(CNN) Last Friday, a million Russian schoolchildren watched a televised address from Russian President Vladimir Putin. "Artificial intelligence is the future, not only of Russia, but of all of mankind," Putin said. "Whoever becomes the leader in this sphere will become the ruler of the world." After seeing Putin's comments, SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted that "competition for AI superiority at national level (is the) most likely cause of WW3." Though never before stated so frankly by a head of state, Putin's views on AI are increasingly shared by national security leaders in the United States, China and around the world. As I wrote in a report published by the Harvard Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, AI research is likely to deliver a revolution in military technology on par with the invention of aircraft and nuclear weapons. In other words, Musk is correct that each country is pursuing AI superiority and that this pursuit brings new risks.

But in spite of Putin's ambitious goals,

OPTIONS:
- AI's pursuit of AI domination is unlikely to come in the form of generating AI technological breakthroughs.
- Allen's pursuit of AI domination is unlikely to come in the form of generating AI technological breakthroughs.
- CNN's pursuit of AI domination is unlikely to come in the form of generating AI technological breakthroughs.
- China's pursuit of AI domination is unlikely to come in the form of generating AI technological breakthroughs.
- Elon Musk's pursuit of AI domination is unlikely to come in the form of generating AI technological breakthroughs.
- Gregory C. Allen's pursuit of AI domination is unlikely to come in the form of generating AI technological breakthroughs.
- Harvard Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs's pursuit of AI domination is unlikely to come in the form of generating AI technological breakthroughs.
- Musk's pursuit of AI domination is unlikely to come in the form of generating AI technological breakthroughs.
- Putin's pursuit of AI domination is unlikely to come in the form of generating AI technological breakthroughs.
- Russia's pursuit of AI domination is unlikely to come in the form of generating AI technological breakthroughs.
- Russian's pursuit of AI domination is unlikely to come in the form of generating AI technological breakthroughs.
- SpaceX's pursuit of AI domination is unlikely to come in the form of generating AI technological breakthroughs.
- Tesla's pursuit of AI domination is unlikely to come in the form of generating AI technological breakthroughs.
- United States's pursuit of AI domination is unlikely to come in the form of generating AI technological breakthroughs.
- Vladimir Putin's pursuit of AI domination is unlikely to come in the form of generating AI technological breakthroughs.
- WW3's pursuit of AI domination is unlikely to come in the form of generating AI technological breakthroughs.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

A 38 stone man who was too obese to work has lost more than half of his body weight after taking up Zumba. Tony Orrell, 56, from Feltham, Middlesex, vowed to shed the pounds alongside his wife Debbie, also 56, after he hit 38 stone and she tipped the scales at 18 stone. At size XXXXXXXXL, Tony had to buy his clothes from specialist retailers online and was scared to sit on normal chairs. Scroll down for video Weighing 17 stone, Tony goes to Zumba once a week and now runs his local Slimming World class Tony Orrell lost 21st slimming down from 38st to 17st in three years thanks to his love of Zumba

Tony has continued his

OPTIONS:
- Debbie classes to insure he doesn't slip back into his old ways.
- Feltham classes to insure he doesn't slip back into his old ways.
- Middlesex classes to insure he doesn't slip back into his old ways.
- Slimming World classes to insure he doesn't slip back into his old ways.
- Tony classes to insure he doesn't slip back into his old ways.
- Tony Orrell classes to insure he doesn't slip back into his old ways.
- XXXXXXXXL classes to insure he doesn't slip back into his old ways.
- Zumba classes to insure he doesn't slip back into his old ways.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) -- Britain's Prince William is going back to school to prepare for when his father becomes the king. The Duke of Cambridge will attend a 10-week agriculture management course at the University of Cambridge starting in January, Kensington Palace announced Monday. What William, 31, learns during the Cambridge Programme for Sustainability Leadership could help him when he takes over responsibility for the Duchy of Cornwall, an estate that includes farmland, from Prince Charles. The seminars, lectures and meetings are a "bespoke programme," meaning they are customized for William. "The course has been designed to help provide The Duke with an understanding of contemporary issues affecting agricultural business and rural communities in the United Kingdom," the palace announcement said.

Prince

OPTIONS:
- Britain's active military service came to an end in September after more than seven years.
- CNN's active military service came to an end in September after more than seven years.
- Cambridge's active military service came to an end in September after more than seven years.
- Cambridge Programme for Sustainability Leadership's active military service came to an end in September after more than seven years.
- Charles's active military service came to an end in September after more than seven years.
- Duchy of Cornwall's active military service came to an end in September after more than seven years.
- Duke's active military service came to an end in September after more than seven years.
- Duke of Cambridge's active military service came to an end in September after more than seven years.
- Kensington Palace's active military service came to an end in September after more than seven years.
- The Duke's active military service came to an end in September after more than seven years.
- United Kingdom's active military service came to an end in September after more than seven years.
- University of Cambridge's active military service came to an end in September after more than seven years.
- William's active military service came to an end in September after more than seven years.


How does this story end?

Danny Ings trained  with Liverpool for the first time on Thursday and he was joined by the returning Mario Balotelli, but wantaway winger Raheem Sterling was nowhere to be seen. England international Sterling is embroiled in a messy transfer saga with the Reds as he bids to push a move to Manchester City through. Sterling missed Liverpool training for the second day in a row after the wantaway winger  had failed to report for training on Wednesday too - claiming he was sick. Manchester City are chasing the 20-year-old and have seen two bids - the last offer being for£40million - rejected by Liverpool.

The England international had phoned Melwood,

OPTIONS:
- Burnley’s headquarters, on Wednesday morning, claiming that he felt unwell and would not be able to take part in the planned sessions.
- Danny Ings’s headquarters, on Wednesday morning, claiming that he felt unwell and would not be able to take part in the planned sessions.
- England’s headquarters, on Wednesday morning, claiming that he felt unwell and would not be able to take part in the planned sessions.
- Ings’s headquarters, on Wednesday morning, claiming that he felt unwell and would not be able to take part in the planned sessions.
- James Milner’s headquarters, on Wednesday morning, claiming that he felt unwell and would not be able to take part in the planned sessions.
- Jordan Henderson’s headquarters, on Wednesday morning, claiming that he felt unwell and would not be able to take part in the planned sessions.
- Liverpool’s headquarters, on Wednesday morning, claiming that he felt unwell and would not be able to take part in the planned sessions.
- Manchester City’s headquarters, on Wednesday morning, claiming that he felt unwell and would not be able to take part in the planned sessions.
- Mario Balotelli’s headquarters, on Wednesday morning, claiming that he felt unwell and would not be able to take part in the planned sessions.
- Raheem Sterling’s headquarters, on Wednesday morning, claiming that he felt unwell and would not be able to take part in the planned sessions.
- Reds’s headquarters, on Wednesday morning, claiming that he felt unwell and would not be able to take part in the planned sessions.
- Sterling’s headquarters, on Wednesday morning, claiming that he felt unwell and would not be able to take part in the planned sessions.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) In a surprising move the Venezuelan opposition is calling a coup, the Venezuelan Supreme Court has stripped the country's National Assembly of its powers. The court ruled that all powers vested under the legislative body will be transferred to the Supreme Court, which is stacked with government loyalists. The ruling effectively means the three branches of the Venezuelan government will be controlled by the ruling United Socialist Party. The opposition has been taken out of the picture. Prominent opposition leaders are already calling the government of President Nicolás Maduro "a dictatorship." "Nicolás Maduro has staged a coup d'état," National Assembly President Julio Borges said Thursday. "What this ruling means is that, for the first time, Nicolás Maduro has all the power to enact laws, assign contracts, incur foreign debt and persecute fellow Venezuelans."

Given that the country owes $7.2 billion in outstanding debt payments, it means

OPTIONS:
- CNN will run out of cash at some point, depending on fluctuation of oil prices.
- Julio Borges will run out of cash at some point, depending on fluctuation of oil prices.
- National Assembly will run out of cash at some point, depending on fluctuation of oil prices.
- Nicolás Maduro will run out of cash at some point, depending on fluctuation of oil prices.
- Supreme Court will run out of cash at some point, depending on fluctuation of oil prices.
- United Socialist Party will run out of cash at some point, depending on fluctuation of oil prices.
- Venezuela will run out of cash at some point, depending on fluctuation of oil prices.
- Venezuelan will run out of cash at some point, depending on fluctuation of oil prices.
- Venezuelan Supreme Court will run out of cash at some point, depending on fluctuation of oil prices.
- Venezuelans will run out of cash at some point, depending on fluctuation of oil prices.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) -- Rafi Kopelan is a typical 5-year-old. She's mastered Candyland. She's learning to read. Given a choice, she'd spend hours on the swings at the playground. But unlike her classmates, Rafi's body is covered in blisters from her scalp to her feet. Her corneas are scratched. Her toes are fused together. And her esophagus is lined with so much scar tissue that she can barely swallow. That's because Rafi was born with a rare connective tissue disorder called epidermolysis bullosa (EB). The genetic disease causes her skin to break down in response to the slightest friction. Even minor contact -- the scratch of a fingernail, the tag on the back of her shirt -- causes her skin to tear or to erupt in blisters, leaving 75% of her body covered in painful, open lesions.

To fight the high risk of infection that comes from having so many open wounds,

OPTIONS:
- CNN endures a daily bath in a solution of diluted bleach, followed by an application of specialized bandages.
- Candyland endures a daily bath in a solution of diluted bleach, followed by an application of specialized bandages.
- EB endures a daily bath in a solution of diluted bleach, followed by an application of specialized bandages.
- Rafi endures a daily bath in a solution of diluted bleach, followed by an application of specialized bandages.
- Rafi Kopelan endures a daily bath in a solution of diluted bleach, followed by an application of specialized bandages.
- Rafi's Run endures a daily bath in a solution of diluted bleach, followed by an application of specialized bandages.


As the 20-year anniversary of the disappearance of a young news anchor approaches, two witnesses are coming forward with testimonies that might finally help solve the mystery. Jodi Huisentruit had overslept for her job as an anchor at Mason City, Iowa news station KIMT on June 27, 1995, when a co-worker called to check up on her. The 27-year-old assured her colleague that she would rush into the station in time for her 6am broadcast. She was never heard from again. While Mason City Police continue to receive one to three tips about the case a month, Huisentruit's disappearance has remained unsolved.

She says she called her a few times after that first call, but never got through to

OPTIONS:
- Huisentruit again.
- Iowa again.
- Jodi Huisentruit again.
- KIMT again.
- Mason City again.
- Mason City Police again.
- Tony Dejuan Jackson again.


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

A baby girl was left screaming in agony with horrific burns after red-hot curry sauce melted through a takeaway container and onto her face, her mother claimed. Lucyann Moore, 28, said her 16-month-old daughter Sammi-Rai Thompson was showered with the piping hot liquid they had bought from a fish and child shop in Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset. She claims it melted through the bottom of the foam container and onto the infant's face as it was being passed over her pushchair. Sammi-Rai was rushed to hospital, but the mother-of-two now fears she could be left scarred for life. Trading Standards officers have launched an investigation into Weston Fish and Chip shop, who sold the curry sauce, but the company deny Miss Moore's claims.

Miss

OPTIONS:
- GRAPHIC now has to treat her daughter's face with special creams and keep her out of the sun to reduce the risk of long-term scarring.
- Lucyann Moore now has to treat her daughter's face with special creams and keep her out of the sun to reduce the risk of long-term scarring.
- Mare now has to treat her daughter's face with special creams and keep her out of the sun to reduce the risk of long-term scarring.
- Miss Moore now has to treat her daughter's face with special creams and keep her out of the sun to reduce the risk of long-term scarring.
- Rai now has to treat her daughter's face with special creams and keep her out of the sun to reduce the risk of long-term scarring.
- Rai Thompson now has to treat her daughter's face with special creams and keep her out of the sun to reduce the risk of long-term scarring.
- Sammi now has to treat her daughter's face with special creams and keep her out of the sun to reduce the risk of long-term scarring.
- Somerset now has to treat her daughter's face with special creams and keep her out of the sun to reduce the risk of long-term scarring.
- Super now has to treat her daughter's face with special creams and keep her out of the sun to reduce the risk of long-term scarring.
- Trading Standards now has to treat her daughter's face with special creams and keep her out of the sun to reduce the risk of long-term scarring.
- Weston now has to treat her daughter's face with special creams and keep her out of the sun to reduce the risk of long-term scarring.
- Weston Fish and Chip now has to treat her daughter's face with special creams and keep her out of the sun to reduce the risk of long-term scarring.
- Weston Fish and Chips now has to treat her daughter's face with special creams and keep her out of the sun to reduce the risk of long-term scarring.


Write the last sentence in this story.

(CNN) There's something of a revolution spreading across social media in the United States and beyond. You can see it in the sharp reaction after Newt Gingrich clashed with Fox News' Megyn Kelly, accusing her of being "fascinated with sex" when she tried to ask him about women who accuse Donald Trump of grabbing them and kissing them against their will. You can see it in the curious ways in which women changed their social media profiles to include "nasty woman" after Donald Trump used the term to critique Hillary Clinton, and you can see it in the conversations in Facebook pages, where women are newly and openly venting about their encounters with sexism.

During the primaries, with

OPTIONS:
- Donald Trump running to make history as the first female president of the United States, a new generation of women voters were indeed excited -- but not about Clinton.
- Fox News running to make history as the first female president of the United States, a new generation of women voters were indeed excited -- but not about Clinton.
- Frida Ghitis running to make history as the first female president of the United States, a new generation of women voters were indeed excited -- but not about Clinton.
- Hillary Clinton running to make history as the first female president of the United States, a new generation of women voters were indeed excited -- but not about Clinton.
- Megyn Kelly running to make history as the first female president of the United States, a new generation of women voters were indeed excited -- but not about Clinton.
- Newt Gingrich running to make history as the first female president of the United States, a new generation of women voters were indeed excited -- but not about Clinton.
- Trump running to make history as the first female president of the United States, a new generation of women voters were indeed excited -- but not about Clinton.
- United States running to make history as the first female president of the United States, a new generation of women voters were indeed excited -- but not about Clinton.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Montgomery, Alabama (CNN) President Donald Trump's endorsement and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's money carried their preferred candidate over the first hurdle in Alabama's Senate race Tuesday. But the results showed why the second hurdle will be much tougher to clear. Sen. Luther Strange, the national Republicans' preferred candidate, topped Rep. Mo Brooks to finish second Tuesday and advance to a runoff against controversial former Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore. But Moore was the clear first-place finisher, earning 39% of the vote, compared to 31% for Strange and 19% for Brooks, with 95% of precincts' results tallied. Moore and Strange will now face off in a September 26 runoff to determine who will face Doug Jones -- who cruised through Tuesday's Democratic primary -- in the December special election to fill Attorney General Jeff Sessions' former seat.

Moore predicted that "the most negative campaign ads in the history of

OPTIONS:
- Alabama" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Brooks" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- CNN" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Democratic" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Donald Trump" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Doug Jones" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Jeff Sessions" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Justice" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Luther Strange" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Mitch McConnell" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Mo Brooks" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Montgomery" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Moore" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Republicans" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Roy Moore" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Senate" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Strange" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Supreme Court" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) Tropical Storm Nate killed 20 people in Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Honduras on Thursday, officials said. Hurricane and tropical storm warnings have been issued in three US states as the storm barrels northward. Seven people are still missing after the storm hit Nicaragua, the country's vice president said. It is forecast to make landfall on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula on Friday with up to 8 inches (20 centimeters) of rain. An advisory from the US National Hurricane Center said warnings had been issued for portions of the Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama coastlines, with the storm expected to hit the region late Saturday or early Sunday as a Category 1 hurricane.

Still, many factors will play a role in

OPTIONS:
- Alabama's development through the weekend, he said.
- Costa Rica's development through the weekend, he said.
- Honduras's development through the weekend, he said.
- Louisiana's development through the weekend, he said.
- Mexico's development through the weekend, he said.
- Mississippi's development through the weekend, he said.
- Nicaragua's development through the weekend, he said.
- Storm Nate's development through the weekend, he said.
- US's development through the weekend, he said.
- US National Hurricane Center's development through the weekend, he said.
- Yucatan Peninsula's development through the weekend, he said.


How does this story end?

(CNN) It's been a little more than a week since word leaked that Daniel Dae Kim and Grace Park were leaving CBS's resilient hit "Hawaii Five-0," and pieces of the story behind the story have begun to fall into place. The picture that's emerging isn't pretty. As Kim himself confirmed in a Facebook post to his fans, the duo left because their request to be paid the same as their white co-stars, Alex O'Loughlin and Scott Caan, was rejected. The gap in what they were asking for and what CBS was willing to offer was tiny —  reportedly a difference  of as little as $5,000 per episode, which for the most-watched network in America is an amount that could basically be found under sofa cushions in their corporate offices.

Ultimately, the refusal to pay Kim and Park on matching terms with

OPTIONS:
- ABC and Caan was CBS's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- Alex O'Loughlin and Caan was CBS's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- America and Caan was CBS's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- Asian and Caan was CBS's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- CBS and Caan was CBS's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- Daniel Dae Kim and Caan was CBS's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- Facebook and Caan was CBS's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- Grace Park and Caan was CBS's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- Hawaii Five-0 and Caan was CBS's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- Jeff Yang and Caan was CBS's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- Kim and Caan was CBS's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- Scott Caan and Caan was CBS's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- The Good Doctor and Caan was CBS's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."


A transgender man is hoping to raise £5,000 via crowdfunding to pay for an operation to remove his 34DD breasts. Kasey Hildreth, 21, from Hemel Hempstead, Herts, was previously known as Chloe and only came out as transgender in April this year. Despite sporting closely cropped hair and wearing masculine clothes, the 21-year-old says his body still feels 'completely wrong' because of his ample chest. However, the NHS has a waiting time of 13 months just for an initial consultation. He now wears a breast binder every day and is forced to cover up in oversized T-shirts with baggy hoodies in an attempt to conceal his chest.

'It didn't bother me when

OPTIONS:
- Chloe told me he was transgender.
- Hemel Hempstead told me he was transgender.
- Herts told me he was transgender.
- Kasey Hildreth told me he was transgender.
- NHS told me he was transgender.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) -- While an art student at Dumlupinar University, Turkish illustrator Murat Palta watched "Star Wars". As with the generations of fans that preceded him, he was struck by the film's epic quality. Though the movie is set in the future, Palta was reminded of the colorful Ottoman miniatures that illustrated Turkish literature from the 16th century. Gallery: Cult classics reimagined as Ottoman miniatures "I kept on trying to imagine what 'Star Wars' would look like if it was placed in the Ottoman era, so I decided it would be good to illustrate it," he recalls. Palta soon got hooked on reimagining Western cult classics in the Eastern tradition.

I wanted to combine not just the two cultures -- Western and

OPTIONS:
- CNN -- but the two styles: modern and traditional."
- Dumlupinar University -- but the two styles: modern and traditional."
- Eastern -- but the two styles: modern and traditional."
- Lord of the Rings -- but the two styles: modern and traditional."
- Murat Palta -- but the two styles: modern and traditional."
- Ottoman -- but the two styles: modern and traditional."
- Palta -- but the two styles: modern and traditional."
- Star Wars -- but the two styles: modern and traditional."
- Turkish -- but the two styles: modern and traditional."
- Western -- but the two styles: modern and traditional."


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

Marion, Indiana (CNN) It was democracy in action Monday afternoon when Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz crossed the street following a retail stop to address a handful of protesters wielding Donald Trump signs shouting "Lyin' Ted" as he greeted voters. The lawyer-turned-senator walked over to the group across from The Mill Restaurant in Marion, Indiana, and personally debated one of the protesters, a middle-aged man in a hooded sweatshirt with a red goatee. "I personally ask you to reconsider your position to keep running. You've been mathematically eliminated, you're not gonna be able to seal the nomination," the man, who would not identify himself, said to Cruz.

The senator asked the man to name one thing that he liked about

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Cruz.
- Donald Trump.
- Indiana.
- Lyin.
- Marion.
- Republican.
- Ted.
- Ted Cruz.
- Texas.
- The Mill Restaurant.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) US Navy veteran Eric Wilson thought he was finished paying the price for a crime he did not commit when he was finally released in 2005 after spending nearly eight years in prison. But instead of finding freedom on the outside, he has lived the last dozen years in the shadow of his time behind bars, still branded a sex offender. Now, after being blacklisted from his sons' Boy Scout meetings and barred from attending school functions without an escort, Wilson's name has finally been cleared. Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe last week formally granted full pardons to Wilson and three other ex-sailors, known as the "Norfolk Four," who had been wrongly implicated in the rape and murder of 18-year-old Michelle Moore-Bosko in 1997.

But as the questioning wore on, the investigators' tone became increasingly hostile,

OPTIONS:
- Bosko told CNN.
- Boy Scout told CNN.
- CNN told CNN.
- Eric Wilson told CNN.
- Michelle Moore told CNN.
- Norfolk Four told CNN.
- Terry McAuliffe told CNN.
- US Navy told CNN.
- Virginia told CNN.
- Wilson told CNN.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) Balaraba Ramat Yakubu was 12 years old when she was married off. By 19 she was divorced, jilted by her husband; left to fend for herself in Kano state, northern Nigeria. But this isn't a sad story. Instead it's one of community and independence -- from the unlikeliest source. Yakubu began writing. And writing. And writing. The subject she chose was strangely fitting for this child marriage survivor: romance. Soon entire novels emerged. Written and printed in her native Hausa language, they spurred on a whole literary subgenre -- "Littattafan Soyayya" (love literature) -- which years later has grown into a prosperous cottage industry for the women of Kano.

She says: "(The stories are) popular in

OPTIONS:
- Balaraba Ramat Yakubu, but they haven't been heard of beyond, and (the authors) saw me as a way to make that happen, and were excited for that opportunity: to reach a bigger audience.
- CNN, but they haven't been heard of beyond, and (the authors) saw me as a way to make that happen, and were excited for that opportunity: to reach a bigger audience.
- Glenna Gordon, but they haven't been heard of beyond, and (the authors) saw me as a way to make that happen, and were excited for that opportunity: to reach a bigger audience.
- Hausa, but they haven't been heard of beyond, and (the authors) saw me as a way to make that happen, and were excited for that opportunity: to reach a bigger audience.
- Kano, but they haven't been heard of beyond, and (the authors) saw me as a way to make that happen, and were excited for that opportunity: to reach a bigger audience.
- Littattafan Soyayya, but they haven't been heard of beyond, and (the authors) saw me as a way to make that happen, and were excited for that opportunity: to reach a bigger audience.
- Nigeria, but they haven't been heard of beyond, and (the authors) saw me as a way to make that happen, and were excited for that opportunity: to reach a bigger audience.
- Yakubu, but they haven't been heard of beyond, and (the authors) saw me as a way to make that happen, and were excited for that opportunity: to reach a bigger audience.


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

ISIS has threatened Twitter founder Jack Dorsey and his employees after the site removed accounts linked to the extremists. Twitter confirmed to Daily Mail Online that the company was working with authorities to verify the seriousness of the threat which claimed employees' necks are 'a target for the soldiers of the Caliphate'. The chilling warning, written in Arabic, featured a picture of Dorsey in a gun's cross-hairs and the Twitter logo. It was posted on Sunday on an anonymous site based in Poland which is used by programmers to share code. Dorsey, who is worth an estimated $2.5billion and lives in California, made no mention of the threat online on Sunday as he tweeted his 2.87million followers.

According to

OPTIONS:
- Arabic's rules: 'You may not publish or post direct, specific threats of violence against others.'
- California's rules: 'You may not publish or post direct, specific threats of violence against others.'
- Caliphate's rules: 'You may not publish or post direct, specific threats of violence against others.'
- Daily Mail Online's rules: 'You may not publish or post direct, specific threats of violence against others.'
- Dorsey's rules: 'You may not publish or post direct, specific threats of violence against others.'
- ISIS's rules: 'You may not publish or post direct, specific threats of violence against others.'
- Jack Dorsey's rules: 'You may not publish or post direct, specific threats of violence against others.'
- Poland's rules: 'You may not publish or post direct, specific threats of violence against others.'
- Twitter's rules: 'You may not publish or post direct, specific threats of violence against others.'


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

North Korea may already have 20 nuclear warheads - double as many as previously thought, Chinese nuclear experts have warned. The pariah state may also have the capability to produce enough weapons-grade uranium to double its arsenal by next year, The Wall Street Journal has reported. Chinese estimates of Pyongyang's nuclear production, relayed to US nuclear specialists, exceed most previous US forecasts of between 10 to 16 bombs, said the report, which cited people briefed on the matter. Scroll down for video A North Korean vehicle carrying a missile passes by during a mass military parade in Pyongyang's Kim Il Sung Square. The pariah state may have as many as 20 nuclear warheads, it has now been suggested

OPTIONS:
- Chinese has conducted three nuclear detonations, the most recent in February 2013.
- Kim Il Sung Square has conducted three nuclear detonations, the most recent in February 2013.
- North Korea has conducted three nuclear detonations, the most recent in February 2013.
- North Korean has conducted three nuclear detonations, the most recent in February 2013.
- Pyongyang has conducted three nuclear detonations, the most recent in February 2013.
- The Wall Street Journal has conducted three nuclear detonations, the most recent in February 2013.
- US has conducted three nuclear detonations, the most recent in February 2013.


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A soon-to-be ex-wife has revealed she celebrated the end of her five-month marriage by throwing a champagne-filled divorce bash. Charlie Penna, 26, from Perranporth, Cornwall, said she refused to wallow after her split from Lee Ferry, 32, but instead invited her friends out to party. The carer, who looks after her five-year-old disabled daughter Teyah full-time, had 'divorce balloons' and even wore a T-shirt emblazoned with the words: 'I ain't no wifey'. Charlie, who met Lee in 2006, claimed the relationship first stumbled before they got hitched, after she found out he had been emailing a woman in America who he had met online for three months.

Lee said: 'When

OPTIONS:
- America and I had Teyah, her health problems put a lot of strain on us.
- Charlie and I had Teyah, her health problems put a lot of strain on us.
- Charlie Penna and I had Teyah, her health problems put a lot of strain on us.
- Cornwall and I had Teyah, her health problems put a lot of strain on us.
- Lee and I had Teyah, her health problems put a lot of strain on us.
- Lee Ferry and I had Teyah, her health problems put a lot of strain on us.
- Perranporth and I had Teyah, her health problems put a lot of strain on us.
- Relationship and I had Teyah, her health problems put a lot of strain on us.
- Teyah and I had Teyah, her health problems put a lot of strain on us.


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(CNN) The family of a boy who entered a Cincinnati Zoo gorilla's enclosure last weekend -- spurring zoo officials to shoot and kill the animal -- will be the focus of an investigation into the incident, Cincinnati police said Tuesday. The 3-year-old boy was dragged across a moat by the 450-pound gorilla on Saturday. After a 10-minute encounter, Cincinnati Zoo officials shot and killed the beloved and endangered gorilla, named Harambe. The boy was not seriously injured. Cincinnati police said Tuesday that their review "is only regarding the actions of the parents/family that led up to the incident and not related to the operation or safety of the Cincinnati Zoo."

Witnesses interviewed by CNN and its affiliates contended officials had little choice because it appeared the clamoring crowd was agitating the great ape, putting the boy in greater danger, even though it initially appeared

OPTIONS:
- Cincinnati was trying to protect the child.
- Cincinnati Zoo was trying to protect the child.
- Harambe was trying to protect the child.


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Top-seeded Rafael Nadal opened his grass-court season with a hard-earned three-set victory over Marcos Baghdatis of Cyprus at the Mercedes Cup on Thursday. The Spaniard needed 2 hours, 40 minutes to win 7-6 (5), 6-7 (5), 6-2 and book a place in the quarterfinals. 'The first match on grass is always tough,' Nadal said. 'He's a very good player and he'd already played a match.' Nadal had a bye into the second round. He will next face fifth-seeded Bernard Tomic, who cut short the comeback of German veteran Tommy Haas with a 7-6 (6), 6-2 victory. 'I need to be more aggressive, to return better, and to move better,' Nadal said after his first match since losing in the French Open quarterfinals to Novak Djokovic.

OPTIONS:
- Bernard Tomic was 4-2 down when he saved three break points.
- Cyprus was 4-2 down when he saved three break points.
- French Open was 4-2 down when he saved three break points.
- German was 4-2 down when he saved three break points.
- Marcos Baghdatis was 4-2 down when he saved three break points.
- Mercedes Cup was 4-2 down when he saved three break points.
- Nadal was 4-2 down when he saved three break points.
- Novak Djokovic was 4-2 down when he saved three break points.
- Rafa Nadal was 4-2 down when he saved three break points.
- Rafael Nadal was 4-2 down when he saved three break points.
- Spaniard was 4-2 down when he saved three break points.
- Tommy Haas was 4-2 down when he saved three break points.
- Wimbledon was 4-2 down when he saved three break points.


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A mugger who robbed a woman on a deserted street in Nantong, east China, met his match when three people on mopeds chased him for more than half a mile before apprehending him. The suspect, a 31-year-old man named as Han, was thought to be drunk when he committed the crime, reported People's Daily Online. According to reports, the incident took place in the early hours of November 6. Li had just finished work and was on her way home when she saw a drunken man. She recalled: 'He (Han) was walking unsteadily. I saw that there was no one else on the road so I got scared and started walking faster.'

He claims that he had been out drinking with friends and had decided to rob

OPTIONS:
- China under the influence of alcohol.
- Han under the influence of alcohol.
- Li under the influence of alcohol.
- Man under the influence of alcohol.
- Nantong under the influence of alcohol.
- People's Daily Online under the influence of alcohol.


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(CNN) Protests in Egypt over the proposed sale of two Red Sea islands to Saudi Arabia turned violent on Monday, with riot police using tear gas and rubber bullets against demonstrators across Cairo. Protesters angry over the island sale, Egypt's economy and police brutality chanted for the ouster of President Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi. Security forces detained an unknown number of protesters and also several journalists, who were later released. But police allowed dozens of Sisi supporters to gather in restricted squares and areas. Here's what's going on: Why are people unhappy? Many of the protesters do not want to see the two Red Sea islands, Tiran and Sanafir, turned over to the Saudis. Egyptians have also been troubled by other aspects of Sisi's presidency including the struggling economy and the detention of political dissidents.

OPTIONS:
- Abdel's army posted pictures on its official Facebook page of its military vehicles deployed on public streets as a show of force.
- Cairo's army posted pictures on its official Facebook page of its military vehicles deployed on public streets as a show of force.
- Egypt's army posted pictures on its official Facebook page of its military vehicles deployed on public streets as a show of force.
- Egyptians's army posted pictures on its official Facebook page of its military vehicles deployed on public streets as a show of force.
- Fattah el's army posted pictures on its official Facebook page of its military vehicles deployed on public streets as a show of force.
- Red Sea's army posted pictures on its official Facebook page of its military vehicles deployed on public streets as a show of force.
- Sanafir's army posted pictures on its official Facebook page of its military vehicles deployed on public streets as a show of force.
- Saudi Arabia's army posted pictures on its official Facebook page of its military vehicles deployed on public streets as a show of force.
- Saudis's army posted pictures on its official Facebook page of its military vehicles deployed on public streets as a show of force.
- Sisi's army posted pictures on its official Facebook page of its military vehicles deployed on public streets as a show of force.
- Tiran's army posted pictures on its official Facebook page of its military vehicles deployed on public streets as a show of force.


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Supermodel Gigi Hadid's father has been accused of stealing land from his neighbor - an 89-year-old wheelchair-bound widow. The allegation is the latest revelation in a 'millionaires' row' battle over his giant Bel Air mansion. Mohamed Hadid allegedly called one-time big band singer Carole Cramer a 'bitch' who didn't need the strip of her yard because 'she would die soon.' 'He's a terrible man,' stroke victim Cramer told Daily Mail Online in an exclusive interview in her home in the tony Bel Air area of Los Angeles. 'He came into my garden and told my gardener I have so much land and that I don't use and said I was a bitch,' she added.

OPTIONS:
- Bel Air did not respond to Daily Mail Online's requests for comment.
- Carole Cramer did not respond to Daily Mail Online's requests for comment.
- Cramer did not respond to Daily Mail Online's requests for comment.
- Daily Mail Online did not respond to Daily Mail Online's requests for comment.
- Gigi Hadid did not respond to Daily Mail Online's requests for comment.
- Hadid did not respond to Daily Mail Online's requests for comment.
- House did not respond to Daily Mail Online's requests for comment.
- Joe Horacek did not respond to Daily Mail Online's requests for comment.
- Los Angeles did not respond to Daily Mail Online's requests for comment.
- Mohamed Hadid did not respond to Daily Mail Online's requests for comment.
- Starship Enterprise did not respond to Daily Mail Online's requests for comment.
- Strada Vecchia Road did not respond to Daily Mail Online's requests for comment.
- Tommy Dorsey Big Band did not respond to Daily Mail Online's requests for comment.


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While conventional cancer treatment involves chemotherapy and radiation, one Queensland woman says she is 100 per cent in the clear after choosing a more natural, drug-free route. Sunshine Coast mother-of-three, Corissa Macklin-Rice, 43, told Daily Mail Australia she was diagnosed with an aggressive form of stage three breast cancer in December 2013 which had spread into her lymph nodes. But after undergoing a double mastectomy to remove the tumours, the animal rights activist and former hairdresser decided to fight the rest of her battle using less conventional and 'natural' healing methods. 'After the surgery I was told I had a 24 per cent chance of survival if I didn't do any of the chemotherapy or radiation or hormone follow-up treatments - they ridiculed me and said if I left it too long I would die and they couldn't do anything to help me,' Ms Macklin-Rice told Daily Mail Australia.

Using a homemade recipe she found online made from different herbs and roots, Ms Macklin-

OPTIONS:
- Corissa Macklin made the drawing ointment to bring the cancer out of her chest.
- Daily Mail Australia made the drawing ointment to bring the cancer out of her chest.
- Macklin made the drawing ointment to bring the cancer out of her chest.
- Queensland made the drawing ointment to bring the cancer out of her chest.
- Rice made the drawing ointment to bring the cancer out of her chest.
- Sue Ieraci made the drawing ointment to bring the cancer out of her chest.
- Sunshine Coast made the drawing ointment to bring the cancer out of her chest.


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Climate change is here and will only worsen. Get used to more flooding, wildfires and drought, depending on where you live. Cities and states across America already are spending lots of money to respond. Those are the take-home messages of a new White House report released Tuesday that is part of President Barack Obama's second-term effort to prepare the nation for the impacts of a changing climate such as rising sea levels and increasingly erratic weather. The National Climate Assessment update said evidence of human-made climate change "continues to strengthen" and that "Americans are noticing changes all around them." "This is not some distant problem of the future," Obama told NBC, while John Holdren, who directs the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, said climate change "already is affecting every region of the country and key sectors of the economy."

He called the debate "cynical" because

OPTIONS:
- America knew that "much of the pain of imposing such regulations would be borne by our own middle class."
- Americans knew that "much of the pain of imposing such regulations would be borne by our own middle class."
- Barack Obama knew that "much of the pain of imposing such regulations would be borne by our own middle class."
- John Holdren knew that "much of the pain of imposing such regulations would be borne by our own middle class."
- NBC knew that "much of the pain of imposing such regulations would be borne by our own middle class."
- National Climate Assessment knew that "much of the pain of imposing such regulations would be borne by our own middle class."
- Obama knew that "much of the pain of imposing such regulations would be borne by our own middle class."
- Republicans knew that "much of the pain of imposing such regulations would be borne by our own middle class."
- White House knew that "much of the pain of imposing such regulations would be borne by our own middle class."
- White House Office of Science and Technology Policy knew that "much of the pain of imposing such regulations would be borne by our own middle class."


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Without question the two biggest club sides in world football in the modern era, Real Madrid and Barcelona have a rivalry that is unmatched in terms of intensity and quality of football. The two clubs boast many of the world's greatest players, and their meeting on Saturday will be watched by hundreds of millions of fans. Alongside some moments of magic, El Clasico is a fixture that throws up entertainment throw its feistier side as well. Ahead of Saturday's showdown, Sportsmail takes you back through the most shocking games in the history of the great rivalry. In the two-legged semi-final of the Copa del Generalisimo, Barcelona had taken a 3-0 lead in the first game at the Nou Camp. Before that game there was not a great rivalry between the two teams, but what followed made sure there would always remain one.

The upshot was a massacre on the pitch, with Barcelona hammered 11-1, but it is not a game remembered all too often in

OPTIONS:
- Alfredo di Stefano, despite being their record ever victory.
- Barcelona, despite being their record ever victory.
- Copa del Generalisimo, despite being their record ever victory.
- El Clasico, despite being their record ever victory.
- Europe, despite being their record ever victory.
- European, despite being their record ever victory.
- Johan Cruyff, despite being their record ever victory.
- Luis Figo, despite being their record ever victory.
- Nou Camp, despite being their record ever victory.
- Real Madrid, despite being their record ever victory.
- Sportsmail, despite being their record ever victory.


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Washington (CNN) -- A former CIA base chief wanted by Italy and detained in Panama has been released, a State Department spokeswoman said Friday. Robert Seldon Lady, who had been convicted by an Italian court for his role in a 2003 rendition case, was flying back to the United States. "It's my understanding that he is in fact either en route or back in the United States. Beyond that I have no further details," State Department deputy spokeswoman Marie Harf told reporters. In a 2009 trial, an Italian court convicted Lady and 22 others of abducting Osama Mustafa Hassan Nasr, or Abu Omar, from the streets of Milan in 2003. Italian prosecutors said Abu Omar was nabbed by a CIA team working with Italian officials.

In the 2009 trial, the Italian court sentenced

OPTIONS:
- Abu Omar to eight years in prison, prosecutor Armando Spataro said.
- CIA to eight years in prison, prosecutor Armando Spataro said.
- CNN to eight years in prison, prosecutor Armando Spataro said.
- Italian to eight years in prison, prosecutor Armando Spataro said.
- Italy to eight years in prison, prosecutor Armando Spataro said.
- Lady to eight years in prison, prosecutor Armando Spataro said.
- Marie Harf to eight years in prison, prosecutor Armando Spataro said.
- Milan to eight years in prison, prosecutor Armando Spataro said.
- Osama Mustafa Hassan Nasr to eight years in prison, prosecutor Armando Spataro said.
- Panama to eight years in prison, prosecutor Armando Spataro said.
- Robert Seldon Lady to eight years in prison, prosecutor Armando Spataro said.
- State Department to eight years in prison, prosecutor Armando Spataro said.
- United States to eight years in prison, prosecutor Armando Spataro said.
- Washington to eight years in prison, prosecutor Armando Spataro said.


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(CNN) We use Jesus's name in twisted -- and often awful -- ways to make points that are more about us and less about Jesus and his teachings. Pro-life and want to pack heat? Numerous articles are dedicated to which gun Jesus would carry to protect the "weak and defenseless." Certain leaders, who claim to be religious, are dedicated to a greedy notion of Jesus who just wants one thing for his loyal followers: money, money and more money. My interest in this exploitation of Jesus deepened after I met Costi Hinn. His uncle, Pastor Benny Hinn, claims God uses him as a conduit to cure disease: He simply "lays hands," Jesus-like, on a chronically ill person, pushes them to the ground and -- bam! -- the person bounces back to health.

HLN reached out to

OPTIONS:
- Benny Hinn's ministry to talk about this matter further, but we got no response.
- Carol Costello's ministry to talk about this matter further, but we got no response.
- Costello's ministry to talk about this matter further, but we got no response.
- Costi Hinn's ministry to talk about this matter further, but we got no response.
- God's ministry to talk about this matter further, but we got no response.
- Jesus's ministry to talk about this matter further, but we got no response.


Details of a ‘reassuring’ email sent by the British head of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) to Russia’s most senior anti-doping official highlight why some senior figures in Russian sport feel ‘comfort’ that WADA is not intent on a particular clampdown on Russian doping. As the Mail on Sunday revealed last week, Sir Craig Reedie, the president of WADA, sent a message to Russia’s sports minister Vitaly Mutko to say WADA had no intention of doing anything to disrupt the men’s friendship. The message was sent in April against a backdrop of an ongoing Independent Commission (IC) investigation into allegations by German TV station ARD into systematic doping in Russia. The IC was established by WADA and is headed by highly respected former WADA president Dick Pound.

After admitting in the email he was ‘not involved in the daily work’ of Pound’s commission, Sir Craig none the less offered his opinion to Zhelanova, from his official WADA email account: ‘It is my view that the content of the [ARD] television programmes was based on a period of time that pre-dates the changes in legislation and the investment in [

OPTIONS:
- ARD anti-doping] that have been made.’
- Britain anti-doping] that have been made.’
- British anti-doping] that have been made.’
- Craig anti-doping] that have been made.’
- Craig Reedie anti-doping] that have been made.’
- Dick Pound anti-doping] that have been made.’
- German anti-doping] that have been made.’
- IC anti-doping] that have been made.’
- Independent Commission anti-doping] that have been made.’
- Mail anti-doping] that have been made.’
- Mutko anti-doping] that have been made.’
- Natalya Zhelanova anti-doping] that have been made.’
- Russia anti-doping] that have been made.’
- Russian anti-doping] that have been made.’
- Vitaly Mutko anti-doping] that have been made.’
- WADA anti-doping] that have been made.’
- World Anti-Doping Agency anti-doping] that have been made.’


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Amazon has banned sales of Apple and Google video streaming devices that aren't compatible with its own service. The move is seen in the latest attack in the hi-tech battle to control the living room The online retail giant sent an e-mail to its marketplace sellers that it will stop selling Apple TV and Google's Chromecast. No new listings for the products will be allowed and posting of existing inventory will be removed Oct. 29, Amazon said. 'Over the last three years, Prime Video has become an important part of Prime,' Amazon said, according to Bloomberg. 'It's important that the streaming media players we sell interact well with Prime Video in order to avoid customer confusion.'

Earlier this month

OPTIONS:
- Amazon unveiled an upgraded Fire TV 4K media box for $100 (£80) and a new Fire TV Stick with voice remote for $50 (£45 in the UK).
- Apple unveiled an upgraded Fire TV 4K media box for $100 (£80) and a new Fire TV Stick with voice remote for $50 (£45 in the UK).
- Bloomberg unveiled an upgraded Fire TV 4K media box for $100 (£80) and a new Fire TV Stick with voice remote for $50 (£45 in the UK).
- Chromecast unveiled an upgraded Fire TV 4K media box for $100 (£80) and a new Fire TV Stick with voice remote for $50 (£45 in the UK).
- Google unveiled an upgraded Fire TV 4K media box for $100 (£80) and a new Fire TV Stick with voice remote for $50 (£45 in the UK).
- Prime Video unveiled an upgraded Fire TV 4K media box for $100 (£80) and a new Fire TV Stick with voice remote for $50 (£45 in the UK).


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Troubled Hollywood star Charlie Sheen has launched a bizarre, racist Twitter rant at Barack Obama where he calls the President 'Barry Satera Kenya'. Sheen, who starred in Platoon, Young Guns and The Three Musketeers, sent the tweet after President Obama chose Kansas for the NCAA college basketball tournament live on ESPN's SportsCenter. The actor wrongly accused President Obama of failing to send official representation to the funeral of Major General Harold Greene who was killed in Afghanistan in 2014. In reality, the administration was represented by Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel. Scroll down for video Offensive: Charlie Sheen launched a bizarre twitter rant against US President Barack Obama

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan accused the commission established to investigate the atrocity as a 'whitewash', claiming that 'the official 9/11 story is a fraud'.
- Barack Obama accused the commission established to investigate the atrocity as a 'whitewash', claiming that 'the official 9/11 story is a fraud'.
- Barry Satera Kenya accused the commission established to investigate the atrocity as a 'whitewash', claiming that 'the official 9/11 story is a fraud'.
- Charlie Sheen accused the commission established to investigate the atrocity as a 'whitewash', claiming that 'the official 9/11 story is a fraud'.
- Chuck Hagel accused the commission established to investigate the atrocity as a 'whitewash', claiming that 'the official 9/11 story is a fraud'.
- ESPN accused the commission established to investigate the atrocity as a 'whitewash', claiming that 'the official 9/11 story is a fraud'.
- Harold Greene accused the commission established to investigate the atrocity as a 'whitewash', claiming that 'the official 9/11 story is a fraud'.
- Hollywood accused the commission established to investigate the atrocity as a 'whitewash', claiming that 'the official 9/11 story is a fraud'.
- Kansas accused the commission established to investigate the atrocity as a 'whitewash', claiming that 'the official 9/11 story is a fraud'.
- Kentucky accused the commission established to investigate the atrocity as a 'whitewash', claiming that 'the official 9/11 story is a fraud'.
- NCAA accused the commission established to investigate the atrocity as a 'whitewash', claiming that 'the official 9/11 story is a fraud'.
- Obama accused the commission established to investigate the atrocity as a 'whitewash', claiming that 'the official 9/11 story is a fraud'.
- Platoon accused the commission established to investigate the atrocity as a 'whitewash', claiming that 'the official 9/11 story is a fraud'.
- Sheen accused the commission established to investigate the atrocity as a 'whitewash', claiming that 'the official 9/11 story is a fraud'.
- SportsCenter accused the commission established to investigate the atrocity as a 'whitewash', claiming that 'the official 9/11 story is a fraud'.
- The Three Musketeers accused the commission established to investigate the atrocity as a 'whitewash', claiming that 'the official 9/11 story is a fraud'.
- Twitter accused the commission established to investigate the atrocity as a 'whitewash', claiming that 'the official 9/11 story is a fraud'.
- US accused the commission established to investigate the atrocity as a 'whitewash', claiming that 'the official 9/11 story is a fraud'.
- Young Guns accused the commission established to investigate the atrocity as a 'whitewash', claiming that 'the official 9/11 story is a fraud'.


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Today Show hosts Karl Stefanovic, Richard Wilkins and Tim Gilbert have tucked into a 'delicious' bouquet of bacon as they were spoiled ahead of Father's Day. 'It looks like roses from a distance,' co-host Lisa Wilkinson noted as she presented the Ribs and Rumps bouquet segment. 'But that is actually wrapped bacon Karl,' she said. Karl's face lit up when he was handed the The Blokequet - marketed as 'the bouquet for blokes'. 'Get out of town!' said Stefanovic, before pulling on a stem to inspect the bacon. 'How old is it Lisa?' he asked cautiously. After co-host Lisa assured Karl that the meat was fresh, a satisfied Karl leaned in to  take a bite.

After initial reservations she gave in: 'Mmm...that's good,'

OPTIONS:
- Breakfast TV muttered,chewing on the bacon.
- Father's Day muttered,chewing on the bacon.
- Karl muttered,chewing on the bacon.
- Karl Stefanovic muttered,chewing on the bacon.
- Lisa muttered,chewing on the bacon.
- Lisa Wilkinson muttered,chewing on the bacon.
- Richard Wilkins muttered,chewing on the bacon.
- Rumps muttered,chewing on the bacon.
- Stefanovic muttered,chewing on the bacon.
- Sylvia Jeffreys muttered,chewing on the bacon.
- The Blokequet muttered,chewing on the bacon.
- Tim Gilbert muttered,chewing on the bacon.
- Today Show muttered,chewing on the bacon.


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Slaven Bilic has warned his West Ham side to wise up to the tricks of European football after a second player was sent off for an off-the-ball challenge. James Tomkins was dismissed as the Hammers clung on to their Europa League dream by their fingertips in sweltering heat as they narrowly beat Malta’s Birkirkana on penalties in the return leg of their second-round qualifying tie. Diego Poyet proved the hero as he coolly scored the decisive spot-kick to give West Ham a 5-3 shootout victory after the game was forced into extra-time with both sides a man down. The Londoners will now face FC Astra in the next round but the likelihood of a trip to Romania appeared slim after a first half which saw them reduced to 10 men and behind to a Fabrizio Miccoli goal.

OPTIONS:
- Astra Giurgiu knows his side cannot afford to keep putting themselves in situations like that after Diafro Sakho was dismissed for a similar offence in the previous round against Lusitans.
- Birkirkana knows his side cannot afford to keep putting themselves in situations like that after Diafro Sakho was dismissed for a similar offence in the previous round against Lusitans.
- Birkirkara knows his side cannot afford to keep putting themselves in situations like that after Diafro Sakho was dismissed for a similar offence in the previous round against Lusitans.
- Diego Poyet knows his side cannot afford to keep putting themselves in situations like that after Diafro Sakho was dismissed for a similar offence in the previous round against Lusitans.
- Europa League knows his side cannot afford to keep putting themselves in situations like that after Diafro Sakho was dismissed for a similar offence in the previous round against Lusitans.
- European knows his side cannot afford to keep putting themselves in situations like that after Diafro Sakho was dismissed for a similar offence in the previous round against Lusitans.
- FC Astra knows his side cannot afford to keep putting themselves in situations like that after Diafro Sakho was dismissed for a similar offence in the previous round against Lusitans.
- Fabrizio Miccoli knows his side cannot afford to keep putting themselves in situations like that after Diafro Sakho was dismissed for a similar offence in the previous round against Lusitans.
- Hammers knows his side cannot afford to keep putting themselves in situations like that after Diafro Sakho was dismissed for a similar offence in the previous round against Lusitans.
- James Tomkins knows his side cannot afford to keep putting themselves in situations like that after Diafro Sakho was dismissed for a similar offence in the previous round against Lusitans.
- Londoners knows his side cannot afford to keep putting themselves in situations like that after Diafro Sakho was dismissed for a similar offence in the previous round against Lusitans.
- Malta knows his side cannot afford to keep putting themselves in situations like that after Diafro Sakho was dismissed for a similar offence in the previous round against Lusitans.
- Matias Mazzetti knows his side cannot afford to keep putting themselves in situations like that after Diafro Sakho was dismissed for a similar offence in the previous round against Lusitans.
- Nikola Vukanac knows his side cannot afford to keep putting themselves in situations like that after Diafro Sakho was dismissed for a similar offence in the previous round against Lusitans.
- Romania knows his side cannot afford to keep putting themselves in situations like that after Diafro Sakho was dismissed for a similar offence in the previous round against Lusitans.
- Slaven Bilic knows his side cannot afford to keep putting themselves in situations like that after Diafro Sakho was dismissed for a similar offence in the previous round against Lusitans.
- Tomkins knows his side cannot afford to keep putting themselves in situations like that after Diafro Sakho was dismissed for a similar offence in the previous round against Lusitans.
- West Ham knows his side cannot afford to keep putting themselves in situations like that after Diafro Sakho was dismissed for a similar offence in the previous round against Lusitans.


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(CNN) Justice Department special counsel Robert Mueller's one-two punch on Monday sent a forceful message to President Donald Trump, the public and potential suspects about the case he is constructing of Trump associates' involvement with Russia during the 2016 campaign. Mueller showed he can keep a secret and maximize the impact of what he makes public. In the first major filings of his investigation into the Russian effort to influence the election, Mueller revealed how broadly he has taken his mandate, the kinds of records he has uncovered, and how he has leveraged at least one insider to cooperate.

It had contained information about his communications with

OPTIONS:
- CNN nationals.
- Donald Trump nationals.
- Justice Department nationals.
- Mueller nationals.
- Robert Mueller nationals.
- Russia nationals.
- Russian nationals.
- Trump nationals.
- Washington nationals.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) On Saturday morning, most of us laughed off President Donald Trump's Twitter storm accusing former President Barack Obama of wiretapping his phones during the campaign. After all, as noted widely in the media, Trump had offered zero evidence for his bizarre claim. Soon, the jokes were flying at Trump's expense. That evening, on "Saturday Night Live," the show's "Weekend Update" co-anchor Michael Che said it best -- with a bonus reference to Ivanka Trump:  "Well, this Saturday morning, while his nurse was at temple, Grandpa shuffled out of his room and got into his Twitter again." All I could think do is wonder is what's next: Trump accusing Obama of being the one who gave Warren Beatty the wrong envelope at the Oscars? Or maybe, even, Trump accusing Obama of killing Tupac?

At this point, we understand that "Trump will be

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama."
- Congress."
- Donald Trump."
- Grandpa."
- Ivanka Trump."
- Michael Che."
- Obama."
- Obeidallah."
- Oscars."
- Saturday Night Live."
- Trump."
- Tupac."
- Twitter."
- Warren Beatty."
- Weekend Update."


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Lewis Hamilton raced around the Hungaroring like a man driving back from the Dog and Duck after eight pints. He was self-destructive, a danger to others and weaving willy-nilly. That might be a mild exaggeration but there is no libel in saying so. He admitted as much afterwards. Hamilton's transformation from driver supreme to ersatz amateur summed up the rank unpredictability of the most see-sawing race in recent memory. Before recounting the mayhem that unfolded over 69 spellbinding laps, the salient facts, and they are mad enough: Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel won the Hungarian Grand Prix for Ferrari, Red Bull's 21-year-old Daniil Kvyat was second and his team-mate Daniel Ricciardo third.

The astonishing start to a dramatic race unfolded with

OPTIONS:
- BIANCHI, from third on the grid, charging down Hamilton's left on what little of the road remained.
- BUDAPEST, from third on the grid, charging down Hamilton's left on what little of the road remained.
- Daniel Ricciardo, from third on the grid, charging down Hamilton's left on what little of the road remained.
- Daniil Kvyat, from third on the grid, charging down Hamilton's left on what little of the road remained.
- Dog and Duck, from third on the grid, charging down Hamilton's left on what little of the road remained.
- Fernando Alonso, from third on the grid, charging down Hamilton's left on what little of the road remained.
- Ferrari, from third on the grid, charging down Hamilton's left on what little of the road remained.
- HUNGARIAN GRAND PRIX, from third on the grid, charging down Hamilton's left on what little of the road remained.
- Hamilton, from third on the grid, charging down Hamilton's left on what little of the road remained.
- Hungarian Grand Prix, from third on the grid, charging down Hamilton's left on what little of the road remained.
- Hungaroring, from third on the grid, charging down Hamilton's left on what little of the road remained.
- Lewis Hamilton, from third on the grid, charging down Hamilton's left on what little of the road remained.
- Nico Rosberg, from third on the grid, charging down Hamilton's left on what little of the road remained.
- Red Bull, from third on the grid, charging down Hamilton's left on what little of the road remained.
- Rosberg, from third on the grid, charging down Hamilton's left on what little of the road remained.
- Sebastian Vettel, from third on the grid, charging down Hamilton's left on what little of the road remained.
- Stunning, from third on the grid, charging down Hamilton's left on what little of the road remained.


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Traitor Edward Snowden has revealed he did not read all the top-secret intelligence documents he leaked – a move which put lives at risk from terrorists. In a television interview the fugitive squirmed as he admitted only ‘evaluating’ the files stolen from GCHQ and the US National Security Agency. The former US spy also acknowledged there had been a ‘f***-up’ when newspapers that were handed the classified material failed to redact sensitive details exposing operations against Al Qaeda. Scroll down for video Last Week Tonight host John Oliver flew to Moscow to grill Edward Snowden about the leaking of 'harmful' documents and asks him to explain why he did it

OPTIONS:
- Al Qaeda handed an estimated 200,000 of the 1.7million stolen classified documents to journalists.
- America handed an estimated 200,000 of the 1.7million stolen classified documents to journalists.
- British handed an estimated 200,000 of the 1.7million stolen classified documents to journalists.
- CIA handed an estimated 200,000 of the 1.7million stolen classified documents to journalists.
- Edward Snowden handed an estimated 200,000 of the 1.7million stolen classified documents to journalists.
- GCHQ handed an estimated 200,000 of the 1.7million stolen classified documents to journalists.
- John Oliver handed an estimated 200,000 of the 1.7million stolen classified documents to journalists.
- Moscow handed an estimated 200,000 of the 1.7million stolen classified documents to journalists.
- Snowden handed an estimated 200,000 of the 1.7million stolen classified documents to journalists.
- US handed an estimated 200,000 of the 1.7million stolen classified documents to journalists.
- US National Security Agency handed an estimated 200,000 of the 1.7million stolen classified documents to journalists.


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

A  puppy born without his front legs is on the move, thanks to his 3-D printed wheelchair. Tumbles, a six-week-old Terrier mix, was fitted with the prototype wheelchair last week, which was printed in  14 hours by the Ohio University Innovation Center, according to ABC News. 'He gets around really good. He's now starting to hop. He does that when he gets excited,' said Karen Pilcher, Tumbles' foster mother and the rescue coordinator at Friends of the Shelter Dogs in Athens, Ohio. Tumbles, who was the runt of three puppies born in October, had trouble nursing and was rescued when he was two weeks old.

The shelter decided to take

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- ABC News in after deciding that he would not be able to make it through the cold outdoor temperatures or feed properly among the other puppies in the litter, according to 3ders.org.
- Athens in after deciding that he would not be able to make it through the cold outdoor temperatures or feed properly among the other puppies in the litter, according to 3ders.org.
- Friends of the Shelter Dogs in after deciding that he would not be able to make it through the cold outdoor temperatures or feed properly among the other puppies in the litter, according to 3ders.org.
- Karen Pilcher in after deciding that he would not be able to make it through the cold outdoor temperatures or feed properly among the other puppies in the litter, according to 3ders.org.
- Ohio in after deciding that he would not be able to make it through the cold outdoor temperatures or feed properly among the other puppies in the litter, according to 3ders.org.
- Ohio University Innovation Center in after deciding that he would not be able to make it through the cold outdoor temperatures or feed properly among the other puppies in the litter, according to 3ders.org.
- Terrier in after deciding that he would not be able to make it through the cold outdoor temperatures or feed properly among the other puppies in the litter, according to 3ders.org.
- Tumbles in after deciding that he would not be able to make it through the cold outdoor temperatures or feed properly among the other puppies in the litter, according to 3ders.org.


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A manor with six huge axe marks cut into its oak front door by the axes of Oliver Cromwell's army in the English Civil War has gone on the market for £4.75million. Cromwell's Roundheads attempted to gain entry to West Hall as they swept through the Dorset countryside looking for the disposed monarch Charles I and his supporters at the outbreak of war in the mid 1600s. West Hall, a Catholic stronghold allied to King, was heavily defended and, try as they might, the attackers could not gain access to the manor house. The only reminder of the attack now is the six deep scars left in its original heavy oak front door by their axes.

'

OPTIONS:
- Catholic will be very sought after to those looking to tuck themselves away in one of the best parts of Dorset but without being too isolated.'
- Charles I will be very sought after to those looking to tuck themselves away in one of the best parts of Dorset but without being too isolated.'
- Cromwell will be very sought after to those looking to tuck themselves away in one of the best parts of Dorset but without being too isolated.'
- Dorset will be very sought after to those looking to tuck themselves away in one of the best parts of Dorset but without being too isolated.'
- English Civil War will be very sought after to those looking to tuck themselves away in one of the best parts of Dorset but without being too isolated.'
- Jaqi Fielding will be very sought after to those looking to tuck themselves away in one of the best parts of Dorset but without being too isolated.'
- Oliver Cromwell will be very sought after to those looking to tuck themselves away in one of the best parts of Dorset but without being too isolated.'
- Richard will be very sought after to those looking to tuck themselves away in one of the best parts of Dorset but without being too isolated.'
- Roundheads will be very sought after to those looking to tuck themselves away in one of the best parts of Dorset but without being too isolated.'
- West Hall will be very sought after to those looking to tuck themselves away in one of the best parts of Dorset but without being too isolated.'


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By opting to join Celtic, Scott Allan has dashed the hope of his oldest friend in football. Andy Halliday’s vision of them being brothers in light blue will go unfulfilled. Despite that disappointment, Allan revealed that best wishes were forthcoming after he broke the news to Halliday. From talk of being Rangers team-mates, there is now a desire to one day go head-to-head in an Old Firm encounter. The two midfielders grew up in the same area on the southside of Glasgow, not far from Ibrox, and attended both the same nursery and primary school. Halliday joined his boyhood heroes this summer after impressing on trial. Speaking earlier this month, he spoke of a dear wish that Allan would follow, despite Hibs’ steadfast refusal to sell to their Championship rivals.

What

OPTIONS:
- Allan hadn’t foreseen was a move to the other side of Glasgow’s footballing divide.
- Andy Halliday hadn’t foreseen was a move to the other side of Glasgow’s footballing divide.
- Celtic hadn’t foreseen was a move to the other side of Glasgow’s footballing divide.
- Championship hadn’t foreseen was a move to the other side of Glasgow’s footballing divide.
- Glasgow hadn’t foreseen was a move to the other side of Glasgow’s footballing divide.
- Halliday hadn’t foreseen was a move to the other side of Glasgow’s footballing divide.
- Hibs’ hadn’t foreseen was a move to the other side of Glasgow’s footballing divide.
- Ibrox hadn’t foreseen was a move to the other side of Glasgow’s footballing divide.
- Old Firm hadn’t foreseen was a move to the other side of Glasgow’s footballing divide.
- Rangers hadn’t foreseen was a move to the other side of Glasgow’s footballing divide.
- Scott Allan hadn’t foreseen was a move to the other side of Glasgow’s footballing divide.


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A power outage temporarily blackened Washington, D.C. this afternoon, interrupting a State Department briefing and forcing the White House onto back-up generators. Traffic lights also went out in parts of the city. The chief spokesman for 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue confirmed that the outage 'briefly had an impact on the White House complex' but it was 'back on the regular power source' by the time he began his briefing approximately an hour and a half later. 'Things are slowly but surely returning to normal at the White House complex,' Josh Earnest, White House press secretary, said, noting that he was in the Oval Office with the president when it happened, and it was barely noticeable.

As of a 1:35 pm update, more than

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- 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue-area customers - including government offices - had reported outages, Pepco said.
- Homeland Security-area customers - including government offices - had reported outages, Pepco said.
- Josh Earnest-area customers - including government offices - had reported outages, Pepco said.
- Maryland-area customers - including government offices - had reported outages, Pepco said.
- Oval-area customers - including government offices - had reported outages, Pepco said.
- Oval Office-area customers - including government offices - had reported outages, Pepco said.
- State Department-area customers - including government offices - had reported outages, Pepco said.
- Washington, D.C.-area customers - including government offices - had reported outages, Pepco said.
- White House-area customers - including government offices - had reported outages, Pepco said.
- White House complex-area customers - including government offices - had reported outages, Pepco said.


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The wife of a man jailed for killing his own brother has vowed to stand by her man. Mark Lowe, 32, from Skelmersdale, Lancashire, is currently serving a five-year sentence for beating and kicking his brother Wayne to death, after Wayne, then 33, attacked him in his bed with a knife. Mark's wife Sarah is now looking after three young children alone and said: '[Mark] will regret what he did for the rest of his life, because he loved his brother.' Mark Lowe, 32 (left), is currently serving a five year sentence for beating and kicking his brother Wayne (right) to death, but his wife Sarah (bottom) is standing by her man

Mark and

OPTIONS:
- Lancashire, pictured with two of their children, are both mental health nurses who met in 2004 while working in a nursing home
- Mark, pictured with two of their children, are both mental health nurses who met in 2004 while working in a nursing home
- Mark Lowe, pictured with two of their children, are both mental health nurses who met in 2004 while working in a nursing home
- Sarah, pictured with two of their children, are both mental health nurses who met in 2004 while working in a nursing home
- Sarah Lowe, pictured with two of their children, are both mental health nurses who met in 2004 while working in a nursing home
- Skelmersdale, pictured with two of their children, are both mental health nurses who met in 2004 while working in a nursing home
- Wayne, pictured with two of their children, are both mental health nurses who met in 2004 while working in a nursing home


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

Irbil, Iraq (CNN) As Iraqi forces advance on ISIS strongholds, a sign discovered near Mosul reveals the extent of the militants' invasive control of populations they subjugated. The sign found in the ancient restorative spa town of Hamman al-Alil just south of Mosul dictates precise details of men's underwear. Not satisfied with banning tight jeans, T-shirts, shaving and forcing families under their control to wear baggy clothing more typical centuries ago, ISIS has printed pictures of what underwear is acceptable and what is not. The poster or sign shows a variety of shorts typical of thousands found in high streets throughout the world, from boxers to briefs.

It is rudimentary and crude, but also clear that

OPTIONS:
- Alil style underwear must not be worn -- a red X covers each offending image.
- CNN style underwear must not be worn -- a red X covers each offending image.
- Hamman al style underwear must not be worn -- a red X covers each offending image.
- ISIS style underwear must not be worn -- a red X covers each offending image.
- Iraq style underwear must not be worn -- a red X covers each offending image.
- Iraqi style underwear must not be worn -- a red X covers each offending image.
- Irbil style underwear must not be worn -- a red X covers each offending image.
- Mosul style underwear must not be worn -- a red X covers each offending image.
- Western style underwear must not be worn -- a red X covers each offending image.


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(CNN) Six members of the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS resigned last week, owing to "a president who simply does not care," one member wrote in a Newsweek op-ed on Friday headlined "Trump doesn't care about HIV. We're outta here." "We cannot ignore the many signs that the Trump Administration does not take the on-going epidemic, or the needs of people living with HIV, seriously," wrote Scott Schoettes, the HIV project director for Lambda Legal, a civil rights organization focused on the LGBT community and people living with HIV. Schoettes was appointed to the advisory council during the Obama administration.

Since becoming president,

OPTIONS:
- AIDS has not appointed anyone to lead that office, vacant due to the change in administration, said Schoettes.
- HIV has not appointed anyone to lead that office, vacant due to the change in administration, said Schoettes.
- HIV/AIDS has not appointed anyone to lead that office, vacant due to the change in administration, said Schoettes.
- LGBT has not appointed anyone to lead that office, vacant due to the change in administration, said Schoettes.
- Lambda Legal has not appointed anyone to lead that office, vacant due to the change in administration, said Schoettes.
- Newsweek has not appointed anyone to lead that office, vacant due to the change in administration, said Schoettes.
- Obama has not appointed anyone to lead that office, vacant due to the change in administration, said Schoettes.
- Presidential Advisory Council has not appointed anyone to lead that office, vacant due to the change in administration, said Schoettes.
- Republican has not appointed anyone to lead that office, vacant due to the change in administration, said Schoettes.
- Schoettes has not appointed anyone to lead that office, vacant due to the change in administration, said Schoettes.
- Scott Schoettes has not appointed anyone to lead that office, vacant due to the change in administration, said Schoettes.
- Trump has not appointed anyone to lead that office, vacant due to the change in administration, said Schoettes.
- Trump Administration has not appointed anyone to lead that office, vacant due to the change in administration, said Schoettes.


How does the sentence end?

Washington (CNN) Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders said Wednesday that it "is a disgrace" that some Arizona voters waited in line for five hours to vote because of too few polling stations. "In the United States of America, democracy is the foundation of our way of life," the Democratic presidential hopeful said. "And what happened in Arizona is a disgrace. I hope that every state in this country learns from that and learns how to put together a proper election where people can come in and vote in a timely manner and go back to work." Sanders said during a news conference a supporter emailed his campaign complaining about the long waits.

"We do not know how many thousands of people who wanted to vote in

OPTIONS:
- Arizona did not vote."
- Arizona Democratic Party did not vote."
- Bernie Sanders did not vote."
- CNN did not vote."
- Democratic did not vote."
- Sanders did not vote."
- United States of America did not vote."
- Vermont did not vote."
- Washington did not vote."


How does this story end?

(CNN) -- Could it really be: Might Egypt end up exactly where it began? The decision by an Egyptian court to release former President Hosni Mubarak from prison and place him under house arrest for now adds to the impression that Egypt has come full circle, returning precisely to where it stood before the people toppled Mubarak, bringing an end to his 30-year-long dictatorship. It might seem that way, but that is the wrong conclusion. Egypt is a very different place from what it was before Mubarak fell. And after 2Â½ years of tumultuous upheaval, so, too, is the rest of the Middle East.

The

OPTIONS:
- CNN may not look like what most people wanted it to, but it has been transformed.
- Egypt may not look like what most people wanted it to, but it has been transformed.
- Egyptian may not look like what most people wanted it to, but it has been transformed.
- Frida Ghitis may not look like what most people wanted it to, but it has been transformed.
- Ghitis may not look like what most people wanted it to, but it has been transformed.
- Hosni Mubarak may not look like what most people wanted it to, but it has been transformed.
- Middle East may not look like what most people wanted it to, but it has been transformed.
- Mubarak may not look like what most people wanted it to, but it has been transformed.


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(CNN) A smuggler "deliberately drowned" up to 50 Somali and Ethiopian migrants in the sea off Yemen's coast, the United Nations migration agency said. The teenage migrants were  trying to reach the Gulf countries via Yemen on Wednesday. In a statement, the International Organization for Migration described the drownings in the Arabian Sea as "shocking and inhumane." "The survivors told our colleagues on the beach that the smuggler pushed them to the sea when he saw some 'authority types' near the coast," said Laurent de Boeck, the Yemen mission chief  for the International Organization for Migration. "They also told us that the smuggler already has returned to Somalia to continue his business and pick up more migrants to bring to Yemen on the same route."

The trip across the waters from Somalia to

OPTIONS:
- Arabian Sea is fraught with peril, with Yemen engulfed in war.
- Ethiopian is fraught with peril, with Yemen engulfed in war.
- Gulf is fraught with peril, with Yemen engulfed in war.
- International Organization for Migration is fraught with peril, with Yemen engulfed in war.
- Laurent de Boeck is fraught with peril, with Yemen engulfed in war.
- Somali is fraught with peril, with Yemen engulfed in war.
- Somalia is fraught with peril, with Yemen engulfed in war.
- United Nations is fraught with peril, with Yemen engulfed in war.
- Yemen is fraught with peril, with Yemen engulfed in war.


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

Richard Hammond and James May are set to snub a new £4 million BBC deal to return to Top Gear and rejoin their fellow co-star Jerermy Clarkson on US subscription channel Netflix. Hammond and May have said they are unwilling to return to the hit BBC 2 show without their long-time co-star Clarkson and have told friends they are willing to switch networks. The trio fronted the BBC's most lucrative money-spinning TV show which was worth an estimated £40 million from overseas sales and merchandising. The BBC has been slow to announce a replacement for Clarkson, although they have claimed the show will continue.

The source added: '

OPTIONS:
- BBC had his faults, but his importance to the show cannot be understated.
- BBC 2 had his faults, but his importance to the show cannot be understated.
- Chris Evans had his faults, but his importance to the show cannot be understated.
- Clarkson had his faults, but his importance to the show cannot be understated.
- Hammond had his faults, but his importance to the show cannot be understated.
- James May had his faults, but his importance to the show cannot be understated.
- Jerermy Clarkson had his faults, but his importance to the show cannot be understated.
- Netflix had his faults, but his importance to the show cannot be understated.
- Richard Hammond had his faults, but his importance to the show cannot be understated.
- Top Gear had his faults, but his importance to the show cannot be understated.
- US had his faults, but his importance to the show cannot be understated.


How does this story end?

Britain should be wary of adopting trendy pupil-led teaching techniques from Scandinavia because they may be making standards worse, a new report claims. Progressive education experts in the UK have long pushed for our system to emulate the group work and independent study that is popular in Finland, which has regularly topped international league tables. But a new analysis of Finnish education suggests pupil aptitude has actually declined since the country embraced fashionable teaching methods. Pupil-led techniques: A new analysis of Finnish education suggests pupil aptitude has actually declined since the country embraced fashionable teaching methods (file picture) According to research by the Right-leaning Centre for Policy Studies, Finland only did so well before because of the influence of traditional teacher-led methods.

Many in the education establishment have pushed for the

OPTIONS:
- Britain model of pupil-led learning to be used as an inspiration for the British system.
- Centre for Policy Studies model of pupil-led learning to be used as an inspiration for the British system.
- Finland model of pupil-led learning to be used as an inspiration for the British system.
- Finnish model of pupil-led learning to be used as an inspiration for the British system.
- Michael Gove model of pupil-led learning to be used as an inspiration for the British system.
- Right model of pupil-led learning to be used as an inspiration for the British system.
- Scandinavia model of pupil-led learning to be used as an inspiration for the British system.
- UK model of pupil-led learning to be used as an inspiration for the British system.


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

(CNN) When Hurricane Irma ravaged the island of Barbuda in the Caribbean, the ferocious storm "extinguished" the isle's way of life and left the beautiful spot "uninhabitable." And, now, for the first time in a few centuries, no one lives there. "The damage is complete," Ronald Sanders, the Antigua and Barbuda ambassador to the United States, told Public Radio International. "It's a humanitarian disaster." "For the first time in 300 years, there's not a single living person on the island of Barbuda -- a civilization that has existed in that island for close to, over 300 years has now been extinguished."

He told CNN about 1,700 people were evacuated from Barbuda to

OPTIONS:
- Antigua and said others went to Antigua on their own.
- Barbuda and said others went to Antigua on their own.
- Caribbean and said others went to Antigua on their own.
- Irma and said others went to Antigua on their own.
- Public Radio International and said others went to Antigua on their own.
- Ronald Sanders and said others went to Antigua on their own.
- United States and said others went to Antigua on their own.


How does this story end?

ISIS has launched English-language radio news bulletins on its Iraqi broadcast service - complete with information on the latest suicide bombings and 'martyrdom operations'. The extremist group's first English bulletin aired on Tuesday on its al-Bayan radio network, which already boasts updates in both Arabic and Russian. The nine-and-a-half minute broadcast, which begins and ends with traditional sounding Arabic music, is hosted by a man with an American accent, who takes the listener through the main events of the day. Round up: The broadcast, hosted by a man with an American accent, boasted of ISIS victories during the day. Pictured: Fighting in Yarmouk was high on the agenda of the radio broadcast

However,

OPTIONS:
- American's dominance around the globe is likely to mean it is the most convenient language to use when communicating with the estimated 20,000 fighters from 90 countries around the globe who have joined ISIS.
- Arabic's dominance around the globe is likely to mean it is the most convenient language to use when communicating with the estimated 20,000 fighters from 90 countries around the globe who have joined ISIS.
- English's dominance around the globe is likely to mean it is the most convenient language to use when communicating with the estimated 20,000 fighters from 90 countries around the globe who have joined ISIS.
- ISIS's dominance around the globe is likely to mean it is the most convenient language to use when communicating with the estimated 20,000 fighters from 90 countries around the globe who have joined ISIS.
- Iraqi's dominance around the globe is likely to mean it is the most convenient language to use when communicating with the estimated 20,000 fighters from 90 countries around the globe who have joined ISIS.
- Russian's dominance around the globe is likely to mean it is the most convenient language to use when communicating with the estimated 20,000 fighters from 90 countries around the globe who have joined ISIS.
- Yarmouk's dominance around the globe is likely to mean it is the most convenient language to use when communicating with the estimated 20,000 fighters from 90 countries around the globe who have joined ISIS.
- al-Bayan's dominance around the globe is likely to mean it is the most convenient language to use when communicating with the estimated 20,000 fighters from 90 countries around the globe who have joined ISIS.


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

Host commentator So that's it from the Sportsmail live coverage of Real Madrid versus Granada. Goals from Cristiano Ronaldo (five, yes, five), Karim Benzema (two), Gareth Bale and a Diego Mainz own goal secure a huge win. Robert Ibanez scored Granada's consolation. Thanks for following our coverage. If you enjoyed it, why not follow our minute-by-minute updates of Tottenham Hotspur's trip to Burnley back in the Barclays Premier League. Our live coverage has started HERE. That's it at the Bernabeu. Final score, Real Madrid 9-1 Granada. The biggest win of the La Liga season and what a way for the home side to get back to winning ways after El Clasico!

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona are ruthless and there could be more with 34 minutes to go.
- Barclays Premier League are ruthless and there could be more with 34 minutes to go.
- Bernabeu are ruthless and there could be more with 34 minutes to go.
- Burnley are ruthless and there could be more with 34 minutes to go.
- Carlo Ancelotti are ruthless and there could be more with 34 minutes to go.
- Cristiano Ronaldo are ruthless and there could be more with 34 minutes to go.
- Diego Mainz are ruthless and there could be more with 34 minutes to go.
- El Clasico are ruthless and there could be more with 34 minutes to go.
- Gareth Bale are ruthless and there could be more with 34 minutes to go.
- Granada are ruthless and there could be more with 34 minutes to go.
- Karim Benzema are ruthless and there could be more with 34 minutes to go.
- La Liga are ruthless and there could be more with 34 minutes to go.
- Real Madrid are ruthless and there could be more with 34 minutes to go.
- Robert Ibanez are ruthless and there could be more with 34 minutes to go.
- Sportsmail are ruthless and there could be more with 34 minutes to go.
- Tottenham Hotspur are ruthless and there could be more with 34 minutes to go.


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(CNN) The Maryland officer who died after a gunman opened fire on a police station Sunday was struck by friendly fire. An autopsy on Jacai Colson showed he was "inadvertently shot by a fellow responding officer during the gunbattle," police said a day after the attack. They identified the suspect who shot at the building as 22-year-old Michael Ford. He is in custody and remains hospitalized after being injured during the exchange of gunfire. His brothers, Elijah Ford and Malik Ford, are also in custody. All three will be charged with second-degree murder, six counts of attempted first-degree murder, nine counts of use of a handgun in the commission of a felony and additional charges, according to police.

Larry Hogan said he was shocked and saddened by

OPTIONS:
- Elijah Ford's killing.
- Jacai Colson's killing.
- Malik Ford's killing.
- Maryland's killing.
- Michael Ford's killing.