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Convicted murderer Lee Bates is now living in fear of his own life after the deranged killer he helped send to prison for life is on the run following the 'Shawshank Redemption' escape from a maximum-security prison. Bates, 38, turned state's evidence against Richard Matt in 2008, telling a court of a 27-hour ride of terror as Matt searched for the perfect place to kill and dismember his former boss. Bates had been sentenced to 15 years to life a decade earlier and was released last August. But now, as the manhunt for Matt and his fellow escapee David Sweat has spread to three countries with authorities admitting they have no idea where the men are, Bates is wondering if he did the right thing.

While there, Matt drunk

OPTIONS:
- Bates's wine — pouring some of it on his victim as he stole his hairpiece.
- Daily Mail Online's wine — pouring some of it on his victim as he stole his hairpiece.
- David Sweat's wine — pouring some of it on his victim as he stole his hairpiece.
- Lee Bates's wine — pouring some of it on his victim as he stole his hairpiece.
- Matt's wine — pouring some of it on his victim as he stole his hairpiece.
- New York's wine — pouring some of it on his victim as he stole his hairpiece.
- Niagara River's wine — pouring some of it on his victim as he stole his hairpiece.
- Richard Matt's wine — pouring some of it on his victim as he stole his hairpiece.
- Rickerson's wine — pouring some of it on his victim as he stole his hairpiece.
- Shawshank Redemption's wine — pouring some of it on his victim as he stole his hairpiece.
- William Rickerson's wine — pouring some of it on his victim as he stole his hairpiece.


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When Caitlin Miller first met Scott Worgan six years ago it was ‘love at first sight’. Now Scott's heart-warming proposal video has gone viral after the father-of-two enlisted his impossibly cute little girls to help him pop the question to the love of his life. The 29-year-old, from the Central Coast in NSW, wrote out a series of signs for his romantic proposal and asked his daughters Scarlett, 3, and Sienna, 20 months, to hold them up in front of the camera. ‘You’re so amazing in every way. Everything you do for us. Everything you do for daddy makes us feel so special,’ one card reads.

The pair had often spoken about marriage since having their first child but never really made plans and

OPTIONS:
- Caitlin Miller had ‘no idea’ on the day that he was about to propose.
- Central Coast had ‘no idea’ on the day that he was about to propose.
- NSW had ‘no idea’ on the day that he was about to propose.
- Scarlett had ‘no idea’ on the day that he was about to propose.
- Scott had ‘no idea’ on the day that he was about to propose.
- Scott Worgan had ‘no idea’ on the day that he was about to propose.
- Sienna had ‘no idea’ on the day that he was about to propose.


As soon as you walk through customs at Tallinn airport you are greeted with a sign that says 'Welcome to Estonia – It's positively surprising.' It's positively surprising. That's how Estonians describe their own country. Not exactly a ringing endorsement of the highest degree, yet these two words, these two simple words, epitomises the country and its people perfectly – that they're calmly confident that this is a destination like no other, it's just that you haven't realised it yet. Being in such close proximity to Russia, it is easy to think that Estonia is just another former Soviet bloc country with grey concrete buildings and even gloomier dispositions, yet it couldn't be more different to its much larger neighbour.

For more information on events and things to do in Estonia, please see Visit

OPTIONS:
- Estonia.
- Estonians.
- Russia.
- Soviet.
- Tallinn.


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For its cash crops and its position in important trade routes, the British placed a high value on Anguilla when we first made it a colony in the 17th century. Later one of the British Leeward Islands, we fought over it with the French, among others, and continued to rule over it as our lust for empire rose and fell in the 19th and 20th centuries. The slaves and the sugar cane have gone now but it remains, in its current guise as a British Overseas Territory, one of the last vestiges of that empire. So tell me this: if the Caribbean island is good enough for us to exploit for more than 300 years, what the hell is wrong with one of its inhabitants, Zharnel Hughes, wanting to compete for Britain in the Olympics?

Other athletes have adopted a defiant attitude and said they will not simply step aside for the latest batch of newcomers who have declared their allegiance to

OPTIONS:
- Anguilla.
- Britain.
- British.
- British Leeward Islands.
- British Overseas Territory.
- Caribbean.
- French.
- Hughes.
- Olympics.
- Plastic Brit.
- Plastic Brits.
- Richard Kilty.
- Twitter.
- Union Jack.
- Zharnel Hughes.


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This is the horrifying moment a crazed attacker set upon an 80-year-old woman on the way to a medical appointment, leaving her covered in savage bruises. Lynnette Oakey, 34, pounced on Veronica Heyes in Preston, Lancashire, after confronting the pensioner and demanding cigarettes from her. The brutal attack, after which Mrs Heyes had to be rushed to hospital, was captured by a CCTV camera not far from the surgery where she was headed for a blood test. Mrs Heyes has since spoken out about the attack, during which she said Oakey acted like a 'wild thing' under the influence of drugs.

Mrs

OPTIONS:
- CCTV, a widow, was attacked on September 4 this year.
- Heyes, a widow, was attacked on September 4 this year.
- Lancashire, a widow, was attacked on September 4 this year.
- Lynnette Oakey, a widow, was attacked on September 4 this year.
- Oakey, a widow, was attacked on September 4 this year.
- Pounced, a widow, was attacked on September 4 this year.
- Preston, a widow, was attacked on September 4 this year.
- Veronica Heyes, a widow, was attacked on September 4 this year.


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Baltimore, Maryland (CNN) -- President Obama and House GOP leaders promised greater efforts to step back from the partisan brink Friday, acknowledging that Washington's toxic political climate has made it increasingly tough to tackle major problems. The pledge was immediately called into question, however, as the two parties repeatedly expressed sharply differing viewpoints during a rare meeting at a House Republican retreat in Baltimore. Obama accepted an invitation from House GOP leaders to address their caucus. His speech Friday was followed by an often pointed question-and-answer session. "House Republican leaders are grateful for [Obama's] willingness to come ... and have a frank and honest conversation," said Rep. Mike Pence, R-Indiana. "We welcome the dialogue with the president."

"Both sides can take some blame for a sour climate on Capitol Hill," Obama said, adding that

OPTIONS:
- Baltimore and Republicans need to be careful in choosing their rhetoric.
- Bolshevik and Republicans need to be careful in choosing their rhetoric.
- CNN and Republicans need to be careful in choosing their rhetoric.
- Capitol Hill and Republicans need to be careful in choosing their rhetoric.
- Democrats and Republicans need to be careful in choosing their rhetoric.
- GOP and Republicans need to be careful in choosing their rhetoric.
- House and Republicans need to be careful in choosing their rhetoric.
- John Boehner and Republicans need to be careful in choosing their rhetoric.
- Maryland and Republicans need to be careful in choosing their rhetoric.
- Mike Pence and Republicans need to be careful in choosing their rhetoric.
- Obama and Republicans need to be careful in choosing their rhetoric.
- R-Indiana and Republicans need to be careful in choosing their rhetoric.
- Republican and Republicans need to be careful in choosing their rhetoric.
- Republicans and Republicans need to be careful in choosing their rhetoric.
- Washington and Republicans need to be careful in choosing their rhetoric.


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A Florida university is investigating the death of a student who drowned in Daytona Beach to determine whether or not hazing was involved. Bethune-Cookman University student Damian Parks, 22, was reported missing after going swimming with student s at 3am on Sunday and students who were with him said strong currents pulled Parks out to sea. His body was found Monday morning. Students who were with Parks, who were all part of a step team called Melodic Stepping Experience, which formed last year, said no hazing was involved. Bethune-Cookman University student Damian Parks, 22, drowned in Daytona Beach on Sunday after going for a swim with friends at 3am. He was pulled out to see by a strong current and his body was later found on Monday morning

While information regarding the events of April 20th are continuing to surface, we ask that the public join

OPTIONS:
- Bethune-Cookman University in supporting the Parks family in this most difficult time,' she said.
- Carolyn Parks in supporting the Parks family in this most difficult time,' she said.
- Damian Parks in supporting the Parks family in this most difficult time,' she said.
- Daytona Beach in supporting the Parks family in this most difficult time,' she said.
- Florida in supporting the Parks family in this most difficult time,' she said.
- Melodic Stepping Experience in supporting the Parks family in this most difficult time,' she said.
- Parks in supporting the Parks family in this most difficult time,' she said.
- Volusia County Beach Safety Ocean Rescue in supporting the Parks family in this most difficult time,' she said.


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Britain's economic recovery is being fuelled by families raiding their savings, new figures suggested today. Despite the economy growing even faster than previously thought, people are still poorer than they were before the economic crash seven years ago. And families are able to save less each month than before the crash, according to the Office for National Statistics. It emerged today that in the first three months of the year, the economy grew 0.4 per cent – 0.1 per cent higher than previous estimates. Over the whole of last year it boomed 3 per cent, the ONS said. However, despite the strong growth, British families are still poorer than they were before the economic crash seven years ago.

'Today's figures are another reminder that the economic plan we've pursued in Britain these last five years has increased our resilience - and we will take whatever further steps are needed to protect the

OPTIONS:
- Britain from the new risks we see to our economic security.'
- British from the new risks we see to our economic security.'
- ONS from the new risks we see to our economic security.'
- Office for National Statistics from the new risks we see to our economic security.'
- UK from the new risks we see to our economic security.'


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(CNN) When Palestinian militant group Hamas announced its new policy document to the world, it wasn't from Ramallah or Gaza City, but from the Sheraton hotel's gilded Salwa Ballroom in Doha. It was no surprise that Hamas chose Qatar. It's the home of outgoing Hamas leader, Khaled Meshaal, and much of his senior leadership. "Qatar is quite important for Hamas," said H.A. Hellyer, a senior non-resident fellow at the Atlantic Council. "Qatar provides strong financial aid to the occupied Palestinian territories and is a safe haven for a number of Hamas leaders." The recent crisis in the Persian Gulf region is putting that relationship in jeopardy. Earlier this month, nine countries including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt, and Bahrain cut diplomatic ties with Qatar and imposed financial embargoes of varying severity.

OPTIONS:
- Doha is seen as having been under a series of pressures for the last few years, reflected in some significant internal changes.
- Gaza City is seen as having been under a series of pressures for the last few years, reflected in some significant internal changes.
- Hamas is seen as having been under a series of pressures for the last few years, reflected in some significant internal changes.
- Khaled Meshaal is seen as having been under a series of pressures for the last few years, reflected in some significant internal changes.
- Palestinian is seen as having been under a series of pressures for the last few years, reflected in some significant internal changes.
- Qatar is seen as having been under a series of pressures for the last few years, reflected in some significant internal changes.
- Ramallah is seen as having been under a series of pressures for the last few years, reflected in some significant internal changes.
- Salwa Ballroom is seen as having been under a series of pressures for the last few years, reflected in some significant internal changes.
- Sheraton is seen as having been under a series of pressures for the last few years, reflected in some significant internal changes.


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(CNN) Former police officer Stephen Mader says the incident that cost him his job at the Weirton, West Virginia Police Department lasted less than 12 minutes. When it was over, a 23-year old man was dead. 40 officers patrol this small town in the northern panhandle of the state. Wedged between Ohio and Pennsylvania, it has the distinction of being the only US city that "sits in one state while its borders touch two other states," the town boasts on its website. Mader, a Marine veteran who served in Afghanistan, is suing this small city where he's lived his entire life. He claims he was fired from the force for not shooting and killing Ronald "R.J." Williams Jr. during a domestic disturbance call in May 2016.

On Wednesday, attorneys for

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan filed a lawsuit against the City of Weirton for wrongful termination.
- City filed a lawsuit against the City of Weirton for wrongful termination.
- Mader filed a lawsuit against the City of Weirton for wrongful termination.
- Marine filed a lawsuit against the City of Weirton for wrongful termination.
- Ohio filed a lawsuit against the City of Weirton for wrongful termination.
- Pennsylvania filed a lawsuit against the City of Weirton for wrongful termination.
- Ronald "R.J." Williams Jr. filed a lawsuit against the City of Weirton for wrongful termination.
- Stephen Mader filed a lawsuit against the City of Weirton for wrongful termination.
- US filed a lawsuit against the City of Weirton for wrongful termination.
- Weirton filed a lawsuit against the City of Weirton for wrongful termination.
- West Virginia Police Department filed a lawsuit against the City of Weirton for wrongful termination.


A man from Iowa made his Harry Potter-loving wife's dreams come true when he turned their home into her very own Hogwarts in celebration of her birthday. Corey Kundert, 27, got out his spell book to turn the apartment that he shares with Amanda into something akin to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. From hidden railway platforms and special potions to wanted posters and magic wands, he ensured that everything for her 26th birthday party had something to do with Harry Potter. Amanda told Seventeen how her husband had known for years just how big of a fan she was of the franchise.

Amanda was also given a birthday cake which was deliberately misspelled - a nod to spelling errors made by Hagrid on

OPTIONS:
- Amanda's 11th birthday.
- Corey Kundert's 11th birthday.
- Corey Kundert's 11th birthday.
- Harry Potter's 11th birthday.
- Hogwarts's 11th birthday.
- Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry's 11th birthday.
- Iowa's 11th birthday.
- Seventeen's 11th birthday.


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(CNN) -- On a warm summer afternoon in Buenos Aires last February, an Argentinian friend dropped me off in the charming historic neighborhood of San Telmo on her way to work. "You should go see a murga tonight!" she said. My only association with murga was a love song by one of my favorite musicians, Uruguayan singer Jorge Drexler, called "Murga Reggae": "Con mi amor yo quiero bailar/Murga Reggae." My Spanish wasn't good enough to understand the entire song, but the lyrics I did get seemed pleasant: Something about summertime, a shower of stars, the end of carnival and how he wanted to dance with his love. Did I want to see a murga? Claro!

San Telmo: One of the oldest neighborhoods of Buenos Aires,

OPTIONS:
- Africans will meet every romantic's expectations: cobblestone streets, wrought iron balconies, antique markets and tango.
- Argentina will meet every romantic's expectations: cobblestone streets, wrought iron balconies, antique markets and tango.
- Argentinian will meet every romantic's expectations: cobblestone streets, wrought iron balconies, antique markets and tango.
- Buenos Aires will meet every romantic's expectations: cobblestone streets, wrought iron balconies, antique markets and tango.
- CNN will meet every romantic's expectations: cobblestone streets, wrought iron balconies, antique markets and tango.
- Claro will meet every romantic's expectations: cobblestone streets, wrought iron balconies, antique markets and tango.
- Jorge Drexler will meet every romantic's expectations: cobblestone streets, wrought iron balconies, antique markets and tango.
- Murga will meet every romantic's expectations: cobblestone streets, wrought iron balconies, antique markets and tango.
- Murga Reggae will meet every romantic's expectations: cobblestone streets, wrought iron balconies, antique markets and tango.
- San Telmo will meet every romantic's expectations: cobblestone streets, wrought iron balconies, antique markets and tango.
- Spain will meet every romantic's expectations: cobblestone streets, wrought iron balconies, antique markets and tango.
- Spanish will meet every romantic's expectations: cobblestone streets, wrought iron balconies, antique markets and tango.
- Uruguay will meet every romantic's expectations: cobblestone streets, wrought iron balconies, antique markets and tango.
- Uruguayan will meet every romantic's expectations: cobblestone streets, wrought iron balconies, antique markets and tango.


The death of a young rugby league player has sparked an outpouring of tributes where people, who did not even know the 25-year-old, are putting out their footballs to remember James Ackerman. The act has kicked off the hashtag 'put your footy out', similar to the 'put your bats out' phenomena that happened following the death of young cricketer Phillip Hughes who died after he was hit by a bouncer at Sydney Cricket Ground last year. Ackerman died from a severe head injury that he suffered in a tackle during a Queensland Cup match against the Norths Devils at Bishop Park in Nundah, north of Brisbane, on Saturday.

In the hours immediately following his death,

OPTIONS:
- Ackerman's family released a statement thanking the sporting and wider community for their support.
- Bishop Park's family released a statement thanking the sporting and wider community for their support.
- Brisbane's family released a statement thanking the sporting and wider community for their support.
- James Ackerman's family released a statement thanking the sporting and wider community for their support.
- Norths Devils's family released a statement thanking the sporting and wider community for their support.
- Nundah's family released a statement thanking the sporting and wider community for their support.
- Phillip Hughes's family released a statement thanking the sporting and wider community for their support.
- Queensland Cup's family released a statement thanking the sporting and wider community for their support.
- Queensland Rugby League's family released a statement thanking the sporting and wider community for their support.
- Sydney Cricket Ground's family released a statement thanking the sporting and wider community for their support.
- Twitter's family released a statement thanking the sporting and wider community for their support.


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(CNN) -- It's been called the fourth "R" of education: reading, writing, arithmetic and now, aerobics. But the gym class of generation Wii isn't the same one you probably remember from school. "You hear sometimes the old stories ... where you roll the ball out and students just played the game," says Hanna Vaandering, president of the Oregon Education Association. "That's not what physical education is about today." As they struggle to keep kids active in the midst of an obesity epidemic, PE teachers are using technology and the latest fitness trends to inspire even the most nonathletic children to develop a lifelong love for exercise.

An overemphasis on standardized tests and budget cuts has removed important stress outlets such as art class and

OPTIONS:
- CNN in some schools, she says.
- CrossFit in some schools, she says.
- Hanna Vaandering in some schools, she says.
- Oregon Education Association in some schools, she says.
- PE in some schools, she says.
- Wii in some schools, she says.


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Carrying heavy items to his car and pushing a wheelchair, terror preacher Hani Al-Sibai does not seem to have severe mobility problems. Yet he is claiming £50,000 a year in disability and other benefits as he defies efforts to kick him out of the country. Now Al-Sibai, a ‘key influencer’ of the group behind the Tunisian beach massacre, could have his handouts from the taxpayer slashed after the Mail took these photographs casting doubt on his claim to be severely disabled. Al-Sibai, who has fought deportation from the UK for more than a decade, insists he is too unwell to work, cannot walk without severe discomfort and requires help with basic care, such as washing, dressing and using the toilet.

However the photographs caught

OPTIONS:
- Al-Sibai walking with apparent ease in the sunshine.
- Hani Al-Sibai walking with apparent ease in the sunshine.
- Mail-Sibai walking with apparent ease in the sunshine.
- Sibai-Sibai walking with apparent ease in the sunshine.
- Tunisian-Sibai walking with apparent ease in the sunshine.
- UK-Sibai walking with apparent ease in the sunshine.


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West Palm Beach, Florida (CNN) President Donald Trump is back to attacking his predecessor, former President Barack Obama. In a series of tweets early Saturday morning, Trump called Obama a "bad" or "sick" person after accusing him, without evidence, of ordering the government to tap his phones during the 2016 presidential campaign. While attacks from Trump aimed at Obama are nothing we haven't seen before, they come after months of restraint and even complimentary comments Trump has made about his predecessor since he was elected president. And they marked a return to Trump's earlier treatment of Obama. The relationship is all best summed up in a comment Trump made on Fox News in late January: "What amazed me is that I was vicious to him in statements, he was vicious to me in statements, and here we are getting along, we're riding up Pennsylvania Avenue. ... We don't even mention it. I guess that's the world of politics."

Earlier that day, he told

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama it was a "great honor being with you and I look forward to being with you many, many more times," saying he would seek Obama's counsel.
- CNN it was a "great honor being with you and I look forward to being with you many, many more times," saying he would seek Obama's counsel.
- Donald Trump it was a "great honor being with you and I look forward to being with you many, many more times," saying he would seek Obama's counsel.
- Florida it was a "great honor being with you and I look forward to being with you many, many more times," saying he would seek Obama's counsel.
- Fox News it was a "great honor being with you and I look forward to being with you many, many more times," saying he would seek Obama's counsel.
- Obama it was a "great honor being with you and I look forward to being with you many, many more times," saying he would seek Obama's counsel.
- Pennsylvania Avenue it was a "great honor being with you and I look forward to being with you many, many more times," saying he would seek Obama's counsel.
- Trump it was a "great honor being with you and I look forward to being with you many, many more times," saying he would seek Obama's counsel.
- West Palm Beach it was a "great honor being with you and I look forward to being with you many, many more times," saying he would seek Obama's counsel.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump believes the "greatest immediate threat" to the US is North Korea and its nuclear program, a senior administration official told reporters. Trump has already called on China to take action to rein in North Korea, over which China has considerable influence and leverage, the official said. "You gotta work on North Korea," Trump told a Chinese official on February 27, the senior administration official said, apparently pointing to a brief meeting at the White House between Trump and Chinese State Councilor Yang Jiechi, the highest-ranking Chinese official Trump has met with since taking office. North Korea has successfully developed nuclear weapons, but still lacks a delivery method, the official said. Still, the US administration is concerned that North Korea could purchase a delivery method.

The question for

OPTIONS:
- CNN, though, has been, "Is he crazy or is he smart and strategic?"
- China, though, has been, "Is he crazy or is he smart and strategic?"
- Chinese, though, has been, "Is he crazy or is he smart and strategic?"
- Donald Trump, though, has been, "Is he crazy or is he smart and strategic?"
- North Korea, though, has been, "Is he crazy or is he smart and strategic?"
- Trump, though, has been, "Is he crazy or is he smart and strategic?"
- US, though, has been, "Is he crazy or is he smart and strategic?"
- Washington, though, has been, "Is he crazy or is he smart and strategic?"
- White House, though, has been, "Is he crazy or is he smart and strategic?"
- Yang Jiechi, though, has been, "Is he crazy or is he smart and strategic?"


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Jeremy Clarkson visited his producer's home to apologise for their Top Gear altercation but was given the cold shoulder, it was claimed last night. The BBC investigation into the row has been told Oisin Tymon refused to even open the door to the presenter after he turned up at his house, according to a report. Sources said the incident happened four days after 54-year-old Clarkson allegedly punched Mr Tymon during an argument after filming over a hot meal at a North Yorkshire hotel. Scroll down for video Claim: The BBC investigation into the row has been told producer Oisin Tymon (right) refused to even open the door to presenter Jeremy Clarkson (left) after he turned up at his home, according to a report

Although

OPTIONS:
- BBC has been taken off air, tickets are still on sale for the four performances of the live show in Norway, which will take place next Friday and Saturday.
- Clarkson has been taken off air, tickets are still on sale for the four performances of the live show in Norway, which will take place next Friday and Saturday.
- Jeremy Clarkson has been taken off air, tickets are still on sale for the four performances of the live show in Norway, which will take place next Friday and Saturday.
- North Yorkshire has been taken off air, tickets are still on sale for the four performances of the live show in Norway, which will take place next Friday and Saturday.
- Norway has been taken off air, tickets are still on sale for the four performances of the live show in Norway, which will take place next Friday and Saturday.
- Oisin Tymon has been taken off air, tickets are still on sale for the four performances of the live show in Norway, which will take place next Friday and Saturday.
- Top Gear has been taken off air, tickets are still on sale for the four performances of the live show in Norway, which will take place next Friday and Saturday.
- Tymon has been taken off air, tickets are still on sale for the four performances of the live show in Norway, which will take place next Friday and Saturday.
- Yorkshire has been taken off air, tickets are still on sale for the four performances of the live show in Norway, which will take place next Friday and Saturday.


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Washington (CNN) Preet Bharara, the US attorney for the Southern District of New York who President Donald Trump fired just three months into his presidency, says he believes that if he had stayed Trump would have asked him "to do something inappropriate." "I will tell you one thing, now that it's been some months. I believe based on the information that we have on the president talking to Jim Comey relating to Michael Flynn, the information about the president talking to Jeff Sessions about the case of Joe Arpaio, and how he wanted both of those cases to go away -- that had I not been fired, and had Donald Trump continued to cultivate a direct personal relationship with me, it's my strong belief that at some point, given the history, the President of the United States would have asked me to do something inappropriate," Preet said on the first episode of his new podcast "Stay Tuned with Preet."

The next call from

OPTIONS:
- Bharara came the day before inauguration.
- CNN came the day before inauguration.
- Donald Trump came the day before inauguration.
- Jeff Sessions came the day before inauguration.
- Jim Comey came the day before inauguration.
- Joe Arpaio came the day before inauguration.
- Michael Flynn came the day before inauguration.
- New York came the day before inauguration.
- Preet came the day before inauguration.
- Preet Bharara came the day before inauguration.
- Southern District came the day before inauguration.
- Trump came the day before inauguration.
- US came the day before inauguration.
- United States came the day before inauguration.
- Washington came the day before inauguration.


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Washington (CNN) One thing strategists in both parties were sure Democrats couldn't do in the 2018 midterm elections is take control of the Senate away from Republicans. The math just didn't work: Democrats would have to win three seats. There are only two good pick-up opportunities on the map -- Arizona and Nevada. And their incumbents are defending 10 seats in states President Donald Trump won. The House could be won if there is a big anti-Trump turnout, and Democrats hope to pick off governor's offices and state legislatures. But the Senate, they thought, would have to wait for 2020.

The people of

OPTIONS:
- Alabama deserve to know the truth and will make their own decisions."
- Arizona deserve to know the truth and will make their own decisions."
- CNN deserve to know the truth and will make their own decisions."
- Democrats deserve to know the truth and will make their own decisions."
- Donald Trump deserve to know the truth and will make their own decisions."
- House deserve to know the truth and will make their own decisions."
- Nevada deserve to know the truth and will make their own decisions."
- Republicans deserve to know the truth and will make their own decisions."
- Roy Moore deserve to know the truth and will make their own decisions."
- Senate deserve to know the truth and will make their own decisions."
- Trump deserve to know the truth and will make their own decisions."
- Washington deserve to know the truth and will make their own decisions."


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A Michigan man and his 20-year-old autistic son were found dead in their Melvindale home in an apparent murder-suicide, police say. The bodies of John Richett, 58, and his 20-year-old son Nicholas -- who he called 'Nicky' -- were found Friday morning and police say Richett took Nicky's life then his own, FOX reports. 'He feared his medical problems would take his life and then he wouldn't be around to care for his son and he didn't want to burden the family,' Police Chief Chad Hayse told FOX. Neighbor John Rowe said that Richett loved his son, and though Richett had mentioned to him that caring for the 20-year-old was getting harder, Rowe never expected this.

'I'm just very sad to hear because John was a very nice man,'

OPTIONS:
- Chad Hayse told FOX.
- FOX told FOX.
- John Richett told FOX.
- John Rowe told FOX.
- Melvindale told FOX.
- Michigan told FOX.
- Nicholas told FOX.
- Nicky told FOX.
- Richett told FOX.
- Rowe told FOX.


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Samsung has come under fire from fans after it emerged the firm's new tablet has a major design flaw. The S-Pen stylus for Galaxy Note 5 models can be stored within the body of the phone, but when inserted upside down it appears to snag on an internal mechanism. Users have reported that when the stylus is then forcibly removed it can damage the S-Pen, the Note 5, or both - leading to Samsung responding by telling users to read the manual. In a statement, Samsung said: 'We highly recommend our Galaxy Note 5 users follow the instructions in the user guide to ensure they do not experience such an unexpected scenario caused by reinserting the S-Pen in the other way around.'

Another said their S-

OPTIONS:
- Galaxy Note stopped working after it was removed from the incorrect position.
- Galaxy Note 5 stopped working after it was removed from the incorrect position.
- Note 5 stopped working after it was removed from the incorrect position.
- Pen stopped working after it was removed from the incorrect position.
- Samsung stopped working after it was removed from the incorrect position.


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Only once did Paul Ince pause for breath in Dublin 8 on Thursday. Nothing else fazed 'The Guv'nor' on a Carlsberg gig in the shadow of St Patrick's Cathedral. Not Roy Keane's managerial qualities, his relationship with Fergie, Ryan Giggs' role at Old Trafford, where Wayne Rooney should play, or Manuel Pellegrini's future. No. The only question which caused him to puff his cheeks and buy time, was a simple one: are Liverpool a better team with Steven Gerrard, or without? Paul Ince is pictured in Dublin on Thursday as he spoke about Liverpool vs Manchester United With Manchester United docking at Anfield on Sunday, and Gerrard – or Stevie G as Ince called him - available after injury, the query was relevant. And Ince knew it.

When he is in your team you feel comfortable, you think 'oh good,

OPTIONS:
- Anfield is there.'
- Carlsberg is there.'
- Dublin is there.'
- Fergie is there.'
- Gerrard is there.'
- Ince is there.'
- Liverpool is there.'
- Manchester United is there.'
- Manuel Pellegrini is there.'
- Old Trafford is there.'
- Paul Ince is there.'
- Premier League is there.'
- Roy Keane is there.'
- Ryan Giggs is there.'
- St Patrick's Cathedral is there.'
- Steven Gerrard is there.'
- Stevie G is there.'
- The Guv'nor is there.'
- Wayne Rooney is there.'


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump is known for his blunt talk -- on everything ranging from trade to immigration and the fight against ISIS. But throughout the 2016 campaign, and now in the White House, there's one topic that he's been less forthcoming about -- Russia's role interfering in the US election. He's answered questions about attempts to hack the 2016 election many different ways throughout the campaign and since ascending to the presidency -- even speculating during a debate last year that it "could be someone sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pounds." The unanimous assessment of the US intelligence community is clear: Russia orchestrated a series of hacks and cyberattacks to meddle in the 2016 election and help Trump beat Hillary Clinton. Intelligence agencies have not concluded that Russian efforts made a difference in the election result.

"I have not sat down and talked to him about that specific thing,"

OPTIONS:
- CNN said during the press briefing.
- Donald Trump said during the press briefing.
- Hillary Clinton said during the press briefing.
- ISIS said during the press briefing.
- Russia said during the press briefing.
- Russian said during the press briefing.
- Spicer said during the press briefing.
- Trump said during the press briefing.
- US said during the press briefing.
- Washington said during the press briefing.
- White House said during the press briefing.


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Brittney Griner and Glory Johnson's complicated love story has now devolved into a series of competing accusations of betrayal and coercion. On Friday, less than a month after saying 'I do' and just one day after the newlywed couple announced they were expecting their first baby together, Ms Griner filed papers to have their marriage annulled. Griner released a statement to ESPN's Kate Fagan saying: 'Last Wednesday, Glory and I agreed to either legally separate, get divorced, or annul our marriage. 'I can confirm that today I filed for an annulment. In the week prior to the wedding, I attempted to postpone the wedding several times until I completed counseling, but I still went through with it. I now realize that was a mistake.'

OPTIONS:
- Arizona told police on the scene; 'It turned into a fight.
- Brittney Griner told police on the scene; 'It turned into a fight.
- ESPN told police on the scene; 'It turned into a fight.
- Glory told police on the scene; 'It turned into a fight.
- Glory Johnson told police on the scene; 'It turned into a fight.
- Griner told police on the scene; 'It turned into a fight.
- Johnson told police on the scene; 'It turned into a fight.
- Kate Fagan told police on the scene; 'It turned into a fight.
- News told police on the scene; 'It turned into a fight.
- Said told police on the scene; 'It turned into a fight.


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The heartbroken grandmother of a toddler who died of massive head injuries after her drug-addicted mother and violent partner forced her to ride a motorbike that repeatedly crashed has wept with relief at a coroner's findings. Little Chloe Valentine, 4, died of massive head injuries after being forced to ride a motorbike that repeatedly crashed over a three-day period in the backyard of her Adelaide home in January 2012. Her mother, Ashlee Polkinghorne, and her then partner are in jail after pleading guilty to Chloe's manslaughter through criminal neglect. In an emotional statement outside the Adelaide inquest on Thursday, Chloe's grandmother Belinda Valentine welcomed Coroner Mark Johns' ruling that Families SA was broken and fundamentally flawed and that the agency's lack of action over Chloe's mother's drug use was a complete failure.

OPTIONS:
- Adelaide (left) has slammed Families SA  saying they could have saved her granddaughter Chloe Valentine's (right) life
- Ashlee Polkinghorne (left) has slammed Families SA  saying they could have saved her granddaughter Chloe Valentine's (right) life
- Belinda Valentine (left) has slammed Families SA  saying they could have saved her granddaughter Chloe Valentine's (right) life
- Chloe (left) has slammed Families SA  saying they could have saved her granddaughter Chloe Valentine's (right) life
- Chloe Valentine (left) has slammed Families SA  saying they could have saved her granddaughter Chloe Valentine's (right) life
- Families SA (left) has slammed Families SA  saying they could have saved her granddaughter Chloe Valentine's (right) life
- Little Chloe Valentine (left) has slammed Families SA  saying they could have saved her granddaughter Chloe Valentine's (right) life
- Mark Johns (left) has slammed Families SA  saying they could have saved her granddaughter Chloe Valentine's (right) life


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

It may not have been quite as appalling as what

OPTIONS:
- CNN is doing now, but in many ways it was similar, the only difference being that Trump says out loud what Republicans such as Romney prefer to imply.
- Donald Trump is doing now, but in many ways it was similar, the only difference being that Trump says out loud what Republicans such as Romney prefer to imply.
- GOP is doing now, but in many ways it was similar, the only difference being that Trump says out loud what Republicans such as Romney prefer to imply.
- Mitt Romney is doing now, but in many ways it was similar, the only difference being that Trump says out loud what Republicans such as Romney prefer to imply.
- Paul Waldman is doing now, but in many ways it was similar, the only difference being that Trump says out loud what Republicans such as Romney prefer to imply.
- Republicans is doing now, but in many ways it was similar, the only difference being that Trump says out loud what Republicans such as Romney prefer to imply.
- Romney is doing now, but in many ways it was similar, the only difference being that Trump says out loud what Republicans such as Romney prefer to imply.
- Trump is doing now, but in many ways it was similar, the only difference being that Trump says out loud what Republicans such as Romney prefer to imply.
- Trump University is doing now, but in many ways it was similar, the only difference being that Trump says out loud what Republicans such as Romney prefer to imply.
- Trumpism is doing now, but in many ways it was similar, the only difference being that Trump says out loud what Republicans such as Romney prefer to imply.
- Waldman is doing now, but in many ways it was similar, the only difference being that Trump says out loud what Republicans such as Romney prefer to imply.


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A Massachusetts teenager's confession to police that he killed his math teacher cannot be used in his murder trial, a judge ruled Tuesday even as he allowed a bloody box cutter and other key pieces of evidence to be admitted. The ruling came in the case of 16-year-old Philip Chism, who has pleaded not guilty to raping and killing 24-year-old Danvers High School teacher Colleen Ritzer on school grounds in October 2013. Chism's lawyers had argued that police coerced their client, then 14, into making detailed statements about the killing, despite invoking his right to remain silent. Prosecutors maintained Chism and his mother had never absolutely demanded a lawyer.

He also allowed items gathered at Danvers High School, as well as those seized from

OPTIONS:
- Chism's pockets and backpack.
- Colleen Ritzer's pockets and backpack.
- Collen Ritzer's pockets and backpack.
- Danvers High School's pockets and backpack.
- Massachusetts's pockets and backpack.
- Philip Chism's pockets and backpack.
- Ritzer's pockets and backpack.


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Washington (CNN) Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin declined Thursday to commit to only using commercial travel for the rest of his time at the agency after coming under fire for certain taxpayer-funded trips. "I can promise the American taxpayer that the only time that I will be using mil air is when there are issues either for national security or we have to get to various different things where there's no other means," he said on CBS 'This Morning.' "Mil air" is a shorthand for military air. Mnuchin has been scrutinized for requesting to use military planes for non-governmental travel, joining a number of Trump administration officials who have recently been criticized for their method of business and personal travel.

The

OPTIONS:
- American has previously defended Mnuchin's trip as "official government travel" and denied that viewing the eclipse was the primary purpose of the trip.
- CBS has previously defended Mnuchin's trip as "official government travel" and denied that viewing the eclipse was the primary purpose of the trip.
- CNN has previously defended Mnuchin's trip as "official government travel" and denied that viewing the eclipse was the primary purpose of the trip.
- Mnuchin has previously defended Mnuchin's trip as "official government travel" and denied that viewing the eclipse was the primary purpose of the trip.
- Steven Mnuchin has previously defended Mnuchin's trip as "official government travel" and denied that viewing the eclipse was the primary purpose of the trip.
- This Morning has previously defended Mnuchin's trip as "official government travel" and denied that viewing the eclipse was the primary purpose of the trip.
- Treasury has previously defended Mnuchin's trip as "official government travel" and denied that viewing the eclipse was the primary purpose of the trip.
- Trump has previously defended Mnuchin's trip as "official government travel" and denied that viewing the eclipse was the primary purpose of the trip.
- Washington has previously defended Mnuchin's trip as "official government travel" and denied that viewing the eclipse was the primary purpose of the trip.


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(CNN) A man from Uzbekistan arrested in Turkey has confessed to carrying out the deadly New Year's gun attack at Istanbul's Reina nightclub, the city's governor has said, dubbing the shooting an ISIS-influenced terrorist attack. Abdulgadir Masharipov allegedly opened fire in the early hours of New Year's Day in an attack that left 39 people dead and dozens injured, in a gruesome beginning to the new year following multiple acts of terror in 2016. "The terrorist actually said that he did it," Istanbul Governor Vasip Sahin told journalists Tuesday. Masharipov was born in 1983 and was educated in Afghanistan, Sahin said. He came to Turkey in January 2016 and went by the code name Abu Mohammed Khorasani Abdulkavi.

The claim could be seen as a "a declaration of war on

OPTIONS:
- Abdulgadir Masharipov," CNN intelligence and security analyst Bob Baer said.
- Abu Mohammed Khorasani Abdulkavi," CNN intelligence and security analyst Bob Baer said.
- Afghanistan," CNN intelligence and security analyst Bob Baer said.
- ISIS," CNN intelligence and security analyst Bob Baer said.
- Istanbul," CNN intelligence and security analyst Bob Baer said.
- Masharipov," CNN intelligence and security analyst Bob Baer said.
- New Year," CNN intelligence and security analyst Bob Baer said.
- Reina," CNN intelligence and security analyst Bob Baer said.
- Sahin," CNN intelligence and security analyst Bob Baer said.
- Turkey," CNN intelligence and security analyst Bob Baer said.
- Uzbekistan," CNN intelligence and security analyst Bob Baer said.
- Vasip Sahin," CNN intelligence and security analyst Bob Baer said.


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(CNN) Syrian troops rolled into the occupied city of Palmyra late last week, capturing the ancient Palmyra Castle as they marched toward the ISIS fighters commanding the ancient city, state-run media said. And as the UNESCO world heritage site comes once again under the control of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's forces, eyes turn to the vandalism wrought on its ancient treasures by the brutal, unbending jihadist group, which sees ancient artifacts as un-Islamic and ripe for destruction. UNESCO says it plans to evaluate the extent of the damage soon. But images taken in the aftermath of Syrian troops' regaining of the city show many of the structures -- which date from the first and second centuries and marry Greco-Roman techniques with local traditions and Persian influences -- remain in place, bolstering hopes that ISIS didn't completely raze the ancient site.

"We promise to restore the city as it used to be, in a cultural and intellectual message opposite to the destruction and terror, so the city will again represent the tolerance and multicultural richness that

OPTIONS:
- Assad has had through history, the things that the militants of ISIS hate the most," the statement says.
- Bashar al has had through history, the things that the militants of ISIS hate the most," the statement says.
- CNN has had through history, the things that the militants of ISIS hate the most," the statement says.
- Greco has had through history, the things that the militants of ISIS hate the most," the statement says.
- ISIS has had through history, the things that the militants of ISIS hate the most," the statement says.
- Islamic has had through history, the things that the militants of ISIS hate the most," the statement says.
- Palmyra has had through history, the things that the militants of ISIS hate the most," the statement says.
- Palmyra Castle has had through history, the things that the militants of ISIS hate the most," the statement says.
- Persian has had through history, the things that the militants of ISIS hate the most," the statement says.
- Roman has had through history, the things that the militants of ISIS hate the most," the statement says.
- Russian has had through history, the things that the militants of ISIS hate the most," the statement says.
- Syrian has had through history, the things that the militants of ISIS hate the most," the statement says.
- UNESCO has had through history, the things that the militants of ISIS hate the most," the statement says.
- Vladimir Putin has had through history, the things that the militants of ISIS hate the most," the statement says.


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People say English footballers aren’t technically gifted — Jack Wilshere proves they are. The precision of his strikes were magnificent, he put it in the same compartment of the goal against a world-class goalkeeper in Samir Handanovic. Wilshere’s almost made a fool of him. His goals, though, beg the question of whether he should be playing further forward for England. I’m with Roy Hodgson on this one — if I’m a centre back and I want to give the ball to a gifted player, Wilshere is one of those. It can’t be a player who doesn’t want to receive the ball and just wants to defend.

But while it was a good night for Wilshere, you had to feel sorry for

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal.
- England.
- English.
- Euro 2016.
- Group E.
- Jack Wilshere.
- Nathaniel Clyne.
- Roy Hodgson.
- Samir Handanovic.
- Slovenia.
- Wilshere.


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(CNN) -- The daughter of Cuba's president supports the re-election bid of U.S. President Barack Obama, but believes he could do more were it not for the pressures he is facing, she said in an interview broadcast Monday on "CNNi's Amanpour." "As a citizen of the world, I would like him to win," said Mariela Castro Espin, daughter of Raul Castro, in the exclusive interview, which was conducted Friday in New York. "Given the choices, I prefer Obama." The 49-year-old gay rights advocate said that Obama has been constrained in his ability to effect change. "He wants to do much more than what he's been able to do," she said. "That's the way I interpret it personally. I don't know if I'm being objective."

I think that the six must be released -- both the five Cubans and

OPTIONS:
- Alan Gross."
- Barack Obama."
- CNN."
- CNNi's Amanpour."
- Castro."
- Cuba."
- Cuban 5."
- Mariela Castro."
- Mariela Castro Espin."
- New York."
- Obama."
- Raul Castro."
- U.S.."


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An alligator reportedly attacked and ate a 100-pound dog at an Alabama park in early April. Pooch Mavis was brought to Arlington Park in Mobile sometime last weekend by her owner for a fishing trip, the man's brother, Chris Wilson, told WWLP. Mavis was reportedly close to the park's boat launch  as the alligator attacked her after it jumped out of the water. Scroll down for video Remembered: Pooch Mavis was reportedly attacked and consumed by an alligator earlier this month Missed: Mavis was reportedly close to the park's boat launch at the time of the alligator's attack The alligator involved in the attack is being looked for by wildlife officials, WWLP reported.

OPTIONS:
- Alabama was filmed holding a young girl crying, and told her 'Stop, you're going to make me cry.'
- Arlington Park was filmed holding a young girl crying, and told her 'Stop, you're going to make me cry.'
- Chris Wilson was filmed holding a young girl crying, and told her 'Stop, you're going to make me cry.'
- Mavis was filmed holding a young girl crying, and told her 'Stop, you're going to make me cry.'
- Midtown was filmed holding a young girl crying, and told her 'Stop, you're going to make me cry.'
- Mobile was filmed holding a young girl crying, and told her 'Stop, you're going to make me cry.'
- Nicole Lavirriere was filmed holding a young girl crying, and told her 'Stop, you're going to make me cry.'
- Norm of "Cheers was filmed holding a young girl crying, and told her 'Stop, you're going to make me cry.'
- Pooch Mavis was filmed holding a young girl crying, and told her 'Stop, you're going to make me cry.'
- WWLP was filmed holding a young girl crying, and told her 'Stop, you're going to make me cry.'


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King of Prussia, Pennsylvania (CNN) Donald Trump ceded the floor Tuesday to his running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, to make his campaign's case a week out from Election Day for repealing and replacing Obamacare. The Indiana governor, describing the Affordable Care Act as a "government takeover of health care," pitched the repeal of President Barack Obama's signature health care law as a key reason why voters in this key battleground state should elect Trump president. How much you'll really pay for Obamacare And Trump vowed to "immediately repeal and replace Obamacare" and said he would "ask Congress to convene a special session so we can repeal and replace."

The

OPTIONS:
- Affordable Care Act campaign did not respond to requests for comment seeking clarification.
- Barack Obama campaign did not respond to requests for comment seeking clarification.
- CNN campaign did not respond to requests for comment seeking clarification.
- Congress campaign did not respond to requests for comment seeking clarification.
- Donald Trump campaign did not respond to requests for comment seeking clarification.
- Election Day campaign did not respond to requests for comment seeking clarification.
- Indiana campaign did not respond to requests for comment seeking clarification.
- Mike Pence campaign did not respond to requests for comment seeking clarification.
- Obamacare campaign did not respond to requests for comment seeking clarification.
- Pence campaign did not respond to requests for comment seeking clarification.
- Pennsylvania campaign did not respond to requests for comment seeking clarification.
- Prussia campaign did not respond to requests for comment seeking clarification.
- Trump campaign did not respond to requests for comment seeking clarification.
- US campaign did not respond to requests for comment seeking clarification.


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Chemist Warehouse has come under fire for selling a hand-held 'virgin' sex toy on their website that critics claim was 'enabling and encouraging rape culture and paedophilia'. The product, that  removed from the retailer's website on Wednesday afternoon, is called the 'Virgin P**** Palm Pal', and is described as 'tight as a virgin and with a realistic hymen just waiting to be popped'. The campaign group against the objectification of women and sexualisation of girls Collective Shout were notified of the product this morning, and encouraged their supporters to contact Chemist Warehouse. 'We got a tip off about the product and then I emailed them this morning,' Collective Shout director of operations Coralie Alison told Daily Mail Australia.

‘As of this afternoon Chemist Warehouse Online has implemented a new and rigorous process to assess the appropriateness of all product lisIngs across the website but more specifically for this [sexual health] category,’ Chemist Warehouse said in a statement it sent to

OPTIONS:
- Chemist Warehouse.
- Collective Shout.
- Coralie Alison.
- Daily Mail Australia.
- Palm Pal.
- Twitter.
- Virgin P.


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London (CNN) Ten days after an inferno swept through Grenfell Tower in west London, claiming the lives of at least 79 people and leaving the apartment block a blackened shell, its shadow hangs over Britain. Worst affected are those who lost loved ones, homes and possessions in the June 14 blaze. Traumatized survivors now wait in temporary housing to find out where they can rebuild their shattered lives. But thousands more are living with fear and uncertainty amid concern that other high-rise buildings may be at risk of a deadly fire. Haunted by the specter of the tower in flames, authorities and businesses up and down the country have been checking the cladding on their tall buildings amid speculation that the insulation and cladding fitted to the Grenfell Tower's exterior fueled the fire's rapid spread.

"The

OPTIONS:
- Britain victims, my heart goes out to them, I still think about them," Meah said.
- CNN victims, my heart goes out to them, I still think about them," Meah said.
- Camden victims, my heart goes out to them, I still think about them," Meah said.
- Grenfell Tower victims, my heart goes out to them, I still think about them," Meah said.
- London victims, my heart goes out to them, I still think about them," Meah said.
- UK victims, my heart goes out to them, I still think about them," Meah said.


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Saletta, Italy (CNN) [Breaking news update, posted at 12:30 a.m. ET on August 25] At least 247 people were killed after a 6.2-magnitude earthquake struck central Italy Wednesday, according to Italy's Civil Protection Department. [Previous story, posted at 10:16 p.m. ET on August 24] In the small Italian towns hit hard by a magnitude-6.2 earthquake that struck in the middle of the night, rescuers feverishly dug through the rubble of downed homes and apartments looking for survivors. In one such rescue, shown on CNN affiliate Sky TG24, a firefighter in Amatrice clawed at the rubble, trying to get to a little girl.

Similar scenes played out in

OPTIONS:
- Amatrice and the other towns hit hardest by the deadly quake, which killed at least 159 people, according to ANSA, Italy's national news agency.
- CNN and the other towns hit hardest by the deadly quake, which killed at least 159 people, according to ANSA, Italy's national news agency.
- Civil Protection Department and the other towns hit hardest by the deadly quake, which killed at least 159 people, according to ANSA, Italy's national news agency.
- Italian and the other towns hit hardest by the deadly quake, which killed at least 159 people, according to ANSA, Italy's national news agency.
- Italy and the other towns hit hardest by the deadly quake, which killed at least 159 people, according to ANSA, Italy's national news agency.
- Saletta and the other towns hit hardest by the deadly quake, which killed at least 159 people, according to ANSA, Italy's national news agency.
- Sky TG24 and the other towns hit hardest by the deadly quake, which killed at least 159 people, according to ANSA, Italy's national news agency.


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Are Chelsea cracking up? Last week I said something was not quite right at Stamford Bridge. Now things are escalating faster than anyone might have expected. This week Jose Mourinho has fallen out with his doctor and now his captain. All of his defenders were playing poorly at Man City and Jose could have subbed off any of them. But he took off John Terry, which was a strange decision. What’s the message there? He always has problems after a few years at a club but there’s one person he won’t want to fall out with — Roman Abramovich.

It's easy to talk about Sergio Aguero and David Silva, but if Man City are to win the league

OPTIONS:
- Chelsea will be key.
- City will be key.
- Etihad will be key.
- Everton will be key.
- Fantasy Football will be key.
- Fernandinho will be key.
- John Terry will be key.
- Jose will be key.
- Jose Mourinho will be key.
- MailOnline will be key.
- Man City will be key.
- Manchester City will be key.
- Premier League will be key.
- Roberto Martinez will be key.
- Roman Abramovich will be key.
- Ross Barkley will be key.
- Stamford Bridge will be key.
- Sunderland will be key.


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Victoria's Secret has come under heavy criticism online for allegedly 'ripping off' designs from famed Australian swimwear brand Triangl. The company unveiled its summer swimwear line recently and sparked outrage on social media with users labeling the lingerie giant a 'ripoff' and 'knock off' factory because of the striking similarities between its newly-released swimwear designs and those of popular brand Triangl. Triangl has become the hottest name in swimwear since launching in Australia in 2012. Its signature color-blocked swimsuits have attracted a cult following of models and celebrities such as Beyonce, Kendall Jenner, and Ellie Goulding. Triangl fans have been tweeting things like: 'Victoria's Secret knockoff Triangl bikinis needs to stop.'

That said, Triangl swimwear has a measly 2.5 million followers compared to

OPTIONS:
- Australia's 17 million.
- Australian's 17 million.
- Beyonce's 17 million.
- Ellie Goulding's 17 million.
- Kendall Jenner's 17 million.
- Traingl's 17 million.
- Triangl's 17 million.
- Victoria's Secret's 17 million.


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March 14, 2017 More than 20 million people are facing the threat of famine and starvation, according to the United Nations. Today, we're explaining why and what the U.N. wants to do about it. Afterward, we're examining whether the ISIS terrorist group could be completely eradicated, and we're looking at a wintery forecast for the U.S. Northeast. Other subjects include a meeting of heroes and a dog that stole an agility show by making mistakes. TRANSCRIPT CARL AZUZ, CNN 10 ANCHOR:  Hi. I'm Carl Azuz. An urgent warning from the United Nations leads off today's show. The organization's humanitarian coordinator says more than 20 million people are threatened by famine and starvation. They're concentrated at four countries, the African nations of Nigeria, Somalia and South Sudan, and the Middle Eastern nation of Yemen. The U.N. says this constitutes the world's greatest humanitarian crisis since 1945, when the U.N. was founded.

In

OPTIONS:
- African, it's the fighting against the Boko Haram terrorist group, combined with potential famine that has devastated parts of the country.
- CARL AZUZ, it's the fighting against the Boko Haram terrorist group, combined with potential famine that has devastated parts of the country.
- Carl Azuz, it's the fighting against the Boko Haram terrorist group, combined with potential famine that has devastated parts of the country.
- ISIS, it's the fighting against the Boko Haram terrorist group, combined with potential famine that has devastated parts of the country.
- Middle Eastern, it's the fighting against the Boko Haram terrorist group, combined with potential famine that has devastated parts of the country.
- Nigeria, it's the fighting against the Boko Haram terrorist group, combined with potential famine that has devastated parts of the country.
- Somalia, it's the fighting against the Boko Haram terrorist group, combined with potential famine that has devastated parts of the country.
- South Sudan, it's the fighting against the Boko Haram terrorist group, combined with potential famine that has devastated parts of the country.
- U.N., it's the fighting against the Boko Haram terrorist group, combined with potential famine that has devastated parts of the country.
- U.S. Northeast, it's the fighting against the Boko Haram terrorist group, combined with potential famine that has devastated parts of the country.
- United Nations, it's the fighting against the Boko Haram terrorist group, combined with potential famine that has devastated parts of the country.
- Yemen, it's the fighting against the Boko Haram terrorist group, combined with potential famine that has devastated parts of the country.


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(CNN) -- A man detained in the disappearance of a Maryland woman during a vacation in Aruba will remain behind bars at least until the end of October, Aruban prosecutors said Monday. Gary Giordano was arrested by Aruban police on August 5, three days after his traveling companion Robyn Gardner was last seen on a beach on the Caribbean Island. Attorney Michael Lopez went to court Monday morning and asked for Giordano's release. Lopez argued that authorities do not have enough evidence to continue to hold the 50-year-old Maryland man, but the court did not agree. "Gary Giordano defense attorney's request for release has been denied," said Ann Angela from the Aruban prosecutor's office. Giordano's next detainment hearing is scheduled for the end of the month, Angela said.

Lejuez said

OPTIONS:
- Angela is simply trying to "hold it together," and "feels boxed in, accused of something he did not do."
- Ann Angela is simply trying to "hold it together," and "feels boxed in, accused of something he did not do."
- Aruba is simply trying to "hold it together," and "feels boxed in, accused of something he did not do."
- Aruban is simply trying to "hold it together," and "feels boxed in, accused of something he did not do."
- CNN is simply trying to "hold it together," and "feels boxed in, accused of something he did not do."
- Caribbean Island is simply trying to "hold it together," and "feels boxed in, accused of something he did not do."
- Gardner is simply trying to "hold it together," and "feels boxed in, accused of something he did not do."
- Gary Giordano is simply trying to "hold it together," and "feels boxed in, accused of something he did not do."
- Giordano is simply trying to "hold it together," and "feels boxed in, accused of something he did not do."
- Lopez is simply trying to "hold it together," and "feels boxed in, accused of something he did not do."
- Maryland is simply trying to "hold it together," and "feels boxed in, accused of something he did not do."
- Michael Lopez is simply trying to "hold it together," and "feels boxed in, accused of something he did not do."
- Robyn Gardner is simply trying to "hold it together," and "feels boxed in, accused of something he did not do."


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A couple have splashed more than £200,000 on plastic surgery just so they can look just like their idols, Ken and Barbie. Anastasia Reskoss, 20, and Quentin Dehar, 23, admit to both being obsessed with the dolls from a young age - and after becoming a couple in 2013, the pair have had more than 15 procedures between them, paid for mainly by their parents. Quentin, from Marseille, France, and Anastasia, who lives in Paris, plan to continue having surgery and are legally changing their names to 'Ken' and 'Doll.' Student Anastasia said: 'We want to spend the rest of our lives together morphing into the dolls we love.'

And earlier this year, Anastasia had a second £3,250 nose job to emulate

OPTIONS:
- Anastasia's pinched nose as well as £4,000 butt implants.
- Anastasia Reskoss's pinched nose as well as £4,000 butt implants.
- Barbie's pinched nose as well as £4,000 butt implants.
- Doll's pinched nose as well as £4,000 butt implants.
- France's pinched nose as well as £4,000 butt implants.
- Ken's pinched nose as well as £4,000 butt implants.
- Marseille's pinched nose as well as £4,000 butt implants.
- Paris's pinched nose as well as £4,000 butt implants.
- Quentin's pinched nose as well as £4,000 butt implants.
- Quentin Dehar's pinched nose as well as £4,000 butt implants.


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Soccer star Hope Solo was spotted in Vancouver on Wednesday spending time with husband Jerramy Stevens. Stevens flew up to join his wife as she and Team USA prepare for their Round of 16 match against Colombia on Monday. The former football star has been very vocal in supporting his wife recently after reports emerged that she was required to stay 300 feet away from a student when she was a senior at Richland High School in Washington back in 1998 after allegedly  punching the girl in the eye and mouth and saying 'I f****** hate you, you fat a** whore.'

But

OPTIONS:
- Canada is the strongest person that I've ever known.
- Colombia is the strongest person that I've ever known.
- DUI is the strongest person that I've ever known.
- Hope Solo is the strongest person that I've ever known.
- Jerramy Stevens is the strongest person that I've ever known.
- NFL is the strongest person that I've ever known.
- Richland High School is the strongest person that I've ever known.
- Round of 16 is the strongest person that I've ever known.
- Solo is the strongest person that I've ever known.
- Stevens is the strongest person that I've ever known.
- Team USA is the strongest person that I've ever known.
- Vancouver is the strongest person that I've ever known.
- Washington is the strongest person that I've ever known.
- World Cup is the strongest person that I've ever known.


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A cousin of New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez, who was the star's longtime personal assistant, has been sentenced to seven months in prison after pleading guilty to federal drug charges stemming from baseball's South Florida steroids scandal. U.S. District Judge Cecilia M. Altonaga also sentenced Yuri Sucart to serve six months of house arrest after his release from prison and imposed a $5,000 fine on Thursday. He could later be deported to his native Dominican Republic. Sucart, 53, is the last of eight people to plead guilty for roles in providing steroids to Rodriguez and other athletes through the Biogenesis of America clinic owned by Anthony Bosch.

Motiani, however, said Sucart began his side steroids business long before his falling out with A-

OPTIONS:
- Alex Rodriguez.
- Anthony Bosch.
- Biogenesis of America.
- Cecilia M. Altonaga.
- Dominican Republic.
- New York Yankees.
- Rod.
- Rodriguez.
- South Florida.
- Sucart.
- U.S..
- Yuri Sucart.


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

Two thousand miles might seem like a long way to go just for fried chicken. But two long-time friends from Canada, who took their two sets of sons on a journey to the original home of Kentucky Fried Chicken in Corbin, Kentucky, said it's a trip they'll never forget. The group of six completed the drive in three days crossing two Canadian provinces including Quebec and Ontario, as well as five U.S. states - New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky, according to The Times Tribune. For three of the sons, it was the first time they had tasted KFC.

In total it took three days to drive from Montreal to

OPTIONS:
- Brian Lufty (a map of their journey above)
- Canada (a map of their journey above)
- Canadian (a map of their journey above)
- Corbin (a map of their journey above)
- Harland Sanders Cafe (a map of their journey above)
- Indiana (a map of their journey above)
- Jason (a map of their journey above)
- Jesse (a map of their journey above)
- Josh (a map of their journey above)
- KFC (a map of their journey above)
- Kentucky (a map of their journey above)
- Kentucky Fried Chicken (a map of their journey above)
- Lufty (a map of their journey above)
- Montreal (a map of their journey above)
- Neil Janna (a map of their journey above)
- New York (a map of their journey above)
- Ohio (a map of their journey above)
- Ontario (a map of their journey above)
- Pennsylvania (a map of their journey above)
- Quebec (a map of their journey above)
- Sebastien (a map of their journey above)
- The Times Tribune (a map of their journey above)
- U.S. (a map of their journey above)


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) -- If Japanese starlet Minami Minegishi's shaven head and tearful mea culpa looked more like a disgraced samurai trying to retrieve his honor, then it owes much to Japanese pop phenomenon "AKB48's" military structure. Complete with four main divisions of girl performers, the J-pop sensation have their own theater training camps, a sub-corps of as many as 14 sister groups, a rigid order of succession and a strict code of conduct. The bubblegum empire even has foreign territorial ambitions, with a base set to be established in Singapore and sister groups now located in Indonesia, Taiwan and China. But on Friday, Minegishi's tearful admission that she had broken the group's "no romance" bushido revealed serious cracks in the faÃ§ade of J-pop's standing army.

"I don't believe just doing this means I can be forgiven for what I did, but the first thing I thought was that I don't want to quit

OPTIONS:
- AKB48," she said before concluding the admission with a deep bow.
- CNN," she said before concluding the admission with a deep bow.
- China," she said before concluding the admission with a deep bow.
- Indonesia," she said before concluding the admission with a deep bow.
- Japanese," she said before concluding the admission with a deep bow.
- Minami Minegishi," she said before concluding the admission with a deep bow.
- Minegishi," she said before concluding the admission with a deep bow.
- Singapore," she said before concluding the admission with a deep bow.
- Taiwan," she said before concluding the admission with a deep bow.
- Yasushi Akimoto," she said before concluding the admission with a deep bow.
- YouTube," she said before concluding the admission with a deep bow.
- faÃ§ade," she said before concluding the admission with a deep bow.


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Christian migrants from Africa have spoken of making the perilous journey across the Mediterranean to escape beheading from Islamic State fanatics in Libya. A group of Eritrean refugees told how they were forced to deny their faith or face death at the hands of Islamist gunmen who patrol the towns and beaches of the North African state searching for 'infidels'. Haben, 19, told MailOnline: 'We are Christians but we had to deny our faith otherwise the gunmen would kill us, slit our throats and cut off our heads.' He and his brother Samuel, 14, arrived in Sicily a week ago, just days before around 900 people died when their boat capsized during the same dangerous journey from Libya - one of the worst maritime disasters since the end of World War Two.

As well as the spread of

OPTIONS:
- Africa in the country, Libya is currently in a state of civil war - with two rival governments controlling and operating in different areas of the country.
- Christian in the country, Libya is currently in a state of civil war - with two rival governments controlling and operating in different areas of the country.
- Christians in the country, Libya is currently in a state of civil war - with two rival governments controlling and operating in different areas of the country.
- Eritrean in the country, Libya is currently in a state of civil war - with two rival governments controlling and operating in different areas of the country.
- Haben in the country, Libya is currently in a state of civil war - with two rival governments controlling and operating in different areas of the country.
- ISIS in the country, Libya is currently in a state of civil war - with two rival governments controlling and operating in different areas of the country.
- Islamic State in the country, Libya is currently in a state of civil war - with two rival governments controlling and operating in different areas of the country.
- Islamist in the country, Libya is currently in a state of civil war - with two rival governments controlling and operating in different areas of the country.
- Libya in the country, Libya is currently in a state of civil war - with two rival governments controlling and operating in different areas of the country.
- Libyan in the country, Libya is currently in a state of civil war - with two rival governments controlling and operating in different areas of the country.
- MailOnline in the country, Libya is currently in a state of civil war - with two rival governments controlling and operating in different areas of the country.
- Med in the country, Libya is currently in a state of civil war - with two rival governments controlling and operating in different areas of the country.
- Mediterranean in the country, Libya is currently in a state of civil war - with two rival governments controlling and operating in different areas of the country.
- North African in the country, Libya is currently in a state of civil war - with two rival governments controlling and operating in different areas of the country.
- Samuel in the country, Libya is currently in a state of civil war - with two rival governments controlling and operating in different areas of the country.
- Sicily in the country, Libya is currently in a state of civil war - with two rival governments controlling and operating in different areas of the country.
- World War Two in the country, Libya is currently in a state of civil war - with two rival governments controlling and operating in different areas of the country.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) Increasing Chinese investment in everything from small food enterprises to massive railway projects across Africa has drawn criticism and warnings of a future dependency on Asia's superpower. But what do Africans themselves think about Chinese investors? Turns out, they love them. According to a recent report by Afrobarometer, almost two-thirds (63%) of Africans say China's influence is somewhat positive or very positive, while only 15% see it as somewhat or very negative. "There is a negative narrative of China in Africa," says Anyway Chingwete, co-author of the study and project manager at Afrobarometer and the Institute for Justice and Reconciliation in Cape Town, South Africa.

"This shows that African citizens are welcoming

OPTIONS:
- Africa's involvement," Chingwete adds.
- African's involvement," Chingwete adds.
- Africans's involvement," Chingwete adds.
- Afrobarometer's involvement," Chingwete adds.
- Anyway Chingwete's involvement," Chingwete adds.
- Asia's involvement," Chingwete adds.
- Cape Town's involvement," Chingwete adds.
- China's involvement," Chingwete adds.
- Chinese's involvement," Chingwete adds.
- Institute for Justice and Reconciliation's involvement," Chingwete adds.
- South Africa's involvement," Chingwete adds.


Complete the passage.

Out there in the desert, the mirage continues to shimmer for Amir Khan. The identity of the challenge becomes blurred in the haze. First it looks like Floyd Mayweather. Now he glimpses Manny Pacquiao. And in which oasis in the sand might he finally touch gloves with one of the two best boxers on earth? The initial lure has been Mayweather in Las Vegas, Nevada. Now the siren call is Pacquiao in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. For two years Khan has been so close to fighting Mayweather that he could smell the resin and hear the roar of the crowd. Yet each time he reaches out, the tantalising illusion fades and slips away like so many fantasies along the Vegas Strip.

A fight with

OPTIONS:
- Abu Dhabi, preparing to face Floyd Mayweather on May 2, is on the cards for Abu Dhabi
- Amir Khan, preparing to face Floyd Mayweather on May 2, is on the cards for Abu Dhabi
- Bob Arum, preparing to face Floyd Mayweather on May 2, is on the cards for Abu Dhabi
- Brit, preparing to face Floyd Mayweather on May 2, is on the cards for Abu Dhabi
- Chris Algieri, preparing to face Floyd Mayweather on May 2, is on the cards for Abu Dhabi
- Floyd Mayweather, preparing to face Floyd Mayweather on May 2, is on the cards for Abu Dhabi
- Floyd Mayweather Jr, preparing to face Floyd Mayweather on May 2, is on the cards for Abu Dhabi
- Khan, preparing to face Floyd Mayweather on May 2, is on the cards for Abu Dhabi
- Las Vegas, preparing to face Floyd Mayweather on May 2, is on the cards for Abu Dhabi
- Manny Pacquiao, preparing to face Floyd Mayweather on May 2, is on the cards for Abu Dhabi
- Mayweather, preparing to face Floyd Mayweather on May 2, is on the cards for Abu Dhabi
- Middle East, preparing to face Floyd Mayweather on May 2, is on the cards for Abu Dhabi
- Money Man, preparing to face Floyd Mayweather on May 2, is on the cards for Abu Dhabi
- Muslim, preparing to face Floyd Mayweather on May 2, is on the cards for Abu Dhabi
- Nevada, preparing to face Floyd Mayweather on May 2, is on the cards for Abu Dhabi
- New York, preparing to face Floyd Mayweather on May 2, is on the cards for Abu Dhabi
- PacMan, preparing to face Floyd Mayweather on May 2, is on the cards for Abu Dhabi
- Pacquiao, preparing to face Floyd Mayweather on May 2, is on the cards for Abu Dhabi
- UAE, preparing to face Floyd Mayweather on May 2, is on the cards for Abu Dhabi
- United Arab Emirates, preparing to face Floyd Mayweather on May 2, is on the cards for Abu Dhabi
- Vegas Strip, preparing to face Floyd Mayweather on May 2, is on the cards for Abu Dhabi


How does the sentence end?

Nick Clegg launched a bizarre class-war attack on David Cameron yesterday as plans for election TV debates descended into acrimony and farce. The Deputy Prime Minister accused his boss of a ‘Downton Abbey attitude’ after he brought an end to years of negotiations on the terms of debates. Mr Cameron claimed he was ‘unblocking the logjam’ by agreeing to take part in one contest featuring seven party leaders but ruling out two further debates. He attacked broadcasters for ‘the mess’ they had made of plans for debates and accused them of wanting to talk about no other issues. However, even the single seven-way debate is in doubt after the BBC said Northern Ireland’s Democratic Unionist Party – the fourth largest in Parliament – would not be allowed to take part.

OPTIONS:
- BBC tonight insisted he was not putting obstacles in the way of televised leaders' debates
- Cameron tonight insisted he was not putting obstacles in the way of televised leaders' debates
- Conservatives tonight insisted he was not putting obstacles in the way of televised leaders' debates
- David Cameron tonight insisted he was not putting obstacles in the way of televised leaders' debates
- Democratic Unionist Party tonight insisted he was not putting obstacles in the way of televised leaders' debates
- Downing Street tonight insisted he was not putting obstacles in the way of televised leaders' debates
- Downton Abbey tonight insisted he was not putting obstacles in the way of televised leaders' debates
- Ed Miliband tonight insisted he was not putting obstacles in the way of televised leaders' debates
- Nick Clegg tonight insisted he was not putting obstacles in the way of televised leaders' debates
- Northern Ireland tonight insisted he was not putting obstacles in the way of televised leaders' debates
- Parliament tonight insisted he was not putting obstacles in the way of televised leaders' debates


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

(CNN) The concept of pansexuality has been around since the days of Sigmund Freud, but it took a shout-out from Miley Cyrus to bring it back into vogue for the 21st century. The word has been among Google's top search terms since the pop star declared herself pansexual in an interview with Paper magazine in July. As she put it, "I am literally open to every single thing that is consenting and doesn't involve an animal and everyone is of age. Everything that's legal, I'm down with. Yo, I'm down with any adult -- anyone over the age of 18 who is down to love me. I don't relate to being boy or girl, and I don't have to have my partner relate to boy or girl."

The term tends to enter the public consciousness through celebrities, and

OPTIONS:
- Google is the most recent to claim the title.
- Miley Cyrus is the most recent to claim the title.
- Pansexual is the most recent to claim the title.
- Paper magazine is the most recent to claim the title.
- Scholars is the most recent to claim the title.
- Sigmund Freud is the most recent to claim the title.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) -- The only scene I really loved in "Star Trek: The Voyage Home" was when Scotty tried speaking verbal commands to a Macintosh Plus. Keyboards always seem to get in the way of doing what I want to do -- and nowhere is this as apparent, or frustrating, as on smartphones and tablets. With the recent launch of the iPhone 4S, Apple's not-really-new voice recognition system Siri has been getting a lot of attention. Yet it took the India-based software company Dexetra just eight hours to create the initial version of Iris -- a blatant Android knockoff of Siri.

On the iPhone,

OPTIONS:
- Android does integrate with some of Apple's own productivity tools (such as the calendar).
- Apple does integrate with some of Apple's own productivity tools (such as the calendar).
- CNN does integrate with some of Apple's own productivity tools (such as the calendar).
- Dexetra does integrate with some of Apple's own productivity tools (such as the calendar).
- India does integrate with some of Apple's own productivity tools (such as the calendar).
- Iris does integrate with some of Apple's own productivity tools (such as the calendar).
- Macintosh Plus does integrate with some of Apple's own productivity tools (such as the calendar).
- Scotty does integrate with some of Apple's own productivity tools (such as the calendar).
- Siri does integrate with some of Apple's own productivity tools (such as the calendar).
- Star Trek does integrate with some of Apple's own productivity tools (such as the calendar).
- The Voyage Home does integrate with some of Apple's own productivity tools (such as the calendar).
- iPhone 4S does integrate with some of Apple's own productivity tools (such as the calendar).


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

(CNN) Three people have died from an Ebola outbreak in a remote northern region of the Democratic Republic of Congo, as health officials travel to the central African country in response to a rising number of suspected cases, the World Health Organization says. Last week, WHO reported one Ebola-related death and the possibility of two others. On Saturday, the organization confirmed the other two deaths were also Ebola-related. The first case, which came April 22, involved a 45-year-old man. The taxi driver who took the man to the hospital and a person who cared for the man both became sick and later died, WHO said.

Aside from the 1976 outbreak in DRC, which killed 280 people in Yambuku, the deadliest outbreak came in 1995, when

OPTIONS:
- African killed 250 people in Kikwit.
- DRC killed 250 people in Kikwit.
- Democratic Republic of Congo killed 250 people in Kikwit.
- Ebola killed 250 people in Kikwit.
- WHO killed 250 people in Kikwit.
- World Health Organization killed 250 people in Kikwit.


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

It's a long road to recovery for Spanish nurse's assistant Teresa Romero Ramos. Discharged from hospital six weeks ago after beating Ebola, she faces life without her beloved dog, Excalibur, put down by Spanish authorities for fear he might harbor the deadly virus. And questions remain about how she contracted the virus while helping to care for Spanish missionaries brought back from West Africa with Ebola, and the way her own case was handled. Romero was in court Thursday to seek 150,000 euros in damages from the then-Madrid health minister she accuses of blaming her for catching the disease. He publicly apologized for the comments and later resigned.

Romero said she was not yet completely physically recovered from the virus -- which has killed more than 6,000 people in

OPTIONS:
- Ebola -- but was slowly getting better.
- Excalibur -- but was slowly getting better.
- Madrid -- but was slowly getting better.
- Romero -- but was slowly getting better.
- Spanish -- but was slowly getting better.
- Teresa Romero Ramos -- but was slowly getting better.
- West Africa -- but was slowly getting better.


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

(CNN) -- Less than two months before the world focuses on Russia for the Sochi Olympics, President Vladimir Putin is handing out "get out of jail free" cards. A new amnesty law introduced by Putin allowed two members of Russian punk band Pussy Riot to leave prison on Monday, two months before the end of their two-year sentences for a performance critical of the President. In addition, 30 Greenpeace demonstrators could go free under the amnesty law passed by Russian lawmakers last week that could affect 25,000 prisoners. Putin also pardoned former oil tycoon and Kremlin critic Mikhail Khodorkovsky, who had been jailed since 2003 and was convicted in 2005 of tax evasion and fraud.

The

OPTIONS:
- CNN case made headlines around the world, as did the anti-gay law passed in July that banned "propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations around minors."
- Greenpeace case made headlines around the world, as did the anti-gay law passed in July that banned "propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations around minors."
- Kremlin case made headlines around the world, as did the anti-gay law passed in July that banned "propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations around minors."
- Mikhail Khodorkovsky case made headlines around the world, as did the anti-gay law passed in July that banned "propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations around minors."
- Pussy Riot case made headlines around the world, as did the anti-gay law passed in July that banned "propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations around minors."
- Putin case made headlines around the world, as did the anti-gay law passed in July that banned "propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations around minors."
- Russia case made headlines around the world, as did the anti-gay law passed in July that banned "propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations around minors."
- Russian case made headlines around the world, as did the anti-gay law passed in July that banned "propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations around minors."
- Sochi Olympics case made headlines around the world, as did the anti-gay law passed in July that banned "propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations around minors."
- Vladimir Putin case made headlines around the world, as did the anti-gay law passed in July that banned "propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations around minors."


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Valencia full back Jose Luis Gaya says he and his team-mates will follow Gary Neville's philosophy 'to the death' as he makes his managerial debut with the Spanish giants. Neville was appointed Valencia manager until the end of the season on December 2 following the dismissal of Portuguese coach Nuno Espirito Santo. The former Manchester United and England defender hosted an open training session on Monday evening at the club's state-of-art Ciudad Deportiva de Paterna base as he put his new side through their paces. The 40-year-old's first game in charge comes on Wednesday night when they welcome Group H rivals Lyon in a must-win Champions League encounter to have any hope of reaching the last 16.

OPTIONS:
- Champions League has featured 17 times in all competitions for Los Che so far this season and will be hoping to add to that tally come Wednesday night.
- Ciudad Deportiva de Paterna has featured 17 times in all competitions for Los Che so far this season and will be hoping to add to that tally come Wednesday night.
- England has featured 17 times in all competitions for Los Che so far this season and will be hoping to add to that tally come Wednesday night.
- Gary Neville has featured 17 times in all competitions for Los Che so far this season and will be hoping to add to that tally come Wednesday night.
- Group H has featured 17 times in all competitions for Los Che so far this season and will be hoping to add to that tally come Wednesday night.
- Jose Luis Gaya has featured 17 times in all competitions for Los Che so far this season and will be hoping to add to that tally come Wednesday night.
- Los Che has featured 17 times in all competitions for Los Che so far this season and will be hoping to add to that tally come Wednesday night.
- Lyon has featured 17 times in all competitions for Los Che so far this season and will be hoping to add to that tally come Wednesday night.
- Manchester United has featured 17 times in all competitions for Los Che so far this season and will be hoping to add to that tally come Wednesday night.
- Neville has featured 17 times in all competitions for Los Che so far this season and will be hoping to add to that tally come Wednesday night.
- Nuno Espirito Santo has featured 17 times in all competitions for Los Che so far this season and will be hoping to add to that tally come Wednesday night.
- Portuguese has featured 17 times in all competitions for Los Che so far this season and will be hoping to add to that tally come Wednesday night.
- Spanish has featured 17 times in all competitions for Los Che so far this season and will be hoping to add to that tally come Wednesday night.
- Valencia has featured 17 times in all competitions for Los Che so far this season and will be hoping to add to that tally come Wednesday night.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Could the golfing summer be set up any more perfectly? Is there anyone who now doubts we are in at the start of a rivalry that is going to have us pinned to our seats for the next decade? For the first time in the game’s long history the world No 1 and world No 2 hold all four majors between them and the next stop just happens to be — honestly, who is writing these scripts? — the Home of Golf itself. Who’s your money on? Rory McIlroy, the No 1 with all the talent, or Jordan Spieth, the No 2 infused with Texan grit? It is like Roger Federer against Rafael Nadal from a few years ago, only played out in wide open spaces and with smaller balls.

It is hard to imagine anything energising 26-year-old McIlroy more than a 21-year-old invading his territory but in

OPTIONS:
- American he has clearly got the worthiest of adversaries.
- Home of Golf he has clearly got the worthiest of adversaries.
- Jordan Spieth he has clearly got the worthiest of adversaries.
- No 1 he has clearly got the worthiest of adversaries.
- Rafael Nadal he has clearly got the worthiest of adversaries.
- Roger Federer he has clearly got the worthiest of adversaries.
- Rory McIlroy he has clearly got the worthiest of adversaries.
- St Andrews he has clearly got the worthiest of adversaries.
- Texan he has clearly got the worthiest of adversaries.
- The Open he has clearly got the worthiest of adversaries.
- US Open he has clearly got the worthiest of adversaries.


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Our pillar-box red, open-top Chevrolet would fail its MoT abysmally. The suspension has gone; only the driver's door opens from the inside and there doesn't even seem to be a speedometer. But it's still going and it's a lot of fun. A bit like Cuba, in fact. Everyone says you have to go now before the chicken nugget invasion changes everything following President Obama's decision to lift sanctions after 55 years. A place with a past and a future: Havana is an evocative city, rich in Spanish colonial architecture For sure, change is needed in a country where almost everyone is denied access to the internet, where most people take home around $20 a month, where there is still rationing and where not believing in the 'Triumph of the revolution' still makes you an enemy of the state.

We're in the open-top Chevy (not driving it) on the way to Ernest Hemingway's house, 20 minutes from

OPTIONS:
- Chevrolet.
- Cuba.
- Ernest Hemingway.
- Fidel Castro.
- Finca Vigia.
- Havana.
- Mama Ines.
- MoT.
- Obama.
- Spanish.
- Triumph of the revolution.
- US.


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

(CNN) Watching me read "1984," arguably the greatest dystopian novel ever written, in high school, my mother told me that it was a book that everyone should read not just once, but again, every 10 years. It certainly deserves a reread right now. Indeed, dozens of news stories this week have alerted us to surging sales of George Orwell's "1984" since the inauguration and even more so in the wake of Kellyanne Conway's now-infamous "alternative facts" gambit. Most media outlets have reported glibly on the figures, with some going so far as to compare the Amazon best-seller list (where purchases of "1984" have gone up nearly 10,000%) to a "political barometer" before making the obvious parallel between the Orwellian concepts of newspeak and doublethink and the words of Conway and actions of White House communications director Sean Spicer.

With such an

OPTIONS:
- Alexander J. Urbelis twist, perhaps we will soon learn that the millions of elusive mystery voters all registered under the name "Emmanuel Goldstein."
- Amazon twist, perhaps we will soon learn that the millions of elusive mystery voters all registered under the name "Emmanuel Goldstein."
- Conway twist, perhaps we will soon learn that the millions of elusive mystery voters all registered under the name "Emmanuel Goldstein."
- George Orwell twist, perhaps we will soon learn that the millions of elusive mystery voters all registered under the name "Emmanuel Goldstein."
- Kellyanne Conway twist, perhaps we will soon learn that the millions of elusive mystery voters all registered under the name "Emmanuel Goldstein."
- Orwell twist, perhaps we will soon learn that the millions of elusive mystery voters all registered under the name "Emmanuel Goldstein."
- Orwellian twist, perhaps we will soon learn that the millions of elusive mystery voters all registered under the name "Emmanuel Goldstein."
- Sean Spicer twist, perhaps we will soon learn that the millions of elusive mystery voters all registered under the name "Emmanuel Goldstein."
- White House twist, perhaps we will soon learn that the millions of elusive mystery voters all registered under the name "Emmanuel Goldstein."