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NEW YORK (CNN)  -- Two undocumented workers from Mexico and one from Ecuador have reached court settlements in recent weeks for a total of $3.85 million in damages for New York construction-site accidents, an attorney for the men announced Wednesday. "All three cases involve construction and terribly unsafe working conditions," the attorney, Brian O'Dwyer, said in a news conference. "We're here today to re-emphasize -- as we have in the past -- to the Latino community and all undocumented workers that they have the same rights once they're on the job as any New York citizen." A 33-year-old undocumented plumber from Mexico who was scalded by an exploding pipe at a Wall Street construction site in 2004 settled his damage claim for $2.5 million, according to a statement given to reporters at the news conference. The married father of two, who says he still has nightmares from the accident, hopes to open a restaurant or bar with the settlement money, his cousin told reporters.

"What we find normally on work sites in

OPTIONS:
- Brian O'Dwyer is that deaths occur to the undocumented far out of proportion to their work in the workplace, and that is because of the fact that they just do not receive the safety protections," he said.
- CNN is that deaths occur to the undocumented far out of proportion to their work in the workplace, and that is because of the fact that they just do not receive the safety protections," he said.
- Ecuador is that deaths occur to the undocumented far out of proportion to their work in the workplace, and that is because of the fact that they just do not receive the safety protections," he said.
- Latino is that deaths occur to the undocumented far out of proportion to their work in the workplace, and that is because of the fact that they just do not receive the safety protections," he said.
- Mexico is that deaths occur to the undocumented far out of proportion to their work in the workplace, and that is because of the fact that they just do not receive the safety protections," he said.
- NEW YORK is that deaths occur to the undocumented far out of proportion to their work in the workplace, and that is because of the fact that they just do not receive the safety protections," he said.
- New York is that deaths occur to the undocumented far out of proportion to their work in the workplace, and that is because of the fact that they just do not receive the safety protections," he said.
- Wall Street is that deaths occur to the undocumented far out of proportion to their work in the workplace, and that is because of the fact that they just do not receive the safety protections," he said.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

A fifteen-year-old mother who vanished with her newborn baby sparking a huge police manhunt has been found safe and well. Katie Kelly from Long Buckby, Northamptonshire disappeared with her daughter Kiah-Mae Boyle at around 7.30pm on Tuesday. The baby's father, Katie's 18-year-old boyfriend Karl Boyle, was also missing. On Friday Northamptonshire Police confirmed Katie and her 12-week-old baby had been found safe and well. They were being looked after by officers last night, a spokesman said. 'We are pleased to report that missing teenager, 15-year-old Katie Kelly and her 12-week-old daughter Kiah-Mae, have both been found safe and well,' a statement released by the force said.

'

OPTIONS:
- Karl Boyle is vulnerable and the baby is going to need food and nappies.
- Katie is vulnerable and the baby is going to need food and nappies.
- Katie Kelly is vulnerable and the baby is going to need food and nappies.
- Kiah is vulnerable and the baby is going to need food and nappies.
- Long Buckby is vulnerable and the baby is going to need food and nappies.
- Mae is vulnerable and the baby is going to need food and nappies.
- Mae Boyle is vulnerable and the baby is going to need food and nappies.
- Northamptonshire is vulnerable and the baby is going to need food and nappies.
- Northamptonshire Police is vulnerable and the baby is going to need food and nappies.


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Virginia is poised to execute a convicted serial killer who claims he's intellectually disabled using lethal injection drugs from Texas because the state's supply of another controversial drug will expire the day before the execution is supposed to take place. Unless Gov. Terry McAuliffe or the U.S. Supreme Court steps in this week, Alfredo Prieto will be executed Thursday - the first Virginia inmate to be receive the death penalty in nearly three years. The El Salvador native was already facing execution in California for raping and murdering a 15-year-old girl when a Virginia jury sentenced him to death in 2010 for the 1988 killings Rachael Raver and her boyfriend, Warren Fulton III.

They want Prieto to return to

OPTIONS:
- Alfredo Prieto, where they believe he can receive a 'full and fair' assessment of his intellectual disability.
- California, where they believe he can receive a 'full and fair' assessment of his intellectual disability.
- El Salvador, where they believe he can receive a 'full and fair' assessment of his intellectual disability.
- Prieto, where they believe he can receive a 'full and fair' assessment of his intellectual disability.
- Rachael Raver, where they believe he can receive a 'full and fair' assessment of his intellectual disability.
- Terry McAuliffe, where they believe he can receive a 'full and fair' assessment of his intellectual disability.
- Texas, where they believe he can receive a 'full and fair' assessment of his intellectual disability.
- U.S. Supreme Court, where they believe he can receive a 'full and fair' assessment of his intellectual disability.
- Virginia, where they believe he can receive a 'full and fair' assessment of his intellectual disability.
- Warren Fulton III, where they believe he can receive a 'full and fair' assessment of his intellectual disability.


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A teenager got more than a Big Mac  when he popped out to his local McDonald's. Christopher Kellie, 21, from Mount Vernon, Glasgow, was studying to become a personal trainer and ventured down to his local fast food joint in quest of a part-time job. The 6ft 1in brunette, who was just 16 at the time, left with a modelling contract. Christopher, who journeyed to the restaurant with his mother, was scouted by the Colours Agency after the company's founder spotted him in the restaurant when she was dining with her family there. The fledgling model is now the face of Harvey Nichols, JD Sports and Barbour, adorns billboards all over Scotland and has stripped to his boxers for underwear brand, D. Hedral, a brand Thom Evans has also worked for.

Christopher added: 'Fate took me to

OPTIONS:
- Admits that day and I haven’t looked back.
- Barbour that day and I haven’t looked back.
- Big Mac that day and I haven’t looked back.
- Christopher that day and I haven’t looked back.
- Christopher Kellie that day and I haven’t looked back.
- Colours Agency that day and I haven’t looked back.
- D. Hedral that day and I haven’t looked back.
- Glasgow that day and I haven’t looked back.
- Harvey Nichols that day and I haven’t looked back.
- Hopes that day and I haven’t looked back.
- JD Sports that day and I haven’t looked back.
- LA that day and I haven’t looked back.
- McDonald's that day and I haven’t looked back.
- Model that day and I haven’t looked back.
- Mount Vernon that day and I haven’t looked back.
- New York that day and I haven’t looked back.
- Scotland that day and I haven’t looked back.
- Thom Evans that day and I haven’t looked back.
- Tom Ford that day and I haven’t looked back.


Find the right ending to this passage.

A teenage girl, known only as ‘Christina’, who appeared in a set of 102-year-old colour portraits has been identified as Christina Elizabeth Frances Bevan, a woman who died without marrying in 1981 at the age of 84. Scholars have been puzzling over the ethereal strawberry blonde, who was captured by photographer Mervyn O'Gorman in a series of dreamlike photos taken in Lulworth Cove, Dorset, in 1913, and for years was thought to be his daughter. Now a retired engineer has named Christina, a family friend of Mr O'Gorman and the daughter of a prominent philosopher at King's College London, who sparked curiosity when the cache of dreamlike colour pictures was discovered and put on display.

'Certainly, the friendship was sufficient for Mr O'Gorman to accompany Mrs Bevan and her two daughters on a trip to

OPTIONS:
- Christina in August 1913, where he took portraits of Christina.'
- Christina Elizabeth Frances Bevan in August 1913, where he took portraits of Christina.'
- Dorset in August 1913, where he took portraits of Christina.'
- Edwyn Robert Bevan in August 1913, where he took portraits of Christina.'
- King's College London in August 1913, where he took portraits of Christina.'
- Lulworth Cove in August 1913, where he took portraits of Christina.'
- Mervyn O'Gorman in August 1913, where he took portraits of Christina.'
- O'Gorman in August 1913, where he took portraits of Christina.'


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(CNN)Doctors in Macon, Georgia, told Janea Cox that her daughter, Haleigh, might not live another three months. That was the middle of March, when Haleigh's brain was being short-circuited by hundreds of seizures a day, overrunning the array of five potent drugs meant to control them. Worse, the drugs were damaging Haleigh's organs. "She was maxed out," Cox said. "She'd quit breathing several times a day, and the doctors blamed it on the seizure medications." Cox had heard that a form of medical marijuana might help, but it wasn't available in central Georgia. So a week after hearing the ominous diagnosis, she and Haleigh packed up and moved to Colorado Springs, Colorado. There, Haleigh began a regimen of cannabis oil: four times a day and once at night.

In this atmosphere,

OPTIONS:
- Bill says that once members and their staffs are brought up to speed, he expects the bill to attract "overwhelming" support.
- CNN says that once members and their staffs are brought up to speed, he expects the bill to attract "overwhelming" support.
- Charlotte's Web Medical Hemp Act says that once members and their staffs are brought up to speed, he expects the bill to attract "overwhelming" support.
- Colorado says that once members and their staffs are brought up to speed, he expects the bill to attract "overwhelming" support.
- Colorado Springs says that once members and their staffs are brought up to speed, he expects the bill to attract "overwhelming" support.
- Controlled Substances Act says that once members and their staffs are brought up to speed, he expects the bill to attract "overwhelming" support.
- Cox says that once members and their staffs are brought up to speed, he expects the bill to attract "overwhelming" support.
- Georgia says that once members and their staffs are brought up to speed, he expects the bill to attract "overwhelming" support.
- Haleigh says that once members and their staffs are brought up to speed, he expects the bill to attract "overwhelming" support.
- House of Representatives says that once members and their staffs are brought up to speed, he expects the bill to attract "overwhelming" support.
- Janea Cox says that once members and their staffs are brought up to speed, he expects the bill to attract "overwhelming" support.
- Macon says that once members and their staffs are brought up to speed, he expects the bill to attract "overwhelming" support.
- Scott Perry says that once members and their staffs are brought up to speed, he expects the bill to attract "overwhelming" support.
- THC says that once members and their staffs are brought up to speed, he expects the bill to attract "overwhelming" support.
- U.S. says that once members and their staffs are brought up to speed, he expects the bill to attract "overwhelming" support.


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Taipei, Taiwan (CNN) Eclipsed for years by a rising China, Taiwan is standing taller after a thrilling and historic exercise in democracy. In a landslide win January 16, Tsai Ing-wen became Taiwan's first female president. Known as "Dr. Tsai" after completing a doctorate at the London School of Economics, she's also the first woman in Asia to be elected head of state without being part of a political legacy. While Tsai is known for her steely calm and understated manner, Freddy Lim is famous for his over-the-top stage antics as the frontman for Chthonic, one of Asia's leading black-metal bands.

And this has emerged as a key challenge for Taiwan's new president -- finding a way to work with China, while affirming

OPTIONS:
- Asia's own identity.
- CNN's own identity.
- China's own identity.
- Chthonic's own identity.
- Freddy Lim's own identity.
- Island's own identity.
- London School of Economics's own identity.
- Taipei's own identity.
- Taiwan's own identity.
- Tsai's own identity.
- Tsai Ing's own identity.


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The seven young actors who became part of cinematic history when they were cast as the von Trapp children in Rogers & Hammerstein's The Sound Of Music in 1965 have grown to become lifelong friends in the fifty years since the famous film's release. Known as The SoM 7, they formed their own sort of family over the months of making the musical. Their parents befriended one another as the young performers traveled to Austria for filming, and the actors themselves have remained close for decades. 'We're beyond friends. We're second family,' said Kym Karath, who played the youngest von Trapp, Gretl. 'As adults, we were deeply bonded, so our lives have really interwoven with each other.'

Kym Karath was only 5 years old when she played

OPTIONS:
- Austria.
- Gretl.
- Kym Karath.
- Oscar.
- Rodgers & Hammerstein.
- Rogers & Hammerstein.
- The SoM.
- The Sound Of Music.
- von Trapp.


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(CNN) Pastor Joel Osteen has opened the doors of his megachurch in Houston to evacuees and wants Harvey survivors to know the space is available, he told CNN on Wednesday morning. "We're housing hundreds of people that have been displaced by the flooding. All day today and yesterday, we've been receiving supplies," Osteen told CNN's Chris Cuomo, responding to criticism that he didn't open Lakewood Church to the needy soon enough. As flooding ravaged parts of Houston and left thousands without shelter, Twitter users lambasted the televangelist, saying he should have opened Lakewood sooner. But the church complex, which can hold more than 16,000 people, was "inaccessible due to severe flooding," its staff reported on social media Sunday afternoon. Photos provided by the church Monday to CNN show flooding inside a building and on a street.

A handful of staff and maintenance workers rode out of the worst of

OPTIONS:
- CNN at the facility to keep tabs on flooding, Iloff said.
- Chris Cuomo at the facility to keep tabs on flooding, Iloff said.
- Harvey at the facility to keep tabs on flooding, Iloff said.
- Houston at the facility to keep tabs on flooding, Iloff said.
- Joel Osteen at the facility to keep tabs on flooding, Iloff said.
- Lakewood at the facility to keep tabs on flooding, Iloff said.
- Lakewood Church at the facility to keep tabs on flooding, Iloff said.
- Osteen at the facility to keep tabs on flooding, Iloff said.
- Twitter at the facility to keep tabs on flooding, Iloff said.


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Boys from Knox Grammar roared with approval when their headmaster touched a young girl who was taking part in a school musical, an inquiry has heard. Lucy Perry, who now heads an international women's health charity, told the child abuse royal commission she was indecently assaulted by the elite Sydney boys school's former headmaster Ian Paterson in 1989 when she was 15. Ms Perry, chief executive of Hamlin Fistula Ethiopia (Australia), said the assault happened in full view of students at the Knox school hall and the boys who saw it 'roared with approval'. Scroll down for video Former Roseville College student Lucy Perry gave evidence on Monday to the royal commission into child sex abuse

'I was disgusted with Paterson's behaviour and thought he was demonstrating to the

OPTIONS:
- Australia boys that it was perfectly acceptable, even admirable, to be disrespectful to girls.'
- Hamlin Fistula Ethiopia boys that it was perfectly acceptable, even admirable, to be disrespectful to girls.'
- Ian Paterson boys that it was perfectly acceptable, even admirable, to be disrespectful to girls.'
- Knox Grammar boys that it was perfectly acceptable, even admirable, to be disrespectful to girls.'
- Knox Grammar School boys that it was perfectly acceptable, even admirable, to be disrespectful to girls.'
- Knox school hall boys that it was perfectly acceptable, even admirable, to be disrespectful to girls.'
- Lucy Perry boys that it was perfectly acceptable, even admirable, to be disrespectful to girls.'
- Paterson boys that it was perfectly acceptable, even admirable, to be disrespectful to girls.'
- Perry boys that it was perfectly acceptable, even admirable, to be disrespectful to girls.'
- Roseville College boys that it was perfectly acceptable, even admirable, to be disrespectful to girls.'
- Sydney boys that it was perfectly acceptable, even admirable, to be disrespectful to girls.'


Washington (CNN) The White House can't get its story straight on why President Donald Trump fired FBI Director James Comey. On Friday morning, the President offered a possible explanation. "As a very active President with lots of things happening, it is not possible for my surrogates to stand at podium with perfect accuracy!" he tweeted. His tweet comes after a week of multiple contradictions by his top aides and advisers, including Vice President Mike Pence, who tried to explain how and why the President decided to sack Comey. On Thursday, Trump told NBC News he was going to fire Comey with or without Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein's memo criticizing the director.

He took the recommendation of his deputy attorney general who oversees the

OPTIONS:
- CNN director."
- Comey director."
- Donald Trump director."
- FBI director."
- James Comey director."
- Mike Pence director."
- NBC director."
- NBC News director."
- Rod Rosenstein director."
- Trump director."
- Washington director."
- White House director."


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(CNN) -- He is arguably the most well-known American general since MacArthur, and perhaps the most effective since Eisenhower. Now Gen. David Petraeus takes on what many believe will be his biggest challenge yet: reversing the momentum of the Taliban in Afghanistan and helping to stabilize the rickety regime of Afghan leader Hamid Karzai. Petraeus faced far more daunting challenges in Iraq when he assumed command there in early 2007. Those challenges, and how they were overcome, are worth recalling as he assumes command in Afghanistan, as they may provide some indicators of the way forward there. First, Iraq was embroiled in a vicious civil war in which Shia and Sunni civilians were showing up dead on the streets of Iraq's cities at the rate of 90 a day, some tortured in the most unspeakable manner, their heads drilled open.

As Petraeus himself has sometimes said, Afghanistan could be harder than

OPTIONS:
- Afghan.
- Afghanistan.
- American.
- Bergen.
- CNN.
- David Petraeus.
- Eisenhower.
- Hamid Karzai.
- Iraq.
- MacArthur.
- Peter Bergen.
- Petraeus.
- Princeton.
- Shia.
- Sunni.
- Taliban.
- U.S..


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(CNN) The headlines about football players and chronic traumatic encephalopathy - commonly known as CTE -  seem endless. The most recent diagnosis of the neurodegenerative brain disease was given to former New England Patriot Aaron Hernandez. But one of the biggest obstacles in understanding CTE has been the inability to diagnose it in the living. New research released Tuesday may make that possible. Published in the journal PLOS One, researchers have found a protein that can be a marker of this devastating disease. "This is something new," said Dr. Ann McKee, a neuropathologist and senior author of the study. McKee has performed many of the high profile diagnoses of CTE among former pro-football players and is director of the Boston University CTE Center.

While Omalu was cautiously optimistic about the development, he also noted that

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Hernandez isn't unique to the brain disease.
- Ann McKee isn't unique to the brain disease.
- Boston University CTE Center isn't unique to the brain disease.
- CCL11 isn't unique to the brain disease.
- CNN isn't unique to the brain disease.
- CTE isn't unique to the brain disease.
- McKee isn't unique to the brain disease.
- New England isn't unique to the brain disease.
- PLOS One isn't unique to the brain disease.


How does the sentence end?

Shocking police dashcam footage has emerged showing an Arizona cop speeding down a road, mounting a sidewalk and smashing into an  alleged armed robber in a supposed bid to capture him. In the two videos, Mario Valencia is captured walking along a street in Marana,  northwest of Tucson, carrying what appears to be a rifle. He points the loaded weapon into the air and a shot rings out. A police officer in one of the patrol cars says: 'One round just went out. He's definitely loaded.' He then tells his colleague, Officer Michael Rapiejko, in the other vehicle: 'Stand off, the gun is loaded.'

OPTIONS:
- Arizona was put on standard administrative leave after the crash, because it was considered use of force.
- Marana was put on standard administrative leave after the crash, because it was considered use of force.
- Mario Valencia was put on standard administrative leave after the crash, because it was considered use of force.
- Michael Rapiejko was put on standard administrative leave after the crash, because it was considered use of force.
- Tucson was put on standard administrative leave after the crash, because it was considered use of force.
- US was put on standard administrative leave after the crash, because it was considered use of force.
- Valencia was put on standard administrative leave after the crash, because it was considered use of force.
- Walmart was put on standard administrative leave after the crash, because it was considered use of force.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) -- A high-ranking al Qaeda leader has called on China's minority Uyghurs to prepare for a holy war against the Chinese government. Security has been increased recently on the streets of Urumqi, Xinjiang's capital. "There is no way for salvation and to lift this oppression and tyranny unless you ... seriously prepare for jihad in the name of God and carry your weapons against the ruthless brutal invader thugs," Abu Yahia Al-Libi said Wednesday in a video on an Islamist Web site. He delivered his message in Arabic. The Uyghurs are Muslims in western China's Xinjiang province. Some Islamists refer to the region as East Turkistan.

In his latest message, Al-Libi called on

OPTIONS:
- Abu Yahia Al-Libi worldwide to support the Uyghurs.
- Al-Libi worldwide to support the Uyghurs.
- Arabic worldwide to support the Uyghurs.
- CNN worldwide to support the Uyghurs.
- China worldwide to support the Uyghurs.
- Chinese worldwide to support the Uyghurs.
- East Turkistan worldwide to support the Uyghurs.
- God worldwide to support the Uyghurs.
- Han Chinese worldwide to support the Uyghurs.
- Islamist worldwide to support the Uyghurs.
- Muslims worldwide to support the Uyghurs.
- Urumqi worldwide to support the Uyghurs.
- Uyghurs worldwide to support the Uyghurs.
- Xinjiang worldwide to support the Uyghurs.
- al Qaeda worldwide to support the Uyghurs.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Jerusalem (CNN) -- The United Nations body responsible for preserving the world's most important cultural sites voted Friday to grant "world heritage" status to the Church of the Nativity in the Palestinian city of Bethlehem. The declaration by U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization covers the West Bank church, venerated by Christians as the birthplace of Jesus, and the surrounding route taken by religious pilgrims. It marks the Palestinians' first bid for inclusion on the prestigious list of sites deemed to hold "outstanding universal value" as part of the world's shared heritage. It comes after Palestinians were granted membership of UNESCO last October, when the body's general assembly voted overwhelmingly to accept them.

The United States' and Israel's subsequent funding cut to the body caused

OPTIONS:
- Bethlehem lose more than a fifth of its revenues.
- CNN lose more than a fifth of its revenues.
- Christians lose more than a fifth of its revenues.
- Church of the Nativity lose more than a fifth of its revenues.
- Israeli lose more than a fifth of its revenues.
- Jerusalem lose more than a fifth of its revenues.
- Jesus lose more than a fifth of its revenues.
- Palestinian lose more than a fifth of its revenues.
- Palestinians lose more than a fifth of its revenues.
- U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization lose more than a fifth of its revenues.
- U.S. lose more than a fifth of its revenues.
- UNESCO lose more than a fifth of its revenues.
- United Nations lose more than a fifth of its revenues.
- West Bank lose more than a fifth of its revenues.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Jack Dorsey would have to give up his post at Square if he wants to become permanent CEO of Twitter. The company he helped found and now leads on an interim basis said Monday that it is only considering candidates who can make a 'full-time commitment to Twitter.' Dorsey was named interim CEO after Dick Costolo stepped down effective July 1 amid criticism over Twitter's disappointing financial performance and share price decline. Costolo had been Twitter's CEO for five years and led the company through a successful stock market debut in 2013. But Twitter has yet to make a profit and there are concerns about its ability to grow its user base.

While some analysts expect

OPTIONS:
- Board to be hired to the permanent post, this would mean giving up his job at Square, the payments startup, and Dorsey has not indicated that he would do this.
- Costolo to be hired to the permanent post, this would mean giving up his job at Square, the payments startup, and Dorsey has not indicated that he would do this.
- Dick Costolo to be hired to the permanent post, this would mean giving up his job at Square, the payments startup, and Dorsey has not indicated that he would do this.
- Dorsey to be hired to the permanent post, this would mean giving up his job at Square, the payments startup, and Dorsey has not indicated that he would do this.
- Jack Dorsey to be hired to the permanent post, this would mean giving up his job at Square, the payments startup, and Dorsey has not indicated that he would do this.
- Square to be hired to the permanent post, this would mean giving up his job at Square, the payments startup, and Dorsey has not indicated that he would do this.
- Twitter to be hired to the permanent post, this would mean giving up his job at Square, the payments startup, and Dorsey has not indicated that he would do this.


How does this story end?

Two California teachers appeared sheepish in court as both pleaded not guilty to having drunken cocaine-fueled sex with their high school students on a beach. Melody Lippert, 38, and Michelle Ghirelli, 30, originally escaped sex charges as prosecutors could not find evidence linking them to one of the five boys implicated in the trip. But on Wednesday, both answered to charges of unlawful sexual intercourse at a Newport Beach court. Lippert and Ghirelli, both teachers at South Hills High School in Covina, spoke only to deny the charges. Scroll down for video First appearance: Michelle Ghirelli, who was studying for a Master's degree, in court to deny charges of sexual assault and giving cocaine to a minor that could see her jailed and placed on the sex offender's register

She allegedly had sex with an 18-year-old boy then coerced

OPTIONS:
- California into engaging in sexual acts with a 17-year-old
- Covina into engaging in sexual acts with a 17-year-old
- Ghirelli into engaging in sexual acts with a 17-year-old
- Lippert into engaging in sexual acts with a 17-year-old
- Melody Lippert into engaging in sexual acts with a 17-year-old
- Michelle Ghirelli into engaging in sexual acts with a 17-year-old
- Newport Beach into engaging in sexual acts with a 17-year-old
- South Hills High School into engaging in sexual acts with a 17-year-old


(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's capricious use of power to denigrate and even endanger his critics must end.
- CNN's capricious use of power to denigrate and even endanger his critics must end.
- Chicago Tribune's capricious use of power to denigrate and even endanger his critics must end.
- China's capricious use of power to denigrate and even endanger his critics must end.
- Chuck Jones's capricious use of power to denigrate and even endanger his critics must end.
- Democracy's capricious use of power to denigrate and even endanger his critics must end.
- Dennis Muilenburg's capricious use of power to denigrate and even endanger his critics must end.
- Fascists's capricious use of power to denigrate and even endanger his critics must end.
- Indiana's capricious use of power to denigrate and even endanger his critics must end.
- Jones's capricious use of power to denigrate and even endanger his critics must end.
- Muilenburg's capricious use of power to denigrate and even endanger his critics must end.
- Reich's capricious use of power to denigrate and even endanger his critics must end.
- Robert Reich's capricious use of power to denigrate and even endanger his critics must end.
- Trump's capricious use of power to denigrate and even endanger his critics must end.
- US's capricious use of power to denigrate and even endanger his critics must end.
- United States's capricious use of power to denigrate and even endanger his critics must end.
- United Steelworkers's capricious use of power to denigrate and even endanger his critics must end.


Write the last sentence in this story.

(CNN) -- Kei Nishikori became the first Japanese male to reach the quarterfinals of the Australian Open since 1932 when he held on to earn a shock five-set win over sixth seed Jo-Wilfried Tsonga on Monday. Nishikori, ranked 26th in the world, blew a two-set lead before beating the Frenchman for the second time in his career, triumphing 2-6 6-2 6-1 3-6 6-3 in three and a half hours. The 22-year-old, who will next face world No. 4 Andy Murray, beat his previous best grand slam performance -- reaching the fourth round of the 2008 U.S. Open. He is the first Japanese male player to reach the last eight of one of the four majors since Shuzo Matsuoka at Wimbledon in 1995.

Top seed and defending champion

OPTIONS:
- 2008 U.S. Open survived a spirited third-set fightback from former world No.
- Andy Murray survived a spirited third-set fightback from former world No.
- Australia survived a spirited third-set fightback from former world No.
- Australian Open survived a spirited third-set fightback from former world No.
- CNN survived a spirited third-set fightback from former world No.
- French survived a spirited third-set fightback from former world No.
- Frenchman survived a spirited third-set fightback from former world No.
- Japanese survived a spirited third-set fightback from former world No.
- Jo-Wilfried Tsonga survived a spirited third-set fightback from former world No.
- Kei Nishikori survived a spirited third-set fightback from former world No.
- Lleyton Hewitt survived a spirited third-set fightback from former world No.
- Mikhail Kukushkin survived a spirited third-set fightback from former world No.
- Nishikori survived a spirited third-set fightback from former world No.
- Novak Djokovic survived a spirited third-set fightback from former world No.
- Shuzo Matsuoka survived a spirited third-set fightback from former world No.
- Wimbledon survived a spirited third-set fightback from former world No.


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Beijing (CNN) First lady Melania Trump had a great panda adventure at the Beijing Zoo, her final solo event in the city of Beijing. Trump spent some time feeding Gu Gu the giant panda and learned about his nutrition and training while at the zoo, according to the first lady's communications director Stephanie Grisham. The first lady also signed a poster of the panda, writing, "Thank you to the Beijing Zoo! Wonderful to meet Gu Gu!" The Beijing Zoo is home to eight giant pandas, including one set of twins, but Gu Gu is the "star of the zoo," according to zoo director Li Xiaoguang.

OPTIONS:
- Beijing was presented with her own stuffed animal, a giant panda, by Xiaoguang.
- Beijing Zoo was presented with her own stuffed animal, a giant panda, by Xiaoguang.
- CNN was presented with her own stuffed animal, a giant panda, by Xiaoguang.
- Gu Gu was presented with her own stuffed animal, a giant panda, by Xiaoguang.
- Li Xiaoguang was presented with her own stuffed animal, a giant panda, by Xiaoguang.
- Melania Trump was presented with her own stuffed animal, a giant panda, by Xiaoguang.
- Stephanie Grisham was presented with her own stuffed animal, a giant panda, by Xiaoguang.
- Trump was presented with her own stuffed animal, a giant panda, by Xiaoguang.


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Jessica Ennis-Hill and Katarina Johnson-Thompson will go head-to-head on Sunday in a battle to be crowned heptathlon World Champion as their main rival conceded defeat. Britain’s golden girl and her heir apparent are first and second at the halfway stage and predicted it would come down to a straight shoot out in the 800m, the final of seven events. If she were to rule the world once more only 13 months after giving birth to her first baby, Reggie, and in only her second full heptathlon since winning gold at London 2012, it would cap a remarkable comeback for Ennis-Hill, 29.

‘When I cleared the 1.80m Jess said she was absolutely crapping herself for me and that I was giving her a heart attack,’ said Johnson-

OPTIONS:
- Brianne Theisen, ‘so it was nice of her to support me.’
- Britain, ‘so it was nice of her to support me.’
- Canada, ‘so it was nice of her to support me.’
- Eaton, ‘so it was nice of her to support me.’
- Ennis, ‘so it was nice of her to support me.’
- Great Britain, ‘so it was nice of her to support me.’
- Hill, ‘so it was nice of her to support me.’
- Jessica Ennis, ‘so it was nice of her to support me.’
- Johnson, ‘so it was nice of her to support me.’
- Katarina Johnson, ‘so it was nice of her to support me.’
- London, ‘so it was nice of her to support me.’
- PB, ‘so it was nice of her to support me.’
- Reggie, ‘so it was nice of her to support me.’
- Thompson, ‘so it was nice of her to support me.’
- World Champion, ‘so it was nice of her to support me.’
- World No 1, ‘so it was nice of her to support me.’


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Violent spectators might not be the only ones to face strict disciplining after Friday night's NRL match, as NRL head's reveal players could also face sanctions for their unacceptable behaviour on the field. Canterbury forwards James Graham and David Klemmer could face point penalties or a temporary game ban for their arguments with a referee during the Good Friday showdown between South Sydney and Canterbury at the ANZ Stadium in Sydney. NRL head of football Todd Greenberg revealed that the match review committee would 'look very closely at' their behaviour, noting that contrary conduct and detrimental conduct requirements will 'form part of the review'.

Bulldogs fans react towards the match officials at full time  at

OPTIONS:
- ANZ Stadium on Friday night in Sydney
- Canterbury on Friday night in Sydney
- David Klemmer on Friday night in Sydney
- Gerard Sutton on Friday night in Sydney
- Graham on Friday night in Sydney
- James Graham on Friday night in Sydney
- Klemmer on Friday night in Sydney
- NRL on Friday night in Sydney
- South Sydney on Friday night in Sydney
- Souths on Friday night in Sydney
- Sydney on Friday night in Sydney
- Todd Greenberg on Friday night in Sydney


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(CNN) As many as 18,500 Rohingya Muslims have fled their homes in Myanmar's Rakhine state in less than one week, according to the International Organization for Migration (IOM). The exodus began Friday after the government intensified "clearance operations" following an attack by Rohingya militants on border posts, in which 12 security officials were killed. Myanmar state media reported Tuesday that more than 110 people had died since Friday's "coordinated attacks by extremist terrorists." While thousands of Rohingya refugees have made it across the border with Bangladesh, thousands of others are stranded in the no man's land between the two countries, said an IOM spokesperson.

"We want to go and take shelter inside

OPTIONS:
- Bangladesh and don't want to go back with my innocent children in the lion's mouth again," Amena Khatun, a Rohingya woman, said.
- Bangladeshi and don't want to go back with my innocent children in the lion's mouth again," Amena Khatun, a Rohingya woman, said.
- IOM and don't want to go back with my innocent children in the lion's mouth again," Amena Khatun, a Rohingya woman, said.
- International Organization for Migration and don't want to go back with my innocent children in the lion's mouth again," Amena Khatun, a Rohingya woman, said.
- Myanmar and don't want to go back with my innocent children in the lion's mouth again," Amena Khatun, a Rohingya woman, said.
- Rakhine and don't want to go back with my innocent children in the lion's mouth again," Amena Khatun, a Rohingya woman, said.
- Rohingya and don't want to go back with my innocent children in the lion's mouth again," Amena Khatun, a Rohingya woman, said.
- Rohingya Muslims and don't want to go back with my innocent children in the lion's mouth again," Amena Khatun, a Rohingya woman, said.


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Miami (CNN) When Carnival Corp. announced plans for a cruise ship from its Fathom line to sail from Miami to Havana in May, Francisco Marty jumped at the opportunity to surprise his kids with a trip back to their native land. But Marty, who's cruised so many times that he's a Platinum VIP in the company's rewards program, was shocked when a representative told him he couldn't go on the inaugural trip because of where he was born: Cuba. Now, as travelers get their bags ready for the first cruise to Cuba in more than 50 years, Marty is part of a new class-action lawsuit claiming that Carnival is discriminating against Cuban-Americans looking to travel to their homeland.

"They said, 'Sorry, you can't go because you're

OPTIONS:
- Americans,' " Rodriguez said.
- CNN,' " Rodriguez said.
- Carnival,' " Rodriguez said.
- Carnival Corp.,' " Rodriguez said.
- Cuba,' " Rodriguez said.
- Cuban,' " Rodriguez said.
- Cubans,' " Rodriguez said.
- Fathom,' " Rodriguez said.
- Francisco Marty,' " Rodriguez said.
- Havana,' " Rodriguez said.
- Marty,' " Rodriguez said.
- Miami,' " Rodriguez said.
- Platinum VIP,' " Rodriguez said.


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Moscow (CNN) Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has dismissed claims that his country is interfering in the US presidential election as "ridiculous". In an interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour in Moscow, Lavrov said it was "flattering" that American officials think Russia is meddling in the election, but the accusations were baseless. The US last week accused Russia of being behind a series of email hacks, including communications from the Democratic National Committee. "It's flattering, of course, to get this kind of attention -- for a regional power, as President Obama called us some time ago," Lavrov said in the CNN interview.

"I feel sorry for what is happening now in Russian-

OPTIONS:
- American relations," he said.
- CNN relations," he said.
- Christiane Amanpour relations," he said.
- Democratic National Committee relations," he said.
- Lavrov relations," he said.
- Moscow relations," he said.
- Obama relations," he said.
- Putin relations," he said.
- Russia relations," he said.
- Russian relations," he said.
- Sergey Lavrov relations," he said.
- US relations," he said.


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Da Nang, Vietnam (CNN) President Donald Trump suggested on Saturday he's done confronting Russian President Vladimir Putin over his country's election meddling since it's insulting to the Russian leader. Trump said he took Putin at his word that Russia did not seek to interfere in the US presidential election last year, despite a finding from US intelligence agencies that it did. The fraught relations between the two leaders was underscored anew when Putin's spokesman initially said election meddling did not come up when they spoke, even though Trump said it did. And he stressed that bigger issues persist between the United States and Russia that require the two leaders to move on.

Ahead of

OPTIONS:
- Air Force One's arrival, his aides indicated that a meeting was possible.
- CNN's arrival, his aides indicated that a meeting was possible.
- Da Nang's arrival, his aides indicated that a meeting was possible.
- Donald Trump's arrival, his aides indicated that a meeting was possible.
- Putin's arrival, his aides indicated that a meeting was possible.
- Russia's arrival, his aides indicated that a meeting was possible.
- Russian's arrival, his aides indicated that a meeting was possible.
- Trump's arrival, his aides indicated that a meeting was possible.
- US's arrival, his aides indicated that a meeting was possible.
- United States's arrival, his aides indicated that a meeting was possible.
- Vietnam's arrival, his aides indicated that a meeting was possible.
- Vladimir Putin's arrival, his aides indicated that a meeting was possible.


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Washington (CNN) A billionaire backing Donald Trump is taking advertising into his own hands. Stephen Adams, a billboard magnate who made his fortune in a half-dozen different business ventures over the last five decades, is pouring hundreds of thousands of dollars into a pro-Trump campaign. Yet it is not the Trump campaign or a Trump super PAC that is spending over $650,000 to boost the Republican nominee -- it is Adams himself, who his buying his own billboards in a set of swing states. It is an unusual purchase and a throwback to a previous era when the wealthy had close to unfettered control over how their dollars were spent. Adams disclosed the spending this week in independent expenditure reports almost always filed by political action committees or nonprofits, rather than individuals: $150,000 in North Carolina, $200,000 in Pennsylvania and $300,000 in Michigan.

If donated to a

OPTIONS:
- Adams -- staffed by professional operatives and fundraisers -- Adams would instantly become one of Trump's top donors.
- CNN -- staffed by professional operatives and fundraisers -- Adams would instantly become one of Trump's top donors.
- Donald Trump -- staffed by professional operatives and fundraisers -- Adams would instantly become one of Trump's top donors.
- Michigan -- staffed by professional operatives and fundraisers -- Adams would instantly become one of Trump's top donors.
- North Carolina -- staffed by professional operatives and fundraisers -- Adams would instantly become one of Trump's top donors.
- PAC -- staffed by professional operatives and fundraisers -- Adams would instantly become one of Trump's top donors.
- Pennsylvania -- staffed by professional operatives and fundraisers -- Adams would instantly become one of Trump's top donors.
- Republican -- staffed by professional operatives and fundraisers -- Adams would instantly become one of Trump's top donors.
- Stephen Adams -- staffed by professional operatives and fundraisers -- Adams would instantly become one of Trump's top donors.
- Trump -- staffed by professional operatives and fundraisers -- Adams would instantly become one of Trump's top donors.
- Washington -- staffed by professional operatives and fundraisers -- Adams would instantly become one of Trump's top donors.


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After an action-packed weekend in the Premier League and Football League, RALPH ELLIS sifted through the statistics. Here he shares what he has learned this weekend. Against Sunderland he ran 7.9 miles – nearly half a mile more than Duncan Watmore who was their hardest worker – and found a team mate with 104 of 108 passes. They earned their 1-1 draw, and would have won but for a brilliant Hugo Lloris save, partly by covering 70.6 miles against the 69.1 achieved by Spurs, who had only two outfield players older than 25. United weren’t involved in a single goalless draw in any of the 105 games home or away in Sir Alex’s last two seasons. Against West Ham they had only one shot on target – and of the ten attempts that missed only two were from closer than 10 yards.

OPTIONS:
- Alex’s have not conceded a Premier League goal in the 407 minutes in which Shawcross has been on the pitch.
- Arsenal have not conceded a Premier League goal in the 407 minutes in which Shawcross has been on the pitch.
- Aston Villa have not conceded a Premier League goal in the 407 minutes in which Shawcross has been on the pitch.
- Duncan Watmore have not conceded a Premier League goal in the 407 minutes in which Shawcross has been on the pitch.
- Football League have not conceded a Premier League goal in the 407 minutes in which Shawcross has been on the pitch.
- Hugo Lloris have not conceded a Premier League goal in the 407 minutes in which Shawcross has been on the pitch.
- Louis van Gaal have not conceded a Premier League goal in the 407 minutes in which Shawcross has been on the pitch.
- Mathieu Flamini have not conceded a Premier League goal in the 407 minutes in which Shawcross has been on the pitch.
- Old Trafford have not conceded a Premier League goal in the 407 minutes in which Shawcross has been on the pitch.
- Premier League have not conceded a Premier League goal in the 407 minutes in which Shawcross has been on the pitch.
- RALPH ELLIS have not conceded a Premier League goal in the 407 minutes in which Shawcross has been on the pitch.
- Remi Garde have not conceded a Premier League goal in the 407 minutes in which Shawcross has been on the pitch.
- Ryan Shawcross have not conceded a Premier League goal in the 407 minutes in which Shawcross has been on the pitch.
- Spurs have not conceded a Premier League goal in the 407 minutes in which Shawcross has been on the pitch.
- Stoke have not conceded a Premier League goal in the 407 minutes in which Shawcross has been on the pitch.
- Sunderland have not conceded a Premier League goal in the 407 minutes in which Shawcross has been on the pitch.
- United have not conceded a Premier League goal in the 407 minutes in which Shawcross has been on the pitch.
- West Ham have not conceded a Premier League goal in the 407 minutes in which Shawcross has been on the pitch.


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(CNN) A pair of veteran leaders on the left, former Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean and Center for American Progress President Neera Tanden, called on Hawaiians to vote Rep. Tulsi Gabbard out of office after the Democrat questioned whether Syrian President Bashar al-Assad was responsible for last week's chemical attack. "People of Hawaii's 2nd District -- was it not enough for you that your rep met with a murderous dictator? Will this move you?" Tanden tweeted Friday in response to Gabbard's comments on CNN that she is "skeptical" Assad is responsible for the chemical attack. Dean compared Gabbard's comments to President Donald Trump's Twitter blasts.

Gabbard has also said she is concerned about sparking a nuclear war with Russia, which backs the

OPTIONS:
- 2nd District regime.
- Assad regime.
- Bashar al regime.
- CNN regime.
- Center for American Progress regime.
- Congress regime.
- Dean regime.
- Democrat regime.
- Democratic National Committee regime.
- Donald Trump regime.
- Gabbard regime.
- Hawaii regime.
- Hawaiians regime.
- Howard Dean regime.
- Neera Tanden regime.
- Syrian regime.
- Tanden regime.
- Tulsi Gabbard regime.
- Twitter regime.


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Numerous coffees have been shared between Jamie Roberts and Johnny Sexton in the cafes of Paris but all cordialities will be pushed aside when Wales take on Ireland this weekend. Roberts describes Sexton, the Ireland No 10 and his Racing Metro team-mate, as an ‘angry man’ who has become one of the world’s finest players under the tutorship of Ronan O’Gara. Wales will be keeping close tabs on the fly-half on Saturday and Roberts is planning to use his inside knowledge to minimise the 29-year-old’s impact at the Millennium Stadium. Racing Metro's Jamie Roberts is adamant Wales can nullify the threat of club team-mate Johnny Sexton

He’s got

OPTIONS:
- Cardiff as his mentor in Paris who is passing on a lot of information and helping him develop into a wonderful player.
- Grand Slam as his mentor in Paris who is passing on a lot of information and helping him develop into a wonderful player.
- Ireland as his mentor in Paris who is passing on a lot of information and helping him develop into a wonderful player.
- Jamie Roberts as his mentor in Paris who is passing on a lot of information and helping him develop into a wonderful player.
- Johnny Sexton as his mentor in Paris who is passing on a lot of information and helping him develop into a wonderful player.
- Metro as his mentor in Paris who is passing on a lot of information and helping him develop into a wonderful player.
- Millennium Stadium as his mentor in Paris who is passing on a lot of information and helping him develop into a wonderful player.
- Paris as his mentor in Paris who is passing on a lot of information and helping him develop into a wonderful player.
- Racing Metro as his mentor in Paris who is passing on a lot of information and helping him develop into a wonderful player.
- Roberts as his mentor in Paris who is passing on a lot of information and helping him develop into a wonderful player.
- Ronan O’Gara as his mentor in Paris who is passing on a lot of information and helping him develop into a wonderful player.
- Sexton as his mentor in Paris who is passing on a lot of information and helping him develop into a wonderful player.
- Six Nations as his mentor in Paris who is passing on a lot of information and helping him develop into a wonderful player.
- Wales as his mentor in Paris who is passing on a lot of information and helping him develop into a wonderful player.


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(CNN) At 37 years old, Lisa Pessah-Bloom, a mother of three, was pre-diabetic, struggling with losing postpartum pounds and concerned about her health. "I had gestational diabetes for all three of my pregnancies. After my third, my A1C (blood sugar measurement) kept rising, and the doctor told me for the first time to be careful, because I was on track for diabetes." Pessah-Bloom knew that she had to shed her pregnancy pounds and get her blood sugar under control. She did a Google search on diets for diabetes and stumbled upon the Paleo diet, which includes protein-rich foods like meat, fish, eggs and nuts, as well as vegetables and fruit, but excludes grains, dairy, legumes, sugars and salt. "People said that their diabetes was reversed," she said.

But while following Paleo helped Pessah-

OPTIONS:
- A1C eat a clean, lean diet, it wasn't enough to get her to her goal.
- Bloom eat a clean, lean diet, it wasn't enough to get her to her goal.
- Google eat a clean, lean diet, it wasn't enough to get her to her goal.
- Lisa Pessah eat a clean, lean diet, it wasn't enough to get her to her goal.
- Paleo eat a clean, lean diet, it wasn't enough to get her to her goal.
- Pessah eat a clean, lean diet, it wasn't enough to get her to her goal.


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Hundreds of Polish residents took to the streets to give a hero's welcome to a convoy of U.S. troops who are driving through eastern Europe and deliver a damning message to Russian President Vladimir Putin. Children climbed on to Stryker armoured vehicles and even offered souvenirs to the troops, who stopped to pose for pictures in the main square of the eastern Polish town of Bialystok. Meanwhile other residents lined the roads and applauded as the troops from the 3rd Squadron of the 2nd Cavalry Regiment of the American Army passed by. Scroll down for video People gather around a U.S. Army Stryker armoured vehicle in Bialystok, which was part of a convoy of American tanks driving through the Polish town

Putin, in particular, is seen as the main driving force behind the war, allegedly sending

OPTIONS:
- 2nd Cavalry Regiment troops to support the rebels in the east who want independence from the Ukrainian government.
- 3rd Squadron troops to support the rebels in the east who want independence from the Ukrainian government.
- American troops to support the rebels in the east who want independence from the Ukrainian government.
- American Army troops to support the rebels in the east who want independence from the Ukrainian government.
- Army Stryker troops to support the rebels in the east who want independence from the Ukrainian government.
- Bialystok troops to support the rebels in the east who want independence from the Ukrainian government.
- Europe troops to support the rebels in the east who want independence from the Ukrainian government.
- NATO troops to support the rebels in the east who want independence from the Ukrainian government.
- Poland troops to support the rebels in the east who want independence from the Ukrainian government.
- Polish troops to support the rebels in the east who want independence from the Ukrainian government.
- Russia troops to support the rebels in the east who want independence from the Ukrainian government.
- Russian troops to support the rebels in the east who want independence from the Ukrainian government.
- Stryker troops to support the rebels in the east who want independence from the Ukrainian government.
- U.S. troops to support the rebels in the east who want independence from the Ukrainian government.
- Ukraine troops to support the rebels in the east who want independence from the Ukrainian government.
- Vladimir Putin troops to support the rebels in the east who want independence from the Ukrainian government.


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The police have released tragic photos that capture the final hours of a pub goer who died following a heavy drinking session after he was left alone in a locked pub when the barman went for a takeaway. The Gunmakers Arms in Birmingham could now lose its license after the man died in the early hours of December 10, 2014 - a death which a damning police report says could have been prevented. The pictures of Avtar Singh Panesar, 47, were published in a report by West Midlands police which is being handed over to city licencing bosses. One of the pictures shows bar supervisor Radoslav Halabrin, 38, giving a thumbs-up in the takeaway shop shortly after he left Mr Panesar in the locked pub.

The report says he sat a drunk Mr Panesar on a chair at around 11.30pm, after which Mr

OPTIONS:
- Avtar Singh Panesar vomited.
- Barman vomited.
- Barman Radoslav Halabrin vomited.
- Birmingham vomited.
- Gunmakers Arms vomited.
- Panesar vomited.
- Radoslav Halabrin vomited.
- The Gunmakers Arms vomited.
- West Midlands vomited.


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You would think it would be a little intimidating. But for this tiny chihuahua, having a best friend 120 times his size is proving a great source of comfort. The diminutive Digby was abandoned on the street next to a set of bins. At just over a month old and weighing less than 1lb, he was freezing cold and perilously close to death. Fortunately, he was rescued by the RSPCA and taken to their Southridge centre in Hertfordshire - where he quickly became inseparable from 9st mastiff Nero. Scroll down for video New pals: Tiny chihuahua Digby with best friend Nero, a 9st mastiff who is 120 times the size. Digby was rescued by the RSPCA and taken to a centre in Hertfordshire where the two have quickly become inseparable

But staff at the RSPCA say he has been revived and come out of his shell after finding

OPTIONS:
- Digby
- Hertfordshire
- Nero
- RSPCA
- Southridge


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Model Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's enviable figure is the result of a strict diet and carefully planned exercise regime. The Victoria's Secret star, who has been trained by personal trainer James Duigan, does a mix of yoga, boxing, intense interval training and even dancing to maintain her lean, toned and healthy body shape. Adelaide-born Duigan is in Sydney this week to promote his book Clean and Lean for Life: The Cookbook, a guide on 'how to eat and cook healthily while not missing a beat on flavour'. He put Daily Mail Australia reporter Sarah through her paces with the regime, which saw her planking, squatting, and lunging her way towards a runway-worthy figure.

'I’m used to squatting and lunging with weights so I didn’t find doing side lunges and squats with the body band so taxing but I could definitely feel the ache the next day...

OPTIONS:
- Adelaide explained that this type of movement is great for lifting the butt and, unlike squats, it doesn’t bulk up the legs.'
- Clean and Lean for Life explained that this type of movement is great for lifting the butt and, unlike squats, it doesn’t bulk up the legs.'
- Daily Mail Australia explained that this type of movement is great for lifting the butt and, unlike squats, it doesn’t bulk up the legs.'
- Duigan explained that this type of movement is great for lifting the butt and, unlike squats, it doesn’t bulk up the legs.'
- Elle McPherson explained that this type of movement is great for lifting the butt and, unlike squats, it doesn’t bulk up the legs.'
- FEMAIL explained that this type of movement is great for lifting the butt and, unlike squats, it doesn’t bulk up the legs.'
- Hugh Grant explained that this type of movement is great for lifting the butt and, unlike squats, it doesn’t bulk up the legs.'
- James Duigan explained that this type of movement is great for lifting the butt and, unlike squats, it doesn’t bulk up the legs.'
- Lara Stone explained that this type of movement is great for lifting the butt and, unlike squats, it doesn’t bulk up the legs.'
- Rosie Huntington explained that this type of movement is great for lifting the butt and, unlike squats, it doesn’t bulk up the legs.'
- Sarah explained that this type of movement is great for lifting the butt and, unlike squats, it doesn’t bulk up the legs.'
- Sydney explained that this type of movement is great for lifting the butt and, unlike squats, it doesn’t bulk up the legs.'
- The Cookbook explained that this type of movement is great for lifting the butt and, unlike squats, it doesn’t bulk up the legs.'
- Victoria's Secret explained that this type of movement is great for lifting the butt and, unlike squats, it doesn’t bulk up the legs.'
- Whiteley explained that this type of movement is great for lifting the butt and, unlike squats, it doesn’t bulk up the legs.'


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New Delhi  (CNN) Mohammad Salimullah, a Rohingya refugee living in the Indian capital New Delhi, is again living in fear. Having fled Myanmar more than 14 years ago to escape persecution, Salimullah now lives in a makeshift Rohingya settlement, where he owns and operates a small general store. "Here, after becoming refugees, we found the right to work, the right to go anywhere we'd like," he said. "The (government in Myanmar) kept us in such a narrow and helpless state," he tells CNN. Now, he worries that his hard-won freedom is under threat. On Tuesday, India's supreme court will consider a case brought on behalf of Salimullah against the deportation of the more than 40,000 Rohingya refugees in India.

It was then, as the media and others descended on Kanchan Kunj, that Sailmullah learned that he could petition

OPTIONS:
- CNN's top court to try and prevent deportation.
- India's top court to try and prevent deportation.
- Indian's top court to try and prevent deportation.
- Mohammad Salimullah's top court to try and prevent deportation.
- Myanmar's top court to try and prevent deportation.
- New Delhi's top court to try and prevent deportation.
- Rohingya's top court to try and prevent deportation.
- Salimullah's top court to try and prevent deportation.


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Washington (CNN) 2017 is almost in the books — and so are another 12 months of public opinion polling. The calendar year that President Donald Trump spent settling into the White House has been marked by consistently low ratings from a majority of the American public. But this year also has seen new highs for the economy, growing popularity for Obamacare and widening public opinion gaps ahead of the 2018 midterm elections next year. Here are the seven most important polling trends from 2017: 1. Trump's job approval hits record-breaking lows Trump will finish his first calendar year in office with just a 35% approval rating — the lowest at this point in a new president's term stretching back to the Eisenhower administration, according to polling by CNN, CNN/ORC, CNN/USA Today/Gallup and Gallup.

Trump's quarterly approval numbers are some of the lowest since Gallup began tracking them for presidents — falling in the 11th percentile of out of 288 presidential quarters tracked by

OPTIONS:
- American over the last half century.
- Americans over the last half century.
- CNN over the last half century.
- Democrat over the last half century.
- Donald Trump over the last half century.
- Eisenhower over the last half century.
- Gallup over the last half century.
- ORC over the last half century.
- Obamacare over the last half century.
- Republican over the last half century.
- Russia over the last half century.
- Trump over the last half century.
- USA Today over the last half century.
- Washington over the last half century.
- White House over the last half century.


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(CNN) Boutros Boutros-Ghali, a history-making diplomat who made his mark as an architect of the Camp David accords and then became the United Nations' first African secretary-general, has died. Rafael Ramirez Carreno, Venezuela's U.N. ambassador and current head of the U.N. Security Council, announced Boutros-Ghali's passing Tuesday, after which representatives from the council's 15 current members stood for a moment of silence. People we've lost in 2016 Egypt's state-run Ahram Online reported that he died Tuesday in a hospital in the Egyptian city of Giza, where he'd been admitted days earlier after breaking his leg. Boutros-Ghali was 93. Current secretary-general Ban Ki-moon lauded Boutros-Ghali as "a memorable leader who rendered invaluable services to world peace and international order," noting he stepped up during "a time when the world increasingly turned to the United Nations for solutions to its problems in the immediate aftermath of the Cold War."

News of Boutros-Ghali's death stirred a wave of reactions around the world, particularly in his native

OPTIONS:
- Africa and in Egypt specifically.
- African and in Egypt specifically.
- Ahram Online and in Egypt specifically.
- Ban Ki and in Egypt specifically.
- Boutros and in Egypt specifically.
- Boutros Boutros and in Egypt specifically.
- Camp David and in Egypt specifically.
- Cold War and in Egypt specifically.
- Egypt and in Egypt specifically.
- Egyptian and in Egypt specifically.
- El and in Egypt specifically.
- Ghali and in Egypt specifically.
- Giza and in Egypt specifically.
- Rafael Ramirez Carreno and in Egypt specifically.
- Sisi and in Egypt specifically.
- U.N. and in Egypt specifically.
- U.N. Security Council and in Egypt specifically.
- United Nations and in Egypt specifically.
- Venezuela and in Egypt specifically.


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Chicago (CNN) Death first stared at Sonia, straight in the eyes, when she was only 10 years old. "I was wondering, 'When is it going to be my last day?'" Sonia told CNN. "I wasn't living. I was surviving." The ruthless gangs in her native Guatemala had her in the crosshairs during her early teenage years, she said, following her and threatening her in the street. Sonia, who asked CNN to change her name because she fears for her safety, said they threatened her mother, as well. "They told her, 'We are going to rape your daughters,' " Sonia said.

To make sure that Arrupe students earn their two-year degrees debt free, Garanzini said that

OPTIONS:
- Arrupe College of Loyola University Chicago pays for most of students' educations through donations.
- CNN pays for most of students' educations through donations.
- Chicago pays for most of students' educations through donations.
- Death pays for most of students' educations through donations.
- Guatemala pays for most of students' educations through donations.
- Jesuit pays for most of students' educations through donations.
- Sonia pays for most of students' educations through donations.


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A Brooklyn resident has become the world's oldest woman - and she eats four strips of bacon, eggs and grits every morning. Susannah Mushatt Jones has now been confirmed as the oldest person by the Gerontology Research Group after the death of 116-year-old Jeralean Talley from Inkster, Michigan, on Wednesday. Miss Jones is 115 but turns 116 this July and friends and family members put her long life down to good food and early nights, reports TIME Magazine. Scroll down to video The centenarian goes to bed at 7pm every night and gets around 10 hours sleep - but these days she naps a lot in the day, too.

OPTIONS:
- Blind has been blind due to glaucoma since she was 100 years old but other than that, all she takes is a multi-vitamin tablet and a pill for her blood pressure every day.
- Brooklyn has been blind due to glaucoma since she was 100 years old but other than that, all she takes is a multi-vitamin tablet and a pill for her blood pressure every day.
- Gerontology Research Group has been blind due to glaucoma since she was 100 years old but other than that, all she takes is a multi-vitamin tablet and a pill for her blood pressure every day.
- Inkster has been blind due to glaucoma since she was 100 years old but other than that, all she takes is a multi-vitamin tablet and a pill for her blood pressure every day.
- Jeralean Talley has been blind due to glaucoma since she was 100 years old but other than that, all she takes is a multi-vitamin tablet and a pill for her blood pressure every day.
- Michigan has been blind due to glaucoma since she was 100 years old but other than that, all she takes is a multi-vitamin tablet and a pill for her blood pressure every day.
- Miss Jones has been blind due to glaucoma since she was 100 years old but other than that, all she takes is a multi-vitamin tablet and a pill for her blood pressure every day.
- Susannah Mushatt Jones has been blind due to glaucoma since she was 100 years old but other than that, all she takes is a multi-vitamin tablet and a pill for her blood pressure every day.
- TIME Magazine has been blind due to glaucoma since she was 100 years old but other than that, all she takes is a multi-vitamin tablet and a pill for her blood pressure every day.


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(CNN) Syria's nascent ceasefire hung in the balance Monday after an airstrike on a United Nations aid convoy led the US to question Russia's commitment to calming violence in the war-torn country and its ability to influence its ally in Damascus. "What happened today has dealt a serious blow to efforts to bring peace to Syria," said a senior US administration official, who added that the strike "raises very serious questions about whether the Russians can deliver their end of the arrangement" to rein in the Syrian regime. Outrage after aid convoy, warehouse attacked in Syria Asked if the US was still open to extending ceasefire efforts, a second administration official said Russia now bears the burden of demonstrating its commitment to peace efforts, "otherwise, there will be nothing to extend and nothing to salvage."

At the same time, both the US and

OPTIONS:
- CNN are in the skies striking terror targets.
- Damascus are in the skies striking terror targets.
- Russia are in the skies striking terror targets.
- Russians are in the skies striking terror targets.
- Syria are in the skies striking terror targets.
- Syrian are in the skies striking terror targets.
- US are in the skies striking terror targets.
- United Nations are in the skies striking terror targets.


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(CNN) Cloud Computing, ridden by Javier Castellano, finished first in the Preakness Stakes on Saturday, denying Kentucky Derby winner Always Dreaming a chance to capture horse racing's Triple Crown. "Today is a special day," Castellano told broadcaster NBC just after the race. "I'm so happy, really happy." Cloud Computing, a 13-1 betting choice, crossed the finish line just a head in front of Classic Empire, the second-place horse. The winning time was 1:55.98. Always Dreaming, which led much of the race, finished well back after fading down the stretch at Pimlico Race Course near Baltimore. He was eighth, almost 14 lengths behind the winner.

OPTIONS:
- Always Dreaming sat third at each quarter pole, waiting for the home stretch to make a move.
- Baltimore sat third at each quarter pole, waiting for the home stretch to make a move.
- Castellano sat third at each quarter pole, waiting for the home stretch to make a move.
- Classic Empire sat third at each quarter pole, waiting for the home stretch to make a move.
- Cloud Computing sat third at each quarter pole, waiting for the home stretch to make a move.
- Javier Castellano sat third at each quarter pole, waiting for the home stretch to make a move.
- Kentucky Derby sat third at each quarter pole, waiting for the home stretch to make a move.
- NBC sat third at each quarter pole, waiting for the home stretch to make a move.
- Pimlico Race Course sat third at each quarter pole, waiting for the home stretch to make a move.
- Preakness Stakes sat third at each quarter pole, waiting for the home stretch to make a move.
- Triple Crown sat third at each quarter pole, waiting for the home stretch to make a move.


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Ben Pomeroy saw red for the second game in succession and Tony Gigot and Todd Carney inspired the Catalans Dragons as they beat Castleford 44-26. Pomeroy, sent from the field two weeks ago against St Helens, saw red for a dangerous throw on the unfortunate Ashley Gibson who landed on his neck and was taken to a local hospital for checks where he was diagnosed with whiplash. Away from that, Catalans dented Castleford's hopes of playing in the end of season semi-finals with a backs to the wall win over the high-flying Tigers. The Tigers did not help their own cause, though, and their indiscipline saw them concede 11 penalties throughout the game.

OPTIONS:
- Ashley Gibson arrived in Perpignan buoyed by recent wins over Hull FC and Warrington Wolves in the Super 8s thus far but were hugely disappointing as the Dragons raced into an early lead.
- Ben Pomeroy arrived in Perpignan buoyed by recent wins over Hull FC and Warrington Wolves in the Super 8s thus far but were hugely disappointing as the Dragons raced into an early lead.
- Castleford arrived in Perpignan buoyed by recent wins over Hull FC and Warrington Wolves in the Super 8s thus far but were hugely disappointing as the Dragons raced into an early lead.
- Castleford Tigers arrived in Perpignan buoyed by recent wins over Hull FC and Warrington Wolves in the Super 8s thus far but were hugely disappointing as the Dragons raced into an early lead.
- Catalan Dragons arrived in Perpignan buoyed by recent wins over Hull FC and Warrington Wolves in the Super 8s thus far but were hugely disappointing as the Dragons raced into an early lead.
- Catalans arrived in Perpignan buoyed by recent wins over Hull FC and Warrington Wolves in the Super 8s thus far but were hugely disappointing as the Dragons raced into an early lead.
- Catalans Dragons arrived in Perpignan buoyed by recent wins over Hull FC and Warrington Wolves in the Super 8s thus far but were hugely disappointing as the Dragons raced into an early lead.
- Dragons arrived in Perpignan buoyed by recent wins over Hull FC and Warrington Wolves in the Super 8s thus far but were hugely disappointing as the Dragons raced into an early lead.
- Pomeroy arrived in Perpignan buoyed by recent wins over Hull FC and Warrington Wolves in the Super 8s thus far but were hugely disappointing as the Dragons raced into an early lead.
- St Helens arrived in Perpignan buoyed by recent wins over Hull FC and Warrington Wolves in the Super 8s thus far but were hugely disappointing as the Dragons raced into an early lead.
- Super League arrived in Perpignan buoyed by recent wins over Hull FC and Warrington Wolves in the Super 8s thus far but were hugely disappointing as the Dragons raced into an early lead.
- Tigers arrived in Perpignan buoyed by recent wins over Hull FC and Warrington Wolves in the Super 8s thus far but were hugely disappointing as the Dragons raced into an early lead.
- Todd Carney arrived in Perpignan buoyed by recent wins over Hull FC and Warrington Wolves in the Super 8s thus far but were hugely disappointing as the Dragons raced into an early lead.
- Tony Gigot arrived in Perpignan buoyed by recent wins over Hull FC and Warrington Wolves in the Super 8s thus far but were hugely disappointing as the Dragons raced into an early lead.


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Rock Hill, South Carolina (CNN) A Muslim woman wearing a hijab was escorted out of Donald Trump's campaign event on Friday by police after she stood up in silent protest during Trump's speech. Rose Hamid, a 56-year-old flight attendant sitting in the stands directly behind Trump, stood up Friday during Trump's speech when the Republican front-runner suggested that Syrian refugees fleeing war in Syria were affiliated with ISIS. Trump has previously called for a temporary ban on Muslims entering the U.S. Despite her silence, Trump supporters around her began chanting Trump's name -- as instructed by Trump campaign staff before the event in case of protests -- and pointed at Hamid and Marty Rosenbluth, the man alongside her who stood up as well.

"The people I did not make contact with, the people who

OPTIONS:
- CNN influenced were really nasty."
- Donald Trump influenced were really nasty."
- Hamid influenced were really nasty."
- ISIS influenced were really nasty."
- Marty Rosenbluth influenced were really nasty."
- Muslim influenced were really nasty."
- Muslims influenced were really nasty."
- Republican influenced were really nasty."
- Rock Hill influenced were really nasty."
- Rose Hamid influenced were really nasty."
- South Carolina influenced were really nasty."
- Syria influenced were really nasty."
- Syrian influenced were really nasty."
- Trump influenced were really nasty."
- U.S. influenced were really nasty."


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A 78-year-old Connecticut man with a long criminal history was arrested on Friday, but the man's lawyer claimed the arrest was a ruse intended to pressure him to talk about the biggest art heist in U.S. history. Robert Gentile appeared in federal court in Hartford, Connecticut, on Friday and was charged with selling a firearm to an undercover agent. His attorney, Ryan McGuigan, contended Federal Bureau of Investigation agents really want to see what Gentile knows about the theft of $500million in artwork from Boston's Isabel Stewart Gardner Museum 25 years ago. Scroll down for video Robert Gentile's attorney Ryan McGuigan (pictured), said that though his client was arrested on a gun charge, he believes the arrest was a ruse to pressure Gentile to speak about the $500million art heist from 1990

'The

OPTIONS:
- Boston has been questioning him for years because they
- Connecticut has been questioning him for years because they
- FBI has been questioning him for years because they
- Gardner museum has been questioning him for years because they
- Gentile has been questioning him for years because they
- Hartford has been questioning him for years because they
- Isabel Stewart Gardner Museum has been questioning him for years because they
- Robert Gentile has been questioning him for years because they
- Ryan McGuigan has been questioning him for years because they
- U.S. has been questioning him for years because they


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(CNN) -- The family of a Florida man has released video of his death, hoping to get criminal charges filed against the police officer who ran him over. On May 8, Marlon Brown was being chased by DeLand police because they allegedly saw that he was not wearing a seatbelt. At a dead-end road, Brown stopped his car and started running. One of the police cars hit and ran him over, its dashcam video recording the entire incident. Last week, a grand jury decided not to indict officer James Harris on a criminal charge of vehicular manslaughter. That's when the family decided to go public, and release the video.

OPTIONS:
- Brown, who has been fired as a result of the incident, could not be reached for comment.
- CNN, who has been fired as a result of the incident, could not be reached for comment.
- DeLand, who has been fired as a result of the incident, could not be reached for comment.
- Florida, who has been fired as a result of the incident, could not be reached for comment.
- James Harris, who has been fired as a result of the incident, could not be reached for comment.
- Marlon Brown, who has been fired as a result of the incident, could not be reached for comment.


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Manchester City are closing in on a move for Fulham’s England youth international Patrick Roberts. The 18-year-old has a year left on his contract at Craven Cottage and could move to the two-time Premier League winners this summer. Fulham would want up to £10million for Roberts if he leaves. So what do we know about him and is he worth the money? Born in Kingston in Surrey, Roberts started playing football for AFC Wimbledon. He was named ‘Striker of the Tournament’ at the U13 Tesco Football Cup in 2010. He joined Fulham when he was 13 and then penned his first professional contract shortly after his 17th birthday in February 2014.

He played a key role in the

OPTIONS:
- AFC Wimbledon U18 team reaching the FA Youth Cup final in 2014.
- Born U18 team reaching the FA Youth Cup final in 2014.
- Craven Cottage U18 team reaching the FA Youth Cup final in 2014.
- England U18 team reaching the FA Youth Cup final in 2014.
- Fulham U18 team reaching the FA Youth Cup final in 2014.
- Kingston U18 team reaching the FA Youth Cup final in 2014.
- Manchester City U18 team reaching the FA Youth Cup final in 2014.
- Patrick Roberts U18 team reaching the FA Youth Cup final in 2014.
- Premier League U18 team reaching the FA Youth Cup final in 2014.
- Roberts U18 team reaching the FA Youth Cup final in 2014.
- Surrey U18 team reaching the FA Youth Cup final in 2014.
- Tesco Football Cup U18 team reaching the FA Youth Cup final in 2014.
- Tournament’ U18 team reaching the FA Youth Cup final in 2014.
- Winger U18 team reaching the FA Youth Cup final in 2014.


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A retiring Centre Court official has defended the decision to ban racing champion Lewis Hamilton from the Royal Box at Wimbledon. Steward Alan Chalmers, 72, has handled VIP guests at every Centre Court match for the last 40 years and has now spoken out about the incident. He said: 'Wimbledon is not a beach in Marbella, it's a major tennis tournament.' Hamilton, 30, was due to sit alongside Benedict Cumberbatch and Anna Wintour on July 12 to watch Novak Djokovic clinch his third Wimbledon title against Roger Federer. But the driver was sent away by officials after turning up in a rather colourful ensemble, which included a bright floral shirt and panama hat.

A

OPTIONS:
- Alan Chalmers spokesman said: 'If [Hamilton] was not adequately dressed you could infer that he would not have been let in, but we do not comment on our guests.'
- Anna Wintour spokesman said: 'If [Hamilton] was not adequately dressed you could infer that he would not have been let in, but we do not comment on our guests.'
- Benedict Cumberbatch spokesman said: 'If [Hamilton] was not adequately dressed you could infer that he would not have been let in, but we do not comment on our guests.'
- Centre Court spokesman said: 'If [Hamilton] was not adequately dressed you could infer that he would not have been let in, but we do not comment on our guests.'
- Hamilton spokesman said: 'If [Hamilton] was not adequately dressed you could infer that he would not have been let in, but we do not comment on our guests.'
- Lewis Hamilton spokesman said: 'If [Hamilton] was not adequately dressed you could infer that he would not have been let in, but we do not comment on our guests.'
- Marbella spokesman said: 'If [Hamilton] was not adequately dressed you could infer that he would not have been let in, but we do not comment on our guests.'
- Novak Djokovic spokesman said: 'If [Hamilton] was not adequately dressed you could infer that he would not have been let in, but we do not comment on our guests.'
- Roger Federer spokesman said: 'If [Hamilton] was not adequately dressed you could infer that he would not have been let in, but we do not comment on our guests.'
- Royal Box spokesman said: 'If [Hamilton] was not adequately dressed you could infer that he would not have been let in, but we do not comment on our guests.'
- Steward Alan Chalmers spokesman said: 'If [Hamilton] was not adequately dressed you could infer that he would not have been let in, but we do not comment on our guests.'
- Wimbledon spokesman said: 'If [Hamilton] was not adequately dressed you could infer that he would not have been let in, but we do not comment on our guests.'


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(CNN) The man suspected of stabbing a police officer at a Michigan airport was denied a gun purchase in the Flint area within the last five days because he's not from the United States, a law enforcement source told CNN on Thursday. Amor Ftouhi, 49, a citizen of Canada and Tunisia, has been charged with violence at an international airport, officials said. The FBI is investigating Wednesday's stabbing at Flint's Bishop International Airport as a terrorist act. Authorities said Ftouhi yelled "Allahu akbar" -- "God is the greatest" in Arabic -- and pulled a roughly 12-inch knife with an 8-inch serrated blade and stabbed Lt. Jeff Neville in the neck. Neville is expected to be released from the hospital this weekend.

A previous version of this story misspelled

OPTIONS:
- Allahu's last name.
- Amor Ftouhi's last name.
- Arabic's last name.
- Bishop International Airport's last name.
- CNN's last name.
- Canada's last name.
- FBI's last name.
- Flint's last name.
- Ftouhi's last name.
- God's last name.
- Jeff Neville's last name.
- Lake Champlain's last name.
- Michigan's last name.
- Neville's last name.
- New York's last name.
- Tunisia's last name.
- US's last name.
- United States's last name.


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Chelsea responded to dropping two points at home to Swansea by agreeing a deal for left back Abdul Baba Rahman for an initial £14million. Talks between Chelsea and Augsburg have been ongoing for weeks and the agreement will see a further £3.5m paid in bonuses depending on Chelsea performances, £700,000 after the 21-year-old completes 20 games and a further £3.5m after he has made 100 appearances — meaning the total value of the deal could reach almost £22m. The Ghana international has agreed a five-year contract and will head to London to complete his medical. It will be a boost for Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho, who has not significantly strengthened his title- winning squad this summer while rivals Manchester City, Arsenal and Manchester United have all brought players in.

OPTIONS:
- Abdul Baba Rahman is still in his sights though Everton are ready to reject a third offer of around £30m.
- Arsenal is still in his sights though Everton are ready to reject a third offer of around £30m.
- Augsburg is still in his sights though Everton are ready to reject a third offer of around £30m.
- Baba Rahman is still in his sights though Everton are ready to reject a third offer of around £30m.
- Chelsea is still in his sights though Everton are ready to reject a third offer of around £30m.
- Deal is still in his sights though Everton are ready to reject a third offer of around £30m.
- Ghana is still in his sights though Everton are ready to reject a third offer of around £30m.
- John Stones is still in his sights though Everton are ready to reject a third offer of around £30m.
- Jose Mourinho is still in his sights though Everton are ready to reject a third offer of around £30m.
- London is still in his sights though Everton are ready to reject a third offer of around £30m.
- Manchester City is still in his sights though Everton are ready to reject a third offer of around £30m.
- Manchester United is still in his sights though Everton are ready to reject a third offer of around £30m.
- Premier League is still in his sights though Everton are ready to reject a third offer of around £30m.
- Stamford Bridge is still in his sights though Everton are ready to reject a third offer of around £30m.
- Swansea is still in his sights though Everton are ready to reject a third offer of around £30m.


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The makeshift presentation area at the Palazzo di Venezzia and the standby winners’ press conference were all in vain. Wales recorded their second biggest RBS 6 Nations victory under Warren Gatland but - after bolting ahead in the three-horse race thanks to a George North hat-trick - they watched the trophy painfully slip out of their one-handed grasp. It was a scintillating second-half display at the Stadio Olimpico. Italy were chewed up and spat out, while Wales feasted like old emperors of Rome. Gatland’s side will take face from the performance and, looking ahead to the World Cup, the Kiwi rounded off the competition with no anxieties about September’s pool of death.

OPTIONS:
- Gatland, meanwhile, will be easy meat at the World Cup if they do not improve their flaky blue line of defence.
- George North, meanwhile, will be easy meat at the World Cup if they do not improve their flaky blue line of defence.
- Giovanbattista Venditti, meanwhile, will be easy meat at the World Cup if they do not improve their flaky blue line of defence.
- Italy, meanwhile, will be easy meat at the World Cup if they do not improve their flaky blue line of defence.
- Jamie Roberts, meanwhile, will be easy meat at the World Cup if they do not improve their flaky blue line of defence.
- Kiwi, meanwhile, will be easy meat at the World Cup if they do not improve their flaky blue line of defence.
- Palazzo di Venezzia, meanwhile, will be easy meat at the World Cup if they do not improve their flaky blue line of defence.
- RBS 6 Nations, meanwhile, will be easy meat at the World Cup if they do not improve their flaky blue line of defence.
- Rome, meanwhile, will be easy meat at the World Cup if they do not improve their flaky blue line of defence.
- Stadio Olimpico, meanwhile, will be easy meat at the World Cup if they do not improve their flaky blue line of defence.
- Wales, meanwhile, will be easy meat at the World Cup if they do not improve their flaky blue line of defence.
- Warren Gatland, meanwhile, will be easy meat at the World Cup if they do not improve their flaky blue line of defence.
- Welsh, meanwhile, will be easy meat at the World Cup if they do not improve their flaky blue line of defence.
- World Cup, meanwhile, will be easy meat at the World Cup if they do not improve their flaky blue line of defence.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) After Arkansas conducted the first back-to-back executions in the United States since 2000, witnesses described what they saw when Jack Harold Jones Jr. and Marcel Wayne Williams died of lethal injection. Jessi Turnure of CNN affiliate KARK said she saw no visible signs of struggle when Williams died, such as "grimacing" or "clenching of the fingers." But she acknowledged there may have been pain she couldn't see. "It was very methodical," she said of Monday night's process. "As far as we could tell, the inmate was not having any trouble throughout it. ... It was not horrible to watch. It didn't look like he was struggling that much."

He heard

OPTIONS:
- Arkansas deliver his last words from inside the death chamber, he said.
- CNN deliver his last words from inside the death chamber, he said.
- Jack Harold Jones Jr. deliver his last words from inside the death chamber, he said.
- Jessi Turnure deliver his last words from inside the death chamber, he said.
- KARK deliver his last words from inside the death chamber, he said.
- Kenneth Williams deliver his last words from inside the death chamber, he said.
- Marcel Wayne Williams deliver his last words from inside the death chamber, he said.
- United States deliver his last words from inside the death chamber, he said.
- Williams deliver his last words from inside the death chamber, he said.


How does this story end?

Manuel Pellegrini has admitted he is disappointed in Yaya Toure but vowed to back the Manchester City midfielder — at least until the end of the season. Sportsmail revealed City would listen to offers for the Ivorian as they look to overhaul an ageing squad at the end of a faltering campaign. Toure is determined not to be forced out but the Chilean, speaking ahead of Sunday's visit of West Ham, acknowledged the midfielder had underperformed and dismissed claims he should be given a rest. Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure has come in for criticism for his performances this season

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Cresswell, however, said: ‘The players have responsibility but I choose the players.’
- Chilean, however, said: ‘The players have responsibility but I choose the players.’
- City, however, said: ‘The players have responsibility but I choose the players.’
- Ivorian, however, said: ‘The players have responsibility but I choose the players.’
- Manchester City, however, said: ‘The players have responsibility but I choose the players.’
- Manuel Pellegrini, however, said: ‘The players have responsibility but I choose the players.’
- Sam Allardyce, however, said: ‘The players have responsibility but I choose the players.’
- Sportsmail, however, said: ‘The players have responsibility but I choose the players.’
- Toure, however, said: ‘The players have responsibility but I choose the players.’
- Upton Park, however, said: ‘The players have responsibility but I choose the players.’
- West Ham, however, said: ‘The players have responsibility but I choose the players.’
- Yaya Toure, however, said: ‘The players have responsibility but I choose the players.’


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Hillary Clinton could face a serious challenge in the Democratic primary from a party-switching politician with his sights on the Oval Office. No, not Bernie Sanders, the independent senator from Vermont who became a Democrat in order to compete for the nomination of the party he best aligns with. Nor is it Lincoln Chafee, the former Republican senator from Rhode Island who served as governor of the state for one term as an independent and later became a Democrat. Chafee's announcing his candidacy for the Democratic Party's nomination this evening during a foreign policy address at George Mason University. But it's former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg who politicos are talking about today.

OPTIONS:
- Bernie Sanders's real-time net worth at the time this article was $36.9 billion, making him the 14th wealthiest person in the world.
- Chafee's real-time net worth at the time this article was $36.9 billion, making him the 14th wealthiest person in the world.
- Clinton's real-time net worth at the time this article was $36.9 billion, making him the 14th wealthiest person in the world.
- Democrat's real-time net worth at the time this article was $36.9 billion, making him the 14th wealthiest person in the world.
- Democratic's real-time net worth at the time this article was $36.9 billion, making him the 14th wealthiest person in the world.
- Democratic Party's real-time net worth at the time this article was $36.9 billion, making him the 14th wealthiest person in the world.
- Democrats's real-time net worth at the time this article was $36.9 billion, making him the 14th wealthiest person in the world.
- George Mason University's real-time net worth at the time this article was $36.9 billion, making him the 14th wealthiest person in the world.
- Hillary Clinton's real-time net worth at the time this article was $36.9 billion, making him the 14th wealthiest person in the world.
- Lincoln Chafee's real-time net worth at the time this article was $36.9 billion, making him the 14th wealthiest person in the world.
- Michael Bloomberg's real-time net worth at the time this article was $36.9 billion, making him the 14th wealthiest person in the world.
- New York's real-time net worth at the time this article was $36.9 billion, making him the 14th wealthiest person in the world.
- Oval Office's real-time net worth at the time this article was $36.9 billion, making him the 14th wealthiest person in the world.
- Republican's real-time net worth at the time this article was $36.9 billion, making him the 14th wealthiest person in the world.
- Rhode Island's real-time net worth at the time this article was $36.9 billion, making him the 14th wealthiest person in the world.
- Vermont's real-time net worth at the time this article was $36.9 billion, making him the 14th wealthiest person in the world.


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

Santa could face his easiest Christmas yet after the nicest and naughtiest names in the UK were revealed. Children named Anna, Millie, Harry and Ryan are most likely to be top of the 'nice list' this year while youngsters called Joseph, Leah, Eleanor and James could all face a lump of coal in their stockings, according to a survey by business School Stickers. But this list is not set in stone and there is still time for the worst-behaved children to improve their Christmas chances by being good all December. School Stickers produces a range of products designed to reward good behaviour at school and its survey of 70,000 pupils nationwide revealed Anna, Courtney, Millie, Mia and Grace are the names of the girls most-likely to be good while the best boys are Harry, Ryan, Ethan, Lewis and Ben.

'There are many children called Leah and Joseph who are perfect little angels, just as there are many called

OPTIONS:
- Abigail and Anna who Santa is watching!
- Anna and Anna who Santa is watching!
- Ben and Anna who Santa is watching!
- Courtney and Anna who Santa is watching!
- Eleanor and Anna who Santa is watching!
- Ethan and Anna who Santa is watching!
- Grace and Anna who Santa is watching!
- Harry and Anna who Santa is watching!
- James and Anna who Santa is watching!
- Joseph and Anna who Santa is watching!
- Leah and Anna who Santa is watching!
- Lewis and Anna who Santa is watching!
- Mia and Anna who Santa is watching!
- Millie and Anna who Santa is watching!
- Ryan and Anna who Santa is watching!
- Santa and Anna who Santa is watching!
- Santa's and Anna who Santa is watching!
- School Stickers and Anna who Santa is watching!
- UK and Anna who Santa is watching!