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Hong Kong (CNN) New satellite imagery of China's first overseas military base reveal it to be bigger and more secure than previously thought. Two images provided by Stratfor Worldview and Allsource Analysis show the base in Djibouti, located at a strategic choke point on the Horn of Africa, to be heavily fortified with three layers of security and has about 23,000 square meters (about 250,000 square feet) of underground space, according to analysis provided by Stratfor. "This type of construction is in line with known Chinese practices in hardening their military bases. The underground structures allow for unobserved activity, as well as offer protection to vehicles or facilities critical to the Chinese mission in Djibouti," Stratfor, a geopolitical intelligence firm, said in an analysis accompanying the images.

A dock will likely be constructed eventually, and

OPTIONS:
- Allsource Analysis could use Djibouti's commercial port until that time, according to Stratfor.
- CNN could use Djibouti's commercial port until that time, according to Stratfor.
- China could use Djibouti's commercial port until that time, according to Stratfor.
- Chinese could use Djibouti's commercial port until that time, according to Stratfor.
- Djibouti could use Djibouti's commercial port until that time, according to Stratfor.
- Hong Kong could use Djibouti's commercial port until that time, according to Stratfor.
- Horn of Africa could use Djibouti's commercial port until that time, according to Stratfor.
- Stratfor could use Djibouti's commercial port until that time, according to Stratfor.
- Stratfor Worldview could use Djibouti's commercial port until that time, according to Stratfor.


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

Tickets start at $1,800 per person excluding other costs, such as

OPTIONS:
- Americans visas.
- CNN visas.
- Carnival visas.
- Carnival Corp. visas.
- Cuba visas.
- Cuban visas.
- Cubans visas.
- Fathom visas.
- Francisco Marty visas.
- Havana visas.
- Marty visas.
- Miami visas.
- Platinum VIP visas.


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It was a real fairytale wedding when Debra Mundy and Mervin Rider finally tied the knot after being together for 23 years. But the Queensland couple made sure the wait for their big day was well worth it, and memorable for all involved, as they celebrated their union dressed as popular animated characters Princess Fiona and Shrek. A star-studded guest list attended the matrimony of the two ogres, including the Gingerbread Man, the Little Red Riding Hood, the Big Bad Wolf and Prince Charming. And of course, Shrek's loyal sidekick was by his side as the best man. It's been a long time coming for the couple as Ms Mundy, 41, admits that she had declined many proposals from Mr Rider, 38, over the years.

'When I looked at

OPTIONS:
- Big Bad Wolf I just saw this big smile on his face.
- Debra Mundy I just saw this big smile on his face.
- Fiona I just saw this big smile on his face.
- Gingerbread Man I just saw this big smile on his face.
- Little Red Riding Hood I just saw this big smile on his face.
- Mervin Rider I just saw this big smile on his face.
- Mundy I just saw this big smile on his face.
- Prince Charming I just saw this big smile on his face.
- Queensland I just saw this big smile on his face.
- Rider I just saw this big smile on his face.
- Shrek I just saw this big smile on his face.


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West Palm Beach, Florida (CNN) President Donald Trump arrived for another weekend at his languid Florida resort on Thursday,  this time without the usual retinue of top aides who have accompanied him in the past, even as global tensions flare. Trump's jaunt to Mar-a-Lago, his seventh since taking office in January, coincides with a closely watched anniversary in North Korea, where analysts have said the rogue regime may be preparing for a sixth nuclear test. It wouldn't be the first time Trump confronted a global incident from the confines of his terra-cotta-roofed oceanfront mansion. During a visit with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe earlier this year, North Korea test fired ballistic missiles, prompting an impromptu strategy session on Mar-a-Lago's dining patio. Last weekend, as Trump was hosting Chinese President Xi Jinping, he announced US missile strikes from Mar-a-Lago after conferring with top aides in a specially designed conference room.

"We spent a lot of time together in

OPTIONS:
- CNN and he's a very special man so we'll see how it goes."
- Chinese and he's a very special man so we'll see how it goes."
- Donald Trump and he's a very special man so we'll see how it goes."
- Florida and he's a very special man so we'll see how it goes."
- Japanese and he's a very special man so we'll see how it goes."
- Lago and he's a very special man so we'll see how it goes."
- Mar and he's a very special man so we'll see how it goes."
- North Korea and he's a very special man so we'll see how it goes."
- Shinzo Abe and he's a very special man so we'll see how it goes."
- Trump and he's a very special man so we'll see how it goes."
- US and he's a very special man so we'll see how it goes."
- West Palm Beach and he's a very special man so we'll see how it goes."
- Xi Jinping and he's a very special man so we'll see how it goes."


Australia has scored some real estate on the 80th anniversary World Edition of Monopoly - but it's not exactly in a prime position. Along with 21 other cities, Sydney has been given a spot on the map which replaces London's swankiest postcodes with the world's chicest hotspots. However Sydney has been placed right beside the jail in the less desirable magenta part of the board, next to Amsterdam and New York. Australia has been included in the 80th anniversary version of Monopoly Lima was given the pride of place on the board, replacing trendy Mayfair in the dark blue corner.

Out of the 80 global destinations up for grabs in the

OPTIONS:
- Amsterdam, London and Sydney both made the cut.
- Australia, London and Sydney both made the cut.
- Lima, London and Sydney both made the cut.
- London, London and Sydney both made the cut.
- Mayfair, London and Sydney both made the cut.
- Monopoly, London and Sydney both made the cut.
- New York, London and Sydney both made the cut.
- Sydney, London and Sydney both made the cut.
- World Edition of Monopoly, London and Sydney both made the cut.


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

Halmstad defender Mohammed Ali Khan has filed a police complaint following death threats he received after scoring an injury-time own goal that meant his side were relegated from Sweden's top flight. The player watched in horror as his attempt to poke the ball for a corner rolled past his goalkeeper to give title-chasing AIK Stockholm a 1-0 win and consign his team to the drop with two games left this season. 'Hate me, call me stupid things, lie about me. But don't threaten me or my family,' the 26-year-old Lebanon international said on his Twitter account. 'Those threatening - a police car is waiting outside and guarding my children. Threatening my children's lives is so inhuman and low.'

OPTIONS:
- AIK told the Sportbladet newspaper that the police were taking the threats seriously.
- AIK Stockholm told the Sportbladet newspaper that the police were taking the threats seriously.
- Halmstad told the Sportbladet newspaper that the police were taking the threats seriously.
- Khan told the Sportbladet newspaper that the police were taking the threats seriously.
- Lebanon told the Sportbladet newspaper that the police were taking the threats seriously.
- Mohammed Ali Khan told the Sportbladet newspaper that the police were taking the threats seriously.
- Sweden told the Sportbladet newspaper that the police were taking the threats seriously.
- Twitter told the Sportbladet newspaper that the police were taking the threats seriously.


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(CNN) -- Although there were no signs of missing aviation adventurer Steve Fossett Tuesday evening, an official leading the rescue said she remained optimistic. Aviation record-holder Steve Fossett is missing and a search is under way. Maj. Cynthia S. Ryan of the Civil Air Patrol said Fossett, who has been missing for a day, once walked 30 miles to get help after making a forced landing. But Ryan noted the challenge rescuers are facing as they comb the high desert region, which is covered with sagebrush and hides deep ravines. Rescuers are focusing on 600 square miles. "It's a very large haystack," she said. "And an airplane is a very small needle. No doubt about that."

"I think I'm a risk averse person, which might sound very strange because of the sports I'm involved in,"

OPTIONS:
- CNN said, in response to a question about whether anything scares him.
- Civil Air Patrol said, in response to a question about whether anything scares him.
- Cynthia S. Ryan said, in response to a question about whether anything scares him.
- Fossett said, in response to a question about whether anything scares him.
- Nevada said, in response to a question about whether anything scares him.
- Ryan said, in response to a question about whether anything scares him.
- Steve Fossett said, in response to a question about whether anything scares him.


(CNN) -- One of the Internet's great promises is that it's the ultimate democratizer. It's open to everyone and allows all people to communicate. Facebook and Google have added new translation tools, but they take different approaches. But, so far, there have been several hitches in that plan. Not everyone has access to a computer and a broadband connection. Some governments still censor the Internet. And of course, we don't all speak the same language. For the World Wide Web to be truly global, shouldn't Chinese speakers be able to chat online with people who only speak Spanish? And why should an English speaker be barred from reading blogs written in Malagasy or Zulu?

Pros and cons:

OPTIONS:
- CNN's computerized approach means it can translate tons of content -- and fast.
- Chinese's computerized approach means it can translate tons of content -- and fast.
- English's computerized approach means it can translate tons of content -- and fast.
- Facebook's computerized approach means it can translate tons of content -- and fast.
- Google's computerized approach means it can translate tons of content -- and fast.
- Internet's computerized approach means it can translate tons of content -- and fast.
- Malagasy's computerized approach means it can translate tons of content -- and fast.
- Spanish's computerized approach means it can translate tons of content -- and fast.
- World Wide Web's computerized approach means it can translate tons of content -- and fast.
- Zulu's computerized approach means it can translate tons of content -- and fast.


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Washington (CNN) -- The House of Representatives passed the Republican version of the Violence Against Women Act on Wednesday, despite strong opposition from Democrats. The GOP version, passed 222-205, offers a stark contrast from the bill passed by the Senate in late April, which will lead to further political fighting as both chambers attempt to work out a compromise over the law's reauthorization. Wednesday's vote fell largely along party lines, though 23 Republicans voted against their own party and opposed the bill. Meanwhile, six Democrats defected and voted in favor of the Republican version. The Violence Against Women Act was first enacted in 1994. It has been reauthorized twice since then with bipartisan support and very little controversy.

House

OPTIONS:
- Adams oppose those changes, saying they are unnecessary because the law already covers all victims, and instead favor a narrower version of renewing the law.
- CNN oppose those changes, saying they are unnecessary because the law already covers all victims, and instead favor a narrower version of renewing the law.
- Democrats oppose those changes, saying they are unnecessary because the law already covers all victims, and instead favor a narrower version of renewing the law.
- Florida oppose those changes, saying they are unnecessary because the law already covers all victims, and instead favor a narrower version of renewing the law.
- GOP oppose those changes, saying they are unnecessary because the law already covers all victims, and instead favor a narrower version of renewing the law.
- House oppose those changes, saying they are unnecessary because the law already covers all victims, and instead favor a narrower version of renewing the law.
- House of Representatives oppose those changes, saying they are unnecessary because the law already covers all victims, and instead favor a narrower version of renewing the law.
- Republican oppose those changes, saying they are unnecessary because the law already covers all victims, and instead favor a narrower version of renewing the law.
- Republicans oppose those changes, saying they are unnecessary because the law already covers all victims, and instead favor a narrower version of renewing the law.
- Senate oppose those changes, saying they are unnecessary because the law already covers all victims, and instead favor a narrower version of renewing the law.
- Violence Against Women Act oppose those changes, saying they are unnecessary because the law already covers all victims, and instead favor a narrower version of renewing the law.
- Washington oppose those changes, saying they are unnecessary because the law already covers all victims, and instead favor a narrower version of renewing the law.


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(CNN) A new study lends support to one of the biggest fears about Zika virus: It might increase the risk of the rare neurological syndrome Guillain-Barre. Years before Zika virus first appeared in Latin America, it spread from Africa and Asia to Pacific islands. From 2013 to 2014, French Polynesia had 32,000 suspected cases of Zika virus. During this same period, there was also an uptick in cases of Guillain-Barre. Researchers in French Polynesia and Europe looked at those 42 cases of Guillain-Barre in the Pacific Island nation between October 2013 and April 2014. They asked whether there was any evidence these patients had been exposed to Zika virus.

The researchers estimate, based on the rates of Zika and Guillain-

OPTIONS:
- Africa in French Polynesia, that one in 4,000 people infected with Zika could develop the neurological syndrome.
- Asia in French Polynesia, that one in 4,000 people infected with Zika could develop the neurological syndrome.
- Barre in French Polynesia, that one in 4,000 people infected with Zika could develop the neurological syndrome.
- CNN in French Polynesia, that one in 4,000 people infected with Zika could develop the neurological syndrome.
- Europe in French Polynesia, that one in 4,000 people infected with Zika could develop the neurological syndrome.
- French Polynesia in French Polynesia, that one in 4,000 people infected with Zika could develop the neurological syndrome.
- Guillain in French Polynesia, that one in 4,000 people infected with Zika could develop the neurological syndrome.
- Latin America in French Polynesia, that one in 4,000 people infected with Zika could develop the neurological syndrome.
- Pacific in French Polynesia, that one in 4,000 people infected with Zika could develop the neurological syndrome.
- Pacific Island in French Polynesia, that one in 4,000 people infected with Zika could develop the neurological syndrome.
- Zika in French Polynesia, that one in 4,000 people infected with Zika could develop the neurological syndrome.


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Georgia Republican Senator Johnny Isakson said Wednesday that he has Parkinson's disease, but insisted he intends to run for re-election in 2016 despite the diagnosis. Parkinsons Disease affects about 1 million Americans. It's a progressive disorder that gradually robs sufferers of the ability to control their physical movements. Famous Parkinsons patients alive in the U.S. today include actor Michael J. Fox, boxing legend Muhammad Ali, Arizona Diamondbacks manager Kirk Gibson, former U.S. attorney general Janet Reno, Singer-songwriter Linda Ronstadt and evangelist Billy Graham. The disease played a role in the deaths of Pope John Paul II, sportscaster Joe Buck, Country singer Johnny Cash, Spanish artist Salvador Dali, Chinese premier Deng Xiaoping and dictator Mao Zedong, British actor Bob Hoskins, and Arizona Democratic Rep. Mo Udall.

OPTIONS:
- Americans, 70, said in a written statement that he takes two medicines for his condition, first diagnosed in August 2013.
- Georgia, 70, said in a written statement that he takes two medicines for his condition, first diagnosed in August 2013.
- Johnny Isakson, 70, said in a written statement that he takes two medicines for his condition, first diagnosed in August 2013.
- Parkinson, 70, said in a written statement that he takes two medicines for his condition, first diagnosed in August 2013.
- Parkinsons, 70, said in a written statement that he takes two medicines for his condition, first diagnosed in August 2013.
- Parkinsons Disease, 70, said in a written statement that he takes two medicines for his condition, first diagnosed in August 2013.
- Republican, 70, said in a written statement that he takes two medicines for his condition, first diagnosed in August 2013.
- Stage 1, 70, said in a written statement that he takes two medicines for his condition, first diagnosed in August 2013.
- U.S., 70, said in a written statement that he takes two medicines for his condition, first diagnosed in August 2013.


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A Las Vegas Girl Scouts hiking event was cancelled after a venue overbooked it with a Hillary Clinton campaign rally. Troop 21 raised money and bought tickets in September for the Brownie Hiker Badge class put on by Springs Preserve on Wednesday, however when they showed up they were informed the event was cancelled, Fox 5 reported. The Brownies' troop leader, Cheryl King, said they were told at the door that Springs Preserve representatives had called the Girl Scouts of Southern Nevada last week to cancel the class. 'As I was approaching the building we saw two of the other troops leaving, kind of saddened in the face,' King said.

'

OPTIONS:
- Brownie Hiker Badge will offer those who purchased tickets for the class a full refund.'
- Brownies will offer those who purchased tickets for the class a full refund.'
- Cheryl King will offer those who purchased tickets for the class a full refund.'
- Fox 5 will offer those who purchased tickets for the class a full refund.'
- Girl Scouts of Southern Nevada will offer those who purchased tickets for the class a full refund.'
- Hillary Clinton will offer those who purchased tickets for the class a full refund.'
- King will offer those who purchased tickets for the class a full refund.'
- Las Vegas Girl Scouts will offer those who purchased tickets for the class a full refund.'
- Springs Preserve will offer those who purchased tickets for the class a full refund.'
- Springs Reserve will offer those who purchased tickets for the class a full refund.'
- Troop 21 will offer those who purchased tickets for the class a full refund.'


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

(CNN) As Philando Castile's head slumps backward while he lies dying next to her, Diamond Reynolds looks into the camera and explains a Minnesota police officer just shot her fiancé four times. The nation is, by now, accustomed to grainy cell phone videos of officer-involved shootings, but this footage from Falcon Heights, outside Minneapolis, is something different, more visceral: a woman live-streaming a shooting's aftermath with the police officer a few feet away, his gun still trained on her bloody fiancé. "He let the officer know that he had a firearm and he was reaching for his wallet and the officer just shot him in his arm," Reynolds said as she broadcast the details of Wednesday's evening shooting on Facebook.

OPTIONS:
- America on police shootings: 'This is not just a black issue'
- Barack Obama on police shootings: 'This is not just a black issue'
- Diamond Reynolds on police shootings: 'This is not just a black issue'
- Falcon Heights on police shootings: 'This is not just a black issue'
- Minneapolis on police shootings: 'This is not just a black issue'
- Minnesota on police shootings: 'This is not just a black issue'
- Philando Castile on police shootings: 'This is not just a black issue'
- Reynolds on police shootings: 'This is not just a black issue'


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(CNN) Starting this fall, adults in Texas can openly carry knives with blades longer than 5.5 inches. In fact, swords, spears, daggers, sabers, bowie knives and machetes are all perfectly fine to tote around. Pretty much anything you can whip out in a Dungeons and Dragons battle is fair game. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed the bill into law last month, but it doesn't go into effect until September 1. Under the existing law knives with blades longer than 5.5 inches could be purchased but not carried -- with only limited exceptions. There are some places where the new law won't apply -- including schools, prisons, hospitals, amusement parks or places of worship. Long blades are still banned at sports events. And you can't bring your sword into a bar, either. The tiny colorful plastic ones that you stick on top of a cocktail, however, are under 5.5 inches, so those are still OK.

"We won't stop until

OPTIONS:
- Bill is as free as everyone thinks Texas is," the group wrote in a statement on its website.
- Dungeons and Dragons is as free as everyone thinks Texas is," the group wrote in a statement on its website.
- Greg Abbott is as free as everyone thinks Texas is," the group wrote in a statement on its website.
- OK is as free as everyone thinks Texas is," the group wrote in a statement on its website.
- Texas is as free as everyone thinks Texas is," the group wrote in a statement on its website.
- UT Austin is as free as everyone thinks Texas is," the group wrote in a statement on its website.


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Russian president Vladimir Putin said Russia has key interests in common with the United States and needs to work with it on a common agenda Russia has key interests in common with the United States and needs to work with it on a common agenda, Russian president Vladimir Putin said on Saturday in a television interview. In his comments to the state-run Rossiya channel, Putin appeared to soften his anti-American rhetoric after being highly critical. Relations between Moscow and Washington, and other Western powers, have soured over the conflict in Russia's neighbor Ukraine, sinking to an all-time low. 'We have disagreements on several issues on the international agenda.

At the same time, he reaffirmed his long-held criticism of what he sees as

OPTIONS:
- Moscow aspirations of global domination, saying Washington must learn to treat Russia as an equal partner.
- Putin aspirations of global domination, saying Washington must learn to treat Russia as an equal partner.
- Rossiya channel aspirations of global domination, saying Washington must learn to treat Russia as an equal partner.
- Russia aspirations of global domination, saying Washington must learn to treat Russia as an equal partner.
- Russian aspirations of global domination, saying Washington must learn to treat Russia as an equal partner.
- US aspirations of global domination, saying Washington must learn to treat Russia as an equal partner.
- Ukraine aspirations of global domination, saying Washington must learn to treat Russia as an equal partner.
- United States aspirations of global domination, saying Washington must learn to treat Russia as an equal partner.
- Vladimir Putin aspirations of global domination, saying Washington must learn to treat Russia as an equal partner.
- Washington aspirations of global domination, saying Washington must learn to treat Russia as an equal partner.
- Western aspirations of global domination, saying Washington must learn to treat Russia as an equal partner.


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(CNN) It's a sight you'd expect to see in a colonial-era comedy act or a bad improvisation on the darkest corners of YouTube. A video of a man wearing a turban and fake beard attempting a crude impression of an Indian was posted Wednesday on several verified social media channels operated by official Chinese news agency Xinhua News. Entitled "7 Sins of India," the 3 minute 20 second clip appears intended to attack India's actions in an ongoing border dispute between the two neighboring countries. But instead, Xinhua's video quickly provoked strong reactions in India, China and around the world, where it was widely described as racist.

The Doklam dispute is the latest in a long-running series of territorial flare-ups between India and

OPTIONS:
- 7 Sins of India.
- China.
- Chinese.
- India.
- Indian.
- Modi.
- Xi.
- Xinhua.
- Xinhua News.
- YouTube.


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(CNN) Greenpeace activists blocked the entrance to Coca-Cola's UK headquarters in London with a 2.5-ton sculpture featuring a seagull regurgitating plastic, and called for the company to do more to help prevent plastic pollution. The campaign group said the sculpture, which depicts an idyllic family beach scene interrupted by birds choking on plastic, was intended to highlight  what it claimed were failings by the company. In a report released on Monday, Greenpeace claimed that Coca-Cola -- the world's largest soft drinks company -- sells more than 100 billion plastic bottles every year. Single-use plastic bottles make up nearly 60% of the packaging produced by the company globally, the report says.

In a written statement to CNN, a Coca-

OPTIONS:
- CNN spokesperson said: "We are disappointed by today's stunt and the report from Greenpeace UK, especially as we have been consulting with them to develop our new sustainable packaging strategy which we will publish in the summer."
- Coca spokesperson said: "We are disappointed by today's stunt and the report from Greenpeace UK, especially as we have been consulting with them to develop our new sustainable packaging strategy which we will publish in the summer."
- Coca-Cola spokesperson said: "We are disappointed by today's stunt and the report from Greenpeace UK, especially as we have been consulting with them to develop our new sustainable packaging strategy which we will publish in the summer."
- Cola spokesperson said: "We are disappointed by today's stunt and the report from Greenpeace UK, especially as we have been consulting with them to develop our new sustainable packaging strategy which we will publish in the summer."
- Greenpeace spokesperson said: "We are disappointed by today's stunt and the report from Greenpeace UK, especially as we have been consulting with them to develop our new sustainable packaging strategy which we will publish in the summer."
- London spokesperson said: "We are disappointed by today's stunt and the report from Greenpeace UK, especially as we have been consulting with them to develop our new sustainable packaging strategy which we will publish in the summer."
- UK spokesperson said: "We are disappointed by today's stunt and the report from Greenpeace UK, especially as we have been consulting with them to develop our new sustainable packaging strategy which we will publish in the summer."


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The hit and run driver who killed a man in a wheelchair crossing the street has surrendered himself to police after realizing that he was family to the dead pedestrian. Malik Clyburn, 19, of Sarasota, Florida,  surrendered himself to authorities hours after hitting his relative Michael Wright, 48, while driving his Kia Optima on a suspended license. 'I think I killed my family member,' Clyburn said after turning himself in just after midnight on Thursday. Officer Kevin Schafer said that the young man would have faced a misdemeanor for driving on a suspended license, but now will be charged with a felony for leaving the scene of an accident causing death.

OPTIONS:
- Clyburn died from his injuries at the hospital early Wednesday morning.
- Florida died from his injuries at the hospital early Wednesday morning.
- Kevin Schafer died from his injuries at the hospital early Wednesday morning.
- Kia Optima died from his injuries at the hospital early Wednesday morning.
- Malik Clyburn died from his injuries at the hospital early Wednesday morning.
- Michael Wright died from his injuries at the hospital early Wednesday morning.
- Sarasota died from his injuries at the hospital early Wednesday morning.


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Netflix is promising a faster and more slick service to Australian customers with its new-look. The on-demand TV service is rolling out a faster 'user-friendly' interface which gives more information about the show you're about to watch in quick time, just by hovering over a title. It will be available in Australia within days and 49 other countries after that. 'Yes, it's a pretty big deal, it's our first update in four years,' Netflix corporate communications director Cliff Edwards told Daily Mail Australia. 'Customers will be able to watch their favourite programs even easier and quicker with the changes.'

'Look, in

OPTIONS:
- Australia there is somewhere between 6 to 8 million households, so if people are talking about 200,000 having switched on before we launched there, that's quite a small percentage.'
- Australian there is somewhere between 6 to 8 million households, so if people are talking about 200,000 having switched on before we launched there, that's quite a small percentage.'
- Beasts of No Nation there is somewhere between 6 to 8 million households, so if people are talking about 200,000 having switched on before we launched there, that's quite a small percentage.'
- Cliff Edwards there is somewhere between 6 to 8 million households, so if people are talking about 200,000 having switched on before we launched there, that's quite a small percentage.'
- Daily Mail Australia there is somewhere between 6 to 8 million households, so if people are talking about 200,000 having switched on before we launched there, that's quite a small percentage.'
- Netflix there is somewhere between 6 to 8 million households, so if people are talking about 200,000 having switched on before we launched there, that's quite a small percentage.'
- Nina Simone there is somewhere between 6 to 8 million households, so if people are talking about 200,000 having switched on before we launched there, that's quite a small percentage.'


Rome (CNN) -- A cardinal from the Philippines, another from Austria and an archbishop from Ireland would be the "least worst" choices to be the next pope, according to a group representing the victims of abuse by priests. The Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests, or SNAP, released its list Thursday as cardinals held meetings at the Vatican in a prelude to the selection of the next pontiff. The three are Cardinal Luis Tagle of the Philippines; Cardinal Christoph Schoenborn of Austria; and Archbishop Diarmuid Martin of Dublin, Ireland. Martin is not a cardinal, but SNAP noted that a man need not be a cardinal to be elected pope. Historically, the role has gone to cardinals, however.

Some of the discussions happen over coffee, as one

OPTIONS:
- Austria spokesman revealed Monday, the first day of the general congregations.
- CNN spokesman revealed Monday, the first day of the general congregations.
- Catholics spokesman revealed Monday, the first day of the general congregations.
- Christoph Schoenborn spokesman revealed Monday, the first day of the general congregations.
- Diarmuid Martin spokesman revealed Monday, the first day of the general congregations.
- Dublin spokesman revealed Monday, the first day of the general congregations.
- Ireland spokesman revealed Monday, the first day of the general congregations.
- Luis Tagle spokesman revealed Monday, the first day of the general congregations.
- Martin spokesman revealed Monday, the first day of the general congregations.
- Philippines spokesman revealed Monday, the first day of the general congregations.
- Rome spokesman revealed Monday, the first day of the general congregations.
- SNAP spokesman revealed Monday, the first day of the general congregations.
- Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests spokesman revealed Monday, the first day of the general congregations.
- U.S. spokesman revealed Monday, the first day of the general congregations.
- Vatican spokesman revealed Monday, the first day of the general congregations.


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(CNN) -- Slumping World No.2 Rory McIlroy and defending champion Luke Donald will not be contesting the weekend action at the European Tour's flagship event at Wentworth. With organizers still reeling from the controversy surrounding Sergio Garcia's "fried chicken" jibe, the star attractions comfortably failed to make the halfway cut Friday at the PGA Championship. McIlroy 2013 travails continued as he followed a first round 74 with a 75 to finish on five-over 149 -- three outside the qualification mark. McIlroy's Northern Ireland colleague Graeme McDowell, who is leading the European Tour's Race to Dubai, finished on the same mark, while Donald, who went to No.1 in the rankings last season with his second straight title at the tournament, was a further shot adrift.

But

OPTIONS:
- CNN, who came into the $6 million event saying he was pleased with his game, could offer little in the way of explanation for his poor showing.
- Donald, who came into the $6 million event saying he was pleased with his game, could offer little in the way of explanation for his poor showing.
- Dubai, who came into the $6 million event saying he was pleased with his game, could offer little in the way of explanation for his poor showing.
- European Tour, who came into the $6 million event saying he was pleased with his game, could offer little in the way of explanation for his poor showing.
- European Tour's Race, who came into the $6 million event saying he was pleased with his game, could offer little in the way of explanation for his poor showing.
- Francesco Molinari, who came into the $6 million event saying he was pleased with his game, could offer little in the way of explanation for his poor showing.
- Graeme McDowell, who came into the $6 million event saying he was pleased with his game, could offer little in the way of explanation for his poor showing.
- Holder, who came into the $6 million event saying he was pleased with his game, could offer little in the way of explanation for his poor showing.
- Italy, who came into the $6 million event saying he was pleased with his game, could offer little in the way of explanation for his poor showing.
- Luke Donald, who came into the $6 million event saying he was pleased with his game, could offer little in the way of explanation for his poor showing.
- Luke Donald and Race, who came into the $6 million event saying he was pleased with his game, could offer little in the way of explanation for his poor showing.
- McIlroy, who came into the $6 million event saying he was pleased with his game, could offer little in the way of explanation for his poor showing.
- No.1, who came into the $6 million event saying he was pleased with his game, could offer little in the way of explanation for his poor showing.
- Northern Ireland, who came into the $6 million event saying he was pleased with his game, could offer little in the way of explanation for his poor showing.
- PGA Championship, who came into the $6 million event saying he was pleased with his game, could offer little in the way of explanation for his poor showing.
- Rory McIlroy, who came into the $6 million event saying he was pleased with his game, could offer little in the way of explanation for his poor showing.
- Sergio Garcia, who came into the $6 million event saying he was pleased with his game, could offer little in the way of explanation for his poor showing.
- Wentworth, who came into the $6 million event saying he was pleased with his game, could offer little in the way of explanation for his poor showing.
- West Course, who came into the $6 million event saying he was pleased with his game, could offer little in the way of explanation for his poor showing.
- World No.2, who came into the $6 million event saying he was pleased with his game, could offer little in the way of explanation for his poor showing.


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Jack Butland has found a crafty way to ensure he usurps Joe Hart as England’s No 1 ahead of Euro 2016 — don’t let in any goals. The Stoke goalkeeper was in impassable form once again as his side earned a point away from home in an entertaining goalless draw with West Ham which had 34 shots in total. West Ham struck nine of those on target but Butland remained unbeaten. ‘We had to create something special to open the gates,’ West Ham manager Slaven Bilic said afterwards. Butland, however, kept them held firmly shut. The 22-year-old has gone from Asmir Begovic’s backup to serious contender for Roy Hodgson’s first-choice goalkeeper in the space of four months. He has made secret of his ambition to provide serious competition for Hart and Hodgson is facing a delicious dilemma as Butland pulled off save after save to keep West Ham out and Stoke’s seventh clean sheet in their last nine games.

Cheikhou Kouyate shot first time from 25 yards forcing

OPTIONS:
- Asmir Begovic to push wide.
- Butland to push wide.
- England to push wide.
- Euro 2016 to push wide.
- Hart to push wide.
- Hodgson to push wide.
- Jack Butland to push wide.
- Joe Hart to push wide.
- Mark Noble to push wide.
- Roy Hodgson to push wide.
- Ryan Shawcross to push wide.
- Slaven Bilic to push wide.
- Stoke to push wide.
- West Ham to push wide.


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(CNN) -- Each year, more than 3 million Muslims commit to Hajj, the pilgrimage to Mecca that represents the fifth and final "pillar" of Islam and the largest annual human gathering on the planet. Every Muslim who is physically and financially able to do so is expected to make this pilgrimage once in their lifetime. As described in the Hadith of Gabriel, each pillar of Islam acts as a guide to day-to-day conduct for Muslims, outlining proper professions to God, prayer and spiritual mindfulness, not unlike the Book of Common Prayer for Anglicans or Judaism's Siddur. For this year's Hajj, iReporters from around the world documented their journeys, describing their experiences as they complete this Islamic sacrament. Thanks to the power of social media and platforms like CNN's iReport, they've been able to share their faith with the world, giving Muslims and non-Muslims alike a glimpse of the significance of this powerful and transformative event.

"In reality, many of these people, when not in

OPTIONS:
- Anglicans, will fight and spill each other's blood.
- Book of Common Prayer, will fight and spill each other's blood.
- CNN, will fight and spill each other's blood.
- God, will fight and spill each other's blood.
- Hadith of Gabriel, will fight and spill each other's blood.
- Hajj, will fight and spill each other's blood.
- Islam, will fight and spill each other's blood.
- Islamic, will fight and spill each other's blood.
- Judaism, will fight and spill each other's blood.
- Mecca, will fight and spill each other's blood.
- Muslims, will fight and spill each other's blood.
- Siddur, will fight and spill each other's blood.
- iReport, will fight and spill each other's blood.
- iReporters, will fight and spill each other's blood.
- non-Muslims, will fight and spill each other's blood.


How does this story end?

United Nations (CNN) -- Delegates from the United States and other nations walked out of the U.N. General Assembly on Thursday as Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad delivered a fiery speech that criticized Washington, capitalism and the world body itself. Though incendiary statements from Ahmadinejad are nothing new, tension in the hall grew as the Iranian leader recounted various conspiracy theories about the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on New York and Washington. "Some segments within the U.S. government orchestrated the attack," Ahmadinejad told the General Assembly. He followed with the claim that the attacks were aimed at reversing "the declining American economy and its scripts on the Middle East in order to save the Zionist regime. The majority of the American people, as well as most nations and politicians around the world, agree with this view."

President Barack Obama already had delivered his address to the

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan and had left the grounds before Ahmadinejad spoke.
- Ahmadinejad and had left the grounds before Ahmadinejad spoke.
- American and had left the grounds before Ahmadinejad spoke.
- Australia and had left the grounds before Ahmadinejad spoke.
- Britain and had left the grounds before Ahmadinejad spoke.
- CNN and had left the grounds before Ahmadinejad spoke.
- General Assembly and had left the grounds before Ahmadinejad spoke.
- Iranian and had left the grounds before Ahmadinejad spoke.
- Iraq and had left the grounds before Ahmadinejad spoke.
- Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and had left the grounds before Ahmadinejad spoke.
- Middle East and had left the grounds before Ahmadinejad spoke.
- New York and had left the grounds before Ahmadinejad spoke.
- Obama and had left the grounds before Ahmadinejad spoke.
- Spain and had left the grounds before Ahmadinejad spoke.
- Sweden and had left the grounds before Ahmadinejad spoke.
- U.N. General Assembly and had left the grounds before Ahmadinejad spoke.
- U.S. and had left the grounds before Ahmadinejad spoke.
- United Nations and had left the grounds before Ahmadinejad spoke.
- United States and had left the grounds before Ahmadinejad spoke.
- Washington and had left the grounds before Ahmadinejad spoke.
- White House and had left the grounds before Ahmadinejad spoke.
- Zionist and had left the grounds before Ahmadinejad spoke.


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(CNN) After a strong statement of protest by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, President Barack Obama Wednesday expressed "his sincerest condolences and deepest regrets" for the murder of a Japanese woman allegedly at the hands of a former U.S. Marine. Obama arrived in Japan Wednesday for a meeting of the G-7. "The U.S. will continue to cooperate fully" and will continue to ensure "justice is done under the Japanese legal system," Obama said. Kenneth Franklin Shinzato, a civilian worker at the U.S. Kadena Air Base in Okinawa Prefecture, was arrested on suspicion of abandoning the body of the 20-year-old woman.

Abe said that he felt "profound resentment for this self-centered and despicable crime this case has shocked not just Okinawa but all of

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama."
- G-7."
- Hiroshima."
- Japan."
- Japanese."
- Kadena Air Base."
- Kenneth Franklin Shinzato."
- Marine."
- Obama."
- Okinawa Prefecture."
- Shinzo Abe."
- U.S.."


How does the sentence end?

Washington  (CNN) Vice President Joe Biden has not endorsed a candidate in the 2016 race, but he recently praised Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders for thinking big when it comes to how to lead the country. "I like the idea of saying, 'We can do much more,' because we can," Biden told The New York Times in an interview published Thursday. Sanders' critics -- most notably surrogates for his primary opponent Hillary Clinton and the candidate, herself -- often question how realistic his proposals are, but Biden dismissed that concern. "I don't think any Democrat's ever won saying, 'We can't think that big — we ought to really downsize here because it's not realistic,'" Biden said. "C'mon man, this is the Democratic Party! I'm not part of the party that says, 'Well, we can't do it.'"

OPTIONS:
- Bernie Sanders ended months of intense speculation about his political future last fall with a sudden announcement that he wouldn't seek the presidency.
- Biden ended months of intense speculation about his political future last fall with a sudden announcement that he wouldn't seek the presidency.
- C'mon ended months of intense speculation about his political future last fall with a sudden announcement that he wouldn't seek the presidency.
- CNN ended months of intense speculation about his political future last fall with a sudden announcement that he wouldn't seek the presidency.
- Democrat ended months of intense speculation about his political future last fall with a sudden announcement that he wouldn't seek the presidency.
- Democratic Party ended months of intense speculation about his political future last fall with a sudden announcement that he wouldn't seek the presidency.
- Hillary Clinton ended months of intense speculation about his political future last fall with a sudden announcement that he wouldn't seek the presidency.
- Joe Biden ended months of intense speculation about his political future last fall with a sudden announcement that he wouldn't seek the presidency.
- Sanders ended months of intense speculation about his political future last fall with a sudden announcement that he wouldn't seek the presidency.
- The New York Times ended months of intense speculation about his political future last fall with a sudden announcement that he wouldn't seek the presidency.
- Vermont ended months of intense speculation about his political future last fall with a sudden announcement that he wouldn't seek the presidency.
- Washington ended months of intense speculation about his political future last fall with a sudden announcement that he wouldn't seek the presidency.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Many of those killed when a gunman massacred holidaymakers on a Tunisian beach are British, the Prime Minister has confirmed. David Cameron warned that the public needs to be prepared for the fact that 'many of those killed' in the 'savage' Tunisian shooting were Britons. He spoke as it was confirmed that 15 of the 38 people people killed in the popular resort of Sousse were from this country. Mr Cameron said a 'full deployment team' of consular staff, police and experts from the Red Cross would arrive in the North African country today to help the victims and their families and the Government was doing 'all we can to' help them.

Fusilier Lee Rigby was murdered by Michael Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale near his barracks in Woolwich, southeast

OPTIONS:
- Armed Forces Day, in May 2013.
- British, in May 2013.
- Britons, in May 2013.
- Brits, in May 2013.
- Cameron, in May 2013.
- David Cameron, in May 2013.
- France, in May 2013.
- ISIS, in May 2013.
- Kuwait, in May 2013.
- Lee Rigby, in May 2013.
- London, in May 2013.
- North African, in May 2013.
- Red Cross, in May 2013.
- Sousse, in May 2013.
- Tunisia, in May 2013.
- Tunisian, in May 2013.


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Martin Murray says his American Dream is back on track after revealing that visa problems which have so far prevented him from boxing there could yet be resolved. Murray was a 2-0 novice when he was part of Ricky Hatton's entourage which travelled to Sin City for the Hitman's memorable fight with Floyd Mayweather Jnr in December 2008. He says the trip left him with a burning desire to one day box beneath the lights in the fight capital – but teenage misdemeanours have so far prevented him from ever competing in America, let alone Vegas. Murray had four seperate stints in jail before he became a professional boxer and it is thought that past has scuppered his chances of being granted the necessary working visa which would allow him to fight across the pond.

'I'm with a great promotional outfit now and there are some massive fights out there for me in

OPTIONS:
- America which Eddie has mentioned to me already.
- American Dream which Eddie has mentioned to me already.
- Argentina which Eddie has mentioned to me already.
- Floyd Mayweather Jnr which Eddie has mentioned to me already.
- George Beroshvili which Eddie has mentioned to me already.
- Germany which Eddie has mentioned to me already.
- Hitman which Eddie has mentioned to me already.
- Las Vegas which Eddie has mentioned to me already.
- Liverpool which Eddie has mentioned to me already.
- Martin Murray which Eddie has mentioned to me already.
- Monte Carlo which Eddie has mentioned to me already.
- Murray which Eddie has mentioned to me already.
- Ricky Hatton which Eddie has mentioned to me already.
- Sin City which Eddie has mentioned to me already.
- Super Middleweight which Eddie has mentioned to me already.
- Vegas which Eddie has mentioned to me already.


A primary school has cancelled a trip to take youngsters sightseeing in London because of fears over an attack from ISIS fanatics on the capital. Year 5 pupils at St James' CE Academy in Hull, East Yorks, were due to visit the city but staff decided it was too dangerous. The trip was cancelled following Parliament's decision to begin air strikes on Syria and an alleged terrorist incident at an east London Tube station earlier this month. The school said eight concerned parents had already withdrawn their children from the visit and that the decision was in their best interests.

Jane Daniels, headteacher at the school, said: 'The decision to cancel our Year 5 children's visit to

OPTIONS:
- CE Academy has not been taken lightly.
- East Yorks has not been taken lightly.
- Head has not been taken lightly.
- Hull has not been taken lightly.
- ISIS has not been taken lightly.
- Leytonstone Tube has not been taken lightly.
- London has not been taken lightly.
- London Tube has not been taken lightly.
- Parliament has not been taken lightly.
- St James has not been taken lightly.
- Syria has not been taken lightly.
- Year 5 has not been taken lightly.


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

Proud and unabashed, Aston Villa supporting talkSPORT commentator Stan Collymore showed his true colours when he watched his boyhood club claw back a vital point against Premier League relegation rivals QPR. Sporting a claret and blue scarf in the press box at Villa Park, the former striker could not contain himself  as Christian Benteke fired home to make it 2-1 to the home side and was pictured leaping out of his seat. That lead wouldn't last though, as goals from QPR's Clint Hill and Charlie Austin turned the game on its head and made it 3-2 in the visitors' favour.

But luckily for Collymore and indeed for Villa,

OPTIONS:
- Aston Villa managed to draw the two sides level with a stunning free-kick on 83 minutes.
- Charlie Austin managed to draw the two sides level with a stunning free-kick on 83 minutes.
- Christian Benteke managed to draw the two sides level with a stunning free-kick on 83 minutes.
- Clint Hill managed to draw the two sides level with a stunning free-kick on 83 minutes.
- Premier League managed to draw the two sides level with a stunning free-kick on 83 minutes.
- QPR managed to draw the two sides level with a stunning free-kick on 83 minutes.
- Stan Collymore managed to draw the two sides level with a stunning free-kick on 83 minutes.
- TalkSPORT managed to draw the two sides level with a stunning free-kick on 83 minutes.
- Villa managed to draw the two sides level with a stunning free-kick on 83 minutes.
- Villa Park managed to draw the two sides level with a stunning free-kick on 83 minutes.
- talkSPORT managed to draw the two sides level with a stunning free-kick on 83 minutes.


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

(CNN) The North Korea monitoring project 38 North says that satellite imagery shows "suspicious activity" at a nuclear enrichment site in North Korea. Plumes of exhaust steam, a byproduct of heating the main plant at the Yongbyon Radiochemical Laboratory complex, have been seen in commercial satellite images taken March 12 and over the preceding five weeks, the group says. Trump on potential war between Japan and North Korea: 'If they do, they do' This activity is unusual, the report by the Washington-based project says. "Exhaust plumes have rarely been seen there and none have been observed on any examined imagery this past winter," the report says.

How

OPTIONS:
- Japan's nuclear program went from threats to reality
- North's nuclear program went from threats to reality
- North Korea's nuclear program went from threats to reality
- North Korean's nuclear program went from threats to reality
- Plumes's nuclear program went from threats to reality
- Pyongyang's nuclear program went from threats to reality
- Trump's nuclear program went from threats to reality
- Washington's nuclear program went from threats to reality
- Yongbyon Radiochemical Laboratory's nuclear program went from threats to reality


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(CNN) Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte has cut short an official visit to Moscow after deadly clashes erupted between Filipino government troops and Islamist militants Tuesday in the southern city of Marawi. ISIS' media wing, Amaq Agency, put out a statement announcing that "fighters of the Islamic State launch a wide-scale offensive on positions of Philippine troops in the city of Marawi." Speaking from Moscow, Philippines Foreign Secretary Alan Peter Cayetano said that the violence in Mindanao, one of the Philippines' southernmost islands, was Duterte's priority, despite the high-profile visit to Moscow and St. Petersburg. "(The Russians) understand that the security of the Filipino people, especially in Marawi and in Mindanao, is a priority," Cayetano said.

"Our operation is still ongoing in

OPTIONS:
- Alan Peter Cayetano and sporadic fighting is still continuing," a statement from the Armed Forces of the Philippines said.
- Amaq Agency and sporadic fighting is still continuing," a statement from the Armed Forces of the Philippines said.
- Cayetano and sporadic fighting is still continuing," a statement from the Armed Forces of the Philippines said.
- Duterte and sporadic fighting is still continuing," a statement from the Armed Forces of the Philippines said.
- Filipino and sporadic fighting is still continuing," a statement from the Armed Forces of the Philippines said.
- ISIS and sporadic fighting is still continuing," a statement from the Armed Forces of the Philippines said.
- Islamic State and sporadic fighting is still continuing," a statement from the Armed Forces of the Philippines said.
- Islamist and sporadic fighting is still continuing," a statement from the Armed Forces of the Philippines said.
- Marawi and sporadic fighting is still continuing," a statement from the Armed Forces of the Philippines said.
- Mindanao and sporadic fighting is still continuing," a statement from the Armed Forces of the Philippines said.
- Moscow and sporadic fighting is still continuing," a statement from the Armed Forces of the Philippines said.
- Philippine and sporadic fighting is still continuing," a statement from the Armed Forces of the Philippines said.
- Philippines and sporadic fighting is still continuing," a statement from the Armed Forces of the Philippines said.
- Rodrigo Duterte and sporadic fighting is still continuing," a statement from the Armed Forces of the Philippines said.
- Russia and sporadic fighting is still continuing," a statement from the Armed Forces of the Philippines said.
- Russians and sporadic fighting is still continuing," a statement from the Armed Forces of the Philippines said.
- St. Petersburg and sporadic fighting is still continuing," a statement from the Armed Forces of the Philippines said.


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The former home of first lady Betty Ford has been destroyed in an early morning fire in Ohio. Fire officials in Maumee  say the home once occupied by Ford and her first husband, William Warren, was destroyed in a fire that began early Saturday around 3am. The Blade in Toledo reports Ford and Warren lived in the house in 1942 and 1943 while she modeled and sold merchandise at a department store. The couple divorced after five years of marriage and Betty went on to marry future president Gerald Ford in 1948. She died in 2011. Destroyed: The home of former First Lady Betty Ford was burned down in a blaze that started early Saturday in Maumee, Ohio

It’s a historic home in Maumee,'

OPTIONS:
- Betty Fire Chief Brandon Loboschefski said.
- Betty Ford Fire Chief Brandon Loboschefski said.
- Blade Fire Chief Brandon Loboschefski said.
- Ford Fire Chief Brandon Loboschefski said.
- Gerald Ford Fire Chief Brandon Loboschefski said.
- Maumee Fire Chief Brandon Loboschefski said.
- Ohio Fire Chief Brandon Loboschefski said.
- Toledo Fire Chief Brandon Loboschefski said.
- Warren Fire Chief Brandon Loboschefski said.
- William Warren Fire Chief Brandon Loboschefski said.


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(CNN) As the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, officially kick off with the opening ceremony on August 5, here are some key facts and figures to celebrate the first Olympic Games hosted by a South American country. 4,600 Brazilian real: The cost of the most expensive opening ceremony ticket (about $1,400 as of this publication). The least expensive opening ceremony ticket is only sold in Brazil and costs 200 real (about $60). 10: Rio's opening ceremony budget is 10 times less than the total spent on the London 2012 opening ceremony. 12,000: Number of Olympic torchbearers. The torch will pass through all 26 Brazilian states and reach 90% of the Brazilian population.

3,604: Number of apartments in

OPTIONS:
- Brazil's athletes village that will house 11,000 athletes and 6,000 coaches.
- Brazilian's athletes village that will house 11,000 athletes and 6,000 coaches.
- Games's athletes village that will house 11,000 athletes and 6,000 coaches.
- London's athletes village that will house 11,000 athletes and 6,000 coaches.
- Olympic's athletes village that will house 11,000 athletes and 6,000 coaches.
- Olympic Games's athletes village that will house 11,000 athletes and 6,000 coaches.
- Rio's athletes village that will house 11,000 athletes and 6,000 coaches.
- Rio de Janeiro's athletes village that will house 11,000 athletes and 6,000 coaches.
- South American's athletes village that will house 11,000 athletes and 6,000 coaches.
- Summer Olympics's athletes village that will house 11,000 athletes and 6,000 coaches.


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(CNN) In a bizarre case of a state attorney suing a governor, lawyers for prosecutor Aramis Ayala and Florida Gov. Rick Scott argued Wednesday about whether Scott was justified in removing Ayala from cases in which she would not seek the death penalty. While no decision was reached, Florida Supreme Court judges heard both sides in the debate about an elected prosecutor's discretion in trying cases vs. a governor's role in considering how "justice would be best served." "What this court has repeatedly said is the absolute discretion of prosecutors to determine whether and how to prosecute cases," said Roy L. Austin Jr., the attorney representing Ayala.

OPTIONS:
- Aramis Ayala's lawsuit says the governor "has no power to remove her for exercising her prosecutorial discretion."
- Ayala's lawsuit says the governor "has no power to remove her for exercising her prosecutorial discretion."
- CNN's lawsuit says the governor "has no power to remove her for exercising her prosecutorial discretion."
- Florida's lawsuit says the governor "has no power to remove her for exercising her prosecutorial discretion."
- Florida Supreme Court's lawsuit says the governor "has no power to remove her for exercising her prosecutorial discretion."
- Rick Scott's lawsuit says the governor "has no power to remove her for exercising her prosecutorial discretion."
- Roy L. Austin Jr.'s lawsuit says the governor "has no power to remove her for exercising her prosecutorial discretion."
- Scott's lawsuit says the governor "has no power to remove her for exercising her prosecutorial discretion."


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Embattled Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis says her secret meeting with Pope Francis during his trip to the US last week has left her feeling humbled and inspired her to stay the course, no matter what. Speaking exclusively to ABC News, Davis revealed that she received a phone call from a Vatican official summoning her to Washington DC, where on September 24 she and her husband, Joel, met with Pope Francis at the Vatican Embassy. ‘I put my hand out and he reached and he grabbed it, and I hugged him and he hugged me,’ Davis recounted. ‘And he said, “Thank you for your courage.”’

Davis said of

OPTIONS:
- ABC News after their meeting; 'Pope Francis was kind, genuinely caring, and very personable.
- Davis after their meeting; 'Pope Francis was kind, genuinely caring, and very personable.
- Francis after their meeting; 'Pope Francis was kind, genuinely caring, and very personable.
- Joel after their meeting; 'Pope Francis was kind, genuinely caring, and very personable.
- Kentucky after their meeting; 'Pope Francis was kind, genuinely caring, and very personable.
- Kim Davis after their meeting; 'Pope Francis was kind, genuinely caring, and very personable.
- Pope after their meeting; 'Pope Francis was kind, genuinely caring, and very personable.
- Pope Francis after their meeting; 'Pope Francis was kind, genuinely caring, and very personable.
- US after their meeting; 'Pope Francis was kind, genuinely caring, and very personable.
- United States after their meeting; 'Pope Francis was kind, genuinely caring, and very personable.
- Vatican after their meeting; 'Pope Francis was kind, genuinely caring, and very personable.
- Vatican Embassy after their meeting; 'Pope Francis was kind, genuinely caring, and very personable.
- Washington DC after their meeting; 'Pope Francis was kind, genuinely caring, and very personable.


Write the last sentence in this story.

Wales coach Warren Gatland has denied Newport Gwent Dragons permission to sell star player Taulupe Faletau to Bath. Newport asked the Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) to sanction the player's transfer to the English Premiership club. The current agreement for Welsh domestic rugby means Gatland has to sanction international players moving to play outside Wales. Faletau starred for Wales despite their Rugby World Cup quarter-final defeat and was strongly linked with a move to Bath. However, a Dragons statement revealed the move had been rejected and the club now risk losing the No 8 for nothing at the end of the season when his contract expires.

I have no doubt that his commitment to the

OPTIONS:
- Bath will be as unfaltering as always.'
- Current will be as unfaltering as always.'
- Dragons will be as unfaltering as always.'
- English will be as unfaltering as always.'
- Faletau will be as unfaltering as always.'
- Gatland will be as unfaltering as always.'
- Newport will be as unfaltering as always.'
- Newport Gwent Dragons will be as unfaltering as always.'
- Rugby World Cup will be as unfaltering as always.'
- Taulupe Faletau will be as unfaltering as always.'
- WRU will be as unfaltering as always.'
- Wales will be as unfaltering as always.'
- Warren Gatland will be as unfaltering as always.'
- Welsh will be as unfaltering as always.'
- Welsh Rugby Union will be as unfaltering as always.'
- World Cup will be as unfaltering as always.'


How does the sentence end?

President Barack Obama will attempt to reach out to a German people growing increasingly resentful of American spying during an overnight trip to Germany. Meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel ahead of a Group of Seven summit near Munich, Obama plans to speak about the German-US alliance before touring the village of Kruen. He will also meet privately with Merkel in order to coordinate agendas ahead of talks with Britain, France, Italy, Canada and Japan. Tensions over US spying in Germany, which began after it emerged that Merkel's cell phone had been tapped by the NSA, have grown in recent weeks.

Obama said there 'was no doubt' the spying revelations damaged impressions of the United States in

OPTIONS:
- American and that he's been trying to restore confidence.
- Angela Merkel and that he's been trying to restore confidence.
- BND and that he's been trying to restore confidence.
- Barack Obama and that he's been trying to restore confidence.
- Britain and that he's been trying to restore confidence.
- Canada and that he's been trying to restore confidence.
- European and that he's been trying to restore confidence.
- France and that he's been trying to restore confidence.
- German and that he's been trying to restore confidence.
- Germany and that he's been trying to restore confidence.
- Group of Seven and that he's been trying to restore confidence.
- Italy and that he's been trying to restore confidence.
- Japan and that he's been trying to restore confidence.
- Kruen and that he's been trying to restore confidence.
- Merkel and that he's been trying to restore confidence.
- Munich and that he's been trying to restore confidence.
- NSA and that he's been trying to restore confidence.
- Obama and that he's been trying to restore confidence.
- US and that he's been trying to restore confidence.


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Washington (CNN) A suite of pressures on the policy that protects young undocumented immigrants is brewing -- and it could mean the program soon either becomes permanent or disappears entirely. Next month, the Trump administration faces both an ultimatum from challengers to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy, or DACA, and a potentially nasty government funding fight that could require an 11th hour deal to avert a shutdown. Last week, the administration's biggest defender of DACA moved much closer to the President, who has also spoken about being sympathetic to DACA recipients. Gen. John Kelly is now the White House chief of staff, and as homeland security secretary, he spoke frequently about preserving the program under this administration.

Advocacy groups that support

OPTIONS:
- CNN have been holding press conferences, events and rallies in recent weeks in anticipation of a potential opening to save the program.
- Congress have been holding press conferences, events and rallies in recent weeks in anticipation of a potential opening to save the program.
- DACA have been holding press conferences, events and rallies in recent weeks in anticipation of a potential opening to save the program.
- Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals have been holding press conferences, events and rallies in recent weeks in anticipation of a potential opening to save the program.
- John Kelly have been holding press conferences, events and rallies in recent weeks in anticipation of a potential opening to save the program.
- State AGs have been holding press conferences, events and rallies in recent weeks in anticipation of a potential opening to save the program.
- Trump have been holding press conferences, events and rallies in recent weeks in anticipation of a potential opening to save the program.
- Washington have been holding press conferences, events and rallies in recent weeks in anticipation of a potential opening to save the program.
- White House have been holding press conferences, events and rallies in recent weeks in anticipation of a potential opening to save the program.


A bounty hunter trying to detain a country music singer wanted on a DUI charge shot and killed the man in a gunfight at the singer's home, authorities said Thursday. The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation was looking into the circumstances of Tuesday night's shooting of 65-year-old Randy Howard, agency spokesman Josh DeVine said in an email. Howard was a member of country music's 'Outlaw' movement, which rejected Nashville's polished music in favor of a rougher sound. Howard shared the stage with Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings and Hank Williams Jr., and has written songs for Hank Williams III, according to Howard's LinkedIn site.

Hank Williams III posted a picture on his Facebook page Thursday of him and

OPTIONS:
- DUI smiling together under the words, 'RIP Randy Howard.'
- DeVine smiling together under the words, 'RIP Randy Howard.'
- Hank Williams III smiling together under the words, 'RIP Randy Howard.'
- Hank Williams Jr. smiling together under the words, 'RIP Randy Howard.'
- Howard smiling together under the words, 'RIP Randy Howard.'
- Jackie Shell smiling together under the words, 'RIP Randy Howard.'
- Josh DeVine smiling together under the words, 'RIP Randy Howard.'
- LinkedIn smiling together under the words, 'RIP Randy Howard.'
- Nashville smiling together under the words, 'RIP Randy Howard.'
- Outlaw' smiling together under the words, 'RIP Randy Howard.'
- Randy Howard smiling together under the words, 'RIP Randy Howard.'
- Shell smiling together under the words, 'RIP Randy Howard.'
- Tennessee Bureau of Investigation smiling together under the words, 'RIP Randy Howard.'
- Waylon Jennings smiling together under the words, 'RIP Randy Howard.'
- Willie Nelson smiling together under the words, 'RIP Randy Howard.'


Jose Mourinho has conceded that Chelsea may have to pay extraordinary money for Everton’s John Stones such is the demand for young, English players at the moment. Chelsea have offered £20million for the England defender and will bid again. But with Raheem Sterling having cost Manchester City £49m and Luke Shaw costing Manchester United £32m last summer – the record amount paid out for an English defender – Mourinho accepts that the price of the player may rise so high that Chelsea decide they have reached their limit. It is likely Chelsea would have to get over £30m to complete a deal for Stones and Mourinho said: ‘That is the market. And you only pay it if you want. If you don’t want to pay it, don’t pay. It’s as simple as that. The market has no rules or limits from season to season. And not even the introduction of Financial Fair Play rules is able to control the market. The market is where it is and it’s up to the clubs to decide yes or no. For ourselves there are certain rules.

So the day after it closes, we are going to make a bid for the next season.’ Chelsea feel they have made the bid at the correct time, giving the club enough time to make plans if

OPTIONS:
- Chelsea does leave.
- England does leave.
- English does leave.
- Everton does leave.
- Financial Fair Play does leave.
- John Stones does leave.
- Jose Mourinho does leave.
- Luke Shaw does leave.
- Manchester City does leave.
- Manchester United does leave.
- Mourinho does leave.
- Raheem Sterling does leave.
- Stones does leave.
- Toffees does leave.


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London (CNN) -- Cyber security is big news right now. It seems a new high-profile breach is reported almost daily and yet this represents only the very tip of the iceberg. Backed by a highly organized black market worth billions of dollars, cybercrime has grown exponentially in scale and sophistication in recent years. In the face of this mounting threat, government and industry are manning the defenses. But finding the right people to protect some of our most valuable data isn't straightforward and requires a new approach. Over the past three years I have competed in a unique set of security games, backed by UK government, industry, academics and professional bodies, known as the Cyber Security Challenge. This aims to find talented amateurs by testing their skills with realistic competitions.

In my time playing the Challenge I have come face to face (or face to screen) with many dangerous viruses and computer code, and defended networks from simulated live-hacking attempts carried out by the

OPTIONS:
- CNN's leading cyber defense experts.
- Cyber Security Challenge's leading cyber defense experts.
- London's leading cyber defense experts.
- Miller's leading cyber defense experts.
- Stephen Miller's leading cyber defense experts.
- UK's leading cyber defense experts.


How does the sentence end?

It is a measure of Arsenal’s progress that fixtures like these no longer end in boos and angry recrimination. As the final whistle approached, the crowd at the Emirates were unusually vocal, anticipating trips to Wembley and singing praise of their team. Earlier it had the feel of one of the afternoons with which we have become so familiar in recent years, one of those days when Arsenal break world records for possessions stats but come up against an inspired goalkeeper and end the day with fans furious at their manager, the board of directors and life in general. But with Olivier Giroud in exceptional form, Aaron Ramsey also outstanding and Mesut Ozil thriving against the kind of opposition he relishes, Arsenal eventually cantered to victory in some style.

The Gunners centre forward watches as the ball sails towards the left corner of

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Ramsey's goal
- Anthony Taylor's goal
- Arsenal's goal
- Chris Foy's goal
- Emirates's goal
- Giroud's goal
- Gunners's goal
- Mathieu Flamini's goal
- Mesut Ozil's goal
- Olivier Giroud's goal
- Premier League's goal
- Santi Cazorla's goal
- Wales's goal
- Wembley's goal
- West Ham's goal


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

There is so much resting on Wednesday’s return leg between Barcelona and Manchester City. The vast torrent of money which flows into a club’s financial reservoirs for progression. The job security of both Manuel Pellegrini and Luis Enrique. The fascinating battle of pride and self-respect between Spanish and English football. Might it become part of all of England’s representatives exiting the Champions League before the quarter-finals? Xavi (left) and Frank Lampard have been two legends of Champions League football over the past decade Lampard could be playing his final Champions League game if he faces Barcelona on Wednesday Lampard has been on the fringes of the Manchester City team since extending his loan spell

Xavi, who Barcelona’s managing director was trying to sell when I arrived in this city in 2002, is the leading all-time appearance maker in the

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona.
- Champions League.
- England.
- English.
- Frank Lampard.
- Lampard.
- Luis Enrique.
- Manchester City.
- Manuel Pellegrini.
- New York City.
- Spanish.
- Xavi.


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For Inverness the latest chapter in their remarkable story featured not one, but two, plot-changing twists. One featured penalty Celtic didn't get for 2-0 in which Josh Meekings handball should have also led to a sending off. The other the spot kick they did, followed by a red card for Craig Gordon. 'I've not seen it yet, but going by the reaction of the Celtic players we got away with a penalty and a sending off and that was probably the turning point in the game,' acknowledged Caley manager John Hughes after. Inverness's Josh Meekings appears to get away with a handball on the line in their win over Celtic

In last season's

OPTIONS:
- Caley had been passive and unambitious prior to losing on penalties.
- Celtic had been passive and unambitious prior to losing on penalties.
- Craig Gordon had been passive and unambitious prior to losing on penalties.
- Daven Raven had been passive and unambitious prior to losing on penalties.
- Edward Ofere had been passive and unambitious prior to losing on penalties.
- Greg Tansey had been passive and unambitious prior to losing on penalties.
- Inverness had been passive and unambitious prior to losing on penalties.
- John Hughes had been passive and unambitious prior to losing on penalties.
- Josh Meekings had been passive and unambitious prior to losing on penalties.
- Virgil van Dijk had been passive and unambitious prior to losing on penalties.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) Shortly after Wednesday morning's attack on Republican members of Congress practicing for the annual Congressional Baseball Game, Congressman Rodney Davis, still in his baseball clothes, spoke to CNN's Brianna Keilar. In addition to describing the events he witnessed, he spoke from the heart. "This hatefulness that we see in this country today over policy differences has got to stop ... Republicans and Democrats need to use this day today to stand together and say 'stop.' Let's work together. Let's get things done," he said. "We can have our differences, but let's not let it lead to such hate." We should all heed Congressman Davis' call, including our President. Since his announcement to run for office, Donald Trump has consistently yelled fire in a crowded political theater by castigating various segments of our population and encouraging his supporters to "knock the crap" out of protesters. And on and on.

And before Trump, too many

OPTIONS:
- Brianna Keilar engaged in awful and, let's face it, racist attacks on President Obama.
- CNN engaged in awful and, let's face it, racist attacks on President Obama.
- Congress engaged in awful and, let's face it, racist attacks on President Obama.
- Congressional Baseball Game engaged in awful and, let's face it, racist attacks on President Obama.
- Davis engaged in awful and, let's face it, racist attacks on President Obama.
- Democrats engaged in awful and, let's face it, racist attacks on President Obama.
- Donald Trump engaged in awful and, let's face it, racist attacks on President Obama.
- Douglas Heye engaged in awful and, let's face it, racist attacks on President Obama.
- Heye engaged in awful and, let's face it, racist attacks on President Obama.
- Republican engaged in awful and, let's face it, racist attacks on President Obama.
- Republicans engaged in awful and, let's face it, racist attacks on President Obama.
- Rodney Davis engaged in awful and, let's face it, racist attacks on President Obama.


Tel Aviv, Israel (CNN) Israel has closed off the West Bank city of Yatta as authorities investigate a terror attack at a Tel Aviv market that left four people dead. Israeli troops went door-to-door in Yatta overnight, conducting interviews and searching homes after Wednesday night's attack. One woman said troops left holes in her doors and walls and took her son away, but she didn't know why. Israeli authorities also have frozen 83,000 entry permits for Palestinians -- including all for Ramadan and those for family visits from the West Bank to Israel -- in light of the Tel Aviv attack.

OPTIONS:
- CNN police said all four of the deceased were Israeli.
- Hamas police said all four of the deceased were Israeli.
- Islamist police said all four of the deceased were Israeli.
- Israel police said all four of the deceased were Israeli.
- Israeli police said all four of the deceased were Israeli.
- Palestinians police said all four of the deceased were Israeli.
- Ramadan police said all four of the deceased were Israeli.
- Tel Aviv police said all four of the deceased were Israeli.
- West Bank police said all four of the deceased were Israeli.
- Yatta police said all four of the deceased were Israeli.


Complete the passage.

Battlelines have been drawn for the only major TV debate of the election campaign, when seven party leaders will go head-to-head in a two-hour marathon. Tory leader David Cameron, Labour's Ed Miliband and Lib Dem Nick Clegg will share a platform with Ukip's Nigel Farage, SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon, the Green Party's Natalie Bennett and Plaid Cymru's Leanne Wood. Strict rules released by broadcaster ITV for Thursday's night's event spell out in minute detail who will speak when, and for how long, with host Julie Etchingham trying to keep order. Scroll down for video From left to right the line up will be: Natalie Bennett (Green), Nick Clegg (Lib Dem), Nigel Farage (Ukip), Ed Miliband (Labour), Leanne Wood (Plaid Cymru), Nicola Sturgeon (SNP) and David Cameron (Conservative).

OPTIONS:
- Conservative have accused the Tory leader of being 'chicken' for refusing to go up against Mr Miliband.
- David Cameron have accused the Tory leader of being 'chicken' for refusing to go up against Mr Miliband.
- Ed Miliband have accused the Tory leader of being 'chicken' for refusing to go up against Mr Miliband.
- Green have accused the Tory leader of being 'chicken' for refusing to go up against Mr Miliband.
- Green Party have accused the Tory leader of being 'chicken' for refusing to go up against Mr Miliband.
- ITV have accused the Tory leader of being 'chicken' for refusing to go up against Mr Miliband.
- Julie Etchingham have accused the Tory leader of being 'chicken' for refusing to go up against Mr Miliband.
- Labour have accused the Tory leader of being 'chicken' for refusing to go up against Mr Miliband.
- Leanne Wood have accused the Tory leader of being 'chicken' for refusing to go up against Mr Miliband.
- Lib Dem have accused the Tory leader of being 'chicken' for refusing to go up against Mr Miliband.
- Natalie Bennett have accused the Tory leader of being 'chicken' for refusing to go up against Mr Miliband.
- Nick Clegg have accused the Tory leader of being 'chicken' for refusing to go up against Mr Miliband.
- Nicola Sturgeon have accused the Tory leader of being 'chicken' for refusing to go up against Mr Miliband.
- Nigel Farage have accused the Tory leader of being 'chicken' for refusing to go up against Mr Miliband.
- Plaid Cymru have accused the Tory leader of being 'chicken' for refusing to go up against Mr Miliband.
- SNP have accused the Tory leader of being 'chicken' for refusing to go up against Mr Miliband.
- Tory have accused the Tory leader of being 'chicken' for refusing to go up against Mr Miliband.
- Ukip have accused the Tory leader of being 'chicken' for refusing to go up against Mr Miliband.


How does the sentence end?

In the 2013 film 'Her,' actor Joaquin Phoenix plays the character Theodore who falls in love with a computer operating system. It might sound like science fiction, but Microsoft has developed a similar computer companion that has become a hit in China. Her name is named Xiaoice, and she is increasingly becoming a 'virtual girlfriend' for thousands of people. According to an in-depth report in the New York Times, many turn to her when they have a broken heart, have lost a job or have had a bad day. 'When I am in a bad mood, I will chat with her,' said Gao Yixin, a 24-year-old who works in the oil industry in Shandong Province told the paper.

New York Times points out that the program raises questions about privacy, since

OPTIONS:
- Chatbot collects vast amounts of intimate details on individuals.
- China collects vast amounts of intimate details on individuals.
- Gao Yixin collects vast amounts of intimate details on individuals.
- Her collects vast amounts of intimate details on individuals.
- Joaquin Phoenix collects vast amounts of intimate details on individuals.
- Microsoft collects vast amounts of intimate details on individuals.
- New York Times collects vast amounts of intimate details on individuals.
- Shandong Province collects vast amounts of intimate details on individuals.
- Theodore collects vast amounts of intimate details on individuals.
- XiaoIce collects vast amounts of intimate details on individuals.
- Xiaoice collects vast amounts of intimate details on individuals.


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

Washington (CNN) Donald Trump is still Donald Trump. But a week into his dramatic transition from leading a revolt against the Republican hierarchy to becoming the presumptive Republican nominee, Trump seems caught between two versions of himself. He's the political bulldozer familiar from the primary season, remorselessly probing the weaknesses of his rivals -- both Republicans and Democrats -- in a constant cycle of confrontation. But he is also becoming a more conventional candidate as he staffs up a vice presidential search and moves from a self-funding financing model for his campaign toward traditional fundraising. Trump needs cash, but GOP donors not opening their wallets

But Trump's comments on a series of economic issues this week left other

OPTIONS:
- CNN horrified.
- Democrats horrified.
- Donald Trump horrified.
- GOP horrified.
- Republican horrified.
- Republicans horrified.
- Trump horrified.
- Washington horrified.


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BBC Three has moved one step closer towards being axed after the BBC Trust backed plans to move the channel online. The corporation hopes to save tens of millions of pounds by slashing the youth-oriented station’s budget and moving its shows to the iPlayer internet service. And in provisional conclusions, BBC Trust supported the plans, saying it would cut costs and offer a channel that is more distinctive than the current BBC Three, whose audience continues to fall. But it said it had 'clear concerns' about the impact the switch would have on the quality of shows that would be produced by the channel, adding it is likely it would lose viewers in the short term.

The BBC wants to use savings from the closure of the

OPTIONS:
- BBC channel to invest in drama on BBC1.
- BBC Three channel to invest in drama on BBC1.
- BBC Trust channel to invest in drama on BBC1.
- Gavin and Stacey channel to invest in drama on BBC1.
- Little Britain channel to invest in drama on BBC1.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Washington (CNN) President Barack Obama has hosted plenty of confrontational foreign leaders at the White House, haggling over military aggression, trade disputes and any other irritant that brings a head of state into the Oval Office. When Obama convened the leaders of the Nordic bloc on Friday, it was not one of those meetings. "This was a very useful and important conversation, although there was probably too much agreement to make for as exciting a multilateral meeting as I sometimes participate in," Obama joked after a 90-minute session with the leaders of Finland, Norway, Sweden, Iceland and Denmark Friday. Amid turmoil in the Middle East, cross-border aggression in Eastern Europe, maritime disputes in Asia and restive governments in South America, the northern European nations remain an oasis of liberal cool for a president who has sometimes been described in similar terms.

It's no wonder Obama is fond of musing to his aides, "Why can't all countries be like the

OPTIONS:
- Asia countries?"
- Barack Obama countries?"
- CNN countries?"
- Denmark countries?"
- Eastern Europe countries?"
- European countries?"
- Finland countries?"
- Iceland countries?"
- Middle East countries?"
- Nordic countries?"
- Norway countries?"
- Obama countries?"
- Oval Office countries?"
- South America countries?"
- Sweden countries?"
- Washington countries?"
- White House countries?"


Write the next sentence.

As the Islamic State's bloodthirsty armies continue to wreak havoc with rape and massacre in the name of radical Islam, an unlikely contender has stepped forward to bring peace to the Middle East. Reggae star Shaggy said his music, including tracks such as 'Boombastic' and 'It Wasn't Me', is so emotional that ISIS would immediately stop carrying out their brutal beheadings if only the songs were pumped into jihadi strongholds. The 46-year-old Jamaican - who actually served as a US marine in Iraq during the first Gulf War - suggested that Western armies should find a way to pipe his music into ISIS terror camps as a way to inject some emotion into the terror group's dead-eyed killers.

The 90s star suggested that one peaceful solution to the threat posed by

OPTIONS:
- 'It Wasn't Me is that his music could be pumped in ISIS strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.
- Boombastic is that his music could be pumped in ISIS strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.
- Gulf War is that his music could be pumped in ISIS strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.
- ISIS is that his music could be pumped in ISIS strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.
- Iraq is that his music could be pumped in ISIS strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.
- Islam is that his music could be pumped in ISIS strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.
- Islamic State is that his music could be pumped in ISIS strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.
- Jamaican is that his music could be pumped in ISIS strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.
- Middle East is that his music could be pumped in ISIS strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.
- Reggae is that his music could be pumped in ISIS strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.
- Shaggy is that his music could be pumped in ISIS strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.
- US is that his music could be pumped in ISIS strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.
- US Marine is that his music could be pumped in ISIS strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.
- Western is that his music could be pumped in ISIS strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.


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

Don Woodland is a heartbroken man with a heartbreaking duty to perform – to help Stuart Diver bury his second wife – a man he considers ‘closer than a brother’. The retired Salvation Army chaplain forged an unbreakable bond with Stuart and his family in the days after his entrapment and rescue from under the Thredbo rubble, he told Daily Mail Australia that his good mate 'has a big hill to climb'. 'I have talked to him a few times on the phone (since Rosanna's death), he has another big hill to climb but Stuart is Stuart, he lives from one day to the next, that's just him and that's he copes with that,' Mr Woodland said.

'I didn’t get to talk much to

OPTIONS:
- Daily Mail Australia herself, I kept more in contact with Stuart right through the whole process,' he added.
- Don Woodland herself, I kept more in contact with Stuart right through the whole process,' he added.
- Rosanna herself, I kept more in contact with Stuart right through the whole process,' he added.
- Sally herself, I kept more in contact with Stuart right through the whole process,' he added.
- Salvation Army herself, I kept more in contact with Stuart right through the whole process,' he added.
- Stuart herself, I kept more in contact with Stuart right through the whole process,' he added.
- Stuart Diver herself, I kept more in contact with Stuart right through the whole process,' he added.
- Thredbo herself, I kept more in contact with Stuart right through the whole process,' he added.
- Woodland herself, I kept more in contact with Stuart right through the whole process,' he added.


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Washington (CNN) The darkening storm over Russia is now looming over President Donald Trump's innermost circle. The intrigue now threatening to swamp Washington politics deepened on Monday when Trump's son-in-law and trusted adviser, Jared Kushner, offered to testify to senators about meetings with senior Kremlin officials -- including the head of a bank closely linked to President Vladimir Putin's government. And more revelations about a secret trip to the White House complex by House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes spurred claims by Democrats that he was in league with the President's aides to subvert his own panel's investigation into Moscow's alleged election meddling and ties to the Trump campaign.

Perhaps prompted by rising speculation about Russia,

OPTIONS:
- CNN launched a Twitter barrage Monday night, possibly to distract attention from stories damaging to his White House by attacking a familiar target.
- Democrats launched a Twitter barrage Monday night, possibly to distract attention from stories damaging to his White House by attacking a familiar target.
- Devin Nunes launched a Twitter barrage Monday night, possibly to distract attention from stories damaging to his White House by attacking a familiar target.
- Donald Trump launched a Twitter barrage Monday night, possibly to distract attention from stories damaging to his White House by attacking a familiar target.
- House Intelligence launched a Twitter barrage Monday night, possibly to distract attention from stories damaging to his White House by attacking a familiar target.
- Jared Kushner launched a Twitter barrage Monday night, possibly to distract attention from stories damaging to his White House by attacking a familiar target.
- Kremlin launched a Twitter barrage Monday night, possibly to distract attention from stories damaging to his White House by attacking a familiar target.
- Kushner launched a Twitter barrage Monday night, possibly to distract attention from stories damaging to his White House by attacking a familiar target.
- Moscow launched a Twitter barrage Monday night, possibly to distract attention from stories damaging to his White House by attacking a familiar target.
- Russia launched a Twitter barrage Monday night, possibly to distract attention from stories damaging to his White House by attacking a familiar target.
- Trump launched a Twitter barrage Monday night, possibly to distract attention from stories damaging to his White House by attacking a familiar target.
- Vladimir Putin launched a Twitter barrage Monday night, possibly to distract attention from stories damaging to his White House by attacking a familiar target.
- Washington launched a Twitter barrage Monday night, possibly to distract attention from stories damaging to his White House by attacking a familiar target.
- White House launched a Twitter barrage Monday night, possibly to distract attention from stories damaging to his White House by attacking a familiar target.


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(CNN) Well, this is a bummer. Following the US travel ban, the Girl Guides of Canada, which are like a Canadian version of the Girl Scouts, will no longer authorize trips to the United States. Under the ban, citizens from six different Muslim-majority countries may not be allowed in the US under certain circumstances. This actually affects people outside of those six countries as well, since citizens from those countries could be living elsewhere, like, say, Canada. 'A difficult decision' The Girl Guides issued a statement, calling it a "very difficult decision to make." The notice doesn't specifically mention President Trump's travel ban, but the message applies directly to the current immigration situation.

"While the

OPTIONS:
- Canada is a frequent destination for Guiding trips, the ability of all our members to equally enter this country is currently uncertain."
- Canadian is a frequent destination for Guiding trips, the ability of all our members to equally enter this country is currently uncertain."
- Girl Guides is a frequent destination for Guiding trips, the ability of all our members to equally enter this country is currently uncertain."
- Girl Guides of Canada is a frequent destination for Guiding trips, the ability of all our members to equally enter this country is currently uncertain."
- Girl Scouts is a frequent destination for Guiding trips, the ability of all our members to equally enter this country is currently uncertain."
- Muslim is a frequent destination for Guiding trips, the ability of all our members to equally enter this country is currently uncertain."
- Trump is a frequent destination for Guiding trips, the ability of all our members to equally enter this country is currently uncertain."
- US is a frequent destination for Guiding trips, the ability of all our members to equally enter this country is currently uncertain."
- United States is a frequent destination for Guiding trips, the ability of all our members to equally enter this country is currently uncertain."


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Washington (CNN) The Supreme Court appeared closely divided along ideological lines during oral arguments Monday in a case that could determine President Barack Obama's legacy on immigration. Conservative justices questioned Obama's authority to use executive actions to shield some 4 million undocumented immigrants from deportation. Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Samuel Alito seemed particularly concerned with language in the administration's guidance that said the program's recipients would be "lawfully present," which they suggested would contradict immigration law. "How is it possible to lawfully work in the United States without lawfully being in the United States?" Alito asked. Roberts added: "I mean, they're lawfully present, and yet, they're present in violation of the law?"

"Our number one purpose of being here is supporting the senators better standing strong on no votes on the new

OPTIONS:
- Alito justice," he said.
- Barack Obama justice," he said.
- CNN justice," he said.
- Conservative justice," he said.
- Justice justice," he said.
- Justice John Roberts justice," he said.
- Justices justice," he said.
- Obama justice," he said.
- Roberts justice," he said.
- Samuel Alito justice," he said.
- Supreme Court justice," he said.
- Texas justice," he said.
- United States justice," he said.
- Washington justice," he said.
- White House justice," he said.