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The South Australian Supreme Court will today hear submissions about legal action a popular Australian Instagram personality is taking against a YouTube 'diet guru' famous for eating up to 51 bananas a day. Adelaide personal trainer Kayla Itsines, 23, her partner Tobias Pearce and company Bikini Body Training Company Pty Ltd last month launched an injunction against Freelee the Banana Girl (Leanne Ratcliffe) and Durianrider (Harley Johnstone) over remarks Ms Itsines alleged were defamatory. Ms Itsines, 23, is behind the program Bikini Body Guide and has more than 2.3 million followers on Instagram. Freelee and Durianrider describe themselves as being behind the 'busiest raw vegan and vegan' website online, 30bananasaday, and post to a YouTube account with more than 330,000 subscribers.

Real names Harley Johnstone (left) and

OPTIONS:
- Adelaide (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- Australian (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- Banana Girl (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- Bikini Body Guide (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- Bikini Body Training Company Pty Ltd (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- Durianrider (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- Freelee (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- Harley Johnstone (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- Instagram (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- Itsines (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- Kayla Itsines (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- Leanne Ratcliffe (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- South Australian Supreme Court (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- Tobias Pearce (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- YouTube (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.


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(CNN) Republican Sen. John McCain said on Monday that he wasn't sure if Donald Trump would be a better president for appointing Supreme Court justices than Hillary Clinton. Trump has released lists of 21 potential justices. He has pledged to choose from among those 21 when making Supreme Court selections, in a move that has earned him praise from conservatives, including his former rival in the Republican primary, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz. Asked on the Dom Giordano program on 1210 WPHT Philadelphia radio whether Trump was the superior candidate on issues like the Supreme Court, the Arizona senator replied, "Uh, first of all, I don't know, because I hear him saying a lot of different things."

A spokesperson from

OPTIONS:
- Arizona's Senate office later clarified his comments on opposing a Clinton-nominated justice.
- CNN's Senate office later clarified his comments on opposing a Clinton-nominated justice.
- Dom Giordano's Senate office later clarified his comments on opposing a Clinton-nominated justice.
- Donald Trump's Senate office later clarified his comments on opposing a Clinton-nominated justice.
- Hillary Clinton's Senate office later clarified his comments on opposing a Clinton-nominated justice.
- John McCain's Senate office later clarified his comments on opposing a Clinton-nominated justice.
- McCain's Senate office later clarified his comments on opposing a Clinton-nominated justice.
- Republican's Senate office later clarified his comments on opposing a Clinton-nominated justice.
- Senate's Senate office later clarified his comments on opposing a Clinton-nominated justice.
- Supreme Court's Senate office later clarified his comments on opposing a Clinton-nominated justice.
- Ted Cruz's Senate office later clarified his comments on opposing a Clinton-nominated justice.
- Texas's Senate office later clarified his comments on opposing a Clinton-nominated justice.
- Trump's Senate office later clarified his comments on opposing a Clinton-nominated justice.
- WPHT Philadelphia's Senate office later clarified his comments on opposing a Clinton-nominated justice.


A mother and her daughter who both have a rare condition which makes their skin wrinkle prematurely have undergone matching £50,000 facelifts. Tracey Gibson, 45,  and her daughter Zara Hartshorn, 18, both suffer Lipodystrophy, a rare condition which makes fat dissolve beneath tissue. While Zara had a face-lift at the age of 16 to stave off bullies, her mother has long suffered lingering stares and cruel nicknames. Having been rejected by the NHS for a free operation, the mother of seven thought she would be forever trapped in a sinking face. But, two years since her daughter received free surgery from American doctors, the 45-year-old has unveiled her new £50,000 face after being flown overseas to receive the same VIP treatment.

Of

OPTIONS:
- American’s seven children, three have inherited the rare condition.
- Botox’s seven children, three have inherited the rare condition.
- Lipodystrophy’s seven children, three have inherited the rare condition.
- NHS’s seven children, three have inherited the rare condition.
- Tracey Gibson’s seven children, three have inherited the rare condition.
- U.S.’s seven children, three have inherited the rare condition.
- Zara’s seven children, three have inherited the rare condition.
- Zara Hartshorn’s seven children, three have inherited the rare condition.


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At first glance, the rest of our solar system seems to be a pretty barren place - pockmarked worlds with dry surfaces are abundant, and only one - Earth - has visible water. But by peering beneath the surfaces of other worlds, scientists are quickly realising that water may actually be much more commonplace than thought. Nine other worlds in total are now suspected to have some form of subsurface ocean containing far more water than is on Earth - and some may even contain life, according to Nasa. Nasa has released an infographic explaining which worlds in the solar system are thought to have oceans under their surface, such as Ceres, seen here. The distance from the sun is given in AU, which stands for Astronomical Unit - and one AU is the distance from Earth to the sun

The water forms because the moon is pushed and pulled by the gas giant

OPTIONS:
- AU
- Astronomical Unit
- California
- Ceres
- Earth
- Jupiter
- Nasa
- Pluto
- Saturn


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

Flanked by Johnny Russell and Will Hughes, Eric Steele jigged over to the travelling Derby supporters - the popular goalkeeping coach was in the mood to celebrate. After a first win in eight, they are back in this consuming promotion race and that six-week wobble is no longer. Steele lapped up the adulation, entertaining 4,000 behind one goal of the DW Stadium at which the Rams wrapped up three crucial points. This felt very important indeed, the outpouring of each olé obvious. Derby's players celebrate after Chris Martin's goal gave them the lead in the second half Steve McClaren was all smiles as he took his place in the stands before the game

‘I didn’t think

OPTIONS:
- Chris Martin would make the impact that he did,’ McClaren admitted after Martin’s first appearance in almost two months.
- DW Stadium would make the impact that he did,’ McClaren admitted after Martin’s first appearance in almost two months.
- Darren Bent would make the impact that he did,’ McClaren admitted after Martin’s first appearance in almost two months.
- Derby would make the impact that he did,’ McClaren admitted after Martin’s first appearance in almost two months.
- Eric Steele would make the impact that he did,’ McClaren admitted after Martin’s first appearance in almost two months.
- Johnny Russell would make the impact that he did,’ McClaren admitted after Martin’s first appearance in almost two months.
- Rams would make the impact that he did,’ McClaren admitted after Martin’s first appearance in almost two months.
- Steele would make the impact that he did,’ McClaren admitted after Martin’s first appearance in almost two months.
- Steve McClaren would make the impact that he did,’ McClaren admitted after Martin’s first appearance in almost two months.
- Wigan would make the impact that he did,’ McClaren admitted after Martin’s first appearance in almost two months.
- Will Hughes would make the impact that he did,’ McClaren admitted after Martin’s first appearance in almost two months.


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West Ham striker Andy Carroll insists that he didn't pursue professional football for the handsome pay-packet, but simply because of his genuine love for the game. The 26-year-old said during an interview with Forever Sports, 'I've been playing football all my life and I wasn't getting paid for it when I was younger. I kicked a ball round the streets with no leather patches on. For me to play in the Premier League, it's not for the money it's because I love it. He added, 'I don't find it's about the money or the media or anything. It's all about what you love doing and football is what I love doing.'

He was loaned to

OPTIONS:
- Alan Shearer during the 2012–13 season and after performing well for them, they made the deal permanent for £15m that summer.
- Andy Carroll during the 2012–13 season and after performing well for them, they made the deal permanent for £15m that summer.
- Carroll during the 2012–13 season and after performing well for them, they made the deal permanent for £15m that summer.
- Forever Sports during the 2012–13 season and after performing well for them, they made the deal permanent for £15m that summer.
- Newcastle during the 2012–13 season and after performing well for them, they made the deal permanent for £15m that summer.
- Premier League during the 2012–13 season and after performing well for them, they made the deal permanent for £15m that summer.
- St James' Park during the 2012–13 season and after performing well for them, they made the deal permanent for £15m that summer.
- West Ham during the 2012–13 season and after performing well for them, they made the deal permanent for £15m that summer.


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(CNN) Donald Trump's vice presidential search turned into a head-spinning melodrama Wednesday as candidates vying for the spot hopped on planes and phones to perform frenzied, last-minute try-outs. For much of the day, Indiana was the unlikely center of the political world -- all thanks to a flat tire. Trump's plane hit something when it landed Tuesday night, resulting in a popped tire, according to a source familiar with the process. That kept Trump in the state longer than he expected after campaigning with Gov. Mike Pence, setting off a last-minute scramble of high-profile travelers to the Hoosier State as the clock ticked down on his VP decision.

But noting the sheer unpredictability of dealing with the man making the decision, they emphasized: "This is

OPTIONS:
- Donald Trump we are talking about."
- Hoosier State we are talking about."
- Indiana we are talking about."
- Indianapolis we are talking about."
- Mike Pence we are talking about."
- Trump we are talking about."
- VP we are talking about."


Jenna Bush Hager refused to let the rain get her down as she braved the stormy New York  weather to take her two-year-old daughter Mila for a walk - apparently opting to leave  newborn daughter Poppy Louise at home where it was nice and warm. The 33-year-old daughter of former president George W. Bush, who gave birth to her second child with husband Henry Hager in August, was seen pushing Mila's stroller alongside a friend and her little girl on a dreary afternoon earlier this month. And while the weather was less than ideal, Jenna carried a large black umbrella to shield her and her daughter from the drizzle.

The teacher and journalist celebrated

OPTIONS:
- George W. Bush's first day of preschool last month by sharing a touching black and white picture of her holding her daughter's hand as she walked her to school.
- Henry Hager's first day of preschool last month by sharing a touching black and white picture of her holding her daughter's hand as she walked her to school.
- Jenna's first day of preschool last month by sharing a touching black and white picture of her holding her daughter's hand as she walked her to school.
- Jenna Bush Hager's first day of preschool last month by sharing a touching black and white picture of her holding her daughter's hand as she walked her to school.
- Mila's first day of preschool last month by sharing a touching black and white picture of her holding her daughter's hand as she walked her to school.
- New York's first day of preschool last month by sharing a touching black and white picture of her holding her daughter's hand as she walked her to school.
- New York City's first day of preschool last month by sharing a touching black and white picture of her holding her daughter's hand as she walked her to school.
- Poppy's first day of preschool last month by sharing a touching black and white picture of her holding her daughter's hand as she walked her to school.
- Poppy Louise's first day of preschool last month by sharing a touching black and white picture of her holding her daughter's hand as she walked her to school.
- Sweet Chariot's first day of preschool last month by sharing a touching black and white picture of her holding her daughter's hand as she walked her to school.
- Swing Low's first day of preschool last month by sharing a touching black and white picture of her holding her daughter's hand as she walked her to school.


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(CNN) -- "Real Housewives of New Jersey" stars Teresa and Joe Giudice face new bank fraud charges. The reality TV couple could spend decades in prison if convicted on the 41 counts alleged in an indictment returned by a federal grand jury in New Jersey. The Giudices allegedly faked documents and lied on applications to get more than $5 million in loans over eight years before they joined the "The Real Housewives of New Jersey" cast in 2009. They both entered "not guilty" pleas in August to the original 39 counts, including conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud, bank fraud, making false statements on loan applications, and bankruptcy fraud.

"

OPTIONS:
- CNN was not employed outside the home at the time."
- Giudices was not employed outside the home at the time."
- Joe Giudice was not employed outside the home at the time."
- New Jersey was not employed outside the home at the time."
- Real Housewives of New Jersey was not employed outside the home at the time."
- Teresa was not employed outside the home at the time."
- The Real Housewives of New Jersey was not employed outside the home at the time."


(CNN) The mother of one of the two men stabbed to death on a Portland, Oregon, train has written a letter to President Donald Trump, calling on him to speak out against intolerance. Asha Deliverance said doing so would honor her 23-year-old son, Taliesin Myrddin Namkai-Meche, who was defending two Muslim women on a commuter train from a man yelling hateful words. "Your words and actions are meaningful, here in America and throughout the world," Deliverance wrote to Trump. She said her son had died a hero, like Americans honored on Memorial Day. Also killed Friday night was Rick Best, a city worker who spent 23 years in the military.

You have said that you will be President for all

OPTIONS:
- America.
- Americans.
- Asha Deliverance.
- Deliverance.
- Donald Trump.
- Meche.
- Memorial Day.
- Muslim.
- Oregon.
- Portland.
- Rick Best.
- Taliesin Myrddin Namkai.
- Trump.


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Washington (CNN) The nomination of President Donald Trump's Army secretary is in serious jeopardy, and he could be withdrawing as soon as this week, three sources familiar with the matter told CNN. Mark Green, Trump's second pick to be Army secretary, is facing what the sources described as a difficult -- if not insurmountable -- path to confirmation amid a backlash over his controversial statements on LGBT issues, Islam and evolution. The sources said that Green's withdrawal is not finalized, but it's unlikely he would go forward because "there are questions whether he has enough support from either side of the aisle" to get confirmed, according to one source.

"I am confident of

OPTIONS:
- Army's ability to effectively lead the Army."
- CNN's ability to effectively lead the Army."
- Democrats's ability to effectively lead the Army."
- Donald Trump's ability to effectively lead the Army."
- Green's ability to effectively lead the Army."
- Islam's ability to effectively lead the Army."
- LGBT's ability to effectively lead the Army."
- Mark Green's ability to effectively lead the Army."
- Senate's ability to effectively lead the Army."
- Trump's ability to effectively lead the Army."
- Washington's ability to effectively lead the Army."


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Amsterdam, Netherlands (CNN) Not a day goes by in the Netherlands without President Donald Trump making news. If you're an American traveling overseas, you have likely been buttonholed by locals asking you to explain what is going on with the new administration. The local news carries clips of Trump attacking the media, disparaging NATO or falsely suggesting a terrorist attack just occurred in Sweden. At the same time, top Cabinet officials are making the rounds in Europe, appearing to contradict the President on the most basic matters of foreign policy. This is precisely the type of situation into which the US Department of State -- America's foreign ministry -- would normally step in and allay confusion, make sense of the mixed signals and explain to the world precisely where the United States stands.

Under normal circumstances, America's center of diplomatic activity -- the State Department -- would do its traditional job, attempting to portray US government policies as a coherent whole, consistent with US values and laws, committed to upholding the country's obligations, determined to maintain

OPTIONS:
- America's role in the world.
- American's role in the world.
- Amsterdam's role in the world.
- CNN's role in the world.
- Cabinet's role in the world.
- Donald Trump's role in the world.
- Europe's role in the world.
- Frida Ghitis's role in the world.
- NATO's role in the world.
- Netherlands's role in the world.
- State Department's role in the world.
- Sweden's role in the world.
- Trump's role in the world.
- US's role in the world.
- US Department of State's role in the world.
- United States's role in the world.


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(CNN) Mariella Azzato sees her staff thinning almost daily in Venezuela. Over 430 professors, assistants and faculty have left the University of Simon Bolivar, in Caracas, since 2015, according to Azzato, the university's vice rector of administration. The public university is widely considered one of Venezuela's best, yet more than a third of the faculty have left in three years. The vast majority of professors are leaving in search of better lives in other countries as Venezuela dives deeper into an economic and humanitarian crisis punctuated by a government many, including President Trump, deem a dictatorship. "A moment is going to arrive when there's isn't anyone," Azzato laments. "There's an exodus of the most talented professors to other countries."

Some

OPTIONS:
- Azzato cross the border to buy food, toiletries and other essentials and then return the same day to Venezuela.
- CNN cross the border to buy food, toiletries and other essentials and then return the same day to Venezuela.
- Caracas cross the border to buy food, toiletries and other essentials and then return the same day to Venezuela.
- Mariella Azzato cross the border to buy food, toiletries and other essentials and then return the same day to Venezuela.
- Trump cross the border to buy food, toiletries and other essentials and then return the same day to Venezuela.
- UN cross the border to buy food, toiletries and other essentials and then return the same day to Venezuela.
- University of Simon Bolivar cross the border to buy food, toiletries and other essentials and then return the same day to Venezuela.
- Venezuela cross the border to buy food, toiletries and other essentials and then return the same day to Venezuela.
- Venezuelans cross the border to buy food, toiletries and other essentials and then return the same day to Venezuela.


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(CNN) Whether Ed Gillespie likes it or not, the Republican's fate in the Virginia governor's race is tied to President Donald Trump. In a state that chooses a new governor every four years -- one year after the presidential election -- Trump was always going to be a dominant factor. But with two relatively bland candidates and a hyper-partisan national environment, Gillespie's campaign against Democratic Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam has revolved even more than usual around the President. Trump's popularity in Virginia mirrors his low national approval ratings. But Gillespie needs Trump's loyal base to turn out to vote. So he's adopted a strategy of airing ads that don't mention Trump but appeal directly to Trump's voters, warning of the MS-13 gangs and sanctuary cities, of which Virginia has none, and promising to keep up Confederate monuments.

The ad features four minority children running from a Gillespie- and

OPTIONS:
- Confederate-supporting man driving a truck with a Confederate flag through their neighborhood.
- Democratic-supporting man driving a truck with a Confederate flag through their neighborhood.
- Donald Trump-supporting man driving a truck with a Confederate flag through their neighborhood.
- Ed Gillespie-supporting man driving a truck with a Confederate flag through their neighborhood.
- GOP-supporting man driving a truck with a Confederate flag through their neighborhood.
- Gillespie-supporting man driving a truck with a Confederate flag through their neighborhood.
- MS-13-supporting man driving a truck with a Confederate flag through their neighborhood.
- Ralph Northam-supporting man driving a truck with a Confederate flag through their neighborhood.
- Republican-supporting man driving a truck with a Confederate flag through their neighborhood.
- Trump-supporting man driving a truck with a Confederate flag through their neighborhood.
- Virginia-supporting man driving a truck with a Confederate flag through their neighborhood.


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North Korean military chiefs have confirmed that they brutally executed the country's defence chief using an massive anti-aircraft gun at close range, a South Korean official revealed today. Seoul's National Intelligence Service told lawmakers that People's Armed Forces Minister Hyon Yong Chol was killed by anti-aircraft gunfire in May on charges of disloyalty to leader Kim Jong Un. It is understood that the 66-year-old defence chief had talked back to Kim during a gathering of top ranking officials, openly complained about the dictator's policies and fell asleep during meetings. The North's state media has since not mentioned Hyon or his disappearance.

OPTIONS:
- Hyon-Chol is the latest in a long line of officials and aides to fall victim to North Korea's trigger-happy president.
- Hyon Yong Chol-Chol is the latest in a long line of officials and aides to fall victim to North Korea's trigger-happy president.
- Kim-Chol is the latest in a long line of officials and aides to fall victim to North Korea's trigger-happy president.
- Kim Jong Un-Chol is the latest in a long line of officials and aides to fall victim to North Korea's trigger-happy president.
- National Intelligence Service-Chol is the latest in a long line of officials and aides to fall victim to North Korea's trigger-happy president.
- North-Chol is the latest in a long line of officials and aides to fall victim to North Korea's trigger-happy president.
- North Korean-Chol is the latest in a long line of officials and aides to fall victim to North Korea's trigger-happy president.
- People's Armed Forces-Chol is the latest in a long line of officials and aides to fall victim to North Korea's trigger-happy president.
- Seoul-Chol is the latest in a long line of officials and aides to fall victim to North Korea's trigger-happy president.
- South Korean-Chol is the latest in a long line of officials and aides to fall victim to North Korea's trigger-happy president.
- ZPU-4-Chol is the latest in a long line of officials and aides to fall victim to North Korea's trigger-happy president.


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(CNN) Graduate transfers Damion Lee and Trey Lewis headed to Louisville in hopes of getting to take part in March Madness for the first time. The two headed to practice Friday knowing they weren't going to get that chance, because of the actions of others. The university announced it was placing a self-imposed postseason ban on the men's basketball team, saying the program broke an unspecified NCAA rule. "Based upon the available information gathered by the NCAA enforcement staff and the University of Louisville, I determined that it was reasonable to conclude that violations had occurred in the men's basketball program in the past," school President James Ramsey said.

OPTIONS:
- Damion Lee, flanked by his teammates, told reporters after practice that neither he nor Lee saw penalties coming this season.
- James Ramsey, flanked by his teammates, told reporters after practice that neither he nor Lee saw penalties coming this season.
- Louisville, flanked by his teammates, told reporters after practice that neither he nor Lee saw penalties coming this season.
- March Madness, flanked by his teammates, told reporters after practice that neither he nor Lee saw penalties coming this season.
- NCAA, flanked by his teammates, told reporters after practice that neither he nor Lee saw penalties coming this season.
- Player, flanked by his teammates, told reporters after practice that neither he nor Lee saw penalties coming this season.
- Rick Pitino, flanked by his teammates, told reporters after practice that neither he nor Lee saw penalties coming this season.
- Trey Lewis, flanked by his teammates, told reporters after practice that neither he nor Lee saw penalties coming this season.
- University of Louisville, flanked by his teammates, told reporters after practice that neither he nor Lee saw penalties coming this season.


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Geoff Barrow has accused streaming services of giving music away, saying his band Portishead were paid just £1,700 despite getting 34million plays The founder of rock band Portishead has waded into the debate over music streaming, saying that he received just £1,700 in royalties despite his songs being played 34million times. In a series of tweets Geoff Barrow, Portishead's founder and instrumentalist, attacked Spotify, YouTube, Apple and 'especially' Universal Music for selling his music cheaply. He added that he has nothing against streaming, but wants musicians to be paid more, and says it is hurting young talent, stopping people from establishing themselves on the scene.

The membership-based service  will operate in a similar format to

OPTIONS:
- Apple, providing music and exclusive videos that users can stream on computers, tablets and smartphones or listen to offline.
- Geoff Barrow, providing music and exclusive videos that users can stream on computers, tablets and smartphones or listen to offline.
- Portishead, providing music and exclusive videos that users can stream on computers, tablets and smartphones or listen to offline.
- Spotify, providing music and exclusive videos that users can stream on computers, tablets and smartphones or listen to offline.
- Taylor Swift, providing music and exclusive videos that users can stream on computers, tablets and smartphones or listen to offline.
- Universal Music, providing music and exclusive videos that users can stream on computers, tablets and smartphones or listen to offline.
- YouTube, providing music and exclusive videos that users can stream on computers, tablets and smartphones or listen to offline.


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A single mother has spent more than £20,000 to complete her 22-month-old baby's transformation into a pageant queen who has already won eight competitions. Jas Sullivan, 23, has splashed out on £15,000 worth of designer clothes and £1,000 of gold jewellery for her only child Minnie-Beau. Jas, from Plymouth, says she sees nothing wrong with her toddler, who has hair extensions and a full face of makeup applied before every stage appearance, competing in a bikini. Jas, who works as a carer, said: 'Somebody commented on a picture of Minnie-Beau at a pageant and asked why I was dressing my daughter inappropriately and like a prostitute.

Jas said: 'I afford Minnie's wardrobe and her designer clothes by working hard and all of my money goes on

OPTIONS:
- Beau.
- Jas.
- Jas Sullivan.
- Minnie.
- Plymouth.


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

OPTIONS:
- Brown resigned over the weekend, saying he was worried about putting Ferguson's residents and police officers at risk.
- Darren Wilson resigned over the weekend, saying he was worried about putting Ferguson's residents and police officers at risk.
- Ferguson resigned over the weekend, saying he was worried about putting Ferguson's residents and police officers at risk.
- Ferguson Police Department resigned over the weekend, saying he was worried about putting Ferguson's residents and police officers at risk.
- Head resigned over the weekend, saying he was worried about putting Ferguson's residents and police officers at risk.
- Louis Head resigned over the weekend, saying he was worried about putting Ferguson's residents and police officers at risk.
- Michael Brown resigned over the weekend, saying he was worried about putting Ferguson's residents and police officers at risk.
- Missouri resigned over the weekend, saying he was worried about putting Ferguson's residents and police officers at risk.
- Robert McCulloch resigned over the weekend, saying he was worried about putting Ferguson's residents and police officers at risk.
- St. Louis resigned over the weekend, saying he was worried about putting Ferguson's residents and police officers at risk.
- St. Louis County resigned over the weekend, saying he was worried about putting Ferguson's residents and police officers at risk.
- Wilson resigned over the weekend, saying he was worried about putting Ferguson's residents and police officers at risk.


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The December test flight of the Orion capsule was widely hailed as a huge success. It was the first time that Nasa had launched spaceship a designed to carry astronauts far beyond Earth in nearly half a century. Nasa attempted to find out in today's test flight of an Orion mock-up, which touched down in the Arizona desert after engineers intentionally failed two different parachutes. An image taken by Verge reporter, Loren Grush, shows how the Orion capsule landed 'almost upsidedown'. During the test, a C-17 aircraft dropped a model Orion capsule from its cargo bay at an altitude of 35,000ft (6.5 miles) in the skies above the U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground in Yuma, Arizona.

OPTIONS:
- Arizona's parachute system is a critical part of returning future crews who will travel to an asteroid, on toward Mars and return to Earth in the spacecraft.
- C-17's parachute system is a critical part of returning future crews who will travel to an asteroid, on toward Mars and return to Earth in the spacecraft.
- Earth's parachute system is a critical part of returning future crews who will travel to an asteroid, on toward Mars and return to Earth in the spacecraft.
- Loren Grush's parachute system is a critical part of returning future crews who will travel to an asteroid, on toward Mars and return to Earth in the spacecraft.
- Mars's parachute system is a critical part of returning future crews who will travel to an asteroid, on toward Mars and return to Earth in the spacecraft.
- Nasa's parachute system is a critical part of returning future crews who will travel to an asteroid, on toward Mars and return to Earth in the spacecraft.
- Orion's parachute system is a critical part of returning future crews who will travel to an asteroid, on toward Mars and return to Earth in the spacecraft.
- U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground's parachute system is a critical part of returning future crews who will travel to an asteroid, on toward Mars and return to Earth in the spacecraft.
- Verge's parachute system is a critical part of returning future crews who will travel to an asteroid, on toward Mars and return to Earth in the spacecraft.
- Yuma's parachute system is a critical part of returning future crews who will travel to an asteroid, on toward Mars and return to Earth in the spacecraft.


After supposedly inventing Mother's Day in his country four years ago, North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Un has taken his unlikely stance on gender equality a step further. During a visit to an airbase yesterday, the despot hailed International Women's Day by handing out free make-up and sending congratulations to the wives of airmen in honour of the occasion. While not meeting any of the men's partners in person, he was said to have asked commanding officers to pass on his gifts of food and cosmetics. Unlikely feminist: Kim Jong-Un, pictured on a official airbase visit yesterday, is mobbed by female workers after publicly recognising International Women's Day

Inspecting facilities: During the tour,

OPTIONS:
- Dictator inspected a new power station and  also took the opportunity to tour the site's training facilities as well its washroom, kitchen, greenhouse and mushroom cultivation room
- International Women's Day inspected a new power station and  also took the opportunity to tour the site's training facilities as well its washroom, kitchen, greenhouse and mushroom cultivation room
- Kim inspected a new power station and  also took the opportunity to tour the site's training facilities as well its washroom, kitchen, greenhouse and mushroom cultivation room
- Kim Jong-Un inspected a new power station and  also took the opportunity to tour the site's training facilities as well its washroom, kitchen, greenhouse and mushroom cultivation room
- Mother's Day inspected a new power station and  also took the opportunity to tour the site's training facilities as well its washroom, kitchen, greenhouse and mushroom cultivation room
- North Korea inspected a new power station and  also took the opportunity to tour the site's training facilities as well its washroom, kitchen, greenhouse and mushroom cultivation room
- North Korean inspected a new power station and  also took the opportunity to tour the site's training facilities as well its washroom, kitchen, greenhouse and mushroom cultivation room


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(CNN) -- An Arizona mother has admitted to suffocating her 13-year-old daughter and trying to kill her other children by poisoning them, police said Tuesday. Officers in Casa Grande, Arizona, responded to a 911 call on Christmas Day. A man said that his ex-wife, 35-year-old Connie Villa, had stabbed him but that he had managed to escape and was driving himself to a hospital. When officers arrived at the home, they found Villa with stab wounds, holding a knife to her chest. They managed to subdue her and conducted a sweep of the home. Police found the body of Aniarael Macias, Villa's daughter, in the bathroom.

Police also said that she told them she was unsuccessful in forcing her oldest daughter to ingest the drugs, and so she suffocated

OPTIONS:
- Aniarael.
- Aniarael Macias.
- Arizona.
- CNN.
- Casa Grande.
- Connie Villa.
- Villa.


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(CNN) Mitt Romney has added his voice to the chorus of Republicans who are dismayed that an ignorant demagogue such as Donald Trump could be poised to capture the presidential nomination of their grand and noble party. In a speech Thursday morning, Romney said, "Donald Trump is a phony, a fraud. His promises are as worthless as a degree from Trump University." He laid out a comprehensive case for why Republicans should reject Trump and pick one of the other candidates still in the race. But before we start lauding Romney for being a statesmanlike voice of reason and moderation, it's worth remembering a few things about him.

That's because

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- CNN says, "I'm going to make our military so big, so powerful, so strong, that nobody, absolutely nobody, is going to mess with us."
- Donald Trump says, "I'm going to make our military so big, so powerful, so strong, that nobody, absolutely nobody, is going to mess with us."
- GOP says, "I'm going to make our military so big, so powerful, so strong, that nobody, absolutely nobody, is going to mess with us."
- Mitt Romney says, "I'm going to make our military so big, so powerful, so strong, that nobody, absolutely nobody, is going to mess with us."
- Paul Waldman says, "I'm going to make our military so big, so powerful, so strong, that nobody, absolutely nobody, is going to mess with us."
- Republicans says, "I'm going to make our military so big, so powerful, so strong, that nobody, absolutely nobody, is going to mess with us."
- Romney says, "I'm going to make our military so big, so powerful, so strong, that nobody, absolutely nobody, is going to mess with us."
- Trump says, "I'm going to make our military so big, so powerful, so strong, that nobody, absolutely nobody, is going to mess with us."
- Trump University says, "I'm going to make our military so big, so powerful, so strong, that nobody, absolutely nobody, is going to mess with us."
- Trumpism says, "I'm going to make our military so big, so powerful, so strong, that nobody, absolutely nobody, is going to mess with us."
- Waldman says, "I'm going to make our military so big, so powerful, so strong, that nobody, absolutely nobody, is going to mess with us."


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Too many men are getting the all-clear for prostate cancer when in fact they have the disease, say doctors, who are calling for an overhaul of testing techniques. Professor Stephen Langley, a prostate cancer expert, blames the misdiagnoses on inaccurate biopsies. Under current guidelines from NICE (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence), men with abnormally high levels of prostate specific antigen (PSA), a protein produced by the prostate gland, should be offered a test called trans-rectal ultrasound (TRUS) biopsy. Here, doctors take tissue samples by passing special needles via a probe in the rectum. Afterwards, men may be offered an MRI scan to gauge the extent of the disease or check if another biopsy is needed. However, up to a quarter of prostate cancer is missed using a TRUS biopsy, according to a 2014 study in the British Journal of Urology International. And one in 20 patients ends up with a severe infection, reported the European Urology Journal in 2013.

The

OPTIONS:
- British Journal of Urology International can only access the area of the prostate closest to the rectum.
- European Urology Journal can only access the area of the prostate closest to the rectum.
- MRI can only access the area of the prostate closest to the rectum.
- NICE can only access the area of the prostate closest to the rectum.
- National Institute for Health and Care Excellence can only access the area of the prostate closest to the rectum.
- PSA can only access the area of the prostate closest to the rectum.
- Stephen Langley can only access the area of the prostate closest to the rectum.
- TRUS can only access the area of the prostate closest to the rectum.


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(CNN) "La La Land" swept Sunday's 74th Golden Globe Awards and set a record. The musical film -- starring Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling -- won all seven of the awards for which it received nominations including best motion picture - musical or comedy, best director, best screenplay, best score and acting awards for its stars. Host Jimmy Fallon kicked off the broadcast with a taped sketch that riffed off "La La Land" -- foreshadowing the winning theme of the night. Fallon's monologue included some political humor -- noting the Globes is "one of the few places left that still honors the popular vote"-- and a small snafu.

But it was

OPTIONS:
- Emma Stone, who was honored with Cecil B. DeMille Award for lifetime achievement, that captivated the audience.
- Fallon, who was honored with Cecil B. DeMille Award for lifetime achievement, that captivated the audience.
- Globes, who was honored with Cecil B. DeMille Award for lifetime achievement, that captivated the audience.
- Golden Globe Awards, who was honored with Cecil B. DeMille Award for lifetime achievement, that captivated the audience.
- Jimmy Fallon, who was honored with Cecil B. DeMille Award for lifetime achievement, that captivated the audience.
- La La Land, who was honored with Cecil B. DeMille Award for lifetime achievement, that captivated the audience.
- Meryl Streep, who was honored with Cecil B. DeMille Award for lifetime achievement, that captivated the audience.
- Ryan Gosling, who was honored with Cecil B. DeMille Award for lifetime achievement, that captivated the audience.


The victims of a horrific medical experiment run by the United States in Guatemala that deliberately infected individuals with syphilis in order to test drugs and study the disease are now suing Johns Hopkins University. The lawsuit, which has 750 plantiffs and includes victims and their families, is seeking $1billion, claiming that officials from Hopkins approved the study at the time and even helped to plan and monitor it as it ran from 1945 to 1956. The few victims who are still alive were almost all children when they were unknowingly infected, and many among them were orphans. In the aftermath of the experiment, some of the individuals died of syphilis, with open sores covering their bodies, while those who did survive claim they passed the disease down to their children, ending up with babies that were born blind, severely handicapped, and, in at least one case, without a brain.

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit against the

OPTIONS:
- Federico Mesa government by many of the same plaintiffs in the current Hopkins lawsuit back in 2012.
- Guatemala government by many of the same plaintiffs in the current Hopkins lawsuit back in 2012.
- Hopkins government by many of the same plaintiffs in the current Hopkins lawsuit back in 2012.
- Johns Hopkins government by many of the same plaintiffs in the current Hopkins lawsuit back in 2012.
- Johns Hopkins University government by many of the same plaintiffs in the current Hopkins lawsuit back in 2012.
- Marta Orellana government by many of the same plaintiffs in the current Hopkins lawsuit back in 2012.
- Marta Ruiz government by many of the same plaintiffs in the current Hopkins lawsuit back in 2012.
- US government by many of the same plaintiffs in the current Hopkins lawsuit back in 2012.
- United States government by many of the same plaintiffs in the current Hopkins lawsuit back in 2012.
- Victoria government by many of the same plaintiffs in the current Hopkins lawsuit back in 2012.


(CNN) -- Turkey's fraught relationship with France is set to erode further after the French Senate passed controversial legislation criminalizing any public denial of what the bill calls the Armenian genocide in Ottoman Turkey in 1915 -- a description Turkey has rejected. Under the legislation, anyone denying the deaths were genocide could face a jail term and a fine of â‚¬45,000 ($58,000). The lower house of French parliament passed the so-called Armenian genocide bill last December, prompting Turkey to recall its ambassador from Paris and to cancel certain bilateral visits between the countries. The French Senate then voted late Monday to approve the bill.

The Turkish-

OPTIONS:
- Armenian controversy over the killings that took place last century has reverberated wherever diaspora communities representing both groups exist.
- Armenians controversy over the killings that took place last century has reverberated wherever diaspora communities representing both groups exist.
- CNN controversy over the killings that took place last century has reverberated wherever diaspora communities representing both groups exist.
- France controversy over the killings that took place last century has reverberated wherever diaspora communities representing both groups exist.
- French controversy over the killings that took place last century has reverberated wherever diaspora communities representing both groups exist.
- Ottoman Empire controversy over the killings that took place last century has reverberated wherever diaspora communities representing both groups exist.
- Ottoman Turkey controversy over the killings that took place last century has reverberated wherever diaspora communities representing both groups exist.
- Paris controversy over the killings that took place last century has reverberated wherever diaspora communities representing both groups exist.
- Senate controversy over the killings that took place last century has reverberated wherever diaspora communities representing both groups exist.
- Turkey controversy over the killings that took place last century has reverberated wherever diaspora communities representing both groups exist.
- Turks controversy over the killings that took place last century has reverberated wherever diaspora communities representing both groups exist.


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

While the pace of progress is never as fast as we would like,

OPTIONS:
- American Red Cross is better off today than it was five years ago," the agency said at the time.
- Americans is better off today than it was five years ago," the agency said at the time.
- Aquin is better off today than it was five years ago," the agency said at the time.
- Cavaillon is better off today than it was five years ago," the agency said at the time.
- Georgia is better off today than it was five years ago," the agency said at the time.
- Haiti is better off today than it was five years ago," the agency said at the time.
- Haitian is better off today than it was five years ago," the agency said at the time.
- Haitian American Hurricane Matthew Relief Effort is better off today than it was five years ago," the agency said at the time.
- Haitian American Nurses Association of Florida is better off today than it was five years ago," the agency said at the time.
- Les Cayes is better off today than it was five years ago," the agency said at the time.
- Matthew is better off today than it was five years ago," the agency said at the time.
- South Florida is better off today than it was five years ago," the agency said at the time.


British families preparing to holiday in Europe this summer will see their money go even further after the pound rose against the euro in the wake of the Greek referendum. With Greece inching closer to leaving the euro £1 now buys €1.41, some 11 per cent more than a year ago. But the London market fell today, with the FTSE 100 Index closing 50.1 points lower at 6535.7 after the news that 61 per cent of Greeks had rejected a bailout deal with its creditors. Markets around the world fell after the referendum result. France's Cac 40 fell 2 per cent, while Germany's Dax was down 1.5 per cent.

'Visitors to Greece should be aware of the possibility that banking services – including credit card processing and servicing of ATMs – throughout

OPTIONS:
- British could potentially become limited at short notice,' it warns.
- Cac 40 could potentially become limited at short notice,' it warns.
- Dax could potentially become limited at short notice,' it warns.
- Europe could potentially become limited at short notice,' it warns.
- FTSE 100 could potentially become limited at short notice,' it warns.
- FTSE 100 Index could potentially become limited at short notice,' it warns.
- France could potentially become limited at short notice,' it warns.
- French could potentially become limited at short notice,' it warns.
- German could potentially become limited at short notice,' it warns.
- Germany could potentially become limited at short notice,' it warns.
- Greece could potentially become limited at short notice,' it warns.
- Greek could potentially become limited at short notice,' it warns.
- Greeks could potentially become limited at short notice,' it warns.
- London could potentially become limited at short notice,' it warns.
- Yanis Varoufakis could potentially become limited at short notice,' it warns.


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(CNN) -- As fears rise around emergence of a "two-speed" eurozone, the head of Italian clothing giant Benetton says the region's southern economies should not be discounted. The eurozone's debt crisis has exacerbated a split between the strong economies, led by Germany, and those which are struggling, such as Italy. However Alessandro Benetton, deputy executive chairman of the retailer -- which has 6,400 stores across 120 countries -- told CNN: "Germany needs Europe just as much as Europe needs Germany." While Benetton acknowledges southern Europe is not producing as much as its northern counterparts, he said they should not be ignored. "If Germany thinks it can do it by itself without Europe, I think it's wrong because in a global market the critical mass is important," he said.

Benetton said

OPTIONS:
- Alessandro Benetton's major problems are its aging population and high youth unemployment, rather than its ability to repay debt.
- Benetton's major problems are its aging population and high youth unemployment, rather than its ability to repay debt.
- CNN's major problems are its aging population and high youth unemployment, rather than its ability to repay debt.
- Europe's major problems are its aging population and high youth unemployment, rather than its ability to repay debt.
- Germany's major problems are its aging population and high youth unemployment, rather than its ability to repay debt.
- Italian's major problems are its aging population and high youth unemployment, rather than its ability to repay debt.
- Italy's major problems are its aging population and high youth unemployment, rather than its ability to repay debt.


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(CNN)Serbian forces committed egregious violent acts against ethnic Croatians in the early 1990s, but they don't equate to genocide, a U.N. court ruled Tuesday. The 153-page ruling from the International Court of Justice means that modern-day Serbia will not have to pay restitution to Croatia, which in 1991 split from what was then Yugoslavia. The decision relates only to the two national governments' responsibility to one another, not the culpability of any individuals for targeting members of an ethnic group. Such individual cases are handled by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), another U.N. court. "Croatia has not established that the only reasonable inference that can be drawn from the (Serbians') pattern of conduct ... was the intent to destroy, in whole or in part, the Croat group," the International Court of Justice (or ICJ) ruled. "... It follows ... Croatia has failed to substantiate its allegation that genocide was committed."

This all relates to what happened in the 1990s, in the bloody aftermath of

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- CNN splintering into separate nations.
- Croat splintering into separate nations.
- Croatia splintering into separate nations.
- Croatians splintering into separate nations.
- ICJ splintering into separate nations.
- ICTY splintering into separate nations.
- International Court of Justice splintering into separate nations.
- International Criminal Tribunal splintering into separate nations.
- Serbia splintering into separate nations.
- Serbian splintering into separate nations.
- Serbians splintering into separate nations.
- U.N. splintering into separate nations.
- Yugoslavia splintering into separate nations.
- former Yugoslavia splintering into separate nations.


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ISIS's notorious executioner Jihadi John has reportedly fled the jihadi group and is on the run in war-torn Syria and may have joined another jihadi group. Mohammed Emwazi, a British Kuwaiti computer science graduate turned murderer, is believed to have left the jihadi group after becoming fearful he might be killed by ISIS's chiefs. The British jihadi has not been seen in a propaganda video for nearly six months after the horrific beheading of Japanese photojournalist Kenji Goto. Questions over Emwazi's whereabouts have developed following his sudden disappearance from the spotlight in late January. It is thought that the media pressure associated with being the masked executioner and the publicity surrounding his real identity may have led to Emwazi's surprise decision to leave ISIS.

Kaderbhai also said claims that Jihadi

OPTIONS:
- British feared for his life 'doesn’t fit the profile of the committed salafi-jihadist.'
- British Kuwaiti feared for his life 'doesn’t fit the profile of the committed salafi-jihadist.'
- Emwazi feared for his life 'doesn’t fit the profile of the committed salafi-jihadist.'
- ISIS feared for his life 'doesn’t fit the profile of the committed salafi-jihadist.'
- Japanese feared for his life 'doesn’t fit the profile of the committed salafi-jihadist.'
- Jihadi feared for his life 'doesn’t fit the profile of the committed salafi-jihadist.'
- Jihadi John feared for his life 'doesn’t fit the profile of the committed salafi-jihadist.'
- John feared for his life 'doesn’t fit the profile of the committed salafi-jihadist.'
- Kenji Goto feared for his life 'doesn’t fit the profile of the committed salafi-jihadist.'
- London feared for his life 'doesn’t fit the profile of the committed salafi-jihadist.'
- MI5 feared for his life 'doesn’t fit the profile of the committed salafi-jihadist.'
- Mohammed Emwazi feared for his life 'doesn’t fit the profile of the committed salafi-jihadist.'
- Syria feared for his life 'doesn’t fit the profile of the committed salafi-jihadist.'
- Tanzania feared for his life 'doesn’t fit the profile of the committed salafi-jihadist.'


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As the part-time players of managerless Alloa Athletic punched the air in celebration of their latest point against Rangers, the scale of the job facing Stuart McCall veered into sharp focus. Frankly, the new Ibrox boss faces the biggest uphill task since Sir Edmund Hillary conquered Everest if he is to succeed in getting this bunch of players back to the summit league of Scottish football. On a night when Alloa left their shock new signing — ex-Sunderland and Newcastle striker Michael Chopra — on the bench until the dying embers of the match, a glancing header by former Chelsea kid Ben Gordon opened the scoring and had Rangers on the back foot.

OPTIONS:
- Alloa striker Nicky Clark equalised for the home side with a header of his own on 72 minutes
- Alloa Athletic striker Nicky Clark equalised for the home side with a header of his own on 72 minutes
- Ben Gordon striker Nicky Clark equalised for the home side with a header of his own on 72 minutes
- Chelsea striker Nicky Clark equalised for the home side with a header of his own on 72 minutes
- Clark striker Nicky Clark equalised for the home side with a header of his own on 72 minutes
- Edmund Hillary striker Nicky Clark equalised for the home side with a header of his own on 72 minutes
- Everest striker Nicky Clark equalised for the home side with a header of his own on 72 minutes
- Ibrox striker Nicky Clark equalised for the home side with a header of his own on 72 minutes
- Liam Buchanan striker Nicky Clark equalised for the home side with a header of his own on 72 minutes
- Michael Chopra striker Nicky Clark equalised for the home side with a header of his own on 72 minutes
- Newcastle striker Nicky Clark equalised for the home side with a header of his own on 72 minutes
- Nicky Clark striker Nicky Clark equalised for the home side with a header of his own on 72 minutes
- Rangers striker Nicky Clark equalised for the home side with a header of his own on 72 minutes
- Scottish striker Nicky Clark equalised for the home side with a header of his own on 72 minutes
- Stuart McCall striker Nicky Clark equalised for the home side with a header of his own on 72 minutes


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World Rugby chief executive Brett Gosper has done little to ease the pain of Scottish rugby fans, suggesting referee Craig Joubert may have been 'keen to get to the bathroom' when he ran off the pitch as soon as he called full-time in their devastating defeat by Australia on Sunday. Joubert controversially awarded the Wallabies a penalty for offside, which was kicked by No 10 Bernard Foley to send a fourth southern hemisphere team into the World Cup semi-finals. The South African official ran off the field and didn't shake hands with players from either team after blowing the full-time whistle.

However such a big match deciding call needs to go to

OPTIONS:
- Australia.
- Australian.
- Bernard Foley.
- Brett Gosper.
- Craig Joubert.
- Joubert.
- RWC.
- Rugby World Cup.
- Scotland.
- Scottish.
- South African.
- TMO.
- Wallabies.
- World Cup.
- World Rugby.


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Sony has placed the final nail in the Betamax coffin four decades after it launched the format. The electronics giant said it would no longer produce the cassettes in Japan, which is the last country where they are available. The decision is the final chapter in the 'format wars' between Betamax and VHS which took place in the 1970s and 80s until DVDs arrived. Even though Betamax was regarded as superior, VHS won because it was cheaper and the tapes lasted three hours instead of one. Sony launched Betamax in 1975, a year after the Video Home System - its rival by electronics company JVC.

The

OPTIONS:
- Betamax also promised that you will be 'free from restrictions of time' and vowed that viewers would 'never be deprived of watching whatever programme you desire at your convenience'.
- DVDs also promised that you will be 'free from restrictions of time' and vowed that viewers would 'never be deprived of watching whatever programme you desire at your convenience'.
- JVC also promised that you will be 'free from restrictions of time' and vowed that viewers would 'never be deprived of watching whatever programme you desire at your convenience'.
- Japan also promised that you will be 'free from restrictions of time' and vowed that viewers would 'never be deprived of watching whatever programme you desire at your convenience'.
- Sony also promised that you will be 'free from restrictions of time' and vowed that viewers would 'never be deprived of watching whatever programme you desire at your convenience'.
- Sony Betamax also promised that you will be 'free from restrictions of time' and vowed that viewers would 'never be deprived of watching whatever programme you desire at your convenience'.
- VHS also promised that you will be 'free from restrictions of time' and vowed that viewers would 'never be deprived of watching whatever programme you desire at your convenience'.
- Video Home System also promised that you will be 'free from restrictions of time' and vowed that viewers would 'never be deprived of watching whatever programme you desire at your convenience'.


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KIEV, Ukraine (CNN) -- A planned missile defense system in Eastern Europe poses no threat to Russia, President George Bush said Tuesday, responding to concerns that the U.S. might use interceptor missiles for offensive purposes. President Bush, with President Viktor Yushchenko, praised Ukraine's democratic and military reforms. "The missile defense system is not aimed at Russia," Bush said at a news conference in Kiev following talks with the Ukrainian president. "It's viewed as an anti-Russian device. Well, it's not." His comments came before he left Kiev for a NATO summit in Bucharest, Romania, that is expected to highlight divisions over the plan. The summit begins Wednesday.

Ukrainian President

OPTIONS:
- Bucharest said his country should be able to start the NATO membership process.
- Bush said his country should be able to start the NATO membership process.
- CNN said his country should be able to start the NATO membership process.
- Eastern Europe said his country should be able to start the NATO membership process.
- European said his country should be able to start the NATO membership process.
- George Bush said his country should be able to start the NATO membership process.
- Georgia said his country should be able to start the NATO membership process.
- Iran said his country should be able to start the NATO membership process.
- KIEV said his country should be able to start the NATO membership process.
- Kiev said his country should be able to start the NATO membership process.
- MAP said his country should be able to start the NATO membership process.
- NATO said his country should be able to start the NATO membership process.
- North Korea said his country should be able to start the NATO membership process.
- Romania said his country should be able to start the NATO membership process.
- Russia said his country should be able to start the NATO membership process.
- U.S. said his country should be able to start the NATO membership process.
- Ukraine said his country should be able to start the NATO membership process.
- Ukrainian said his country should be able to start the NATO membership process.
- Viktor Yushchenko said his country should be able to start the NATO membership process.


Andy Murray has stepped up his pursuit of a second Wimbledon crown as he hit the practice courts with heavily pregnant coach Amelie Mauresmo and new back-room recruit Jonas Bjorkman. Murray will head into the tournament as No 3 seed, it was confirmed on Wednesday, ahead of the draws being made on Friday morning. And the British No 1 enters Wimbledon full of confidence after beating Kevin Anderson 6-3, 6-4 in the Aegon Championship final at Queen's club last Sunday. The win over Anderson, which he achieved in 64 minutes, replicated his success in 2009, 2011 and 2013, when he also emerged the winner.

'I'd imagine during Wimbledon that Amelie can take the lead and

OPTIONS:
- Aegon Championship can see how we operate a bit more as a team.
- All England Club can see how we operate a bit more as a team.
- Amelie Mauresmo can see how we operate a bit more as a team.
- Anderson can see how we operate a bit more as a team.
- Andy Murray can see how we operate a bit more as a team.
- British No 1 can see how we operate a bit more as a team.
- Jonas Bjorkman can see how we operate a bit more as a team.
- Kevin Anderson can see how we operate a bit more as a team.
- Mauresmo can see how we operate a bit more as a team.
- Murray can see how we operate a bit more as a team.
- Queen's can see how we operate a bit more as a team.
- Wimbledon can see how we operate a bit more as a team.


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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.

Officials have yet to publicly comment on what killed

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Day.
- Duane.
- Duane Nelson.
- Lawyer.
- Lorna Nelson.
- Michael B. Padden.
- Nelson.
- Padden.
- Percocet.
- Prince.


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The parents of a 5-year-old in central Ohio have created a visual bucket list for their daughter after she was diagnosed with a condition that will eventually cause her to go blind. Elizabeth 'Lizzy' Myers, of Bellville, was recently diagnosed with Usher syndrome type II, a rare genetic condition that causes hearing and progressive vision loss, and can result in blindness. Her parents have about five to seven years to get her out and see things, particularly at night, her father Steve Myers told the News Journal. 'Otherwise, it would be too late to do things like this (view the night sky) or catch lightning bugs,' Steve said

'If they hadn't pushed us for genetic testing, we would never have known what's to come for

OPTIONS:
- Bellville,' Steve said.
- Elizabeth 'Lizzy,' Steve said.
- Grand Canyon,' Steve said.
- II,' Steve said.
- Lizzy,' Steve said.
- Myers,' Steve said.
- News Journal,' Steve said.
- Niagara Falls,' Steve said.
- Northern Lights,' Steve said.
- Ohio,' Steve said.
- Steve,' Steve said.
- Steve Myers,' Steve said.
- Usher,' Steve said.
- Yellowstone,' Steve said.


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(CNN) Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, known as SSRIs, are the most common type of antidepressants prescribed to pregnant women. Yet a new study indicates that when taken during pregnancy, the drugs are associated with a higher risk of language disorders, including dyslexia, in offspring. The children of women who took SSRIs while pregnant have a 37% greater risk of speech or language disorders compared with the children of depressed but unmedicated mothers, the researchers say. In practical terms, if a depressed mother did not take antidepressants, her child's risk of being diagnosed with a speech or language disorder would be about 1%, but if she took an SSRI, it would increase to 1.37%, explained Dr. Alan Brown, lead author of the study and a professor of psychiatry and epidemiology at Columbia University Medical Center.

The first "exposure" group included 15,596 mothers who purchased

OPTIONS:
- Alan Brown once or more before or during pregnancy.
- Columbia University Medical Center once or more before or during pregnancy.
- SSRI once or more before or during pregnancy.
- SSRIs once or more before or during pregnancy.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump signed an executive action on Monday reinstating the so-called Mexico City Policy, which bars international non-governmental organizations that perform or promote abortions from receiving US government funding. Surrounded by a crowd of men, for which he was widely derided on social media once pictures began circulating, Trump signed the policy, initially put in place by the Reagan administration, but was rescinded by the Obama administration in 2009. "The President, it's no secret, has made it very clear that he's a pro-life president," White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer told reporters at his first daily briefing. "He wants to stand up for all Americans, including the unborn, and I think the reinstatement of this policy is not just something that echoes that value, but respects taxpayer funding as well."

According to the charity, the loss of its services during

OPTIONS:
- Americans's first term could cause 6.5 million unintended pregnancies, 2.2 million abortions, 2.1 million unsafe abortions, and 21,700 maternal deaths.
- CNN's first term could cause 6.5 million unintended pregnancies, 2.2 million abortions, 2.1 million unsafe abortions, and 21,700 maternal deaths.
- Donald Trump's first term could cause 6.5 million unintended pregnancies, 2.2 million abortions, 2.1 million unsafe abortions, and 21,700 maternal deaths.
- Mexico City Policy's first term could cause 6.5 million unintended pregnancies, 2.2 million abortions, 2.1 million unsafe abortions, and 21,700 maternal deaths.
- Obama's first term could cause 6.5 million unintended pregnancies, 2.2 million abortions, 2.1 million unsafe abortions, and 21,700 maternal deaths.
- Reagan's first term could cause 6.5 million unintended pregnancies, 2.2 million abortions, 2.1 million unsafe abortions, and 21,700 maternal deaths.
- Sean Spicer's first term could cause 6.5 million unintended pregnancies, 2.2 million abortions, 2.1 million unsafe abortions, and 21,700 maternal deaths.
- Trump's first term could cause 6.5 million unintended pregnancies, 2.2 million abortions, 2.1 million unsafe abortions, and 21,700 maternal deaths.
- US's first term could cause 6.5 million unintended pregnancies, 2.2 million abortions, 2.1 million unsafe abortions, and 21,700 maternal deaths.
- Washington's first term could cause 6.5 million unintended pregnancies, 2.2 million abortions, 2.1 million unsafe abortions, and 21,700 maternal deaths.
- White House's first term could cause 6.5 million unintended pregnancies, 2.2 million abortions, 2.1 million unsafe abortions, and 21,700 maternal deaths.


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WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- Barack Obama, who shot from obscurity to fame based on a single speech and then captured the White House in a campaign marked by soaring rhetoric, delivered a restrained, sober inaugural address Tuesday. American patriot Thomas Paine seems to have informed some of the spirit of President Obama's inaugural speech. Gone was the mantra-like "Yes we can" chanted by supporters, which Obama invoked as a refrain right through his victory speech on Election Night. Largely absent, too, were citations from the two historical figures on whose shoulders Obama stood Tuesday -- Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King Jr., both of whom he quoted on the night of his triumph in November.

And, perhaps thinking that the simple fact of an African-American being sworn in as president was sufficiently drenched with significance, he made only the most glancing reference to

OPTIONS:
- Abraham.
- Abraham Lincoln.
- American.
- Barack Obama.
- Bible.
- CNN.
- Election Night.
- Kennedy.
- Martin Luther King Jr..
- Obama.
- Shakespeare.
- Thomas Paine.
- WASHINGTON.
- White House.


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(CNN) Amir Hekmati, one of five Americans released by Iran, arrived home in Michigan on Thursday afternoon amid the applause and cheers of supporters. "It's great to be back in Flint, my hometown," he told reporters moments after stepping out of a plane at Bishop International Airport. "I love this city. I love its people. They've been so good to me and my family and we're very grateful." Hekmati was detained in 2011, weeks after arriving in Iran to visit his grandmother, according to his family's website. The former Marine infantryman and Arabic and Persian linguist was accused of espionage and other charges in 2012.

Abedini had an emotional reunion with loved ones Thursday afternoon in Asheville,

OPTIONS:
- Americans.
- Amir Hekmati.
- Arabic.
- Bishop International Airport.
- CNN.
- Christian.
- Flint.
- Hekmati.
- Iran.
- Marine.
- Michigan.
- North Carolina.
- Persian.
- Saeed Abedini.


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A thousand year-old potion made out of onions, garlic, wine and bile from a cow's stomach can kill hospital superbugs, scientists claim. The potent 10th century brew - used by Anglo Saxons to treat a stye (an abscess on the eyelid) destroyed 90 per cent of the bacteria on scraps of skin taken from mice with MRSA. Interestingly, the ingredients had little effect unless they were all brought together into the concoction, the study by Nottingham University researchers found. The garlic-based 'potion', listed in a thousand-year-old Anglo-Saxon manuscript, has been found to kill off the MRSA superbug Nottingham University microbiologists Dr Freya Harrison and Dr Steve Diggle with the garlic-based 'potion'

'But unlike many modern antibiotics,

OPTIONS:
- Anglo Saxons's eye salve has the power to breach these defences.'
- Anglo-Saxon's eye salve has the power to breach these defences.'
- Bald's eye salve has the power to breach these defences.'
- Freya Harrison's eye salve has the power to breach these defences.'
- MRSA's eye salve has the power to breach these defences.'
- Nottingham University's eye salve has the power to breach these defences.'
- Steve Diggle's eye salve has the power to breach these defences.'


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An official warning about the perils of travelling through Calais was issued to British holidaymakers yesterday after militant French workers caused fresh chaos – firing distress fares at a ferry. After weeks of disruption to Eurotunnel and ferry services, the new Government notice warned that anyone intending to travel home via the French port may have to find another route back instead. Anyone who had to travel through the French port was told to keep their vehicle doors locked because of the ‘large number of illegal migrants’ trying to reach the UK. After weeks of disruption to Eurotunnel and ferry services, Home Secretary Theresa May will today hold talks with her French counterparts amid fears the chaos at Calais will escalate over the busy school holidays.

Mr Kirkhope said that, at present, the two countries were ushering the would-be illegal immigrants towards

OPTIONS:
- British and the UK.
- Calais and the UK.
- Europe and the UK.
- Eurotunnel and the UK.
- Foreign Office and the UK.
- Francois Hollande and the UK.
- French and the UK.
- Theresa May and the UK.
- UK and the UK.


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Hillary Clinton did receive a subpoena for her emails pertaining to Benghazi, says the lawmaker leading the congressional investigation into the assault, contrary to the former secretary of state's claim in a CNN interview that she did not. Trey Gowdy, chairman of the House committee reviewing the September 11, 2012 assault on the U.S. consulate in Libya, yesterday released a copy of a subpoena, dated March 4 and addressed to Clinton, to back up his claim. 'The committee has issued several subpoenas, but I have not sought to make them public,' Gowdy said. 'I would not make this one public now, but after Secretary Clinton falsely claimed the committee did not subpoena her, I have no choice in order to correct the inaccuracy.'

He often sent

OPTIONS:
- Benghazi memos about the worsening security situation in Libya, obtained from sources on the ground, and news clippings he thought she should read.
- CNN memos about the worsening security situation in Libya, obtained from sources on the ground, and news clippings he thought she should read.
- Clinton memos about the worsening security situation in Libya, obtained from sources on the ground, and news clippings he thought she should read.
- Gowdy memos about the worsening security situation in Libya, obtained from sources on the ground, and news clippings he thought she should read.
- Hillary Clinton memos about the worsening security situation in Libya, obtained from sources on the ground, and news clippings he thought she should read.
- House memos about the worsening security situation in Libya, obtained from sources on the ground, and news clippings he thought she should read.
- Libya memos about the worsening security situation in Libya, obtained from sources on the ground, and news clippings he thought she should read.
- Trey Gowdy memos about the worsening security situation in Libya, obtained from sources on the ground, and news clippings he thought she should read.
- U.S. memos about the worsening security situation in Libya, obtained from sources on the ground, and news clippings he thought she should read.


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LONDON, England (CNN) -- There is a mathematical reason why the French Open is so different to any other of the Grand Slam tennis tournaments. Clay courts require a different type of game to grass and hard court surfaces The Roland Garros tournament is currently being contested, with Rafael Nadal looking for his fifth win in a row, and world number two Roger Federer searching for his first ever French Open title. • Get the latest French Open news What has brought problems to Federer, and to other greats like Pete Sampras and Boris Becker -- who never won a French Open, is the clay surface on which it is contested.

One of the problems

OPTIONS:
- Boris Becker has on clay is that he has a single-handed backhand, and Nadal can get so much spin -- so Federer is trying to hit single-handed shots up around his shoulder."
- CNN has on clay is that he has a single-handed backhand, and Nadal can get so much spin -- so Federer is trying to hit single-handed shots up around his shoulder."
- Clay has on clay is that he has a single-handed backhand, and Nadal can get so much spin -- so Federer is trying to hit single-handed shots up around his shoulder."
- England has on clay is that he has a single-handed backhand, and Nadal can get so much spin -- so Federer is trying to hit single-handed shots up around his shoulder."
- Federer has on clay is that he has a single-handed backhand, and Nadal can get so much spin -- so Federer is trying to hit single-handed shots up around his shoulder."
- French Open has on clay is that he has a single-handed backhand, and Nadal can get so much spin -- so Federer is trying to hit single-handed shots up around his shoulder."
- Grand Slam has on clay is that he has a single-handed backhand, and Nadal can get so much spin -- so Federer is trying to hit single-handed shots up around his shoulder."
- LONDON has on clay is that he has a single-handed backhand, and Nadal can get so much spin -- so Federer is trying to hit single-handed shots up around his shoulder."
- Pete Sampras has on clay is that he has a single-handed backhand, and Nadal can get so much spin -- so Federer is trying to hit single-handed shots up around his shoulder."
- Rafael Nadal has on clay is that he has a single-handed backhand, and Nadal can get so much spin -- so Federer is trying to hit single-handed shots up around his shoulder."
- Roger Federer has on clay is that he has a single-handed backhand, and Nadal can get so much spin -- so Federer is trying to hit single-handed shots up around his shoulder."
- Roland Garros has on clay is that he has a single-handed backhand, and Nadal can get so much spin -- so Federer is trying to hit single-handed shots up around his shoulder."


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Manchester United have joined the running to sign Burnley striker Danny Ings. Louis van Gaal sent chief scout Jim Lawlor to watch Ings play against Liverpool at Anfield on Wednesday night after the 22-year-old scored at Old Trafford in February. Liverpool were favourites to sign the England Under-21 forward in January with his contract ending this summer, but Brendan Rodgers has competition to bring him to Anfield. Manchester United have joined the running to sign Burnley striker Danny Ings after sending scouts to watch Ings (centre) has been Burnley's star player as they try to stay in the Premier League this season

But

OPTIONS:
- Anfield would receive about £6million in compensation if Ings joined another club in England, while a move abroad would net the second-bottom  side just £300,000.
- Brendan Rodgers would receive about £6million in compensation if Ings joined another club in England, while a move abroad would net the second-bottom  side just £300,000.
- Burnley would receive about £6million in compensation if Ings joined another club in England, while a move abroad would net the second-bottom  side just £300,000.
- Danny Ings would receive about £6million in compensation if Ings joined another club in England, while a move abroad would net the second-bottom  side just £300,000.
- England Under-21 would receive about £6million in compensation if Ings joined another club in England, while a move abroad would net the second-bottom  side just £300,000.
- Ings would receive about £6million in compensation if Ings joined another club in England, while a move abroad would net the second-bottom  side just £300,000.
- Jim Lawlor would receive about £6million in compensation if Ings joined another club in England, while a move abroad would net the second-bottom  side just £300,000.
- Liverpool would receive about £6million in compensation if Ings joined another club in England, while a move abroad would net the second-bottom  side just £300,000.
- Louis van Gaal would receive about £6million in compensation if Ings joined another club in England, while a move abroad would net the second-bottom  side just £300,000.
- Manchester City would receive about £6million in compensation if Ings joined another club in England, while a move abroad would net the second-bottom  side just £300,000.
- Manchester United would receive about £6million in compensation if Ings joined another club in England, while a move abroad would net the second-bottom  side just £300,000.
- Old Trafford would receive about £6million in compensation if Ings joined another club in England, while a move abroad would net the second-bottom  side just £300,000.
- Premier League would receive about £6million in compensation if Ings joined another club in England, while a move abroad would net the second-bottom  side just £300,000.


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

The security agreement negotiated between Afghanistan and the United States would cover a continuing mission after 2014 focused on training

OPTIONS:
- Afghan forces and counterterrorism.
- Afghanistan forces and counterterrorism.
- American forces and counterterrorism.
- Barack Obama forces and counterterrorism.
- Chuck Hagel forces and counterterrorism.
- Hamid Karzai forces and counterterrorism.
- Karzai forces and counterterrorism.
- Obama forces and counterterrorism.
- U.S. forces and counterterrorism.
- White House forces and counterterrorism.


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A three-year-old girl has been made a ward of court in order to protect her from being forced to undergo genital mutilation. A High Court judge issued a ruling banning the toddler's family from taking her out of the UK or trying to obtain a passport for her. The girl, from South Yorkshire, is protected by a non-molestation order which carries the threat of jail for anyone breaking it. The ruling comes as David Cameron has announced plans to rush through new laws banning girls being taken abroad to undergo FGM. At a family court hearing on Friday, the judge ruled that the three-year-old's family should be prevented from engaging in or preparing for any act of genital mutilation in the UK or elsewhere in the world.

The

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- Britain 'protection orders' will allow the authorities to step in and protect potential victims before they are taken abroad.
- British 'protection orders' will allow the authorities to step in and protect potential victims before they are taken abroad.
- David Cameron 'protection orders' will allow the authorities to step in and protect potential victims before they are taken abroad.
- FGM 'protection orders' will allow the authorities to step in and protect potential victims before they are taken abroad.
- High Court 'protection orders' will allow the authorities to step in and protect potential victims before they are taken abroad.
- South Yorkshire 'protection orders' will allow the authorities to step in and protect potential victims before they are taken abroad.
- UK 'protection orders' will allow the authorities to step in and protect potential victims before they are taken abroad.


SpaceX, the private space company set up by Elon Musk, is on the verge of unveiling ambitious new plans about its future, which have described as the 'most exciting thing ever'. A tantalising tease about the announcement was posted on twitter by a journalist who claims to have been shown details of the company's ambitions. The ambiguous message has set Twitter and the internet ablaze with speculation about whether the firm is about to announce its plans to build a colony on Mars. Musk, the founder of PayPal and Tesla Motors, set up SpaceX 13 years ago and has been developing reusable rockets and the Dragon spacecraft to provide supplies to the International Space Station.

OPTIONS:
- Dragon has also recently been detailing plans to use nuclear explosions in the atmosphere of Mars to help warm it up and make it more habitable for humans.
- Elon Musk has also recently been detailing plans to use nuclear explosions in the atmosphere of Mars to help warm it up and make it more habitable for humans.
- International Space Station has also recently been detailing plans to use nuclear explosions in the atmosphere of Mars to help warm it up and make it more habitable for humans.
- Mars has also recently been detailing plans to use nuclear explosions in the atmosphere of Mars to help warm it up and make it more habitable for humans.
- Mars Colonisation Transport has also recently been detailing plans to use nuclear explosions in the atmosphere of Mars to help warm it up and make it more habitable for humans.
- Musk has also recently been detailing plans to use nuclear explosions in the atmosphere of Mars to help warm it up and make it more habitable for humans.
- PayPal has also recently been detailing plans to use nuclear explosions in the atmosphere of Mars to help warm it up and make it more habitable for humans.
- Red Planet has also recently been detailing plans to use nuclear explosions in the atmosphere of Mars to help warm it up and make it more habitable for humans.
- SpaceX has also recently been detailing plans to use nuclear explosions in the atmosphere of Mars to help warm it up and make it more habitable for humans.
- Tesla Motors has also recently been detailing plans to use nuclear explosions in the atmosphere of Mars to help warm it up and make it more habitable for humans.
- Twitter has also recently been detailing plans to use nuclear explosions in the atmosphere of Mars to help warm it up and make it more habitable for humans.


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The remains of a medieval 'mummy' wrapped in a cocoon of birch bark has been discovered at the site of a village that belonged to a mysterious arctic civilisation. Archaeologists discovered the remains, which they believe may be a child or teenager from the 12th or 13th century, while excavating near the town of Salekhard in Tyumen Oblast, Russia. The site, which is 18 miles south of the Arctic Circle, is thought to be a medieval necropolis where several bodies have been buried in ways unlike anything else found in the region. Artifacts found at the site, including bronze bowls, have led experts to conclude the people had links to Persia, some 3,700 miles to the south-west.

OPTIONS:
- Archaeologists have now removed the latest body to be discovered from the sandy soil, which is now only frozen for part of the year – it is the first human remains to be found since 2002.
- Arctic Circle have now removed the latest body to be discovered from the sandy soil, which is now only frozen for part of the year – it is the first human remains to be found since 2002.
- Century AD have now removed the latest body to be discovered from the sandy soil, which is now only frozen for part of the year – it is the first human remains to be found since 2002.
- Persia have now removed the latest body to be discovered from the sandy soil, which is now only frozen for part of the year – it is the first human remains to be found since 2002.
- Russia have now removed the latest body to be discovered from the sandy soil, which is now only frozen for part of the year – it is the first human remains to be found since 2002.
- Salekhard have now removed the latest body to be discovered from the sandy soil, which is now only frozen for part of the year – it is the first human remains to be found since 2002.
- Tyumen Oblast have now removed the latest body to be discovered from the sandy soil, which is now only frozen for part of the year – it is the first human remains to be found since 2002.


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A toddler has been dubbed the real-life Elsa from the Disney film Frozen because she faces a daily battle to keep warm. Gracie Hughes, two, suffers from Raynaud's syndrome, and turns blue when she is exposed to the cold. The condition occurs when small blood vessels in the extremities are over-sensitive to changes in temperature, interrupting the blood supply. During an attack, the extremities become first white and dead looking and may then turn blue and finally red and burning when the blood flow is restored. The condition can cause considerable pain, numbness or tingling. Scroll down for video Two-year-old Gracie Hughes (with her mother Laurie) suffers from Raynaud's syndrome, which means she turns blue when she is exposed to the cold

Her mother said: 'Gracie absolutely loves Frozen and when I noticed that she was a bit like

OPTIONS:
- Disney, she thought it was brilliant.
- Elsa, she thought it was brilliant.
- Frozen, she thought it was brilliant.
- Gracie, she thought it was brilliant.
- Gracie Hughes, she thought it was brilliant.
- Laurie, she thought it was brilliant.
- Raynaud, she thought it was brilliant.


Vanquished at the polls in a primary upset, Rep. Eric Cantor said on Wednesday that he would step down as House majority leader, triggering a scramble among conservatives to replace him. Cantor's loss to a college professor and political novice on Tuesday in the Richmond-area campaign energized tea party supporters in a midterm year and obliterated his ambition to lead the House. Critics and analysts said he neglected his base at home in Virginia and paid the price. Cantor called the stunning loss a "personal setback" at a news conference and appealed for party unity before announcing his decision to vacate the No. 2 job in the GOP hierarchy on July 31.

The immediate fallout focused on immigration, one issue that clearly illustrates divisions between establishment

OPTIONS:
- Boehner and arch-conservatives.
- Cantor and arch-conservatives.
- Eric Cantor and arch-conservatives.
- GOP and arch-conservatives.
- House and arch-conservatives.
- John Boehner and arch-conservatives.
- Republican and arch-conservatives.
- Richmond and arch-conservatives.
- Vanquished and arch-conservatives.
- Virginia and arch-conservatives.
- tea party and arch-conservatives.


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At some clubs, the association with a former manager or player is so strong, so deep, that they can never really move on. It is an itch, nagging away in the background because results are not coming up to scratch for the supporters who long for days when they were attached to someone special. Jose Mourinho is perhaps the most notorious example, promising Chelsea supporters that he would one day return to Stamford Bridge after he was sacked by Roman Abramovich in September 2007. West Ham manager Sam Allardyce could be on his way out of Upton Park when the season finishes

OPTIONS:
- Besiktas always said he would come roaring back to Chelsea after leaving in 2007
- Chelsea always said he would come roaring back to Chelsea after leaving in 2007
- Jose Mourinho always said he would come roaring back to Chelsea after leaving in 2007
- Roman Abramovich always said he would come roaring back to Chelsea after leaving in 2007
- Sam Allardyce always said he would come roaring back to Chelsea after leaving in 2007
- Slaven Bilic always said he would come roaring back to Chelsea after leaving in 2007
- Stamford Bridge always said he would come roaring back to Chelsea after leaving in 2007
- Upton Park always said he would come roaring back to Chelsea after leaving in 2007
- West Ham always said he would come roaring back to Chelsea after leaving in 2007


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(CNN) On one hand, Donald Trump's praise of France's far right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen, who appears to have received enough votes in Sunday's election to advance to the May 7 runoff, is not surprising. Le Pen, like Trump, ran a campaign that was anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim and traded on white supremacist themes. (It's no coincidence that former Klan leader David Duke has publicly praised both Le Pen and Trump.) On the other hand, you would think Trump would be hesitant to publicly praise a candidate like Le Pen, an avid supporter of Vladimir Putin, particularly given that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said just two weeks ago that US-Russian relations had reached an all time low.

(This alone should have been reason enough for Trump to refuse to praise

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- CNN.)
- David Duke.)
- Dean Obeidallah.)
- Donald Trump.)
- France.)
- Klan.)
- Le Pen.)
- Marine.)
- Muslim.)
- Putin French.)
- Rex Tillerson.)
- Russian.)
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- US.)
- Vladimir Putin.)


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(CNN) Katie Prager, the wife in the real "Fault in Our Stars" couple, died Thursday after complications from cystic fibrosis and a lung transplant. She was 26 years old. "Early this morning, she gained her wish of being at home, in her bed, surrounded by her mom, dad, brother and her dogs, dying peacefully, away from the hospital, tubes, IVs," her mother, Debra Donovan, posted on Facebook. "The days to follow will not be easy but I find comfort in knowing that my girl lived, she really lived." Katie had been in hospice care in her Flemingsburg, Kentucky, home since September 7.

He overcame the cancer but was recently hospitalized in

OPTIONS:
- Dalton Prager with pneumonia and a viral infection.
- Debra Donovan with pneumonia and a viral infection.
- Facebook with pneumonia and a viral infection.
- Fault in Our Stars with pneumonia and a viral infection.
- Flemingsburg with pneumonia and a viral infection.
- Katie with pneumonia and a viral infection.
- Katie Prager with pneumonia and a viral infection.
- Kentucky with pneumonia and a viral infection.
- Missouri with pneumonia and a viral infection.


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Nike is preparing to launch a new store this weekend - but this one will sell only Michael Jordan merchandise. The new Jordan Brand store will open on Saturday in Chicago, Illinois, and will sell merchandise with the trademarked Michael Jordan 'Jumpman' silhouette. Nike has also announced plans to open similar stores in New York, Los Angeles and Toronto. It wants to double its Jordan sales in a move that it hopes will generate $4.5billion by 2020. The Jordan Brand offers basketball, sportswear, kids products and training products. It's so sought after that new releases of Jordan's sneakers have sparked fights in the past.

A year after he retired from basketball,

OPTIONS:
- Chicago's endorsement income was $28million in 2004.
- Illinois's endorsement income was $28million in 2004.
- Jordan's endorsement income was $28million in 2004.
- Jordan Brand's endorsement income was $28million in 2004.
- Jumpman's endorsement income was $28million in 2004.
- Los Angeles's endorsement income was $28million in 2004.
- Michael Jordan's endorsement income was $28million in 2004.
- New York's endorsement income was $28million in 2004.
- Nike's endorsement income was $28million in 2004.
- Toronto's endorsement income was $28million in 2004.