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Washington (CNN) Former presidential candidate Ben Carson disagrees with the plan to put Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill, and on Wednesday suggested another note for her: the $2 bill. "I love Harriet Tubman," the former GOP White House hopeful told Fox Business Network's Neil Cavuto. "I love what she did, but we can find another way to honor her. Maybe a $2 bill." Tubman, the African-American suffragist and abolitionist who brought slaves to safety on the Underground Railroad, will begin appearing on a forthcoming version of the $20 bill, bumping former President Andrew Jackson to the back, Treasury Secretary Jack Lew announced Wednesday.

"

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- African ... was a tremendous president," Carson told Cavuto.
- American ... was a tremendous president," Carson told Cavuto.
- Andrew Jackson ... was a tremendous president," Carson told Cavuto.
- Ben Carson ... was a tremendous president," Carson told Cavuto.
- CNN ... was a tremendous president," Carson told Cavuto.
- Carson ... was a tremendous president," Carson told Cavuto.
- Fox Business Network ... was a tremendous president," Carson told Cavuto.
- GOP ... was a tremendous president," Carson told Cavuto.
- Harriet Tubman ... was a tremendous president," Carson told Cavuto.
- Jack Lew ... was a tremendous president," Carson told Cavuto.
- Neil Cavuto ... was a tremendous president," Carson told Cavuto.
- Treasury ... was a tremendous president," Carson told Cavuto.
- Tubman ... was a tremendous president," Carson told Cavuto.
- Underground Railroad ... was a tremendous president," Carson told Cavuto.
- Washington ... was a tremendous president," Carson told Cavuto.
- White House ... was a tremendous president," Carson told Cavuto.


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Washington (CNN) -- President Obama met Tuesday with Senate Democrats and emerged to say Congress was "on the precipice" of passing a sweeping health care reform bill. "There are some differences that still have to be worked on," Obama said after talks with Democrats trying to push their bill through the Senate. But "there is broad consensus around [a set of] reforms." Obama spoke after Connecticut Sen. Joe Lieberman indicated he was prepared to back reform legislation on condition that the bill drops both a controversial government-run public health insurance option and a provision allowing 55- to 64-year-olds to buy into Medicare.

The

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- CNN would need to finish its work this week to leave a realistic chance of meeting that schedule.
- Congress would need to finish its work this week to leave a realistic chance of meeting that schedule.
- Connecticut would need to finish its work this week to leave a realistic chance of meeting that schedule.
- DNC would need to finish its work this week to leave a realistic chance of meeting that schedule.
- Democrats would need to finish its work this week to leave a realistic chance of meeting that schedule.
- Joe Lieberman would need to finish its work this week to leave a realistic chance of meeting that schedule.
- Medicare would need to finish its work this week to leave a realistic chance of meeting that schedule.
- Obama would need to finish its work this week to leave a realistic chance of meeting that schedule.
- Senate would need to finish its work this week to leave a realistic chance of meeting that schedule.
- Senate Democrats would need to finish its work this week to leave a realistic chance of meeting that schedule.
- Washington would need to finish its work this week to leave a realistic chance of meeting that schedule.
- White House would need to finish its work this week to leave a realistic chance of meeting that schedule.


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Ed Balls, right, has told friends that he does not think that Ed Miliband left, can be Prime Minister Ed Balls has told friends that Ed Miliband is not up to the job and hasn’t ‘grown’ into the leadership since taking over in 2010, a leading Labour-supporting magazine claimed last night. In a profile of the Shadow Chancellor, the New Statesman magazine said Mr Balls does not believe Mr Miliband has the credentials to lead his party. One Labour MP told the magazine that Mr Balls confided in him during Labour’s 2010 leadership contest that only he and David Miliband were qualified to take on the leadership, saying: ‘There are two people who are up this job – one’s David Miliband and one’s me.’

He said: ‘I’m the

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- Balls and we’re working really closely together on our plans, not just for the election but for government.
- David Miliband and we’re working really closely together on our plans, not just for the election but for government.
- Ed Balls and we’re working really closely together on our plans, not just for the election but for government.
- Ed Miliband and we’re working really closely together on our plans, not just for the election but for government.
- Ed Milliband and we’re working really closely together on our plans, not just for the election but for government.
- General Election and we’re working really closely together on our plans, not just for the election but for government.
- Labour and we’re working really closely together on our plans, not just for the election but for government.
- Miliband and we’re working really closely together on our plans, not just for the election but for government.
- New Statesman and we’re working really closely together on our plans, not just for the election but for government.
- Shadow Chancellor and we’re working really closely together on our plans, not just for the election but for government.


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(CNN) -- Every move scrutinized, every word analyzed: life in the electoral spotlight where a clothes selection can be as much a defining moment as policies espoused. Cindy McCain entered John McCain's life after his return from the Vietnam War. This is life - not for the presumptive presidential nominees Sen. Barack Obama and Sen. John McCain - but for their respective wives. Michelle Obama has already been in the firing line - accused of being angry, negative and "unpatriotic" with growing concerns she will be the target of ever more intensive attacks by conservatives as the election battle heats up.

He was 42 and

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- Barack Obama was 24 when she became the woman with whom he would make a new life.
- CNN was 24 when she became the woman with whom he would make a new life.
- Carol Shepp was 24 when she became the woman with whom he would make a new life.
- Cindy McCain was 24 when she became the woman with whom he would make a new life.
- John McCain was 24 when she became the woman with whom he would make a new life.
- McCain was 24 when she became the woman with whom he would make a new life.
- Michelle Obama was 24 when she became the woman with whom he would make a new life.
- Republican was 24 when she became the woman with whom he would make a new life.
- Vietnam was 24 when she became the woman with whom he would make a new life.
- Vietnam War was 24 when she became the woman with whom he would make a new life.


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A Los Angeles man and his daughter have been charged with conspiring to commit visa fraud by running a sham wedding operation for Chinese immigrants wanting green cards. Jason Shiao, 65, and his daughter Lynn Leung, 43, allegedly charged up to $50,000 from clients who were hoping to obtain legal immigration status. The pair reportedly netted $3.5million from the scam, in which they would stage fake weddings and honeymoons and provide their customers with fraudulent documentation, police said. They would pay U.S. citizens desperate for money - including homeless people - up to $10,000 each to pose as faux grooms and brides, it is alleged. Sometimes they would also pay gay men to be grooms to straight woman, it is claimed.

However many of the

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- American interviewed by ICE investigators said they never received the cash they were promised.
- Americans interviewed by ICE investigators said they never received the cash they were promised.
- Australian interviewed by ICE investigators said they never received the cash they were promised.
- Chinese interviewed by ICE investigators said they never received the cash they were promised.
- Jason Shiao interviewed by ICE investigators said they never received the cash they were promised.
- Leung interviewed by ICE investigators said they never received the cash they were promised.
- Los Angeles interviewed by ICE investigators said they never received the cash they were promised.
- Lynn Leung interviewed by ICE investigators said they never received the cash they were promised.
- Shiao interviewed by ICE investigators said they never received the cash they were promised.
- U.S. interviewed by ICE investigators said they never received the cash they were promised.


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The fiancé of a beloved Georgia teacher is speaking out about the night the woman died, as her killer, a high school student, faces multiple charges. Alton Hines was waiting for his fiancé, 33-year-old Leah O'Brien at her home on the night of Saturday, April 25, he told WSBTV. 'I had actually just finished putting on a blazer and a bow tie waiting for her to return,' he said. Popular: Leah O'Brien was killed when the car she was driving to chaperone the school prom was hit by a vehicle carrying two students also on their way to the dance

Hines said that while he is 'deeply saddened' for

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- Alton Hines's situation, the teen took from him someone that he 'truly loved and cared for and that I was planning to spend the rest of my life with,' WSBTV reports.
- Georgia's situation, the teen took from him someone that he 'truly loved and cared for and that I was planning to spend the rest of my life with,' WSBTV reports.
- Leah O'Brien's situation, the teen took from him someone that he 'truly loved and cared for and that I was planning to spend the rest of my life with,' WSBTV reports.
- O'Brien's situation, the teen took from him someone that he 'truly loved and cared for and that I was planning to spend the rest of my life with,' WSBTV reports.
- Pedemonte's situation, the teen took from him someone that he 'truly loved and cared for and that I was planning to spend the rest of my life with,' WSBTV reports.
- Ramiro Pedemonte's situation, the teen took from him someone that he 'truly loved and cared for and that I was planning to spend the rest of my life with,' WSBTV reports.
- WSBTV's situation, the teen took from him someone that he 'truly loved and cared for and that I was planning to spend the rest of my life with,' WSBTV reports.


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(CNN) -- Four years ago, Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul had raised $8.3 million by the end of the third quarter of 2007. One-third of that came in small, unitemized contributions of under $200 each -- the proverbial "small donor" giving that is the mark of a grass-roots based campaign. In the 2012 cycle, he has raised $15.4 million through September 30, of which 41% has come in amounts under $200. Four years ago, according to the Campaign Finance Institute (my source for all these numbers), by September 30 Paul had a little more than 7,000 itemized individual donors -- the people who give between $201 and the top individual limit, which was then $2,300 (and is now $2,500). This time around, he had more than 12,000 itemized individual donors at the end of September. (By comparison, Mitt Romney only had 19,700 itemized individual donors this past September 30, compared to 29,700 four years ago.)

And many of the tactics those grass-roots supporters dreamed up, like that blimp, which cost $600,000, didn't do much to actually help

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- CNN win votes on the ground in the all-important early states.
- Campaign Finance Institute win votes on the ground in the all-important early states.
- Mitt Romney win votes on the ground in the all-important early states.
- Paul win votes on the ground in the all-important early states.
- Republican win votes on the ground in the all-important early states.
- Ron Paul win votes on the ground in the all-important early states.


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(CNN) It's a blind date with global ramifications. President Donald Trump and China's President Xi Jinping meet for the first time Thursday and will seek to forge a connection and to stabilize the world's most important diplomatic relationship, despite a gulf between them in experience, temperament and global outlook. Both have a long way to come to meet in the middle. Trump, the brash, outspoken, political novice who seems to give little mind to policy details, anchored his campaign on China bashing. He once warned that China had committed "rape" against the US economy and tweeted that global warming was a Chinese ruse to damage US manufacturing.

"From the

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- China point of view, there is real uncertainty about what to expect from Trump.
- Chinese point of view, there is real uncertainty about what to expect from Trump.
- Donald Trump point of view, there is real uncertainty about what to expect from Trump.
- Lago point of view, there is real uncertainty about what to expect from Trump.
- Mar point of view, there is real uncertainty about what to expect from Trump.
- Trump point of view, there is real uncertainty about what to expect from Trump.
- US point of view, there is real uncertainty about what to expect from Trump.
- Xi point of view, there is real uncertainty about what to expect from Trump.
- Xi Jinping point of view, there is real uncertainty about what to expect from Trump.


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(CNN) --  A state-run Chinese newspaper expressed relief Monday that senior Japanese officials had dismissed the country's air force chief after he denied Japan's aggression before and during World War II. General Toshio Tamogami Gen. Toshio Tamogami lost his job as chief of staff for Japan's Air Self-Defense Force, the Ministry of Defense said, after saying in an essay that "it is certainly a false accusation to say that our country was an aggressor nation." Japanese troops invaded China in 1937 and were widely accused of gross human rights abuses, including raping tens of thousands of girls and women and killing several hundred thousand others in what has come to be called "The Rape of Nanking." Imperial Japan also invaded several other Asian nations, leading to the death and misery for an untold number.

He vowed

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- Air Self-Defense Force would never again take "the path to war."
- Asian would never again take "the path to war."
- CNN would never again take "the path to war."
- China would never again take "the path to war."
- Chinese would never again take "the path to war."
- Imperial Japan would never again take "the path to war."
- Japan would never again take "the path to war."
- Japanese would never again take "the path to war."
- Ministry of Defense would never again take "the path to war."
- South Korea would never again take "the path to war."
- The Rape of Nanking would never again take "the path to war."
- Toshio Tamogami would never again take "the path to war."
- WWII would never again take "the path to war."
- World War II. would never again take "the path to war."


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Washington (CNN) Chuck Schumer is not only the leader of Democrats in the Senate. He's also the smartest political mind of that group. Which makes what the New York Senator told MSNBC on Friday sort of perplexing. "If the President continues this way, there is a chance we could take back the Senate," Schumer said. I'm assuming that Schumer was referring to the 2018 midterms. And if he was, then man oh man was he being optimistic. Wildly so, even. Start here: Republicans control 52 seats to 48 for Democrats and Democratic-caucusing independents Angus King (Maine) and Bernie Sanders (Vermont). To retake the majority, they need a net gain of three seats.

George W. Bush bucked the midterm trend due in large part to the cataclysm of Sept. 11, 2001, which rallied the country behind him and helped

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- Angus King actually gain two seats in 2002.
- Bernie Sanders actually gain two seats in 2002.
- CNN actually gain two seats in 2002.
- Chuck Schumer actually gain two seats in 2002.
- Democratic actually gain two seats in 2002.
- Democrats actually gain two seats in 2002.
- Donald Trump actually gain two seats in 2002.
- MSNBC actually gain two seats in 2002.
- Maine actually gain two seats in 2002.
- New York actually gain two seats in 2002.
- Republicans actually gain two seats in 2002.
- Schumer actually gain two seats in 2002.
- Senate actually gain two seats in 2002.
- Vermont actually gain two seats in 2002.
- Washington actually gain two seats in 2002.


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(CNN) As the President got ready to sell his latest executive order  to the American public, an overhaul of the H-1B skilled worker visa program, under his "Buy American, Hire American" slogan, Ivanka Trump appeared to be busy protecting the real emerald of the Trump family's vast business empire: China. On April 6, hours before she and her husband dined with the Chinese President and his family, Ivanka's company secured provisional approval for three new trademarks to sell her brand's jewelry, bags and spa services in the world's second-largest economy. Though there is no direct evidence linking her trademark approval to the dinner or any other meeting with the Chinese government, the story does draw attention to the fine line the Trump White House is walking when it comes to maintaining its family businesses.

Now that she is serving in the

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- American in an unprecedented position, Ivanka is benefiting from loose or nonexistent accountability mechanisms.
- Anushay Hossain in an unprecedented position, Ivanka is benefiting from loose or nonexistent accountability mechanisms.
- Buy American in an unprecedented position, Ivanka is benefiting from loose or nonexistent accountability mechanisms.
- China in an unprecedented position, Ivanka is benefiting from loose or nonexistent accountability mechanisms.
- Chinese in an unprecedented position, Ivanka is benefiting from loose or nonexistent accountability mechanisms.
- H-1B in an unprecedented position, Ivanka is benefiting from loose or nonexistent accountability mechanisms.
- Hire American in an unprecedented position, Ivanka is benefiting from loose or nonexistent accountability mechanisms.
- Ivanka in an unprecedented position, Ivanka is benefiting from loose or nonexistent accountability mechanisms.
- Ivanka Trump in an unprecedented position, Ivanka is benefiting from loose or nonexistent accountability mechanisms.
- OK in an unprecedented position, Ivanka is benefiting from loose or nonexistent accountability mechanisms.
- Trump in an unprecedented position, Ivanka is benefiting from loose or nonexistent accountability mechanisms.
- Trump White House in an unprecedented position, Ivanka is benefiting from loose or nonexistent accountability mechanisms.


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Mexican racer Esteban Gutierrez has been named as the second driver of new Formula One team Haas for their inaugural campaign in the sport in 2016. The American outfit, who have a technical tie-up with Ferrari, made the announcement in Mexico City on the sport's return to the country after a 23-year absence. Gutierrez, currently the reserve driver for Ferrari, will join Frenchman Romain Grosjean who was unveiled as the team's lead driver last month. The newly-formed outfit were created by Gene Haas, co-owner of the Stewart-Haas NASCAR team, and while their base is in America they will also work out of Banbury in Oxfordshire.

His two years running a full F1 schedule has given him some very good race experience, and having spent this season at Ferrari as their third driver allowed him to see first-hand the methodology that makes

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- America such a power in Formula One.
- American such a power in Formula One.
- Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez such a power in Formula One.
- Banbury such a power in Formula One.
- Esteban Gutierrez such a power in Formula One.
- Ferrari such a power in Formula One.
- Formula One such a power in Formula One.
- Frenchman such a power in Formula One.
- Gene Haas such a power in Formula One.
- Gutierrez such a power in Formula One.
- Haas such a power in Formula One.
- Haas NASCAR such a power in Formula One.
- Mexican such a power in Formula One.
- Mexican Grand Prix such a power in Formula One.
- Mexico City such a power in Formula One.
- Oxfordshire such a power in Formula One.
- Romain Grosjean such a power in Formula One.
- Stewart such a power in Formula One.


(CNN) -- North Korea stirred up fresh unease in Northeast Asia early Thursday, threatening attacks by a "smaller, lighter and diversified" nuclear force and warning, "The moment of explosion is approaching fast." The new threat came after the North Koreans locked South Korean workers out of a joint factory complex and announced plans to restart a nuclear reactor it shut down five years ago. Meanwhile, the United States announced it was sending ballistic missile defenses to Guam, a Pacific territory that's home to U.S. naval and air bases. "The moment of explosion is approaching fast. No one can say a war will break out in Korea or not and whether it will break out today or tomorrow," North Korea's state news agency KCNA declared in its latest broadside. "The responsibility for this grave situation entirely rests with the U.S. administration and military warmongers keen to encroach upon the DPRK's sovereignty and bring down its dignified social system with brigandish logic."

DPRK is short for

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- CNN, the official name for North Korea.
- DPRK, the official name for North Korea.
- Guam, the official name for North Korea.
- KCNA, the official name for North Korea.
- Korea, the official name for North Korea.
- North Korea, the official name for North Korea.
- North Koreans, the official name for North Korea.
- Northeast Asia, the official name for North Korea.
- Pacific, the official name for North Korea.
- South Korean, the official name for North Korea.
- U.S., the official name for North Korea.
- United States, the official name for North Korea.


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Seattle (CNN) Yoram Bauman learned about the idea that would change his life, and the course of the world, as a nerdy undergraduate at Reed College. The economics professor's pitch was so simple he couldn't shake it. We should make bad stuff more expensive. And, by doing that, make good stuff cheaper. "I remember thinking that it was such an intellectually beautiful idea," he told me. It is beautiful. And, as it turns out, this old theory, which dates back at least to the 1920s and an economist named Arthur Pigou, is essential to fixing one of the world's biggest problems.

But

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- Arthur Pigou is trying to figure it out -- by November.
- British Columbia is trying to figure it out -- by November.
- CNN is trying to figure it out -- by November.
- John D. Sutter is trying to figure it out -- by November.
- Reed College is trying to figure it out -- by November.
- Seattle is trying to figure it out -- by November.
- Washington is trying to figure it out -- by November.
- Yoram Bauman is trying to figure it out -- by November.


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A woman who is the 'imperial commander' of a white supremacy group says her goal is to achieve segregation in the US in order to make her home town safer. Mother-of-two Amanda Lee, 34, claims the crime rate would go down in Yanceyville, North Carolina, if black people didn't live there. She and friend James Moore, who admires Hitler and believes the Jew were sent to 'summer camps', appear on BBC3 documentary KKK: The Fight For White Supremacy which airs tonight. Amanda, who runs a a branch of the Northern Loyal White Knights, an offshoot of the Ku Klux Klan, told the BBC: 'My goal is to unite all the Northern Loyal White Knights and relocate those who live in New York and New Hampshire here.

A framed picture of

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- Amanda hangs on the wall, who James Moore, a family friend of Amanda's who is also a member of the White Knights, describes as 'one of the smartest men there ever was'.
- Amanda Lee hangs on the wall, who James Moore, a family friend of Amanda's who is also a member of the White Knights, describes as 'one of the smartest men there ever was'.
- Auschwitz hangs on the wall, who James Moore, a family friend of Amanda's who is also a member of the White Knights, describes as 'one of the smartest men there ever was'.
- BBC hangs on the wall, who James Moore, a family friend of Amanda's who is also a member of the White Knights, describes as 'one of the smartest men there ever was'.
- BBC3 hangs on the wall, who James Moore, a family friend of Amanda's who is also a member of the White Knights, describes as 'one of the smartest men there ever was'.
- Fight For White Supremacy hangs on the wall, who James Moore, a family friend of Amanda's who is also a member of the White Knights, describes as 'one of the smartest men there ever was'.
- Hitler hangs on the wall, who James Moore, a family friend of Amanda's who is also a member of the White Knights, describes as 'one of the smartest men there ever was'.
- James Moore hangs on the wall, who James Moore, a family friend of Amanda's who is also a member of the White Knights, describes as 'one of the smartest men there ever was'.
- Jew hangs on the wall, who James Moore, a family friend of Amanda's who is also a member of the White Knights, describes as 'one of the smartest men there ever was'.
- KKK hangs on the wall, who James Moore, a family friend of Amanda's who is also a member of the White Knights, describes as 'one of the smartest men there ever was'.
- Ku Klux Klan hangs on the wall, who James Moore, a family friend of Amanda's who is also a member of the White Knights, describes as 'one of the smartest men there ever was'.
- Mother hangs on the wall, who James Moore, a family friend of Amanda's who is also a member of the White Knights, describes as 'one of the smartest men there ever was'.
- New Hampshire hangs on the wall, who James Moore, a family friend of Amanda's who is also a member of the White Knights, describes as 'one of the smartest men there ever was'.
- New York hangs on the wall, who James Moore, a family friend of Amanda's who is also a member of the White Knights, describes as 'one of the smartest men there ever was'.
- North Carolina hangs on the wall, who James Moore, a family friend of Amanda's who is also a member of the White Knights, describes as 'one of the smartest men there ever was'.
- Northern Loyal White Knights hangs on the wall, who James Moore, a family friend of Amanda's who is also a member of the White Knights, describes as 'one of the smartest men there ever was'.
- US hangs on the wall, who James Moore, a family friend of Amanda's who is also a member of the White Knights, describes as 'one of the smartest men there ever was'.
- Yanceyville hangs on the wall, who James Moore, a family friend of Amanda's who is also a member of the White Knights, describes as 'one of the smartest men there ever was'.


(CNN) If current opinion polls are to be believed, this Sunday voters in Japan will return Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to office with an increased majority, putting the 63-year-old conservative on track to become the longest-serving leader in the country's post-war history. An election victory would also provide Abe with what may be his best, and possibly last, chance to secure the majority needed to begin the process of revising Japan's pacifist constitution. Abe, a deeply divisive and unpopular figure within many parts of Japan, has so far struggled to engage voters beyond his core support. In the weeks preceding the election, approval ratings for Abe's Liberal Democrat Party (LDP) have stood at a mere 37%, a low bar even by Japanese standards, where enthusiasm for political parties remains apathetic at best.

"But the collapse, or the failure of the system to provide any alternative (opposition voice) is very dangerous for

OPTIONS:
- Abe democracy."
- CNN democracy."
- Japan democracy."
- Japanese democracy."
- LDP democracy."
- Liberal Democrat Party democracy."
- Shinzo Abe democracy."


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The maid who survived the D.C. mansion murders because she was told not to come to work that day has revealed the voicemail her boss sent her the day before he died. Nelitza Gutierrez, who worked for the Savopolous family, received the message from CEO Savvas Savopoulos on May 13, the day before he, his wife, his son and another housekeeper were killed in their lavish mansion. Gutierrez shared the evidence with ABC News's 20/20 show, and said that several things about the voicemail, left around 9:30pm, are were unusual. It is believed that by the time it was sent, Savopoulos and his family had already been taken captive, allegedly by Daron Wint, 34, who is in jail charged with all four murders.

Investigators believe the Savopoulos family were held overnight by

OPTIONS:
- ABC News, before he killed his victims then set the house on fire in a bid to destroy the evidence.
- D.C., before he killed his victims then set the house on fire in a bid to destroy the evidence.
- Daron Wint, before he killed his victims then set the house on fire in a bid to destroy the evidence.
- Gutierrez, before he killed his victims then set the house on fire in a bid to destroy the evidence.
- Nelitza Gutierrez, before he killed his victims then set the house on fire in a bid to destroy the evidence.
- Savopolous, before he killed his victims then set the house on fire in a bid to destroy the evidence.
- Savopoulos, before he killed his victims then set the house on fire in a bid to destroy the evidence.
- Savvas Savopoulos, before he killed his victims then set the house on fire in a bid to destroy the evidence.


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Watch a video of the 2007 World Championship 5,000 metres final and it looks much like a scene in East London five years later. Mo Farah leads at the bell, only on this occasion five other athletes sprint past him and the Briton finishes sixth. The progress he subsequently made owes much to hard work and maturity but also to the guidance of Alberto Salazar, the former American distance runner and one-time marathon world record holder who coached Farah and Galen Rupp to a most unexpected one-two in the Olympic 10,000m final in London. Farah, we knew, could win. What nobody anticipated was a silver medal for the American amid all that African class.

Now, however,

OPTIONS:
- African is essentially being forced to defend that progression against the explosive allegations being made against his mentor and his training partner.
- Alberto Salazar is essentially being forced to defend that progression against the explosive allegations being made against his mentor and his training partner.
- American is essentially being forced to defend that progression against the explosive allegations being made against his mentor and his training partner.
- Briton is essentially being forced to defend that progression against the explosive allegations being made against his mentor and his training partner.
- Double Olympic is essentially being forced to defend that progression against the explosive allegations being made against his mentor and his training partner.
- East London is essentially being forced to defend that progression against the explosive allegations being made against his mentor and his training partner.
- Farah is essentially being forced to defend that progression against the explosive allegations being made against his mentor and his training partner.
- Galen Rupp is essentially being forced to defend that progression against the explosive allegations being made against his mentor and his training partner.
- London is essentially being forced to defend that progression against the explosive allegations being made against his mentor and his training partner.
- Mo Farah is essentially being forced to defend that progression against the explosive allegations being made against his mentor and his training partner.
- Olympic is essentially being forced to defend that progression against the explosive allegations being made against his mentor and his training partner.
- Salazar is essentially being forced to defend that progression against the explosive allegations being made against his mentor and his training partner.
- World Championship is essentially being forced to defend that progression against the explosive allegations being made against his mentor and his training partner.


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They were once the darlings of the society pages with Susie Wakil one of the few Australian women to wear French couture fashion which could cost as much as $20,000 for a single dress back in the 1990s. Mrs Wakil, who escaped war-torn Europe after her mother died in a Soviet concentration camp, wore the haute couture Yves St Laurent clothes bought for her by her Iraqi immigrant clothier husband, Isaac, to the lavish charity dinners she threw for Sydney's society ladies. While the immaculately-dressed Mrs Wakil worked hard as a patron of the arts, her husband Isaac was quietly buying up property in Sydney's CBD and the inner city suburbs of Surry Hills and Pyrmont.

Once a

OPTIONS:
- Australia institution, the building is now empty and dilapidated, with faded signs and  vines engulfing the gutters and roof.
- Australian institution, the building is now empty and dilapidated, with faded signs and  vines engulfing the gutters and roof.
- CBD institution, the building is now empty and dilapidated, with faded signs and  vines engulfing the gutters and roof.
- Europe institution, the building is now empty and dilapidated, with faded signs and  vines engulfing the gutters and roof.
- French institution, the building is now empty and dilapidated, with faded signs and  vines engulfing the gutters and roof.
- Iraqi institution, the building is now empty and dilapidated, with faded signs and  vines engulfing the gutters and roof.
- Isaac institution, the building is now empty and dilapidated, with faded signs and  vines engulfing the gutters and roof.
- Isaac Wakil institution, the building is now empty and dilapidated, with faded signs and  vines engulfing the gutters and roof.
- Pyrmont institution, the building is now empty and dilapidated, with faded signs and  vines engulfing the gutters and roof.
- Soviet institution, the building is now empty and dilapidated, with faded signs and  vines engulfing the gutters and roof.
- Surry Hills institution, the building is now empty and dilapidated, with faded signs and  vines engulfing the gutters and roof.
- Susie institution, the building is now empty and dilapidated, with faded signs and  vines engulfing the gutters and roof.
- Susie Wakil institution, the building is now empty and dilapidated, with faded signs and  vines engulfing the gutters and roof.
- Sydney institution, the building is now empty and dilapidated, with faded signs and  vines engulfing the gutters and roof.
- The Wakils institution, the building is now empty and dilapidated, with faded signs and  vines engulfing the gutters and roof.
- Wakil institution, the building is now empty and dilapidated, with faded signs and  vines engulfing the gutters and roof.
- Wakils institution, the building is now empty and dilapidated, with faded signs and  vines engulfing the gutters and roof.
- Yves St Laurent institution, the building is now empty and dilapidated, with faded signs and  vines engulfing the gutters and roof.


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An author of an unauthorized Whitney Houston biography has claimed that Nick Gordon 'is shaking in his boots' after family members of Bobbi Kristina Brown filed a lawsuit against him. The family filed a $40million suit against Gordon alleging that he stole money from Bobbi and violently abused her in the prelude to her discovery in January, face down and unresponsive, in the bathtub of the Roswell, Georgia home she and Gordon shared. Gordon, 25, could soon become the subject of a fully-fledged murder investigation, as 22-year-old Bobbi Kristina’s death may be imminent. Ian Halperin, author of Whitney & Bobbi Kristina: The Deadly Price of Fame, claims Bobby Brown's family 'want justice immediately' and that Gordon stole much more than the $11,000 he's accused of taking while Bobbi Kristina was placed in a medically induced coma.

The only daughter of

OPTIONS:
- Au and Bobby Brown has clung to life for the past five months but medics anticipate her death in the coming days - or even hours.
- Bobbi and Bobby Brown has clung to life for the past five months but medics anticipate her death in the coming days - or even hours.
- Bobbi Kristina and Bobby Brown has clung to life for the past five months but medics anticipate her death in the coming days - or even hours.
- Bobbi Kristina Brown and Bobby Brown has clung to life for the past five months but medics anticipate her death in the coming days - or even hours.
- Bobby Brown and Bobby Brown has clung to life for the past five months but medics anticipate her death in the coming days - or even hours.
- Brown and Bobby Brown has clung to life for the past five months but medics anticipate her death in the coming days - or even hours.
- Deadly Price of Fame and Bobby Brown has clung to life for the past five months but medics anticipate her death in the coming days - or even hours.
- Florida and Bobby Brown has clung to life for the past five months but medics anticipate her death in the coming days - or even hours.
- Georgia and Bobby Brown has clung to life for the past five months but medics anticipate her death in the coming days - or even hours.
- Gordon and Bobby Brown has clung to life for the past five months but medics anticipate her death in the coming days - or even hours.
- Ian Halperin and Bobby Brown has clung to life for the past five months but medics anticipate her death in the coming days - or even hours.
- Nick Gordon and Bobby Brown has clung to life for the past five months but medics anticipate her death in the coming days - or even hours.
- Peachtree Christian Hospice and Bobby Brown has clung to life for the past five months but medics anticipate her death in the coming days - or even hours.
- Roswell and Bobby Brown has clung to life for the past five months but medics anticipate her death in the coming days - or even hours.
- The Deadly Price of Fame and Bobby Brown has clung to life for the past five months but medics anticipate her death in the coming days - or even hours.
- Whitney & Bobbi Kristina and Bobby Brown has clung to life for the past five months but medics anticipate her death in the coming days - or even hours.
- Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown has clung to life for the past five months but medics anticipate her death in the coming days - or even hours.


The incredible bravery of a beautiful British secret agent widely considered one of the most courageous women of World War II has been revealed as her gallantry medals are set to sell for up to £300,000. Violette Szabo, who was executed by the Germans after brutal torture at the hands of SS officers, was posthumously awarded the prestigious George Cross for her heroism on highly-dangerous missions in Nazi-occupied France. The astonishing bravery of the beautiful 23-year-old has been immortalised in three biographies and the 1958 film 'Carve Her Name With Pride' in which she was portrayed by Virginia McKenna. Szabo, born Violette Bushell, in Stockwell, South London, joined the Land Army at the outbreak of war and worked as a strawberry picker and then at an anti-aircraft battery.

Her second and last operation took place two days after the Normandy landings in June 1944 when she was parachuted into south west

OPTIONS:
- British.
- Carve Her Name With Pride.
- France.
- George Cross.
- Germans.
- Land Army.
- Nazi.
- SS.
- South London.
- Stockwell.
- Szabo.
- Violette Bushell.
- Violette Szabo.
- Virginia McKenna.
- World War II.


How does the sentence end?

Nick Kyrgios has denied 'tanking' Monday's emotional clash with Frenchman Richard Gasquet that saw the 20-year-old's Wimbledon campaign end. In bizarre scenes, he briefly seemed to throw in the towel, barely swinging for three of Gasquet’s serves at 2-0 down and receiving boos and jeers from disgruntled spectators. Kyrgios has since blamed his performance on the strain of 'external pressures,' but faces a fine of £160,000 under grand slam 'best effort' rules. 'Of course I tried,' Kyrgios said during an intense post-match press conference. 'There was a lot of ups and downs. It was a tough, tough time, especially when he's not missing any balls,' he said.

It completed an impressive revenge for the

OPTIONS:
- Australian, who coughed up nine match points and a two-set lead before losing to Kyrgios in five sets in the second round last year.
- Court, who coughed up nine match points and a two-set lead before losing to Kyrgios in five sets in the second round last year.
- Frenchman, who coughed up nine match points and a two-set lead before losing to Kyrgios in five sets in the second round last year.
- Gasquet, who coughed up nine match points and a two-set lead before losing to Kyrgios in five sets in the second round last year.
- Kyrgios, who coughed up nine match points and a two-set lead before losing to Kyrgios in five sets in the second round last year.
- Nick Kyrgios, who coughed up nine match points and a two-set lead before losing to Kyrgios in five sets in the second round last year.
- Richard Gasquet, who coughed up nine match points and a two-set lead before losing to Kyrgios in five sets in the second round last year.
- Wimbledon, who coughed up nine match points and a two-set lead before losing to Kyrgios in five sets in the second round last year.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) In 2016, Americans were infected with more than 2 million new cases of gonorrhea, syphilis and chlamydia, the highest number of these sexually transmitted diseases ever reported, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday. "Clearly we need to reverse this disturbing trend," said Dr. Gail Bolan, director of CDC's Division of STD Prevention. "The CDC cannot do this alone and we need every community in America to be aware that this risk is out there and help educate their citizens on how to avoid it." The agency's annual Sexually Transmitted Disease Surveillance Report shows that more than 1.6 million of the new cases were from chlamydia, 470,000 were from gonorrhea and nearly 28,000 cases were primary and secondary syphilis, the most infectious stages of the disease, according to the CDC. While all of these can be cured by antibiotics, many people go undiagnosed and untreated.

All it takes is a simple

OPTIONS:
- America test and antibiotic treatment to prevent this tragedy from occurring."
- Americans test and antibiotic treatment to prevent this tragedy from occurring."
- CDC test and antibiotic treatment to prevent this tragedy from occurring."
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention test and antibiotic treatment to prevent this tragedy from occurring."
- Division of STD Prevention test and antibiotic treatment to prevent this tragedy from occurring."
- Gail Bolan test and antibiotic treatment to prevent this tragedy from occurring."
- STDs test and antibiotic treatment to prevent this tragedy from occurring."
- Sexually Transmitted Disease Surveillance Report test and antibiotic treatment to prevent this tragedy from occurring."


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

A young Australian man preparing to give evidence against men he claims bashed him in a Thailand nightclub last year found himself behind bars and forced to post bail. Jack Hansen-Bartel, 21, was at court on Friday as a the hearing against two Asian-American students accused of attacking him got underway. However, when Mr Hansen-Bartel arrived in court, he was taken arrested under charges of assaulting the two students without causing them any physical or psychological harm and of disturbing the peace. Mr Hansel-Bartel's mother, Annie, said being arrested and jailed had traumatised her son, according to the AAP. 'It's really difficult,' she said.

Injuries sustained by Mr Hansen-

OPTIONS:
- AAP required him to have several facial operations.
- American required him to have several facial operations.
- Annie required him to have several facial operations.
- Asian required him to have several facial operations.
- Australian required him to have several facial operations.
- Bartel required him to have several facial operations.
- Hansel required him to have several facial operations.
- Hansen required him to have several facial operations.
- Jack Hansen required him to have several facial operations.
- Thailand required him to have several facial operations.


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

Australian kids suffering the effects of autism are getting a helping paw from assistance dogs. Asperger's syndrome and other disorders on the autism spectrum often make it hard for sufferers to recognise mainstream social cues and form friendships. But new research shows dogs can provide love, empathy and companionship that is hard for autism sufferers to recognise, and help kids like Jason Freeman, 11, make connections with the world. 'He is like a therapist, a very furry therapist,' said Jason's mum, Tanya Freeman. Scroll down for video Best friends: Brock is a Golden Retriever who was specially trained by Assistance Dogs Australia to give kids like Jason the love, empathy and companionship that they wouldn't normally get from their peers.

OPTIONS:
- Asperger and Jason had an' immediate connection' and it didn't take long for Brock to become 'part of the family'.
- Asperger syndrome and Jason had an' immediate connection' and it didn't take long for Brock to become 'part of the family'.
- Assistance Dogs Australia and Jason had an' immediate connection' and it didn't take long for Brock to become 'part of the family'.
- Australian and Jason had an' immediate connection' and it didn't take long for Brock to become 'part of the family'.
- Brock and Jason had an' immediate connection' and it didn't take long for Brock to become 'part of the family'.
- Golden Retriever and Jason had an' immediate connection' and it didn't take long for Brock to become 'part of the family'.
- Jason and Jason had an' immediate connection' and it didn't take long for Brock to become 'part of the family'.
- Jason Freeman and Jason had an' immediate connection' and it didn't take long for Brock to become 'part of the family'.
- Tanya Freeman and Jason had an' immediate connection' and it didn't take long for Brock to become 'part of the family'.
- World Autism Awareness Day and Jason had an' immediate connection' and it didn't take long for Brock to become 'part of the family'.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) There is currently less sea ice surrounding the Antarctic continent than at any point since reliable records began in 1979. "As of Tuesday, it looks like we hit a new record low in the satellite era," Mark Serreze, the director of the National Snow and Ice Data Center, said. It wasn't too long ago -- less than 3 years to be exact -- that Antarctica was in a multiyear stretch of record highs for sea ice. This fact was frequently trumpeted by climate change skeptics as evidence against global warming. Using the Antarctic sea ice maximum as "evidence" to counter the realities of climate change might always have been considered "thin," but that argument has now melted away.

Meier believes that global climate change will lead to a decrease in the sea ice in

OPTIONS:
- Antarctic, but since there is so much natural variability, it will likely take many more years before we can see the trend for sure.
- Antarctica, but since there is so much natural variability, it will likely take many more years before we can see the trend for sure.
- Mark Serreze, but since there is so much natural variability, it will likely take many more years before we can see the trend for sure.
- National Snow and Ice Data Center, but since there is so much natural variability, it will likely take many more years before we can see the trend for sure.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Rapists and child abusers convicted in EU countries are free to come to Britain because just six member states have sex offender registers. As well as the UK, only Cyprus, Ireland, Malta, Austria and France keep a database of those who have been convicted of sex crimes. The UK's version of the register - which lists the names of more than 46,000 offenders - means police can apply for an order to stop those listed going abroad. But the same system does not exist in 22 EU countries, meaning convicted rapists are able to arrive in the UK without authorities being aware of their depraved past.

Jailing him for life, Judge Peter Kelson QC said improvements were needed in providing courts with the previous convictions of EU nationals who are involved in criminal proceedings in the

OPTIONS:
- Austria.
- Britain.
- Cyprus.
- EU.
- Eduard Peticky.
- France.
- Ireland.
- Kate McCann.
- Malta.
- Rotherham.
- Slovakia.
- UK.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Sherrie Miller--troubled ex wife of golf pro John Daly--is in the news again, this time for allegedly threatening to post nude photos of a woman to social media. Miller, who was married to Daly from 2001 to 2010, was arrested by authorities in Tennessee on Sunday on extortion and harassment charges after they say she found the woman's photos on her boyfriend's cell phone. The Shelby County Sheriff's Office issued the warrant on September 8 and says it stems from an earlier domestic dispute between the two women. Investigators say Miller texted the victim saying she would post the photos. On September 1, the victim told authorities that Miller had posted screenshots of photos of the victim to Miller's own Facebook page.

Miller says her marriage with Daly ended because

OPTIONS:
- Anna Cladakis and Daly developed a sexual relationship while the couple was separated.
- Cladakis and Daly developed a sexual relationship while the couple was separated.
- Daly and Daly developed a sexual relationship while the couple was separated.
- Facebook and Daly developed a sexual relationship while the couple was separated.
- John Daly and Daly developed a sexual relationship while the couple was separated.
- John Jr. and Daly developed a sexual relationship while the couple was separated.
- Miller and Daly developed a sexual relationship while the couple was separated.
- Shelby County and Daly developed a sexual relationship while the couple was separated.
- Shelby County Sheriff's Office and Daly developed a sexual relationship while the couple was separated.
- Sherrie Miller and Daly developed a sexual relationship while the couple was separated.
- Tenn. and Daly developed a sexual relationship while the couple was separated.
- Tennessee and Daly developed a sexual relationship while the couple was separated.


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(CNN) -- Ashley Adams and her husband, Andy, were shocked to discover they were expecting quadruplets in March. The couple have been married for four years and were looking to start a family. After trying unsuccessfully for some time to conceive, Ashley underwent infertility treatments and received a double dose of Clomid, which often results in a multiple-birth pregnancy. "When the doctors told us we were having quads, we were extremely terrified and ridiculously excited all at the same time," Andy said. "It was just unimaginable." Ashley added, "I didn't know how to process it initially, but it felt like a blessing."

OPTIONS:
- Andy laughs and says, "I will tell you no more; she will tell you maybe.
- Ashley laughs and says, "I will tell you no more; she will tell you maybe.
- Ashley Adams laughs and says, "I will tell you no more; she will tell you maybe.
- CNN laughs and says, "I will tell you no more; she will tell you maybe.
- Clomid laughs and says, "I will tell you no more; she will tell you maybe.


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

(CNN) Sen. Jeff Sessions, Donald Trump's pick to be United States attorney general, launched a public campaign as Alabama attorney general in 1996 to prevent a gay rights group from holding a conference at the University of Alabama, according to a KFile review of contemporaneous press accounts and legal filings. Sessions's record in public office is coming under increased scrutiny now that he has been selected as Trump's attorney general. He has been a staunch opponent of the LGBT rights movement. He dubbed the Supreme Court's 2015 decision legalizing gay marriage an "effort to secularize, by force and intimidation." And in 2000 and 2009 he voted against measures expanding hate crime legislation to include sexual orientation. He's also co-sponsor, along with other prominent Republicans, of The First Amendment Defense Act, a  bill opponents have dubbed "a right to discriminate." President-Elect Donald Trump has vowed he'd sign the measure.

OPTIONS:
- Alabama agreed, though initially said he wouldn't take legal action to intervene.
- CNN agreed, though initially said he wouldn't take legal action to intervene.
- Donald Trump agreed, though initially said he wouldn't take legal action to intervene.
- Jeff Sessions agreed, though initially said he wouldn't take legal action to intervene.
- KFile agreed, though initially said he wouldn't take legal action to intervene.
- LGBT agreed, though initially said he wouldn't take legal action to intervene.
- Republicans agreed, though initially said he wouldn't take legal action to intervene.
- Sessions agreed, though initially said he wouldn't take legal action to intervene.
- Supreme Court agreed, though initially said he wouldn't take legal action to intervene.
- The First Amendment Defense Act agreed, though initially said he wouldn't take legal action to intervene.
- Trump agreed, though initially said he wouldn't take legal action to intervene.
- United States agreed, though initially said he wouldn't take legal action to intervene.
- University of Alabama agreed, though initially said he wouldn't take legal action to intervene.


(CNN) Standing on the deck of the French aircraft carrier, Charles de Gaulle, the pace of air operations is surprisingly swift. Several times per hour the crew launches between four and 10 fighter jets, many of them armed and headed for Iraq and Syria. France recently moved the Charles de Gaulle -- or "CDG" as the crew calls it -- to the Mediterranean Sea, close to the Syrian coast. The move comes as Iraqi-led forces have begun what is expected to be a messy and prolonged offensive to seize the country's second-largest city, Mosul. Boasting a squadron of 24 Rafale M jets, the ship will triple France's firepower against ISIS from 12 aircraft to 36.

While the CDG strike group will be targeting

OPTIONS:
- CDG in both Iraq and Syria, their focus right now is very much on the terror group's stronghold of Mosul.
- Carrier in both Iraq and Syria, their focus right now is very much on the terror group's stronghold of Mosul.
- Charles de Gaulle in both Iraq and Syria, their focus right now is very much on the terror group's stronghold of Mosul.
- France in both Iraq and Syria, their focus right now is very much on the terror group's stronghold of Mosul.
- French in both Iraq and Syria, their focus right now is very much on the terror group's stronghold of Mosul.
- ISIS in both Iraq and Syria, their focus right now is very much on the terror group's stronghold of Mosul.
- Iraq in both Iraq and Syria, their focus right now is very much on the terror group's stronghold of Mosul.
- Iraqi in both Iraq and Syria, their focus right now is very much on the terror group's stronghold of Mosul.
- Mediterranean Sea in both Iraq and Syria, their focus right now is very much on the terror group's stronghold of Mosul.
- Mosul in both Iraq and Syria, their focus right now is very much on the terror group's stronghold of Mosul.
- Rafale M in both Iraq and Syria, their focus right now is very much on the terror group's stronghold of Mosul.
- Syria in both Iraq and Syria, their focus right now is very much on the terror group's stronghold of Mosul.
- Syrian in both Iraq and Syria, their focus right now is very much on the terror group's stronghold of Mosul.


Philip Hammond pledged to protect the Falklands from ‘Argentinian bullying’ last night as the country began legal action against British companies exploring for oil off the islands. It follows a provocative speech by Argentinian president Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, prompting the Foreign Office to summon her ambassador for a dressing down. Buenos Aires responded by accusing three British oil firms of working without permission. The Argentine government said it was taking legal action against three British and two US companies for ‘exploration activities for fossil fuels on the Argentine continental shelf without obtaining the corresponding authorisation’. The legal complaint listed Rockhopper Exploration, Premier Oil, Falkland Oil and Gas Limited and US firms Noble Energy and Edison International – accusing them of sending a semi-submersible rig to explore a basin 120 miles north of the islands ‘subjected to the illegitimate British occupation’.

It’s not just wishful thinking.’ Her remarks came on the 33rd anniversary of Argentina’s invasion of the Falklands, leading to a conflict that cost 250 British and 650

OPTIONS:
- Argentine lives.
- Argentinian lives.
- British lives.
- Buenos Aires lives.
- Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner lives.
- Edison International lives.
- Falkland Oil and Gas Limited lives.
- Falklands lives.
- Foreign Office lives.
- Noble Energy lives.
- Philip Hammond lives.
- Premier Oil lives.
- Rockhopper Exploration lives.
- South Atlantic lives.
- US lives.


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

(CNN) -- Trucks carrying supplies to NATO troops crossed from Pakistan into Afghanistan for the first time in seven months on Thursday after Islamabad agreed to reopen routes, officials said. The four trucks, under heavy security, crossed the border from Chaman in Pakistan's Balochistan province. Because Afghanistan is landlocked, many supplies for NATO-led troops fighting Islamic militants have to be trucked in from Pakistan. On Tuesday, Islamabad decided to reopen the crucial supply routes shut down on November 27, a day after coalition forces mistakenly killed 24 Pakistani troops. The incident plunged U.S.-Pakistan relations to an all-time low. The Pakistani routes offer a shorter and more direct route than the one NATO has been using since November that went through Russia and other nations, avoiding Pakistan altogether.

Under Tuesday's announcements, Pakistan agreed not to impose any transit fee with the reopened routes,

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan said in a statement.
- Balochistan said in a statement.
- CNN said in a statement.
- Chaman said in a statement.
- Clinton said in a statement.
- Imran Khan said in a statement.
- Islamabad said in a statement.
- Islamic said in a statement.
- NATO said in a statement.
- Pakistan said in a statement.
- Pakistani said in a statement.
- Russia said in a statement.
- Taliban said in a statement.
- U.S. said in a statement.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) Addison Short and a friend tried to run for safety when they heard the pop of gunfire during Jason Aldean's performance Sunday night. But Short's knee buckled. "I just got shot, I can't run," she cried out. The shooter firing from the window of a room on the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino on the Las Vegas Strip had shot her in the leg. It hurt. Blood gushed from the wound. "You go, just go get somewhere safe," Short told her friend, who escaped the bullets raining down from a shooter authorities identified as Stephen Paddock, 64.

"We believe

OPTIONS:
- Addison Short is solely responsible for this heinous act," Fasulo said.
- CNN is solely responsible for this heinous act," Fasulo said.
- Jason Aldean is solely responsible for this heinous act," Fasulo said.
- Las Vegas Strip is solely responsible for this heinous act," Fasulo said.
- Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino is solely responsible for this heinous act," Fasulo said.
- Samaritan is solely responsible for this heinous act," Fasulo said.
- Short is solely responsible for this heinous act," Fasulo said.
- Stephen Paddock is solely responsible for this heinous act," Fasulo said.


Find the right ending to this passage.

On Monday night at the CNN/Tea Party Republican Debate in Tampa, Florida, Gov. Rick Perry of Texas suggested that he couldn't be bought for a campaign contribution of $5,000. That raises the question: Is there a price at which Perry's loyalty is for sale? During the debate, House Tea Party Caucus founder and fellow presidential hopeful Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minnesota, alleged that campaign cash and connections to a major drug company played a pivotal role in Perry's executive order in February 2007 that mandated teenaged girls in Texas be inoculated against HPV, a virus that can cause cervical cancer. (The order was overturned by the legislature two months later and did not go into effect.)

"The company was Merck, and it was a $5,000 contribution that I had received from them,"

OPTIONS:
- CNN responded.
- Florida responded.
- HPV responded.
- House Tea Party Caucus responded.
- Merck responded.
- Michael Beckel responded.
- Michele Bachmann responded.
- PAC responded.
- Perry responded.
- R-Minnesota responded.
- Republican Debate responded.
- Rick Perry responded.
- Sheila Krumholz responded.
- Tampa responded.
- Tea Party responded.
- Texas responded.


Complete the passage.

Moeen Ali suffered a sickening blow to the back of his head in an area that would have been protected by a 'StemGuard', additional helmet padding that he'd chosen not to wear. Makeshift opener Moeen was hit in the second over of England's second innings when he misjudged a short ball Wahab Riaz, which he ducked into while turning his head. He was hit just below the back of his helmet in a similar spot to that which claimed the life of Australian Phillip Hughes at the Sydney Cricket Ground last year. Pakistan's fielders showed genuine concern as Moeen fell to the ground on impact before getting up quickly, before a replacement helmet and medical attention came out.

Any time a batsman gets hit on or around the helmet is extreme cause for concern these days in the wake of

OPTIONS:
- Australian' tragic death.
- Ball' tragic death.
- England' tragic death.
- Moeen' tragic death.
- Moeen Ali' tragic death.
- Pakistan' tragic death.
- Phillip Hughes' tragic death.
- StemGuard' tragic death.
- Sydney Cricket Ground' tragic death.
- Wahab Riaz' tragic death.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Smiling sweetly for the camera, this is Susan Berman as she looked when she met the man who would become her lifelong friend - and alleged killer - Robert Durst. Three decades after these happy photos were taken she was murdered in cold blood - a crime for which her University of California pal Durst has now been charged. These never-before-seen student photos of Susan obtained exclusively by Daily Mail Online were taken at UCLA, where the pair met. Durst, now 71, was sensationally charged with the writer's murder last Saturday - the day before his shocking 'confession' to the killing aired in HBO documentary The Jinx.

Deni added that the family are grateful to HBO for bringing the world's attention to

OPTIONS:
- Berman's brutal murder.
- Beverly Hills's brutal murder.
- Daily Mail Online's brutal murder.
- Deni Marcus's brutal murder.
- Durst's brutal murder.
- HBO's brutal murder.
- Robert Durst's brutal murder.
- Susan's brutal murder.
- Susan Berman's brutal murder.
- The Jinx's brutal murder.
- UCLA's brutal murder.
- University of California's brutal murder.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) An Oregon man has been charged with abusive sexual contact after he allegedly groped an unaccompanied teen aboard an American Airlines flight. Chad Cameron Camp, 26, was arrested after the incident on a flight from Dallas to Portland on Wednesday night, according to a criminal complaint filed in the U.S. District Court. A flight attendant had advised Camp that other seats were available, but he sat in the middle one next to the 13-year-old girl, the complaint said. Camp allegedly began making small talk with the child in the seat next to him. He leaned against the teen, nudged her,  touched her with his elbow and placed his hands on her knee and upper thigh three times, according to the complaint.

"American cares deeply about our young passengers and is committed to providing a safe and pleasant travel experience for them,"

OPTIONS:
- American Airlines said in a statement.
- Camp said in a statement.
- Chad Cameron Camp said in a statement.
- Chad Camp said in a statement.
- Dallas said in a statement.
- Oregon said in a statement.
- Portland said in a statement.
- U.S. District Court said in a statement.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) A man who caused a disturbance aboard an American Airlines flight from Los Angeles to Honolulu on Friday was detained and will likely face charges, an FBI special agent said. The man, identified as Anil Tuvanc Uskanli -- a Turkish national born in 1991-- was subdued by crew members and passengers, including an off-duty Los Angeles police officer. He is expected to face federal charges for interference with a flight crew, FBI special agent Paul Delacourt told reporters. Investigators are still trying to determine the motive behind the disturbance. Allison Forburger, who lives in Hawaii, where she works for the Navy, said the man was moving toward the first-class section of the cabin with a blanket over his head when a flight attendant directed him to stop.

The incidents is still under investigation but officials said there were not other threats to the

OPTIONS:
- Allison Forburger or any other aircraft.
- American Airlines or any other aircraft.
- Anil Tuvanc Uskanli or any other aircraft.
- FBI or any other aircraft.
- Hawaii or any other aircraft.
- Honolulu or any other aircraft.
- Los Angeles or any other aircraft.
- Navy or any other aircraft.
- Paul Delacourt or any other aircraft.
- Turkish or any other aircraft.


Write the last sentence in this story.

(CNN) Sparks flew between CNN's Chris Cuomo and White House national security aide Sebastian Gorka Monday over whether or not President Donald Trump's morning tweets on the "travel ban" matter. Gorka said Trump may call the executive order anything he wants because he's President. "There are no games," he said on "New Day." "The President can call it whatever he likes because he has the constitutional authority to control whoever comes into the country, Chris. That's his job." "The Constitution, tradition, precedence and administrative law give him that right," he continued. "If he wants to call it a ban, he's the President, he's the chief officer of this administration, and he has every right to do that."

Upon being pressed by

OPTIONS:
- CNN about why the administration previously wouldn't say "travel ban," Gorka turned aggressive.
- Chris about why the administration previously wouldn't say "travel ban," Gorka turned aggressive.
- Chris Cuomo about why the administration previously wouldn't say "travel ban," Gorka turned aggressive.
- Constitution about why the administration previously wouldn't say "travel ban," Gorka turned aggressive.
- Cuomo about why the administration previously wouldn't say "travel ban," Gorka turned aggressive.
- Donald Trump about why the administration previously wouldn't say "travel ban," Gorka turned aggressive.
- Gorka about why the administration previously wouldn't say "travel ban," Gorka turned aggressive.
- New Day about why the administration previously wouldn't say "travel ban," Gorka turned aggressive.
- Sebastian Gorka about why the administration previously wouldn't say "travel ban," Gorka turned aggressive.
- Sparks about why the administration previously wouldn't say "travel ban," Gorka turned aggressive.
- Trump about why the administration previously wouldn't say "travel ban," Gorka turned aggressive.
- White House about why the administration previously wouldn't say "travel ban," Gorka turned aggressive.


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(CNN) If Iowa was a toss-up between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, then Nevada, home to another round of Democratic caucuses Saturday, could come down -- quite literally -- to the luck of the draw. Like Hawkeye State Democrats did on Feb. 1, the Nevada state party has sanctioned the use of a "game of chance" to break caucus deadlocks. This time around, though, the winner won't be calling a coin flip in the air, but pulling their fate from a deck of playing cards. "In these very limited circumstances where two or more presidential preference groups are tied for the loss or gain of a delegate, groups must each draw a single card from a deck of cards to break the tie," party officials explained in a memo provided to CNN. "The high card determines the winner, and aces are high."

RELATED: No,

OPTIONS:
- Aces did not win Iowa because of a coin flip
- Bernie Sanders did not win Iowa because of a coin flip
- CNN did not win Iowa because of a coin flip
- Democratic did not win Iowa because of a coin flip
- Hawkeye State Democrats did not win Iowa because of a coin flip
- Hillary Clinton did not win Iowa because of a coin flip
- Iowa did not win Iowa because of a coin flip
- Nevada did not win Iowa because of a coin flip
- Nevada Democratic Party did not win Iowa because of a coin flip


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(CNN) A State Department employee with top secret security clearance has been charged with lying to the FBI about her failure to report thousands of dollars' worth of gifts she allegedly received from two Chinese intelligence agents, federal prosecutors said Wednesday. Candace Claiborne allegedly accepted cash, an iPhone, a laptop, meals, vacations and a fully furnished apartment over the course of several years in exchange for information, according to the complaint. The 60-year-old has worked for the State Department in several countries since 1999, most recently serving in an administrative support role as an office management specialist in Washington. Claiborne was arrested on Tuesday and charged on Wednesday with obstructing an official proceeding and making false statements to the FBI.

When confronted by the FBI and

OPTIONS:
- Candace Claiborne, prosecutors said Claiborne purposefully misled investigators and directed her co-conspirators to delete evidence detailing their interactions.
- Chinese, prosecutors said Claiborne purposefully misled investigators and directed her co-conspirators to delete evidence detailing their interactions.
- Claiborne, prosecutors said Claiborne purposefully misled investigators and directed her co-conspirators to delete evidence detailing their interactions.
- FBI, prosecutors said Claiborne purposefully misled investigators and directed her co-conspirators to delete evidence detailing their interactions.
- State Department, prosecutors said Claiborne purposefully misled investigators and directed her co-conspirators to delete evidence detailing their interactions.
- Washington, prosecutors said Claiborne purposefully misled investigators and directed her co-conspirators to delete evidence detailing their interactions.


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England's population is up 565,000 in the past three years because of a fresh influx of migrants, experts said yesterday. The migrant population in England is estimated to have increased by more than half a million in three years, research from the University of Oxford has revealed. Around two thirds of the 565,000 migrants thought to have come to the country between 2011 and 2014 were born in other EU countries, the study by the university's Migration Observatory said. Today the former head of the European Commission taunted David Cameron over this issue and said it was 'impossible' for Britain to reverse the trend.

The news piles more pressure on

OPTIONS:
- Britain, whose promise to curb immigration has been shattered,
- David Cameron, whose promise to curb immigration has been shattered,
- EU, whose promise to curb immigration has been shattered,
- England, whose promise to curb immigration has been shattered,
- European Commission, whose promise to curb immigration has been shattered,
- Humber, whose promise to curb immigration has been shattered,
- Institute for Fiscal Studies, whose promise to curb immigration has been shattered,
- London, whose promise to curb immigration has been shattered,
- Migration Observatory, whose promise to curb immigration has been shattered,
- Oxford, whose promise to curb immigration has been shattered,
- University of Oxford, whose promise to curb immigration has been shattered,
- Yorkshire, whose promise to curb immigration has been shattered,


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An announcement on the TV rights for the Six Nations is due on Thursday with the BBC having teamed up with ITV in a bid to keep the tournament on terrestrial television. The RBS 6 Nations is on the BBC until 2017 but cuts to the broadcaster's budget has led to speculation it would be outbid by Sky. Labour's shadow sports minister Clive Efford has claimed that it would be a 'huge mistake' for the tournament to be limited to pay TV and would mean the absence of all top-level rugby union from terrestrial television. An announcement is expected on Thursday afternoon and sources with knowledge of the negotiations have confirmed the BBC and ITV have been working on a combined bid.

He said: 'The threat of these huge cuts is that things we have seen on

OPTIONS:
- BBC may come to an end as they don't have the commercial possibility to increase revenue.
- Clive Efford may come to an end as they don't have the commercial possibility to increase revenue.
- ITV may come to an end as they don't have the commercial possibility to increase revenue.
- Labour may come to an end as they don't have the commercial possibility to increase revenue.
- RBS 6 Nations may come to an end as they don't have the commercial possibility to increase revenue.
- Six Nations may come to an end as they don't have the commercial possibility to increase revenue.
- Six Nations TV may come to an end as they don't have the commercial possibility to increase revenue.
- Sky may come to an end as they don't have the commercial possibility to increase revenue.


Washington (CNN) A new poll in Rust Belt states over the weekend had some stark news for President Donald Trump: His job approval was under 40%. Only about a quarter said they were proud of him. Broad majorities said they were embarrassed. But his favorable ratings? They are basically the same as what they were on Election Day. The new numbers from a NBC/Marist survey show that the President's favorable numbers look very, very similar to where they were almost 10 months ago when he was elected. Trump's favorable rating was 39% in Michigan, 35% in Wisconsin and 42% in Pennsylvania on Election Day among those who came out to vote, according to exit polls. Those numbers are now 34% in Michigan, 32% in Wisconsin and 35% in Pennsylvania among all voters. Plus, Trump's unfavorable ratings are within 3 percentage points of his Election Day ratings.

Trump won among people who didn't like both candidates by 20 to 30 percentage points in each

OPTIONS:
- Broad state.
- CNN state.
- Donald Trump state.
- Election Day state.
- Marist state.
- Michigan state.
- NBC state.
- Pennsylvania state.
- Rust Belt state.
- Trump state.
- Washington state.
- Wisconsin state.


When a husband and wife fleeing Syria  made it all the way from their war-torn country safely  to Greece in a life raft - with their beloved kitten in tow - the story went viral. Shortly afterwards,  Al Kadri, 26, and his wife Nadia arrived in Germany, where they now live, but Zaytouna the tabby cat was quarantined and amid the chaos and the language barrier, it was unclear whether they could ever get her back. But after fearing that their feline had been put down under stringent immigration regulations, the pair were delighted to be reunited with her a few months later when she was delivered to their door.

OPTIONS:
- Al Kadri was detained and quarantined, as all animals without a pet passport are required to be, for disease prevention purposes.
- Germany was detained and quarantined, as all animals without a pet passport are required to be, for disease prevention purposes.
- Greece was detained and quarantined, as all animals without a pet passport are required to be, for disease prevention purposes.
- Nadia was detained and quarantined, as all animals without a pet passport are required to be, for disease prevention purposes.
- Syria was detained and quarantined, as all animals without a pet passport are required to be, for disease prevention purposes.
- Zaytouna was detained and quarantined, as all animals without a pet passport are required to be, for disease prevention purposes.


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Nottingham Forest's FA Cup final triumph in 1898 over rivals Derby County has been celebrated in Roy Race-style comic form by Bovril as the iconic drink reaches its 130th anniversary. Eagle Comic strip 'The Bovril Brigade' returns after 50 years, depicting great moments from British history including Captain Matthew Webb's first swim across the channel in 1875 and the great explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton's tale of being marooned in the Antarctic's Elephant Island in 1916. Scripter Pat Mills focused on Forest's famous triumph over the rivals 117 years ago by replacing half-time oranges with Bovril. Mills said: 'The original Bovril Brigade solved fictional problems over 50 years ago, but in this case the truth is more epic than fiction.

'Bovril is a British institution, and when you look at its role within some of these great,

OPTIONS:
- Antarctic moments you can see why.
- Bovril moments you can see why.
- Bovril Brigade moments you can see why.
- British moments you can see why.
- Derby moments you can see why.
- Derby County moments you can see why.
- Eagle Comic moments you can see why.
- Elephant Island moments you can see why.
- Ernest Shackleton moments you can see why.
- FA Cup moments you can see why.
- Forest moments you can see why.
- Matthew Webb moments you can see why.
- Mills moments you can see why.
- Nottingham Forest moments you can see why.
- Pat Mills moments you can see why.
- Roy Race moments you can see why.
- The Bovril Brigade moments you can see why.


Nowshera, Pakistan (CNN) -- The start of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan coincided in Pakistan on Wednesday with the nation's worst natural disaster, the staggering scope of human suffering revealing itself in wretched ways. From the Swat Valley in the north to Sindh province in the south, as many as 15 million Pakistanis have been affected by torrential monsoon rains that have washed away villages and bloated rivers, authorities said Wednesday. Pakistan's representative to the United Nations said many people have not yet grasped the massive scale of Pakistan's suffering and warned it could still get worse because of ongoing rain.

The money will enable

OPTIONS:
- CNN organizations, international partners and NGOs to partner with the Pakistani government to address emergency needs of flood-affected families, Holmes says.
- Muslim organizations, international partners and NGOs to partner with the Pakistani government to address emergency needs of flood-affected families, Holmes says.
- Nowshera organizations, international partners and NGOs to partner with the Pakistani government to address emergency needs of flood-affected families, Holmes says.
- Pakistan organizations, international partners and NGOs to partner with the Pakistani government to address emergency needs of flood-affected families, Holmes says.
- Pakistani organizations, international partners and NGOs to partner with the Pakistani government to address emergency needs of flood-affected families, Holmes says.
- Pakistanis organizations, international partners and NGOs to partner with the Pakistani government to address emergency needs of flood-affected families, Holmes says.
- Ramadan organizations, international partners and NGOs to partner with the Pakistani government to address emergency needs of flood-affected families, Holmes says.
- Sindh province organizations, international partners and NGOs to partner with the Pakistani government to address emergency needs of flood-affected families, Holmes says.
- Swat Valley organizations, international partners and NGOs to partner with the Pakistani government to address emergency needs of flood-affected families, Holmes says.
- Taliban organizations, international partners and NGOs to partner with the Pakistani government to address emergency needs of flood-affected families, Holmes says.
- U.N. organizations, international partners and NGOs to partner with the Pakistani government to address emergency needs of flood-affected families, Holmes says.
- U.S. organizations, international partners and NGOs to partner with the Pakistani government to address emergency needs of flood-affected families, Holmes says.
- United Nations organizations, international partners and NGOs to partner with the Pakistani government to address emergency needs of flood-affected families, Holmes says.


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Comcast founder Ralph Roberts has died at the age of 95. The founder of America's largest cable company died from natural causes on Thursday night at is home in Philadelphia. He is survived by his wife of 70 years, Suzanne Roberts their four children and eight grandchildren. His death marks the end of an entrepreneurial life which saw him establish Comcast when he bought a small cable system in Tupelo, Mississippi, in 1963. Roberts jumped head first into the fledgling cable TV industry by spending $500,000 to buy American Cable Systems. He then acquired other cable systems, changed the name of the company to Comcast and ran the company until he was aged 82

OPTIONS:
- America began acquiring smaller cable systems and built the company into the nation's fifth-largest by 1988.
- American Cable Systems began acquiring smaller cable systems and built the company into the nation's fifth-largest by 1988.
- Comcast began acquiring smaller cable systems and built the company into the nation's fifth-largest by 1988.
- Mississippi began acquiring smaller cable systems and built the company into the nation's fifth-largest by 1988.
- Philadelphia began acquiring smaller cable systems and built the company into the nation's fifth-largest by 1988.
- Ralph Roberts began acquiring smaller cable systems and built the company into the nation's fifth-largest by 1988.
- Roberts began acquiring smaller cable systems and built the company into the nation's fifth-largest by 1988.
- Suzanne Roberts began acquiring smaller cable systems and built the company into the nation's fifth-largest by 1988.
- Tupelo began acquiring smaller cable systems and built the company into the nation's fifth-largest by 1988.


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

OPTIONS:
- Apple was originally launched as a comprehensive health monitoring system a year ago.
- Apple’s was originally launched as a comprehensive health monitoring system a year ago.
- Craig Federighi was originally launched as a comprehensive health monitoring system a year ago.
- HealthKit was originally launched as a comprehensive health monitoring system a year ago.
- Software Engineering was originally launched as a comprehensive health monitoring system a year ago.
- UV was originally launched as a comprehensive health monitoring system a year ago.
- WWDC was originally launched as a comprehensive health monitoring system a year ago.
- Worldwide Developers Conference was originally launched as a comprehensive health monitoring system a year ago.


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North Pole residents can put marijuana on their Christmas list next year. The city council in North Pole, Alaska, rejected a measure on Monday that would have banned marijuana dispensaries. Marijuana became legal in Alaska in February, and sales begin next year. The Fairbanks Daily News-Miner reported even Santa Claus — yes, that's his real name — testified in favor of selling pot in this Christmas-themed town, where light poles resemble candy canes. 'As far as the image goes here at North Pole, how do most people perceive Santa Claus?' Claus said. 'I would say Santa Claus is a pretty jolly fellow.'

'I would like to have access to medical marijuana here in North Pole and not have to travel to

OPTIONS:
- Alaska to get it.'
- Claus to get it.'
- Fairbanks to get it.'
- Marijuana to get it.'
- Miner to get it.'
- North Pole to get it.'
- Santa Claus to get it.'
- The Fairbanks Daily News to get it.'


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(CNN) This season's blockbuster isn't showing in theaters, it's lighting up the skies overhead. The annual Perseid meteor shower, which is known for some of the brightest shooting stars, is slated to happen this week, giving stargazers the opportunity to view this year's most anticipated meteor shower. This month's celestial event may be even more spectacular because of an increased rate of meteors, according to NASA. "Forecasters are predicting a Perseid outburst this year with double normal rates on the night of August 11-12," said Bill Cooke with NASA's Meteoroid Environments Office in Huntsville, Alabama. "Under perfect conditions, rates could soar to 200 meteors per hour."

It takes about 45 minutes for your eyes to adjust to the darkness, so you'll need to set aside some time to watch the

OPTIONS:
- Alabama.
- Bill Cooke.
- Huntsville.
- Meteoroid Environments Office.
- NASA.
- Northern Hemisphere.
- Perseid.
- Perseids.


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On Monday night at the CNN/Tea Party Republican Debate in Tampa, Florida, Gov. Rick Perry of Texas suggested that he couldn't be bought for a campaign contribution of $5,000. That raises the question: Is there a price at which Perry's loyalty is for sale? During the debate, House Tea Party Caucus founder and fellow presidential hopeful Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minnesota, alleged that campaign cash and connections to a major drug company played a pivotal role in Perry's executive order in February 2007 that mandated teenaged girls in Texas be inoculated against HPV, a virus that can cause cervical cancer. (The order was overturned by the legislature two months later and did not go into effect.)

Furthermore, Perry's actions benefiting donors from the pharmaceutical industry don't appear to stop with

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Florida.
- HPV.
- House Tea Party Caucus.
- Merck.
- Michael Beckel.
- Michele Bachmann.
- PAC.
- Perry.
- R-Minnesota.
- Republican Debate.
- Rick Perry.
- Sheila Krumholz.
- Tampa.
- Tea Party.
- Texas.


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(CNN Student News) -- November 18, 2010 Download PDF maps related to today's show: • Washington, D.C. • Dominican Republic / Haiti  • Kobe, Japan Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. JOYCE JOSEPH, CNN STUDENT NEWS: That paper airplane can only mean one thing: It's time for a new edition of CNN Student News! Carl is at an anti-bullying conference this week. I'm Joyce Joseph. First up today, the halls of Congress. First Up: Leaders in Congress JOSEPH: The 112th U.S. Congress won't start until January, but it's picking its leaders this week! These are the men and women who will guide the members of their political parties.

But officials say a Haitian who works in the Dominican Republic brought the disease back over the border after he went home to

OPTIONS:
- CNN STUDENT NEWS recently.
- CNN Student News recently.
- Carl recently.
- Congress recently.
- Daily Discussion recently.
- Dominican Republic recently.
- Haiti recently.
- Haitian recently.
- JOSEPH recently.
- JOYCE JOSEPH recently.
- Japan recently.
- Joyce Joseph recently.
- Kobe recently.
- PDF recently.
- RUSH TRANSCRIPT recently.
- U.S. Congress recently.
- Washington, D.C. recently.


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Washington (CNN) Seventy percent of Americans believe the federal investigation into Russia's efforts to influence the 2016 presidential election in the US should be able to look into President Donald Trump's finances, according to a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS. Sixty percent of those polled view the probe as a serious matter that should be fully investigated, and a significant minority, 38%, view it as an effort to discredit Trump's presidency. By a roughly two-to-one margin, those polled disapprove of the way Trump is handling the Russia probe (59% disapprove, 31% approve). RELATED: One year into the FBI's Russia investigation, Mueller is on the Trump money trail

Partisanship seems to drive overall views of the

OPTIONS:
- Americans investigation as well, according to the poll.
- CNN investigation as well, according to the poll.
- Donald Trump investigation as well, according to the poll.
- FBI investigation as well, according to the poll.
- Jeff Sessions investigation as well, according to the poll.
- Mueller investigation as well, according to the poll.
- Russia investigation as well, according to the poll.
- SSRS investigation as well, according to the poll.
- Trump investigation as well, according to the poll.
- US investigation as well, according to the poll.
- Washington investigation as well, according to the poll.


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Celebrity chef Jose Andres backed out of plans Wednesday to open a flagship restaurant in Donald Trump's new hotel under construction in Washington amid ongoing fallout from Trump's political statements. Andres, a Spanish immigrant, cited Trump's statements 'disparaging immigrants' in his decision to cancel plans to open an eatery at the Trump International Hotel. Andres is known for popularizing the small dishes known as tapas in the United States. Also on Wednesday, RNC Chairman Reince Preibus responded to worried calls from GOP leaders by asking Trump to tone down his immigrant rhetoric. 'Look, I've gotta tell you, I spent four years trying to make inroads with the Hispanic community...how we address illegal immigration is very important,' Priebus told Trump in a pleading phone call Wednesday, reports CNN.

Macy's says it will stop carrying an exclusive line of

OPTIONS:
- Andres menswear, including shirts and neckties.
- CNN menswear, including shirts and neckties.
- Donald Trump menswear, including shirts and neckties.
- Donald Trump Jr. menswear, including shirts and neckties.
- GOP menswear, including shirts and neckties.
- Hispanic menswear, including shirts and neckties.
- Jose Andres menswear, including shirts and neckties.
- Priebus menswear, including shirts and neckties.
- RNC menswear, including shirts and neckties.
- Reince Preibus menswear, including shirts and neckties.
- Reince Priebus menswear, including shirts and neckties.
- Spanish menswear, including shirts and neckties.
- Trump menswear, including shirts and neckties.
- Trump International Hotel menswear, including shirts and neckties.
- United States menswear, including shirts and neckties.
- Washington menswear, including shirts and neckties.


Smiling sweetly for the camera, this is Susan Berman as she looked when she met the man who would become her lifelong friend - and alleged killer - Robert Durst. Three decades after these happy photos were taken she was murdered in cold blood - a crime for which her University of California pal Durst has now been charged. These never-before-seen student photos of Susan obtained exclusively by Daily Mail Online were taken at UCLA, where the pair met. Durst, now 71, was sensationally charged with the writer's murder last Saturday - the day before his shocking 'confession' to the killing aired in HBO documentary The Jinx.

OPTIONS:
- Berman had been his close friend and acted as his spokesman in the wake of the disappearance of his wife in 1982.
- Beverly Hills had been his close friend and acted as his spokesman in the wake of the disappearance of his wife in 1982.
- Daily Mail Online had been his close friend and acted as his spokesman in the wake of the disappearance of his wife in 1982.
- Deni Marcus had been his close friend and acted as his spokesman in the wake of the disappearance of his wife in 1982.
- Durst had been his close friend and acted as his spokesman in the wake of the disappearance of his wife in 1982.
- HBO had been his close friend and acted as his spokesman in the wake of the disappearance of his wife in 1982.
- Robert Durst had been his close friend and acted as his spokesman in the wake of the disappearance of his wife in 1982.
- Susan had been his close friend and acted as his spokesman in the wake of the disappearance of his wife in 1982.
- Susan Berman had been his close friend and acted as his spokesman in the wake of the disappearance of his wife in 1982.
- The Jinx had been his close friend and acted as his spokesman in the wake of the disappearance of his wife in 1982.
- UCLA had been his close friend and acted as his spokesman in the wake of the disappearance of his wife in 1982.
- University of California had been his close friend and acted as his spokesman in the wake of the disappearance of his wife in 1982.


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(CNN) Donald Trump's victory as President-elect has proven that America is not one nation, but two. These two Americas are deeply divided by mistrust and misunderstanding. One America is rejoicing, while another grieves in disbelief. In January, Trump's new party will retool federal and international policies to recalibrate the government's internal and global posture. Then, four or eight years from now, the "other" America will likely retake the White House and reverse those actions. I believe we can do better than whipsaw between two angry, divisive extremes every presidential term or two. If the United States hopes to ever become united again, we must begin to understand our American neighbors from the "other" America. We must establish diplomatic understanding. I believe this is possible.

I have been writing professionally for four years about the spreading, hostile gap between these two

OPTIONS:
- America.
- American.
- Americas.
- CNN.
- Donald Trump.
- John S. Dickerson.
- Progressive America.
- Traditional America.
- Trump.
- US.
- United States.
- White House.


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

(CNN) -- A federal court on Wednesday struck down two provisions of the Patriot Act dealing with searches and intelligence gathering, saying they violate the Fourth Amendment protection against unreasonable searches and seizures with regard to criminal prosecutions. "It is critical that we, as a democratic nation, pay close attention to traditional Fourth Amendment principles," wrote Judge Ann Aiken of the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon in her 44-page decision. "The Fourth Amendment has served this nation well for 220 years, through many other perils." The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court of Review, set up to review wiretap applications in intelligence cases under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or FISA, "holds that the Constitution need not control the conduct of criminal surveillance in the United States," Aiken wrote.

Aiken ruled that FISA, as amended by the Patriot Act, permits the government to conduct surveillance and searches targeting Americans without satisfying the probable-cause standard in the

OPTIONS:
- Aiken.
- Ann Aiken.
- CNN.
- Constitution.
- District of Oregon.
- FISA.
- Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
- Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court of Review.
- Fourth Amendment.
- Madrid.
- Patriot Act.
- U.S. District Court.
- United States.


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Most of the US is bracing itself for the worst of the cold weather this winter, while some areas have already experienced their coldest day of the year. To find out when you need to dig your winter coat and gloves, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has published a 'Coldest Day of the Year' map. The green areas will have their coldest days next year, while the purple and blue regions are expected to have their temperatures drop later this month. The map was created using data from the 1981–2010 US 'Climate Normals.' This refers to 30-year averages of climatological variables including the average low temperature for every day.

According to

OPTIONS:
- Climate Normals chief Deke Arndt, this is the same 'normal' dataset that you hear referred to in weather forecasts, in reference to normal lows and highs for a day.
- Coldest Day of the Year chief Deke Arndt, this is the same 'normal' dataset that you hear referred to in weather forecasts, in reference to normal lows and highs for a day.
- Green chief Deke Arndt, this is the same 'normal' dataset that you hear referred to in weather forecasts, in reference to normal lows and highs for a day.
- NOAA chief Deke Arndt, this is the same 'normal' dataset that you hear referred to in weather forecasts, in reference to normal lows and highs for a day.
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration chief Deke Arndt, this is the same 'normal' dataset that you hear referred to in weather forecasts, in reference to normal lows and highs for a day.
- US chief Deke Arndt, this is the same 'normal' dataset that you hear referred to in weather forecasts, in reference to normal lows and highs for a day.