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For Roy Hodgson, it was the sheer scale and the sense of history oozing from Juventus which left the deepest impression. For Liam Brady it was about the style and standards, and a little added glamour. 'Like Arsenal, they had a special way of doing things,' said Brady. 'They stood for tradition and class. They had the attachment to the Agnelli Family who were like Italian aristocracy at the time. They were La Vecchia Signora, the Old Lady of Italian football. 'They had fans all over Italy and they had a long history of winning trophies. I remember asking a team-mate about the bonuses for coming second and third and he said there are no bonuses for coming second and third. You have to finish first.'

'Although I’m not 100 per cent sure that the league is that strong,

OPTIONS:
- Agnelli Family certainly are and have showed that.'
- Arsenal certainly are and have showed that.'
- Barcelona certainly are and have showed that.'
- Brady certainly are and have showed that.'
- Calciopoli certainly are and have showed that.'
- Champions League certainly are and have showed that.'
- Club certainly are and have showed that.'
- Italian certainly are and have showed that.'
- Italy certainly are and have showed that.'
- Juventus certainly are and have showed that.'
- La Vecchia Signora certainly are and have showed that.'
- Liam Brady certainly are and have showed that.'
- Old Lady certainly are and have showed that.'
- Roy Hodgson certainly are and have showed that.'


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(CNN) A former attorney for two of Prince's dead siblings says they revealed Prince had an addiction to Percocet decades before his sudden death in April. Prince's half-brother, Duane Nelson, said he used to get the drug for Prince to help him come down after shows, Michael B. Padden said. "Duane told me that he witnessed him taking the drugs and he also procured Percocet for him," Padden said. Nelson was adamant that Prince was in no way just a recreational user, Padden said. He started using the drug to help him deal with the rigors of performing. Another half-sibling, Lorna Nelson, confirmed Prince's drug use but was not involved in getting drugs for him, Padden said. She died in 2006.

Duane Nelson worked for

OPTIONS:
- CNN at Paisley Park but was fired at some point and ended up suing his half-brother.
- Day at Paisley Park but was fired at some point and ended up suing his half-brother.
- Duane at Paisley Park but was fired at some point and ended up suing his half-brother.
- Duane Nelson at Paisley Park but was fired at some point and ended up suing his half-brother.
- Lawyer at Paisley Park but was fired at some point and ended up suing his half-brother.
- Lorna Nelson at Paisley Park but was fired at some point and ended up suing his half-brother.
- Michael B. Padden at Paisley Park but was fired at some point and ended up suing his half-brother.
- Nelson at Paisley Park but was fired at some point and ended up suing his half-brother.
- Padden at Paisley Park but was fired at some point and ended up suing his half-brother.
- Percocet at Paisley Park but was fired at some point and ended up suing his half-brother.
- Prince at Paisley Park but was fired at some point and ended up suing his half-brother.


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Moscow (CNN) Outspoken Russian Senator Alexey Pushkov claimed Friday on Twitter that US President Donald Trump and senior figures in his administration are not on the same page on Russia. The tweets from Pushkov, chairman of the Information Policy Committee in Russia's upper house of parliament, came a day after US Secretary of Defense James Mattis and US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson commented on Russia while attending summits in Europe. Pushkov tweeted early Friday: "Trump hopes to make a deal with Russia. Mattis thinks (in vain) that he can put pressure 'from a position of strength'. Tillerson is playing a 2nd Kerry. Three lines from 1 administration."

OPTIONS:
- Alexey Pushkov himself did little to assuage concerns about his administration's approach to Russia during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- CNN himself did little to assuage concerns about his administration's approach to Russia during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- Donald Trump himself did little to assuage concerns about his administration's approach to Russia during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- Europe himself did little to assuage concerns about his administration's approach to Russia during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- Information Policy Committee himself did little to assuage concerns about his administration's approach to Russia during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- James Mattis himself did little to assuage concerns about his administration's approach to Russia during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- Kerry himself did little to assuage concerns about his administration's approach to Russia during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- Kremlin himself did little to assuage concerns about his administration's approach to Russia during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- Mattis himself did little to assuage concerns about his administration's approach to Russia during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- Moscow himself did little to assuage concerns about his administration's approach to Russia during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- Pushkov himself did little to assuage concerns about his administration's approach to Russia during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- Rex Tillerson himself did little to assuage concerns about his administration's approach to Russia during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- Russia himself did little to assuage concerns about his administration's approach to Russia during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- Russian himself did little to assuage concerns about his administration's approach to Russia during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- Tillerson himself did little to assuage concerns about his administration's approach to Russia during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- Trump himself did little to assuage concerns about his administration's approach to Russia during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- US himself did little to assuage concerns about his administration's approach to Russia during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.


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A coroner called for a police inquiry into the case of a five-month-old baby girl who died in her father's arms weeks after being accidentally dropped by her mother at a Santa's grotto. Katherine Howells, 34, had taken her baby Sunaria to visit Father Christmas for the first time when she slipped on a tiled floor and fell onto two Christmas trees at a festive fayre in Pembrokeshire. The coroner previously heard Sunaria was given the all-clear by a doctor after the fall in late November 2012 but died on New Year's Eve after being bottle-fed by her father, Dilshad Hamid.

When I went into the house

OPTIONS:
- CPS was lying on her back on their fabric settee.
- Christmas was lying on her back on their fabric settee.
- Dilshad Hamid was lying on her back on their fabric settee.
- Inquest was lying on her back on their fabric settee.
- Katherine Howells was lying on her back on their fabric settee.
- Pembrokeshire was lying on her back on their fabric settee.
- Santa's was lying on her back on their fabric settee.
- Sunaria was lying on her back on their fabric settee.


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(CNN) A volcanic eruption Sunday prompted the temporary raising of the highest aviation alert, the Alaska Volcano Observatory (AVO) said Sunday. The event, which took place on Alaska's Bogoslof Island, part of the Aleutian island chain, caused the issuance of a code "red" aviation alert, which was subsequently downgraded to "orange." The cloud from the eruption reached at least 35,000 feet, and possibly as high as 45,000 feet, the observatory said. "We actually went to color code red this afternoon because of numerous lightning detections and increased seismic signals," Jeffrey Freymueller of the Geophysical Institute at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks tells CNN.

Ash fallout was occurring to the west of the site, according to

OPTIONS:
- AVO.
- Alaska.
- Alaska Volcano Observatory.
- Alaskan.
- Aleutian.
- Ash.
- Bogoslof Island.
- CNN.
- Eruption.
- Fairbanks.
- Geophysical Institute.
- Jeffrey Freymueller.
- University of Alaska.


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(CNN) Orlando, Florida, police have closed their investigation into the shooting death of singer Christina Grimmie, and while it reveals little about the shooter's motive, several of his coworkers felt Kevin Loibl was obsessed with "The Voice" singer. The police department's report on the case is filled with curiosities. Among them: Loibl's family said he had no history of mental illness but lived "like a hermit" and covered his bedroom windows with aluminum foil and heavy curtains because of "an aversion to light." And though Loibl had no criminal record, St. Petersburg police responded to the family's home in 2014 because of a domestic disturbance involving Kevin Loibl and his father's girlfriend, the report says.

Dennington said Loibl's colleagues "would good naturedly tease

OPTIONS:
- CNN about his 'internet crush,' " the report says.
- Christina Grimmie about his 'internet crush,' " the report says.
- Florida about his 'internet crush,' " the report says.
- Kevin Loibl about his 'internet crush,' " the report says.
- Loibl about his 'internet crush,' " the report says.
- Orlando about his 'internet crush,' " the report says.
- St. Petersburg about his 'internet crush,' " the report says.
- The Voice about his 'internet crush,' " the report says.


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A Thai solicitor has spoken of the moment two Burmese migrants freely confessed to the brutal murders of British backpackers Hannah Witheridge and David Miller. Speaking in a courtroom on the island of Koh Samui, Pittaya Yaipetch provided graphic details of Zaw Lin and Wei Phyo's   confession to the sickening crime. The two Burmese migrants initially admitted murdering Miss Witheridge, 23, and Mr Miller, 24. The pair's bodies were discovered on Thailand's Koh Tao Sairee Beach in September last year. Zaw Lin and Wei Phyo later retracted their confessions, however, claiming that they had been beaten and threatened into confessing - allegations the solicitor appeared to dispute today.

'Zaw Lin told the police that he hit Ms Witheridge in the face with the garden hoe when she began to regain consciousness, before raping her himself,' Mr

OPTIONS:
- British went on to say.
- Burmese went on to say.
- David Miller went on to say.
- Hannah Witheridge went on to say.
- Koh Samui went on to say.
- Koh Tao Sairee Beach went on to say.
- Miller went on to say.
- Miss Witheridge went on to say.
- Pair went on to say.
- Pittaya Yaipetch went on to say.
- Thai went on to say.
- Thailand went on to say.
- Wei Phyo went on to say.
- Zaw Lin went on to say.


Berlin (CNN) Germany has warned Turkey that members of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's security detail who were involved in a brawl in Washington last month "are not welcome in Germany." The announcement comes ahead of the G20 summit in Germany next week, which Erdogan is expected to attend. Turkish security officials -- including some of Erdogan's personal guards, according to US officials -- fought with protesters outside the Turkish ambassador's residence in Washington in May. Martin Schafer, a spokesperson for the German Foreign Ministry, said Monday: "Some foreign security services of the Turkish delegation did not abide by the law and therefore those people are not welcome in Germany for the foreseeable future."

The official also confirmed that two members of Erdogan's detail "were briefly detained during the altercations and subsequently released" and returned to Turkey with

OPTIONS:
- Berlin.
- CNN.
- Erdogan.
- Foreign Ministry.
- G20.
- German.
- Germany.
- Hamburg.
- Martin Schafer.
- Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
- Turkey.
- Turkish.
- US.
- Washington.


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Consumer groups have slammed a decision by Volkswagen to deny compensation to the British owners of cars involved in the emissions rigging scandal. The company has already announced there will be payments worth $500 (£330) to drivers in the USA and a further $500 in credit vouchers. However, the German car giant said these payments will not be extended to customers in Europe. The consumer group Which? condemned the decision and called on the Government to take steps to force VW to treat British consumers in the same way as those in the US. Its executive director, Richard Lloyds, said: ‘It is outrageous that Volkswagen is ruling out compensation for European customers even before the results of the official investigation.

It would be unacceptable that financial compensation would only be offered to

OPTIONS:
- British customers.
- Europe customers.
- European customers.
- German customers.
- Richard Lloyds customers.
- Transport Select Committee customers.
- UK customers.
- US customers.
- USA customers.
- VW customers.
- Volkswagen customers.
- Which? customers.


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She's one of Made In Chelsea's longest-standing cast members - but Binky Felstead is certainly benefitting. The star, 25, who found global fame on the show back in 2011, has added a new campaign to her burgeoning CV after being unveiled as the face of Easilocks' new styling tool. Binky, whose real name is Alexandra Felstead, does grown-up glamour in the new campaign imagery wearing just a dressing gown. Binky, who is joining the celebrity favourite hair extensions brand to launch their first-ever heat styling tool, showcases her honed legs and glossy locks as she reclines in a bathroom. Speaking about her latest beauty coup, the star said: 'I am so excited to be the face of the new Easilocks Hair Hero. With a crazy filming schedule it's so important for my beauty regime to be as quick and easy as possible, and the Hair Hero is an absolute life saver.

'She has been a fan of

OPTIONS:
- Alexandra Felstead extensions for years and I have so many clients asking to recreate Binky's look - so for me, she was the perfect choice.'
- Binky extensions for years and I have so many clients asking to recreate Binky's look - so for me, she was the perfect choice.'
- Binky Felstead extensions for years and I have so many clients asking to recreate Binky's look - so for me, she was the perfect choice.'
- CV extensions for years and I have so many clients asking to recreate Binky's look - so for me, she was the perfect choice.'
- Easilocks extensions for years and I have so many clients asking to recreate Binky's look - so for me, she was the perfect choice.'
- Easilocks Hair Hero extensions for years and I have so many clients asking to recreate Binky's look - so for me, she was the perfect choice.'
- Hair Hero extensions for years and I have so many clients asking to recreate Binky's look - so for me, she was the perfect choice.'
- Los Angeles extensions for years and I have so many clients asking to recreate Binky's look - so for me, she was the perfect choice.'
- MIC extensions for years and I have so many clients asking to recreate Binky's look - so for me, she was the perfect choice.'
- Made In Chelsea extensions for years and I have so many clients asking to recreate Binky's look - so for me, she was the perfect choice.'


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Nairobi, Kenya (CNN) -- In the worst single incident for Kenyan police in living memory, 38 officers were killed in northern Kenya over the weekend by heavily armed cattle rustlers, according to injured police reservists who were on the scene. Local media reports put the number at between 37 and 42 dead. Internal Security Minister Katoo Ole Metito would not give a total figure on how many police officers had died. Read more: Attack on Sunday school leaves child dead, others wounded The police officers were part of an operation to recover cattle belonging to the Samburu tribe that had been stolen by the Turkana tribe, according to the minister. They were ambushed in a valley when a large group of Turkana fired on police, leaving dozens dead and many injured.

The Kenyan government intervened and gave an ultimatum for the

OPTIONS:
- CNN to return the cattle last Friday, or it would respond with force.
- Katoo Ole Metito to return the cattle last Friday, or it would respond with force.
- Kenya to return the cattle last Friday, or it would respond with force.
- Kenyan to return the cattle last Friday, or it would respond with force.
- Nairobi to return the cattle last Friday, or it would respond with force.
- Samburu to return the cattle last Friday, or it would respond with force.
- Turkana to return the cattle last Friday, or it would respond with force.


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(CNN) Rescue crews searched desperately through rubble for survivors of a magnitude-7.8 earthquake that struck coastal Ecuador. The death toll has soared to 272, Ecuador's President Rafael Correa said Sunday evening. That number is expected to rise as rescue teams dig through the rubble, he said. Earlier that day, Vice President Jorge Glas had estimated that at least 2,527 people were injured. The hardest-hit area was the coastal Manabi Province, where about 200 people died, said Ricardo Peñaherrera of Ecuador's national emergency management office. The cities of Manta, Portoviejo and Pedernales, a tourist destination, saw the most devastation but damage was widespread throughout the country.

"I have infinite gratitude to the spirit of the

OPTIONS:
- Ecuador people, of our firefighters, our soldiers, our policemen and all workers who haven't slept, haven't eaten as they work hard to save lives," he said after arriving.
- Ecuadorian people, of our firefighters, our soldiers, our policemen and all workers who haven't slept, haven't eaten as they work hard to save lives," he said after arriving.
- Jorge Glas people, of our firefighters, our soldiers, our policemen and all workers who haven't slept, haven't eaten as they work hard to save lives," he said after arriving.
- Manabi Province people, of our firefighters, our soldiers, our policemen and all workers who haven't slept, haven't eaten as they work hard to save lives," he said after arriving.
- Manta people, of our firefighters, our soldiers, our policemen and all workers who haven't slept, haven't eaten as they work hard to save lives," he said after arriving.
- Pedernales people, of our firefighters, our soldiers, our policemen and all workers who haven't slept, haven't eaten as they work hard to save lives," he said after arriving.
- Portoviejo people, of our firefighters, our soldiers, our policemen and all workers who haven't slept, haven't eaten as they work hard to save lives," he said after arriving.
- Rafael Correa people, of our firefighters, our soldiers, our policemen and all workers who haven't slept, haven't eaten as they work hard to save lives," he said after arriving.
- Ricardo Peñaherrera people, of our firefighters, our soldiers, our policemen and all workers who haven't slept, haven't eaten as they work hard to save lives," he said after arriving.
- Vatican people, of our firefighters, our soldiers, our policemen and all workers who haven't slept, haven't eaten as they work hard to save lives," he said after arriving.


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(CNN) "When is your Shariah going to end? ... We know you are in bed with the Muslim Brotherhood!" an irate white woman screamed in the face of a brown-skinned politician at his town hall meeting on Wednesday night. Sixteen years after 9/11, bigoted remarks like these against Muslims -- or even those perceived to be Muslim -- have become disturbingly commonplace. And our President, who during his campaign openly attacked Muslims with false claims -- that "thousands" of Muslim Americans cheered in New Jersey on 9/11, for example -- isn't helping matters. In the case of this incident, the politician who was subject to this barrage of anti-Muslim comments, Jagmeet Singh, is not even Muslim. Singh, who is running to be the head of the New Democratic Party, one of Canada's political parties, could've simply told the heckler, "I'm not a Muslim. I'm a Sikh." But he didn't. Nor did he respond by screaming at the heckler or publicly dismissing her as a bigot.

As a Muslim, I can't thank Singh enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not

OPTIONS:
- CNN."
- Canada."
- Canadian."
- Dean Obeidallah."
- Jagmeet Singh."
- Muslim."
- Muslim Americans."
- Muslim Brotherhood."
- Muslims."
- New Democratic Party."
- New Jersey."
- Obeidallah."
- Shariah."
- Sikh."
- Singh."


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(CNN) The man charged in the killing of British politician Jo Cox appeared in a Westminster court Saturday with a message. "My name is death to traitors, freedom for Britain," Tommy Mair said when asked his name in the dock. Mair was not required to enter a plea and the judge did not ask for one. Keith Allen, his attorney, said there was no indication of what plea would be entered. Deputy Chief Magistrate Emma Arbuthnot ordered Mair to be remanded in custody until his next appearance. Mair, 52, is accused of killing Cox, a member of Britain's Parliament, in a brazen attack Thursday in her district in northern England. She was stabbed and shot on a Birstall street on a day she was a meeting with her constituents.

During the attack, Mair was heard to say words to the effect of, "

OPTIONS:
- Birstall first, keep Britain independent, Britain always comes first, this is for Britain."
- Britain first, keep Britain independent, Britain always comes first, this is for Britain."
- British first, keep Britain independent, Britain always comes first, this is for Britain."
- CNN first, keep Britain independent, Britain always comes first, this is for Britain."
- Cox first, keep Britain independent, Britain always comes first, this is for Britain."
- Emma Arbuthnot first, keep Britain independent, Britain always comes first, this is for Britain."
- England first, keep Britain independent, Britain always comes first, this is for Britain."
- Jo Cox first, keep Britain independent, Britain always comes first, this is for Britain."
- Keith Allen first, keep Britain independent, Britain always comes first, this is for Britain."
- Mair first, keep Britain independent, Britain always comes first, this is for Britain."
- Tommy Mair first, keep Britain independent, Britain always comes first, this is for Britain."
- Westminster first, keep Britain independent, Britain always comes first, this is for Britain."


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Jeb Bush became Stephen Colbert's first political guest on the brand new 'Late Show' and used the appearance to promise civility – just hours after Donald Trump hit Bush again for being so boring that he puts people to sleep. 'We have to restore a degree of civility,' Bush said. When Colbert, who told Bush he 'used to play a narcissistic conservative pundit' but now was 'just a narcissist,' didn't think it could be done, Bush pointed to President Barack Obama as proof it was possible. 'I'm going to say something that's heretic, I guess – I don't think Barack Obama has bad motives, I just think he's wrong on a lot of issues,' Jeb said to a mixed reaction from the audience.

'Jeb finally made up his mind and quit beating around the

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama.'
- Bush.'
- Colbert.'
- Donald Trump.'
- Jeb.'
- Jeb Bush.'
- Late Show.'
- Republican.'
- Stephen Colbert.'
- Trump.'
- Washington.'


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(CNN) The Central Bank of Nigeria has suddenly changed its policy toward money transfer operators, effectively blocking many services used by Nigerians to send money to and from the country. The decision to revoke the licenses of all but three money transfer companies was backed by a warning, issued on Tuesday, that advises Nigerians at home and abroad to "beware of the unwholesome activities of some unlicensed International Money Transfer Operators." Citing "the greater economic good of Nigeria," the Central Bank stated that it will "not condone any attempt aimed at undermining the country's foreign exchange regime." 'Draconian' rules The sudden move has created immediate backlash because it affects a large volume of money. Remittances to Nigeria totaled about $20.8 billion in 2015, according to data from Global Knowledge Partnership on Migration and Development.

Those companies have physical operations on the ground in

OPTIONS:
- Central Bank.
- Central Bank of Nigeria.
- Draconian.
- Global Knowledge Partnership on Migration and Development.
- International Money Transfer Operators.
- Nigeria.
- Nigerians.


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The New York Giants will decide whether to activate Jason Pierre-Paul on Saturday. Coach Tom Coughlin said on Friday that everything is positive at this point for Pierre-Paul, but the medical staff want to look at him one more time before clearing him to play at Tampa Bay on Sunday. Pierre-Paul has not played since losing his right index finger and injuring a couple of other fingers on the hand in a fireworks accident on July 4. The two-time Pro Bowler led the Giants with 12 1/2 sacks last season. The 26-year-old was expected to be the force on coordinator Steve Spagnuolo's new defense, a unit that has a league-low nine sacks in eight games.

If Pierre-

OPTIONS:
- Giants does play, it's uncertain if he will start or play as a reserve.
- Jason Pierre does play, it's uncertain if he will start or play as a reserve.
- New York Giants does play, it's uncertain if he will start or play as a reserve.
- Paul does play, it's uncertain if he will start or play as a reserve.
- Pierre does play, it's uncertain if he will start or play as a reserve.
- Pro Bowler does play, it's uncertain if he will start or play as a reserve.
- Steve Spagnuolo does play, it's uncertain if he will start or play as a reserve.
- Tampa Bay does play, it's uncertain if he will start or play as a reserve.
- Tom Coughlin does play, it's uncertain if he will start or play as a reserve.


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Nanterre, France (CNN) The leader of France's far-right National Front party, Marine Le Pen, says the US election of Donald Trump "shows that people are taking their future back," suggesting that French voters could do the same. Widely expected to be a front-runner in France's presidential elections next year, Le Pen says Trump's victory boosts her chances of winning because it "makes the French realize that what the people want, they can get, if they mobilize themselves." "Donald Trump has made possible what was presented as completely impossible," Le Pen told CNN in an interview Tuesday. "So it's a sign of hope for those who cannot bear wild globalization. They cannot bear the political life led by the elites."

I think that in France we should do like the

OPTIONS:
- CNN people.
- Donald Trump people.
- France people.
- French people.
- Le Pen people.
- Marine people.
- Nanterre people.
- National Front people.
- Trump people.
- US people.


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QPR defender Mauricio Isla is convinced his Chile international colleague Alexis Sanchez will become the best player in the world after a sensational start to his Arsenal career this season. Sanchez and Isla were this week included in a 20-man Chile squad to play a friendly against Brazil at the Emirates Stadium on March 29, and also against Iran. Sanchez, who has scored 18 goals this season, has helped fire Arsenal to third in the Premier League table, where they sit just a point behind Manchester City. And Isla, who is on a season-long loan deal at Loftus Road from Juventus after impressing for Chile at last summer's World Cup in Brazil, believes Sanchez has all the ingredients – and the temperament – to eclipse even Barcelona striker Lionel Messi and Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo as the best in the business.

'It's a game that give brings up some pain, for everything that happened in the World Cup which was a beautiful game, I think as much for

OPTIONS:
- Alexis Sanchez as it was for Chile,' added Isla.
- Arsenal as it was for Chile,' added Isla.
- Barcelona as it was for Chile,' added Isla.
- Brazil as it was for Chile,' added Isla.
- Chile as it was for Chile,' added Isla.
- Cristiano Ronaldo as it was for Chile,' added Isla.
- Emirates as it was for Chile,' added Isla.
- Emirates Stadium as it was for Chile,' added Isla.
- Iran as it was for Chile,' added Isla.
- Isla as it was for Chile,' added Isla.
- Juventus as it was for Chile,' added Isla.
- Lionel Messi as it was for Chile,' added Isla.
- Loftus Road as it was for Chile,' added Isla.
- Manchester City as it was for Chile,' added Isla.
- Mauricio Isla as it was for Chile,' added Isla.
- Premier League as it was for Chile,' added Isla.
- QPR as it was for Chile,' added Isla.
- Real Madrid as it was for Chile,' added Isla.
- Sanchez as it was for Chile,' added Isla.
- World Cup as it was for Chile,' added Isla.


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(CNN) -- The New York Police Department has until February 5 to respond a court challenge of its refusal to turn over its files on the October disappearance of an autistic teenager whose remains recently washed up in Queens. A lawyer for Vanessa Fontaine, mother of Avonte Oquendo, filed an order to show cause in Manhattan Supreme Court Wednesday seeking to overturn the city's denial of her request for the investigative documents on privacy grounds. The police department declined to comment Friday. Avonte's family is searching for answers into how the 14-year-old managed to walk out of his school on October 4, and the manner in which the police conducted the investigation of his disappearance, said the lawyer, David Perecman.

Additionally,

OPTIONS:
- Avonte accuses the police department of failing to provide proper and appropriate security to the boy's school, of failing to design and implement a security system, and of being grossly negligent for the safety and well being of her son.
- Avonte Oquendo accuses the police department of failing to provide proper and appropriate security to the boy's school, of failing to design and implement a security system, and of being grossly negligent for the safety and well being of her son.
- CNN accuses the police department of failing to provide proper and appropriate security to the boy's school, of failing to design and implement a security system, and of being grossly negligent for the safety and well being of her son.
- David Perecman accuses the police department of failing to provide proper and appropriate security to the boy's school, of failing to design and implement a security system, and of being grossly negligent for the safety and well being of her son.
- Manhattan Supreme Court accuses the police department of failing to provide proper and appropriate security to the boy's school, of failing to design and implement a security system, and of being grossly negligent for the safety and well being of her son.
- New York Police Department accuses the police department of failing to provide proper and appropriate security to the boy's school, of failing to design and implement a security system, and of being grossly negligent for the safety and well being of her son.
- Queens accuses the police department of failing to provide proper and appropriate security to the boy's school, of failing to design and implement a security system, and of being grossly negligent for the safety and well being of her son.
- Vanessa Fontaine accuses the police department of failing to provide proper and appropriate security to the boy's school, of failing to design and implement a security system, and of being grossly negligent for the safety and well being of her son.


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Real Madrid have completed the signing of Mateo Kovacic who joins the club from Inter Milan for a transfer fee of £21million. Sportsmail looks at how the 21-year-old Croatian midfielder will fit in at the Bernabeu. A surprise to Kovacic too. Last month he was talking about helping Inter get back into the Champions League and speaking about how Juventus losing Andrea Pirlo and Carlos Tevez would make closing the gap on them easier. Madrid have kept an eye on him for a while but no-one expected them to move this summer. Inter signed him from Dinamo Zagreb in January 2013 for £8m and he was billed as their exciting new No 10. He took almost two years to score his first goal for the club but he has shown flashes of brilliance and he remains an exciting prospect, just not one that is going to bloom in Milan – he will earn them a tidy profit in the transfer market though.

He has coped well with life in a new country and adapting to

OPTIONS:
- Andrea Pirlo will not be a problem.
- Bernabeu will not be a problem.
- Carlos Tevez will not be a problem.
- Champions League will not be a problem.
- Croatian will not be a problem.
- Dinamo Zagreb will not be a problem.
- Inter will not be a problem.
- Inter Milan will not be a problem.
- Juventus will not be a problem.
- Kovacic will not be a problem.
- Luka Modric will not be a problem.
- Madrid will not be a problem.
- Mateo Kovacic will not be a problem.
- Milan will not be a problem.
- Real Madrid will not be a problem.
- Spanish will not be a problem.
- Sportsmail will not be a problem.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) The US ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, has told CNN that removing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad from power is a priority, cementing an extraordinary U-turn in the Trump administration's stance on the embattled leader. Two days after the US launched military strikes on a Syrian airbase in response to a chemical weapons attack widely blamed on the Assad regime, Haley said Assad's departure was inevitable. But before Tuesday's chemical attack on the rebel-held town of Khan Sheikhoun, which killed 89 people, Haley had said toppling Assad was not a priority. President Donald Trump, before his election, described fighting ISIS and seeking Assad's removal at the same time as "idiocy."

"If you look at his actions, if you look at the situation, it's going to be hard to see a government that's peaceful and stable with

OPTIONS:
- Assad," she said.
- Bashar al," she said.
- CNN," she said.
- Donald Trump," she said.
- Haley," she said.
- ISIS," she said.
- Khan Sheikhoun," she said.
- Nikki Haley," she said.
- Syria," she said.
- Syrian," she said.
- Trump," she said.
- US," she said.
- United Nations," she said.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) Hillary Clinton has advantages heading into the final stretch of the campaign that any presidential candidate would envy: a fleet of popular surrogates, a mountain of cash and an opponent who is often sidetracked by self-inflicted wounds. Yet the Democratic nominee enters this home stretch in a dead heat against Donald Trump, according to a CNN/ORC poll released Tuesday. The close contest heading into the fall underscores Clinton's vulnerabilities on trust and honesty -- and her need to summon a relentless and efficient ground game, even if many of her voters are fueled more by revulsion toward Trump than excitement about her.

But ultimately her campaign stresses it expected a close race and single digit battles in swing states, but believes it has multiple routes to 270 electoral votes and that

OPTIONS:
- CNN has a much narrower path
- CNN/ORC has a much narrower path
- Clinton has a much narrower path
- Democratic has a much narrower path
- Donald Trump has a much narrower path
- Hillary Clinton has a much narrower path
- ORC has a much narrower path
- Trump has a much narrower path


A shamed police officer who harassed his former lover with 42,000 messages has been dismissed from the police force for bringing it into disrepute. Pc Allan Smith, 54, subjected his on-off partner to a torrent of abuse over several years through thousands of frightening text, Facebook and WhatsApp messages to control her. He also abused his position by using police computers to find out details about another woman he started a relationship with. Smith, who served for 29 years in Dorset police, has previously admitted criminal charges including harassment and is awaiting sentence. At a special case hearing held today, Chief Constable Debbie Simpson of Dorset Police said Smith had brought discredit on the police and undermined public confidence.

'I hope to move on with my life and reflect on the good times I have had with

OPTIONS:
- Allan Smith serving the community.
- Debbie Simpson serving the community.
- Dorset serving the community.
- Dorset Police serving the community.
- Facebook serving the community.
- Smith serving the community.
- WhatsApp serving the community.


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

After Marco Rubio won his inaugural Senate race in 2010 in Florida, he became the latest star of the Republican Party. The young, insurgent candidate was so impressive, talk of a presidential future quickly ensued. He entered the Senate with high expectations, having won his race with the support of the new tea party movement while simultaneously appealing to mainstream conservatives. But his journey has not been without roadblocks. Leadership on controversial topics has slowed his rise. Now, Rubio, 43, is working to right his perceived wrongs and shed his stereotypes as takes up the mantle once adorned by doing the work to launch a presidential run.

In a fractured

OPTIONS:
- Florida that consists of social conservatives, fiscal conservatives, tea party activists and pragmatists, Rubio will have to find his niche.
- Marco Rubio that consists of social conservatives, fiscal conservatives, tea party activists and pragmatists, Rubio will have to find his niche.
- Republican that consists of social conservatives, fiscal conservatives, tea party activists and pragmatists, Rubio will have to find his niche.
- Republican Party that consists of social conservatives, fiscal conservatives, tea party activists and pragmatists, Rubio will have to find his niche.
- Rubio that consists of social conservatives, fiscal conservatives, tea party activists and pragmatists, Rubio will have to find his niche.
- Senate that consists of social conservatives, fiscal conservatives, tea party activists and pragmatists, Rubio will have to find his niche.


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

The SRU have clinched the biggest shirt sponsorship deal in their history after agreeing a £3.6million contract over three years with BT. Sportsmail exclusively revealed last year that BT had agreed to pay £20m over four years for the naming rights of Murrayfield — and that the telecommunications giant would follow that up with a deal to have their trademarks on the famous dark blue jersey. Now that has come to fruition and, come the summer, they will take over from ousted backers RBS. The SRU insisted the combination of the initial BT investment coupled with the new cash injection from the strip deal had already started to transform Scottish rugby.

The Scotland Women’s team will also wear the national jersey with the

OPTIONS:
- BT logo on it as will all age-grade sides.
- Murrayfield logo on it as will all age-grade sides.
- RBS logo on it as will all age-grade sides.
- SRU logo on it as will all age-grade sides.
- Scotland logo on it as will all age-grade sides.
- Scottish logo on it as will all age-grade sides.
- Sportsmail logo on it as will all age-grade sides.
- U20 logo on it as will all age-grade sides.


Write the last sentence in this story.

Bernie Ecclestone says Lewis Hamilton is as good as Juan Manuel Fangio, Michael Schumacher and all the other greats of the track. The Formula One Group chief executive was speaking in his air-conditioned office in the Sepang paddock before Sunday's Malaysian Grand Prix, squinting through his John Lennon glasses at the state of the sport he has spent his life moulding. F1 has taken a pounding from the public and pundits since the processional opening race in Melbourne a fortnight ago. Only 75 per cent of the cars started. Only 11 drivers finished. Several teams are on the brink of bankruptcy.

Bernie Ecclestone, 84, rates Hamilton as the best world champion

OPTIONS:
- Bernie Ecclestone has ever had
- Ecclestone has ever had
- F1 has ever had
- Formula One has ever had
- Formula One Group has ever had
- John Lennon has ever had
- Juan Manuel Fangio has ever had
- Lewis Hamilton has ever had
- Malaysian Grand Prix has ever had
- Melbourne has ever had
- Mercedes has ever had
- Michael Schumacher has ever had
- Red Bull has ever had
- Sebastian Vettel has ever had
- Sepang paddock has ever had


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

Nasa has selected a variety of companies to work on projects to create advanced space technologies, including faster methods of propulsion. Other projects to be worked on include improved habitats for humans, and small satellites to explore deep space. And one of the companies in the 12 Next Space Technologies for Exploration Partnerships (NextStep) says they have an engine that could get humans to Mars in just 39 days. Scroll down for video Nasa has selected a variety of companies to work on projects to create advanced space technologies, including a faster method of propulsion known as Vasimr (illustrated), which could apparently get to Mars in a matter of weeks, not months

Whether an engine such as

OPTIONS:
- Ad Astra could shorten the time it would take to cover the distance, though, remains to be seen.
- Mars could shorten the time it would take to cover the distance, though, remains to be seen.
- Nasa could shorten the time it would take to cover the distance, though, remains to be seen.
- Next Space Technologies for Exploration Partnerships could shorten the time it would take to cover the distance, though, remains to be seen.
- NextStep could shorten the time it would take to cover the distance, though, remains to be seen.
- Texas could shorten the time it would take to cover the distance, though, remains to be seen.
- Vasimr could shorten the time it would take to cover the distance, though, remains to be seen.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) -- CBS began to introduce the next host of the "Late Show," Stephen Colbert, by having current host David Letterman interview him and take a selfie together on Tuesday night. Letterman called Colbert "always entertaining," "the new kid" and "my friend." What Letterman was saying, implicitly, was that he supported CBS's pick for his successor. CBS announced that it had signed Colbert to a multiyear deal back on April 10, one week after Letterman revealed that he intends to retire in 2015. The unspecified timing of the transition came up during the chat between the two comedians. When Letterman asked about family matters, Colbert, who has three kids, said, "They're getting ready for me to hang around too much." He pointed out that he'll be signing off his Comedy Central show "The Colbert Report" at the end of the year, "and then there's -- I don't know -- when are you leaving? I should have asked!," Colbert said as Letterman laughed. "I should have asked."

OPTIONS:
- CBS also styled himself differently than he usually does on the "Colbert Report," further distinguishing between that show and his next late-night act.
- CNN also styled himself differently than he usually does on the "Colbert Report," further distinguishing between that show and his next late-night act.
- Colbert also styled himself differently than he usually does on the "Colbert Report," further distinguishing between that show and his next late-night act.
- Comedy Central also styled himself differently than he usually does on the "Colbert Report," further distinguishing between that show and his next late-night act.
- David Letterman also styled himself differently than he usually does on the "Colbert Report," further distinguishing between that show and his next late-night act.
- Late Show also styled himself differently than he usually does on the "Colbert Report," further distinguishing between that show and his next late-night act.
- Letterman also styled himself differently than he usually does on the "Colbert Report," further distinguishing between that show and his next late-night act.
- Stephen Colbert also styled himself differently than he usually does on the "Colbert Report," further distinguishing between that show and his next late-night act.
- The Colbert Report also styled himself differently than he usually does on the "Colbert Report," further distinguishing between that show and his next late-night act.


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

The sole survivor of an on-air shooting that killed two TV journalists in Virginia says she was 'ready to die' when the gunman returned to shoot her in the back. Vicki Gardner, 61, was being interviewed on WDBJ by Alison Parker, 24, and her cameraman Adam Ward, 27, when a disgruntled former employee of the Roanoke, Virginia news channel opened fire. 'I just saw movement and then gunfire,' Gardner told Fox News in her first public comments since the horrific shooting. 'Lots and lots of gunfire.' 'From that point it was very chaotic.' Gardner immediately dropped the the ground after the shots were first fired by Vester Flanagan, curling up in the fetal position as she pretended to be dead.

OPTIONS:
- Adam Ward was not paralyzed by the bullet, which missed her spine.
- Alison Parker was not paralyzed by the bullet, which missed her spine.
- Fox News was not paralyzed by the bullet, which missed her spine.
- Gardner was not paralyzed by the bullet, which missed her spine.
- Roanoke was not paralyzed by the bullet, which missed her spine.
- Vester Flanagan was not paralyzed by the bullet, which missed her spine.
- Vicki Gardner was not paralyzed by the bullet, which missed her spine.
- Virginia was not paralyzed by the bullet, which missed her spine.
- WDBJ was not paralyzed by the bullet, which missed her spine.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) Sen. John McCain's daughter shot back at a protester who was reportedly calling for her father's death. "This Trump supporter is shouting at protestors: "McCain needs to die now!" journalist David Catanese tweeted from Phoenix. . Meghan McCain later responded to the tweet about her father, a US senator from Arizona. "I wouldn't wish seeing this about your own father on my worst enemy," she said. "May God help these people who inflict such cruelty in the world." During the fiery rally in Phoenix on Tuesday night, President Donald Trump also discussed his party's failed attempts to repeal and replace Obamacare.

The

OPTIONS:
- Arizona senator has had a lot to say about Trump as well.
- CNN senator has had a lot to say about Trump as well.
- David Catanese senator has had a lot to say about Trump as well.
- Donald Trump senator has had a lot to say about Trump as well.
- God senator has had a lot to say about Trump as well.
- John McCain senator has had a lot to say about Trump as well.
- McCain senator has had a lot to say about Trump as well.
- Meghan McCain senator has had a lot to say about Trump as well.
- Obamacare senator has had a lot to say about Trump as well.
- Phoenix senator has had a lot to say about Trump as well.
- Trump senator has had a lot to say about Trump as well.
- US senator has had a lot to say about Trump as well.


A 30-year-old woman who tried to drown her newborn daughter in a toilet has pleaded guilty to suffocating to death her seconds-old baby son with a plastic bag - but claims she is mentally ill. Elyse Mamino, a former teacher's aide from Belleville, Illinois, was jailed for six years at Lincoln Correctional Facility in 2009 for the attempted murder of her daughter Victoria in November 2008. At the time, the court heard how Mamino, then 23, had given birth to the little girl at a family party, before holding her face-down in a toilet, while the infant was gasping for air and kicking her legs.

A clinical psychologist found that

OPTIONS:
- Belleville was depressed and suffering from mental illness at the time of the crimes.
- Convict was depressed and suffering from mental illness at the time of the crimes.
- Elyse Mamino was depressed and suffering from mental illness at the time of the crimes.
- Illinois was depressed and suffering from mental illness at the time of the crimes.
- Lincoln Correctional Facility was depressed and suffering from mental illness at the time of the crimes.
- Mamino was depressed and suffering from mental illness at the time of the crimes.
- Victoria was depressed and suffering from mental illness at the time of the crimes.


Stoke boss Mark Hughes believes the quality Ibrahim Afellay demonstrated in the Capital One Cup quarter-final victory over Sheffield Wednesday should have come as no surprise to anyone. Afellay has been struggling to live up to the excitement that had been generated among Potters fans by his signing over the summer. The 29-year-old Holland international and ex-Barcelona player was sent off in only his fourth game for Stoke and failed to regain a starting place in the Barclays Premier League thereafter. But having been handed a start against Wednesday in the cup tie at the Britannia Stadium, he registered his first Stoke goal in fine style with a delightfully-executed volley on the half-hour mark.

OPTIONS:
- Afellay was particularly pleased a semi-final spot - the club's first in the League Cup since they won the trophy in 1972 - could be sealed despite him making a significant number of changes.
- Barcelona was particularly pleased a semi-final spot - the club's first in the League Cup since they won the trophy in 1972 - could be sealed despite him making a significant number of changes.
- Barclays Premier League was particularly pleased a semi-final spot - the club's first in the League Cup since they won the trophy in 1972 - could be sealed despite him making a significant number of changes.
- Britannia Stadium was particularly pleased a semi-final spot - the club's first in the League Cup since they won the trophy in 1972 - could be sealed despite him making a significant number of changes.
- Capital One Cup was particularly pleased a semi-final spot - the club's first in the League Cup since they won the trophy in 1972 - could be sealed despite him making a significant number of changes.
- Holland was particularly pleased a semi-final spot - the club's first in the League Cup since they won the trophy in 1972 - could be sealed despite him making a significant number of changes.
- Ibrahim Afellay was particularly pleased a semi-final spot - the club's first in the League Cup since they won the trophy in 1972 - could be sealed despite him making a significant number of changes.
- Mark Hughes was particularly pleased a semi-final spot - the club's first in the League Cup since they won the trophy in 1972 - could be sealed despite him making a significant number of changes.
- Phil Bardsley was particularly pleased a semi-final spot - the club's first in the League Cup since they won the trophy in 1972 - could be sealed despite him making a significant number of changes.
- Potters was particularly pleased a semi-final spot - the club's first in the League Cup since they won the trophy in 1972 - could be sealed despite him making a significant number of changes.
- Sheffield Wednesday was particularly pleased a semi-final spot - the club's first in the League Cup since they won the trophy in 1972 - could be sealed despite him making a significant number of changes.
- Stoke was particularly pleased a semi-final spot - the club's first in the League Cup since they won the trophy in 1972 - could be sealed despite him making a significant number of changes.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Washington (CNN) A prominent African-American pastor who supports Donald Trump apologized Tuesday for a tweet featuring a cartoon of Hillary Clinton in blackface, but said he stood by the message he was trying to convey that Democrats take black voters for granted. "I prayed that those who I offended really receive ... a sincere apology, because it was never my intention to hurt or to offend anyone," Pastor Mark Burns told CNN's Alisyn Camerota on "New Day." "But the message is very clear in what I was trying to say. Obviously, my message, I stand by it, but the methodology, I do not."

"I am a black man, I am speaking from the perspective of a black

OPTIONS:
- African man who lives in a society where we are at the bottom of the totem pole and yet we are still voting en masse for the same policies that are keeping us here," Burns said.
- Alisyn Camerota man who lives in a society where we are at the bottom of the totem pole and yet we are still voting en masse for the same policies that are keeping us here," Burns said.
- American man who lives in a society where we are at the bottom of the totem pole and yet we are still voting en masse for the same policies that are keeping us here," Burns said.
- Burns man who lives in a society where we are at the bottom of the totem pole and yet we are still voting en masse for the same policies that are keeping us here," Burns said.
- CNN man who lives in a society where we are at the bottom of the totem pole and yet we are still voting en masse for the same policies that are keeping us here," Burns said.
- Clinton man who lives in a society where we are at the bottom of the totem pole and yet we are still voting en masse for the same policies that are keeping us here," Burns said.
- Democrats man who lives in a society where we are at the bottom of the totem pole and yet we are still voting en masse for the same policies that are keeping us here," Burns said.
- Donald Trump man who lives in a society where we are at the bottom of the totem pole and yet we are still voting en masse for the same policies that are keeping us here," Burns said.
- Hillary Clinton man who lives in a society where we are at the bottom of the totem pole and yet we are still voting en masse for the same policies that are keeping us here," Burns said.
- Mark Burns man who lives in a society where we are at the bottom of the totem pole and yet we are still voting en masse for the same policies that are keeping us here," Burns said.
- New Day man who lives in a society where we are at the bottom of the totem pole and yet we are still voting en masse for the same policies that are keeping us here," Burns said.
- Trump man who lives in a society where we are at the bottom of the totem pole and yet we are still voting en masse for the same policies that are keeping us here," Burns said.
- Washington man who lives in a society where we are at the bottom of the totem pole and yet we are still voting en masse for the same policies that are keeping us here," Burns said.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) The decision to come to the United States wasn't an easy one. Carolina, a 33-year-old mother of three, said it was perhaps one of the toughest decisions of her life -- one taken after many sleepless nights in her Barquisimeto, Venezuela, apartment. Holding back tears, she remembers a night spent on the floor. She huddled with her three kids, praying,  as Venezuelan government forces fiercely clashed with protesters outside her apartment walls. In the streets anti-government protesters demanded Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro step down. Their protests were met with tear gas, water cannons, and rubber bullets. During that night of April 11, three Venezuelans would die in the Barquisimeto area.

Carolina sold her business and her car in

OPTIONS:
- Barquisimeto and used the money to buy plane tickets for her family.
- Carolina and used the money to buy plane tickets for her family.
- Nicolas Maduro and used the money to buy plane tickets for her family.
- United States and used the money to buy plane tickets for her family.
- Venezuela and used the money to buy plane tickets for her family.
- Venezuelan and used the money to buy plane tickets for her family.
- Venezuelans and used the money to buy plane tickets for her family.


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(CNN) Former Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke must revise his master's thesis or risk losing his degree in security studies from the Naval Postgraduate School, according to documents CNN's KFile obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request. The school arrived at its decision after a lengthy investigation triggered by a May CNN KFile report. The story revealed that Clarke's 2013 thesis, entitled "Making U.S. security and privacy rights compatible," contained language lifted from numerous sources, including multiple ACLU reports, the 9/11 Commission Report, The Washington Post, former President George W. Bush's book "Decision Points" and others. In all the instances KFile found, Clarke credited sources with a footnote but did not indicate with quotation marks that he was using the language verbatim.

The

OPTIONS:
- 9/11 Commission Report removed Clarke's thesis from its website shortly after CNN's initial report.
- ACLU removed Clarke's thesis from its website shortly after CNN's initial report.
- CNN removed Clarke's thesis from its website shortly after CNN's initial report.
- CNN KFile removed Clarke's thesis from its website shortly after CNN's initial report.
- Clarke removed Clarke's thesis from its website shortly after CNN's initial report.
- David Clarke removed Clarke's thesis from its website shortly after CNN's initial report.
- Decision Points removed Clarke's thesis from its website shortly after CNN's initial report.
- Freedom of Information Act removed Clarke's thesis from its website shortly after CNN's initial report.
- George W. Bush removed Clarke's thesis from its website shortly after CNN's initial report.
- KFile removed Clarke's thesis from its website shortly after CNN's initial report.
- Milwaukee County removed Clarke's thesis from its website shortly after CNN's initial report.
- Naval Postgraduate School removed Clarke's thesis from its website shortly after CNN's initial report.
- The Washington Post removed Clarke's thesis from its website shortly after CNN's initial report.
- U.S. removed Clarke's thesis from its website shortly after CNN's initial report.


Having company over can make some people a bit nutty - especially when they feel like their house isn't up to par. A parody video from comedian Chris Fleming, who stars as the hyper-competitive stay-at-home mother Gayle in the eponymous YouTube series, captures exactly the way some moms act when they're getting their homes ready for visitors. 'I want this place looking like Disney on Ice in one minute!' screams Gayle as she flies around the house with a vacuum cleaner and Swiffer Sweeper and barks orders at her family. The hilarious clip was posted to Chris' Facebook page on November 9, and has already earned more than 2.5 million views.

OPTIONS:
- Chris then begins spinning in circles in the kitchen for a good 30 seconds.
- Chris Fleming then begins spinning in circles in the kitchen for a good 30 seconds.
- Disney on Ice then begins spinning in circles in the kitchen for a good 30 seconds.
- Gayle then begins spinning in circles in the kitchen for a good 30 seconds.
- Swiffer Sweeper then begins spinning in circles in the kitchen for a good 30 seconds.
- YouTube then begins spinning in circles in the kitchen for a good 30 seconds.


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

Carly Simon was a fresh-faced 20-year-old crossing the Atlantic when she and her sister Lucy spotted Sean Connery on the SS United States bound from Southampton for New York. It was 1965 and she was on the cusp of her singing career, crooning with Lucy in a glamorous double act called the Simon Sisters. Connery, with four James Bond films under his belt, was a major star. And yet, within 15 minutes of the girls’ sending him a cheeky fan note, asking if he fancied coming to their tiny cabin for a ‘cup of tea or pre-prandial cocktail’, 007 had rung them from the liner’s presidential suite.

No wonder there has long been a guessing game over exactly who she was referring to in the lyrics of her famous ode to male arrogance,

OPTIONS:
- Atlantic.
- Carly Simon.
- Connery.
- Hollywood.
- Jack Nicholson.
- James Bond.
- Kris Kristofferson.
- Lucy.
- Mick Jagger.
- New York.
- SS United States.
- Sean Connery.
- Simon Sisters.
- Southampton.
- Warren Beatty.
- You’re So Vain.


Ivanka Trump isn't wasting any time when it comes to grooming her four-year-old daughter Arabella and two-year-old son Joseph for the family's real estate business. The Executive Vice President of Development and Acquisitions at the Trump Organization snapped a heartwarming photo of her daughter posed next to a bulldozer at a family construction site on Sunday following a round of golf. 'Some of my greatest memories as a child involved touring construction sites with my parents on the weekends. I hope Arabella and Joseph feel the same way!' the 34-year-old expectant mom captioned the picture on Instagram. In the photo, Arabella can be seen wearing a puffy hot pink jacket, purple leggings, and colorful athletic sneakers as she smiles at the camera.

'They have great swings... future stars,' one person noted, while another added: '

OPTIONS:
- Arabella has her swing down already!'
- Development and Acquisitions has her swing down already!'
- Instagram has her swing down already!'
- Ivanka has her swing down already!'
- Ivanka Trump has her swing down already!'
- Jared Kushner has her swing down already!'
- Joseph has her swing down already!'
- Trump Organization has her swing down already!'


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

BBC broadcaster Andrew Neil has launched into a tirade aimed at ISIS 'Islamist scumbags' and told them they will never defeat the 'liberté, égalité, fraternité' and 'crème brûlée' of the French. In a much-lauded speech on This Week last night Mr Neil said the ISIS death cult of 'ragbag' 'loser jihadists' would be destroyed  after the deaths of 129 people in Paris a week ago. Mr Neil listed the greats of French life past and present including Hugo, Pasteur, Descartes, Rousseau, Camus, Monet and Zidane - as well as coq au vin and creme brûlée. 'Versus what?' he said, adding: 'Beheadings, crucifixions, amputations, slavery, mass murder, medieval squalor and a death cult barbarity that would shame the Middle Ages.'

Don't think the #bbcdp team looked too closely at the placard behind

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Neil.'
- BBC.'
- Broadcaster.'
- Camus.'
- Descartes.'
- France.'
- French.'
- Hugo.'
- ISIS.'
- Islamist.'
- Middle Ages.'
- Monet.'
- Neil.'
- Ofcom.'
- Paris.'
- Pasteur.'
- Rousseau.'
- This Week.'
- Zidane.'


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Finding a desperate couple at their door, elderly pensioners Frank and Maureen Fox extended the hand of friendship – and invited them in for tea and scones. But their kindness was repaid with cruelty when the pair they had tried to help exploited the situation to steal from their bedroom. Travellers Martin and Winifred Ward lied their way inside the Foxes’ home of almost 60 years after claiming one of them was feeling ill. While retired social worker Mrs Fox, 94, was making a pot of tea and freshly baked scones for the couple, Winifred Ward asked to use an upstairs toilet – and then rifled through belongings to swipe two £80 mobile phones.

OPTIONS:
- Fox has 29 previous convictions including theft and fraud.
- Foxes’ has 29 previous convictions including theft and fraud.
- Frank has 29 previous convictions including theft and fraud.
- Martin has 29 previous convictions including theft and fraud.
- Maureen Fox has 29 previous convictions including theft and fraud.
- Wards has 29 previous convictions including theft and fraud.
- Winifred Ward has 29 previous convictions including theft and fraud.


How does the sentence end?

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

OPTIONS:
- CNN's supporters have argued that Trump is an equal opportunity insulter, attacking men and women alike over their looks.
- Donald Trump's supporters have argued that Trump is an equal opportunity insulter, attacking men and women alike over their looks.
- GOP's supporters have argued that Trump is an equal opportunity insulter, attacking men and women alike over their looks.
- Goldman Sachs's supporters have argued that Trump is an equal opportunity insulter, attacking men and women alike over their looks.
- Heidi Cruz's supporters have argued that Trump is an equal opportunity insulter, attacking men and women alike over their looks.
- Ted Cruz's supporters have argued that Trump is an equal opportunity insulter, attacking men and women alike over their looks.
- Trump's supporters have argued that Trump is an equal opportunity insulter, attacking men and women alike over their looks.
- Tweets's supporters have argued that Trump is an equal opportunity insulter, attacking men and women alike over their looks.
- Twitter's supporters have argued that Trump is an equal opportunity insulter, attacking men and women alike over their looks.
- White House's supporters have argued that Trump is an equal opportunity insulter, attacking men and women alike over their looks.


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The engineer who was involved in Sunday's New York train derailment apparently "was nodding off and caught himself too late" before the accident that killed four people and injured 67 others, a union representative who has been meeting with the man told CNN on Tuesday. Anthony Bottalico, the union representative, said engineer William Rockefeller Jr. recognizes his responsibility in the incident. "I think most people are leaning towards human error," Bottalico said. Rockefeller's lawyer, Jeffrey Chartier, characterized what happened as "highway hypnosis." He said his client had had a full night's sleep before the crash, and that Rockefeller had no disciplinary record.

Fatigue is a factor being investigated, according to a separate

OPTIONS:
- Anthony Bottalico law enforcement source.
- Bottalico law enforcement source.
- CNN law enforcement source.
- Hudson law enforcement source.
- Jeffrey Chartier law enforcement source.
- NTSB law enforcement source.
- New York law enforcement source.
- Rockefeller law enforcement source.
- William Rockefeller Jr. law enforcement source.


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We share a common ancestor with Neanderthals, but this ancient  population remains largely a mystery. Now, researchers have used new digital techniques to recreate the skull of the last common ancestor of Homo sapiens and Neanderthals for the first time. The skull also shows how our ancient forefathers had human cheekbones, but a Neanderthal-like bulge at the back of the skulls. The 'virtual fossil' has been simulated by plotting a total of 797 'landmarks' on fossilised skulls stretching over almost two million years of Homo history. These skulls included a 1.6 million-year-old Homo erectus fossil, Neanderthal crania found in Europe and a 19th century skulls in Cambridge.

1.8 million years ago -

OPTIONS:
- Cambridge ergaster begins to appear in fossil record
- Europe ergaster begins to appear in fossil record
- Homo ergaster begins to appear in fossil record
- Neanderthal ergaster begins to appear in fossil record
- Neanderthals ergaster begins to appear in fossil record


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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A woman who helped raise a child with her female partner in Vermont before the pair split can visit the girl in Virginia even though that state doesn't recognize same-sex unions, a court ruled Friday. Janet Jenkins with Isabella, the daughter she helped raise with former partner Lisa Miller. Virginia's Supreme Court ruled that Janet Jenkins and Lisa Miller's civil union in 2000 gave Vermont, and its law on same-sex unions, jurisdiction over their subsequent custody and visitation disputes. Miller moved to Virginia with the child in 2003, and a Vermont court granted Jenkins visitation rights. But Miller took the case to a Virginia court, which ruled that Jenkins had no such rights there.

OPTIONS:
- CNN did not offer an immediate reaction to the ruling but said in 2005 that she was only fighting for her rights as a parent.
- Isabella did not offer an immediate reaction to the ruling but said in 2005 that she was only fighting for her rights as a parent.
- Janet Jenkins did not offer an immediate reaction to the ruling but said in 2005 that she was only fighting for her rights as a parent.
- Jenkins did not offer an immediate reaction to the ruling but said in 2005 that she was only fighting for her rights as a parent.
- Lisa Miller did not offer an immediate reaction to the ruling but said in 2005 that she was only fighting for her rights as a parent.
- Miller did not offer an immediate reaction to the ruling but said in 2005 that she was only fighting for her rights as a parent.
- Supreme Court did not offer an immediate reaction to the ruling but said in 2005 that she was only fighting for her rights as a parent.
- Vermont did not offer an immediate reaction to the ruling but said in 2005 that she was only fighting for her rights as a parent.
- Virginia did not offer an immediate reaction to the ruling but said in 2005 that she was only fighting for her rights as a parent.
- WASHINGTON did not offer an immediate reaction to the ruling but said in 2005 that she was only fighting for her rights as a parent.


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(CNN) The 10-minute conversation between US President-elect Donald Trump and Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen was a major break in the accepted protocol -- something that evidently does not much bother Mr. Trump. It is, of course, too soon to guess whether it was a fluke or a portent of a sea change in American policy. When the Communists won power on the mainland in 1949 their defeated Nationalist foes retreated to the island of Taiwan, either to go down in a last stand or to "recover the mainland." The Communists, for their part, determined to "liberate Taiwan." Both sides considered the standoff to be part of a continued civil war. Both claimed legitimate rule over all of China, with Taiwan merely a province of China. The one thing both agreed on was that Taiwan was inextricably part of China, and was not and could not be an independent country.

Danger of communist subversion served to rationalize the dictatorship, although in practice the repression was directed at least as much against agitation for

OPTIONS:
- American independence.
- China independence.
- Communists independence.
- Donald Trump independence.
- Moody independence.
- Nationalist independence.
- Peter Moody independence.
- Taiwan independence.
- Trump independence.
- Tsai Ing independence.
- US independence.


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Washington (CNN) U.S. intelligence estimates now put the number of ISIS fighters in Libya between 4,000 to 6,000, double the number in the war-ravaged country last year, according to the top U.S. military commander in Africa. Gen. David Rodriguez, commander of U.S. Africa Command, said the intelligence community estimates the number of ISIS fighters in Libya at "around 4 to 6,000." He added that the number has "probably about doubled in the last 12 to 18 months, based on what their assessments were last year." Wracked by violence since the fall of Moammar Gadhafi in 2011, Libya has become a haven for militant groups.

The U.S. continues to watch

OPTIONS:
- Africa closely, Rodriguez told reporters Thursday.
- African closely, Rodriguez told reporters Thursday.
- CNN closely, Rodriguez told reporters Thursday.
- David Rodriguez closely, Rodriguez told reporters Thursday.
- ISIS closely, Rodriguez told reporters Thursday.
- Libya closely, Rodriguez told reporters Thursday.
- Moammar Gadhafi closely, Rodriguez told reporters Thursday.
- U.S. closely, Rodriguez told reporters Thursday.
- U.S. Africa Command closely, Rodriguez told reporters Thursday.
- Washington closely, Rodriguez told reporters Thursday.


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(CNN) Bana Alabed, a 7-year-old Syrian girl who captured the world's attention with heartbreaking Twitter posts about the bombing of Aleppo, disappeared from social media on Sunday. The last message sent on the Twitter account Bana shares with her mother, Fatemah, was foreboding: "We are sure the army is capturing us now. We will see each other another day dear world. Bye.- Fatemah #Aleppo" Her Twitter account was deleted and nobody knows why. Bana, who had more than 100,000 followers, has tweeted dire messages before, as when she said on November 27: "Tonight we have no house, it's bombed and I got in rubble. I saw deaths and I almost died."

They are now in control of more than 20% of eastern

OPTIONS:
- Aleppo.
- Bana.
- Bana Alabed.
- CNN.
- Fatemah.
- Syria.
- Syrian.
- Twitter.


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(CNN) -- President Obama's favorite television shows include "House of Cards" and "Mad Men." One can imagine that when his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin wants to kick back and relax, all he will need to do is turn on the nightly news and watch the latest reports from the NATO Summit in Wales. Putin can listen as NATO leaders roll out the latest iteration of their bold responses to his annexation of Crimea and his invasion of Ukraine. Imagine how he'll be tickled as NATO leaders fall all over themselves trying to find ways to refer to his sending Russian troops into a neighboring country without actually calling it an invasion.

As a consequence,

OPTIONS:
- CNN can watch the NATO show and enjoy it for what it is: a diversion.
- Crimea can watch the NATO show and enjoy it for what it is: a diversion.
- David Rothkopf can watch the NATO show and enjoy it for what it is: a diversion.
- House of Cards can watch the NATO show and enjoy it for what it is: a diversion.
- Islamic can watch the NATO show and enjoy it for what it is: a diversion.
- Mad Men can watch the NATO show and enjoy it for what it is: a diversion.
- NATO can watch the NATO show and enjoy it for what it is: a diversion.
- NATO Summit can watch the NATO show and enjoy it for what it is: a diversion.
- Obama can watch the NATO show and enjoy it for what it is: a diversion.
- Putin can watch the NATO show and enjoy it for what it is: a diversion.
- Russian can watch the NATO show and enjoy it for what it is: a diversion.
- U.S. can watch the NATO show and enjoy it for what it is: a diversion.
- Ukraine can watch the NATO show and enjoy it for what it is: a diversion.
- Vladimir Putin can watch the NATO show and enjoy it for what it is: a diversion.
- Wales can watch the NATO show and enjoy it for what it is: a diversion.


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Run-ups are over-rated, just ask Neymar who scored four goals at the Camp Nou on Saturday night – two of which were penalties scored from a standing start. The Brazilian became La Liga’s top scorer with eight goals this season, scoring twice in each half as Barcelona beat Rayo Vallecano 5-2. Luis Suarez made the third and fourth Neymar goals and then scored the fifth from a Neymar pass. Barca fans are counting the days until Lionel Messi returns. They sang his name in the second half as he watched from the stands alongside Andres Iniesta, who is also injured.

But while they wait for him to come back from his knee ligament injury Suarez and

OPTIONS:
- Andres Iniesta seem more than capable of holding things together and Neymar may just have the penalty-taking job for keeps.
- Barca seem more than capable of holding things together and Neymar may just have the penalty-taking job for keeps.
- Barcelona seem more than capable of holding things together and Neymar may just have the penalty-taking job for keeps.
- Bercelona seem more than capable of holding things together and Neymar may just have the penalty-taking job for keeps.
- Brazilian seem more than capable of holding things together and Neymar may just have the penalty-taking job for keeps.
- Camp Nou seem more than capable of holding things together and Neymar may just have the penalty-taking job for keeps.
- Javi Guerra seem more than capable of holding things together and Neymar may just have the penalty-taking job for keeps.
- La Liga seem more than capable of holding things together and Neymar may just have the penalty-taking job for keeps.
- Lionel Messi seem more than capable of holding things together and Neymar may just have the penalty-taking job for keeps.
- Luis Suarez seem more than capable of holding things together and Neymar may just have the penalty-taking job for keeps.
- Neymar seem more than capable of holding things together and Neymar may just have the penalty-taking job for keeps.
- Rayo seem more than capable of holding things together and Neymar may just have the penalty-taking job for keeps.
- Rayo Vallecano seem more than capable of holding things together and Neymar may just have the penalty-taking job for keeps.
- Real Madrid seem more than capable of holding things together and Neymar may just have the penalty-taking job for keeps.
- Villarreal seem more than capable of holding things together and Neymar may just have the penalty-taking job for keeps.


England left for the Caribbean on Thursday knowing they must beat the West Indies on their return to Test cricket to salvage the futures of key personnel and silence speculation that continues to swirl around Kevin Pietersen. The stakes are high for England after a disastrous World Cup and the introduction of a new ECB chairman in Colin Graves who has made it clear that jobs will be on the line in a three-Test series that begins in Antigua on April 13. Pietersen, who has rejoined Surrey in an attempt to win back his Test place, was the name on everyone’s lips at Gatwick Airport as beleaguered coach Peter Moores and returning captain Alastair Cook put on a united front ahead of a five-week tour they cannot afford to go wrong.

‘Kevin’s not on this trip so I don’t have to focus on Kevin at all,’ insisted Moores, who initially lost his job as England coach after clashing with

OPTIONS:
- Alastair Cook at the end of 2008.
- Antigua at the end of 2008.
- Caribbean at the end of 2008.
- Colin Graves at the end of 2008.
- ECB at the end of 2008.
- England at the end of 2008.
- Gatwick at the end of 2008.
- Gatwick Airport at the end of 2008.
- Kevin Pietersen at the end of 2008.
- Peter Moores at the end of 2008.
- Pietersen at the end of 2008.
- Surrey at the end of 2008.
- Test at the end of 2008.
- West Indies at the end of 2008.
- World Cup at the end of 2008.


Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) After months of delays, Afghan government negotiators signed a peace deal Thursday with an insurgent faction led by one of the country's most notorious warlords. The deal was signed at a ceremony attended by negotiators, the President's national security adviser, and representatives of the Hezb-i-Islami faction of Gulbuddin Hekmatyar. Afghan and US officials applauded the agreement, but a prominent human rights organization strongly criticized the deal. In a statement, the US Embassy called Thursday's accord "a step in bringing the conflict in Afghanistan to a peaceful end." That sentiment was echoed by Afghanistan's chief executive -- who is in a shaky power-sharing agreement with the country's President.

During the subsequent civil war between rival mujaheddin commanders in the 1990s,

OPTIONS:
- Afghan was accused of committing atrocities against civilians during the deadly struggle for control of the Afghan capital.
- Afghanistan was accused of committing atrocities against civilians during the deadly struggle for control of the Afghan capital.
- CNN was accused of committing atrocities against civilians during the deadly struggle for control of the Afghan capital.
- Gulbuddin Hekmatyar was accused of committing atrocities against civilians during the deadly struggle for control of the Afghan capital.
- Hezb was accused of committing atrocities against civilians during the deadly struggle for control of the Afghan capital.
- Human Rights Watch was accused of committing atrocities against civilians during the deadly struggle for control of the Afghan capital.
- Islami was accused of committing atrocities against civilians during the deadly struggle for control of the Afghan capital.
- Kabul was accused of committing atrocities against civilians during the deadly struggle for control of the Afghan capital.
- US was accused of committing atrocities against civilians during the deadly struggle for control of the Afghan capital.
- US Embassy was accused of committing atrocities against civilians during the deadly struggle for control of the Afghan capital.


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Astronomers have discovered that Saturn’s outermost ring - the largest planetary ring in the solar system - is even larger than first thought. Research has revealed it is 30 per cent bigger, extending 10 million miles (16 million kilometres) from Saturn into space. And it was also found that the ring is made of tiny particles smaller than the width of a human hair in size - which has made it incredibly hard to study. Known as the Phoebe ring, owing to the influence of Saturn’s moon of the same name, the ring was first discovered in 2009 using the Spitzer Space Telescope.

Some of

OPTIONS:
- MailOnline other rings, by comparison, contain house-sized pieces of ice, and other chunks measuring down to a few millimetres in size, making them more visible.
- Phoebe other rings, by comparison, contain house-sized pieces of ice, and other chunks measuring down to a few millimetres in size, making them more visible.
- Saturn other rings, by comparison, contain house-sized pieces of ice, and other chunks measuring down to a few millimetres in size, making them more visible.
- Saturn’s other rings, by comparison, contain house-sized pieces of ice, and other chunks measuring down to a few millimetres in size, making them more visible.
- Spitzer Space Telescope other rings, by comparison, contain house-sized pieces of ice, and other chunks measuring down to a few millimetres in size, making them more visible.
- University of Maryland other rings, by comparison, contain house-sized pieces of ice, and other chunks measuring down to a few millimetres in size, making them more visible.


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Washington (CNN) Always check the abandoned boxes in your attic because you never know what you might find. A family in Mississippi discovered a rare letter from founding father Thomas Jefferson in a box of heirlooms, written to their ancestor, U.S. Ambassador to France William Crawford. The four-page letter from the former president shows his reaction to the end of the War of 1812, comparing it to the American revolution. He discusses the honor of American independence and rails against the British. The Raab Collection, a Philadelphia dealer of historical documents, is selling the letter for $325,000 on behalf of the family.

Jefferson also shared his dislike for the

OPTIONS:
- American in his letter to Crawford.
- British in his letter to Crawford.
- CNN in his letter to Crawford.
- France in his letter to Crawford.
- Mississippi in his letter to Crawford.
- Philadelphia in his letter to Crawford.
- Raab Collection in his letter to Crawford.
- Thomas Jefferson in his letter to Crawford.
- U.S. in his letter to Crawford.
- War of 1812 in his letter to Crawford.
- Washington in his letter to Crawford.
- William Crawford in his letter to Crawford.


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Chelsea youngster Andreas Christensen has joined Borussia Monchengladbach on a two-year loan after agreeing to sign a new five-year contract at Stamford Bridge. Christensen, 19, was handed his Chelsea debut by Jose Mourinho last season in the Capital One Cup against Shrewsbury and went on to make three appearances including coming on as a substitute in their final game of the season against Sunderland. He will spend the next two seasons in Germany's top flight with Borussia, who have qualified for the Champions League after finishing third in the Bundesliga behind Bayern Munich and Wolfsburg. Chelsea hold an option to end the loan after a year should they see fit.

We're delighted that we've been able to bring him in on loan from

OPTIONS:
- Andreas Christensen.'
- Bayern Munich.'
- Borussia.'
- Borussia Monchengladbach.'
- Bundesliga.'
- Capital One Cup.'
- Champions League.'
- Chelsea.'
- Christensen.'
- Danish.'
- Germany.'
- Jose Mourinho.'
- Shrewsbury.'
- Stamford Bridge.'
- Sunderland.'
- Wolfsburg.'


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FOB Tillman, Afghanistan (CNN) -- U.S. troops have fired into Pakistani territory at least four times in the last 10 months in cross-border skirmishes that they say are in response to shelling from inside Pakistan, CNN has learned. The revelation is likely to stoke already tense relations between Pakistan and the United States, which hit a new low after a NATO airstrike last year killed 24 Pakistani soldiers along the volatile border. While the Taliban and Haqqani network, an Afghan militant group operating from Pakistan's Waziristan province, are generally believed responsible for cross-border attacks against troops, an Afghan army commander says Pakistani soldiers opened fire on him and his men as recently as April 14.

The outpost is one of a handful along the

OPTIONS:
- Afghan-Pakistan border, and the captain's admission may indicate more cross-border violence than previously publicized.
- Afghanistan-Pakistan border, and the captain's admission may indicate more cross-border violence than previously publicized.
- CNN-Pakistan border, and the captain's admission may indicate more cross-border violence than previously publicized.
- FOB Tillman-Pakistan border, and the captain's admission may indicate more cross-border violence than previously publicized.
- Haqqani network-Pakistan border, and the captain's admission may indicate more cross-border violence than previously publicized.
- NATO-Pakistan border, and the captain's admission may indicate more cross-border violence than previously publicized.
- Pakistan-Pakistan border, and the captain's admission may indicate more cross-border violence than previously publicized.
- Pakistani-Pakistan border, and the captain's admission may indicate more cross-border violence than previously publicized.
- Taliban-Pakistan border, and the captain's admission may indicate more cross-border violence than previously publicized.
- U.S.-Pakistan border, and the captain's admission may indicate more cross-border violence than previously publicized.
- United States-Pakistan border, and the captain's admission may indicate more cross-border violence than previously publicized.
- Waziristan-Pakistan border, and the captain's admission may indicate more cross-border violence than previously publicized.


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Jose Mourinho's Chelsea side have made a shocking start to the season, losing three of their opening five games while looking like a pale imitation of the 2014-15 Premier League champions. Their latest embarrassment came at Goodison Park on Saturday as a Steven Naismith hat-trick condemned Mourinho's side to the lower reaches of the Premier League table. So, ahead of their Champions League clash against Maccabi Tel Aviv, Sportsmail asks 10 questions facing Mourinho as he aims to pull his side out of a hole. Despite his history with Arsenal, Fabregas quickly became a fan-favourite last season as he laid on goal after goal during the early stages of Chelsea's 2014-15 title winning season. However, Blues fans will tell you it's been far too long since the Spaniard had even a half-decent game.

And there's little doubt that in current form, Loftus-Cheek wouldn't have to do much to make more of an impact than

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal.
- Blues.
- Champions League.
- Chelsea.
- Everton.
- Fabregas.
- Goodison Park.
- Jose Mourinho.
- Mourinho.
- Premier League.
- Spaniard.
- Sportsmail.
- Steven Naismith.
- Tel Aviv.


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The bassist for Scott Weiland and The Wildabouts was arrested by Minnesota police on felony drug charges after cocaine was discovered on the tour bus where the legendary rocker was found dead. Weiland, 48, was found dead in a bedroom on the bus in Bloomington and police arrested Tommy Black, 47, after they located cocaine in the room when they executed a search warrant on Friday. Authorities also discovered cocaine in a room that Black, who is now facing up to five years in prison and a hefty fine, was occupying on the band's bus while the rock group was touring.

A statement on

OPTIONS:
- Black's Facebook page said the legendary singer passed away in his sleep.
- Bloomington's Facebook page said the legendary singer passed away in his sleep.
- Cocaine's Facebook page said the legendary singer passed away in his sleep.
- Minnesota's Facebook page said the legendary singer passed away in his sleep.
- Scott Weiland's Facebook page said the legendary singer passed away in his sleep.
- Stone Temple Pilots's Facebook page said the legendary singer passed away in his sleep.
- The Wildabouts's Facebook page said the legendary singer passed away in his sleep.
- Tommy Black's Facebook page said the legendary singer passed away in his sleep.
- Velvet Revolver's Facebook page said the legendary singer passed away in his sleep.
- Weiland's Facebook page said the legendary singer passed away in his sleep.


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

If

OPTIONS:
- CNN believes it has "probable cause" to believe that arrested person could be a deportable immigrant, it issues a detainer request.
- DHS believes it has "probable cause" to believe that arrested person could be a deportable immigrant, it issues a detainer request.
- Department of Homeland Security believes it has "probable cause" to believe that arrested person could be a deportable immigrant, it issues a detainer request.
- Donald Trump believes it has "probable cause" to believe that arrested person could be a deportable immigrant, it issues a detainer request.
- ICE believes it has "probable cause" to believe that arrested person could be a deportable immigrant, it issues a detainer request.
- Immigrations and Customs Enforcement believes it has "probable cause" to believe that arrested person could be a deportable immigrant, it issues a detainer request.
- Trump administration believes it has "probable cause" to believe that arrested person could be a deportable immigrant, it issues a detainer request.
- Washington believes it has "probable cause" to believe that arrested person could be a deportable immigrant, it issues a detainer request.
- Weekly Declined Detainer Outcome Report believes it has "probable cause" to believe that arrested person could be a deportable immigrant, it issues a detainer request.


Minister Grant Shapps was forced to quit over the ‘Tatler Tory’ scandal yesterday amid shocking new claims of blackmail, adultery and political corruption. He resigned as Overseas Aid Minister after he was blamed by No 10 for giving a top job in the Election campaign to Mark Clarke, who bullied activist Elliott Johnson, 21, before he killed himself in September . Shapps’ exit came as this newspaper alerted No 10 to accusations that Clarke was trying to blackmail a former female aide to Tory Cabinet Minister Robert Halfon over an affair with a married Tory MP. Clarke had allegedly told the woman to win Halfon’s backing for his bid to become a Tory MP or the relationship would be exposed.

After the

OPTIONS:
- Clarke up to 25 activists complained – and when Mr Johnson was found dead by a railway track in Bedfordshire, the scandal erupted.
- Election up to 25 activists complained – and when Mr Johnson was found dead by a railway track in Bedfordshire, the scandal erupted.
- Elliott Johnson up to 25 activists complained – and when Mr Johnson was found dead by a railway track in Bedfordshire, the scandal erupted.
- Grant Shapps up to 25 activists complained – and when Mr Johnson was found dead by a railway track in Bedfordshire, the scandal erupted.
- Halfon up to 25 activists complained – and when Mr Johnson was found dead by a railway track in Bedfordshire, the scandal erupted.
- Lord Feldman up to 25 activists complained – and when Mr Johnson was found dead by a railway track in Bedfordshire, the scandal erupted.
- Mark Clarke up to 25 activists complained – and when Mr Johnson was found dead by a railway track in Bedfordshire, the scandal erupted.
- No 10 up to 25 activists complained – and when Mr Johnson was found dead by a railway track in Bedfordshire, the scandal erupted.
- Robert Halfon up to 25 activists complained – and when Mr Johnson was found dead by a railway track in Bedfordshire, the scandal erupted.
- Shapps up to 25 activists complained – and when Mr Johnson was found dead by a railway track in Bedfordshire, the scandal erupted.
- Shapps’ up to 25 activists complained – and when Mr Johnson was found dead by a railway track in Bedfordshire, the scandal erupted.
- Tatler Tory up to 25 activists complained – and when Mr Johnson was found dead by a railway track in Bedfordshire, the scandal erupted.
- Tory up to 25 activists complained – and when Mr Johnson was found dead by a railway track in Bedfordshire, the scandal erupted.


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She was the most hated woman in Britain, loathed for her role in the break-up of the Prince and Princess of Wales' marriage and vilified for everything from her dress sense to her looks. But 10 years on from the sunny April day that saw Camilla Parker-Bowles become the Duchess of Cornwall, things are looking very different for the 67-year-old royal. Indeed, so popular has Camilla become, a recent poll revealed that not only is the Duchess loved by 50 per cent of Britons, 56 per cent credit her with Charles' own increasing popularity. Scroll down for video Relaxed: The Prince of Wales has cut an increasingly relaxed figure since marrying Camilla

That she has managed it, apparently without breaking a sweat, hasn't gone unnoticed - not least by

OPTIONS:
- Britain himself.
- Britons himself.
- Camilla himself.
- Camilla Parker-Bowles himself.
- Charles himself.
- Duchess himself.
- Duchess of Cornwall himself.
- Prince himself.
- Prince of Wales himself.
- Princess of Wales himself.
- Queen himself.
- Royal Family himself.
- The Duchess himself.


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(CNN) -- China's propaganda system appears to be working hard to belittle U.S. President Barack Obama before he heads to Asia for three key multilateral meetings. The open mockery of the Democratic Party's loss in the midterm elections is likely an attempt to put the President on the defensive before he lands in Beijing on Monday. But it's really little wonder that China is trying to change the subject from its own problems, both foreign and domestic. For a start, Chinese President Xi Jinping will want no trouble from a U.S. president as he executes his anti-corruption campaign, the primary purpose of which many believe is to consolidate and further centralize his power. Meanwhile, Xi is also dealing with a restive empire, including a democracy movement in Hong Kong and unrest in Xinjiang, which has seen terror attacks against Chinese civilians and paramilitary officers.

During his time in Asia, Obama can begin to reverse the dangerous perception of a

OPTIONS:
- Asia that is weakening while China rises.
- Barack Obama that is weakening while China rises.
- Beijing that is weakening while China rises.
- CNN that is weakening while China rises.
- China that is weakening while China rises.
- Chinese that is weakening while China rises.
- Dan Blumenthal that is weakening while China rises.
- Democratic Party that is weakening while China rises.
- Democrats that is weakening while China rises.
- Hong Kong that is weakening while China rises.
- Japan that is weakening while China rises.
- Obama that is weakening while China rises.
- U.S. that is weakening while China rises.
- Xi that is weakening while China rises.
- Xi Jinping that is weakening while China rises.
- Xinjiang that is weakening while China rises.