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The FIFA Club World Cup is almost done, with River Plate through to the final in Japan and awaiting a possible meeting with Barcelona. But, as is so often the case, the competition passed largely under the radar in this country. Here, Sportsmail takes a look at a complicated competition that struggles each year for attention in some parts and is seen as the pinnacle in others. Barcelona vs Guangzhou - Thursday,10.30am KO Sanfreece vs TBD - Sunday, 7am River Plate vs TBD - Sunday, 10.30am It's limited in the sense that the annual competition only started in 2000 and is currently in its 12th edition. But intentions to create a competition that would pit the world's best clubs against one another actually pre-dates the World Cup.

The host is determined by a bidding process, which in seven of 12 editions has been

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona.
- Corinthians.
- English.
- FIFA Club World Cup.
- Guangzhou.
- Japan.
- Manchester United.
- River Plate.
- Sanfreece.
- Sportsmail.
- TBD.
- World Cup.


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Tarboro, North Carolina (CNN) The weather is picture-perfect nearly a week after Hurricane Matthew unleashed winds and torrential rain on North Carolina's eastern flatlands -- but Princeville still is under water. "This is a disaster area. It's not going to recover in 24 hours, and it's still going on as we speak, not only in Princeville but 150 miles from here," Gov. Pat McCrory said. "People are playing golf 20 miles from here, and yet we have a whole town under water." The aftermath of Matthew's deluge has caused normally tranquil rivers to swell to record levels. Princeville, a town settled by freed slaves in the late 1800s, is among the most severely hit.

It isn't the first time

OPTIONS:
- CNN has experienced disastrous flooding.
- Matthew has experienced disastrous flooding.
- North Carolina has experienced disastrous flooding.
- Pat McCrory has experienced disastrous flooding.
- Princeville has experienced disastrous flooding.
- Tarboro has experienced disastrous flooding.


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Olympic Day last week delivered an abrupt wake-up call for Graeme McDowell. The man who wrestled with his conscience 18 months ago before declaring for Ireland over Great Britain for the Olympics in Rio next year had been barged aside just 24 hours earlier in the race to make the team in green. Who’d have thought there was an earthly chance of that happening when G-Mac was making his difficult decision in November, 2013? At the time he stood 11th in the world. The next-best Irishman was Shane Lowry in 75th place. But since then Lowry’s steady progress has coincided with the edge disappearing from McDowell’s game to the point where they crossed paths in the world rankings for the first time last week. Now Lowry is 45th and McDowell 48th — and only one will accompany Rory McIlroy on the plane to Brazil.

And let’s hope this proves a prod to the ribs to get G-

OPTIONS:
- Brazil going again.
- Graeme McDowell going again.
- Great Britain going again.
- Greenbrier Classic going again.
- Ireland going again.
- Irishman going again.
- Lowry going again.
- Mac going again.
- McDowell going again.
- Olympic Day going again.
- Olympics going again.
- Rio going again.
- Rory McIlroy going again.
- Shane Lowry going again.
- Tiger Woods going again.
- Virginia going again.


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(CNN) Jurors failed to reach a verdict Tuesday and will begin a third day of deliberations Wednesday in Bill Cosby's trial for aggravated indecent assault -- a case closely watched by the public as well as the dozens of women who have accused Cosby of similar misconduct. Prosecutors say the famed comedian drugged and sexually assaulted Andrea Constand, a former Temple University employee, at his home near Philadelphia in January 2004. Cosby pleaded not guilty to three charges of aggravated indecent assault, a second-degree felony. The jury of seven men and five women were bused in from Allegheny County near Pittsburgh and have been sequestered in a hotel for the trial. They began deliberating Monday evening, continued all day Tuesday, and will resume again Wednesday morning.

Prosecutors say his prior use of Quaaludes shows that

OPTIONS:
- Allegheny County had knowledge of what he was doing when he gave her the pills.
- Andrea Constand had knowledge of what he was doing when he gave her the pills.
- Bill Cosby had knowledge of what he was doing when he gave her the pills.
- Cosby had knowledge of what he was doing when he gave her the pills.
- Philadelphia had knowledge of what he was doing when he gave her the pills.
- Pittsburgh had knowledge of what he was doing when he gave her the pills.
- Temple University had knowledge of what he was doing when he gave her the pills.


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(CNN) A pastor with a long history of inflammatory remarks about Muslims, Mormons, Catholics and gays preached at a private service for President-elect Trump and his family on Friday, shortly before Trump took the oath of office. The pastor, the Rev. Robert Jeffress, is a Southern Baptist who vigorously campaigned for Trump during the final months of the presidential election and is a member of his evangelical advisory board. "I love this guy!" Trump has said of Jeffress. Before the campaign, Trump, a Presbyterian, had no apparent connection to the pastor, who leads First Baptist Church in Dallas. Friday morning's worship service, held at St. John's Episcopal Church across the street from the White House, continued a modern Inauguration Day ritual. With the exception of Richard Nixon in 1973, every president since Franklin Roosevelt has attended spiritual services on Inauguration Day, many at St. John's. The event is separate from both the inauguration itself and an interfaith service to be held Saturday at Washington National Cathedral, where an imam is among those who will offer prayers.

Ironically,

OPTIONS:
- Catholics is known for its tolerance toward homosexuality and other faiths.
- Dallas is known for its tolerance toward homosexuality and other faiths.
- First Baptist Church is known for its tolerance toward homosexuality and other faiths.
- Franklin Roosevelt is known for its tolerance toward homosexuality and other faiths.
- Inauguration Day is known for its tolerance toward homosexuality and other faiths.
- Jeffress is known for its tolerance toward homosexuality and other faiths.
- Mormons is known for its tolerance toward homosexuality and other faiths.
- Muslims is known for its tolerance toward homosexuality and other faiths.
- Presbyterian is known for its tolerance toward homosexuality and other faiths.
- Richard Nixon is known for its tolerance toward homosexuality and other faiths.
- Robert Jeffress is known for its tolerance toward homosexuality and other faiths.
- Southern Baptist is known for its tolerance toward homosexuality and other faiths.
- St. John's is known for its tolerance toward homosexuality and other faiths.
- St. John's Episcopal Church is known for its tolerance toward homosexuality and other faiths.
- Trump is known for its tolerance toward homosexuality and other faiths.
- Washington National Cathedral is known for its tolerance toward homosexuality and other faiths.
- White House is known for its tolerance toward homosexuality and other faiths.


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A pair of identical twins have opened up about how their lives were turned upside down when one of the siblings, who were born as boys, revealed she was transgender. Jonas and Nicole Maines, who are both 18, were born twin boys named Jonas and Wyatt. But at an early age, Wyatt, who has always identified as a girl, began talking about his desire to transition - and eventually took hormones and underwent sexual reassignment surgery to physically become female. Now, the twins and their parents have shared details about their lives in a new interview with People, as well as in Pulitzer-Prize winner Amy Ellis Nutt's new book,Becoming Nicole: The Transformation of an American Family.

At her new middle school,

OPTIONS:
- Amy Ellis Nutt was able to start over, and didn't tell anyone she was transgender.
- Becoming Nicole was able to start over, and didn't tell anyone she was transgender.
- Jonas was able to start over, and didn't tell anyone she was transgender.
- Jonas Maines was able to start over, and didn't tell anyone she was transgender.
- Nicole was able to start over, and didn't tell anyone she was transgender.
- Nicole Maines was able to start over, and didn't tell anyone she was transgender.
- People was able to start over, and didn't tell anyone she was transgender.
- Pulitzer-Prize was able to start over, and didn't tell anyone she was transgender.
- The Transformation of an American Family was able to start over, and didn't tell anyone she was transgender.
- Wyatt was able to start over, and didn't tell anyone she was transgender.


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

18-year-old Edryd James has apologised to rugby referee Nigel Owens for sending him a homophobic tweet following England's Six Nations victory against France, Dyfed Powys Police have revealed. The pair met as part of an Agreed Community Resolution during which James apologised for the offence he had caused. An official statement from the Dyfed Powys Police read: 'Rugby referee Nigel Owens has met face to face with the 18-year-old from Cynwyl Elfed who sent him a homophobic tweet after the recent England v France Six Nations match. Nigel Owens (pictured speaking to England's fly-half George Ford) took charge of Saturday's Six Nations match between England and France

OPTIONS:
- Agreed Community Resolution, once named as gay sports personality of the year, was encouraged by many other internet users to report the abuse while others said he should ignore it.
- Cynwyl Elfed, once named as gay sports personality of the year, was encouraged by many other internet users to report the abuse while others said he should ignore it.
- Dyfed Powys Police, once named as gay sports personality of the year, was encouraged by many other internet users to report the abuse while others said he should ignore it.
- Edryd James, once named as gay sports personality of the year, was encouraged by many other internet users to report the abuse while others said he should ignore it.
- England, once named as gay sports personality of the year, was encouraged by many other internet users to report the abuse while others said he should ignore it.
- France, once named as gay sports personality of the year, was encouraged by many other internet users to report the abuse while others said he should ignore it.
- George Ford, once named as gay sports personality of the year, was encouraged by many other internet users to report the abuse while others said he should ignore it.
- James, once named as gay sports personality of the year, was encouraged by many other internet users to report the abuse while others said he should ignore it.
- Nigel Owens, once named as gay sports personality of the year, was encouraged by many other internet users to report the abuse while others said he should ignore it.
- Owens, once named as gay sports personality of the year, was encouraged by many other internet users to report the abuse while others said he should ignore it.
- Rugby, once named as gay sports personality of the year, was encouraged by many other internet users to report the abuse while others said he should ignore it.
- Six Nations, once named as gay sports personality of the year, was encouraged by many other internet users to report the abuse while others said he should ignore it.
- Stuart Bell, once named as gay sports personality of the year, was encouraged by many other internet users to report the abuse while others said he should ignore it.
- Welsh, once named as gay sports personality of the year, was encouraged by many other internet users to report the abuse while others said he should ignore it.


A 23-year-old man from Michigan is running 3,200 miles across the US, inspired by Forrest Gump. While he may not be running for 'three years, two months, 14 days and 16 hours' like Forrest - played by Tom Hanks in the 1994 Academy Award-winning movie by the same name - Barclay Oudersluys will be on the road for 100 days, covering between 31 and 32 miles at a time. By Friday, the athlete had completed 2,000 miles and was 63 days into his epic journey. 'I've been through thunderstorms, snow a couple times, really windy days out in Kansas, heat waves; it's a real mix,' he told ABC News.

No strangers have joined Mr

OPTIONS:
- ABC News on his run, but he would like people to meet him at the finish line.
- Academy Award on his run, but he would like people to meet him at the finish line.
- Barclay Oudersluys on his run, but he would like people to meet him at the finish line.
- Forrest on his run, but he would like people to meet him at the finish line.
- Forrest Gump on his run, but he would like people to meet him at the finish line.
- Kansas on his run, but he would like people to meet him at the finish line.
- Michigan on his run, but he would like people to meet him at the finish line.
- Tom Hanks on his run, but he would like people to meet him at the finish line.
- US on his run, but he would like people to meet him at the finish line.


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Thierry Henry hailed 'the detective' Francis Coquelin for his midfield display in Arsenal's hard-fought victory over Burnley at Turf Moor. The former Gunners striker said that Coquelin was his man of the match in Arsenal's 1-0 win, and he labelled the 23-year-old 'Columbo'. Coquelin played a key role in Aaron Ramsey's 12th-minute goal when he intercepted a Burnley pass and got his team on the front foot. Thierry Henry hailed the display of Francis Coquelin in Arsenal's 1-0 win over Burnley at Turf Moor Henry was speaking on Sky Sports' coverage of the Premier League encounter on Saturday night Speaking on Sky Sports' coverage of the Premier League encounter, Henry said: 'I thought he was brilliant today. He was our man of the match. He senses the danger and is there straight away.'

Henry added: 'He went away a bit before coming back to

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Ramsey and maybe that helped him.
- Arsenal and maybe that helped him.
- Burnley and maybe that helped him.
- Columbo and maybe that helped him.
- Coquelin and maybe that helped him.
- Francis Coquelin and maybe that helped him.
- Gunners and maybe that helped him.
- Henry and maybe that helped him.
- Premier League and maybe that helped him.
- Sky Sports and maybe that helped him.
- Thierry Henry and maybe that helped him.
- Turf Moor and maybe that helped him.


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Sacked: But Jeremy Clarkson will not face prosecution over the incident which got him sacked from Top Gear Jeremy Clarkson will not face prosecution over the attack on a Top Gear producer which led to him being sacked from the hit BBC show. Police had opened an investigation into the incident, which took place at a hotel in Hawes, North Yorkshire last month after Clarkson had been filming Top Gear in the area. However, after the victim Oisin Tymon said that he did not want to press charges, officers have now decided to drop the probe without taking action against Clarkson.

The incident, described as a 'fracas' by

OPTIONS:
- BBC officials, occurred when Clarkson discovered that the hotel where he was staying could not serve him a hot meal following a day's filming.
- Clarkson officials, occurred when Clarkson discovered that the hotel where he was staying could not serve him a hot meal following a day's filming.
- Hawes officials, occurred when Clarkson discovered that the hotel where he was staying could not serve him a hot meal following a day's filming.
- Jeremy Clarkson officials, occurred when Clarkson discovered that the hotel where he was staying could not serve him a hot meal following a day's filming.
- North Yorkshire officials, occurred when Clarkson discovered that the hotel where he was staying could not serve him a hot meal following a day's filming.
- Oisin Tymon officials, occurred when Clarkson discovered that the hotel where he was staying could not serve him a hot meal following a day's filming.
- Top Gear officials, occurred when Clarkson discovered that the hotel where he was staying could not serve him a hot meal following a day's filming.
- Tymon officials, occurred when Clarkson discovered that the hotel where he was staying could not serve him a hot meal following a day's filming.
- Yorkshire officials, occurred when Clarkson discovered that the hotel where he was staying could not serve him a hot meal following a day's filming.


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(CNN) On the evening of December 7, minutes after a local Indiana union leader, Chuck Jones, criticized Trump on CNN for falsely claiming that he had kept 1,100  Carrier jobs in the United States, Trump tweeted, "Chuck Jones, who is President of United Steelworkers 1999, has done a terrible job representing workers. No wonder companies flee country!" Since that tweet went out, some news organizations have reported that Jones has received death threats. A few days before, Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg was quoted in the Chicago Tribune gently chiding Trump for being against trade. Muilenburg noted that trade is essential to the US economy, as reflected in the "large and growing percentage of our business" coming from international sales, including commercial jet orders from China.

OPTIONS:
- Boeing doesn't take kindly to anyone criticizing him -- not journalists (whom he refers to as "dishonest," "disgusting" and "scum" when they take him on), not corporate executives, not entertainers who satirize him, not local labor leaders, no one.
- CNN doesn't take kindly to anyone criticizing him -- not journalists (whom he refers to as "dishonest," "disgusting" and "scum" when they take him on), not corporate executives, not entertainers who satirize him, not local labor leaders, no one.
- Chicago Tribune doesn't take kindly to anyone criticizing him -- not journalists (whom he refers to as "dishonest," "disgusting" and "scum" when they take him on), not corporate executives, not entertainers who satirize him, not local labor leaders, no one.
- China doesn't take kindly to anyone criticizing him -- not journalists (whom he refers to as "dishonest," "disgusting" and "scum" when they take him on), not corporate executives, not entertainers who satirize him, not local labor leaders, no one.
- Chuck Jones doesn't take kindly to anyone criticizing him -- not journalists (whom he refers to as "dishonest," "disgusting" and "scum" when they take him on), not corporate executives, not entertainers who satirize him, not local labor leaders, no one.
- Democracy doesn't take kindly to anyone criticizing him -- not journalists (whom he refers to as "dishonest," "disgusting" and "scum" when they take him on), not corporate executives, not entertainers who satirize him, not local labor leaders, no one.
- Dennis Muilenburg doesn't take kindly to anyone criticizing him -- not journalists (whom he refers to as "dishonest," "disgusting" and "scum" when they take him on), not corporate executives, not entertainers who satirize him, not local labor leaders, no one.
- Fascists doesn't take kindly to anyone criticizing him -- not journalists (whom he refers to as "dishonest," "disgusting" and "scum" when they take him on), not corporate executives, not entertainers who satirize him, not local labor leaders, no one.
- Indiana doesn't take kindly to anyone criticizing him -- not journalists (whom he refers to as "dishonest," "disgusting" and "scum" when they take him on), not corporate executives, not entertainers who satirize him, not local labor leaders, no one.
- Jones doesn't take kindly to anyone criticizing him -- not journalists (whom he refers to as "dishonest," "disgusting" and "scum" when they take him on), not corporate executives, not entertainers who satirize him, not local labor leaders, no one.
- Muilenburg doesn't take kindly to anyone criticizing him -- not journalists (whom he refers to as "dishonest," "disgusting" and "scum" when they take him on), not corporate executives, not entertainers who satirize him, not local labor leaders, no one.
- Reich doesn't take kindly to anyone criticizing him -- not journalists (whom he refers to as "dishonest," "disgusting" and "scum" when they take him on), not corporate executives, not entertainers who satirize him, not local labor leaders, no one.
- Robert Reich doesn't take kindly to anyone criticizing him -- not journalists (whom he refers to as "dishonest," "disgusting" and "scum" when they take him on), not corporate executives, not entertainers who satirize him, not local labor leaders, no one.
- Trump doesn't take kindly to anyone criticizing him -- not journalists (whom he refers to as "dishonest," "disgusting" and "scum" when they take him on), not corporate executives, not entertainers who satirize him, not local labor leaders, no one.
- US doesn't take kindly to anyone criticizing him -- not journalists (whom he refers to as "dishonest," "disgusting" and "scum" when they take him on), not corporate executives, not entertainers who satirize him, not local labor leaders, no one.
- United States doesn't take kindly to anyone criticizing him -- not journalists (whom he refers to as "dishonest," "disgusting" and "scum" when they take him on), not corporate executives, not entertainers who satirize him, not local labor leaders, no one.
- United Steelworkers doesn't take kindly to anyone criticizing him -- not journalists (whom he refers to as "dishonest," "disgusting" and "scum" when they take him on), not corporate executives, not entertainers who satirize him, not local labor leaders, no one.


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(CNN) Actor John Hurt, the gravelly voiced British actor who garnered Oscar nominations for his roles in "Midnight Express" and "The Elephant Man," has died at the age of 77, publicist Charles McDonald said Friday. McDonald offered no other details of Hurt's passing. Known for playing tormented characters, Hurt memorably died on screen in the 1979 space adventure "Alien" when a creature exploded from his chest during lunch in the spacecraft mess hall. CNN's "The Screening Room" in 2007 ranked it among its Top 10 favorite movie deaths. Hurt always stayed busy, working more than six decades in television, movies and voice work in England and the United States. He recently played a priest who counsels Jacqueline Kennedy in last year's biopic "Jackie," according to IMDb.

"I'm very much of the opinion that to work is better than not to work," he said, according to his

OPTIONS:
- Alien bio.
- British bio.
- CNN bio.
- Charles McDonald bio.
- England bio.
- Hurt bio.
- IMDb bio.
- Jackie bio.
- Jacqueline Kennedy bio.
- John Hurt bio.
- McDonald bio.
- Midnight Express bio.
- Oscar bio.
- The Elephant Man bio.
- The Screening Room bio.
- Top 10 bio.
- United States bio.


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Andy Farrell is braced for an overhaul of England’s coaching staff but insists that whoever is in charge next year will have an easier job thanks to Stuart Lancaster. The defence coach was forced to deny last night that he has had a controlling influence on selection and strategy, over and above his head coach. He also had to fend off allegations that two unnamed England coaches broke regulations by confronting a match official in the tunnel at Twickenham at half-time during Saturday’s loss to Australia. That is now the subject of a World Rugby investigation and could lead to a fine.

‘

OPTIONS:
- Andy Farrell has put the graft in to lay solid foundations,’ he said.
- Australia has put the graft in to lay solid foundations,’ he said.
- Defence has put the graft in to lay solid foundations,’ he said.
- England has put the graft in to lay solid foundations,’ he said.
- Farrell has put the graft in to lay solid foundations,’ he said.
- Owen has put the graft in to lay solid foundations,’ he said.
- Rugby World Cup has put the graft in to lay solid foundations,’ he said.
- Stuart Lancaster has put the graft in to lay solid foundations,’ he said.
- Twickenham has put the graft in to lay solid foundations,’ he said.
- World Rugby has put the graft in to lay solid foundations,’ he said.


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(CNN) It was a little before midnight on March 2, 2016, when at least two men kicked in the back door of the home of award-winning environmentalist and activist Berta Cáceres in La Esperanza, western Honduras. Moments later, 44-year-old Cáceres was shot dead. Her friend, Mexican environmentalist Gustavo Castro Soto was wounded, but survived the attack. A report made public this week concluded that a plan to assassinate Cáceres had been months in the making, was not an "isolated incident," and was the result of a conspiracy involving financial institutions, current and former power company executives and employees and members of the Honduran state security agency.

While the report's conclusions are seen as a victory by the Cáceres' family and COPINH,

OPTIONS:
- Berta Cáceres' daughter, Berthita, said the fight is far from over.
- Cáceres' daughter, Berthita, said the fight is far from over.
- Gustavo Castro Soto' daughter, Berthita, said the fight is far from over.
- Honduran' daughter, Berthita, said the fight is far from over.
- Honduras' daughter, Berthita, said the fight is far from over.
- La Esperanza' daughter, Berthita, said the fight is far from over.
- Mexican' daughter, Berthita, said the fight is far from over.


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Bobbi Kristina, the ill-fated daughter of Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown, was a drug addict by the time she was 14 years old according to an explosive new book which reveals shocking new details about the short lives of the singing superstar and her only child. Whitney & Bobbi Kristina: The Deadly Price of Fame, written by Ian Halperin, portrays Bobbi Kristina as a wild child who never stood a chance growing up in an environment where her own mother was too consumed by her own drug demons and sexuality issues to be a functioning parent. The book emerges just six months after a drug overdose left Bobbi Kristina, 22, in a coma from which doctors have said she is unlikely to ever regain consciousness.

OPTIONS:
- Bobbi Kristina always adamantly denied she was a lesbian, but husband Bobby even expressed his own doubts in his memoir.
- Bobby Brown always adamantly denied she was a lesbian, but husband Bobby even expressed his own doubts in his memoir.
- Deadly Price of Fame always adamantly denied she was a lesbian, but husband Bobby even expressed his own doubts in his memoir.
- Halperin always adamantly denied she was a lesbian, but husband Bobby even expressed his own doubts in his memoir.
- Ian Halperin always adamantly denied she was a lesbian, but husband Bobby even expressed his own doubts in his memoir.
- Whitney always adamantly denied she was a lesbian, but husband Bobby even expressed his own doubts in his memoir.
- Whitney Houston always adamantly denied she was a lesbian, but husband Bobby even expressed his own doubts in his memoir.


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As heir to the Formula 1 empire, Tamara Ecclestone's childhood was no doubt a luxurious one. And it seems that she wants the same for her daughter Sophia, who celebrated turning one today with a lavish and extravagant birthday party in her honour. Tamara, 30, and husband Jay Rutland clearly wanted to give their only daughter a first birthday to remember - and they pulled out all the stops by creating 'Sophia's farmyard' in the garden of their London mansion. Scroll down for video Happy birthday, Sophia! Tamara Ecclestone and Jay Rutland celebrated daughter Sophia's first birthday by creating a farmyard for the tiny tot in the garden of their London mansion

Birthday girl:

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- Formula 1 uploaded a snap of her firstborn wearing custom-made pyjamas on Instagram with the words: 'Happy birthday angel no words could ever describe how much I love you so proud of the beautiful little lady you are the light of my life'
- Instagram uploaded a snap of her firstborn wearing custom-made pyjamas on Instagram with the words: 'Happy birthday angel no words could ever describe how much I love you so proud of the beautiful little lady you are the light of my life'
- Jay Rutland uploaded a snap of her firstborn wearing custom-made pyjamas on Instagram with the words: 'Happy birthday angel no words could ever describe how much I love you so proud of the beautiful little lady you are the light of my life'
- London uploaded a snap of her firstborn wearing custom-made pyjamas on Instagram with the words: 'Happy birthday angel no words could ever describe how much I love you so proud of the beautiful little lady you are the light of my life'
- Sophia uploaded a snap of her firstborn wearing custom-made pyjamas on Instagram with the words: 'Happy birthday angel no words could ever describe how much I love you so proud of the beautiful little lady you are the light of my life'
- Tamara uploaded a snap of her firstborn wearing custom-made pyjamas on Instagram with the words: 'Happy birthday angel no words could ever describe how much I love you so proud of the beautiful little lady you are the light of my life'
- Tamara Ecclestone uploaded a snap of her firstborn wearing custom-made pyjamas on Instagram with the words: 'Happy birthday angel no words could ever describe how much I love you so proud of the beautiful little lady you are the light of my life'


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Washington (CNN) One of Donald Trump's closest advisers was a no-show at his debate Sunday night, and now we have a clearer understanding of why. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie revealed Tuesday morning that he was not happy with the way Trump responded after tape of his 2005 lewd and sexually aggressive comments broke Friday night. "I was there when he found out about it and there's no question in my mind he's embarrassed by it," Christie said during an interview with WFAN Radio in New York. "But I think that he should have been much more direct and much more focused on saying, just saying 'I'm sorry and only I'm sorry and that's what I would have done.'"

Christie told the radio hosts that he had "issues to deal with in

OPTIONS:
- CNN" Sunday, which prevented him from appearing at the debate.
- Chris Christie" Sunday, which prevented him from appearing at the debate.
- Christie" Sunday, which prevented him from appearing at the debate.
- Donald Trump" Sunday, which prevented him from appearing at the debate.
- New Jersey" Sunday, which prevented him from appearing at the debate.
- New York" Sunday, which prevented him from appearing at the debate.
- Trump" Sunday, which prevented him from appearing at the debate.
- WFAN Radio" Sunday, which prevented him from appearing at the debate.
- Washington" Sunday, which prevented him from appearing at the debate.


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A Fox & Friends co-host threw an axe before a commercial break and hit a  West Point drummer who was performing nearby, leaving him with a few cuts but miraculously not dismembered. Co-host Pete Hegseth hurled the sharp tool towards a target on a large wood board just before a segment on timbersports during the show earlier this month. However, he misses by several inches and  hits Jeff Prosperie instead, one of the lead drummers from The Hellcats, which is apart of the U.S. Army's West Point Band. The marching band was playing during the show in honor of the Army's 240th birthday as well as Flag Day, according to Mediaite.

Following the incident,

OPTIONS:
- Army has not indicated if he will pursue legal action, according to Mediaite.
- Co has not indicated if he will pursue legal action, according to Mediaite.
- Flag Day has not indicated if he will pursue legal action, according to Mediaite.
- Fox & Friends has not indicated if he will pursue legal action, according to Mediaite.
- Jeff Prosperie has not indicated if he will pursue legal action, according to Mediaite.
- Mediaite has not indicated if he will pursue legal action, according to Mediaite.
- Pete Hegseth has not indicated if he will pursue legal action, according to Mediaite.
- The Hellcats has not indicated if he will pursue legal action, according to Mediaite.
- U.S. Army has not indicated if he will pursue legal action, according to Mediaite.
- West Point has not indicated if he will pursue legal action, according to Mediaite.
- West Point Band has not indicated if he will pursue legal action, according to Mediaite.


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

In another boost for Strauss-

OPTIONS:
- DSK, two ex-prostitutes who attended the orgies dropped a civil lawsuit against him, with lawyers saying they lacked enough proof to win the case.
- Dominique Strauss, two ex-prostitutes who attended the orgies dropped a civil lawsuit against him, with lawyers saying they lacked enough proof to win the case.
- France, two ex-prostitutes who attended the orgies dropped a civil lawsuit against him, with lawyers saying they lacked enough proof to win the case.
- French, two ex-prostitutes who attended the orgies dropped a civil lawsuit against him, with lawyers saying they lacked enough proof to win the case.
- International Monetary Fund, two ex-prostitutes who attended the orgies dropped a civil lawsuit against him, with lawyers saying they lacked enough proof to win the case.
- Kahn, two ex-prostitutes who attended the orgies dropped a civil lawsuit against him, with lawyers saying they lacked enough proof to win the case.
- Said, two ex-prostitutes who attended the orgies dropped a civil lawsuit against him, with lawyers saying they lacked enough proof to win the case.
- Strauss, two ex-prostitutes who attended the orgies dropped a civil lawsuit against him, with lawyers saying they lacked enough proof to win the case.
- Verdict, two ex-prostitutes who attended the orgies dropped a civil lawsuit against him, with lawyers saying they lacked enough proof to win the case.


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Adele Sarno (above) has been living in her two-bedroom apartment for more than 50 years An Italian-American grandmother is facing eviction from her $820-a-month apartment in Manhattan's Little Italy neighborhood. Adele Sarno, 85, who has lived there for more than 50 years received a letter seeking to increase rent to the market rate of $3,500 a month, far more than the retired shopkeeper can afford. Her landlord is the Italian American Museum which is dedicated to the legacy of Italian-Americans and is situated below her home. The fight over her two-bedroom apartment began five years ago. 'Why would you want to throw me out when I lived here all my life?' asked Sarno, a feisty, raspy-voiced woman who proudly tells how she once even served as queen of the annual Feast of San Gennaro, Little Italy's most well-known event.

The spat is the latest involving the museum to cause a commotion in

OPTIONS:
- Adele Sarno, a neighborhood of former tenement buildings and narrow streets in Lower Manhattan that was once a bustling center of Italian immigrant life.
- American, a neighborhood of former tenement buildings and narrow streets in Lower Manhattan that was once a bustling center of Italian immigrant life.
- Americans, a neighborhood of former tenement buildings and narrow streets in Lower Manhattan that was once a bustling center of Italian immigrant life.
- Feast of San Gennaro, a neighborhood of former tenement buildings and narrow streets in Lower Manhattan that was once a bustling center of Italian immigrant life.
- Italian, a neighborhood of former tenement buildings and narrow streets in Lower Manhattan that was once a bustling center of Italian immigrant life.
- Italian American Museum, a neighborhood of former tenement buildings and narrow streets in Lower Manhattan that was once a bustling center of Italian immigrant life.
- Little Italy, a neighborhood of former tenement buildings and narrow streets in Lower Manhattan that was once a bustling center of Italian immigrant life.
- Manhattan, a neighborhood of former tenement buildings and narrow streets in Lower Manhattan that was once a bustling center of Italian immigrant life.
- Sarno, a neighborhood of former tenement buildings and narrow streets in Lower Manhattan that was once a bustling center of Italian immigrant life.


It may look like a run-of-the mill paddock, but beneath the surface lies a breath-taking phenomenon. Situated 450 km southeast of Adelaide is Mount Gambier, one of the few places in the world with the water conditions and soft limestone bedrock that give rise to spectacular underground sinkholes. Stunning images show specialist divers exploring otherworldly sites such as the 65 metre deep Kilsby’s Sinkhole and the 120 metre deep Shaft, which lie below seemingly mundane farms and paddocks. The caverns are the epicentre of The Cave Divers Association of Australia, who navigate the sites in the name of science. ‘Most people are drawn to the sport for the challenge and exploration, but they become passionate about the scientific elements afterwards,’ said John Vanderleest, the national director of the Cave Divers Association of Australia.

OPTIONS:
- Adelaide use scuba gear and harnesses to traverse the caverns and unearth marine life and geographic discoveries.
- Cave use scuba gear and harnesses to traverse the caverns and unearth marine life and geographic discoveries.
- Cave Divers Association of Australia use scuba gear and harnesses to traverse the caverns and unearth marine life and geographic discoveries.
- John Vanderleest use scuba gear and harnesses to traverse the caverns and unearth marine life and geographic discoveries.
- Kilsby use scuba gear and harnesses to traverse the caverns and unearth marine life and geographic discoveries.
- Kilsby’s Sinkhole use scuba gear and harnesses to traverse the caverns and unearth marine life and geographic discoveries.
- Mount Gambier use scuba gear and harnesses to traverse the caverns and unearth marine life and geographic discoveries.
- Shaft use scuba gear and harnesses to traverse the caverns and unearth marine life and geographic discoveries.
- Sinkhole use scuba gear and harnesses to traverse the caverns and unearth marine life and geographic discoveries.
- The Cave Divers Association of Australia use scuba gear and harnesses to traverse the caverns and unearth marine life and geographic discoveries.
- The Shaft use scuba gear and harnesses to traverse the caverns and unearth marine life and geographic discoveries.


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Tarboro, North Carolina (CNN) The weather is picture-perfect nearly a week after Hurricane Matthew unleashed winds and torrential rain on North Carolina's eastern flatlands -- but Princeville still is under water. "This is a disaster area. It's not going to recover in 24 hours, and it's still going on as we speak, not only in Princeville but 150 miles from here," Gov. Pat McCrory said. "People are playing golf 20 miles from here, and yet we have a whole town under water." The aftermath of Matthew's deluge has caused normally tranquil rivers to swell to record levels. Princeville, a town settled by freed slaves in the late 1800s, is among the most severely hit.

My little girl goes to

OPTIONS:
- CNN school and when I told her that the school actually got flooded, the reaction on her face totally broke my heart.
- Matthew school and when I told her that the school actually got flooded, the reaction on her face totally broke my heart.
- North Carolina school and when I told her that the school actually got flooded, the reaction on her face totally broke my heart.
- Pat McCrory school and when I told her that the school actually got flooded, the reaction on her face totally broke my heart.
- Princeville school and when I told her that the school actually got flooded, the reaction on her face totally broke my heart.
- Tarboro school and when I told her that the school actually got flooded, the reaction on her face totally broke my heart.


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To some, they're the gut-wrenching emotional cries of a man whose stepson's life was taken. Others say they were dangerous words that sparked a powder keg as violent protests broke out in Ferguson, Missouri last week. But did Michael Brown's stepfather intend to incite rioting in the St. Louis suburb? That's a question Ferguson police say they're looking into. Brown's stepfather didn't hold back as news of a grand jury's decision not to indict Officer Darren Wilson reached Ferguson. As throngs in front of the Ferguson Police Department listened to St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Robert McCulloch's announcement on cell phones and radios, Louis Head stepped onto a platform above the crowd and embraced his wife, Brown's mother. He then turned to the demonstrators -- some of them shouting "F--- the police!" -- and yelled, "Burn this motherf---er down!" and "Burn this bitch down!"

More than a week after the grand jury's decision, investigations into

OPTIONS:
- Brown's shooting and its aftermath are far from over.
- Darren Wilson's shooting and its aftermath are far from over.
- Ferguson's shooting and its aftermath are far from over.
- Ferguson Police Department's shooting and its aftermath are far from over.
- Head's shooting and its aftermath are far from over.
- Louis Head's shooting and its aftermath are far from over.
- Michael Brown's shooting and its aftermath are far from over.
- Missouri's shooting and its aftermath are far from over.
- Robert McCulloch's shooting and its aftermath are far from over.
- St. Louis's shooting and its aftermath are far from over.
- St. Louis County's shooting and its aftermath are far from over.
- Wilson's shooting and its aftermath are far from over.


Find the right ending to this passage.

San Francisco (CNN) -- As Nokia prepares for its next crucial venture into the U.S. and high-end smartphones, the Finnish cell-phone maker is missing a crucial piece: an abundant catalog of applications. Nokia is attempting to woo app developers with such incentives as pre-installing their software on the forthcoming phone, prominent promotion for their products and funding development of an app, according to three people involved in the negotiations. A vibrant app store has become a major selling point to smartphone customers. In the past, Nokia, which sells the highest volume of mobile phones worldwide, has made efforts to work with some creators of apps for its platforms. A Nokia spokeswoman said the company offers app developers a variety of incentives, some in partnership with Microsoft, which include coding assistance and marketing. "We do not disclose these arrangements, as each is different," she said. Microsoft declined to comment for this story.

I had to get on the phone with

OPTIONS:
- CNN just to get my app published."
- Finnish just to get my app published."
- Microsoft just to get my app published."
- Nokia just to get my app published."
- San Francisco just to get my app published."
- U.S. just to get my app published."
- Windows just to get my app published."
- Windows Phone just to get my app published."


How does the sentence end?

Dan Biggar scored all 19 points to keep Ospreys joint top of Pool Two in the European Champions Cup, but it was an unconvincing performance from the hosts. The decisive moment arrived in the 44th minute, when French wing Jean-Baptiste Dubie was sent off for a high and dangerous challenge on Biggar. Bordeaux were 13-12 in front at that stage, having scored the game's first try through Felix le Bourhis. Biggar went on to score a try, which he then converted, and finished with four penalties. Pierre Bernard added the extras after Le Bourhis' score and kicked two penalties, with his replacement, Romain Lonca, slotting a penalty in the second half.

Replacement

OPTIONS:
- Baptiste Dubie kicked a penalty to reward their spirited endeavours, but he missed badly with another straightforward attempt which would have drawn his side level.
- Biggar kicked a penalty to reward their spirited endeavours, but he missed badly with another straightforward attempt which would have drawn his side level.
- Bordeaux kicked a penalty to reward their spirited endeavours, but he missed badly with another straightforward attempt which would have drawn his side level.
- Dan Biggar kicked a penalty to reward their spirited endeavours, but he missed badly with another straightforward attempt which would have drawn his side level.
- European Champions Cup kicked a penalty to reward their spirited endeavours, but he missed badly with another straightforward attempt which would have drawn his side level.
- Felix le Bourhis kicked a penalty to reward their spirited endeavours, but he missed badly with another straightforward attempt which would have drawn his side level.
- French kicked a penalty to reward their spirited endeavours, but he missed badly with another straightforward attempt which would have drawn his side level.
- Jean kicked a penalty to reward their spirited endeavours, but he missed badly with another straightforward attempt which would have drawn his side level.
- Le Bourhis kicked a penalty to reward their spirited endeavours, but he missed badly with another straightforward attempt which would have drawn his side level.
- Liberty Stadium kicked a penalty to reward their spirited endeavours, but he missed badly with another straightforward attempt which would have drawn his side level.
- Ospreys kicked a penalty to reward their spirited endeavours, but he missed badly with another straightforward attempt which would have drawn his side level.
- Pierre Bernard kicked a penalty to reward their spirited endeavours, but he missed badly with another straightforward attempt which would have drawn his side level.
- Pool Two kicked a penalty to reward their spirited endeavours, but he missed badly with another straightforward attempt which would have drawn his side level.
- Romain Lonca kicked a penalty to reward their spirited endeavours, but he missed badly with another straightforward attempt which would have drawn his side level.
- Swansea kicked a penalty to reward their spirited endeavours, but he missed badly with another straightforward attempt which would have drawn his side level.


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Manchester City came from behind to earn all three points at home to Sevilla, to move ahead of the Spanish side in their Champions League group. Having fallen behind to Yevhen Konoplyanka's strike, City bounced back to equalise through Wilfried Bony's deflected goal, before Kevin de Bruyne won the game in stoppage time. Sportsmail's Neil Ashton was at the Etihad Stadium to see City take a big step towards the last 16... Thaings really picked up when De Bruyne scored the winner, but the Etihad still feels like Champions League nights are a necessary evil. These games should be the start of an adventure, a journey into the unknown against Juventus (last season’s Champions League finalists), Sevilla (four time Europa League winners) and German giants Borussia Moenchengladbach.

He got

OPTIONS:
- Borussia Moenchengladbach off the hook here and he left the field with City supporters repeatedly singing his name.
- Champions League off the hook here and he left the field with City supporters repeatedly singing his name.
- City off the hook here and he left the field with City supporters repeatedly singing his name.
- De Bruyne off the hook here and he left the field with City supporters repeatedly singing his name.
- Etihad off the hook here and he left the field with City supporters repeatedly singing his name.
- Etihad Stadium off the hook here and he left the field with City supporters repeatedly singing his name.
- Europa League off the hook here and he left the field with City supporters repeatedly singing his name.
- German off the hook here and he left the field with City supporters repeatedly singing his name.
- Juventus off the hook here and he left the field with City supporters repeatedly singing his name.
- Kevin De Bruyne off the hook here and he left the field with City supporters repeatedly singing his name.
- Kevin de Bruyne off the hook here and he left the field with City supporters repeatedly singing his name.
- Manchester City off the hook here and he left the field with City supporters repeatedly singing his name.
- Neil Ashton off the hook here and he left the field with City supporters repeatedly singing his name.
- Sevilla off the hook here and he left the field with City supporters repeatedly singing his name.
- Spanish off the hook here and he left the field with City supporters repeatedly singing his name.
- Sportsmail off the hook here and he left the field with City supporters repeatedly singing his name.
- Thaings off the hook here and he left the field with City supporters repeatedly singing his name.
- Vincent Kompany off the hook here and he left the field with City supporters repeatedly singing his name.
- Wilfried Bony off the hook here and he left the field with City supporters repeatedly singing his name.
- Yevhen Konoplyanka off the hook here and he left the field with City supporters repeatedly singing his name.


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(CNN) Conservative lawmakers who are already worried that the Republican Party isn't moving fast enough on Obamacare repeal are growing agitated about something else: that a provision to defund Planned Parenthood will get left out on the chopping block. GOP Rep. Jim Jordan, a member of the conservative House Freedom Caucus, has publicly called on party leaders to take an immediate vote on a 2015 budget reconciliation bill that rolled back large chunks of the Affordable Care Act and stripped federal funding for Planned Parenthood (the bill was vetoed by then-President Barack Obama). But that hasn't yet happened, and he's concerned that Planned Parenthood will continue to receive federal dollars.

This aide, who would only speak on background to share concerns that are being raised in private, said while conservative lawmakers feel strongly about defunding

OPTIONS:
- Affordable Care Act, repealing Obamacare is such an important political priority that taking out the Planned Parenthood provision would be unlikely to derail the repeal bill altogether.
- Barack Obama, repealing Obamacare is such an important political priority that taking out the Planned Parenthood provision would be unlikely to derail the repeal bill altogether.
- CNN, repealing Obamacare is such an important political priority that taking out the Planned Parenthood provision would be unlikely to derail the repeal bill altogether.
- Conservative, repealing Obamacare is such an important political priority that taking out the Planned Parenthood provision would be unlikely to derail the repeal bill altogether.
- Conservatives, repealing Obamacare is such an important political priority that taking out the Planned Parenthood provision would be unlikely to derail the repeal bill altogether.
- GOP, repealing Obamacare is such an important political priority that taking out the Planned Parenthood provision would be unlikely to derail the repeal bill altogether.
- House Freedom Caucus, repealing Obamacare is such an important political priority that taking out the Planned Parenthood provision would be unlikely to derail the repeal bill altogether.
- Jim Jordan, repealing Obamacare is such an important political priority that taking out the Planned Parenthood provision would be unlikely to derail the repeal bill altogether.
- Obamacare, repealing Obamacare is such an important political priority that taking out the Planned Parenthood provision would be unlikely to derail the repeal bill altogether.
- Planned Parenthood, repealing Obamacare is such an important political priority that taking out the Planned Parenthood provision would be unlikely to derail the repeal bill altogether.
- Republican Party, repealing Obamacare is such an important political priority that taking out the Planned Parenthood provision would be unlikely to derail the repeal bill altogether.
- Senate, repealing Obamacare is such an important political priority that taking out the Planned Parenthood provision would be unlikely to derail the repeal bill altogether.


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

A new service that costs only a fraction of the on-board price of Wi-Fi is available for those passengers who find it impossible to turn off their Whatsapp. Gogo, who specialise in wireless internet access for the aviation industry, has introduced a new way for passengers to stay connected in the air with its new messaging pass. The messaging pass allows passengers to access familiar messaging applications such as WhatsApp, Viber, Skype, iMessage and other popular messaging services on their mobile devices. The messaging pass can only be purchased on mobile devices and can be purchased in the same way a passenger purchases an Internet session – by launching your mobile browser and selecting 'Messaging Pass' from the in-flight portal home page.

The fast-speed

OPTIONS:
- Company-Fi is expected to begin roll-out early 2016.
- Fi-Fi is expected to begin roll-out early 2016.
- Gogo-Fi is expected to begin roll-out early 2016.
- Internet-Fi is expected to begin roll-out early 2016.
- Messaging Pass-Fi is expected to begin roll-out early 2016.
- Skype-Fi is expected to begin roll-out early 2016.
- Viber-Fi is expected to begin roll-out early 2016.
- WhatsApp-Fi is expected to begin roll-out early 2016.
- Whatsapp-Fi is expected to begin roll-out early 2016.
- Wi-Fi is expected to begin roll-out early 2016.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

MALE, Maldives (CNN) -- The new president of the Maldives wants to relocate -- his entire country. Much of Male, capital of the Maldives, was flooded following the 2004 tsunami. Mohamed "Anni" Nasheed, a former political prisoner, was sworn in Tuesday after he unseated Asia's longest-serving leader in the country's first multi-party elections two weeks ago. He inherits an island nation with several problems. Foremost among them: the very likely possibility that the Maldives will sink under water if the current pace of climate change keeps raising sea levels. The Maldives is an archipelago of almost 1,200 coral islands located south-southwest of India. Most of the islands lie just 4.9 feet (1.5 meters) above sea level.

Lands owned by Sri Lanka and India are possibilities because the countries have similar cultures, cuisine and climate as the

OPTIONS:
- Asia.
- Australia.
- CNN.
- India.
- Indian Ocean.
- MALE.
- Maldives.
- Male.
- Mohamed "Anni" Nasheed.
- Sri Lanka.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

The burger chain that put 'supersize' into the American vernacular is slimming down: For the first time in more than 40 years, and perhaps ever, McDonald's says the number of U.S. restaurants it has is shrinking. McDonald's plans to close more restaurants in the U.S. than it opens this year, according to the world's biggest hamburger chain. That hasn't happened since at least 1970, according to an Associated Press review of McDonald's regulatory filings. Becca Hary, a McDonald's spokeswoman, declined to provide a specific figure but said the reduction would be 'minimal' compared with its total of about 14,300 U.S. locations.

OPTIONS:
- American's executives have also conceded that an overly complicated menu led to inaccurate orders and longer wait times, and that they failed to keep pace with changing tastes.
- Associated Press's executives have also conceded that an overly complicated menu led to inaccurate orders and longer wait times, and that they failed to keep pace with changing tastes.
- Becca Hary's executives have also conceded that an overly complicated menu led to inaccurate orders and longer wait times, and that they failed to keep pace with changing tastes.
- McDonald's's executives have also conceded that an overly complicated menu led to inaccurate orders and longer wait times, and that they failed to keep pace with changing tastes.
- U.S.'s executives have also conceded that an overly complicated menu led to inaccurate orders and longer wait times, and that they failed to keep pace with changing tastes.


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She became a model at the tender age of 14. And after achieving global success as one of the world's most famous supermodels, Gisele Bundchen took one last strut down the catwalk on Wednesday. The 34-year-old beauty - who has announced she's retiring from the runway - was seen walking for Colcci during São Paulo Fashion Week in her native Brazil, wearing a selection of summery ensembles. Scroll down for video Her swan song: Gisele Bunchen sashayed down the catwalk for the last time at São Paulo Fashion Week on Wednesday It's goodbye: A teary-eyed Gisele shared this photo on Instagram revealing the experience of walking the catwalk for the last time and the rousing send-off she received had left her speechless

Supermodel credentials: The wife of

OPTIONS:
- Brazil oozed sex appeal as she made her turn at the end of the runway
- Colcci oozed sex appeal as she made her turn at the end of the runway
- Facebook oozed sex appeal as she made her turn at the end of the runway
- Gabriela oozed sex appeal as she made her turn at the end of the runway
- Gisele oozed sex appeal as she made her turn at the end of the runway
- Gisele Bunchen oozed sex appeal as she made her turn at the end of the runway
- Gisele Bundchen oozed sex appeal as she made her turn at the end of the runway
- Instagram oozed sex appeal as she made her turn at the end of the runway
- São Paulo Fashion Week oozed sex appeal as she made her turn at the end of the runway
- Tom oozed sex appeal as she made her turn at the end of the runway
- Tom Brady oozed sex appeal as she made her turn at the end of the runway
- Valdir oozed sex appeal as she made her turn at the end of the runway
- Vania oozed sex appeal as she made her turn at the end of the runway


Almost a year to the day after that historic night at Wembley, we had a show that I think will live in the memory for a long, long time. Dave Ryan had a cut, John Wayne Hibbert had a cut, Scott Cardle and Craig Evans had cuts, John Ryder had a cut, Nick Blackwell had a cut, Evgeny Gradovich had a cut and Kevin Mitchell had about seven. There was so much drama that everyone, fighters and fans included, left the place exhausted. I don’t think I’ve seen so many wars on one card before – even as the promoter I could not quite believe what I was seeing sometimes. I just want to congratulate all the fighters involved – it was a tremendous night of heroic performances.

That performance against

OPTIONS:
- AJ was that of a warrior.
- Brook was that of a warrior.
- Charr was that of a warrior.
- Craig Evans was that of a warrior.
- Crolla was that of a warrior.
- Dave Ryan was that of a warrior.
- Evgeny Gradovich was that of a warrior.
- Froch was that of a warrior.
- Groves was that of a warrior.
- John Ryder was that of a warrior.
- John Wayne Hibbert was that of a warrior.
- Joshua was that of a warrior.
- Kevin Mitchell was that of a warrior.
- Khan was that of a warrior.
- Linares was that of a warrior.
- Mitchell was that of a warrior.
- Nick Blackwell was that of a warrior.
- Perez was that of a warrior.
- Price was that of a warrior.
- Scott Cardle was that of a warrior.
- Selby was that of a warrior.
- Thompson was that of a warrior.
- Wales was that of a warrior.
- Wembley was that of a warrior.
- Whyte was that of a warrior.


Washington (CNN) US President Donald Trump remains unconvinced that Russia attempted to influence the 2016 election, his new White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci said on Sunday. "He basically said to me, 'Hey you know, this is, maybe they did it, maybe they didn't do it,'" Scaramucci said of a recent conversation he'd had with the President about alleged Russian interference. Prior to Trump's inauguration, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence released an unclassified report showing the CIA, FBI and National Security Agency all concluded the Russian government attempted to influence the election to hurt Hillary Clinton and help Trump.

Fresh on the job,

OPTIONS:
- Anthony Scaramucci found himself talking about one of the President's tweets.
- CIA found himself talking about one of the President's tweets.
- CNN found himself talking about one of the President's tweets.
- Donald Trump found himself talking about one of the President's tweets.
- FBI found himself talking about one of the President's tweets.
- Hillary Clinton found himself talking about one of the President's tweets.
- National Security Agency found himself talking about one of the President's tweets.
- Office of the Director of National Intelligence found himself talking about one of the President's tweets.
- Russia found himself talking about one of the President's tweets.
- Russian found himself talking about one of the President's tweets.
- Scaramucci found himself talking about one of the President's tweets.
- Trump found himself talking about one of the President's tweets.
- US found himself talking about one of the President's tweets.
- Washington found himself talking about one of the President's tweets.
- White House found himself talking about one of the President's tweets.
- White House Communications found himself talking about one of the President's tweets.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Multiple private companies that collected and managed Hillary Clinton's emails during and after her tenure as secretary of state are refusing to cooperate with congressional Republicans attempting to investigate her email setup. The companies in Colorado and Connecticut are cooperating with an investigation by the FBI, however, explaining that the congressional requests have been much less formal requests. The refusal to cooperate includes both interviews and documents that Republicans are demanding from Denver-based Platte River Networks, which stored an email server that Clinton had secretly housed in her home from 2009 to 2013. The other tech company, Connecticut-based Datto Inc., has been blocked by Platte from cooperating with interview inquiries and requests for documents it stored as a cloud backup under a confidentiality agreement between the two firms.

The email scandal has dogged Clinton's presidential campaign since the

OPTIONS:
- Benghazi committee discovered her unusual email setup in March.
- Clinton committee discovered her unusual email setup in March.
- Colorado committee discovered her unusual email setup in March.
- Congress committee discovered her unusual email setup in March.
- Connecticut committee discovered her unusual email setup in March.
- Datto Inc. committee discovered her unusual email setup in March.
- Denver committee discovered her unusual email setup in March.
- FBI committee discovered her unusual email setup in March.
- GOP committee discovered her unusual email setup in March.
- Hillary Clinton committee discovered her unusual email setup in March.
- House committee discovered her unusual email setup in March.
- House Select Committee committee discovered her unusual email setup in March.
- Platte committee discovered her unusual email setup in March.
- Platte River Networks committee discovered her unusual email setup in March.
- Republicans committee discovered her unusual email setup in March.
- Senate Homeland Security Committee committee discovered her unusual email setup in March.


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

Washington (CNN) Donald Trump challenged Hillary Clinton Sunday to release "detailed medical records" and said he would have "no problem" releasing his own. "I think that both candidates, Crooked Hillary and myself, should release detailed medical records. I have no problem in doing so! Hillary?" Trump tweeted. Trump has long tried to portray Clinton as without sufficient stamina to serve as president, despite her reputation as one of the most traveled secretaries of state and profiles detailing her work ethic. "#WheresHillary? Sleeping!!!!!" he recently tweeted. A Clinton campaign spokesperson said Sunday night that Clinton "is the only candidate in the race who has met the standard expected of presidential candidates and provided a detailed medical letter by her long time physician."

OPTIONS:
- CNN's physician -- the only person to speak on the record who has actually examined her -- has repeatedly affirmed the former secretary of state's health and fitness for the highest office in the land.
- Clinton's physician -- the only person to speak on the record who has actually examined her -- has repeatedly affirmed the former secretary of state's health and fitness for the highest office in the land.
- Crooked Hillary's physician -- the only person to speak on the record who has actually examined her -- has repeatedly affirmed the former secretary of state's health and fitness for the highest office in the land.
- Donald Trump's physician -- the only person to speak on the record who has actually examined her -- has repeatedly affirmed the former secretary of state's health and fitness for the highest office in the land.
- Hillary's physician -- the only person to speak on the record who has actually examined her -- has repeatedly affirmed the former secretary of state's health and fitness for the highest office in the land.
- Hillary Clinton's physician -- the only person to speak on the record who has actually examined her -- has repeatedly affirmed the former secretary of state's health and fitness for the highest office in the land.
- Trump's physician -- the only person to speak on the record who has actually examined her -- has repeatedly affirmed the former secretary of state's health and fitness for the highest office in the land.
- Washington's physician -- the only person to speak on the record who has actually examined her -- has repeatedly affirmed the former secretary of state's health and fitness for the highest office in the land.


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Washington (CNN) When reality boxes in President Donald Trump, he simply chooses his own alternative, convenient truth. The President reached for this politically pliable tactic yet again Tuesday while effectively endorsing Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore despite allegations the outspoken judge pursued teenagers, including a girl as young as 14. Trump noted that Moore, who has been disowned by the leadership of his own Republican Party, disputed all the allegations against him. "He totally denies it," Trump told reporters before leaving for his Thanksgiving break in Florida, putting himself at odds with almost all of the senior leaders of his party by siding with Moore.

Some Trump critics also believe there is another motive for

OPTIONS:
- Alabama's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.
- CNN's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.
- Donald Trump's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.
- Florida's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.
- Lago's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.
- Mar's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.
- Moore's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.
- Republican Party's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.
- Roy Moore's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.
- Senate's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.
- South Lawn's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.
- Trump's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.
- Washington's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.


Complete the passage.

Jonathan Davies has warned Saracens that Clermont Auvergne are ‘sharpening the blade’ ahead of Saturday’s Champions Cup semi-final having made easy meat of Northampton. Clermont thrashed the English champions 37-5 in the last-eight tie at the Stade Marcel-Michelin and - with a place at the Twickenham final in sight - the French outfit are now plotting the downfall of the Aviva Premiership’s second best side. Both clubs are going in search of their first-ever European crown and, after leaving Wales in search of continental success last summer, Davies is determined to deliver another perfect performance in Saint Etienne. Jonathan Davies says Clermont are relishing Champions Cup semi-final against Northampton

According to Davies, the Clermont gameplan is simple: build an early lead, ease the pressure and force

OPTIONS:
- Aviva Premiership to run the ball rather than kick.
- Champions Cup to run the ball rather than kick.
- Clermont to run the ball rather than kick.
- Clermont Auvergne to run the ball rather than kick.
- Davies to run the ball rather than kick.
- English to run the ball rather than kick.
- European to run the ball rather than kick.
- French to run the ball rather than kick.
- Jonathan Davies to run the ball rather than kick.
- Northampton to run the ball rather than kick.
- Saint Etienne to run the ball rather than kick.
- Saracens to run the ball rather than kick.
- Stade Marcel-Michelin to run the ball rather than kick.
- Twickenham to run the ball rather than kick.
- Wales to run the ball rather than kick.


Write the next sentence.

On Thursday night, the great and good of fashion and showbiz gathered to help one man celebrate the launch of his  new shop. But this was no ordinary shop - this was Burberry Chief Creative and chief executive officer Christopher Bailey's new Beverley Hills flagship. Over 700 guests, including superstars Cara Delevingne, Suki Waterhouse, Mila Kunis, Elton John, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Anna Wintour and the entire Beckham brood, turned out to support their pal Christopher at the London in Los Angeles event at Griffith Observatory. So how does one man have so many A-list friends? And how did he turn Burberry into the world's coolest brand, notching sales for the six months to April up to £1.42bn? An ability to reinvent trends, an eye for the hottest talent and the most charming demeanour; that's how.

OPTIONS:
- A-list's iconic ponchos  have boosted Burberry sales by 10 per cent over the winter.
- Anna Wintour's iconic ponchos  have boosted Burberry sales by 10 per cent over the winter.
- Bailey's iconic ponchos  have boosted Burberry sales by 10 per cent over the winter.
- Beckham's iconic ponchos  have boosted Burberry sales by 10 per cent over the winter.
- Beverley Hills's iconic ponchos  have boosted Burberry sales by 10 per cent over the winter.
- Burberry's iconic ponchos  have boosted Burberry sales by 10 per cent over the winter.
- Burberry Chief Creative's iconic ponchos  have boosted Burberry sales by 10 per cent over the winter.
- Cara Delevingne's iconic ponchos  have boosted Burberry sales by 10 per cent over the winter.
- Christopher's iconic ponchos  have boosted Burberry sales by 10 per cent over the winter.
- Christopher Bailey's iconic ponchos  have boosted Burberry sales by 10 per cent over the winter.
- Elton John's iconic ponchos  have boosted Burberry sales by 10 per cent over the winter.
- Griffith Observatory's iconic ponchos  have boosted Burberry sales by 10 per cent over the winter.
- London's iconic ponchos  have boosted Burberry sales by 10 per cent over the winter.
- Los Angeles's iconic ponchos  have boosted Burberry sales by 10 per cent over the winter.
- Mila Kunis's iconic ponchos  have boosted Burberry sales by 10 per cent over the winter.
- Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's iconic ponchos  have boosted Burberry sales by 10 per cent over the winter.
- Suki Waterhouse's iconic ponchos  have boosted Burberry sales by 10 per cent over the winter.


Find the right ending to this passage.

A British army officer who realised she was transgender during a tour of Afghanistan at the age of 25 has posted images from her hospital bed after undergoing the final stages of her transition. Hannah Winterbourne, 28, who is now the army's Transgender Representative, has documented the journey she's undergone to reassign her gender, posting images and messages to followers. Cardiff-based Hannah, who first came out as transgender in 2012, underwent sex reassignment surgery (SRS) on October 29 and has been recovering in hospital since. On the day of her operation she posted an emotive message entitled 'Today is the day' with a poem about a 'new future' posted beneath it.

Several days later, she tweeted: '4 days since my lower surgery (SRS) & I am filming a Q&A session on what

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan means to me.'
- British means to me.'
- Cardiff means to me.'
- Hannah means to me.'
- Hannah Winterbourne means to me.'
- Jack Monroe means to me.'
- SRS means to me.'
- Transgender Representative means to me.'
- Winterbourne means to me.'


How does this story end?

Washington (CNN) It's still undecided whether Donald Trump will continue to support forced deportation of millions of undocumented immigrants living in the US, his campaign manager said Sunday. But Trump himself insisted Monday, "I'm not flip-flopping." "I'm not flip flopping," the Republican presidential nominee told Fox News on the issue Monday. "We want to come up with a fair but firm process. Fair but firm." He did not, however, provide any specifics or elaborate on his position further. When asked by repeated questioning by CNN's Dana Bash on "State of the Union" on Sunday whether Trump stood behind the idea of a deportation task force, Kellyanne Conway, Trump's new campaign manager, responded, "to be determined."

OPTIONS:
- CNN played a clip of Trump speaking about a deportation force last fall, saying it would be done "humanely," repeatedly asking if that was still the position of the campaign or whether Trump was backing off.
- Dana Bash played a clip of Trump speaking about a deportation force last fall, saying it would be done "humanely," repeatedly asking if that was still the position of the campaign or whether Trump was backing off.
- Donald Trump played a clip of Trump speaking about a deportation force last fall, saying it would be done "humanely," repeatedly asking if that was still the position of the campaign or whether Trump was backing off.
- Fox News played a clip of Trump speaking about a deportation force last fall, saying it would be done "humanely," repeatedly asking if that was still the position of the campaign or whether Trump was backing off.
- GOP played a clip of Trump speaking about a deportation force last fall, saying it would be done "humanely," repeatedly asking if that was still the position of the campaign or whether Trump was backing off.
- Kellyanne Conway played a clip of Trump speaking about a deportation force last fall, saying it would be done "humanely," repeatedly asking if that was still the position of the campaign or whether Trump was backing off.
- Republican played a clip of Trump speaking about a deportation force last fall, saying it would be done "humanely," repeatedly asking if that was still the position of the campaign or whether Trump was backing off.
- State of the Union played a clip of Trump speaking about a deportation force last fall, saying it would be done "humanely," repeatedly asking if that was still the position of the campaign or whether Trump was backing off.
- Trump played a clip of Trump speaking about a deportation force last fall, saying it would be done "humanely," repeatedly asking if that was still the position of the campaign or whether Trump was backing off.
- US played a clip of Trump speaking about a deportation force last fall, saying it would be done "humanely," repeatedly asking if that was still the position of the campaign or whether Trump was backing off.
- Washington played a clip of Trump speaking about a deportation force last fall, saying it would be done "humanely," repeatedly asking if that was still the position of the campaign or whether Trump was backing off.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Washington (CNN) It wasn't Donald Trump's day. June 9, 2016 -- the day that Donald Trump Jr., Jared Kushner and then-campaign chairman Paul Manafort met with a Russian lawyer to get opposition research on Hillary Clinton -- was a 24-hour period that the businessman-turned-presidential candidate likely hated: The spotlight wasn't on him. But more than a year after that unseasonably cool Thursday in New York, what happened on June 9 has intensified the spotlight on Trump -- now president -- and his family. News of the meeting between Natalia Veselnitskaya, billed in an email as a "Russian government attorney" and three of Trump's top campaign aides has rocked the Trump White House and led Clinton's vice presidential candidate, Sen. Tim Kaine, to speculate whether Trump Jr.'s behavior amounts to treason.

OPTIONS:
- CNN, in her most retweeted tweet of the entire campaign, responded to Trump: "Delete your account," she wrote.
- Clinton, in her most retweeted tweet of the entire campaign, responded to Trump: "Delete your account," she wrote.
- Donald Trump, in her most retweeted tweet of the entire campaign, responded to Trump: "Delete your account," she wrote.
- Donald Trump Jr., in her most retweeted tweet of the entire campaign, responded to Trump: "Delete your account," she wrote.
- Hillary Clinton, in her most retweeted tweet of the entire campaign, responded to Trump: "Delete your account," she wrote.
- Jared Kushner, in her most retweeted tweet of the entire campaign, responded to Trump: "Delete your account," she wrote.
- Natalia Veselnitskaya, in her most retweeted tweet of the entire campaign, responded to Trump: "Delete your account," she wrote.
- New York, in her most retweeted tweet of the entire campaign, responded to Trump: "Delete your account," she wrote.
- Paul Manafort, in her most retweeted tweet of the entire campaign, responded to Trump: "Delete your account," she wrote.
- Russian, in her most retweeted tweet of the entire campaign, responded to Trump: "Delete your account," she wrote.
- Tim Kaine, in her most retweeted tweet of the entire campaign, responded to Trump: "Delete your account," she wrote.
- Trump, in her most retweeted tweet of the entire campaign, responded to Trump: "Delete your account," she wrote.
- Trump Jr., in her most retweeted tweet of the entire campaign, responded to Trump: "Delete your account," she wrote.
- Trump White House, in her most retweeted tweet of the entire campaign, responded to Trump: "Delete your account," she wrote.
- Washington, in her most retweeted tweet of the entire campaign, responded to Trump: "Delete your account," she wrote.


How does the sentence end?

For many people with primary school children, their weekends are filled with football and cooking, laughter and games. However, for some families, time away from school is filled with violence and the constant dread of being attacked - by their own children. While incidents of domestic abuse against women by their partners is well known, violence against mothers by their children is still a relatively taboo subject. Scroll down for video Tracy stands by one of the damaged walls attacked by Robert during a temper tantrum Ten-year-old Robert kicks his mother Tracy at their home in Preston, Lancashire One woman, Tracy, lives in perpetual fear of her ten-year-old son Robert and his vicious onslaughts which range from kicks to punches.

'He can be evil at times and chased

OPTIONS:
- Channel 5 out of the house with two bread knives and we had to call the police.
- Lancashire out of the house with two bread knives and we had to call the police.
- Mum Tracy out of the house with two bread knives and we had to call the police.
- Preston out of the house with two bread knives and we had to call the police.
- Robert out of the house with two bread knives and we had to call the police.
- Tracy out of the house with two bread knives and we had to call the police.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) The chairman of Russia's successful 2018 World Cup local organizing committee is stepping down amid allegations that he and other government officials supervised and financed state-sponsored doping, state-run media reported Wednesday. Deputy Prime Minister Vitaly Mutko, who served as minister of sport from 2008 to 2016, is presently fighting a lifetime ban from the Olympics. Alexey Sorokin, general director of the committee's supervisory council, will now assume Mutko's role as well. In a statement to Russian television network RT, he said he regretted that Mutko had resigned, but that the deputy prime minister would continue to supervise World Cup preparations.

"I am not resigning and my mandate will be still valid," Mutko said, according to

OPTIONS:
- Alexey Sorokin.
- CNN.
- FIFA.
- Mutko.
- Olympics.
- RT.
- Russia.
- Russian.
- Vitaly Mutko.
- World Cup.


Complete the passage.

Washington (CNN) South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, tapped by President-elect Donald Trump to be UN ambassador, questioned Wednesday at her Senate confirmation hearing whether the US's funding of the world body is worth it. And she diverged sharply from many of the foreign policy views Trump has expressed, telling senators that she expected the President-elect's views to evolve under the counsel of his national security team. Haley rapped the UN for its treatment of Israel and indicated that she thinks the US should reconsider its contribution of 22% of the annual budget. "Are we getting what we pay for?" she asked.

"Nowhere has the

OPTIONS:
- CNN's failure been more consistent and more outrageous than in its bias against our close ally Israel," Haley said.
- Donald Trump's failure been more consistent and more outrageous than in its bias against our close ally Israel," Haley said.
- Haley's failure been more consistent and more outrageous than in its bias against our close ally Israel," Haley said.
- Israel's failure been more consistent and more outrageous than in its bias against our close ally Israel," Haley said.
- Nikki Haley's failure been more consistent and more outrageous than in its bias against our close ally Israel," Haley said.
- Senate's failure been more consistent and more outrageous than in its bias against our close ally Israel," Haley said.
- South Carolina's failure been more consistent and more outrageous than in its bias against our close ally Israel," Haley said.
- Trump's failure been more consistent and more outrageous than in its bias against our close ally Israel," Haley said.
- UN's failure been more consistent and more outrageous than in its bias against our close ally Israel," Haley said.
- US's failure been more consistent and more outrageous than in its bias against our close ally Israel," Haley said.
- Washington's failure been more consistent and more outrageous than in its bias against our close ally Israel," Haley said.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) Jurors failed to reach a verdict Tuesday and will begin a third day of deliberations Wednesday in Bill Cosby's trial for aggravated indecent assault -- a case closely watched by the public as well as the dozens of women who have accused Cosby of similar misconduct. Prosecutors say the famed comedian drugged and sexually assaulted Andrea Constand, a former Temple University employee, at his home near Philadelphia in January 2004. Cosby pleaded not guilty to three charges of aggravated indecent assault, a second-degree felony. The jury of seven men and five women were bused in from Allegheny County near Pittsburgh and have been sequestered in a hotel for the trial. They began deliberating Monday evening, continued all day Tuesday, and will resume again Wednesday morning.

They'll take the edge off,"

OPTIONS:
- Allegheny County told her, she testified.
- Andrea Constand told her, she testified.
- Bill Cosby told her, she testified.
- Cosby told her, she testified.
- Philadelphia told her, she testified.
- Pittsburgh told her, she testified.
- Temple University told her, she testified.


Complete the passage.

Less than two months after sharing her inspiring story, Madeline Stuart has landed her first modelling contract for diversity-positive brand Manifesta. The 18-year-old Brisbane teenager, who has Down Syndrome, first made headlines around the world when she launched a campaign to become a model and change the stigma around disability. Now 'Maddy', who has had offers from more than seven other brands, is fronting a campaign for the US-based activewear brand who are passionate about supporting her quest to change the face of beauty. 'If you’re like us, you’ve heard the name Madeline Stuart quite a bit over the past few months. And if you’re like us, you’re incredibly excited about how she’s changing the face of modeling,' the brand's website says.

'With all that

OPTIONS:
- Brisbane is doing, we’re so excited to have her represent Manifesta,' says the brand's website.
- Down is doing, we’re so excited to have her represent Manifesta,' says the brand's website.
- Down Syndrome is doing, we’re so excited to have her represent Manifesta,' says the brand's website.
- Maddy is doing, we’re so excited to have her represent Manifesta,' says the brand's website.
- Madeline Stuart is doing, we’re so excited to have her represent Manifesta,' says the brand's website.
- Manifesta is doing, we’re so excited to have her represent Manifesta,' says the brand's website.
- US is doing, we’re so excited to have her represent Manifesta,' says the brand's website.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) The mother of the 3-year-old boy who fell into a gorilla exhibit at the Cincinnati Zoo will not face charges, an Ohio prosecutor said Monday. "By all accounts, this mother did not act in any way where she presented this child to some harm," Hamilton County Prosecutor Joseph Deters said. "She had three other kids with her and turned her back. ... And if anyone doesn't believe a 3-year-old can scamper off very quickly, they've never had kids." After the boy slipped into the enclosure May 28, he had a 10-minute encounter with Harambe, a 450-pound gorilla. A witness told CNN the boy's mother was temporarily distracted by other children when the boy fell into the exhibit.

OPTIONS:
- CNN pulled the boy across a moat and was fatally shot by zoo personnel.
- Cincinnati Zoo pulled the boy across a moat and was fatally shot by zoo personnel.
- Gorilla World pulled the boy across a moat and was fatally shot by zoo personnel.
- Hamilton County pulled the boy across a moat and was fatally shot by zoo personnel.
- Harambe pulled the boy across a moat and was fatally shot by zoo personnel.
- Joseph Deters pulled the boy across a moat and was fatally shot by zoo personnel.
- Ohio pulled the boy across a moat and was fatally shot by zoo personnel.


Write the last sentence in this story.

Marriages between monied American women and noble Englishmen in the 19th and early 20th century produced many famous offspring, including Princess Diana and Winston Churchill. While some heiresses found love as well as peerage when they crossed the Atlantic, others were marriages of convenience - as English Lords needed their wives' 'new money' to prop up their crumbling fortunes. However as a new series, Million Dollar Princesses, currently airing on ITV3 reveals, some of these unions went on to change the course of history - even putting Queen Elizabeth on the throne. Elizabeth McGovern who plays Lady Grantham in Downton Abbey is based on a real woman - Mary Leiter - who was born in Chicago in 1870 to an affluent family and went on to marry Lord Curzon of Kedleston, Viceroy of India.

He was also

OPTIONS:
- American born but inherited the title of Viscount and the enormous stately home Cliveden from his father.
- Atlantic born but inherited the title of Viscount and the enormous stately home Cliveden from his father.
- Chicago born but inherited the title of Viscount and the enormous stately home Cliveden from his father.
- Diana born but inherited the title of Viscount and the enormous stately home Cliveden from his father.
- Downton Abbey born but inherited the title of Viscount and the enormous stately home Cliveden from his father.
- Elizabeth born but inherited the title of Viscount and the enormous stately home Cliveden from his father.
- Elizabeth McGovern born but inherited the title of Viscount and the enormous stately home Cliveden from his father.
- English born but inherited the title of Viscount and the enormous stately home Cliveden from his father.
- English Lords born but inherited the title of Viscount and the enormous stately home Cliveden from his father.
- Englishmen born but inherited the title of Viscount and the enormous stately home Cliveden from his father.
- Kedleston born but inherited the title of Viscount and the enormous stately home Cliveden from his father.
- Lady Grantham born but inherited the title of Viscount and the enormous stately home Cliveden from his father.
- Lord Curzon born but inherited the title of Viscount and the enormous stately home Cliveden from his father.
- Mary Leiter born but inherited the title of Viscount and the enormous stately home Cliveden from his father.
- Million Dollar Princesses born but inherited the title of Viscount and the enormous stately home Cliveden from his father.
- US born but inherited the title of Viscount and the enormous stately home Cliveden from his father.
- Viceroy of India born but inherited the title of Viscount and the enormous stately home Cliveden from his father.
- Wallis Simpson born but inherited the title of Viscount and the enormous stately home Cliveden from his father.
- Winston Churchill born but inherited the title of Viscount and the enormous stately home Cliveden from his father.


How does the sentence end?

Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump said Monday he believes Congress will act quickly to provide disaster relief funding to the areas affected by Hurricane Harvey. "You're going to see very rapid action from Congress -- certainly from the President," Trump said. Addressing Texans, he added: "We're going to get your funding." Trump said he has "spoken to Congress" and said he believes funding for relief efforts will be approved "very, very quickly." "We think Congress will feel very much the way I feel and in very much a bipartisan way," Trump said. Trump also signaled the disaster funding would be addressed separately from a broader budget deal.

"We actually anticipate that as many as a half a million people in Texas will be eligible for and applying for financial disaster assistance, and we remain very confident that with the reserves and with the support in the

OPTIONS:
- CNN, we'll have the resources that we need," he said.
- Congress, we'll have the resources that we need," he said.
- Donald Trump, we'll have the resources that we need," he said.
- FEMA, we'll have the resources that we need," he said.
- Harvey, we'll have the resources that we need," he said.
- Texans, we'll have the resources that we need," he said.
- Texas, we'll have the resources that we need," he said.
- Trump, we'll have the resources that we need," he said.
- Washington, we'll have the resources that we need," he said.


How does this story end?

Chelsea will be back in action in the Premier League on Saturday as they host Norwich at Stamford Bridge following the relief of the international break. Jose Mourinho's side sit 16th in the table off the back of three consecutive defeats against West Ham, Liverpool and Stoke, and are just three points above the drop zone. Here, Sportsmail takes a look at five reasons Chelsea  should be cheerful about their return, and five more as to why the fans should perhaps be a little more fearful. Mourinho's side need to rediscover the form of last season and their fixture run-in suggests they'll have the chance to do so.

The longer he argues that the world is against

OPTIONS:
- Chelsea, the more his players will look for excuses after every defeat.
- Co, the more his players will look for excuses after every defeat.
- Diego Costa, the more his players will look for excuses after every defeat.
- John Terry, the more his players will look for excuses after every defeat.
- Jose Mourinho, the more his players will look for excuses after every defeat.
- Liverpool, the more his players will look for excuses after every defeat.
- Mourinho, the more his players will look for excuses after every defeat.
- Norwich, the more his players will look for excuses after every defeat.
- Premier League, the more his players will look for excuses after every defeat.
- Sportsmail, the more his players will look for excuses after every defeat.
- Stamford Bridge, the more his players will look for excuses after every defeat.
- Stoke, the more his players will look for excuses after every defeat.
- West Ham, the more his players will look for excuses after every defeat.


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

In 2010, Ciudad Juarez was considered to be the murder capital of the world, causing tourism to plummet. Back then, the murder tally was recorded at 3,000, but last year 538 were killed. Per capita, that number is similar to the murder rates of cities like Detroit or New Orleans. So, why has Juarez been unable to shake its bad reputation? In past decades, Americans would flock across the border from El Paso, Texas, to visit family and friends, frequent bars and restaurants and participate in the medical tourism for which the area is famous. Today, however, the forty mile stretch known as the Juarez Valley has a reputation of being so dangerous that even police don't dare to enter.

Thankfully, however, the turf war between the

OPTIONS:
- Americans and Sinaloa cartels has essentially ended and the Sinaloa cartel has claimed victory of the trafficking route.
- Ciudad Juarez and Sinaloa cartels has essentially ended and the Sinaloa cartel has claimed victory of the trafficking route.
- Detroit and Sinaloa cartels has essentially ended and the Sinaloa cartel has claimed victory of the trafficking route.
- El Paso and Sinaloa cartels has essentially ended and the Sinaloa cartel has claimed victory of the trafficking route.
- Juarez and Sinaloa cartels has essentially ended and the Sinaloa cartel has claimed victory of the trafficking route.
- Juarez Valley and Sinaloa cartels has essentially ended and the Sinaloa cartel has claimed victory of the trafficking route.
- Juarez is Waiting For You and Sinaloa cartels has essentially ended and the Sinaloa cartel has claimed victory of the trafficking route.
- New Orleans and Sinaloa cartels has essentially ended and the Sinaloa cartel has claimed victory of the trafficking route.
- Texas and Sinaloa cartels has essentially ended and the Sinaloa cartel has claimed victory of the trafficking route.