- British indicated that their preference would be to not invite Mr Gifford to speak on this occasion, although the final decision rested with us.'
- ISIS indicated that their preference would be to not invite Mr Gifford to speak on this occasion, although the final decision rested with us.'
- Kava Kurda indicated that their preference would be to not invite Mr Gifford to speak on this occasion, although the final decision rested with us.'
- Kurdish indicated that their preference would be to not invite Mr Gifford to speak on this occasion, although the final decision rested with us.'
- Kurdish Society indicated that their preference would be to not invite Mr Gifford to speak on this occasion, although the final decision rested with us.'
- London indicated that their preference would be to not invite Mr Gifford to speak on this occasion, although the final decision rested with us.'
- Macer Gifford indicated that their preference would be to not invite Mr Gifford to speak on this occasion, although the final decision rested with us.'
- Northern Syria indicated that their preference would be to not invite Mr Gifford to speak on this occasion, although the final decision rested with us.'
- Syria indicated that their preference would be to not invite Mr Gifford to speak on this occasion, although the final decision rested with us.'
- UCL indicated that their preference would be to not invite Mr Gifford to speak on this occasion, although the final decision rested with us.'
- Union Activities and Events Officer indicated that their preference would be to not invite Mr Gifford to speak on this occasion, although the final decision rested with us.'
- YPG indicated that their preference would be to not invite Mr Gifford to speak on this occasion, although the final decision rested with us.'


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St. Louis Cardinals rookie Stephen Piscotty was carted off the field Monday night following a violent collision with teammate Peter Bourjos. In a frightening scene at PNC Park, Piscotty lay motionless on the grass in left-center field for several minutes. The 24-year-old was strapped to a backboard and waved his left hand as he was driven away, eliciting a big cheer from the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania crowd. Piscotty has a bruise on his head and all tests conducted were negative, the Cardinals said. He will be held overnight at a hospital for observation. In the bottom of the seventh inning, Josh Harrison of the Pirates hit a drive to the gap in left-center. Piscotty, playing left field, stumbled as he chased the ball.

Almost immediately,

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- Cardinals began waving to signal that Piscotty needed medical attention.
- Josh Harrison began waving to signal that Piscotty needed medical attention.
- PNC Park began waving to signal that Piscotty needed medical attention.
- Pennsylvania began waving to signal that Piscotty needed medical attention.
- Peter Bourjos began waving to signal that Piscotty needed medical attention.
- Pirates began waving to signal that Piscotty needed medical attention.
- Piscotty began waving to signal that Piscotty needed medical attention.
- Pittsburgh began waving to signal that Piscotty needed medical attention.
- Pittsburgh Pirates began waving to signal that Piscotty needed medical attention.
- St. Louis Cardinals began waving to signal that Piscotty needed medical attention.
- Stephen Piscotty began waving to signal that Piscotty needed medical attention.


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(CNN) Tweet by tweet, Donald Trump could undermine the GOP's efforts to close the gender gap, a strategy that is critical to the party's hopes of retaking the White House in November. Miffed that an anti-Trump super PAC targeted his wife by using a racy photo of her, Trump has gone after Ted Cruz's wife, upending the conventional rules of what's acceptable in presidential politics. He posted on Twitter Tuesday that he would "spill the beans" on Heidi Cruz, a former Goldman Sachs executive. And he re-tweeted an unflattering photo late Wednesday of Heidi Cruz next to his wife that was captioned "a picture is worth a thousand words."

In the near term, closing that gap could be one way for

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- CNN to boost his chances of slowing Trump's march to the 1,237 delegates he needs to win the party nomination.
- Donald Trump to boost his chances of slowing Trump's march to the 1,237 delegates he needs to win the party nomination.
- GOP to boost his chances of slowing Trump's march to the 1,237 delegates he needs to win the party nomination.
- Goldman Sachs to boost his chances of slowing Trump's march to the 1,237 delegates he needs to win the party nomination.
- Heidi Cruz to boost his chances of slowing Trump's march to the 1,237 delegates he needs to win the party nomination.
- Ted Cruz to boost his chances of slowing Trump's march to the 1,237 delegates he needs to win the party nomination.
- Trump to boost his chances of slowing Trump's march to the 1,237 delegates he needs to win the party nomination.
- Tweets to boost his chances of slowing Trump's march to the 1,237 delegates he needs to win the party nomination.
- Twitter to boost his chances of slowing Trump's march to the 1,237 delegates he needs to win the party nomination.
- White House to boost his chances of slowing Trump's march to the 1,237 delegates he needs to win the party nomination.


How does the sentence end?

California police are searching for a man that they say swindled a 92-year-old woman out of her life savings and the apartment building she owned before disappearing. Mable Miles, of Los Angeles, said she has known 58-year-old Carlson Jackson since he was a little boy growing up in Detroit, KTLA reports. So, when the man reached out to her last year looking for a place to stay, Miles didn't hesitate to welcome him into her home. 'He came and told her that he would help her,' Carol White, Miles' niece, told KTLA. 'He helped himself to all of her money.'

Instead, he opened a joint bank account in his and

OPTIONS:
- California' name and transferred all of the money out of it.
- Carlson Jackson' name and transferred all of the money out of it.
- Carol White' name and transferred all of the money out of it.
- Detroit' name and transferred all of the money out of it.
- Jackson' name and transferred all of the money out of it.
- KTLA' name and transferred all of the money out of it.
- Los Angeles' name and transferred all of the money out of it.
- Mable Miles' name and transferred all of the money out of it.
- Miles' name and transferred all of the money out of it.
- P.O.' name and transferred all of the money out of it.


How does this story end?

(CNN) French authorities have begun the process of demolishing the migrant camp known as the Calais Jungle, and it is clear that the final few hours of this center are going to be just as big a disgrace as its previous existence. I visited the Jungle earlier this month, just after President François Hollande had said that the camp would be closed down. In light of this announcement, you might have expected that there would be official information points for the migrants, telling them about the alternative accommodation that the French authorities said they would provide, what they needed to do in order to be moved there, and encouraging them to leave straight away.

Yet, when I was there I met families with young children who had already claimed asylum in

OPTIONS:
- CNN, but were still waiting, after five months, to be offered accommodation by the authorities in that country.
- Calais Jungle, but were still waiting, after five months, to be offered accommodation by the authorities in that country.
- Collins, but were still waiting, after five months, to be offered accommodation by the authorities in that country.
- France, but were still waiting, after five months, to be offered accommodation by the authorities in that country.
- François Hollande, but were still waiting, after five months, to be offered accommodation by the authorities in that country.
- French, but were still waiting, after five months, to be offered accommodation by the authorities in that country.
- Jungle, but were still waiting, after five months, to be offered accommodation by the authorities in that country.


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

Hillary Rodham Clinton said Sunday that President Barack Obama should use a setback in Congress to seek the best possible trade agreement. The Democratic presidential candidate said this was Obama's chance to address the Democrats' concerns about job protections and wages within the pact. 'Let's take the lemons and turn it into lemonade,' Clinton told about 600 supporters at the Iowa State Fairgrounds, addressing the controversial Trans Pacific Partnership trade proposal. The agreement with 11 other Pacific Rim nations has splintered Obama from House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi and rank-and-file Democrats. Courting Iowa voters, Clinton sought to address Democratic opponents of the trade legislation, including liberals and labor unions, who have said the Obama-backed plan will cost U.S. jobs.

The subject of trade has emerged as an early divider within the

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama primary.
- Bernie Sanders primary.
- Clinton primary.
- Congress primary.
- Democrat primary.
- Democratic primary.
- Democrats primary.
- Hillary Rodham Clinton primary.
- House primary.
- Iowa primary.
- Iowa State Fairgrounds primary.
- Martin O' Malley primary.
- Nancy Pelosi primary.
- Obama primary.
- Pacific Rim primary.
- Trans Pacific Partnership primary.
- U.S. primary.


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

Wisconsin's Republican governor Scott Walker became the 20th major party candidate for president on Monday with a speech that name-checked Planned Parenthood, the ISIS terror army, Hillary Clinton, Vladimir Putin and the Kohl's chain of department stores. The early GOP favorite has waited month after month to enter the race as others leaped in, but finally declared his availability for the White House in a suburb of Milwaukee. Walker cast himself as the economic and military heir to Ronald Reagan, and a hardscrabble survivor with a statewide record that, he says, can scale up to the size of a nation.

'

OPTIONS:
- Casual Walker has tried to rip apart our higher education system.
- Democrats has tried to rip apart our higher education system.
- GOP has tried to rip apart our higher education system.
- Hillary Clinton has tried to rip apart our higher education system.
- ISIS has tried to rip apart our higher education system.
- Iran has tried to rip apart our higher education system.
- Israel has tried to rip apart our higher education system.
- Keystone XL has tried to rip apart our higher education system.
- Kohl's has tried to rip apart our higher education system.
- Kohl's Department Stores has tried to rip apart our higher education system.
- Milwaukee has tried to rip apart our higher education system.
- Obama has tried to rip apart our higher education system.
- Obamacare has tried to rip apart our higher education system.
- Planned Parenthood has tried to rip apart our higher education system.
- Republican has tried to rip apart our higher education system.
- Republicans has tried to rip apart our higher education system.
- Ronald Reagan has tried to rip apart our higher education system.
- Russia has tried to rip apart our higher education system.
- Scott Walker has tried to rip apart our higher education system.
- US has tried to rip apart our higher education system.
- Vladimir Putin has tried to rip apart our higher education system.
- Walker has tried to rip apart our higher education system.
- White House has tried to rip apart our higher education system.
- Wisconsin has tried to rip apart our higher education system.


Playing with Thierry Henry turned Bradley Wright-Phillips into the MLS's top goal scorer last season. The duo had chemistry and the result was one of those seasons that will be hard to beat, with the Englishman scoring 27 goals in 32 games and winning the league's golden boot. Doing it again might be a lot tougher. Henry, the French international who brought immense talent and recognition to the league, has retired and Wright-Phillips is going to have to go through an adjustment period. Bradley Wright-Phillips (left) didn't have a shot in the Red Bulls' season opener against Sporting Kansas City

The

OPTIONS:
- Bradley Wright-Phillips have revamped their roster and Henry isn't the only one gone.
- Englishman have revamped their roster and Henry isn't the only one gone.
- Europe have revamped their roster and Henry isn't the only one gone.
- French have revamped their roster and Henry isn't the only one gone.
- Henry have revamped their roster and Henry isn't the only one gone.
- MLS have revamped their roster and Henry isn't the only one gone.
- New York Red Bulls have revamped their roster and Henry isn't the only one gone.
- Red Bulls have revamped their roster and Henry isn't the only one gone.
- Sporting Kansas City have revamped their roster and Henry isn't the only one gone.
- Thierry Henry have revamped their roster and Henry isn't the only one gone.
- Wright-Phillips have revamped their roster and Henry isn't the only one gone.


Complete the passage.

Celtic will finalise the twin signings of Jozo Simunovic and Ryan Christie on Tuesday. Dinamo Zagreb centre back Simunovic will join on a four-year deal for £5million while Christie will return to Inverness for the remainder of this season after clinching his £500,000 move. Simunovic was last night undergoing a medical in his homeland while Christie will be briefly be excused Scotland under-21 duty to go through his own procedure in Glasgow on Tuesday afternoon. Their signings will bring to eight the number of players Ronny Deila has signed in this window. The Norwegian could yet add a ninth before the window closes at midnight tonight with negotiations to bring in Sunderland striker Steven Fletcher on loan still ongoing and Leicester’s out-of-favour Croatian hit-man Andrej Kramaric also under consideration.

‘Dinamo wish to thank

OPTIONS:
- Andrej Kramaric for everything he has done for our club and wish him good luck in his future career.’
- Bhoys for everything he has done for our club and wish him good luck in his future career.’
- Celtic for everything he has done for our club and wish him good luck in his future career.’
- Christie for everything he has done for our club and wish him good luck in his future career.’
- Croatian for everything he has done for our club and wish him good luck in his future career.’
- Dinamo Zagreb for everything he has done for our club and wish him good luck in his future career.’
- Glasgow for everything he has done for our club and wish him good luck in his future career.’
- Inverness for everything he has done for our club and wish him good luck in his future career.’
- Jozo Simunovic for everything he has done for our club and wish him good luck in his future career.’
- Leicester for everything he has done for our club and wish him good luck in his future career.’
- Norwegian for everything he has done for our club and wish him good luck in his future career.’
- Ronny Deila for everything he has done for our club and wish him good luck in his future career.’
- Ryan Christie for everything he has done for our club and wish him good luck in his future career.’
- Scotland for everything he has done for our club and wish him good luck in his future career.’
- Simunovic for everything he has done for our club and wish him good luck in his future career.’
- Steven Fletcher for everything he has done for our club and wish him good luck in his future career.’
- Sunderland for everything he has done for our club and wish him good luck in his future career.’


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Darren Bent has revealed an Aston Villa return this summer could be on the cards and discussions have taken place. The former England striker, on loan at Derby County, also said Villa were ‘100 per cent’ correct to sack Paul Lambert. Bent, 31, praised Tim Sherwood, who he knows from Tottenham Hotspur, and opened the door on a shock continuation of his Villa Park career even after his contract expires in June. Darren Bent has scored seven goals on loan in the Championship with promotion-chasing Derby Paul Lambert was sacked by Aston Villa in February after two-and-a-half seasons at the club

Bent endured a frustrating time at Villa Park while

OPTIONS:
- Aston Villa was in charge as he was left on the sidelines
- Bent was in charge as he was left on the sidelines
- Championship was in charge as he was left on the sidelines
- Darren Bent was in charge as he was left on the sidelines
- Derby was in charge as he was left on the sidelines
- Derby County was in charge as he was left on the sidelines
- England was in charge as he was left on the sidelines
- Paul Lambert was in charge as he was left on the sidelines
- Tim Sherwood was in charge as he was left on the sidelines
- Tottenham was in charge as he was left on the sidelines
- Tottenham Hotspur was in charge as he was left on the sidelines
- Villa was in charge as he was left on the sidelines
- Villa Park was in charge as he was left on the sidelines


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Washington (CNN) The Trump administration on Monday opened up its first line of attack on so-called sanctuary cities, naming jurisdictions that decline to detain immigrants who could be subject to deportation. The report lays out 206 declined "detainers" that were registered in Immigrations and Customs Enforcement databases during the week of January 28 to February 3. Detainers are requests by ICE to local law enforcement agencies to hold certain individuals ICE believes could be deported for up to an extra 48 hours beyond the criminal process so they can be picked up by ICE. President Donald Trump ordered the Department of Homeland Security to issue the reports, called the Weekly Declined Detainer Outcome Report, in an executive order in January.

"They were born out of real experiences and problems that we've had in doing

OPTIONS:
- CNN's work for them.
- DHS's work for them.
- Department of Homeland Security's work for them.
- Donald Trump's work for them.
- ICE's work for them.
- Immigrations and Customs Enforcement's work for them.
- Trump administration's work for them.
- Washington's work for them.
- Weekly Declined Detainer Outcome Report's work for them.