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An attack of the giggles can sometimes appear at the strangest moments. Whether it's during a speech or in a meeting, helpless laughter is one of our most insightful behaviours, according to neuroscientist Sophie Scott. In a recent Ted Talk in Vancouver, Professor Scott revealed that laughter often isn't to do with comedy value, but with our relationships with others. Laughter is often used as a tool for social bonding rather than in reaction to something that has comedy value, according to UCL Professor Sophie Scott. Pictured are Prime Minister David Cameron and US President Barack Obama during a basketball game

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama activates the brain's mirror regions that mimic other's actions, and she says this is the reason behind why laughing can be so contagious
- David Cameron activates the brain's mirror regions that mimic other's actions, and she says this is the reason behind why laughing can be so contagious
- Laughter activates the brain's mirror regions that mimic other's actions, and she says this is the reason behind why laughing can be so contagious
- Scott activates the brain's mirror regions that mimic other's actions, and she says this is the reason behind why laughing can be so contagious
- Sophie Scott activates the brain's mirror regions that mimic other's actions, and she says this is the reason behind why laughing can be so contagious
- Ted Talk activates the brain's mirror regions that mimic other's actions, and she says this is the reason behind why laughing can be so contagious
- UCL activates the brain's mirror regions that mimic other's actions, and she says this is the reason behind why laughing can be so contagious
- US activates the brain's mirror regions that mimic other's actions, and she says this is the reason behind why laughing can be so contagious
- Vancouver activates the brain's mirror regions that mimic other's actions, and she says this is the reason behind why laughing can be so contagious


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

I'll go first" and told of being grabbed, as

OPTIONS:
- Donald Trump put it, "by the pussy," when she was 12, the response was overwhelming.
- Fox News put it, "by the pussy," when she was 12, the response was overwhelming.
- Frida Ghitis put it, "by the pussy," when she was 12, the response was overwhelming.
- Hillary Clinton put it, "by the pussy," when she was 12, the response was overwhelming.
- Megyn Kelly put it, "by the pussy," when she was 12, the response was overwhelming.
- Newt Gingrich put it, "by the pussy," when she was 12, the response was overwhelming.
- Trump put it, "by the pussy," when she was 12, the response was overwhelming.
- United States put it, "by the pussy," when she was 12, the response was overwhelming.


Britain has re-entered the list of the ten countries with highest unleaded prices in the world despite prices at UK pumps falling below the level seen in 2013 when it last featured. The high level of tax on fuel in the UK has meant British drivers have seen less benefit from falls in global oil prices than many of their international counterparts, pushing it further up the list. It is now the seventh priciest country for motorists to fill up, the latest Santander/This is Money petrol price index reveals today. Norway tops the table once more, retaining the spot it has held in the last two years.

Broken down, of an average 122p per litre in the

OPTIONS:
- Britain, 57.95p is duty and 22.15p is VAT.
- British, 57.95p is duty and 22.15p is VAT.
- Money, 57.95p is duty and 22.15p is VAT.
- Norway, 57.95p is duty and 22.15p is VAT.
- Santander, 57.95p is duty and 22.15p is VAT.
- UK, 57.95p is duty and 22.15p is VAT.


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The notorious underarm delivery that created one of the most controversial moments in world cricket history is still hard to revisit after more than three decades. But as Australia and New Zealand go head-to-head in the World Cup final at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Sunday, the underarm bowling incident from 1981 will inevitably come back to haunt. The  controversial bowl triggered a cold war between the two nations after the infamous day  on February 1 when New Zealand needed six runs with one ball remaining to draw the match. But Aussie skipper Greg Chappell instructed the bowler, who was his younger brother Trevor, to deliver the ball underarm in a bid to prevent batsman Brian McKechnie any chance of hitting a six.

Australia went on to win the match but the hell that followed left the

OPTIONS:
- Aussie brothers struggling to cope under the pressure from the backlash.
- Australia brothers struggling to cope under the pressure from the backlash.
- Brian McKechnie brothers struggling to cope under the pressure from the backlash.
- Greg Chappell brothers struggling to cope under the pressure from the backlash.
- Melbourne Cricket Ground brothers struggling to cope under the pressure from the backlash.
- New Zealand brothers struggling to cope under the pressure from the backlash.
- Trevor brothers struggling to cope under the pressure from the backlash.
- World Cup brothers struggling to cope under the pressure from the backlash.


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(CNN) -- From fighting common colds to cancer, Chinese herbal medicines have long been touted for their healing properties. But this week, environmental group Greenpeace says it found many herbs purchased from Chinese and Hong Kong retail stores contain alarming levels of harmful pesticides. One herb, a sample of San Qi flower purchased from popular chain Beijing Tong Ren Tang, contained over 500 times the EU safety limit of a restricted pesticide. Another herb contained over 100 times that limit, according to the report. Beijing Tong Ren Tang did not return calls for comment. Of the 65 herbs sampled by Greenpeace, 51 contained pesticides with 26 having chemicals classified as "extremely or highly hazardous" by the World Health Organization, it said.

Wang said the

OPTIONS:
- Beijing government has "no regulation or guidance" regarding the use of pesticides with herbal crops.
- Beijing Tong Ren Tang government has "no regulation or guidance" regarding the use of pesticides with herbal crops.
- CNN government has "no regulation or guidance" regarding the use of pesticides with herbal crops.
- Chinese government has "no regulation or guidance" regarding the use of pesticides with herbal crops.
- Department of Health government has "no regulation or guidance" regarding the use of pesticides with herbal crops.
- EU government has "no regulation or guidance" regarding the use of pesticides with herbal crops.
- European government has "no regulation or guidance" regarding the use of pesticides with herbal crops.
- Greenpeace government has "no regulation or guidance" regarding the use of pesticides with herbal crops.
- Hong Kong government has "no regulation or guidance" regarding the use of pesticides with herbal crops.
- San Qi government has "no regulation or guidance" regarding the use of pesticides with herbal crops.
- Tong Ren Tang government has "no regulation or guidance" regarding the use of pesticides with herbal crops.
- World Health Organization government has "no regulation or guidance" regarding the use of pesticides with herbal crops.


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Tournament favorites Spain have suffered one of the biggest upsets in Olympic football history, losing 1-0 to Japan at Glasgow's Hampden Park on Thursday. Brazil got their Olympics started with a 3-2 win over Egypt in Cardiff, whilst Team GB, playing their first Olympic football tournament since 1960, began with a 1-1 draw with Senegal. In the afternoon kick off, Spain fell to a goal from Yuki Otsu, who found the net in the 33rd minute, thumping the ball home from a corner. Things got worse for Luis Milla's Spain side as Real Sociedad defender Inigo Martinez was shown a red card minutes before half time.

Spain's Olympic squad has been expected to add

OPTIONS:
- Brazil gold to the country's already impressive collection of titles.
- Cardiff gold to the country's already impressive collection of titles.
- Egypt gold to the country's already impressive collection of titles.
- Glasgow gold to the country's already impressive collection of titles.
- Hampden Park gold to the country's already impressive collection of titles.
- Inigo Martinez gold to the country's already impressive collection of titles.
- Japan gold to the country's already impressive collection of titles.
- Luis Milla gold to the country's already impressive collection of titles.
- Luis Suarez gold to the country's already impressive collection of titles.
- Olympic gold to the country's already impressive collection of titles.
- Olympics gold to the country's already impressive collection of titles.
- Real Sociedad gold to the country's already impressive collection of titles.
- Senegal gold to the country's already impressive collection of titles.
- Spain gold to the country's already impressive collection of titles.
- Team GB gold to the country's already impressive collection of titles.
- UAE gold to the country's already impressive collection of titles.
- Uruguay gold to the country's already impressive collection of titles.
- Yuki Otsu gold to the country's already impressive collection of titles.


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Brunswick, Georgia (CNN) A jury in Georgia on Monday found Justin Ross Harris guilty of murder in the 2014 death of his 22-month-old son, Cooper. Harris, 35, was accused of intentionally locking Cooper inside a hot car for seven hours. On that same day, Harris was sexting with six women, including one minor, according to phone records. In addition to three counts of murder, Harris was found guilty of two counts of cruelty to children for Cooper's death, and guilty of three counts relating to his electronic exchanges of lewd material with two underage girls. "This is one of those occasions where actions speak louder than words," Cobb County Assistant District Attorney Chuck Boring said after the verdict. "He has malice in his heart, absolutely."

State witnesses testified that

OPTIONS:
- Brunswick lived what prosecutors described as a "double life."
- CNN lived what prosecutors described as a "double life."
- Chuck Boring lived what prosecutors described as a "double life."
- Cobb County lived what prosecutors described as a "double life."
- Cooper lived what prosecutors described as a "double life."
- Georgia lived what prosecutors described as a "double life."
- Harris lived what prosecutors described as a "double life."
- Justin Ross Harris lived what prosecutors described as a "double life."


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Lord Janner sent a ‘thank you’ Christmas card to a detective after learning he would escape child sex abuse charges, it emerged yesterday Lord Janner sent a ‘thank you’ Christmas card to a detective after learning he would escape child sex abuse charges, it emerged yesterday. The officer said he was appalled by the Labour peer’s note after his superiors forced him to drop his inquiries into Janner’s alleged sex abuse. The note thanked him for how he had dealt with the issue, and even invited him and his wife to dinner at Parliament. The revelation of Janner’s apparent attempt to influence the police came amid fresh concerns about the Establishment cover-up of the Labour grandee’s alleged paedophilia.

It has also been revealed that Mrs

OPTIONS:
- Christmas was a pupil at the same legal chambers as Janner – although she claims she never met him.
- Director of Public Prosecutions was a pupil at the same legal chambers as Janner – although she claims she never met him.
- Establishment was a pupil at the same legal chambers as Janner – although she claims she never met him.
- Janner was a pupil at the same legal chambers as Janner – although she claims she never met him.
- Kelvyn Ashby was a pupil at the same legal chambers as Janner – although she claims she never met him.
- Labour was a pupil at the same legal chambers as Janner – although she claims she never met him.
- Lord Janner was a pupil at the same legal chambers as Janner – although she claims she never met him.
- Parliament was a pupil at the same legal chambers as Janner – although she claims she never met him.
- Saunders was a pupil at the same legal chambers as Janner – although she claims she never met him.


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The identity of the kissing couple immortalized in the throes of passions in Times Square on VJ Day, 1945 has been thrown into doubt after a new scientific theory disproved all existing accounts. More than a dozen people claimed to be either the the sailor or the nurse shown passionately embracing as the news broke of the end of the Second World War after Japan's surrender. But according to a team of astronomers, none of their accounts can be true. The scientists say they have managed to pinpoint the time of the shot by analyzing the shadows in the image - and their result does not match any of the stories put forward.

He remembers tearing through

OPTIONS:
- Japan kissing everyone in sight from sheer excitement.
- Life kissing everyone in sight from sheer excitement.
- Sailor kissing everyone in sight from sheer excitement.
- Second World War kissing everyone in sight from sheer excitement.
- Times Square kissing everyone in sight from sheer excitement.
- VJ Day kissing everyone in sight from sheer excitement.


A mother-of-two  received an emotional trip down memory lane when a time capsule hidden by her late father 28 years ago was discovered by the new owners of her childhood home. Claire Brissenden remembers helping her father Ivan refurbish the family home in Heaton, Newcastle in the late 1980s but she had no idea he had used the renovation to hide a time capsule in her bedroom. So the 43-year-old was amazed when she picked up a Facebook message from the new owners of the house, informing her of the  find. Scroll down for video Claire Brissenden (centre) visits her childhood home in Heaton, Newcastle with daughter Zoe Brissenden-Lang, seven (pictured) after current owners, Beth Barnes (left) and Chris Pearson (right) discovered a time capsule

I have been converting this room for my daughter

OPTIONS:
- Beth Barnes, aged 15.
- Chris Pearson, aged 15.
- Claire, aged 15.
- Claire Brissenden, aged 15.
- Facebook, aged 15.
- Heaton, aged 15.
- Ivan, aged 15.
- Mail on Sunday, aged 15.
- Newcastle, aged 15.
- Zoe Brissenden-Lang, aged 15.


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(CNN) Though many individuals likely contributed to the President's decision to fire FBI Director James Comey, one notable one may have been Roger Stone, a 64-year-old close friend of Donald Trump and central figure in the FBI investigation into Trump campaign ties to Russia. In the middle of the Watergate scandal, Stone, who engaged in dirty tricks during Richard Nixon's 1972 campaign, was discovered to have hired a Republican operative to infiltrate the George McGovern campaign and was subsequently fired from his job. After the President's resignation, Stone remained an ardent Nixon apologist and loyalist. He even had the man's face tattooed on his back and devoted his life to ruthless, anything-goes politics (or political consulting, as you may know it). Stone's motto was and continues to be: "Admit nothing, deny everything, launch counterattack." And anyone who has watched Trump closely over the years would think it was his personal slogan, too.

Then, in the spring of 2016,

OPTIONS:
- CNN seemed to embrace him again.
- Comey seemed to embrace him again.
- D'Antonio seemed to embrace him again.
- Donald Trump seemed to embrace him again.
- FBI seemed to embrace him again.
- George McGovern seemed to embrace him again.
- James Comey seemed to embrace him again.
- Michael D'Antonio seemed to embrace him again.
- Nixon seemed to embrace him again.
- Republican seemed to embrace him again.
- Richard Nixon seemed to embrace him again.
- Roger Stone seemed to embrace him again.
- Russia seemed to embrace him again.
- Stone seemed to embrace him again.
- Trump seemed to embrace him again.
- Watergate seemed to embrace him again.


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(CNN) Donald Trump has called the Christopher Steele dossier "fake news" and "phony stuff," but is it? The Republican chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, Sen. John McCain of Arizona, sent a trusted staff member to London to obtain a copy and deliver it to the FBI for investigation, according to the UK newspaper The Independent. The US intelligence community has made no determination as of yet on the contents, but has deemed the documents sufficiently credible to warrant further investigation and included a summary of the dossier in briefing materials for both  President Obama and President-elect Trump. It is worth noting that these leaders are all career professionals, including two non-political appointees, FBI Director James Comey and NSA Director Mike Rogers, who have zero incentive to pick a fight with their future boss.

The Independent reported that

OPTIONS:
- Arizona continued his reporting even after the election because he recognized how serious these charges were.
- CNN continued his reporting even after the election because he recognized how serious these charges were.
- Christopher Steele continued his reporting even after the election because he recognized how serious these charges were.
- Donald Trump continued his reporting even after the election because he recognized how serious these charges were.
- FBI continued his reporting even after the election because he recognized how serious these charges were.
- James Comey continued his reporting even after the election because he recognized how serious these charges were.
- John McCain continued his reporting even after the election because he recognized how serious these charges were.
- London continued his reporting even after the election because he recognized how serious these charges were.
- Mike Rogers continued his reporting even after the election because he recognized how serious these charges were.
- NSA continued his reporting even after the election because he recognized how serious these charges were.
- Nick Dowling continued his reporting even after the election because he recognized how serious these charges were.
- Obama continued his reporting even after the election because he recognized how serious these charges were.
- Republican continued his reporting even after the election because he recognized how serious these charges were.
- Senate Armed Services Committee continued his reporting even after the election because he recognized how serious these charges were.
- The Independent continued his reporting even after the election because he recognized how serious these charges were.
- Trump continued his reporting even after the election because he recognized how serious these charges were.
- UK continued his reporting even after the election because he recognized how serious these charges were.
- US continued his reporting even after the election because he recognized how serious these charges were.


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Superfans of Ariana Grande have quickly forgiven her for contaminating donuts at a California bakery with her saliva, and are now rushing to the star's defense by licking their own donuts in solidarity. Nicknamed 'Arianators', her fans have been posting selfies on Instagram in which their tongues touch donuts, both real and of the emoji variety. Using the hashtag #lickdonutswithari, the  group of youngsters, most of whom are in their teens, is throwing their support behind the 22-year-old singer, in spite of her possibly criminal activity, by defiantly following her lead. About a week ago, the Love Me Harder singer was caught on camera at Wolfee Donuts in Lake Elsinore, California, with her back-up dancer boyfriend, Ricky Alvarez. Ariana quickly licked two donuts on  trays that had been set out on the counter, though she bought neither.

Afterward,

OPTIONS:
- Ariana lost a letter grade during a surprise health inspection, and Ariana publicly apologized for the incident.
- Ariana Grande lost a letter grade during a surprise health inspection, and Ariana publicly apologized for the incident.
- California lost a letter grade during a surprise health inspection, and Ariana publicly apologized for the incident.
- Instagram lost a letter grade during a surprise health inspection, and Ariana publicly apologized for the incident.
- Lake Elsinore lost a letter grade during a surprise health inspection, and Ariana publicly apologized for the incident.
- Love Me Harder lost a letter grade during a surprise health inspection, and Ariana publicly apologized for the incident.
- Ricky Alvarez lost a letter grade during a surprise health inspection, and Ariana publicly apologized for the incident.
- Wolfee Donuts lost a letter grade during a surprise health inspection, and Ariana publicly apologized for the incident.


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(CNN)Some members of the U.S. Congress may be resisting proposed new sanctions on Iran, but their opposition doesn't seem likely to stop Congress passing legislation on Tehran's nuclear program by the end of March. As one of the negotiators who sat across the table from the Iranians for the past 15 months, though, I can assure you that legislation at this juncture risks undermining a deal that is clearly in the interest of all parties. Fortunately, there now seems to be broad consensus that introducing more sanctions with immediate effect would simply play into the hands of Iranian hard-liners. With that in mind, ideas for moving legislation have turned to focus on two concepts: establishing a "trigger" for new sanctions, linked either to an arbitrary future date or a collapse in the talks, and defining what would constitute a good deal and requiring an "up or down" vote on it.

If the point is to create red lines for the Iranian negotiators, then

OPTIONS:
- CNN will have the opposite of its desired effect:  defining a "good deal" in detail forces Iranian negotiators to cross our red lines to maintain their revolutionary credentials and sell a deal at home.
- Congress will have the opposite of its desired effect:  defining a "good deal" in detail forces Iranian negotiators to cross our red lines to maintain their revolutionary credentials and sell a deal at home.
- Iran will have the opposite of its desired effect:  defining a "good deal" in detail forces Iranian negotiators to cross our red lines to maintain their revolutionary credentials and sell a deal at home.
- Iranian will have the opposite of its desired effect:  defining a "good deal" in detail forces Iranian negotiators to cross our red lines to maintain their revolutionary credentials and sell a deal at home.
- Iranians will have the opposite of its desired effect:  defining a "good deal" in detail forces Iranian negotiators to cross our red lines to maintain their revolutionary credentials and sell a deal at home.
- Richard Nephew will have the opposite of its desired effect:  defining a "good deal" in detail forces Iranian negotiators to cross our red lines to maintain their revolutionary credentials and sell a deal at home.
- Tehran will have the opposite of its desired effect:  defining a "good deal" in detail forces Iranian negotiators to cross our red lines to maintain their revolutionary credentials and sell a deal at home.
- U.S. Congress will have the opposite of its desired effect:  defining a "good deal" in detail forces Iranian negotiators to cross our red lines to maintain their revolutionary credentials and sell a deal at home.


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Beijing (CNN) -- Jeremy Lin's improbable success in the NBA has prompted a spate of "gee-whiz" stories and added "Linsanity" into everyday lexicon. The little known Asian American, who at 6'3" (1.91 meters) tall, has been leading the New York Knicks to successive wins, even without its recognized superstars. "To pull off 20+8 (an average of 20 points and 8 assists) in six successive games shows Jeremy Lin is no fluke," says Ma Jian, a basketball commentator in Beijing. The Knicks made it seven on Wednesday after a 100-85 win over Sacramento in New York, with Lin managing a career-high 13 assists.

"Lin is an excellent basketball player who also went to

OPTIONS:
- American, and that is why he is such an inspiring example for Chinese."
- Asian American, and that is why he is such an inspiring example for Chinese."
- Beijing, and that is why he is such an inspiring example for Chinese."
- CNN, and that is why he is such an inspiring example for Chinese."
- China, and that is why he is such an inspiring example for Chinese."
- Chinese, and that is why he is such an inspiring example for Chinese."
- Harvard, and that is why he is such an inspiring example for Chinese."
- Jeremy Lin, and that is why he is such an inspiring example for Chinese."
- Knicks, and that is why he is such an inspiring example for Chinese."
- Lin, and that is why he is such an inspiring example for Chinese."
- Linsanity, and that is why he is such an inspiring example for Chinese."
- Ma Jian, and that is why he is such an inspiring example for Chinese."
- NBA, and that is why he is such an inspiring example for Chinese."
- New York, and that is why he is such an inspiring example for Chinese."
- New York Knicks, and that is why he is such an inspiring example for Chinese."
- Sacramento, and that is why he is such an inspiring example for Chinese."
- Taiwan, and that is why he is such an inspiring example for Chinese."
- Yao Ming, and that is why he is such an inspiring example for Chinese."


(CNN) The London hospital where baby Charlie Gard is being treated for a rare genetic disorder has been receiving death threats. "The GOSH community has been subjected to a shocking and disgraceful tide of hostility and disturbance," Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) Chairman Mary MacLeod said in a statement released Saturday. The terminally ill infant is at the center of an international legal controversy over whether the hospital should support experimental efforts to extend his life. "Staff have received abuse both in the street and online," the statement continued. "Thousands of abusive messages have been sent to doctors and nurses whose life's work is to care for sick children. Many of these messages are menacing, including death threats. Families have been harassed and discomforted while visiting their children, and we have received complaints of unacceptable behavior even within the hospital itself.

The doctors at GOSH have argued that every medical option has already been considered and treatment in another country would not be in

OPTIONS:
- Charlie Gard's best interest.
- Charlie's's best interest.
- GOSH's best interest.
- Great Ormond Street Hospital's best interest.
- London's best interest.
- Mary MacLeod's best interest.
- UK High Court's best interest.


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(EW.com ) -- This year, some real-life drama surrounds the soap-focused Daytime Emmy Awards. A few weeks before the ceremony, the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences issued a casting call for social media mavens to host the event's live-streamed red carpet preshow. Specifically, as reported by Soap Opera Network, organizers wanted "millennials between the ages of 18-35, all ethnicities, who have a strong entertainment news background and/or very strong social media following (300,000 followers minimum)." Last Wednesday, the NATAS revealed that it had selected a foursome with a mighty social reach: Vine star Brittany Furlan, style vlogger Lauren Elizabeth, beauty vlogger Jessica Harlow, and Meghan Rosette, who vlogs about style and beauty.

After a red carpet show criticized as amateurish and occasionally downright offensive, some irate viewers are demanding that NATAS issue an apology for Furlan, Elizabeth, Harlow, and

OPTIONS:
- Brittany Furlan's antics.
- Daytime Emmy Awards's antics.
- EW.com's antics.
- Furlan's antics.
- Jessica Harlow's antics.
- Lauren Elizabeth's antics.
- Meghan Rosette's antics.
- NATAS's antics.
- National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences's antics.
- Soap Opera Network's antics.


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Jackson Martinez has arrived in Spain following his £25million move to Atletico Madrid from Porto. The Colombia striker touched down in the Spanish capital on Tuesday to join up with his new team-mates, and was mobbed by reporters and fans desperate for a glimpse of their new star man. Martinez is following in the footsteps of now-Chelsea loanee Radamel Falcao, who swapped Porto for Atletico to much success in 2011. His countryman scored 52 league goals in 68 games at the club, but Martinez was quick to distance himself from comparisons when he arrived at the airport at around 3pm on Tuesday.

'Falcao is Falcao and Jackson is

OPTIONS:
- Atletico, like you are a journalist and there are others.
- Atletico Madrid, like you are a journalist and there are others.
- Chelsea, like you are a journalist and there are others.
- Colombia, like you are a journalist and there are others.
- Falcao, like you are a journalist and there are others.
- Jackson Martinez, like you are a journalist and there are others.
- Martinez, like you are a journalist and there are others.
- Porto, like you are a journalist and there are others.
- Radamel Falcao, like you are a journalist and there are others.
- Spain, like you are a journalist and there are others.
- Spanish, like you are a journalist and there are others.


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Asmir Begovic insists Chelsea’s players are drawing reassurance amid a crisis run of results because the club possess the world’s best manager. Jose Mourinho is under intense scrutiny after a miserable start to the season with two successive defeats leaving their Champions League campaign floundering and Premier League title defence in tatters. Chelsea are 16th in the table with just eight points from eight games and Mourinho is in deeply combative mood, criticising players and challenging Roman Abramovich to sack ‘the best manager the club has ever had’. Begovic concurs, and claims the presence of the Portuguese serial winner remains a source of inspiration for the squad.

‘But at the same time he has kept calm, tried to keep things on the ground, make sure we don’t feel sorry for ourselves, and pick things up.

OPTIONS:
- Asmir Begovic
- Begovic
- Blues
- Champions League
- Chelsea
- Jose Mourinho
- Mourinho
- Portuguese
- Premier League
- Roman Abramovich


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Three months before pro-wrestler Jimmy 'Superfly' Snuka's 23-year-old girlfriend was found dead in a hotel room with yellow fluid oozing out of her mouth and nose, she called her family in a panic saying she had to get away from him. More than 30 years later, Nancy Argentino’s sister Lorraine Salome vividly recalled the 2am phone call in which the frantic young woman confided in her that her drunk and intoxicated boyfriend dragged her naked by the hair through the hallways of a Howard Johnson hotel in Salina, New York. A short time later, Salome got another call, this one coming from the manager of the hotel, telling her that 'a guy was running after her [Nancy].’

Earlier this month,

OPTIONS:
- Argentino's wife announced that he had been diagnosed with stomach cancer.
- Howard Johnson's wife announced that he had been diagnosed with stomach cancer.
- James Reiher's wife announced that he had been diagnosed with stomach cancer.
- Jimmy 'Superfly's wife announced that he had been diagnosed with stomach cancer.
- Lorraine Salome's wife announced that he had been diagnosed with stomach cancer.
- Nancy's wife announced that he had been diagnosed with stomach cancer.
- Nancy Argentino's wife announced that he had been diagnosed with stomach cancer.
- Nancy].’'s wife announced that he had been diagnosed with stomach cancer.
- New York's wife announced that he had been diagnosed with stomach cancer.
- Salina's wife announced that he had been diagnosed with stomach cancer.
- Salome's wife announced that he had been diagnosed with stomach cancer.
- Snuka's wife announced that he had been diagnosed with stomach cancer.


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Raheem Sterling failed to report for training on Wednesday as the saga of his bid to leave Liverpool took another twist. The England international phoned Melwood, Liverpool’s headquarters, in the morning, claiming that he felt unwell and would not be able to take part in the planned sessions. It has been a summer of sweeping personnel changes at Anfield and manager Brendan Rodgers, who wants one more addition to his coaching staff, has met club legend Gary McAllister to discuss the prospect of him joining Sean O’Driscoll and Pepjin Linders. The drama surrounding Sterling, though, rumbles on and, coming 48 hours after he told Rodgers he does not want to go on the pre-season tour to the Far East and Australia, the news that he called in sick will have been greeted with cynicism in many quarters.

It is standard practice for Liverpool to send a doctor to the house of an unwell player and one was expected to visit

OPTIONS:
- Anfield Wednesday afternoon.
- Australia Wednesday afternoon.
- Brendan Rodgers Wednesday afternoon.
- England Wednesday afternoon.
- Far East Wednesday afternoon.
- Gary McAllister Wednesday afternoon.
- Liverpool Wednesday afternoon.
- Melwood Wednesday afternoon.
- Pepjin Linders Wednesday afternoon.
- Raheem Sterling Wednesday afternoon.
- Rodgers Wednesday afternoon.
- Sean O’Driscoll Wednesday afternoon.
- Sterling Wednesday afternoon.


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(CNN) Squeals of delight echo around the room at Vanderbilt's Children's Hospital in Nashville, Tennessee. Nine-year-old cancer survivor Bryce Greenwell turns to his mother, Jenny. "Did you know about this?" he asks, hands cupped to his face in surprise. "Yes," she says with a nod, smiling from ear to ear. "Oh, my gosh, he has missed you guys so much!" pet therapist Michelle Thompson says as she hands Swoosh, her trained toy Pomeranian, over to two eager boys. "Did you miss him? He talks to me about you boys all the time." "I haven't seen him in a long time," says 7-year-old Mitchell Montalbano, who recently graduated from chemotherapy treatment, cancer-free. "Swoosh, what have you been up to?"

"I think everyone should have a chance with

OPTIONS:
- Bryce Greenwell," Bryce says.
- Children's Hospital," Bryce says.
- Jenny," Bryce says.
- Michelle Thompson," Bryce says.
- Mitchell Montalbano," Bryce says.
- Nashville," Bryce says.
- Pomeranian," Bryce says.
- Swoosh," Bryce says.
- Tennessee," Bryce says.
- Vanderbilt," Bryce says.


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A transgender woman killed herself after being taunted in the street for being different, an inquest heard. Mikki Nicholson, who was a national Scrabble champion, stepped in front of a train, on November 7 last year after suffering daily verbal abuse in Carlisle, Cumbria. The 36-year-old had planned a move to Newcastle, where she had hoped people would be more accepting. But she changed her mind months before her death after being told she risked homelessness if she left her social housing. Mikki Nicholson, who was a national Scrabble champion, stepped in front of a train, on November 7 last year after suffering daily verbal abuse in Carlisle, Cumbria. Above, Ms Nicholson preparing for a game in 2009

'She had a negative view of

OPTIONS:
- Carlisle based on past experience.
- Cumbria based on past experience.
- Mikki Nicholson based on past experience.
- Newcastle based on past experience.
- Nicholson based on past experience.
- Samaritans based on past experience.
- Scrabble based on past experience.
- UK based on past experience.


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(CNN) Flanked by Iraqi forces of all stripes, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi declared Mosul has been recaptured from ISIS. "From here, from the heart of the liberated and free Mosul, by the sacrifices of the Iraqis from all the provinces, we declare the great victory for all of Iraq and Iraqis," al-Abadi announced Monday. "This is a great celebration that crowned the victories of the fighters and the Iraqis over the last three years." The US-led coalition fighting ISIS, Combined Joint Task Force Operation Inherent Resolve, congratulated Iraqi security forces "on their remarkable progress against ISIS while making extraordinary efforts to safeguard civilian lives."

But al-

OPTIONS:
- Abadi has tried hard to brand the fight against ISIS as a national one, involving a range of ethno-religious groups fighting under one national Iraqi flag.
- CNN has tried hard to brand the fight against ISIS as a national one, involving a range of ethno-religious groups fighting under one national Iraqi flag.
- Combined Joint Task Force Operation Inherent Resolve has tried hard to brand the fight against ISIS as a national one, involving a range of ethno-religious groups fighting under one national Iraqi flag.
- Haider al has tried hard to brand the fight against ISIS as a national one, involving a range of ethno-religious groups fighting under one national Iraqi flag.
- ISIS has tried hard to brand the fight against ISIS as a national one, involving a range of ethno-religious groups fighting under one national Iraqi flag.
- Iraq has tried hard to brand the fight against ISIS as a national one, involving a range of ethno-religious groups fighting under one national Iraqi flag.
- Iraqi has tried hard to brand the fight against ISIS as a national one, involving a range of ethno-religious groups fighting under one national Iraqi flag.
- Iraqis has tried hard to brand the fight against ISIS as a national one, involving a range of ethno-religious groups fighting under one national Iraqi flag.
- Mosul has tried hard to brand the fight against ISIS as a national one, involving a range of ethno-religious groups fighting under one national Iraqi flag.
- US has tried hard to brand the fight against ISIS as a national one, involving a range of ethno-religious groups fighting under one national Iraqi flag.


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Pasadena, CA (CNN) While most Americans are out watching fireworks to celebrate the Fourth of July, a group of scientists will be huddled in a small, glass conference room at NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab in Pasadena, California, on Monday night to listen for a series of tones. Those tones may not rival the national anthem, but they will tell Juno mission managers whether the spacecraft has successfully performed a "suspenseful" maneuver that will allow it to be pulled into orbit around Jupiter. "Oh my God, we're going in!" said an admittedly nervous Scott Bolton -- the principal investigator for Juno with the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, Texas.

OPTIONS:
- Americans has been speeding toward Jupiter for nearly five years.
- CA has been speeding toward Jupiter for nearly five years.
- California has been speeding toward Jupiter for nearly five years.
- God has been speeding toward Jupiter for nearly five years.
- Jet Propulsion Lab has been speeding toward Jupiter for nearly five years.
- Juno has been speeding toward Jupiter for nearly five years.
- Jupiter has been speeding toward Jupiter for nearly five years.
- NASA has been speeding toward Jupiter for nearly five years.
- Pasadena has been speeding toward Jupiter for nearly five years.
- San Antonio has been speeding toward Jupiter for nearly five years.
- Scott Bolton has been speeding toward Jupiter for nearly five years.
- Southwest Research Institute has been speeding toward Jupiter for nearly five years.
- Texas has been speeding toward Jupiter for nearly five years.


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Finding a desperate couple at their door, elderly pensioners Frank and Maureen Fox extended the hand of friendship – and invited them in for tea and scones. But their kindness was repaid with cruelty when the pair they had tried to help exploited the situation to steal from their bedroom. Travellers Martin and Winifred Ward lied their way inside the Foxes’ home of almost 60 years after claiming one of them was feeling ill. While retired social worker Mrs Fox, 94, was making a pot of tea and freshly baked scones for the couple, Winifred Ward asked to use an upstairs toilet – and then rifled through belongings to swipe two £80 mobile phones.

‘It is perhaps typical of their generation that

OPTIONS:
- Fox’s first response was to blame herself.
- Foxes’’s first response was to blame herself.
- Frank’s first response was to blame herself.
- Martin’s first response was to blame herself.
- Maureen Fox’s first response was to blame herself.
- Wards’s first response was to blame herself.
- Winifred Ward’s first response was to blame herself.


Washington (CNN) Bob Dole encouraged fellow Republicans Saturday to back Donald Trump and suggested the presumptive GOP nominee select Newt Gingrich as his running mate. In an interview with CNN's Ana Cabrera, Dole -- the 1996 Republican nominee who said he spoke with Trump last week -- also suggested Trump apologize to Arizona Sen. John McCain and New Mexico Gov. Susanna Martinez for disparaging comments he's made about them in the past. "I have been a Republican all my life," said Dole, who endorsed former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush at one point during the 2016 primary fight but has since backed Trump. "The party has done a lot for me. I hope I've done a lot for the party along the way. But when Donald Trump clinched the Republican nomination, it was an easy call for me. What's a lifelong Republican supposed to do, support the opponent? I don't think so."

It would mean a lot in states like

OPTIONS:
- Ana Cabrera and Jeb has friends all over the country.
- Arizona and Jeb has friends all over the country.
- Bob Dole and Jeb has friends all over the country.
- CNN and Jeb has friends all over the country.
- Dole and Jeb has friends all over the country.
- Donald Trump and Jeb has friends all over the country.
- Florida and Jeb has friends all over the country.
- GOP and Jeb has friends all over the country.
- Jeb Bush and Jeb has friends all over the country.
- John McCain and Jeb has friends all over the country.
- New Mexico and Jeb has friends all over the country.
- Newt Gingrich and Jeb has friends all over the country.
- Republican and Jeb has friends all over the country.
- Republicans and Jeb has friends all over the country.
- Susanna Martinez and Jeb has friends all over the country.
- Trump and Jeb has friends all over the country.
- Washington and Jeb has friends all over the country.


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(CNN) -- Burkina Faso's military chief is now the head of state of the West African nation, after unrest that led to the resignation of President Blaise Compaore. Gen. Honore Nabere Traore said Friday that he has taken over presidential duties and that he will lead the country through a political transition and elections. Faced with violent protests demanding an end to his 27-year rule, Compaore initially dissolved the government but said he would stay in power until elections could be carried out. He changed his mind, and on Friday announced his resignation. Compaore said he stepped down to preserve peace in the country.

OPTIONS:
- Blaise Compaore appealed for calm and called for a return to a normal constitutional process.
- Burkina Faso appealed for calm and called for a return to a normal constitutional process.
- CNN appealed for calm and called for a return to a normal constitutional process.
- Compaore appealed for calm and called for a return to a normal constitutional process.
- Honore Nabere Traore appealed for calm and called for a return to a normal constitutional process.
- West African appealed for calm and called for a return to a normal constitutional process.


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(CNN) It's the dead of night, you're cycling through the desert and are so chronically fatigued you think you're seeing goblins. Welcome to Race Across America (RAAM) -- 12 days of hell spent pedalling from the west coast to the east. The route stretches 3,000 miles across 12 states, taking in the Rocky Mountains, the Great Plains, Monument Valley as well as the Mojave and Sonoran Deserts, and demands 170,000 feet worth of vertical climbs. It's a third longer than the Tour de France and has to be completed in half the time, without stopping. "It's a surreal experience if you're out in the desert at 3am," Phil Magnus, a mechanic for British cyclist Shusanah Pillinger in 2014 and 2015, told CNN.

OPTIONS:
- Annapolis's team gleaned some valuable sleep data from her failed 2014 attempt that helped to power her success a year later.
- British's team gleaned some valuable sleep data from her failed 2014 attempt that helped to power her success a year later.
- CNN's team gleaned some valuable sleep data from her failed 2014 attempt that helped to power her success a year later.
- Great Plains's team gleaned some valuable sleep data from her failed 2014 attempt that helped to power her success a year later.
- Maryland's team gleaned some valuable sleep data from her failed 2014 attempt that helped to power her success a year later.
- Mojave's team gleaned some valuable sleep data from her failed 2014 attempt that helped to power her success a year later.
- Monument Valley's team gleaned some valuable sleep data from her failed 2014 attempt that helped to power her success a year later.
- Oceanside's team gleaned some valuable sleep data from her failed 2014 attempt that helped to power her success a year later.
- Phil Magnus's team gleaned some valuable sleep data from her failed 2014 attempt that helped to power her success a year later.
- RAAM's team gleaned some valuable sleep data from her failed 2014 attempt that helped to power her success a year later.
- Race Across America's team gleaned some valuable sleep data from her failed 2014 attempt that helped to power her success a year later.
- Rocky Mountains's team gleaned some valuable sleep data from her failed 2014 attempt that helped to power her success a year later.
- San Diego's team gleaned some valuable sleep data from her failed 2014 attempt that helped to power her success a year later.
- Shusanah Pillinger's team gleaned some valuable sleep data from her failed 2014 attempt that helped to power her success a year later.
- Sonoran Deserts's team gleaned some valuable sleep data from her failed 2014 attempt that helped to power her success a year later.
- Tour de France's team gleaned some valuable sleep data from her failed 2014 attempt that helped to power her success a year later.


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Islamic State has shown it is prepared to use chemical weapons and is likely to have recruited an expert with the ability to develop a 'dirty' bomb, Australia's foreign minister has warned. Julie Bishop said the Australian government had no doubt the terror group had used toxic chemicals, including sarin and chlorine, over the last four years. And she said it is wrong to think that ISIS's aim to acquire and create chemical weapons is purely aspirational - adding the group's actions have revealed 'serious efforts' to develop them. Speaking last week, Ms Bishop said: 'Its recruitment of highly technically trained professionals, including from the West, have revealed far more serious efforts in chemical weapons development.

OPTIONS:
- Australia has introduced a series of national security measures over the past few months to combat the threat, including criminalising travel to terror hotspots.
- Australian has introduced a series of national security measures over the past few months to combat the threat, including criminalising travel to terror hotspots.
- Bishop has introduced a series of national security measures over the past few months to combat the threat, including criminalising travel to terror hotspots.
- ISIS has introduced a series of national security measures over the past few months to combat the threat, including criminalising travel to terror hotspots.
- Islamic State has introduced a series of national security measures over the past few months to combat the threat, including criminalising travel to terror hotspots.
- Julie Bishop has introduced a series of national security measures over the past few months to combat the threat, including criminalising travel to terror hotspots.
- West has introduced a series of national security measures over the past few months to combat the threat, including criminalising travel to terror hotspots.


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BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- Members of an Iranian group say Iraqi forces have beaten and abused them as Iraqis move to expel the Iranians from a camp on Iraqi land. About 3,500 people live at Camp Ashraf, where members of the People's Mujahedin have lived for 24 years. The Iranian group -- designated a terrorist organization by the United States and Iran -- has asked the United States to intervene on their behalf. About 3,500 people live at Camp Ashraf, most of them members of the People's Mujahedin Organization of Iran who have lived at the camp for 24 years after fleeing Iran.

The People's Mujahedin accused the

OPTIONS:
- Ali Khamenei military of entering the camp north of Baghdad on Friday and forcibly evacuating a building that served mostly as a women's dormitory.
- BAGHDAD military of entering the camp north of Baghdad on Friday and forcibly evacuating a building that served mostly as a women's dormitory.
- CNN military of entering the camp north of Baghdad on Friday and forcibly evacuating a building that served mostly as a women's dormitory.
- Camp Ashraf military of entering the camp north of Baghdad on Friday and forcibly evacuating a building that served mostly as a women's dormitory.
- Iran military of entering the camp north of Baghdad on Friday and forcibly evacuating a building that served mostly as a women's dormitory.
- Iranian military of entering the camp north of Baghdad on Friday and forcibly evacuating a building that served mostly as a women's dormitory.
- Iranians military of entering the camp north of Baghdad on Friday and forcibly evacuating a building that served mostly as a women's dormitory.
- Iraq military of entering the camp north of Baghdad on Friday and forcibly evacuating a building that served mostly as a women's dormitory.
- Iraqi military of entering the camp north of Baghdad on Friday and forcibly evacuating a building that served mostly as a women's dormitory.
- Iraqis military of entering the camp north of Baghdad on Friday and forcibly evacuating a building that served mostly as a women's dormitory.
- Mujahedin military of entering the camp north of Baghdad on Friday and forcibly evacuating a building that served mostly as a women's dormitory.
- People military of entering the camp north of Baghdad on Friday and forcibly evacuating a building that served mostly as a women's dormitory.
- People's Mujahedin Organization of Iran military of entering the camp north of Baghdad on Friday and forcibly evacuating a building that served mostly as a women's dormitory.
- United States military of entering the camp north of Baghdad on Friday and forcibly evacuating a building that served mostly as a women's dormitory.


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(CNN) Add the bromance between President Trump and media mogul Rupert Murdoch to the long list of messy conflicts of interest that define -- and cast a shadow over -- the Trump White House. "It is my distinct honor to introduce the commander in chief, the President of the United States, my friend Donald J. Trump," the Australian-born Murdoch said at a recent banquet honoring US and Australian veterans who fought in the battle of the Coral Sea, a pivotal World War II engagement. The two men hugged as Trump came to the podium. Murdoch, executive chairman of 21st Century Fox, the media corporation whose holdings include Fox News, The Wall Street Journal, the New York Post and other properties, is more than just a wealthy pal, and his words were more than ceremonial.

But it has left some journalists inside the Murdoch empire complaining about softball treatment and a pro-

OPTIONS:
- 21st Century Fox tilt.
- Australian tilt.
- Coral Sea tilt.
- Donald J. Trump tilt.
- Errol Louis tilt.
- Fox News tilt.
- Murdoch tilt.
- New York Post tilt.
- Rupert Murdoch tilt.
- The Wall Street Journal tilt.
- Trump tilt.
- Trump White House tilt.
- US tilt.
- United States tilt.
- World War II tilt.


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A woman has been reunited with her beloved childhood toy after it went missing a year ago while she was on holiday and then miraculously discovered 15,000km away from her home. Bernadette Lavallee, a 30-year-old from southeast Queensland, bought her toy lamb, Lamberise, when she was 13-years-old and the pair traveled the world together alongside Ronald, another toy lamb her brother made for her when she was ten. But the bar manager was distraught after she lost them both while on a trip to Dover, on England's south coast, on May 18 last year and after scouring the area until 1am only managed to find Ronald.

Char told the lady who was selling him all about Bernadette's story and the woman handed

OPTIONS:
- Bernadette Lavallee over free of charge, telling her to make sure he got home safe.
- Dover over free of charge, telling her to make sure he got home safe.
- England over free of charge, telling her to make sure he got home safe.
- Lamberise over free of charge, telling her to make sure he got home safe.
- Queensland over free of charge, telling her to make sure he got home safe.
- Ronald over free of charge, telling her to make sure he got home safe.


Louis van Gaal has insisted he is not a dictator and is open to change after a warning from Wayne Rooney and Michael Carrick that the Manchester United dressing room has gone ‘flat’. The manager admitted to being alarmed by the concerns of two senior players over his regimented approach, but claimed he still has a good relationship with the squad. The issue overshadows the build-up to the home clash with arch-rivals Liverpool, and goalkeeper David de Gea signing a new long-term contract at United following the collapse of his move to Real Madrid. Tottenham (H) W 1-0 (1 shot on target)

Van Gaal believes the uncertainty surrounding

OPTIONS:
- David de Gea, combined with the high turnover of players during his first 14 months in charge, is to blame for unsettling the dressing room.
- Dutch, combined with the high turnover of players during his first 14 months in charge, is to blame for unsettling the dressing room.
- H) W, combined with the high turnover of players during his first 14 months in charge, is to blame for unsettling the dressing room.
- Liverpool, combined with the high turnover of players during his first 14 months in charge, is to blame for unsettling the dressing room.
- Louis van Gaal, combined with the high turnover of players during his first 14 months in charge, is to blame for unsettling the dressing room.
- Manchester United, combined with the high turnover of players during his first 14 months in charge, is to blame for unsettling the dressing room.
- Michael Carrick, combined with the high turnover of players during his first 14 months in charge, is to blame for unsettling the dressing room.
- Old Trafford, combined with the high turnover of players during his first 14 months in charge, is to blame for unsettling the dressing room.
- Premier League, combined with the high turnover of players during his first 14 months in charge, is to blame for unsettling the dressing room.
- Real Madrid, combined with the high turnover of players during his first 14 months in charge, is to blame for unsettling the dressing room.
- Spanish, combined with the high turnover of players during his first 14 months in charge, is to blame for unsettling the dressing room.
- Tottenham, combined with the high turnover of players during his first 14 months in charge, is to blame for unsettling the dressing room.
- United, combined with the high turnover of players during his first 14 months in charge, is to blame for unsettling the dressing room.
- Van Gaal, combined with the high turnover of players during his first 14 months in charge, is to blame for unsettling the dressing room.
- Wayne Rooney, combined with the high turnover of players during his first 14 months in charge, is to blame for unsettling the dressing room.


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New York (CNN) -- New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Tuesday fired back at the president of Yale University and others who have suggested city police went too far in their surveillance of Muslims. "We have to keep this country safe," the mayor told reporters, addressing questions about an Associated Press report that said the NYPD was closely monitoring Muslim student associations in schools across the Northeastern United States. "If people put things on websites and make them available to everybody, of course the NYPD is going to look at anything that's publicly available in the public domain," Bloomberg said. "And given we've had a dozen people arrested or convicted of terrorist acts who've come from similar organizations, we have an obligation to do so."

"We are concerned that news reports about

OPTIONS:
- AP's presence on our campus have a chilling effect on the intellectual freedom necessary for a vibrant academic community," it read.
- Associated Press's presence on our campus have a chilling effect on the intellectual freedom necessary for a vibrant academic community," it read.
- Bloomberg's presence on our campus have a chilling effect on the intellectual freedom necessary for a vibrant academic community," it read.
- CNN's presence on our campus have a chilling effect on the intellectual freedom necessary for a vibrant academic community," it read.
- Michael Bloomberg's presence on our campus have a chilling effect on the intellectual freedom necessary for a vibrant academic community," it read.
- Muslim's presence on our campus have a chilling effect on the intellectual freedom necessary for a vibrant academic community," it read.
- Muslims's presence on our campus have a chilling effect on the intellectual freedom necessary for a vibrant academic community," it read.
- NYPD's presence on our campus have a chilling effect on the intellectual freedom necessary for a vibrant academic community," it read.
- New York's presence on our campus have a chilling effect on the intellectual freedom necessary for a vibrant academic community," it read.
- Northeastern United States's presence on our campus have a chilling effect on the intellectual freedom necessary for a vibrant academic community," it read.
- Yale's presence on our campus have a chilling effect on the intellectual freedom necessary for a vibrant academic community," it read.
- Yale University's presence on our campus have a chilling effect on the intellectual freedom necessary for a vibrant academic community," it read.


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Washington (CNN) Donald Trump, in possibly his biggest win to date as president, celebrated Neil Gorsuch's ceremonial swearing-in to the Supreme Court at the White House on Monday, nodding to the fact that not everything has been easy in his first 100 days in the White House. Gorsuch now becomes part of Trump's legacy as president. And someone who, with his lifetime appointment, will outlast the President in the upper echelons of government. And Trump, addressing the nomination fight from the Rose Garden, couldn't contain his excitement. "We are here to celebrate history," Trump said. "I have always heard, the most important thing that a President does is appoint people, hopefully great people, like this appointment, to the United States Supreme Court. And I can say, this is a great honor."

"Thank you for the very warm welcome,"

OPTIONS:
- CNN said to other members of the Supreme Court.
- Donald Trump said to other members of the Supreme Court.
- Gorsuch said to other members of the Supreme Court.
- Neil Gorsuch said to other members of the Supreme Court.
- Rose Garden said to other members of the Supreme Court.
- Supreme Court said to other members of the Supreme Court.
- Trump said to other members of the Supreme Court.
- United States Supreme Court said to other members of the Supreme Court.
- Washington said to other members of the Supreme Court.
- White House said to other members of the Supreme Court.


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Havana (CNN) U.S. President Barack Obama put the authoritarian government in Havana on the spot Monday, taking questions from reporters and insisting that his Cuban counterpart also deliver answers to pointed queries on human rights, political prisoners and economic reforms. Though they both acknowledged deep disagreements on these issues, the two leaders found common ground on the topic of the economic embargo on Cuba, which both want lifted. Obama went so far as to declare that "the embargo's going to end," though he couldn't say when. In an extraordinary sign of the shifting attitudes, Castro was willing to answer one question on why his regime was keeping Cubans incarcerated for expressing anti-government views. But his response only underscored the schisms between himself and Obama.

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama, making a statement before the reporters' questions, said that work toward improving economic conditions in his country was progressing.
- CNN, making a statement before the reporters' questions, said that work toward improving economic conditions in his country was progressing.
- Castro, making a statement before the reporters' questions, said that work toward improving economic conditions in his country was progressing.
- Cuba, making a statement before the reporters' questions, said that work toward improving economic conditions in his country was progressing.
- Cuban, making a statement before the reporters' questions, said that work toward improving economic conditions in his country was progressing.
- Cubans, making a statement before the reporters' questions, said that work toward improving economic conditions in his country was progressing.
- Havana, making a statement before the reporters' questions, said that work toward improving economic conditions in his country was progressing.
- Ladies in White, making a statement before the reporters' questions, said that work toward improving economic conditions in his country was progressing.
- Obama, making a statement before the reporters' questions, said that work toward improving economic conditions in his country was progressing.
- Old Havana, making a statement before the reporters' questions, said that work toward improving economic conditions in his country was progressing.
- Palace of the Revolution, making a statement before the reporters' questions, said that work toward improving economic conditions in his country was progressing.
- Que bolá Cuba, making a statement before the reporters' questions, said that work toward improving economic conditions in his country was progressing.
- Raul Castro, making a statement before the reporters' questions, said that work toward improving economic conditions in his country was progressing.
- Twitter, making a statement before the reporters' questions, said that work toward improving economic conditions in his country was progressing.
- U.S., making a statement before the reporters' questions, said that work toward improving economic conditions in his country was progressing.


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For brave Aberdeen, the final blast of Czech referee Miroslav Zelinka’s whistle at Pittodrie brought defeat over two legs but no disgrace. The European adventures of Derek McInnes and his men have taken them to Macedonia to eliminate KF Shkendija and Croatia to oust HNK Rijeka. But the continental sojourns of this club with such a rich European history were ended in the narrowest fashion by classy Kairat Almaty of Kazakhstan. To progress into the play-off round of the Europa League, the Dons would have had to create a piece of modern history. Not since 1984, when Alex Ferguson’s side were European Cup Winners’ Cup holders, had the Pittodrie outfit overturned a first-leg loss to go through; against the Hungarians of Ujpest Dosza in the quarter-finals.

There was no surprise that, when the killer goal came, it was notched by

OPTIONS:
- Aberdeen.
- Alex Ferguson.
- Croatia.
- Czech.
- Derek McInnes.
- Dons.
- Europa League.
- Europe.
- European.
- European Cup.
- Gerard Gohou.
- HNK Rijeka.
- Hungarians.
- KF Shkendija.
- Kairat Almaty.
- Kazakhstan.
- Kenny McLean.
- Macedonia.
- MailOnline Fantasy Football.
- Miroslav Zelinka.
- Pittodrie.
- Ujpest Dosza.
- Winners’ Cup.


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A Victorian farmer who has distributed his famous Wagyu beef to more than 20 countries has given up after bitter battle with his local council. David Blackmore, who supplies Wagyu beef to celebrity chef Neil Perry's famous Rockpool restaurant in Melbourne, will now move his operation interstate where it will be run by his adult children. Mr Blackmore has farmed Wagyu cattle on his Alexandra property for over a decade is fed up with the red tape associated with running his business, the ABC reports. The farmer's battle with Murrindindi Shire Council began  when he took his animals out of the feedlot so they could live on a 150-hectare farm.

According to Mr Blackmore, the relocation improved the quality of the meat but angered neighbours who have property in the middle of Mr

OPTIONS:
- ABC's 150-hectare property.
- Alexandra's 150-hectare property.
- Blackmore's 150-hectare property.
- David Blackmore's 150-hectare property.
- Melbourne's 150-hectare property.
- Mr Blackmore's 150-hectare property.
- Murrindindi Shire Council's 150-hectare property.
- Neil Perry's 150-hectare property.
- Perry's 150-hectare property.
- Rockpool's 150-hectare property.
- Victoria's 150-hectare property.
- Victorian's 150-hectare property.
- Wagyu's 150-hectare property.


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(CNN) During a contentious interview with CNN, Kellyanne Conway said Friday that the news media needs to cover the nation's opioid crisis more, and she beat back at suggestions that the new health care bill does nothing to improve the epidemic. "That's not true, and that is not fair. That is so not fair," said Conway, the senior counselor to President Trump, during a back-and-forth with CNN anchor Alisyn Camerota. She added, "It actually helps no one to peddle the false rumor that this health care bill does 'nothing' to help." CNN took Conway up on her offer and delved into what the GOP-led bill, called the Better Care Reconciliation Act of 2017, does to address the opioid crisis. Although Conway defended the bill, those on the front lines say the bill won't help the opioid crisis -- and very well could make matters worse.

While praising the administration for talking about the issue and forming an opioid commission to look into the problem, Kolodny said it's time for the

OPTIONS:
- Alisyn Camerota team to act.
- Better Care Reconciliation Act team to act.
- CNN team to act.
- Conway team to act.
- GOP team to act.
- Kellyanne Conway team to act.
- Trump team to act.


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(CNN) France's defeated political establishment has begun to rally against far-right leader Marine Le Pen as she goes head-to-head against political novice Emmanuel Macron in the final race for the French presidency. As Le Pen continued to celebrate the highest-ever voting tally for her National Front party, French President François Hollande joined candidates knocked out in the first round in endorsing Macron, who ended his insurgent campaign with a result that confounded expectations. Macron, a pro-European centrist, took first place with 24.01% of the first round voting, while the anti-immigrant, anti-EU Le Pen came second on 21.30%, according to final results released Monday by the French Interior Ministry.

The French stock markets rose on Monday morning, and the euro jumped to its highest level since November against the dollar  as investors bet against the chances of

OPTIONS:
- CNN winning.
- EU Le Pen winning.
- Emmanuel Macron winning.
- European winning.
- France winning.
- François Hollande winning.
- French winning.
- Hollande winning.
- Interior Ministry winning.
- Le Pen winning.
- Macron winning.
- Marine winning.
- National Front winning.


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

The Peruvian government broke off diplomatic relations with

OPTIONS:
- CNN over the matter, recalling Mariano López Chávarry, its ambassador to Caracas.
- Julio Borges over the matter, recalling Mariano López Chávarry, its ambassador to Caracas.
- National Assembly over the matter, recalling Mariano López Chávarry, its ambassador to Caracas.
- Nicolás Maduro over the matter, recalling Mariano López Chávarry, its ambassador to Caracas.
- Supreme Court over the matter, recalling Mariano López Chávarry, its ambassador to Caracas.
- United Socialist Party over the matter, recalling Mariano López Chávarry, its ambassador to Caracas.
- Venezuela over the matter, recalling Mariano López Chávarry, its ambassador to Caracas.
- Venezuelan over the matter, recalling Mariano López Chávarry, its ambassador to Caracas.
- Venezuelan Supreme Court over the matter, recalling Mariano López Chávarry, its ambassador to Caracas.
- Venezuelans over the matter, recalling Mariano López Chávarry, its ambassador to Caracas.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) Sam Clovis, Donald Trump's pick to be chief scientist for the Department of Agriculture, has argued that homosexuality is a choice and that the sanctioning of same-sex marriage could lead to the legalization of pedophilia, a CNN KFile review of Clovis' writings, radio broadcasts, and speeches has found. Clovis made the comments between 2012 and 2014 in his capacity as a talk radio host, political activist, and briefly as a candidate for US Senate in Iowa. His nomination has drawn criticism from Senate Democrats, who argue his lack of scientific background makes him unqualified for the USDA post overseeing science.

"In particular, the

OPTIONS:
- CNN as far back as the 1870s established that very definition of marriage.
- CNN KFile as far back as the 1870s established that very definition of marriage.
- Clovis as far back as the 1870s established that very definition of marriage.
- Democrats as far back as the 1870s established that very definition of marriage.
- Department of Agriculture as far back as the 1870s established that very definition of marriage.
- Donald Trump as far back as the 1870s established that very definition of marriage.
- Iowa as far back as the 1870s established that very definition of marriage.
- Sam Clovis as far back as the 1870s established that very definition of marriage.
- Senate as far back as the 1870s established that very definition of marriage.
- Supreme Court as far back as the 1870s established that very definition of marriage.
- US as far back as the 1870s established that very definition of marriage.
- USDA as far back as the 1870s established that very definition of marriage.


Complete the passage.

Twitter has named interim Chief Executive Jack Dorsey as its permanent CEO. Dorsey has served as interim CEO for the past three months, after former Dick Costolo stepped down in July. Dorsey will remain the head of fast-growing mobile payments company Square, potentially setting up a conflict of interests for the co-founder of both companies. Twitter previously said the CEO job would be a full-time position, which seemed to exclude Dorsey as long as he continued to run Square. Dorsey is also CEO of mobile payment service Square, a job he has repeatedly said he intends to keep as he prepares to take that San Francisco company public too.

'He has a profound understanding of the product and Twitter's mission in the world as well as a great relationship with

OPTIONS:
- Dick Costolo's leadership team.'
- Dorsey's leadership team.'
- Jack Dorsey's leadership team.'
- San Francisco's leadership team.'
- Square's leadership team.'
- Twitter's leadership team.'


Write the next sentence.

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

And dedicated fans have already posted pictures on social media showing themselves camped outside the store just below the '

OPTIONS:
- Chicago' logo ahead of its launch date this weekend.
- Illinois' logo ahead of its launch date this weekend.
- Jordan' logo ahead of its launch date this weekend.
- Jordan Brand' logo ahead of its launch date this weekend.
- Jumpman' logo ahead of its launch date this weekend.
- Los Angeles' logo ahead of its launch date this weekend.
- Michael Jordan' logo ahead of its launch date this weekend.
- New York' logo ahead of its launch date this weekend.
- Nike' logo ahead of its launch date this weekend.
- Toronto' logo ahead of its launch date this weekend.


Write the next sentence.

An autistic man was heard saying 'I just wanted to be friends' as he was brutally stabbed to death by the sadistic couple who were jailed for life for his murder today. Phillip Nicholson, 22, was tricked into going to the flat in Boscombe, Bournemouth, Dorset, where Richard Moors, 26, and his girlfriend Isabella Gossling lived so they could 'torment, torture and murder' him. The couple were today jailed for the 'evil' attack, which along with Mr Nicholson's heartbreaking dying words were captured on 20-year-old Gossling's mobile phone. In a harrowing recording played to Winchester Crown Court, Mr Nicholson could be heard repeatedly apologising and begging to go home, as he lay bleeding on the floor.

'Mr

OPTIONS:
- Boscombe, a vulnerable adult with learning difficulties, was led back to Isabella's flat by the couple but within less than an hour of arrival he was dead,' Mr Lickley told the court.
- Bournemouth, a vulnerable adult with learning difficulties, was led back to Isabella's flat by the couple but within less than an hour of arrival he was dead,' Mr Lickley told the court.
- Dorset, a vulnerable adult with learning difficulties, was led back to Isabella's flat by the couple but within less than an hour of arrival he was dead,' Mr Lickley told the court.
- Gossling, a vulnerable adult with learning difficulties, was led back to Isabella's flat by the couple but within less than an hour of arrival he was dead,' Mr Lickley told the court.
- Isabella Gossling, a vulnerable adult with learning difficulties, was led back to Isabella's flat by the couple but within less than an hour of arrival he was dead,' Mr Lickley told the court.
- Moors, a vulnerable adult with learning difficulties, was led back to Isabella's flat by the couple but within less than an hour of arrival he was dead,' Mr Lickley told the court.
- Nicholson, a vulnerable adult with learning difficulties, was led back to Isabella's flat by the couple but within less than an hour of arrival he was dead,' Mr Lickley told the court.
- Phillip Nicholson, a vulnerable adult with learning difficulties, was led back to Isabella's flat by the couple but within less than an hour of arrival he was dead,' Mr Lickley told the court.
- Phillip Nicholson, a vulnerable adult with learning difficulties, was led back to Isabella's flat by the couple but within less than an hour of arrival he was dead,' Mr Lickley told the court.
- Richard Moors, a vulnerable adult with learning difficulties, was led back to Isabella's flat by the couple but within less than an hour of arrival he was dead,' Mr Lickley told the court.
- Winchester Crown Court, a vulnerable adult with learning difficulties, was led back to Isabella's flat by the couple but within less than an hour of arrival he was dead,' Mr Lickley told the court.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) Your "BPA-free" plastic product may be no safer than the product it replaced, says a new UCLA study that analyzed the impact of a common BPA alternative on zebra fish embryos. The study joins a small but growing group of similar research sounding the alarm about so called "BPA-free" alternatives. "Our findings are frightening and important," said senior author and reproductive endocrinologist Nancy Wayne. "Consider it the aquatic version of the canary in the coal mine." After decades of animal research linked BPA (Bisphenol A), a known endocrine disruptor, to problems with brain and reproductive development, early puberty and a rise in breast and prostate cancer, many manufacturers stopped using the chemical to harden plastics, replacing it with "BPA-free" alternatives. The most common replacement is BPS (Bisphenol S), said Wayne.

"In the presence of either

OPTIONS:
- BPA or BPS, embryonic development was accelerated.
- BPS or BPS, embryonic development was accelerated.
- Bisphenol A or BPS, embryonic development was accelerated.
- Bisphenol S or BPS, embryonic development was accelerated.
- Nancy Wayne or BPS, embryonic development was accelerated.
- UCLA or BPS, embryonic development was accelerated.
- Wayne or BPS, embryonic development was accelerated.


Complete the passage.

Porn and film actor James Deen denied allegations that he raped his ex-girlfriend just hours before another woman came forward to accuse him of sexual assault. Just a day after Bryan Sevilla, who goes by the stage name James Deen, was accused of raping his ex-girlfriend Stoya, a fellow porn actress and writer, the adult film star strongly denied all allegations, calling them them 'egregious' on Twitter. Hours later, former porn actress Tori Lux claimed that 29-year-old Deen grabbed her throat, shoved her on a mattress and repeatedly hit her on the set of a porn film in 2011.

It is unclear when or where Deen allegedly raped Stoya, however, many users on Twitter sent

OPTIONS:
- Bryan Sevilla messages of support on the social media site.
- Deen messages of support on the social media site.
- Farrah Abraham messages of support on the social media site.
- James Deen messages of support on the social media site.
- Porn messages of support on the social media site.
- Stoya messages of support on the social media site.
- Tori Lux messages of support on the social media site.
- Twitter messages of support on the social media site.


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

Houston (CNN) -- Aviation fans have already named it Dreamliner 2.0. No longer grounded for safety concerns, Boeing's embattled 787 Dreamliner now has a few things to prove. Monday might be a good day to start. That's when domestic Dreamliner flights return to America's airways. At 11 a.m., United Flight 1 is scheduled to depart Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport for Chicago's O'Hare International Airport. The airline plans to roll out additional 787 flights throughout the week. Some international carriers have already resumed Dreamliner service. For aviation enthusiasts it's kind of a big deal. As word spreads of Dreamliner's return, travel advisers report they're getting calls from curious fliers looking to connect with one of United's six 787s at Dreamliner hubs.

Most aren't worried about flying the 787, but if

OPTIONS:
- 787 Dreamliner develops another problem "then that might change things."
- America develops another problem "then that might change things."
- Boeing develops another problem "then that might change things."
- CNN develops another problem "then that might change things."
- Chicago develops another problem "then that might change things."
- Dreamliner develops another problem "then that might change things."
- FAA develops another problem "then that might change things."
- George Bush Intercontinental Airport develops another problem "then that might change things."
- Houston develops another problem "then that might change things."
- O'Hare International Airport develops another problem "then that might change things."
- U.S. develops another problem "then that might change things."
- United develops another problem "then that might change things."
- United Flight 1 develops another problem "then that might change things."


How does this story end?

Australian journalist Peter Greste has thanked Foreign Minister Julie Bishop for using her 'laser-like eyes' to secure his release from an Egyptian prison, comparing her to the Terminator. Speaking at The National Press Club in Canberra, Mr Greste, who has now been a free man for seven weeks, paid a special tribute to Ms Bishop, claiming she had brought out her famous stare which he described as her 'secret weapon'. 'One person... commented on your uncanny ability to smile very warmly   and at the same time burn holes through the back of their skulls giving them the distinct impression that they've just been hugged by the Terminator,' Mr Greste said to the room full of journalists.

OPTIONS:
- Australian was released from prison and deported after a presidential 'approval,' according to an Egyptian prison official and the nation's official news agency.
- Bishop was released from prison and deported after a presidential 'approval,' according to an Egyptian prison official and the nation's official news agency.
- Canberra was released from prison and deported after a presidential 'approval,' according to an Egyptian prison official and the nation's official news agency.
- Egyptian was released from prison and deported after a presidential 'approval,' according to an Egyptian prison official and the nation's official news agency.
- Greste was released from prison and deported after a presidential 'approval,' according to an Egyptian prison official and the nation's official news agency.
- Julie Bishop was released from prison and deported after a presidential 'approval,' according to an Egyptian prison official and the nation's official news agency.
- Peter Greste was released from prison and deported after a presidential 'approval,' according to an Egyptian prison official and the nation's official news agency.
- Terminator was released from prison and deported after a presidential 'approval,' according to an Egyptian prison official and the nation's official news agency.
- The National Press Club was released from prison and deported after a presidential 'approval,' according to an Egyptian prison official and the nation's official news agency.


How does this story end?

(CNN)  -- When most people think of Miami, they think of South Beach, with its glorious sands, glamorous people and gorgeous Art Deco buildings. In the 1920s and 30s Art Deco was the style of choice for the developers intent on turning Miami into a tourist hot spot and the Art Deco Historic District includes hundreds of examples of the style. Take a tour of the Art Deco historic District. The Art Deco Welcome Center (1001 Ocean Drive) is a good place to start, and no tour of the area would be complete without seeing the Marlin, Delano, National and Kent hotels in Collins Avenue, and the Crescent, Colony and Waldorf Towers hotels on Ocean Drive. Once you're done with the Deco, stroll among the boutiques and cafes of Lincoln Road, Washington Avenue and Ocean Drive.

In recent years,

OPTIONS:
- Art Deco has become something of a center for contemporary art.
- Art Deco Historic District has become something of a center for contemporary art.
- Art Deco Welcome Center has become something of a center for contemporary art.
- CNN has become something of a center for contemporary art.
- Collins Avenue has become something of a center for contemporary art.
- Crescent, Colony and Waldorf Towers has become something of a center for contemporary art.
- Cuba has become something of a center for contemporary art.
- Deco has become something of a center for contemporary art.
- Delano has become something of a center for contemporary art.
- Kent has become something of a center for contemporary art.
- Lincoln Road has become something of a center for contemporary art.
- Little Havana has become something of a center for contemporary art.
- Marlin has become something of a center for contemporary art.
- Miami has become something of a center for contemporary art.
- National has become something of a center for contemporary art.
- Ocean Drive has become something of a center for contemporary art.
- South Beach has become something of a center for contemporary art.
- South Beach Deco has become something of a center for contemporary art.
- Vizcaya Museum and Gardens has become something of a center for contemporary art.
- Washington Avenue has become something of a center for contemporary art.
- Wynwood has become something of a center for contemporary art.


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

Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- Marty Rathbun used to beat people. He admits it. But he says he was pressured to do it by his boss. Rathbun was once a senior official of the Church of Scientology, reporting directly to church leader David Miscavige. He says that Scientology's leadership fostered a culture of violence among its top ranks and that Miscavige "constantly pushed me to get physical with people" during his time among its top ranks. "And I've got to tell you, I've admitted to some, to doing a few of those," Rathbun said. "But not like he did." Rathbun broke with Scientology in 2004 after 27 years. Other former members support his accusation, telling stories about Miscavige kicking, punching and choking members of the Sea Organization, a religious order that is the church's international leadership team.

Scientology officials say they tried to offer

OPTIONS:
- CNN counseling, but he refused their efforts and left the church three years later.
- California counseling, but he refused their efforts and left the church three years later.
- Church counseling, but he refused their efforts and left the church three years later.
- Church of Scientology counseling, but he refused their efforts and left the church three years later.
- David Miscavige counseling, but he refused their efforts and left the church three years later.
- Los Angeles counseling, but he refused their efforts and left the church three years later.
- Marty Rathbun counseling, but he refused their efforts and left the church three years later.
- Miscavige counseling, but he refused their efforts and left the church three years later.
- Rathbun counseling, but he refused their efforts and left the church three years later.
- Scientology counseling, but he refused their efforts and left the church three years later.
- Sea Organization counseling, but he refused their efforts and left the church three years later.


How does this story end?

Millions of customers at some of Britain’s biggest banks found themselves unable to use Apple’s new tap-to-pay service yesterday. As Apple Pay went live, those with accounts at HSBC, First Direct, Barclays, Lloyds and Halifax could not take advantage. The technology allows shoppers to buy anything from a coffee to a pair of socks by waving their iPhone 6 or Apple Watch over a till terminal. Many of the biggest names on the high street, including Costa Coffee, Starbucks, Marks & Spencer, Waitrose and Boots have signed up to the scheme. However, Apple customers took to social media to express frustration that their banks do not yet offer the new payments service.

The fact that

OPTIONS:
- Apple and its subsidiary First Direct, with their 16million customers, are not yet offering Apple Pay is particularly surprising as they featured in the launch material issued by the US tech giant.
- Apple Pay and its subsidiary First Direct, with their 16million customers, are not yet offering Apple Pay is particularly surprising as they featured in the launch material issued by the US tech giant.
- Apple Watch and its subsidiary First Direct, with their 16million customers, are not yet offering Apple Pay is particularly surprising as they featured in the launch material issued by the US tech giant.
- Barclays and its subsidiary First Direct, with their 16million customers, are not yet offering Apple Pay is particularly surprising as they featured in the launch material issued by the US tech giant.
- Boots and its subsidiary First Direct, with their 16million customers, are not yet offering Apple Pay is particularly surprising as they featured in the launch material issued by the US tech giant.
- Britain and its subsidiary First Direct, with their 16million customers, are not yet offering Apple Pay is particularly surprising as they featured in the launch material issued by the US tech giant.
- British and its subsidiary First Direct, with their 16million customers, are not yet offering Apple Pay is particularly surprising as they featured in the launch material issued by the US tech giant.
- Costa Coffee and its subsidiary First Direct, with their 16million customers, are not yet offering Apple Pay is particularly surprising as they featured in the launch material issued by the US tech giant.
- First Direct and its subsidiary First Direct, with their 16million customers, are not yet offering Apple Pay is particularly surprising as they featured in the launch material issued by the US tech giant.
- HSBC and its subsidiary First Direct, with their 16million customers, are not yet offering Apple Pay is particularly surprising as they featured in the launch material issued by the US tech giant.
- Halifax and its subsidiary First Direct, with their 16million customers, are not yet offering Apple Pay is particularly surprising as they featured in the launch material issued by the US tech giant.
- Lidl and its subsidiary First Direct, with their 16million customers, are not yet offering Apple Pay is particularly surprising as they featured in the launch material issued by the US tech giant.
- Lloyds and its subsidiary First Direct, with their 16million customers, are not yet offering Apple Pay is particularly surprising as they featured in the launch material issued by the US tech giant.
- London and its subsidiary First Direct, with their 16million customers, are not yet offering Apple Pay is particularly surprising as they featured in the launch material issued by the US tech giant.
- M&S and its subsidiary First Direct, with their 16million customers, are not yet offering Apple Pay is particularly surprising as they featured in the launch material issued by the US tech giant.
- Marks & Spencer and its subsidiary First Direct, with their 16million customers, are not yet offering Apple Pay is particularly surprising as they featured in the launch material issued by the US tech giant.
- Starbucks and its subsidiary First Direct, with their 16million customers, are not yet offering Apple Pay is particularly surprising as they featured in the launch material issued by the US tech giant.
- Twitter and its subsidiary First Direct, with their 16million customers, are not yet offering Apple Pay is particularly surprising as they featured in the launch material issued by the US tech giant.
- Waitrose and its subsidiary First Direct, with their 16million customers, are not yet offering Apple Pay is particularly surprising as they featured in the launch material issued by the US tech giant.


How does the sentence end?

Her missing daughter Chelsea had been found hours earlier with a convicted heroin dealer whom she had met on Tinder. So, it was perhaps unsurprising that Rosie O'Donnell looked visibly tired as she spent family time with two of her other children on Wednesday. The TV comedian was spotted shopping at Office Depot  in the New York village of Nyack with her son Blake, 15, and 12-year-old daughter, Vivienne. Donning a loose blue shirt and jeans, and with her hair scraped back, Rosie, 53, wore a frown on her face as she followed her children into the store. Blake and Vivienne also failed to crack smiles as they helped their mother transport office supplies through the parking lot after the shopping trip.

She also tweeted: '

OPTIONS:
- Blake has been found and is safe in police custody - thank u all for the help and light #missingchildrens.'
- Chelsea has been found and is safe in police custody - thank u all for the help and light #missingchildrens.'
- New York has been found and is safe in police custody - thank u all for the help and light #missingchildrens.'
- Nyack has been found and is safe in police custody - thank u all for the help and light #missingchildrens.'
- Office Depot has been found and is safe in police custody - thank u all for the help and light #missingchildrens.'
- Rosie has been found and is safe in police custody - thank u all for the help and light #missingchildrens.'
- Rosie O'Donnell has been found and is safe in police custody - thank u all for the help and light #missingchildrens.'
- Steven Sheerer has been found and is safe in police custody - thank u all for the help and light #missingchildrens.'
- Tinder has been found and is safe in police custody - thank u all for the help and light #missingchildrens.'
- Vivienne has been found and is safe in police custody - thank u all for the help and light #missingchildrens.'