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Jon Walters is the kind of footballer who holds up an imaginary substitutes’ board when a referee goes down injured, who picks up a matchday programme hurled in his direction and has a flick through. During Stoke’s victory at Aston Villa last month, his reaction to referee Roger East’s attack of cramp was more comic than concerned. It was similar when an irate Newcastle fan chucked the makeshift missile as celebrations followed Peter Crouch’s equaliser. ‘A referee with cramp! Can you believe it?’ chuckles Walters. ‘He needed to come off, didn’t he? The programme was a good read. 10 out of 10. You’ve got to enjoy yourself. When need be, I’ll get stuck in but I play with a smile.

Walters has made up with former

OPTIONS:
- Aston Villa manager Roy Keane after the pair's infamous bust up
- Euro 2016 manager Roy Keane after the pair's infamous bust up
- Ipswich manager Roy Keane after the pair's infamous bust up
- Ireland manager Roy Keane after the pair's infamous bust up
- Jon Walters manager Roy Keane after the pair's infamous bust up
- Newcastle manager Roy Keane after the pair's infamous bust up
- Peter Crouch manager Roy Keane after the pair's infamous bust up
- Poland manager Roy Keane after the pair's infamous bust up
- Premier League manager Roy Keane after the pair's infamous bust up
- Roger East manager Roy Keane after the pair's infamous bust up
- Roy Keane manager Roy Keane after the pair's infamous bust up
- Stoke manager Roy Keane after the pair's infamous bust up
- Walters manager Roy Keane after the pair's infamous bust up


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Washington (CNN)Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush's surprise announcement that he'll "actively explore" a presidential bid Tuesday morning did little to dissuade his potential Republican opponents from the race. Following the news, South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham, who might make a White House bid, offered the clearest pitch yet for his own candidacy. "I think I have a unique ability to deal with the threats we face at home and abroad and the challenges here, which is finally getting the government to work and dealing with a dangerous world," he told reporters on Capitol Hill. He said to "stay tuned" for his plans.

None of the

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- Bush senators noted one of Bush's biggest liabilities in a GOP presidential primary, however — his support for policies anathema to conservative Republicans.
- CNN senators noted one of Bush's biggest liabilities in a GOP presidential primary, however — his support for policies anathema to conservative Republicans.
- Capitol Hill senators noted one of Bush's biggest liabilities in a GOP presidential primary, however — his support for policies anathema to conservative Republicans.
- Florida senators noted one of Bush's biggest liabilities in a GOP presidential primary, however — his support for policies anathema to conservative Republicans.
- Jeb Bush senators noted one of Bush's biggest liabilities in a GOP presidential primary, however — his support for policies anathema to conservative Republicans.
- Lindsey Graham senators noted one of Bush's biggest liabilities in a GOP presidential primary, however — his support for policies anathema to conservative Republicans.
- Marco Rubio senators noted one of Bush's biggest liabilities in a GOP presidential primary, however — his support for policies anathema to conservative Republicans.
- Rand Paul senators noted one of Bush's biggest liabilities in a GOP presidential primary, however — his support for policies anathema to conservative Republicans.
- Republican senators noted one of Bush's biggest liabilities in a GOP presidential primary, however — his support for policies anathema to conservative Republicans.
- South Carolina senators noted one of Bush's biggest liabilities in a GOP presidential primary, however — his support for policies anathema to conservative Republicans.
- Ted Cruz senators noted one of Bush's biggest liabilities in a GOP presidential primary, however — his support for policies anathema to conservative Republicans.
- Washington senators noted one of Bush's biggest liabilities in a GOP presidential primary, however — his support for policies anathema to conservative Republicans.
- White House senators noted one of Bush's biggest liabilities in a GOP presidential primary, however — his support for policies anathema to conservative Republicans.


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(CNN) Republican candidate Donald Trump has a woman problem. Last week, for example: His campaign manager was arrested on assault charges after allegedly grabbing a female reporter; then, Trump infamously told an interviewer that women who have illegal abortions must be punished, quickly retracted the statement and ended up calling in his ex-wife Ivana to try to dig him out of his gender free-for-all. If she still likes him, then why can't we? The numbers are less forgiving than a former spouse, it appears, and Tuesday night's loss in Wisconsin may suggest that Trump's once insurmountable drive to the nomination is wavering.

Only

OPTIONS:
- America, as a mother and grandmother, can speak to the emotional fear for the safety of our children that animates so many women voters.
- CNN, as a mother and grandmother, can speak to the emotional fear for the safety of our children that animates so many women voters.
- Clinton, as a mother and grandmother, can speak to the emotional fear for the safety of our children that animates so many women voters.
- Donald Trump, as a mother and grandmother, can speak to the emotional fear for the safety of our children that animates so many women voters.
- GOP, as a mother and grandmother, can speak to the emotional fear for the safety of our children that animates so many women voters.
- Ivana, as a mother and grandmother, can speak to the emotional fear for the safety of our children that animates so many women voters.
- Juliette Kayyem, as a mother and grandmother, can speak to the emotional fear for the safety of our children that animates so many women voters.
- Kayyem, as a mother and grandmother, can speak to the emotional fear for the safety of our children that animates so many women voters.
- Republican, as a mother and grandmother, can speak to the emotional fear for the safety of our children that animates so many women voters.
- Security Moms, as a mother and grandmother, can speak to the emotional fear for the safety of our children that animates so many women voters.
- Trump, as a mother and grandmother, can speak to the emotional fear for the safety of our children that animates so many women voters.
- Wisconsin, as a mother and grandmother, can speak to the emotional fear for the safety of our children that animates so many women voters.


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

(CNN) -- Bradley Wiggins made history on the Champs Elysees Sunday as he became the first British rider to win cycling's Tour de France. And in a double triumph for Britain, his Team Sky teammate Mark Cavendish claimed the 20th and final stage in Paris for the fourth successive year. Proudly wearing the race leader's yellow jersey, Wiggins finished safely in the bunch, pumping the air in triumph as he crossed the line after three weeks and 3,497km of racing. The 32-year-old Londoner finished three minutes 21 seconds clear of Chris Froome to complete a one-two for Britain and Team Sky.

"

OPTIONS:
- Bradley Wiggins has scaled one of the great heights of British sporting achievement, to be the first person in 109 years to win the Tour de France.
- Britain has scaled one of the great heights of British sporting achievement, to be the first person in 109 years to win the Tour de France.
- British has scaled one of the great heights of British sporting achievement, to be the first person in 109 years to win the Tour de France.
- CNN has scaled one of the great heights of British sporting achievement, to be the first person in 109 years to win the Tour de France.
- Champs Elysees has scaled one of the great heights of British sporting achievement, to be the first person in 109 years to win the Tour de France.
- Chris Froome has scaled one of the great heights of British sporting achievement, to be the first person in 109 years to win the Tour de France.
- Italy has scaled one of the great heights of British sporting achievement, to be the first person in 109 years to win the Tour de France.
- Londoner has scaled one of the great heights of British sporting achievement, to be the first person in 109 years to win the Tour de France.
- Mark Cavendish has scaled one of the great heights of British sporting achievement, to be the first person in 109 years to win the Tour de France.
- Paris has scaled one of the great heights of British sporting achievement, to be the first person in 109 years to win the Tour de France.
- Team Sky has scaled one of the great heights of British sporting achievement, to be the first person in 109 years to win the Tour de France.
- Tour de France has scaled one of the great heights of British sporting achievement, to be the first person in 109 years to win the Tour de France.
- Vincenzo Nibali has scaled one of the great heights of British sporting achievement, to be the first person in 109 years to win the Tour de France.
- Wiggins has scaled one of the great heights of British sporting achievement, to be the first person in 109 years to win the Tour de France.


A woman claiming to be the wife of an Australian Islamic State terrorist has posted a photo of his bloodied dead body on Twitter, announcing that he has been killed while fighting in Syria. Melbourne man Suhan Rahman's twisted wife said: ‘May Allah accept my husband, Abu Jihad al Australi.’ ‘Promised Allah and fought in the front lines until he obtained shahadah,’ she added. Rahman, who had been fighting under the name Abu Jihad al Australi, previously threatened a terrorist attack on Australia claiming he would 'bring the war home' to the west in January. ‘Spill blood young Aussies,’ he wrote on Twitter.

Abdullatif and Rahman chatted about how they didn't know how to use

OPTIONS:
- Abu Jihad al Australi back in November 2014
- Allah back in November 2014
- Aussies back in November 2014
- Australia back in November 2014
- Australian back in November 2014
- Mahmoud Abdullatif back in November 2014
- Melbourne back in November 2014
- Mohamed Elomar back in November 2014
- Promised Allah back in November 2014
- Rahman back in November 2014
- Suhan Rahman back in November 2014
- Sydney back in November 2014
- Syria back in November 2014
- Twitter back in November 2014


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Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- Marty Rathbun used to beat people. He admits it. But he says he was pressured to do it by his boss. Rathbun was once a senior official of the Church of Scientology, reporting directly to church leader David Miscavige. He says that Scientology's leadership fostered a culture of violence among its top ranks and that Miscavige "constantly pushed me to get physical with people" during his time among its top ranks. "And I've got to tell you, I've admitted to some, to doing a few of those," Rathbun said. "But not like he did." Rathbun broke with Scientology in 2004 after 27 years. Other former members support his accusation, telling stories about Miscavige kicking, punching and choking members of the Sea Organization, a religious order that is the church's international leadership team.

Members live behind the guarded walls of

OPTIONS:
- CNN's 500-acre international headquarters outside Los Angeles, provided with room and board and a $50-a-week paycheck.
- California's 500-acre international headquarters outside Los Angeles, provided with room and board and a $50-a-week paycheck.
- Church's 500-acre international headquarters outside Los Angeles, provided with room and board and a $50-a-week paycheck.
- Church of Scientology's 500-acre international headquarters outside Los Angeles, provided with room and board and a $50-a-week paycheck.
- David Miscavige's 500-acre international headquarters outside Los Angeles, provided with room and board and a $50-a-week paycheck.
- Los Angeles's 500-acre international headquarters outside Los Angeles, provided with room and board and a $50-a-week paycheck.
- Marty Rathbun's 500-acre international headquarters outside Los Angeles, provided with room and board and a $50-a-week paycheck.
- Miscavige's 500-acre international headquarters outside Los Angeles, provided with room and board and a $50-a-week paycheck.
- Rathbun's 500-acre international headquarters outside Los Angeles, provided with room and board and a $50-a-week paycheck.
- Scientology's 500-acre international headquarters outside Los Angeles, provided with room and board and a $50-a-week paycheck.
- Sea Organization's 500-acre international headquarters outside Los Angeles, provided with room and board and a $50-a-week paycheck.


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Prince George is starting to talk about Christmas and Princess Charlotte is getting on well with her 'noisy' big brother, the Duchess of Cambridge today revealed. Asked about her plans for Christmas during a visit to a men's mental health support group, Kate replied: 'I haven't started yet, but George will be starting to talk about Christmas soon.' Asked about her two-year-old son and six-month-old daughter, she added: 'They are doing really well, thanks. Charlotte is getting bigger and getting on well with her noisy big brother.' Kate, who was accompanied on the visit by husband William, was handed a gift of a knitted woollen sheep for each of their children – one with a blue ribbon for George and one in pink for Charlotte.

OPTIONS:
- Cambridge and Kate were also shown a peace garden where members of the group get together to talk through their problems.
- Charlotte and Kate were also shown a peace garden where members of the group get together to talk through their problems.
- Duchess and Kate were also shown a peace garden where members of the group get together to talk through their problems.
- Duke and Kate were also shown a peace garden where members of the group get together to talk through their problems.
- George and Kate were also shown a peace garden where members of the group get together to talk through their problems.
- Kate and Kate were also shown a peace garden where members of the group get together to talk through their problems.
- Prince George and Kate were also shown a peace garden where members of the group get together to talk through their problems.
- Wales and Kate were also shown a peace garden where members of the group get together to talk through their problems.
- William and Kate were also shown a peace garden where members of the group get together to talk through their problems.


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Cristiano Ronaldo has been allowed time off from international duty by Portugal coach Fernando Santos, and the Real Madrid star has taken the opportunity to relax with friends. Portugal have already qualified for Euro 2016 ahead of the final qualifier with Serbia, and the two-time Ballon d'Or winner was afforded an extended break away from his club and country commitments. The 30-year-old took to Instagram to share a photo of him alongside five friends enjoying a seafood dinner, complete with lobster and exotic fruit juice. Despite Portgual being assured of their place in France next summer, it didn’t stop Santos putting his players through their paces on Saturday.

'I had been thinking before that if we won (against

OPTIONS:
- Ballon d'Or), we would make changes for the next game, because we recognise that, at this point in time, it would be a little tiring for some of the players,' said Santos.
- Belgrade), we would make changes for the next game, because we recognise that, at this point in time, it would be a little tiring for some of the players,' said Santos.
- Cristiano Ronaldo), we would make changes for the next game, because we recognise that, at this point in time, it would be a little tiring for some of the players,' said Santos.
- Denmark), we would make changes for the next game, because we recognise that, at this point in time, it would be a little tiring for some of the players,' said Santos.
- Euro 2016), we would make changes for the next game, because we recognise that, at this point in time, it would be a little tiring for some of the players,' said Santos.
- Fernando Santos), we would make changes for the next game, because we recognise that, at this point in time, it would be a little tiring for some of the players,' said Santos.
- France), we would make changes for the next game, because we recognise that, at this point in time, it would be a little tiring for some of the players,' said Santos.
- Instagram), we would make changes for the next game, because we recognise that, at this point in time, it would be a little tiring for some of the players,' said Santos.
- Portgual), we would make changes for the next game, because we recognise that, at this point in time, it would be a little tiring for some of the players,' said Santos.
- Portugal), we would make changes for the next game, because we recognise that, at this point in time, it would be a little tiring for some of the players,' said Santos.
- Real Madrid), we would make changes for the next game, because we recognise that, at this point in time, it would be a little tiring for some of the players,' said Santos.
- Santos), we would make changes for the next game, because we recognise that, at this point in time, it would be a little tiring for some of the players,' said Santos.
- Serbia), we would make changes for the next game, because we recognise that, at this point in time, it would be a little tiring for some of the players,' said Santos.
- Winger Nani), we would make changes for the next game, because we recognise that, at this point in time, it would be a little tiring for some of the players,' said Santos.


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Nairobi, Kenya (CNN) -- Four aid workers, who were abducted from Kenya's vast Dadaab refugee complex near the Somali border last week, were freed late Sunday during a shootout with kidnappers, a military official said.. Kenya Defense Force soldiers, working with Somali government troops, confronted the abductors after tips from local residents, Col. Cyrus Oguna said. One of the kidnappers was killed, and two escaped when they tried to flee with their hostages. The workers, a Norwegian, Pakistani, Filipino and Canadian, were taken to a military base in Dhobley, Somalia, he said. Although none of them were hurt in Sunday's gunfight, the Pakistani was shot in the leg during the kidnapping and underwent surgery at the base. Details on his condition were not immediately available.

She was released months later in

OPTIONS:
- Al-Shabaab after her family paid a ransom.
- CNN after her family paid a ransom.
- Canadian after her family paid a ransom.
- Cyrus Oguna after her family paid a ransom.
- Dadaab after her family paid a ransom.
- Dhobley after her family paid a ransom.
- Filipino after her family paid a ransom.
- Kenya after her family paid a ransom.
- Kenya Defense Force after her family paid a ransom.
- Kenyan after her family paid a ransom.
- Nairobi after her family paid a ransom.
- Norwegian after her family paid a ransom.
- Norwegian Refugee Council after her family paid a ransom.
- Pakistani after her family paid a ransom.
- Somali after her family paid a ransom.
- Somalia after her family paid a ransom.


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He has described it as a 'sad occasion' for football - the 1995 friendly against England which his Irish national team abandoned after fans erupted in riot, spurred by the raging violence of the Troubles. Twenty years on from the 1995 match, the former manager remained as hopeful for a peaceful exchange between the two sides as he strolled the pitch at Dublin's Aviva Stadium today, now a frail 80. Dressed smartly in a grey suit and bonnet, Charlton had fought off a recent spate of illness to appear at the match, determined to maintain harmony between his beloved nations.

The site where the match was played has since been replaced with the impressive

OPTIONS:
- Aviva Stadium.
- Charlton.
- Dublin.
- England.
- Ireland.
- Irish.
- Jack Charlton.
- Republic of Ireland.
- Troubles.
- World Cup.
- World Cups.


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A bill banishing the Confederate flag from the grounds of the South Carolina state capitol was signed into law today by governor Nikki Haley. Surrounded by supporters of the swift move to kick out the rebel battle banner in the wake of a racist massacre in Charleston, Haley appended her signature to a bill which was passed Thursday morning. The controversial symbol will be taken down 10am Friday and moved to the South Carolina Confederate Relic Room and Military Museum, just under a mile away in the city of Columbia. South Carolina legislators approved the bill at 2am Thursday morning, and Haley signed it into law around 4pm Thursday afternoon.

Speaking at the eulogy of a pastor who was among

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama's victims, he said: 'Removing the flag from this state’s capital would not be an act of political correctness.
- Charleston's victims, he said: 'Removing the flag from this state’s capital would not be an act of political correctness.
- Columbia's victims, he said: 'Removing the flag from this state’s capital would not be an act of political correctness.
- Confederacy's victims, he said: 'Removing the flag from this state’s capital would not be an act of political correctness.
- Confederate's victims, he said: 'Removing the flag from this state’s capital would not be an act of political correctness.
- Dylann Roof's victims, he said: 'Removing the flag from this state’s capital would not be an act of political correctness.
- Haley's victims, he said: 'Removing the flag from this state’s capital would not be an act of political correctness.
- Killer's victims, he said: 'Removing the flag from this state’s capital would not be an act of political correctness.
- Nikki Haley's victims, he said: 'Removing the flag from this state’s capital would not be an act of political correctness.
- South Carolina's victims, he said: 'Removing the flag from this state’s capital would not be an act of political correctness.
- South Carolina Confederate Relic Room and Military Museum's victims, he said: 'Removing the flag from this state’s capital would not be an act of political correctness.
- State legislature's victims, he said: 'Removing the flag from this state’s capital would not be an act of political correctness.


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Trains crossing snowfields, winding through meadows, passing by mountains, by day and night, through winter and summer. These stunning images are the work of one  photographer in his quest to capture the incredible beauty of China's railway lines. Wang Wei, 25, has  travelled more than 185,000 miles over the past 10 years and taken more than 300,000 photographs across the country, reported the People's Daily Online. Now, some of the photographs will feature in a new book called Running After Trains, to be published in July. The freelance photographer tells MailOnline his new book will focus on the photography techniques for shooting trains, and he hopes his photos can show the beauty of Chinese railways to more people.

He has managed to capture every train model produced since 1949 and hopes that through his work people will learn more about the history of

OPTIONS:
- China railways.
- Chinese railways.
- Gobi railways.
- MailOnline railways.
- People's Daily Online railways.
- Running After Trains railways.
- Russian railways.
- United States railways.
- Wang railways.
- Wang Wei railways.


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Washington (CNN) When it comes to the Hillary Clinton brand, as she once wrote, it takes a village. Hacked emails from Clinton's campaign manager's private Gmail reveal a cast of characters working behind the presidential candidate, who at times expressed frustration with her and with each other over bad habits or secrecy amid the crush of campaign strategizing and the highs and lows of the cycle. Passing through campaign chairman John Podesta's inbox were longtime allies of Clinton and her husband, inner circle aides on whom she relied, and newer members of the team who joined the campaign in its infancy. The newer circle at times chafed at the old guard, as all the while the campaign tried to deal with fallout from the revelation of Clinton's private server use and a tougher-than-expected primary against progressive Sen. Bernie Sanders.

OPTIONS:
- Bernie Sanders told Reines "you got to stop this," prompting long emails from Reines defending himself and bristling at Podesta's assumption.
- CNN told Reines "you got to stop this," prompting long emails from Reines defending himself and bristling at Podesta's assumption.
- Clinton told Reines "you got to stop this," prompting long emails from Reines defending himself and bristling at Podesta's assumption.
- Gmail told Reines "you got to stop this," prompting long emails from Reines defending himself and bristling at Podesta's assumption.
- Hillary Clinton told Reines "you got to stop this," prompting long emails from Reines defending himself and bristling at Podesta's assumption.
- John Podesta told Reines "you got to stop this," prompting long emails from Reines defending himself and bristling at Podesta's assumption.
- Washington told Reines "you got to stop this," prompting long emails from Reines defending himself and bristling at Podesta's assumption.


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London (CNN) -- To an outsider, Thursday's contest to elect the next mayor of London would appear to be a fight between two larger-than-life characters -- known best by their first names -- for control of the city's famous red buses. Among a wide field of candidates, only these two men have any realistic chance of taking a starring role at this summer's Olympic Games in London: Conservative Party incumbent Mayor Boris Johnson, 47, and his 66-year-old nemesis, Labour left-winger and former Mayor Ken Livingstone. Both men have devoted their energies to transport -- and attacking each other viciously on the issue, as well as on their complex personal tax arrangements.

True to the bitter rivalry between the men,

OPTIONS:
- Boris Johnson has pledged to cancel orders for more Routemasters in favor of hybrid vehicles if Londoners vote him back into power, although he will allow the current eight buses to remain in service.
- CNN has pledged to cancel orders for more Routemasters in favor of hybrid vehicles if Londoners vote him back into power, although he will allow the current eight buses to remain in service.
- Conservative Party has pledged to cancel orders for more Routemasters in favor of hybrid vehicles if Londoners vote him back into power, although he will allow the current eight buses to remain in service.
- Ken Livingstone has pledged to cancel orders for more Routemasters in favor of hybrid vehicles if Londoners vote him back into power, although he will allow the current eight buses to remain in service.
- Labour has pledged to cancel orders for more Routemasters in favor of hybrid vehicles if Londoners vote him back into power, although he will allow the current eight buses to remain in service.
- London has pledged to cancel orders for more Routemasters in favor of hybrid vehicles if Londoners vote him back into power, although he will allow the current eight buses to remain in service.
- Londoners has pledged to cancel orders for more Routemasters in favor of hybrid vehicles if Londoners vote him back into power, although he will allow the current eight buses to remain in service.
- Olympic Games has pledged to cancel orders for more Routemasters in favor of hybrid vehicles if Londoners vote him back into power, although he will allow the current eight buses to remain in service.


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Forward Theo Walcott claims Arsenal's Champions League victory over Bayern Munich will have sent a clear message to their rivals that the Gunners mean business this season. The runaway Bundesliga league leaders were defeated 2-0 at the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday night to give Arsene Wenger's men their first European win and keep alive hopes of qualification for the knockout stages. It was a third straight victory for Arsenal, who impressed in beating both Manchester United and Watford, with the north London club now second in the Barclays Premier League table, just two points behind Manchester City. Walcott feels inflicting a first defeat of the campaign on Pep Guardiola's side will serve as a warning of Arsenal's intentions.

'You play against the best in the Champions League,

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Ramsey are a top, top class team, but we showed our class,' said the England international.
- Arsenal are a top, top class team, but we showed our class,' said the England international.
- Arsene Wenger are a top, top class team, but we showed our class,' said the England international.
- Barclays Premier League are a top, top class team, but we showed our class,' said the England international.
- Bayern Munich are a top, top class team, but we showed our class,' said the England international.
- Bundesliga are a top, top class team, but we showed our class,' said the England international.
- Champions League are a top, top class team, but we showed our class,' said the England international.
- Emirates Stadium are a top, top class team, but we showed our class,' said the England international.
- England are a top, top class team, but we showed our class,' said the England international.
- European are a top, top class team, but we showed our class,' said the England international.
- Gunners are a top, top class team, but we showed our class,' said the England international.
- London are a top, top class team, but we showed our class,' said the England international.
- Manchester City are a top, top class team, but we showed our class,' said the England international.
- Manchester United are a top, top class team, but we showed our class,' said the England international.
- Pep Guardiola are a top, top class team, but we showed our class,' said the England international.
- Petr Cech are a top, top class team, but we showed our class,' said the England international.
- Theo Walcott are a top, top class team, but we showed our class,' said the England international.
- Walcott are a top, top class team, but we showed our class,' said the England international.
- Watford are a top, top class team, but we showed our class,' said the England international.


Complete the passage.

An elderly man who shot his paralyzed wife in the chest while she was asleep in a hospital bed did so with 'no evil', a district attorney has said. William Dresser, 88, walked into the rehab unit of Carson Tahoe Regional Medical Center, Nevada,  and killed wife Frances, 86, with a pistol in January last year after she begged to die. Carson City District Attorney Jason Woodbury has now filed a motion to dismiss the murder charge against Dresser. The prosecutor, who took office a year after the shooting occurred, cited evidence that Mrs Dresser had expressed a desire to no longer live.

And he pointed to the fact that

OPTIONS:
- Carson City is suffering from advanced-stage prostate cancer.
- Carson Tahoe Regional Medical Center is suffering from advanced-stage prostate cancer.
- Dresser is suffering from advanced-stage prostate cancer.
- Frances is suffering from advanced-stage prostate cancer.
- Frances Dresser is suffering from advanced-stage prostate cancer.
- Jason Woodbury is suffering from advanced-stage prostate cancer.
- Nevada is suffering from advanced-stage prostate cancer.
- William is suffering from advanced-stage prostate cancer.
- William Dresser is suffering from advanced-stage prostate cancer.


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Sir Alex Ferguson has told Rangers to forget about taking the title from Celtic a year from now if they stand by their current squad. Mark Warburton's new-look side have hit the ground running this term and sit on the top of the Championship having scored 17 goals in four competitive matches. The ex-Brentford manager has reinvigorated the club by drafting in the likes of Martyn Waghorn, Andy Halliday and James Tavernier. But Ferguson believes no-one at Ibrox should delude themselves about the level at which their progress is being made. And Ferguson says that, in the event Rangers lift the Championship title come May, only serious investment from the boardroom will give Warburton any hope of usurping Celtic at the first time of asking.

'I don't know Mark Warburton but he came with a great resume from his job at

OPTIONS:
- Alex Ferguson where he did a fantastic job,' he added.
- Andy Halliday where he did a fantastic job,' he added.
- Brentford where he did a fantastic job,' he added.
- Celtic where he did a fantastic job,' he added.
- Championship where he did a fantastic job,' he added.
- Ferguson where he did a fantastic job,' he added.
- Ibrox where he did a fantastic job,' he added.
- James Tavernier where he did a fantastic job,' he added.
- Mark Warburton where he did a fantastic job,' he added.
- Martyn Waghorn where he did a fantastic job,' he added.
- Rangers where he did a fantastic job,' he added.
- Warburton where he did a fantastic job,' he added.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) The father of one of the missing Nigerian schoolgirls abducted from Chibok two years ago has told CNN he is overjoyed to see her alive on a new video released by the terrorist group Sunday. Yakubu Kabu confirmed to CNN that he saw his daughter speaking in the new video, which demands the release of Boko Haram fighters in exchange for the kidnapped girls. The Nigerian government has said it is still "in touch" with Boko Haram and "working for the girls' release," the Federal Ministry of Information and Culture said on their official Facebook page. "We are being extremely careful because the situation has been compounded by the split in the leadership of Boko Haram," said Alhaji Lai Mohammed, Minister of Information of Culture, according to the statement.

Read more:

OPTIONS:
- Alhaji Lai Mohammed victim -- "I cried for someone to help"
- Boko Haram victim -- "I cried for someone to help"
- CNN victim -- "I cried for someone to help"
- Chibok victim -- "I cried for someone to help"
- Facebook victim -- "I cried for someone to help"
- Federal Ministry of Information and Culture victim -- "I cried for someone to help"
- Information of Culture victim -- "I cried for someone to help"
- Lagos victim -- "I cried for someone to help"
- Nigeria victim -- "I cried for someone to help"
- Nigerian victim -- "I cried for someone to help"
- Yakubu Kabu victim -- "I cried for someone to help"


How does this story end?

(CNN) ISIS has released a gruesome new propaganda video that purports to show final messages from the Paris attackers. The terror group has claimed responsibility for the November attack, which left 130 people dead. The roughly 18-minute tape starts with a montage of various news outlets reporting on the Paris attacks. It is highly produced and edited. The tape then shows the faces and names of nine people ISIS claims carried out the attacks in Paris. "The following are the final messages of the nine lions of the khilafah who were mobilized from their dens to bring an entire country -- France -- to her knees," the video reads.

One man says the group was authorized to act by

OPTIONS:
- CNN leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
- France leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
- ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
- Paris leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.


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

New York (CNN) After 30 years in the spotlight, Hillary Clinton finally found the balance on gender that has bedeviled her throughout her career during the debate at Hofstra Monday night. Demonstrate power, command of the issues and the ability to shred your opponent -- all while seeming (just) likeable enough. Monday night's faceoff with Donald Trump could have been heralded as another historic first for women. But Clinton made no mention of a glass ceiling. There was no self-congratulatory nod to the fact that she was the first female nominee of a major party to take that stage before as many as 100 million people.

OPTIONS:
- CNN shook his head, demanding where she had gotten her information (it's on tape); but then didn't seem to have an effective response.
- Clinton shook his head, demanding where she had gotten her information (it's on tape); but then didn't seem to have an effective response.
- Donald Trump shook his head, demanding where she had gotten her information (it's on tape); but then didn't seem to have an effective response.
- Hillary Clinton shook his head, demanding where she had gotten her information (it's on tape); but then didn't seem to have an effective response.
- Hofstra shook his head, demanding where she had gotten her information (it's on tape); but then didn't seem to have an effective response.
- New York shook his head, demanding where she had gotten her information (it's on tape); but then didn't seem to have an effective response.
- Republican shook his head, demanding where she had gotten her information (it's on tape); but then didn't seem to have an effective response.
- Trump shook his head, demanding where she had gotten her information (it's on tape); but then didn't seem to have an effective response.


Complete the passage.

If it was not Steve McClaren’s original intention to start with Georginio Wijnaldum in this match, Newcastle’s manager will be mightily relieved that the Dutchman eventually appeared on the team sheet. Afterwards he would only confirm that he had ‘considered leaving out every one of them’ after those abject performances against Leicester and Crystal Palace. But there is little doubt that he had given serious thought to omitting a Dutchman who would end up securing a precious victory for Newcastle and their beleaguered manager. One that almost certainly saved McClaren from dismissal and, by the former England boss’s own admission, had enabled his side to ‘crawl back’ from the ‘brink of a crisis’.

Newcastle, by contrast, were a little too reliant on long balls hit towards Papiss Cisse, even if a cross from Vurnon Anita almost resulted in the opening goal for the

OPTIONS:
- Crystal Palace striker.
- Dutchman striker.
- England striker.
- Georginio Wijnaldum striker.
- Jurgen Klopp striker.
- Leicester striker.
- Liverpool striker.
- McClaren striker.
- Newcastle striker.
- Premier League striker.
- St James' Park striker.
- Steve McClaren striker.
- Victory striker.


Write the last sentence in this story.

A second cub from Cecil the lion's pride is feared dead after park rangers found it missing from its siblings in Hwange National Park, Zimbawbe. The infant lions had been adopted by their  uncle Jericho after their father, Cecil, was brutally slain by American dentist Walter Palmer in July 2015. The news comes less than a month after reports emerged that the first of Cecil's eight cubs had been killed by a rival male, known as Bubesi, looking to take over the pride. It is unclear when the cub first went missing but it remains ominous news for the rest of the vulnerable cubs in the pride, according to The Mirror.

The collars, identical to the one fitted to

OPTIONS:
- American, will allow rangers to monitor the progress and location of the big cats.
- Bubesi, will allow rangers to monitor the progress and location of the big cats.
- Cecil, will allow rangers to monitor the progress and location of the big cats.
- Cubs, will allow rangers to monitor the progress and location of the big cats.
- First, will allow rangers to monitor the progress and location of the big cats.
- Hwange National Park, will allow rangers to monitor the progress and location of the big cats.
- Jericho, will allow rangers to monitor the progress and location of the big cats.
- The Mirror, will allow rangers to monitor the progress and location of the big cats.
- US, will allow rangers to monitor the progress and location of the big cats.
- Walter Palmer, will allow rangers to monitor the progress and location of the big cats.
- Zimbabwe, will allow rangers to monitor the progress and location of the big cats.
- Zimbawbe, will allow rangers to monitor the progress and location of the big cats.


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(CNN) Just days ahead of his inauguration, President-elect Donald Trump has issued his own data dump. It amounts to a blueprint of his foreign policy and has caused widespread consternation among European allies. Germany's foreign minister at EU meetings in Brussels described reaction among leaders as "astonishment and agitation." After months of little detail, Trump has opened up in a joint interview for German newspaper Bild and British newspaper The Times — which sent its columnist Michael Gove, a sitting UK member of Parliament and prominent Brexit campaigner. In the interview, the President-elect laid out his thinking on a host of global issues, from China to Russia to NATO to his thoughts on German Chancellor Angela Merkel and the Queen of England.

OPTIONS:
- Angela Merkel took the apparent slur in her stride, saying once he is in office, "We will see what sort of accord we can forge between us."
- Bild took the apparent slur in her stride, saying once he is in office, "We will see what sort of accord we can forge between us."
- Brexit took the apparent slur in her stride, saying once he is in office, "We will see what sort of accord we can forge between us."
- British took the apparent slur in her stride, saying once he is in office, "We will see what sort of accord we can forge between us."
- Brussels took the apparent slur in her stride, saying once he is in office, "We will see what sort of accord we can forge between us."
- CNN took the apparent slur in her stride, saying once he is in office, "We will see what sort of accord we can forge between us."
- China took the apparent slur in her stride, saying once he is in office, "We will see what sort of accord we can forge between us."
- Donald Trump took the apparent slur in her stride, saying once he is in office, "We will see what sort of accord we can forge between us."
- EU took the apparent slur in her stride, saying once he is in office, "We will see what sort of accord we can forge between us."
- England took the apparent slur in her stride, saying once he is in office, "We will see what sort of accord we can forge between us."
- European took the apparent slur in her stride, saying once he is in office, "We will see what sort of accord we can forge between us."
- German took the apparent slur in her stride, saying once he is in office, "We will see what sort of accord we can forge between us."
- Germany took the apparent slur in her stride, saying once he is in office, "We will see what sort of accord we can forge between us."
- Michael Gove took the apparent slur in her stride, saying once he is in office, "We will see what sort of accord we can forge between us."
- NATO took the apparent slur in her stride, saying once he is in office, "We will see what sort of accord we can forge between us."
- Nic Robertson took the apparent slur in her stride, saying once he is in office, "We will see what sort of accord we can forge between us."
- Russia took the apparent slur in her stride, saying once he is in office, "We will see what sort of accord we can forge between us."
- The Times took the apparent slur in her stride, saying once he is in office, "We will see what sort of accord we can forge between us."
- Trump took the apparent slur in her stride, saying once he is in office, "We will see what sort of accord we can forge between us."
- UK took the apparent slur in her stride, saying once he is in office, "We will see what sort of accord we can forge between us."
- United States took the apparent slur in her stride, saying once he is in office, "We will see what sort of accord we can forge between us."


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) As world leaders grapple with how to end the Syrian war, most people in the west are struggling to look beyond the bombs, destruction and refugee crisis to understand the tangle of alignments that is Syria. What is often hidden from view is that a strip of land in northern Syria, known as Rojava, contiguous with south-eastern Turkey, is home to a remarkable revolution. And I do not use the term "revolution" lightly. Since the Arab Spring in 2011, Rojava's predominantly Kurdish population of around 3-4 million has effected a bottom-up transformation of society into a direct democracy, organized into three self-governing, Swiss-style cantons.

Read more: This is a story about

OPTIONS:
- Arab Spring at war, but it's not a war story
- CNN at war, but it's not a war story
- Kurdish at war, but it's not a war story
- Kurds at war, but it's not a war story
- Rojava at war, but it's not a war story
- Swiss at war, but it's not a war story
- Syria at war, but it's not a war story
- Syrian at war, but it's not a war story
- Turkey at war, but it's not a war story


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Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden showed off her growing baby bump today in an elegant midnight blue dress. The 38-year-old heir to the throne, who is expecting her second child with husband Prince Daniel, 41, looked radiant as she welcomed recipients of the Nobel Peace Prize to a low-key ceremony at the palace in Stockholm, Sweden. Accompanied by her father, King Carl XVI Gustaf, the expectant mother smiled broadly as she chatted to the winners of the prestigious award, The Tunisian National Dialog Quartet. The Princess, who wore her dark hair in a simple ponytail, opted for a fitted Empire Line dress from Seraphine, £99, with a pleated overlay that cascaded over her bump - the same dress the Duchess of Cambridge wore almost exactly a year ago to attend a meeting with the 1851 Trust in London.

Today's event follows The Nobel Prize Banquet held at

OPTIONS:
- Cambridge's City Hall last Thursday, where the richly attired royals hosted the world's biggest brains and brightest talent.
- Carl XVI Gustaf's City Hall last Thursday, where the richly attired royals hosted the world's biggest brains and brightest talent.
- Empire Line's City Hall last Thursday, where the richly attired royals hosted the world's biggest brains and brightest talent.
- London's City Hall last Thursday, where the richly attired royals hosted the world's biggest brains and brightest talent.
- Nobel Peace Prize's City Hall last Thursday, where the richly attired royals hosted the world's biggest brains and brightest talent.
- Prince Daniel's City Hall last Thursday, where the richly attired royals hosted the world's biggest brains and brightest talent.
- Princess Victoria's City Hall last Thursday, where the richly attired royals hosted the world's biggest brains and brightest talent.
- Seraphine's City Hall last Thursday, where the richly attired royals hosted the world's biggest brains and brightest talent.
- Stockholm's City Hall last Thursday, where the richly attired royals hosted the world's biggest brains and brightest talent.
- Sweden's City Hall last Thursday, where the richly attired royals hosted the world's biggest brains and brightest talent.
- The Tunisian National Dialog Quartet's City Hall last Thursday, where the richly attired royals hosted the world's biggest brains and brightest talent.
- Tunisian National Dialog Quartet's City Hall last Thursday, where the richly attired royals hosted the world's biggest brains and brightest talent.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Long before the candidates set foot on stage in Florida, President Barack Obama headed into the final debate of the 2012 campaign with the biggest advantage of all: he's already commander-in-chief. The foreign policy face-off on Monday was devoted to a subject on which presidents can speak about decision-making in the first person and challengers can't. As recently as a few weeks ago, coming off a rocky foreign summer tour and a widely panned response to the deadly September 11 attack on the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya, Mitt Romney seemed headed for a tough night. But that was before the administration faced its own politically charged questions on the Libya assault over security and its response to what actually occurred and who may have been behind it.

In CNN's post-debate poll, voters gave

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama the edge on performance -- but that opinion didn't necessarily shift their votes.
- Benghazi the edge on performance -- but that opinion didn't necessarily shift their votes.
- Florida the edge on performance -- but that opinion didn't necessarily shift their votes.
- Libya the edge on performance -- but that opinion didn't necessarily shift their votes.
- Mitt Romney the edge on performance -- but that opinion didn't necessarily shift their votes.
- U.S. the edge on performance -- but that opinion didn't necessarily shift their votes.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) -- The Food and Drug Administration has warned a company that markets caffeine and vitamin B as "breathable energy" it could face regulatory action over "false and misleading" labeling. AeroShot comes in a lipstick-shaped dispenser that puffs out the white powdery mixture. Pre-filled devices can be purchased online or in convenience stores in New York and Boston for about $3. AeroShot's website says the product "gives you a higher level of freedom and control that you can only get from airborne energy." However, elsewhere it explains, "the powder in AeroShot reaches your mouth where it is swallowed and ingested."

"There are energy shots on the market that have 10 times the amount of caffeine in a single energy shot than we have in the

OPTIONS:
- AeroShot.
- Boston.
- CNN.
- FDA.
- Food and Drug Administration.
- New York.


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

Republicans released a new battery of campaign ads that play on fears of ISIS and terrorism, and the Republican charged with helping elect new GOP congressmen said national security was "popping" as a key issue heading into November. "We're seeing a big uptick on national security issues," U.S. Rep. Greg Walden, R-Oregon, told reporters at a breakfast hosted by The Christian Science Monitor on Friday. He cited a CNN poll showing that 57% of Americans didn't approve of President Obama's handling of terrorism. Walden said it was too early to tell if the issue had overtaken the economy as the chief concern of voters, but on Friday, the National Republican Congressional Committee rolled out paid television ads in four competitive districts that accused Democrats of cutting funds to fight al Qaeda. One of the new spots said that a Democratic candidate supported suspected terrorists keeping their U.S. passports.

Walden said he supported assisting groups in the region, but like other Republicans, he said the administration didn't have a clear strategy for fighting

OPTIONS:
- Americans.
- CNN.
- Democratic.
- Democrats.
- GOP.
- Greg Walden.
- ISIS.
- Karl Rove.
- National Republican Congressional Committee.
- Obama.
- R-Oregon.
- Republican.
- Republicans.
- The Christian Science Monitor.
- U.S..
- Walden.
- al Qaeda.


Sebastian Vettel laughed off Nico Rosberg’s claim that he hopes Ferrari can catch Mercedes during a spiky press conference after Sunday's Australian Grand Prix. Lewis Hamilton, who romped to victory at the season-opening race in Melbourne, and team-mate Rosberg, finished more than half-a-minute clear of Vettel to seal an utterly dominant weekend for the world champions. After the race, Rosberg said he hoped Ferrari would be able to bring the challenge to Mercedes, with he and Hamilton expected to dominate this term having won 16 of the 19 races in 2014. Lewis Hamilton was caught in the middle as Nico Rosberg (left) and Sebastian Vettel traded jibes

OPTIONS:
- Australian responded: ‘I hope that you can give us a challenge.
- Ferrari responded: ‘I hope that you can give us a challenge.
- Grand Prix responded: ‘I hope that you can give us a challenge.
- Hamilton responded: ‘I hope that you can give us a challenge.
- Lewis Hamilton responded: ‘I hope that you can give us a challenge.
- Melbourne responded: ‘I hope that you can give us a challenge.
- Mercedes responded: ‘I hope that you can give us a challenge.
- Nico Rosberg responded: ‘I hope that you can give us a challenge.
- Rosberg responded: ‘I hope that you can give us a challenge.
- Sebastian Vettel responded: ‘I hope that you can give us a challenge.
- Vettel responded: ‘I hope that you can give us a challenge.


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Constantine Garifallou has seen it all in the 15 years since he moved from Melbourne to Athens, including 'the molotov cocktails', but he's determined to stick it out even if the Greek economic crisis turns ugly. 'We are determined to fight but that's always in the back of your mind that if it all goes to s*** - that you can go back to Australia,' he said. The chef runs Brigante Little Italy Cafe in the heart of Athens, where he lives with his wife Lina and their two sons Alexandros and Maxims, and he is determined to see it out.

'Protests and demonstrations can occur in cities across

OPTIONS:
- Alexandros with little warning.
- Athens with little warning.
- Australia with little warning.
- Australians with little warning.
- Brigante Little Italy Cafe with little warning.
- Constantine Garifallou with little warning.
- Greece with little warning.
- Greek with little warning.
- Greek Australian with little warning.
- Lina with little warning.
- Maxims with little warning.
- Melbourne with little warning.


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

A San Francisco sheriff's deputy who was accused of forcing inmates to perform sex acts on him in 2006 is now alleged to have organized 'gladiator style' fights between prisoners. Deputy Scott Neu was accused of orchestrating two fights at County Jail No. 4 between inmates Ricardo Palikiko Garcia and Stanley Harris as deputies placed bets on the outcome, Jeff Adachi, the city's public defender, said on Thursday. Three other deputies Evan Staehely, Eugene Jones and Clifford Chiba have also been accused of forcing the inmates to fight. The alleged matches took place in March when Garcia and Harris were promised hamburgers if they won, or were threatened with Mace, handcuffed beatings and transfers to dangerous housing quarters if they refused to fight, according to a report.

In a recorded conversation with Adachi, Harris said that

OPTIONS:
- Clifford Chiba, as part of 'training', made him do 200 push-ups within an hour, and also threatened to anally rape him.
- County Jail, as part of 'training', made him do 200 push-ups within an hour, and also threatened to anally rape him.
- Eugene Jones, as part of 'training', made him do 200 push-ups within an hour, and also threatened to anally rape him.
- Evan Staehely, as part of 'training', made him do 200 push-ups within an hour, and also threatened to anally rape him.
- Garcia, as part of 'training', made him do 200 push-ups within an hour, and also threatened to anally rape him.
- Harris, as part of 'training', made him do 200 push-ups within an hour, and also threatened to anally rape him.
- Jeff Adachi, as part of 'training', made him do 200 push-ups within an hour, and also threatened to anally rape him.
- Mace, as part of 'training', made him do 200 push-ups within an hour, and also threatened to anally rape him.
- Neu, as part of 'training', made him do 200 push-ups within an hour, and also threatened to anally rape him.
- Ricardo Palikiko Garci, as part of 'training', made him do 200 push-ups within an hour, and also threatened to anally rape him.
- Ricardo Palikiko Garcia, as part of 'training', made him do 200 push-ups within an hour, and also threatened to anally rape him.
- San Francisco, as part of 'training', made him do 200 push-ups within an hour, and also threatened to anally rape him.
- Scott Neu, as part of 'training', made him do 200 push-ups within an hour, and also threatened to anally rape him.
- Stanley Harris, as part of 'training', made him do 200 push-ups within an hour, and also threatened to anally rape him.


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Valhalla, New York (CNN) Nicole McDonald eases her silver minivan across Bear Mountain Bridge and hooks a right onto the steep two-lane highway. The road twists like a snake up the mountainous incline, an old route where the road's edge blends into beautiful greenery and perilous cliffs overlook the Hudson River. Where your knuckles turn white from clutching the steering wheel and a knot grows in your belly. Nicole makes this trip every day from her home in upstate New York to see her twin sons, Jadon and Anias. The 21-month-old boys are at Blythedale Children's Hospital 40 miles to the south, where they've been undergoing rehabilitation since mid-December. The twins, born joined at the head, captured the world's attention after a marathon surgery to separate them last fall.

OPTIONS:
- Anias has started doing block puzzles and making animal noises.
- Anias McDonald has started doing block puzzles and making animal noises.
- Bear Mountain Bridge has started doing block puzzles and making animal noises.
- Blythedale Children's Hospital has started doing block puzzles and making animal noises.
- CNN has started doing block puzzles and making animal noises.
- Hudson River has started doing block puzzles and making animal noises.
- Jadon has started doing block puzzles and making animal noises.
- New York has started doing block puzzles and making animal noises.
- Nicole has started doing block puzzles and making animal noises.
- Nicole McDonald has started doing block puzzles and making animal noises.
- Rehab has started doing block puzzles and making animal noises.
- Valhalla has started doing block puzzles and making animal noises.


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

(CNN) Prosecutors have dropped rape charges against two immigrant high school students in Maryland whose case had been used by the White House as evidence of the need to crack down on undocumented immigrants. Henry Sanchez-Milian, 18, and Jose Montano, 17, both students at Rockville High School, were accused in March of raping a 14-year-old schoolmate in a bathroom stall at school. They were arrested and charged as adults with first-degree rape and two counts each of first-degree sexual offense. The case drew national attention due to the nature of the crime and because Sanchez-Milian, a citizen of Guatemala, was in the US illegally. Montano, an undocumented immigrant from El Salvador, was living under "special immigrant juveniles status," according to his attorney.

Instead, Sanchez-

OPTIONS:
- Defendant has been charged with possession of child pornography, prosecutors said.
- El Salvador has been charged with possession of child pornography, prosecutors said.
- Guatemala has been charged with possession of child pornography, prosecutors said.
- Henry Sanchez has been charged with possession of child pornography, prosecutors said.
- Jose Montano has been charged with possession of child pornography, prosecutors said.
- Maryland has been charged with possession of child pornography, prosecutors said.
- Milian has been charged with possession of child pornography, prosecutors said.
- Montano has been charged with possession of child pornography, prosecutors said.
- Rockville High School has been charged with possession of child pornography, prosecutors said.
- Sanchez has been charged with possession of child pornography, prosecutors said.
- US has been charged with possession of child pornography, prosecutors said.
- White House has been charged with possession of child pornography, prosecutors said.


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

(CNN) Lia Darjes spent some time taking photos in the blissfully lilac bedroom of El-Farouk and his husband, Troy, in Toronto. The men, both Muslim, are naturally lit in a peaceful aura of domesticity, sunken into a comfortable bed with their black cat. But as with many gay Muslims she interviewed and photographed, unsettling inner dialogues are taking place beneath the surface. "I could tell you where I am now and it would sound rather a happy place," El-Farouk told Darjes. "But the journey to that place has not been an easy one." He told the photographer that many people like him have suffered "spiritual violence, where you are being told that there is something profoundly and deeply wrong with you.

Darjes wanted to learn more about gay

OPTIONS:
- CNN and their personal struggles.
- Darjes and their personal struggles.
- El and their personal struggles.
- Europe and their personal struggles.
- Farouk and their personal struggles.
- Lia Darjes and their personal struggles.
- Muslim and their personal struggles.
- Muslims and their personal struggles.
- Toronto and their personal struggles.
- Troy and their personal struggles.
- United States and their personal struggles.


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Nervous anticipation extends far beyond the racially charged powder keg of Ferguson, Missouri, over a grand jury decision on whether to indict a white police officer for fatally shooting an unarmed black teenager. The St. Louis suburb has simmered with anger since the day in August when 18-year-old Michael Brown was shot multiple times by Officer Darren Wilson. With the grand jury expected to deliver its decision any day, people worry that tensions could boil over -- not only in Ferguson, but at demonstrations in more than 30 cities from Boston to Los Angeles organized by a group called the Ferguson National Response Network, mostly for the day after the decision is announced.

The imminent decision has renewed concerns over clashes between protesters and heavily armed law enforcement officers, especially if

OPTIONS:
- Boston is not indicted.
- Darren Wilson is not indicted.
- Ferguson is not indicted.
- Ferguson National Response Network is not indicted.
- Los Angeles is not indicted.
- Michael Brown is not indicted.
- Missouri is not indicted.
- St. Louis is not indicted.


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

(CNN) In Georgia, Haitian-Americans answer phone calls to a hotline they set up for people interested in donating to relief efforts in Haiti. More than 600 miles away, in South Florida, volunteers stream into a warehouse daily, sorting medicine, hygiene products and other items for delivery to the island nation. A medical team led by the Haitian American Nurses Association of Florida lands in Haiti, bound for Aquin, Cavaillon and Les Cayes, three areas hit hard by Hurricane Matthew, according to a coalition called The Haitian American Hurricane Matthew Relief Effort. Nationwide, Haitian-Americans are leading relief efforts for their home country after Matthew killed hundreds in the southern portion and caused panic over potential rise in cholera outbreaks. Frustrated by what they believe is the lack of progress in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake, some are advocating donating to smaller "Haitian-led" groups, not larger international groups, such as the American Red Cross.

The storm flooded villages; razed crops; swept away cattle, destroyed

OPTIONS:
- American Red Cross's natural resources and knocked out electricity, cutting off parts of the island.
- Americans's natural resources and knocked out electricity, cutting off parts of the island.
- Aquin's natural resources and knocked out electricity, cutting off parts of the island.
- Cavaillon's natural resources and knocked out electricity, cutting off parts of the island.
- Georgia's natural resources and knocked out electricity, cutting off parts of the island.
- Haiti's natural resources and knocked out electricity, cutting off parts of the island.
- Haitian's natural resources and knocked out electricity, cutting off parts of the island.
- Haitian American Hurricane Matthew Relief Effort's natural resources and knocked out electricity, cutting off parts of the island.
- Haitian American Nurses Association of Florida's natural resources and knocked out electricity, cutting off parts of the island.
- Les Cayes's natural resources and knocked out electricity, cutting off parts of the island.
- Matthew's natural resources and knocked out electricity, cutting off parts of the island.
- South Florida's natural resources and knocked out electricity, cutting off parts of the island.


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

Ministers are to consider the  'nuclear option' of closing the Channel Tunnel at night if the Calais migrant crisis deepens, it has been reported. Details of the proposal emerged following the arrest of a Sudanese migrant who evaded French security and ran almost the entire length of the 31-mile tunnel before being caught in Kent. Abdul Rahman Haroun, 40, dodged trains travelling at speeds of 100mph before his perilous attempt was thwarted by police less than a mile from Folkestone on Tuesday. He had scaled four security fences and avoided 400 surveillance cameras before running in darkness through the tunnel - used by Eurostar trains destined for Paris and Brussels - and was only spotted when he set off an alarm 15 miles into his 'highly dangerous journey'.

MPs have described security at the tunnel entrance in

OPTIONS:
- Abdul Rahman Haroun as ‘very disturbing’.
- Brussels as ‘very disturbing’.
- Calais as ‘very disturbing’.
- Channel Tunnel as ‘very disturbing’.
- Eurostar as ‘very disturbing’.
- Folkestone as ‘very disturbing’.
- French as ‘very disturbing’.
- Kent as ‘very disturbing’.
- Paris as ‘very disturbing’.
- Sudanese as ‘very disturbing’.


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Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama announced on Thursday that he will nominate John Koskinen, a veteran of both public service and the private sector, to take over the embattled Internal Revenue Service. A blog post on the White House website described Koskinen, who recently turned 74, as "a retired corporate restructuring expert" who would become commissioner of the IRS upon confirmation by the Senate. The tax collection agency of 90,000 employees currently is headed by a temporary leader, Daniel Werfel, who was appointed by Obama in May in the aftermath of revelations that some groups seeking tax-exempt status were targeted for extra scrutiny based on political labels such as "tea party."

I am confident that

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama will do whatever it takes to restore the public's trust in the agency."
- CNN will do whatever it takes to restore the public's trust in the agency."
- Clinton will do whatever it takes to restore the public's trust in the agency."
- Daniel Werfel will do whatever it takes to restore the public's trust in the agency."
- Freddie Mac will do whatever it takes to restore the public's trust in the agency."
- IRS will do whatever it takes to restore the public's trust in the agency."
- Internal Revenue Service will do whatever it takes to restore the public's trust in the agency."
- John Koskinen will do whatever it takes to restore the public's trust in the agency."
- Koskinen will do whatever it takes to restore the public's trust in the agency."
- Obama will do whatever it takes to restore the public's trust in the agency."
- Senate will do whatever it takes to restore the public's trust in the agency."
- Washington will do whatever it takes to restore the public's trust in the agency."
- Werfel will do whatever it takes to restore the public's trust in the agency."
- White House will do whatever it takes to restore the public's trust in the agency."


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(CNN) Caeleb Dressel is only 20 years old, but he's already making history. The University of Florida student on Saturday became the first swimmer to win three golds in one night at a major international meet and went on to end a remarkable World Aquatics Championships in Budapest with seven world titles, equaling a record held by Michael Phelps. So bright is Dressel's future that, according to former world champion Mark Foster, the American can not only dominate his sport like Phelps -- the most decorated Olympian in history -- but add a "sexiness" to the pool which Usain Bolt has brought to the athletics track.

"This guy is going to dominate in the same way as Phelps, but is also the fastest man on the planet so it's also a bit like

OPTIONS:
- American.
- Budapest.
- Caeleb Dressel.
- Dressel.
- Mark Foster.
- Michael Phelps.
- Olympian.
- Phelps.
- University of Florida.
- Usain Bolt.
- World Aquatics Championships.


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Could the Netflix model work for a movie theater chain? AMC Theaters is reportedly exploring that with a pilot partnership with MoviePass, a company which offers a subscription service where movie lovers can attend a movie a day for a monthly fee. AMC operates more than 4,900 screens across the United States, making it the second largest theater chain behind Regal Entertainment. The New York Times reports that moviegoers would pay a fee of $35 a month, which would allow them a pass to attend one showing a day of any movie they choose. A $45 per month option includes 3D and IMAX films.

OPTIONS:
- 3D launched back in 2011 and AMC decided to partner with the company in response to the decline in attendance by young moviegoers.
- AMC launched back in 2011 and AMC decided to partner with the company in response to the decline in attendance by young moviegoers.
- AMC Theaters launched back in 2011 and AMC decided to partner with the company in response to the decline in attendance by young moviegoers.
- IMAX launched back in 2011 and AMC decided to partner with the company in response to the decline in attendance by young moviegoers.
- MoviePass launched back in 2011 and AMC decided to partner with the company in response to the decline in attendance by young moviegoers.
- Netflix launched back in 2011 and AMC decided to partner with the company in response to the decline in attendance by young moviegoers.
- New York Times launched back in 2011 and AMC decided to partner with the company in response to the decline in attendance by young moviegoers.
- Regal Entertainment launched back in 2011 and AMC decided to partner with the company in response to the decline in attendance by young moviegoers.
- United States launched back in 2011 and AMC decided to partner with the company in response to the decline in attendance by young moviegoers.


Complete the passage.

Liverpool have confirmed the appointment of Sean O'Driscoll as their new assistant manager with Pepijn Lijnders taking up the role of first-team development coach. The former Bournemouth, Doncaster, Crawley, Nottingham Forest and Bristol City boss O'Driscoll moves to Anfield after a spell in charge of England Under 19s. The 58-year-old takes over as Brendan Rodgers' No 2 from Colin Pascoe, who was sacked last month following a robust end-of-season review. Lijnders, meanwhile, has moved up from the academy to take up his role with the first team. Manager Rodgers told Liverpool's official website: 'I have made these appointments because I want to take us in a new technical direction, in terms of coaching.

He said: 'I feel proud and honoured to work closely with

OPTIONS:
- Anfield and his staff.
- Bolo Zenden and his staff.
- Bournemouth and his staff.
- Brendan Rodgers and his staff.
- Bristol City and his staff.
- Colin Pascoe and his staff.
- Crawley and his staff.
- Doncaster and his staff.
- England and his staff.
- Lijnders and his staff.
- Liverpool and his staff.
- Mike Marsh and his staff.
- Nottingham Forest and his staff.
- O'Driscoll and his staff.
- Pepijn Lijnders and his staff.
- Rodgers and his staff.
- Sami Hyypia and his staff.
- Sean O'Driscoll and his staff.
- Sean O’Driscoll and his staff.


Complete the passage.

Celtic manager Ronny Deila admits his Stjarnan counterpart would have seen much to interest him after watching the Scottish champions concede five goals against Dukla Prague. But Deila is confident his players can banish the sloppy play that led to their 5-3 friendly defeat before kicking off their Champions League campaign. Dukla were well worth their St Mirren Park win against a strong Celtic team, bolstered by the return of nine players who were on international duty until mid-June. Champions League qualifying first leg Champions League qualifying second leg But those players had only returned from their two-week summer break at the start of the week, and Israel midfielder Nir Bitton was absent because he only got back to Scotland on Wednesday.

OPTIONS:
- Celtic started with Dedryck Boyata and Charlie Mulgrew in central defence, which was filled by Efe Ambrose and Virgil van Dijk after the break.
- Champions League started with Dedryck Boyata and Charlie Mulgrew in central defence, which was filled by Efe Ambrose and Virgil van Dijk after the break.
- Czech started with Dedryck Boyata and Charlie Mulgrew in central defence, which was filled by Efe Ambrose and Virgil van Dijk after the break.
- Deila started with Dedryck Boyata and Charlie Mulgrew in central defence, which was filled by Efe Ambrose and Virgil van Dijk after the break.
- Dukla started with Dedryck Boyata and Charlie Mulgrew in central defence, which was filled by Efe Ambrose and Virgil van Dijk after the break.
- Dukla Prague started with Dedryck Boyata and Charlie Mulgrew in central defence, which was filled by Efe Ambrose and Virgil van Dijk after the break.
- Icelandic started with Dedryck Boyata and Charlie Mulgrew in central defence, which was filled by Efe Ambrose and Virgil van Dijk after the break.
- Israel started with Dedryck Boyata and Charlie Mulgrew in central defence, which was filled by Efe Ambrose and Virgil van Dijk after the break.
- Nir Bitton started with Dedryck Boyata and Charlie Mulgrew in central defence, which was filled by Efe Ambrose and Virgil van Dijk after the break.
- Ronny Deila started with Dedryck Boyata and Charlie Mulgrew in central defence, which was filled by Efe Ambrose and Virgil van Dijk after the break.
- Scotland started with Dedryck Boyata and Charlie Mulgrew in central defence, which was filled by Efe Ambrose and Virgil van Dijk after the break.
- Scottish started with Dedryck Boyata and Charlie Mulgrew in central defence, which was filled by Efe Ambrose and Virgil van Dijk after the break.
- St Mirren Park started with Dedryck Boyata and Charlie Mulgrew in central defence, which was filled by Efe Ambrose and Virgil van Dijk after the break.
- Stjarnan started with Dedryck Boyata and Charlie Mulgrew in central defence, which was filled by Efe Ambrose and Virgil van Dijk after the break.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Washington (CNN) Did President Donald Trump live up to his promise to end the "war on Christmas"? Depends on who you ask. While some would quibble with the very idea that a war on the holiday exists, recent polling does suggest that the Christian nature of Christmas is less culturally prevalent than in the past. A Pew Research Center survey, published last week, found that most US adults believe the religious aspects of the holiday are emphasized less now than they used to be. But overall, just 31% of adults said "they are bothered at least 'some' by the declining emphasis on religion in the way the U.S. commemorates Christmas."

"

OPTIONS:
- CNN can tend to be a little overdramatic sometimes, I think that's part of his persona."
- Christian can tend to be a little overdramatic sometimes, I think that's part of his persona."
- Christmas can tend to be a little overdramatic sometimes, I think that's part of his persona."
- Donald Trump can tend to be a little overdramatic sometimes, I think that's part of his persona."
- Pew can tend to be a little overdramatic sometimes, I think that's part of his persona."
- Pew Research Center can tend to be a little overdramatic sometimes, I think that's part of his persona."
- U.S. can tend to be a little overdramatic sometimes, I think that's part of his persona."
- US can tend to be a little overdramatic sometimes, I think that's part of his persona."
- Washington can tend to be a little overdramatic sometimes, I think that's part of his persona."


How does the sentence end?

The Queen is at the centre of an explosive row over her funding after Buckingham Palace revealed part of her annual income will be handed over to the Scottish parliament. Nicola Sturgeon's SNP government has insisted that £2.1million in revenue which traditionally finances the head of state stays north of the border. Asked if the Scottish leadership had offered to find an alternative way to meet their contribution towards the cost of funding the sovereign, which came to £37.9million last year, a senior palace source candidly admitted: 'No, not that we are aware of.' When it was pointed out that this meant Scotland would effectively no longer pay for the head of state, the aide did not disagree.

'Scotland is getting greater autonomy in a number of areas, but they should not be using that autonomy to undermine the monarchy which has widespread support in

OPTIONS:
- Buckingham Palace.'
- Nicola Sturgeon.'
- SNP.'
- Scotland.'
- Scottish.'


Write the next sentence.

It was one of Barcelona's easier nights in the Champions League as Luis Enrique's team brushed aside Paris Saint-Germain 2-0 at the Nou Camp to reach the semi-finals. The 5-1 aggregate victory never looked in doubt as the Spanish side showed signs of returning to their brilliant best, with a combination of experienced stars and blossoming talent in their ranks. Here Sportsmail looks at the five things we have learned from Barca's crushing victory over PSG. Neymar (left) celebrates opening the scoring for Barcelona along with Dani Alves (centre) and Gerard Pique Neymar is a blend of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi

OPTIONS:
- Andres Iniesta project needs more investment – as long as it’s sensible investment
- Barca project needs more investment – as long as it’s sensible investment
- Barcelona project needs more investment – as long as it’s sensible investment
- Champions League project needs more investment – as long as it’s sensible investment
- Cristiano Ronaldo project needs more investment – as long as it’s sensible investment
- Dani Alves project needs more investment – as long as it’s sensible investment
- Gerard Pique project needs more investment – as long as it’s sensible investment
- Lionel Messi project needs more investment – as long as it’s sensible investment
- Luis Enrique project needs more investment – as long as it’s sensible investment
- Neymar project needs more investment – as long as it’s sensible investment
- Nou Camp project needs more investment – as long as it’s sensible investment
- PSG project needs more investment – as long as it’s sensible investment
- Paris Saint-Germain project needs more investment – as long as it’s sensible investment
- Spanish project needs more investment – as long as it’s sensible investment
- Sportsmail project needs more investment – as long as it’s sensible investment
- UEFA Champions League project needs more investment – as long as it’s sensible investment


Write the next sentence.

Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made their debut Wednesday as chummy partners preparing to tackle the Middle East's toughest challenges side by side. Netanyahu beamed at his new American counterpart and declared him the best friend Israel could possibly wish for, while Trump offered lofty praise for Israel, denounced the Iranian nuclear deal and declined to back a two-state solution -- a longstanding, bipartisan US policy that the Israeli Prime Minister has questioned. The encounter signaled a warmer chapter in US-Israel relations than Netanyahu had enjoyed with Trump's predecessor. After eight years of grappling with President Barack Obama, Netanyahu embraced a like-minded counterpart at the White House.

Trump also hit themes of importance to

OPTIONS:
- American concerning the wider region.
- Barack Obama concerning the wider region.
- Benjamin Netanyahu concerning the wider region.
- CNN concerning the wider region.
- Donald Trump concerning the wider region.
- Iranian concerning the wider region.
- Israel concerning the wider region.
- Israeli concerning the wider region.
- Middle East concerning the wider region.
- Netanyahu concerning the wider region.
- Trump concerning the wider region.
- UN concerning the wider region.
- US concerning the wider region.
- Washington concerning the wider region.
- White House concerning the wider region.


(CNN) -- Ukraine will compete at the Sochi 2014 Winter Games in Russia in order to promote peace between the two nations, the head of its Paralympic Committee said, although only one of the country's athletes attended Friday's opening ceremony. Relations have disintegrated following the overthrow of the Russia-friendly government in Kiev, prompting a rise in tensions in the disputed Crimea region. Ukrainian officials and Western diplomats have accused President Vladimir Putin of sending thousands of troops to Crimea in the past week -- a claim Russia denies. It had sparked fears Ukraine would boycott the 2014 Paralympic Games, which run from March 7-16, but the 23-strong team will now compete under its own flag.

"We are ready to compete, ready to fight for

OPTIONS:
- CNN, ready to demonstrate we are a strong and free, independent people.
- Crimea, ready to demonstrate we are a strong and free, independent people.
- Games, ready to demonstrate we are a strong and free, independent people.
- Kiev, ready to demonstrate we are a strong and free, independent people.
- Paralympic Committee, ready to demonstrate we are a strong and free, independent people.
- Paralympic Games, ready to demonstrate we are a strong and free, independent people.
- Paralympic Winter Games, ready to demonstrate we are a strong and free, independent people.
- Russia, ready to demonstrate we are a strong and free, independent people.
- Sochi, ready to demonstrate we are a strong and free, independent people.
- Sochi 2014 Winter Games, ready to demonstrate we are a strong and free, independent people.
- Ukraine, ready to demonstrate we are a strong and free, independent people.
- Ukraine Paralympic, ready to demonstrate we are a strong and free, independent people.
- Ukrainian, ready to demonstrate we are a strong and free, independent people.
- Valeriy Suskevich, ready to demonstrate we are a strong and free, independent people.
- Vladimir Putin, ready to demonstrate we are a strong and free, independent people.
- Western, ready to demonstrate we are a strong and free, independent people.


Write the last sentence in this story.

(CNN) Prepare to say goodbye to Cassini. In the early morning hours of September 15, NASA's 13-year mission exploring Saturn and its moons will come to an end as the spacecraft deliberately dives into Saturn's atmosphere and plunges itself into the planet. Even then, Cassini will transmit new data about the planet's composition as long as its antenna remains pointed toward Earth, with the assist from small thrusters. No spacecraft has ever been so close to Saturn. "You can think of Cassini as the first Saturn probe," said Linda Spilker, Cassini project scientist. The Ion and Neutral Mass Spectrometer will act as the "nose" of the spacecraft, directly sampling the composition and structure of the atmosphere -- something that can't be done from orbit, said Hunter Waite, team lead for the spectrometer.

While many other options were considered -- such as "parking" the spacecraft in orbit around

OPTIONS:
- Cassini -- they didn't want to risk Cassini colliding with any of Saturn's moons.
- Hunter Waite -- they didn't want to risk Cassini colliding with any of Saturn's moons.
- Ion and Neutral Mass Spectrometer -- they didn't want to risk Cassini colliding with any of Saturn's moons.
- Linda Spilker -- they didn't want to risk Cassini colliding with any of Saturn's moons.
- NASA -- they didn't want to risk Cassini colliding with any of Saturn's moons.
- NASA Cassini -- they didn't want to risk Cassini colliding with any of Saturn's moons.
- Saturn -- they didn't want to risk Cassini colliding with any of Saturn's moons.


Find the right ending to this passage.

The billionaire who paid $45million for a mansion in the Hamptons in 2004 and made it the priciest home ever sold in the state of New York has put it on the market for $95million about 11 years later. Stewart Rahr, the former owner of pharmaceutical wholesaler Kinray, made headlines and set a record when he purchased the eight-bedroom, 14-bathroom home, which is known as Burnt Point. Apparently the billionaire playboy - dubbed 'Stewie Rah Rah, the No 1 King of All Fun' - has tired of living in the 18,000-square-foot home, which has also referred to as 'Dracula's Castle' in the past.

He allegedly sent the tape to several of his

OPTIONS:
- Burnt Point contacts.
- Dracula's Castle contacts.
- Hamptons contacts.
- Kinray contacts.
- New York contacts.
- No 1 King of All Fun contacts.
- Stewart Rahr contacts.
- Stewie Rah Rah contacts.
- Wainscott contacts.
- Waterfront contacts.


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

Arsene Wenger has revealed that he was spat at whilst playing football in France - but that in those days he extracted his own revenge on the pitch. The Arsenal manager says that United defender Jonny Evans - who will be banned for the FA Cup quarter final against Arsenal on Monday - cannot expect any mercy in the modern age of global TV scrutiny. However, Wenger says the practice was more prevalent in former days when he played for RC Strasbourg in France, but that the lack of TV coverage meant it used to be less of an issue.

Cisse has been banned for seven games after accepting the charge from the

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal on Thursday
- Arsene Wenger on Thursday
- Cisse on Thursday
- FA Cup on Thursday
- France on Thursday
- Frenchman on Thursday
- Jonny Evans on Thursday
- Manchester United on Thursday
- Newcastle on Thursday
- RC Strasbourg on Thursday
- United on Thursday
- Wenger on Thursday


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(CNN) Donald Trump has called the Christopher Steele dossier "fake news" and "phony stuff," but is it? The Republican chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, Sen. John McCain of Arizona, sent a trusted staff member to London to obtain a copy and deliver it to the FBI for investigation, according to the UK newspaper The Independent. The US intelligence community has made no determination as of yet on the contents, but has deemed the documents sufficiently credible to warrant further investigation and included a summary of the dossier in briefing materials for both  President Obama and President-elect Trump. It is worth noting that these leaders are all career professionals, including two non-political appointees, FBI Director James Comey and NSA Director Mike Rogers, who have zero incentive to pick a fight with their future boss.

If sources or individuals were named in the documents, the

OPTIONS:
- Arizona government would be in good position to investigate further.
- CNN government would be in good position to investigate further.
- Christopher Steele government would be in good position to investigate further.
- Donald Trump government would be in good position to investigate further.
- FBI government would be in good position to investigate further.
- James Comey government would be in good position to investigate further.
- John McCain government would be in good position to investigate further.
- London government would be in good position to investigate further.
- Mike Rogers government would be in good position to investigate further.
- NSA government would be in good position to investigate further.
- Nick Dowling government would be in good position to investigate further.
- Obama government would be in good position to investigate further.
- Republican government would be in good position to investigate further.
- Senate Armed Services Committee government would be in good position to investigate further.
- The Independent government would be in good position to investigate further.
- Trump government would be in good position to investigate further.
- UK government would be in good position to investigate further.
- US government would be in good position to investigate further.


Juventus have completed the signing of Croatia forward Mario Mandzukic from Atletico Madrid in a £13.6million (€19m) deal. The 29-year-old striker completed a medical in Turin on Monday before putting pen to paper on a four-year deal with the Italian champions. A statement from Juventus read: 'Juventus announces it has reached an agreement with Atletico madrid for the permanent signing of Maro Mandzukic in a initial 19million euros transfer deal. 'The transfer fee can increase to a maximum of two million euros if certain sporting aims are met during the length of his contract. 'The player has signed a four-year contract with Juventus.'

'I'm happy to be in a big club like Juventus,'

OPTIONS:
- Atletico said on his club's official website.
- Atletico Madrid said on his club's official website.
- Croatia said on his club's official website.
- Croatian said on his club's official website.
- Italian said on his club's official website.
- Italy said on his club's official website.
- Juventus said on his club's official website.
- Mario Mandzukic said on his club's official website.
- Maro Mandzukic said on his club's official website.
- Massimiliano Allegri said on his club's official website.
- Turin said on his club's official website.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Tehran (CNN) -- Iranian TV aired images Thursday of what it says is a U.S. stealth drone that went down in Iran last week, an apparently intact RQ-170 drone propped on a pedestal and triumphantly displayed. "Military experts are well aware how precious the technological information of this drone is," said Brig. Gen. Amir Ali Hajizadeh, commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps Aerospace Forces, according to the semi-official Fars News Agency. There was disagreement among Pentagon officials about whether the drone in the video is real. Military and intelligence officials were analyzing the Iran television footage. One U.S. official said right now the U.S. can't be certain it's the real stealth drone, because U.S. personnel don't have access to it. But he added there's no reason to think it's a fake.

A

OPTIONS:
- Amir Ali Hajizadeh satellite quickly pinpointed the downed drone, which apparently sustained significant damage, the senior official said.
- Brig satellite quickly pinpointed the downed drone, which apparently sustained significant damage, the senior official said.
- CNN satellite quickly pinpointed the downed drone, which apparently sustained significant damage, the senior official said.
- Fars News Agency satellite quickly pinpointed the downed drone, which apparently sustained significant damage, the senior official said.
- Foreign Ministry satellite quickly pinpointed the downed drone, which apparently sustained significant damage, the senior official said.
- Iran satellite quickly pinpointed the downed drone, which apparently sustained significant damage, the senior official said.
- Iranian satellite quickly pinpointed the downed drone, which apparently sustained significant damage, the senior official said.
- Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps Aerospace Forces satellite quickly pinpointed the downed drone, which apparently sustained significant damage, the senior official said.
- Pentagon satellite quickly pinpointed the downed drone, which apparently sustained significant damage, the senior official said.
- RQ-170 satellite quickly pinpointed the downed drone, which apparently sustained significant damage, the senior official said.
- Swiss satellite quickly pinpointed the downed drone, which apparently sustained significant damage, the senior official said.
- Tehran satellite quickly pinpointed the downed drone, which apparently sustained significant damage, the senior official said.
- U.S. satellite quickly pinpointed the downed drone, which apparently sustained significant damage, the senior official said.


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Azwan Elias arrived in America this summer filled with excitement and eagerness to learn. Everyone who knows him says he is wise beyond his 17 years, that he is destined to lead others in his restive homeland of Iraq. He set foot on U.S. soil for the first time in June, part of a group of young Iraqis chosen for a State Department-sponsored leadership program. But the hopes in his heart vanished as fast as they had blossomed. He was forced to watch from afar as militants from ISIS, which calls itself the Islamic State, pressed into northern Iraq, steamrolling Mosul, the nation's second largest city, and then chunks of Ninevah province.

Lord said Azwan's father gave him permission to act as a guardian for

OPTIONS:
- America until he turns 18 next month.
- Azwan until he turns 18 next month.
- Azwan Elias until he turns 18 next month.
- ISIS until he turns 18 next month.
- Iraq until he turns 18 next month.
- Iraqis until he turns 18 next month.
- Islamic State until he turns 18 next month.
- Mosul until he turns 18 next month.
- Ninevah until he turns 18 next month.
- State Department until he turns 18 next month.
- U.S. until he turns 18 next month.
- Yazidis until he turns 18 next month.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Dhaka, Bangladesh (CNN) Pope Francis referred to the Rohingya people by name on Friday, the first time he has directly addressed Myanmar's persecuted Muslim minority in his Asia tour. "The presence of God today is also called Rohingya," the Pope said after speaking to an interfaith audience in the Bangladeshi capital of Dhaka. He did not use the term in public earlier in the week in Myanmar, to the dismay of campaigners for the Rohingya, whose stories of escaping violence in the country have provoked international condemnation. Friday is the final full day of his trip. After his speech, the Pope met a group of Rohingya refugees one by one, giving some of them blessings and listening to the stories of others.

Many say they were forced to flee atrocities committed by the

OPTIONS:
- Asia military.
- Bangladesh military.
- Bangladeshi military.
- CNN military.
- Dhaka military.
- Francis military.
- God military.
- Muslim military.
- Myanmar military.
- Pope military.
- Rohingya military.


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Doral, Florida (CNN) Donald Trump claimed Tuesday during an event with staff at his resort here that his employees are having issues with Obamacare -- an account contradicted by his property's general manager -- amid the news that President Barack Obama's signature health care legislation is facing soaring premiums. "I can say that all of my employees are having a tremendous problem with Obamacare," Trump said. "What they're going through with their health care is horrible because of Obamacare, so we'll repeal it and replace it." The Republican presidential nominee's comments come one day after a government report revealed premiums are set to rise an average of 22% for the benchmark silver place in 2017. The benchmark Obamacare plan will cost an average of $296 a month next year.

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama then urged several of the resort's staff to "come on up" to the microphone to "say a few words about working for Trump."
- CNN then urged several of the resort's staff to "come on up" to the microphone to "say a few words about working for Trump."
- Donald Trump then urged several of the resort's staff to "come on up" to the microphone to "say a few words about working for Trump."
- Doral then urged several of the resort's staff to "come on up" to the microphone to "say a few words about working for Trump."
- Florida then urged several of the resort's staff to "come on up" to the microphone to "say a few words about working for Trump."
- Obamacare then urged several of the resort's staff to "come on up" to the microphone to "say a few words about working for Trump."
- Republican then urged several of the resort's staff to "come on up" to the microphone to "say a few words about working for Trump."
- Trump then urged several of the resort's staff to "come on up" to the microphone to "say a few words about working for Trump."