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Usain Bolt is no longer listed to run the 100 metres at Jamaica's national senior trials on Thursday, sparking concerns about his fitness ahead of defending his sprint titles at this year's world championships in Beijing. The 100m and 200m world record holder has struggled for form this year with modest best times of 10.12 seconds in Brazil and 20.13 in Ostrava. The 10-times world championship medallist, who expressed concerns after a pedestrian 20.29 to win the 200m at the recent New York Diamond League meeting, had intended to run at the Jamaican trials as he seeks race sharpness. But Bolt's name was missing from a list of athletes for the 100m released by the Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association (JAAA) late on Wednesday.

OPTIONS:
- Beijing had been entered along with Yohan Blake, Asafa Powell and Nesta Carter in the preliminary list published by the JAAA on Sunday.
- Bolt had been entered along with Yohan Blake, Asafa Powell and Nesta Carter in the preliminary list published by the JAAA on Sunday.
- Brazil had been entered along with Yohan Blake, Asafa Powell and Nesta Carter in the preliminary list published by the JAAA on Sunday.
- JAAA had been entered along with Yohan Blake, Asafa Powell and Nesta Carter in the preliminary list published by the JAAA on Sunday.
- Jamaica had been entered along with Yohan Blake, Asafa Powell and Nesta Carter in the preliminary list published by the JAAA on Sunday.
- Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association had been entered along with Yohan Blake, Asafa Powell and Nesta Carter in the preliminary list published by the JAAA on Sunday.
- Jamaican had been entered along with Yohan Blake, Asafa Powell and Nesta Carter in the preliminary list published by the JAAA on Sunday.
- New York Diamond League had been entered along with Yohan Blake, Asafa Powell and Nesta Carter in the preliminary list published by the JAAA on Sunday.
- Olympic had been entered along with Yohan Blake, Asafa Powell and Nesta Carter in the preliminary list published by the JAAA on Sunday.
- Ostrava had been entered along with Yohan Blake, Asafa Powell and Nesta Carter in the preliminary list published by the JAAA on Sunday.
- Usain Bolt had been entered along with Yohan Blake, Asafa Powell and Nesta Carter in the preliminary list published by the JAAA on Sunday.


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A mother whose son suffered severe brain damage during birth is set to receive potentially the biggest medical negligence payout in history. The High Court ruled today that United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust must pay in excess of £14.6 million  for birth injuries, after failing to carry out a Caesarean section on Suzanne Adams and properly monitor her during labour. The hospital's negligence led to her son James Robshaw, now 12, being born with cerebral palsy. The decision, believed to be one of the most significant in a case of medical negligence and the largest ever such court-ordered award for birth injury, reflects the lifetime care that James needs.

The sum ordered by the

OPTIONS:
- High Court includes money to pay for all James’ needs including:
- James includes money to pay for all James’ needs including:
- James Robshaw includes money to pay for all James’ needs including:
- Suzanne Adams includes money to pay for all James’ needs including:
- United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust includes money to pay for all James’ needs including:


(CNN) Zika is here, in the USA. Fasten your seat belts because we're in for a bumpy ride. Local mosquitoes in the Miami area are carrying the Zika virus, and have infected at least four Floridians. In announcing this alarming news during a press conference Friday morning, Gov. Rick Scott, a Republican, added a sharp warning: "This is not just a Florida issue. It's a national issue -- we just happen to be at the forefront." Now all the falderal typical of American outbreaks will commence: Political posturing, hysteria versus naysaying, conspiracy theories, demands for safety and care and a daily mounting toll of identified cases. And this year the hoopla will unfold against the background of one of the ugliest, most deeply divided election years in modern history.

Florida has identified 386 Zika cases so far, all acquired overseas or via sexual intercourse with a partner who traveled to a

OPTIONS:
- American-epidemic location: 55 of them are pregnant women.
- Broward-epidemic location: 55 of them are pregnant women.
- CNN-epidemic location: 55 of them are pregnant women.
- Dade-epidemic location: 55 of them are pregnant women.
- Florida-epidemic location: 55 of them are pregnant women.
- Floridians-epidemic location: 55 of them are pregnant women.
- Laurie Garrett-epidemic location: 55 of them are pregnant women.
- Miami-epidemic location: 55 of them are pregnant women.
- Republican-epidemic location: 55 of them are pregnant women.
- Rick Scott-epidemic location: 55 of them are pregnant women.
- USA-epidemic location: 55 of them are pregnant women.
- Washington-epidemic location: 55 of them are pregnant women.
- Zika-epidemic location: 55 of them are pregnant women.


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The Labour leadership blocked Karie Murphy (pictured), a Unite candidate, from the Labour shortlist for the marginal seat of Halifax The tweet about Harriet Harman from a senior unnamed official at Unite, Britain’s most powerful trade union, was short and menacing: ‘She will have to answer for her actions in due course.’ The threat this week was made in response to the Labour leadership blocking Karie Murphy, a Unite candidate, from the Labour shortlist for the marginal seat of Halifax. And the reason for their fury at the Deputy Leader of the Labour Party? The list was agreed by an ad-hoc three-strong committee chaired by Harman.

And that committee was given a clear instruction by Ed Miliband: block

OPTIONS:
- Britain at all costs.
- Deputy Leader of the Labour Party at all costs.
- Ed Miliband at all costs.
- Halifax at all costs.
- Harman at all costs.
- Harriet Harman at all costs.
- Karie Murphy at all costs.
- Labour at all costs.
- Len McCluskey at all costs.
- Miliband at all costs.
- Unite at all costs.


Passenger numbers at Gatwick are up, but profits are down, just days before the airport could find out if it has beaten its rival Heathrow and might win permission to build a new runway. The West Sussex airport had more flights, more passengers and busier planes last year, breaking its record for its busiest ever month in August 2014 with 4.37 million passengers - that worked out at 141,000 a day. Overall passenger numbers were up 7.8 per cent in the year to a total of 38.7 million with the vast majority - over 32 million - flying to Europe. The airport recorded 906 air traffic movements in one day in August, a world record for a single-runway airport.

OPTIONS:
- Europe is the country's biggest airport and a hub where more than a third of passengers are connecting to other flights.
- Gatwick is the country's biggest airport and a hub where more than a third of passengers are connecting to other flights.
- Heathrow is the country's biggest airport and a hub where more than a third of passengers are connecting to other flights.
- West Sussex is the country's biggest airport and a hub where more than a third of passengers are connecting to other flights.


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The daughter of New Zealand rugby legend Jerry Collins is well enough to be released from hospital after she was injured in the same car crash that killed her mother and father. Ayla Collins underwent a number of life-saving operations after the accident, which took place when the car she was travelling in with her parents, Collins and Alana Madill, was struck by a bus on a French highway. It was revealed on Saturday night the three-month-old is now well enough to leave hospital and will travel to Canada to live with her mother's family. 'It has been one month since the Collins family and our family lost two incredibly special people, who we all miss dearly every day,' Nora Madill, Alana's sister, posted on Facebook.

'Ayla still has a long road ahead of her but she no longer requires emergency care in

OPTIONS:
- Alana.
- Alana Madill.
- All Blacks.
- Ayla.
- Ayla Collins.
- Canada.
- Collins.
- Facebook.
- France.
- French.
- Jerry Collins.
- New Zealand.
- Nora Madill.


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Palm Beach, Florida (CNN) President Donald Trump, a newcomer to the White House, is still developing his relationship with the people of Washington. But that's far from the case with the people of Palm Beach -- now the location of his so-called Winter White House -- the long spit of land off Florida's East Coast that the real estate mogul has been frequenting for decades. Since he purchased the Mar-a-Lago property in 1985 for $5 million, Trump's relationship with the tony city and its residents has ebbed and flowed. He's sued the city, fought with the town leadership and turned local issues into nattional controversies. Traffic caused by Trump's motorcade is the most recent sore spot for the people of Palm Beach and the surrounding area.

Hufty and her other commission members recently approved a request to build a helipad at Mar-a-

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Donald Trump.
- East Coast.
- Florida.
- Hufty.
- Lago.
- Mar.
- Palm Beach.
- Palm Beachers.
- Trump.
- Washington.
- White House.
- Winter White House.


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(CNN) -- What role did Pakistan play in the operation against Osama bin Laden? I would be surprised if Pakistan played a significant role in the operation to apprehend and kill Osama bin Laden, based on the fact that the drone strikes that the U.S. conduct in the tribal areas are done covertly, the authorities in Pakistan are not informed until the very last minute, because of the fear of information leaks. An operation of this scale in the central urban heartland of Pakistan would mean that information would be kept on a need-to-know basis. Only a few people within the CIA would have known about this operation, it would definitely not have gone out to another country's intelligence agency, especially when there's so little trust with the ISI [Inter-Services Intelligence, the Pakistani intelligence service].

U.S. interests, U.S. personnel,

OPTIONS:
- CIA embassies and consulates will have to take extra precautions.
- CNN embassies and consulates will have to take extra precautions.
- Gohel embassies and consulates will have to take extra precautions.
- ISI [Inter-Services Intelligence embassies and consulates will have to take extra precautions.
- Osama bin Laden embassies and consulates will have to take extra precautions.
- Pakistan embassies and consulates will have to take extra precautions.
- Pakistani embassies and consulates will have to take extra precautions.
- U.S. embassies and consulates will have to take extra precautions.


(CNN) -- Tiger Woods' personal life went off the rails. Lance Armstrong's sporting image crashed in drugs. Both were sponsored by Nike in multi-million dollar deals. Now Nike is being reminded again that pinning your company reputation on star names is a risky business. This time it's Oscar Pistorius whose life has moved from sports headlines to the news pages to cause headaches at Nike headquarters. Pistorius, known as the 'blade runner,' is the man Nike called a bullet and who is now charged with shooting his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp. With Pistorius, Nike had a star able to attract supporters to disabled athletics and who was so fast he could compete against able-bodied runners.

OPTIONS:
- CNN rejects the murder allegation "in the strongest terms," Van Zuyl said.
- Lance Armstrong rejects the murder allegation "in the strongest terms," Van Zuyl said.
- Nike rejects the murder allegation "in the strongest terms," Van Zuyl said.
- Oscar Pistorius rejects the murder allegation "in the strongest terms," Van Zuyl said.
- Pistorius rejects the murder allegation "in the strongest terms," Van Zuyl said.
- Reeva Steenkamp rejects the murder allegation "in the strongest terms," Van Zuyl said.
- Tiger Woods rejects the murder allegation "in the strongest terms," Van Zuyl said.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump went too far when he falsely claimed that former President Barack Obama had not called the families of slain soldiers, former Attorney General Eric Holder said Wednesday. "Mr. President, you crossed the line there," Holder said on CNN's "The Lead with Jake Tapper." The former Democratic prosecutor continued: "And you know, I understand you've got a tough job. I generally hold my powder, but that was a line that you crossed." Holder, a top ally of Obama's who was attorney general for the first six years of his presidency, said Trump's comments made him feel he needed to speak out.

In Wednesday's interview,

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama said that as attorney general he had to make condolence calls to families of agents who lost their lives in the line of duty.
- CNN said that as attorney general he had to make condolence calls to families of agents who lost their lives in the line of duty.
- Democratic said that as attorney general he had to make condolence calls to families of agents who lost their lives in the line of duty.
- Donald Trump said that as attorney general he had to make condolence calls to families of agents who lost their lives in the line of duty.
- Eric Holder said that as attorney general he had to make condolence calls to families of agents who lost their lives in the line of duty.
- Holder said that as attorney general he had to make condolence calls to families of agents who lost their lives in the line of duty.
- Jake Tapper said that as attorney general he had to make condolence calls to families of agents who lost their lives in the line of duty.
- Obama said that as attorney general he had to make condolence calls to families of agents who lost their lives in the line of duty.
- The Lead said that as attorney general he had to make condolence calls to families of agents who lost their lives in the line of duty.
- Trump said that as attorney general he had to make condolence calls to families of agents who lost their lives in the line of duty.
- Washington said that as attorney general he had to make condolence calls to families of agents who lost their lives in the line of duty.


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Washington (CNN) Former Sen. Bob Dole said in a new interview Wednesday that Sen. Ted Cruz would be even worse for the Republican Party than Donald Trump were he to win the presidential nomination -- describing "cataclysmic" and "wholesale losses" for the GOP if Cruz prevails. In an interview with The New York Times, the former presidential nominee said Cruz would also be worse at governing than Trump, saying the Texas senator has made enemies in Washington. "I don't know how he's going to deal with Congress," Dole told the Times. "Nobody likes him." Trump, on the other hand, could "probably work with Congress, because he's, you know, he's got the right personality and he's kind of a deal-maker," Dole added.

"If he's the nominee, we're going to have wholesale losses in

OPTIONS:
- Bob Dole and state offices and governors and legislatures," Dole said.
- CNN and state offices and governors and legislatures," Dole said.
- Congress and state offices and governors and legislatures," Dole said.
- Cruz and state offices and governors and legislatures," Dole said.
- Dole and state offices and governors and legislatures," Dole said.
- Donald Trump and state offices and governors and legislatures," Dole said.
- GOP and state offices and governors and legislatures," Dole said.
- Republican Party and state offices and governors and legislatures," Dole said.
- Ted Cruz and state offices and governors and legislatures," Dole said.
- Texas and state offices and governors and legislatures," Dole said.
- The New York Times and state offices and governors and legislatures," Dole said.
- Times and state offices and governors and legislatures," Dole said.
- Trump and state offices and governors and legislatures," Dole said.
- Washington and state offices and governors and legislatures," Dole said.


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Donald Trump has renewed his calls for tougher immigration controls in the wake of an illegal Mexican migrant allegedly murdering a woman in San Francisco. The presidential hopeful branded U.S. border controls an 'absolute disgrace' in light of the revelation that Francisco Sanchez, 45, had already been deported five times - and was recently released from jail by officials who routinely refuse requests to hand over illegal immigrants. Sanchez is accused of gunning down Kathryn Steinle, 32, as she walked along Pier 14 with her father on Thursday evening. According to the victim's family, the attack was entirely at random.

OPTIONS:
- Bay Area has been at the center of a firestorm this week after business partners and associates rounded on him for his anti-Mexican rhetoric.
- Donald Trump has been at the center of a firestorm this week after business partners and associates rounded on him for his anti-Mexican rhetoric.
- Francisco Sanchez has been at the center of a firestorm this week after business partners and associates rounded on him for his anti-Mexican rhetoric.
- Francisco Sanchez has been at the center of a firestorm this week after business partners and associates rounded on him for his anti-Mexican rhetoric.
- Kathryn Steinle has been at the center of a firestorm this week after business partners and associates rounded on him for his anti-Mexican rhetoric.
- Mexican has been at the center of a firestorm this week after business partners and associates rounded on him for his anti-Mexican rhetoric.
- Mexicans has been at the center of a firestorm this week after business partners and associates rounded on him for his anti-Mexican rhetoric.
- Pier 14 has been at the center of a firestorm this week after business partners and associates rounded on him for his anti-Mexican rhetoric.
- Republican has been at the center of a firestorm this week after business partners and associates rounded on him for his anti-Mexican rhetoric.
- San Francisco has been at the center of a firestorm this week after business partners and associates rounded on him for his anti-Mexican rhetoric.
- Sanchez has been at the center of a firestorm this week after business partners and associates rounded on him for his anti-Mexican rhetoric.
- Twitter has been at the center of a firestorm this week after business partners and associates rounded on him for his anti-Mexican rhetoric.
- U.S. has been at the center of a firestorm this week after business partners and associates rounded on him for his anti-Mexican rhetoric.


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(CNN) ISIS is said to have suffered key setbacks in Syria, with US-led coalition forces grabbing more turf in the terror group's self-declared capital of Raqqa and the Syrian military seizing a key eastern city. The conflict, which started in 2011, has resulted in the deaths of an estimated 400,000 Syrians and the displacement of millions. ISIS' hold on Raqqa has eroded. Eighty-five percent of the city has been liberated from the terror group, the US-led Combined Joint Task Force said Saturday. In a written statement, the task force told CNN that "steady progress" was being made in defeating ISIS in the group's stronghold.

As fighting persists, civilians in

OPTIONS:
- CNN were to leave in an evacuation plan brokered between tribal elders and a local council, the US-led coalition said.
- Combined Joint Task Force were to leave in an evacuation plan brokered between tribal elders and a local council, the US-led coalition said.
- ISIS were to leave in an evacuation plan brokered between tribal elders and a local council, the US-led coalition said.
- Idlib were to leave in an evacuation plan brokered between tribal elders and a local council, the US-led coalition said.
- Raqqa were to leave in an evacuation plan brokered between tribal elders and a local council, the US-led coalition said.
- Syria were to leave in an evacuation plan brokered between tribal elders and a local council, the US-led coalition said.
- Syrian were to leave in an evacuation plan brokered between tribal elders and a local council, the US-led coalition said.
- Syrians were to leave in an evacuation plan brokered between tribal elders and a local council, the US-led coalition said.
- Turkish were to leave in an evacuation plan brokered between tribal elders and a local council, the US-led coalition said.
- US were to leave in an evacuation plan brokered between tribal elders and a local council, the US-led coalition said.


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You’ll soon be able to track how active your sex life is using your iPhone thanks to a forthcoming update. Apple's iOS 9 will let people track when, and how often they have sex, as well as letting women log their menstrual cycle. The company has previously come under fire for ignoring the importance of female customers and this will be redressed when the revamped HealthKit rolls out in autumn. The update was announced by Apple’s Vice President of Software Engineering, Craig Federighi at the company's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) conference yesterday. He said users will be able to track how much water they drink, UV exposure and how long they sit still for, as well as their reproductive health -  but didn’t provide any further details.

A slide showing a category in

OPTIONS:
- Apple for 'menstruation' flashed up briefly on screen during the presentation.
- Apple’s for 'menstruation' flashed up briefly on screen during the presentation.
- Craig Federighi for 'menstruation' flashed up briefly on screen during the presentation.
- HealthKit for 'menstruation' flashed up briefly on screen during the presentation.
- Software Engineering for 'menstruation' flashed up briefly on screen during the presentation.
- UV for 'menstruation' flashed up briefly on screen during the presentation.
- WWDC for 'menstruation' flashed up briefly on screen during the presentation.
- Worldwide Developers Conference for 'menstruation' flashed up briefly on screen during the presentation.


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(CNN) -- After thousands of years of civilization, finally India has Crunchwraps. In March, a Taco Bell opened in Bangalore, the first Indian outpost of the chain. About 2,500 people a day have been lining up to try burritos and quesadillas, helped out by employees hired to explain what, exactly, burritos and quesadillas are, according to reports. But Indian customers aren't just ordering the Tex-Mex treats known in the U.S. Yum Foods, Taco Bell's parent company, came up with a bunch of special menu items designed for local palates: crunchy potato tacos and extra-spicy burritos filled with paneer, the rubbery, fresh Indian cheese.

As the Taco Bell honchos undoubtedly know,

OPTIONS:
- American is a tricky market for food chains.
- Asia is a tricky market for food chains.
- Bangalore is a tricky market for food chains.
- CNN is a tricky market for food chains.
- Crunchwraps is a tricky market for food chains.
- India is a tricky market for food chains.
- Indian is a tricky market for food chains.
- Japan is a tricky market for food chains.
- KFC is a tricky market for food chains.
- McDonald's is a tricky market for food chains.
- Seaweed Shaker is a tricky market for food chains.
- Taco Bell is a tricky market for food chains.
- Teriyaki McBurger is a tricky market for food chains.
- Tex-Mex is a tricky market for food chains.
- Thousand Island is a tricky market for food chains.
- U.S. is a tricky market for food chains.
- Yum Foods is a tricky market for food chains.


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(CNN) -- The term "software engineer" conjures images of pasty-faced young men with poor posture and limited social skills. And people think fashion models are all beauty and no brains. At least, those are the stereotypes. So what will the world make of Lyndsey Scott, a model for Prada and Victoria's Secret, who spends her spare time building mobile apps? The 29-year-old has appeared in major magazines like Harper's Bazaar, W and British Vogue, but seems more proud of getting her iPhone and iPad apps approved by Apple. "With modeling, you never have control over anything," Scott told CNN. "So being able to have complete power with these apps I develop is very fulfilling."

I had a big battle with

OPTIONS:
- Apple, going back and forth, so it was a huge relief when it finally passed."
- British Vogue, going back and forth, so it was a huge relief when it finally passed."
- CNN, going back and forth, so it was a huge relief when it finally passed."
- Calvin Klein, going back and forth, so it was a huge relief when it finally passed."
- Harper's Bazaar, going back and forth, so it was a huge relief when it finally passed."
- Lyndsey Scott, going back and forth, so it was a huge relief when it finally passed."
- Prada, going back and forth, so it was a huge relief when it finally passed."
- Scott, going back and forth, so it was a huge relief when it finally passed."
- Victoria's Secret, going back and forth, so it was a huge relief when it finally passed."
- W, going back and forth, so it was a huge relief when it finally passed."
- iOS, going back and forth, so it was a huge relief when it finally passed."
- iPad, going back and forth, so it was a huge relief when it finally passed."
- iPhone, going back and forth, so it was a huge relief when it finally passed."


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An Indonesian woman accused of ordering the murder of her wealthy Australian husband is claiming to be of another religion so she won't lose her inheritance, a lawyer says. Noor Ellis, 45, is facing charges carrying the death penalty after allegedly paying her maid's boyfriend to kill Robert Ellis, 60. The successful businessman's body was found in a Bali rice field in October 2014. Ellis told police her husband had neglected her and was denying her money she was entitled to - a claim that shocked family and friends who knew the couple. British man Robert Kelvin Ellis (left), here with wife Noor Ellis (right) was found in a rice paddock with his throat cut in October 2014

Already in custody for his murder is his

OPTIONS:
- Australian wife of 25 years, Noor Ellis, the couple's two maids and the boyfriend of one of the maids
- Bali wife of 25 years, Noor Ellis, the couple's two maids and the boyfriend of one of the maids
- British wife of 25 years, Noor Ellis, the couple's two maids and the boyfriend of one of the maids
- Ellis wife of 25 years, Noor Ellis, the couple's two maids and the boyfriend of one of the maids
- Hindu wife of 25 years, Noor Ellis, the couple's two maids and the boyfriend of one of the maids
- Indonesian wife of 25 years, Noor Ellis, the couple's two maids and the boyfriend of one of the maids
- Muslim wife of 25 years, Noor Ellis, the couple's two maids and the boyfriend of one of the maids
- Noor Ellis wife of 25 years, Noor Ellis, the couple's two maids and the boyfriend of one of the maids
- Robert Ellis wife of 25 years, Noor Ellis, the couple's two maids and the boyfriend of one of the maids
- Robert Kelvin Ellis wife of 25 years, Noor Ellis, the couple's two maids and the boyfriend of one of the maids


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Long the domain of web sites and memes, the animated gif may soon be coming to a message near you. A new app makes creating the images simple on a smartphone - and lets you send them using Facebook Messenger. Camoji is one of the first apps to take advantage of Facebook's decision to open up Messenger, revealed at its recent f8 conference in San Francisco. Camoji allows people to add Instagram style filters to their images before sharing them. The GIFs are created in the Camoji app. Once downloaded, users simply tap on the shutter icon to record an animated gif that is up to 2 seconds long.

'Facebook used to be this single blue app and it did a lot of different things, now

OPTIONS:
- Camoji is a family of apps,' he said.
- Facebook is a family of apps,' he said.
- Facebook Messenger is a family of apps,' he said.
- GIFs is a family of apps,' he said.
- Instagram is a family of apps,' he said.
- Messenger is a family of apps,' he said.
- San Francisco is a family of apps,' he said.


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Twitter may be about to hire co-founder Jack Dorsey as its permanent CEO three months after he took over the job on a temporary basis. The technology news site Re/Code says Dorsey's appointment could be announced as early as Thursday morning. The report posted Wednesday cited unnamed people. Dorsey is also CEO of mobile payment service Square, a job he has repeatedly said he intends to keep as he prepares to take that San Francisco company public too. The headquarters of Twitter and Square are located a block from each other, making it more convenient to shuttle back and forth between the two companies.

Costolo has agreed to cancel all of his remaining unvested equity in

OPTIONS:
- Costolo after July 1 as part of today's deal.
- Dorsey after July 1 as part of today's deal.
- Jack Dorsey after July 1 as part of today's deal.
- Re/Code after July 1 as part of today's deal.
- San Francisco after July 1 as part of today's deal.
- Square after July 1 as part of today's deal.
- Twitter after July 1 as part of today's deal.
- Twitter and Square after July 1 as part of today's deal.


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Starting life in a new town became too much for one Chinese teen whose extreme loneliness led to a suicide attempt. The 14 year old girl, identified as Xiao Mei, sat dangerously on the window ledge outside her family's seventh floor apartment in Chongqing, western China. She had reached breaking point after her parents refused to let her go back to her childhood home of Yunnan, south west China, reported People's Daily Online. Local police received a report of the suicide attempt at 7:50am on July 6 and arrived to see a crowd of 200 people watching the teenager. Xiao Mei was sitting high above the ground and was silent apart from the occasional mutterings of 'leave me alone'.

The girl's parents have agreed to take her home to

OPTIONS:
- China in the summer holidays on the promise that she will stop her suicide attempts.
- Chinese in the summer holidays on the promise that she will stop her suicide attempts.
- Chongqing in the summer holidays on the promise that she will stop her suicide attempts.
- People's Daily Online in the summer holidays on the promise that she will stop her suicide attempts.
- Xiao Mei in the summer holidays on the promise that she will stop her suicide attempts.
- Yunnan in the summer holidays on the promise that she will stop her suicide attempts.


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David Cameron wants to use the upcoming EU referendum to 'dock' Britain permanently to Brussels, European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker has claimed. Mr Juncker told a German newspaper that Britain would not vote to leave the EU - claiming that both the public and the Prime Minister were against it. The EU chief's intervention comes after he held private with Mr Cameron at the Prime Minister's country retreat, Chequers, last week ahead of his 48-hour tour of European capitals on Thursday and Friday. Mr Cameron wants to renegotiate Britain's membership of the EU before holding an in/out referendum by the end of 2017.

No child benefit or tax credits paid for children living outside the

OPTIONS:
- Britain
- Brussels
- Cameron
- Chequers
- Claude Juncker
- David Cameron
- EU
- Europe
- European
- European Commission
- German
- Jean
- Juncker
- UK


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Phil Jones played as a deep-lying midfielder, but it didn’t feel like a midfielder’s performance. He was embarrassed by Giorgio Chiellini for their goal, and he was lucky to get away with losing his man at the previous set-piece. When England were in possession, he didn’t work hard enough to get on the ball — he was happy to let Chris Smalling bring the ball out. Manchester United defender Phil Jones failed to impress after being handed a midfield role Jones (right) returns to the centre circle after playing a part in conceding Italy's opening goal Roy Hodgson's 'experiment' of playing Jones as a deep central midfielder didn't pay dividends

But right now, he looks better than Smalling and

OPTIONS:
- Chris Smalling, who have had a lot more hype surrounding their breakthroughs into the England squad.
- England, who have had a lot more hype surrounding their breakthroughs into the England squad.
- Everton, who have had a lot more hype surrounding their breakthroughs into the England squad.
- Giorgio Chiellini, who have had a lot more hype surrounding their breakthroughs into the England squad.
- Harry Kane, who have had a lot more hype surrounding their breakthroughs into the England squad.
- Italy, who have had a lot more hype surrounding their breakthroughs into the England squad.
- Jones, who have had a lot more hype surrounding their breakthroughs into the England squad.
- Kane, who have had a lot more hype surrounding their breakthroughs into the England squad.
- Manchester United, who have had a lot more hype surrounding their breakthroughs into the England squad.
- Phil Jagielka, who have had a lot more hype surrounding their breakthroughs into the England squad.
- Phil Jones, who have had a lot more hype surrounding their breakthroughs into the England squad.
- Roy Hodgson, who have had a lot more hype surrounding their breakthroughs into the England squad.
- Turin, who have had a lot more hype surrounding their breakthroughs into the England squad.
- Wayne Rooney, who have had a lot more hype surrounding their breakthroughs into the England squad.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump, in a conversation with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, labeled New Hampshire "a drug-infested den," according to a transcript of Trump's January 27 call that was published by The Washington Post on Thursday. The comment was quickly decried by Republican and Democratic lawmakers in the Granite State, including the state's Republican governor who endorsed Trump during the 2016 campaign. During the call, according to the Post, Trump lashed out at Peña Nieto for the quantity of illegal drugs that come into the United States from Mexico. "We have a massive drug problem where kids are becoming addicted to drugs because the drugs are being sold for less money than candy," Trump said.

OPTIONS:
- CNN has made similar comments in the past about how inexpensive drugs can be.
- Democratic has made similar comments in the past about how inexpensive drugs can be.
- Donald Trump has made similar comments in the past about how inexpensive drugs can be.
- Enrique Peña Nieto has made similar comments in the past about how inexpensive drugs can be.
- Granite State has made similar comments in the past about how inexpensive drugs can be.
- Mexican has made similar comments in the past about how inexpensive drugs can be.
- Mexico has made similar comments in the past about how inexpensive drugs can be.
- New Hampshire has made similar comments in the past about how inexpensive drugs can be.
- Peña Nieto has made similar comments in the past about how inexpensive drugs can be.
- Post has made similar comments in the past about how inexpensive drugs can be.
- Republican has made similar comments in the past about how inexpensive drugs can be.
- The Washington Post has made similar comments in the past about how inexpensive drugs can be.
- Trump has made similar comments in the past about how inexpensive drugs can be.
- US has made similar comments in the past about how inexpensive drugs can be.
- United States has made similar comments in the past about how inexpensive drugs can be.
- Washington has made similar comments in the past about how inexpensive drugs can be.


Write the next sentence.

A woman underwent a smear test live on TV today to raise awareness in the importance of regular checks in diagnosing cervical cancer. Appearing on  This Morning, Dr Dawn Harper carried out the procedure on Helen, a 25-year-old volunteer, following a report that one in four women delay their cervical smears due to fear. Lying on a bed with a sheet covering her lower body, Helen, who had never previously had a smear test, managed to smile and said she was feeling 'OK' as Dr Dawn began the demonstration. As Dr Dawn showed viewers the speculum - the medical tool used to carry out the test - presenter Amanda Holden commended the volunteer, saying: ‘Well done, you're very brave.'

Standing by

OPTIONS:
- Amanda Holden's side, Amanda offered her advice saying: 'I always think about picking my kids up from school or my shopping list.’
- Dawn's side, Amanda offered her advice saying: 'I always think about picking my kids up from school or my shopping list.’
- Dawn Harper's side, Amanda offered her advice saying: 'I always think about picking my kids up from school or my shopping list.’
- Helen's side, Amanda offered her advice saying: 'I always think about picking my kids up from school or my shopping list.’
- ITV's side, Amanda offered her advice saying: 'I always think about picking my kids up from school or my shopping list.’
- This Morning's side, Amanda offered her advice saying: 'I always think about picking my kids up from school or my shopping list.’


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

I first came across Ziauddin Yousafzai when I interviewed him in 2007. He was running his own school and had set up a peace council in Pakistan's restive Swat Valley region. An eloquent English speaker, he was very keen to tell me his story on air. Our first conversation was in whispers; the Taliban had started to make inroads in the Swat Valley and were marching around the streets he told me. He was whispering as if he thought the Taliban might hear at that moment. Accolades, applause and a grim milestone Our cameras could not go into Swat so we conducted our interview on the phone. We did not use his full name or photo to protect his identity -- although Ziauddin insisted we do so. I asked him what an average day was like and he told me, "Young lady, young boys are being slaughtered here before our very eyes like goats." I was shocked by the savage image this simple statement had generated in my mind, yet this man had no fear of speaking to us.

We have not heard from and do not know much about

OPTIONS:
- English's mother.
- Malala's mother.
- Pakistan's mother.
- Swat's mother.
- Swat Valley's mother.
- Taliban's mother.
- Ziauddin's mother.
- Ziauddin Yousafzai's mother.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) -- In the summer of 2007, two Palestinian groups -- Fatah and Hamas -- fought street battles in Gaza. Fatah, loyal to Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, was losing. And a U.S. diplomatic cable indicates that "desperate, disorganized, and demoralized" Fatah members appealed to Israel to attack their rival. The cable quotes the head of the Israeli Security Agency, Yuval Diskin, as telling U.S. diplomats, "They are approaching a zero-sum situation, and yet they ask us to attack Hamas." Diskin is also quoted as saying that Hamas had infiltrated Abbas' Presidential Guard and seized heavy machine guns. Fatah members quickly denied any approach had been made. Dimitri Diliani, a member of Fatah's revolutionary council, said such comments are part of a smear campaign carried out by Israel, which had never been asked "to address or to assist in any Palestinian national manner."

But he opposed arming

OPTIONS:
- Abbas, saying, "They are not organized to ensure that the equipment that is transferred to them will reach the intended recipients."
- CNN, saying, "They are not organized to ensure that the equipment that is transferred to them will reach the intended recipients."
- Dimitri Diliani, saying, "They are not organized to ensure that the equipment that is transferred to them will reach the intended recipients."
- Diskin, saying, "They are not organized to ensure that the equipment that is transferred to them will reach the intended recipients."
- Fatah, saying, "They are not organized to ensure that the equipment that is transferred to them will reach the intended recipients."
- Gaza, saying, "They are not organized to ensure that the equipment that is transferred to them will reach the intended recipients."
- Hamas, saying, "They are not organized to ensure that the equipment that is transferred to them will reach the intended recipients."
- Israel, saying, "They are not organized to ensure that the equipment that is transferred to them will reach the intended recipients."
- Israeli, saying, "They are not organized to ensure that the equipment that is transferred to them will reach the intended recipients."
- Mahmoud Abbas, saying, "They are not organized to ensure that the equipment that is transferred to them will reach the intended recipients."
- Palestinian, saying, "They are not organized to ensure that the equipment that is transferred to them will reach the intended recipients."
- Palestinian Authority, saying, "They are not organized to ensure that the equipment that is transferred to them will reach the intended recipients."
- Security Agency, saying, "They are not organized to ensure that the equipment that is transferred to them will reach the intended recipients."
- U.S., saying, "They are not organized to ensure that the equipment that is transferred to them will reach the intended recipients."
- WikiLeaks, saying, "They are not organized to ensure that the equipment that is transferred to them will reach the intended recipients."
- Yuval Diskin, saying, "They are not organized to ensure that the equipment that is transferred to them will reach the intended recipients."


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Their normal mode of royal transport is a Bentley But Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall were game for a laugh today as they took a ride on a tuk tuk round the gardens of Clarence House. The couple were lending their support to a charity rickshaw race that will take place later this in memory of Camilla's late brother, Mark Shand. The Travels To My Elephant trek will see participants, including model Yasmin Le Bon and her daughter, Amber, drive 500 kilometres across India to highlight the plight of the endangered Asian Elephant. Scroll down for video Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall and Prince Charles, Prince of Wales ride a rickshaw at Clarence House where they hosted a reception to launch the 'Travels to My Elephant' Rickshaw Race

Prince Charles enjoyed a first glimpse of the decorated rickshaws with model mother and daughter duo, Amber and

OPTIONS:
- Amber
- Asia
- Asian Elephant
- Bentley
- Camilla
- Charles
- Clarence House
- Duchess of Cornwall
- India
- Mark Shand
- My Elephant' Rickshaw Race
- Prince of Wales
- Rickshaw Race
- Yasmin Le Bon


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) -- It is the eight day period that will define the reign of Jose Mourinho, coach of Spanish giants Real Madrid. And it got off to the perfect start as the Portuguese manager led his side to a crucial 3-1 victory at archrivals Barcelona to seal a place in the Spanish Cup final -- one of only two trophies left for the club to win. Now, after another meeting with Barcelona on Saturday in the league, Mourinho will turn his thoughts to the second leg of their last 16 European Champions League tie against English Premier League leaders Manchester United which arrives next week. The sides drew 1-1 in the first leg.

He was again nullified as

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona cruised to a 4-2 aggregate victory.
- CNN cruised to a 4-2 aggregate victory.
- Champions League cruised to a 4-2 aggregate victory.
- Cristiano Ronaldo cruised to a 4-2 aggregate victory.
- El Clasico cruised to a 4-2 aggregate victory.
- English Premier League cruised to a 4-2 aggregate victory.
- European Champions League cruised to a 4-2 aggregate victory.
- Jose Mourinho cruised to a 4-2 aggregate victory.
- Manchester United cruised to a 4-2 aggregate victory.
- Mourinho cruised to a 4-2 aggregate victory.
- Portuguese cruised to a 4-2 aggregate victory.
- Real cruised to a 4-2 aggregate victory.
- Real Madrid cruised to a 4-2 aggregate victory.
- Spanish cruised to a 4-2 aggregate victory.
- Spanish Cup cruised to a 4-2 aggregate victory.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) The World Health Organization is under fire after it selected Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe as a goodwill ambassador. The public health agency announced the decision this week, saying the African leader will focus on noncommunicable diseases such as heart attacks and strokes on the continent. But Saturday morning, as public disapproval of the decision grew, WHO's director-general said in a tweet he was "rethinking the approach in light of WHO values." "I'm listening," Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus wrote. "I hear your concerns." Mugabe has long been criticized for corruption and abuse of power, and the decision to name him a goodwill ambassador for WHO stunned health experts and rights activists.

In 2009, Mugabe's ruling party spent more than $250,000 on a lavish birthday party for the leader despite an ongoing food shortage and cholera outbreak in

OPTIONS:
- African.
- Mugabe.
- Robert Mugabe.
- Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.
- WHO.
- World Health Organization.
- Zimbabwe.
- Zimbabwean.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) Though many individuals likely contributed to the President's decision to fire FBI Director James Comey, one notable one may have been Roger Stone, a 64-year-old close friend of Donald Trump and central figure in the FBI investigation into Trump campaign ties to Russia. In the middle of the Watergate scandal, Stone, who engaged in dirty tricks during Richard Nixon's 1972 campaign, was discovered to have hired a Republican operative to infiltrate the George McGovern campaign and was subsequently fired from his job. After the President's resignation, Stone remained an ardent Nixon apologist and loyalist. He even had the man's face tattooed on his back and devoted his life to ruthless, anything-goes politics (or political consulting, as you may know it). Stone's motto was and continues to be: "Admit nothing, deny everything, launch counterattack." And anyone who has watched Trump closely over the years would think it was his personal slogan, too.

OPTIONS:
- CNN has adopted a similar approach to dealing with those who oppose him.
- Comey has adopted a similar approach to dealing with those who oppose him.
- D'Antonio has adopted a similar approach to dealing with those who oppose him.
- Donald Trump has adopted a similar approach to dealing with those who oppose him.
- FBI has adopted a similar approach to dealing with those who oppose him.
- George McGovern has adopted a similar approach to dealing with those who oppose him.
- James Comey has adopted a similar approach to dealing with those who oppose him.
- Michael D'Antonio has adopted a similar approach to dealing with those who oppose him.
- Nixon has adopted a similar approach to dealing with those who oppose him.
- Republican has adopted a similar approach to dealing with those who oppose him.
- Richard Nixon has adopted a similar approach to dealing with those who oppose him.
- Roger Stone has adopted a similar approach to dealing with those who oppose him.
- Russia has adopted a similar approach to dealing with those who oppose him.
- Stone has adopted a similar approach to dealing with those who oppose him.
- Trump has adopted a similar approach to dealing with those who oppose him.
- Watergate has adopted a similar approach to dealing with those who oppose him.


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump, in a conversation with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, labeled New Hampshire "a drug-infested den," according to a transcript of Trump's January 27 call that was published by The Washington Post on Thursday. The comment was quickly decried by Republican and Democratic lawmakers in the Granite State, including the state's Republican governor who endorsed Trump during the 2016 campaign. During the call, according to the Post, Trump lashed out at Peña Nieto for the quantity of illegal drugs that come into the United States from Mexico. "We have a massive drug problem where kids are becoming addicted to drugs because the drugs are being sold for less money than candy," Trump said.

The 39-year-old mother of two -- almost seven years sober after getting addicted to prescription painkillers -- said her support for

OPTIONS:
- CNN was already "starting to dwindle," but this latest news pushed her over the edge.
- Democratic was already "starting to dwindle," but this latest news pushed her over the edge.
- Donald Trump was already "starting to dwindle," but this latest news pushed her over the edge.
- Enrique Peña Nieto was already "starting to dwindle," but this latest news pushed her over the edge.
- Granite State was already "starting to dwindle," but this latest news pushed her over the edge.
- Mexican was already "starting to dwindle," but this latest news pushed her over the edge.
- Mexico was already "starting to dwindle," but this latest news pushed her over the edge.
- New Hampshire was already "starting to dwindle," but this latest news pushed her over the edge.
- Peña Nieto was already "starting to dwindle," but this latest news pushed her over the edge.
- Post was already "starting to dwindle," but this latest news pushed her over the edge.
- Republican was already "starting to dwindle," but this latest news pushed her over the edge.
- The Washington Post was already "starting to dwindle," but this latest news pushed her over the edge.
- Trump was already "starting to dwindle," but this latest news pushed her over the edge.
- US was already "starting to dwindle," but this latest news pushed her over the edge.
- United States was already "starting to dwindle," but this latest news pushed her over the edge.
- Washington was already "starting to dwindle," but this latest news pushed her over the edge.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Qassim Shesho stands on Mount Sinjar in northern Iraq, overlooking a vast mountain range that rises from the desert. The calm is deceptive. He worries about the village behind him. Sheref ad-Din holds one of the holiest shrines for the Yazidis. ISIS militants are only two miles away. "ISIS wants to exterminate us and they want to establish an Islamic caliphate, but Islam is not like what they are doing to us," Shesho says. He says he commands about 2,000 Yazidi fighters. Just months ago, he lived a peaceful life in Germany. "I came back because my people are here. ISIS are terrorists. I came to defend my land, my family and my religion," he tells CNN by phone, speaking in Arabic.

Yassir arrived in September, shortly after ISIS's initial attack on

OPTIONS:
- Arabic left thousands stranded on the mountain without food, water or medical care.
- CNN left thousands stranded on the mountain without food, water or medical care.
- Din left thousands stranded on the mountain without food, water or medical care.
- German left thousands stranded on the mountain without food, water or medical care.
- Germany left thousands stranded on the mountain without food, water or medical care.
- ISIS left thousands stranded on the mountain without food, water or medical care.
- Iraq left thousands stranded on the mountain without food, water or medical care.
- Islam left thousands stranded on the mountain without food, water or medical care.
- Islamic left thousands stranded on the mountain without food, water or medical care.
- Mount Sinjar left thousands stranded on the mountain without food, water or medical care.
- Qassim Shesho left thousands stranded on the mountain without food, water or medical care.
- Sheref left thousands stranded on the mountain without food, water or medical care.
- Shesho left thousands stranded on the mountain without food, water or medical care.
- Sinjar left thousands stranded on the mountain without food, water or medical care.
- Yassir left thousands stranded on the mountain without food, water or medical care.
- Yazidi left thousands stranded on the mountain without food, water or medical care.
- Yazidis left thousands stranded on the mountain without food, water or medical care.


Write the last sentence in this story.

A teenage hacker who wrecked Christmas for millions of gamers after crippling the PlayStation and Xbox networks has been convicted of more than 50,000 offences. The 17-year-old – known as Zeekill  – was part of the Lizard Squad hacking group which shut down online gaming platforms for several days last December. But despite being found guilty of 50,700 offences, he was handed a two-year suspended sentence by a court in Finland. The teenager, who has not been named because of his age, was also ordered to help tackle cyber crime as part of his rehabilitation. After the verdict, a Lizard Squad Twitter account boasted that the teenager had avoided a jail term.

OPTIONS:
- Boy is a network of hackers which is described as 'vocal, taunting and bit obnoxious'.
- Finland is a network of hackers which is described as 'vocal, taunting and bit obnoxious'.
- Lizard Squad is a network of hackers which is described as 'vocal, taunting and bit obnoxious'.
- Lizard Squad Twitter is a network of hackers which is described as 'vocal, taunting and bit obnoxious'.
- PlayStation is a network of hackers which is described as 'vocal, taunting and bit obnoxious'.
- Xbox is a network of hackers which is described as 'vocal, taunting and bit obnoxious'.
- Zeekill is a network of hackers which is described as 'vocal, taunting and bit obnoxious'.


Write the next sentence.

Washington (CNN) The Supreme Court ruled Monday morning in favor of a death row inmate in a case concerning race discrimination in jury selection. Timothy Tyrone Foster, an African-American, is on death row in Georgia for the 1987 murder of an elderly white woman, Queen Madge White. The jury that convicted him was all white. Twenty years after his sentence his attorneys obtained notes the prosecution team took while it was engaged in picking a jury, including marking potential jurors who were black had a "b" written by their name. "The focus on race in the prosecution's file plainly demonstrates a concerted effort to keep black prospective jurors off the jury," Chief Justice John Roberts wrote in the majority opinion. Justice Clarence Thomas was the only dissenter.

In the

OPTIONS:
- African case, the state and the defense used their peremptory strikes to reduce the pool to 12 jurors and four alternates.
- American case, the state and the defense used their peremptory strikes to reduce the pool to 12 jurors and four alternates.
- CNN case, the state and the defense used their peremptory strikes to reduce the pool to 12 jurors and four alternates.
- Georgia case, the state and the defense used their peremptory strikes to reduce the pool to 12 jurors and four alternates.
- Justice Clarence Thomas case, the state and the defense used their peremptory strikes to reduce the pool to 12 jurors and four alternates.
- Justice John Roberts case, the state and the defense used their peremptory strikes to reduce the pool to 12 jurors and four alternates.
- Madge White case, the state and the defense used their peremptory strikes to reduce the pool to 12 jurors and four alternates.
- Supreme Court case, the state and the defense used their peremptory strikes to reduce the pool to 12 jurors and four alternates.
- Timothy Tyrone Foster case, the state and the defense used their peremptory strikes to reduce the pool to 12 jurors and four alternates.
- Washington case, the state and the defense used their peremptory strikes to reduce the pool to 12 jurors and four alternates.


Write the last sentence in this story.

Washington  (CNN) The Clinton Foundation is under intensifying scrutiny as Republicans accuse it of being a corrupt and opaque institution. Donald Trump called for a special prosecutor to investigate the foundation during the 2016 election and charged Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton engaged in "criminality" for connections between the family organization's donors and her actions as secretary of state. The sprawling, complex structure of the foundation, its history of contributions from foreign power brokers and its attractiveness as a Republican line of attack mean it's likely to stay in the spotlight. But the glare of public attention hasn't always been so enlightening about the nature of the foundation and its activities. Here's a closer look.

If

OPTIONS:
- Bill Clinton wins, foundation says it won't take foreign money
- CNN wins, foundation says it won't take foreign money
- Clinton Foundation wins, foundation says it won't take foreign money
- Democratic wins, foundation says it won't take foreign money
- Donald Trump wins, foundation says it won't take foreign money
- Hillary Clinton wins, foundation says it won't take foreign money
- Republican wins, foundation says it won't take foreign money
- Republicans wins, foundation says it won't take foreign money
- Washington wins, foundation says it won't take foreign money


Write the next sentence.

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

In fact, at one of his campaign rallies in October,

OPTIONS:
- Alec Baldwin mocked the physical appearance of the women, suggesting they weren't attractive enough for him to grope.
- Bill O'Reilly mocked the physical appearance of the women, suggesting they weren't attractive enough for him to grope.
- CNN mocked the physical appearance of the women, suggesting they weren't attractive enough for him to grope.
- Dean Obeidallah mocked the physical appearance of the women, suggesting they weren't attractive enough for him to grope.
- Donald Trump mocked the physical appearance of the women, suggesting they weren't attractive enough for him to grope.
- Kentucky mocked the physical appearance of the women, suggesting they weren't attractive enough for him to grope.
- O'Reilly mocked the physical appearance of the women, suggesting they weren't attractive enough for him to grope.
- SNL mocked the physical appearance of the women, suggesting they weren't attractive enough for him to grope.
- Saturday Night Live mocked the physical appearance of the women, suggesting they weren't attractive enough for him to grope.
- Trump mocked the physical appearance of the women, suggesting they weren't attractive enough for him to grope.


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(CNN) She's been called a "Russian government attorney," a "trusted insider" of the Kremlin, the "go-to lawyer for the Moscow regional government" and an acquaintance of Russia's powerful prosecutor general. Natalia Veselnitskaya, 42, rose from obscurity to international notoriety following the disclosure of her June 9, 2016, meeting with Donald Trump, Jr., Jared Kushner and Paul Manafort. She also appears to have amassed considerable wealth in a very short period of time, 14 years ago, when her legal career in the Moscow region (not to be confused with the city of Moscow) was in its infancy and she was just transitioning from being a government employee to a private practitioner.

According to two different privately run databases, which draw on personal financial and employment information from Russian state records,

OPTIONS:
- CNN went from a lowly state salary of $1,559 a year to a much more comfortable $53,645, between 1999 and 2003.
- Donald Trump went from a lowly state salary of $1,559 a year to a much more comfortable $53,645, between 1999 and 2003.
- Donald Trump Jr. went from a lowly state salary of $1,559 a year to a much more comfortable $53,645, between 1999 and 2003.
- Jared Kushner went from a lowly state salary of $1,559 a year to a much more comfortable $53,645, between 1999 and 2003.
- Jr. went from a lowly state salary of $1,559 a year to a much more comfortable $53,645, between 1999 and 2003.
- Kremlin went from a lowly state salary of $1,559 a year to a much more comfortable $53,645, between 1999 and 2003.
- Michael Weiss went from a lowly state salary of $1,559 a year to a much more comfortable $53,645, between 1999 and 2003.
- Moscow went from a lowly state salary of $1,559 a year to a much more comfortable $53,645, between 1999 and 2003.
- Natalia Veselnitskaya went from a lowly state salary of $1,559 a year to a much more comfortable $53,645, between 1999 and 2003.
- Paul Manafort went from a lowly state salary of $1,559 a year to a much more comfortable $53,645, between 1999 and 2003.
- Russia went from a lowly state salary of $1,559 a year to a much more comfortable $53,645, between 1999 and 2003.
- Russian went from a lowly state salary of $1,559 a year to a much more comfortable $53,645, between 1999 and 2003.
- Trump Tower went from a lowly state salary of $1,559 a year to a much more comfortable $53,645, between 1999 and 2003.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) I've lived and worked in the Middle East for a decade, providing medical care, emergency relief and economic opportunity for refugees. Growing up in American Baptist churches, I was awed by missionaries: those larger-than-life heroes who go into hostile territory, risking body and limb to tell the Jesus story in countries where doing so is dangerous at best and illegal at worst. In order to get inside these "closed" countries, some missionaries pose as aid workers, teachers and business owners. Under the guise of work they think a hostile government or population will find valuable, they sneak in, concealing their true aim: to convert as many as possible to their religion.

But there's another question we should ask: "Why can't we provide enough value to society that it outweighs the perceived threat of our

OPTIONS:
- American Baptist identity?"
- CNN identity?"
- Christian identity?"
- Christians identity?"
- Declassified identity?"
- Jeremy Courtney identity?"
- Jesus identity?"
- Middle East identity?"
- U.S. identity?"


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

Bastian Schweinsteiger has agreed to join Manchester United in a spectacular coup for manager Louis van Gaal. It is understood the Germany midfielder's relationship with Van Gaal was a major factor behind his decision to accept United's offer of a contract believed to be worth £7.2m a year over three years, the same as his current deal with Bayern. According to BILD, the 30-year-old has informed Bayern bosses of his intention to join United and is on standby to fly to Manchester to complete the formalities of a medical and signing the papers. The German daily also reported that Schweinsteiger did not attend the club's traditional pre-season presentation at the Allianz Arena.

All that remains to be resolved is the fee, with Bayern understood to be looking for upwards of £15million but

OPTIONS:
- Allianz Arena viewing that as excessive for a player of his age with just 12 months left on his Allianz Arena deal.
- BILD viewing that as excessive for a player of his age with just 12 months left on his Allianz Arena deal.
- Bastian Schweinsteiger viewing that as excessive for a player of his age with just 12 months left on his Allianz Arena deal.
- Bayern viewing that as excessive for a player of his age with just 12 months left on his Allianz Arena deal.
- Fee viewing that as excessive for a player of his age with just 12 months left on his Allianz Arena deal.
- German viewing that as excessive for a player of his age with just 12 months left on his Allianz Arena deal.
- Germany viewing that as excessive for a player of his age with just 12 months left on his Allianz Arena deal.
- Louis van Gaal viewing that as excessive for a player of his age with just 12 months left on his Allianz Arena deal.
- Manchester viewing that as excessive for a player of his age with just 12 months left on his Allianz Arena deal.
- Manchester United viewing that as excessive for a player of his age with just 12 months left on his Allianz Arena deal.
- Schweinsteiger viewing that as excessive for a player of his age with just 12 months left on his Allianz Arena deal.
- United viewing that as excessive for a player of his age with just 12 months left on his Allianz Arena deal.
- Van Gaal viewing that as excessive for a player of his age with just 12 months left on his Allianz Arena deal.


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

Serena Williams brushed off some serving troubles before cruising to a 6-4, 6-3 win over Elina Svitolina on Saturday and will meet Simona Halep in the Western & Southern Open final. Williams's serve was off for a second consecutive match in Cincinnati and she committed 34 unforced errors but the World No.1 was never under serious threat from the 14th-seeded Ukrainian. The American will bid to complete a calendar grand slam at her home U.S. Open from Aug. 31, a pursuit that kept her early struggles in perspective on Saturday. 'I wanted to not worry about this match, but worry about the next few matches and next few weeks and start playing better for that,' Williams said in an on-court interview.

Williams laced two straight backhand winners to break

OPTIONS:
- American's serve to move to 3-1 in the second set.
- Cincinnati's serve to move to 3-1 in the second set.
- Elina Svitolina's serve to move to 3-1 in the second set.
- Jelena Jankovic's serve to move to 3-1 in the second set.
- Serena Williams's serve to move to 3-1 in the second set.
- Simona Halep's serve to move to 3-1 in the second set.
- U.S. Open's serve to move to 3-1 in the second set.
- Ukrainian's serve to move to 3-1 in the second set.
- Western & Southern Open's serve to move to 3-1 in the second set.
- Williams's serve to move to 3-1 in the second set.
- World No 1's serve to move to 3-1 in the second set.
- World No.1's serve to move to 3-1 in the second set.


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(CNN)As claims of responsibility go, it is remarkably complex and perhaps asks more questions than it answers, hinting at the messy rivalry perhaps engulfing the jihadi world. Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula commander Nasr Ibn Ali al-Ansi's 12-minute message declares brothers Said and Cherif Kouachi to be -- in the group's eyes -- "heroes" who "were assigned and accepted and fulfilled" a task. It claims that much of what remains of al Qaeda's command was somehow involved in choosing the Charlie Hebdo magazine as a target. Several times, it evokes the name of Osama bin Laden, and his successor, Ayman al-Zawahiri -- names that, in the current focus on ISIS' rampage across the Middle East, seem almost to hail from a time of jihad past.

Above all, Wednesday's long and florid statement shows an al Qaeda desperate not to be eclipsed by its newer -- and at times, in the gruesome jousting of this world -- more radical cousin,

OPTIONS:
- Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.
- Ayman al-Zawahiri.
- CNN.
- Charlie Hebdo.
- Cherif Kouachi.
- ISIS.
- Middle East.
- Nasr Ibn Ali al-Ansi.
- Nick Paton Walsh.
- Osama bin Laden.
- Paris.
- Said.
- al Qaeda.


Complete the passage.

It's the morning of July 12, 2015, and Raheem Sterling's in his Range Rover driving to Liverpool's training ground. His phone rings. 'Morning gaffer,' Sterling replies as he takes the call. 'Just on the way into training,' the youngster continues. 'Okay, come into training but you're not coming on tour; we've accepted a bid,' Brendan Rodgers informed Sterling - who faces Liverpool for the first time this weekend following his summer departure. It's a moment he'll always remember. Having missed two days of training that week, the hype over whether Sterling would board the plane for Liverpool's tour of the Far East was at fever pitch.

I'm definitely in the right place,'

OPTIONS:
- Brendan Rodgers told a friend immediate after the game.
- Europe told a friend immediate after the game.
- Far East told a friend immediate after the game.
- Forward told a friend immediate after the game.
- Liverpool told a friend immediate after the game.
- Raheem Sterling told a friend immediate after the game.
- Range Rover told a friend immediate after the game.
- Reds told a friend immediate after the game.
- Rodgers told a friend immediate after the game.
- Sterling told a friend immediate after the game.
- Stoke told a friend immediate after the game.


Write the next sentence.

Washington (CNN) One of the attorneys general that was threatening to challenge the Trump administration on DACA has backed off his threat, citing a "human element" in his calculation and urging Congress to act instead. The Tennessee attorney general had been part of a group of 10 states that were threatening the Trump administration to add the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program to ongoing litigation in an unfriendly court if President Donald Trump doesn't sunset the program by September 5. That ultimatum was led by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and was issued earlier this summer. But now, Herbert Slatery says he no longer will pursue that course of action.

"There is a human element to this, however, that is not lost on me and should not be ignored,"

OPTIONS:
- CNN wrote.
- Congress wrote.
- DACA wrote.
- Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals wrote.
- Donald Trump wrote.
- Herbert Slatery wrote.
- Ken Paxton wrote.
- Tennessee wrote.
- Texas wrote.
- Trump wrote.
- Washington wrote.


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(CNN) -- Republican Sen. Rob Portman gets so into character playing Barack Obama during debate prep that his performance four years ago sparring with then-GOP presidential candidate John McCain made his wife, Cindy, run out of the room crying. "Part of your responsibility in these debates is to be tougher so the candidate you are helping is ready for the worst of it -- so you have to be mean. You need to get under their skin. Sometimes the candidate you are working with doesn't appreciate it, and even more often, their family doesn't appreciate it," Portman told CNN in an exclusive interview.

"It created a moment in the debate where through one line, he could capture the imagination of the press, capture the imagination of the audience, and make a point -- make a strong point that crystallized that entire debate in one line, and that's what Governor

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama has to be looking for now," O'Donnell said.
- CNN has to be looking for now," O'Donnell said.
- Cindy has to be looking for now," O'Donnell said.
- Democratic has to be looking for now," O'Donnell said.
- GOP has to be looking for now," O'Donnell said.
- John McCain has to be looking for now," O'Donnell said.
- Obama has to be looking for now," O'Donnell said.
- Ohio has to be looking for now," O'Donnell said.
- Portman has to be looking for now," O'Donnell said.
- Republican has to be looking for now," O'Donnell said.
- Rob Portman has to be looking for now," O'Donnell said.
- Romney has to be looking for now," O'Donnell said.


Write the next sentence.

Terrified rock star Courtney Love today told how her car was smashed up and her driver 'taken hostage' after getting caught up in violent demonstrations in Paris. The 50-year-old actress and singer tweeted pictures and videos from inside her taxi after it was attacked by cabbies protesting against rival firm Uber. She said: 'They've ambushed our car and are holding our driver hostage. They're beating the cars with metal bats. This is France?? I'm safer in Baghdad.' Her car was attacked shortly after she landed at Charles de Gaulle airport this morning as mobs of taxi drivers blockaded roads and targeted Uber drivers, even flipping some of their cars over.

Burning tyres were placed in tunnels, causing thick black smoke, while anybody caught in an

OPTIONS:
- Baghdad taxi saw the vehicle rocked from side to side or even tipped upside down.
- Charles de Gaulle taxi saw the vehicle rocked from side to side or even tipped upside down.
- Courtney Love taxi saw the vehicle rocked from side to side or even tipped upside down.
- Former Hole taxi saw the vehicle rocked from side to side or even tipped upside down.
- France taxi saw the vehicle rocked from side to side or even tipped upside down.
- François Hollande taxi saw the vehicle rocked from side to side or even tipped upside down.
- French taxi saw the vehicle rocked from side to side or even tipped upside down.
- Marseilles taxi saw the vehicle rocked from side to side or even tipped upside down.
- Paris taxi saw the vehicle rocked from side to side or even tipped upside down.
- Simon Tomlinson taxi saw the vehicle rocked from side to side or even tipped upside down.
- Star taxi saw the vehicle rocked from side to side or even tipped upside down.
- Toulouse taxi saw the vehicle rocked from side to side or even tipped upside down.
- Uber taxi saw the vehicle rocked from side to side or even tipped upside down.


How does the sentence end?

What does it sound like to land on the surface of Saturn’s moon Titan or fly past the Martian moon Phobos? Thanks to the European Space Agency you can listen to these sounds - and more - recreated by processing data from various spacecraft. The amazing collection of clips include some that have been artificially amplified to be audible to humans, and others that are simply as they originally sounded. The recent launch of a Soyuz rocket that took two European satellites into orbit can also be heard in one amazing clip. It took off from French Guiana at 9.46pm GMT on Friday 27 March (pictured), carrying two satellites that will expand Europe’s Galileo system

Scientists at

OPTIONS:
- 67P are hoping that the probe will wake up in the coming weeks as sunlight recharges its batteries, letting them perform more key science on the surface.
- Europe are hoping that the probe will wake up in the coming weeks as sunlight recharges its batteries, letting them perform more key science on the surface.
- European are hoping that the probe will wake up in the coming weeks as sunlight recharges its batteries, letting them perform more key science on the surface.
- European Space Agency are hoping that the probe will wake up in the coming weeks as sunlight recharges its batteries, letting them perform more key science on the surface.
- French Guiana are hoping that the probe will wake up in the coming weeks as sunlight recharges its batteries, letting them perform more key science on the surface.
- Galileo are hoping that the probe will wake up in the coming weeks as sunlight recharges its batteries, letting them perform more key science on the surface.
- Martian moon Phobos are hoping that the probe will wake up in the coming weeks as sunlight recharges its batteries, letting them perform more key science on the surface.
- Rosetta are hoping that the probe will wake up in the coming weeks as sunlight recharges its batteries, letting them perform more key science on the surface.
- Saturn are hoping that the probe will wake up in the coming weeks as sunlight recharges its batteries, letting them perform more key science on the surface.
- Soundcloud are hoping that the probe will wake up in the coming weeks as sunlight recharges its batteries, letting them perform more key science on the surface.
- Soyuz are hoping that the probe will wake up in the coming weeks as sunlight recharges its batteries, letting them perform more key science on the surface.
- Titan are hoping that the probe will wake up in the coming weeks as sunlight recharges its batteries, letting them perform more key science on the surface.
- moon Titan are hoping that the probe will wake up in the coming weeks as sunlight recharges its batteries, letting them perform more key science on the surface.


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

A suspected serial killer has denied brutally murdering three women in a popular Spanish tourist destination. German national Abdelkader Salhi became known in Spain as the '10 killer' after he allegedly murdered two prostitutes on August 10 and September 10, 2011. Both victims had their credit cards and PIN numbers stolen before they were repeatedly stabbed to death. Salhi, 46, was arrested at a gym near his home in Fontana Beach, Riviera del Sol, a kilometre from the first victim's house in October 2011. At the time of his arrest, he was using a forged Irish passport under the name of Martin Sparitt.

Salhi has lived in

OPTIONS:
- Abdelkader Salhi since 2007, according to Spanish newspaper Diario de Sevilla.
- Fontana Beach since 2007, according to Spanish newspaper Diario de Sevilla.
- German since 2007, according to Spanish newspaper Diario de Sevilla.
- Germany since 2007, according to Spanish newspaper Diario de Sevilla.
- Irish since 2007, according to Spanish newspaper Diario de Sevilla.
- Martin Sparitt since 2007, according to Spanish newspaper Diario de Sevilla.
- Riviera del Sol since 2007, according to Spanish newspaper Diario de Sevilla.
- Salhi since 2007, according to Spanish newspaper Diario de Sevilla.
- Spain since 2007, according to Spanish newspaper Diario de Sevilla.
- Spanish since 2007, according to Spanish newspaper Diario de Sevilla.


Complete the passage.

Conor McGregor and Chad Mendes were unable to complete the traditional face-off on Friday night as the simmering tension between the pair reached boiling point. Mendes stepped in for the injured champion Jose Aldo at less than three weeks' notice but weighed in half a pound under the 145lb featherweight limit in Las Vegas. McGregor, who was roared on by the large contingent of Irish fans among the record 11,000 who attended the weigh-in, made the weight exactly. But UFC president Dana White had to keep the two at arm's length as the fight threatened to break out 24 hours early.

He also posted on Instagram: 'I've seen crack heads roaming the street that look healthier than McGregor right now', in reference to the

OPTIONS:
- Chad Mendes's gaunt appearance.
- Conor McGregor's gaunt appearance.
- Dana White's gaunt appearance.
- Irish's gaunt appearance.
- Irishman's gaunt appearance.
- Jose Aldo's gaunt appearance.
- Las Vegas's gaunt appearance.
- McGregor's gaunt appearance.
- Mendes's gaunt appearance.
- UFC's gaunt appearance.


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(CNN) In several appearances on Don Imus's radio program reviewed by CNN's KFile, Donald Trump praised Hillary Clinton as a "really terrific woman," said Nancy Pelosi was going to do "terrific" as speaker of the House, and offered kind words for Bill Clinton, Charlie Rangel, and the Democratic Party. Trump has said throughout his 2016 campaign that his prior praise and financial contributions to Democrats were part of his obligation as a businessman to get along with both sides of the aisle. "I was a businessman and it was my obligation to get along with everybody, including the Clintons, including Democrats and liberals and Republicans and conservatives," Trump said on Fox News in January.

After a back and forth on the dinner, Trump said if he were

OPTIONS:
- Bill Clinton he wouldn't want to go on Imus' show.
- CNN he wouldn't want to go on Imus' show.
- Charlie Rangel he wouldn't want to go on Imus' show.
- Clintons he wouldn't want to go on Imus' show.
- Democratic Party he wouldn't want to go on Imus' show.
- Democrats he wouldn't want to go on Imus' show.
- Don Imus he wouldn't want to go on Imus' show.
- Donald Trump he wouldn't want to go on Imus' show.
- Fox News he wouldn't want to go on Imus' show.
- Hillary he wouldn't want to go on Imus' show.
- Hillary Clinton he wouldn't want to go on Imus' show.
- House he wouldn't want to go on Imus' show.
- Imus he wouldn't want to go on Imus' show.
- KFile he wouldn't want to go on Imus' show.
- Nancy Pelosi he wouldn't want to go on Imus' show.
- Republicans he wouldn't want to go on Imus' show.
- Trump he wouldn't want to go on Imus' show.


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We're not done yet. That was the message terrorists of Al-Shabaab gave to Kenya on Wednesday, as officials still sorted through rubble and clues left in the wake of the recent massacre that took 67 lives at a Nairobi shopping mall. Read more: How does Al-Shabaab get its money? The Somali militant group handed the threatening statement to regional media, which passed it on to CNN. For four days, starting on September 21, Al-Shabaab fighters spread gunfire and flames through Nairobi's Westgate Shopping Mall, leaving it partially destroyed, stained in blood and littered with bodies. CNN's Zain Verjee: I can't get image of Westgate bodies out of my mind

CNN has seen an electronic version of those reports, which contain an extensive list of terror threats from several regions across

OPTIONS:
- Al-Shabaab over an extended period, but they also specify Al-Shabaab posed a threat to several targets, including Westgate Shopping Mall.
- CNN over an extended period, but they also specify Al-Shabaab posed a threat to several targets, including Westgate Shopping Mall.
- Kenya over an extended period, but they also specify Al-Shabaab posed a threat to several targets, including Westgate Shopping Mall.
- Kenyan over an extended period, but they also specify Al-Shabaab posed a threat to several targets, including Westgate Shopping Mall.
- Nairobi over an extended period, but they also specify Al-Shabaab posed a threat to several targets, including Westgate Shopping Mall.
- Somali over an extended period, but they also specify Al-Shabaab posed a threat to several targets, including Westgate Shopping Mall.
- Westgate over an extended period, but they also specify Al-Shabaab posed a threat to several targets, including Westgate Shopping Mall.
- Westgate Shopping Mall over an extended period, but they also specify Al-Shabaab posed a threat to several targets, including Westgate Shopping Mall.
- Zain Verjee over an extended period, but they also specify Al-Shabaab posed a threat to several targets, including Westgate Shopping Mall.
- al-Shabaab over an extended period, but they also specify Al-Shabaab posed a threat to several targets, including Westgate Shopping Mall.


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

A poltergeist that maliciously terrorised a home for four months by hurling stones and knives at the people who lived there has been described as one of the most spookiest supernatural occupations in Australia. Tony Healy and Paul Cropper spent several days at the Humpty Doo home in the Northern Territory when the poltergeist was in full swing back in 1998. The pair have published details of the encounter in their new book Australian Poltergeist: The Stone-throwing Spook of Humpty Doo and Many Other Cases. Scroll down for video Andrew Agius found the word CAR made from small pebbles in the bathroom of the Humpty Doo home in the Northern Territory back in 1998. Words referred to their friend Troy Raddatz who was incinerated in a car accident just a few kilometres from their house

The book details 50 of Australia's poltergeist occupations dating back to 1845 - with

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Agius coming in at number two.
- Australia coming in at number two.
- Australian coming in at number two.
- Australian Poltergeist coming in at number two.
- Humpty Doo coming in at number two.
- Northern Territory coming in at number two.
- Paul Cropper coming in at number two.
- Poltergeist coming in at number two.
- Spook coming in at number two.
- Stone coming in at number two.
- Tony Healy coming in at number two.
- Troy Raddatz coming in at number two.


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London (CNN) Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair has defended his attempts to secure the release of a UK citizen from Guantanamo Bay after reports that the former detainee carried out an ISIS suicide attack in Iraq this week. ISIS on its media affiliates claimed that Abu-Zakariya al-Britani -- a British citizen who initially went by Ronald Fiddler and later took the name Jamal Udeen al-Harith -- detonated a car bomb at an Iraqi army base southwest of Mosul this week. While a spokesman for Prime Minister Theresa May said there had been no independent verification that the attacker was the former Guantanamo detainee, an official told CNN that UK intelligence services believe with "high confidence" that the bomber killed near Mosul was the former British inmate.

OPTIONS:
- Abu-Harith gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Al-Harith gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Blair-Harith gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Britani-Harith gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- British-Harith gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- CNN-Harith gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Guantanamo-Harith gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Guantanamo Bay-Harith gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Harith-Harith gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- ISIS-Harith gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Iraq-Harith gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Iraqi-Harith gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Jamal Udeen al-Harith gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- London-Harith gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Mosul-Harith gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Ronald Fiddler-Harith gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Theresa May-Harith gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Tony Blair-Harith gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- UK-Harith gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Zakariya al-Harith gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.


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(CNN) Twenty-one days to Election Day, the eve of the final presidential debate, and once again I felt like I was choosing between being a bad mom or a bad reporter. It was a pivotal moment at the end of tumultuous campaign. There were stories to write. We had interviews lined up in Vegas. And yet Lila Grace, now 21 months, was curled up with her head tucked in my shoulder, fingers pinching my skin, as she struggled with that painful barking cough that comes with croup. I began to play that game in my head, trying to rationalize whether it was OK to leave. We had taken her to the doctor; gotten her medicine; her fever had subsided; and I was leaving her in the extremely capable hands of my husband, as well as his mother, who had come to help.

But I'm still trying to find that balance between doing my job (well enough) and being present with

OPTIONS:
- Election Day, trying to ignore that endless stream of emails and the pulsating phone.
- Lila Grace, trying to ignore that endless stream of emails and the pulsating phone.
- OK, trying to ignore that endless stream of emails and the pulsating phone.
- Vegas, trying to ignore that endless stream of emails and the pulsating phone.


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

We're not bluffing, the Obama administration told Afghanistan on Tuesday in announcing for the first time it has started planning for the possible withdrawal of all U.S. troops by the end of the year if no security agreement is signed. Statements by the White House and Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel showed President Barack Obama's impatience with Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai's refusal to sign the agreement that would keep several thousand American troops in the country after combat operations conclude this year. In a phone call with Karzai on Tuesday to discuss upcoming elections for a new Afghan leader, Obama made clear that time was running out to properly plan for keeping any U.S. forces in the country beyond 2014, the White House said.

OPTIONS:
- Afghan, he said, has been very clear that the possibility of U.S. troops staying in Afghanistan depends "on whether we have a bilateral security agreement signed by the Afghani government, to assure our rights of our troops and other important elements that are required any time America has troops in another country."
- Afghanistan, he said, has been very clear that the possibility of U.S. troops staying in Afghanistan depends "on whether we have a bilateral security agreement signed by the Afghani government, to assure our rights of our troops and other important elements that are required any time America has troops in another country."
- American, he said, has been very clear that the possibility of U.S. troops staying in Afghanistan depends "on whether we have a bilateral security agreement signed by the Afghani government, to assure our rights of our troops and other important elements that are required any time America has troops in another country."
- Barack Obama, he said, has been very clear that the possibility of U.S. troops staying in Afghanistan depends "on whether we have a bilateral security agreement signed by the Afghani government, to assure our rights of our troops and other important elements that are required any time America has troops in another country."
- Chuck Hagel, he said, has been very clear that the possibility of U.S. troops staying in Afghanistan depends "on whether we have a bilateral security agreement signed by the Afghani government, to assure our rights of our troops and other important elements that are required any time America has troops in another country."
- Hamid Karzai, he said, has been very clear that the possibility of U.S. troops staying in Afghanistan depends "on whether we have a bilateral security agreement signed by the Afghani government, to assure our rights of our troops and other important elements that are required any time America has troops in another country."
- Karzai, he said, has been very clear that the possibility of U.S. troops staying in Afghanistan depends "on whether we have a bilateral security agreement signed by the Afghani government, to assure our rights of our troops and other important elements that are required any time America has troops in another country."
- Obama, he said, has been very clear that the possibility of U.S. troops staying in Afghanistan depends "on whether we have a bilateral security agreement signed by the Afghani government, to assure our rights of our troops and other important elements that are required any time America has troops in another country."
- U.S., he said, has been very clear that the possibility of U.S. troops staying in Afghanistan depends "on whether we have a bilateral security agreement signed by the Afghani government, to assure our rights of our troops and other important elements that are required any time America has troops in another country."
- White House, he said, has been very clear that the possibility of U.S. troops staying in Afghanistan depends "on whether we have a bilateral security agreement signed by the Afghani government, to assure our rights of our troops and other important elements that are required any time America has troops in another country."


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JK Rowling has jumped to the defence of a paralysed 23-year-old who paints  with his mouth after a troll said he 'should have died'. The author showed her support for Henry Fraser, from Watford, Hertfordshire, in a Twitter exchange just hours after she supported tennis star Serena Williams, who was accused of being 'built like a man'. Mr Fraser, who was paralysed from the shoulders down after diving into shallow waters as a teenager, is a successful painter whose work includes a portrait of Harry Potter . The woman, named as Laura, sent him an email after his story appeared online.

The author posted two images of 33-year-old

OPTIONS:
- Fraser posing for fans in a red figure-hugging knee-length dress and Louboutin platforms.
- Harry Potter posing for fans in a red figure-hugging knee-length dress and Louboutin platforms.
- Henry Fraser posing for fans in a red figure-hugging knee-length dress and Louboutin platforms.
- Hertfordshire posing for fans in a red figure-hugging knee-length dress and Louboutin platforms.
- Internet posing for fans in a red figure-hugging knee-length dress and Louboutin platforms.
- JK Rowling posing for fans in a red figure-hugging knee-length dress and Louboutin platforms.
- Laura posing for fans in a red figure-hugging knee-length dress and Louboutin platforms.
- Rowling posing for fans in a red figure-hugging knee-length dress and Louboutin platforms.
- Serena Williams posing for fans in a red figure-hugging knee-length dress and Louboutin platforms.
- Twitter posing for fans in a red figure-hugging knee-length dress and Louboutin platforms.
- Watford posing for fans in a red figure-hugging knee-length dress and Louboutin platforms.
- Wimbledon posing for fans in a red figure-hugging knee-length dress and Louboutin platforms.


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Barcelona ace Neymar scored twice as Barcelona cruised past Ligue 1 giants Paris Saint-Germain at the Nou Camp. The Brazilian was on hand to embarrass fellow countryman David Luiz as the former Chelsea defender endured a horrendous evening in Spain. Rik Sharma sorted the best from the rest during the Champions League clash at the Nou Camp... Barcelona Marc-Andre ter Stegen 6.5: Called into action for the first time by Zlatan Ibrahimovic in the second half and dealt with the Swede’s powerful drive well, before fielding an Ezequiel Lavezzi strike too. One of the quietest evenings he will have.

Started a few

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona attacks with his usual eye for a quick pass.
- Brazilian attacks with his usual eye for a quick pass.
- Champions League attacks with his usual eye for a quick pass.
- Chelsea attacks with his usual eye for a quick pass.
- Dani Alves attacks with his usual eye for a quick pass.
- David Luiz attacks with his usual eye for a quick pass.
- Ezequiel Lavezzi attacks with his usual eye for a quick pass.
- Ligue 1 attacks with his usual eye for a quick pass.
- Marc-Andre ter Stegen attacks with his usual eye for a quick pass.
- Neymar attacks with his usual eye for a quick pass.
- Nou Camp attacks with his usual eye for a quick pass.
- Paris Saint-Germain attacks with his usual eye for a quick pass.
- Rik Sharma attacks with his usual eye for a quick pass.
- Spain attacks with his usual eye for a quick pass.
- Swede attacks with his usual eye for a quick pass.
- Zlatan Ibrahimovic attacks with his usual eye for a quick pass.