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Connecticut's Democratic governor says he will ban state-funded travel to Indiana over a controversial religious freedom law. 'I found it disturbing, disgraceful and outright discriminatory,' the state's chief executive, Dannel Malloy, said during a news conference on an unrelated issue. 'It hearkens back to a time when states were allowed to pass laws that treated their citizens differently. It's our shared past where discrimination was codified into our laws.' Connecticut will become the first state to bar travel to Indiana since its governor signed the religious freedom law last Thursday. Seattle, Washington, and San Francisco, California, have sent out similar orders, however.

The

OPTIONS:
- California law now under a microscope says that 'a governmental entity may not substantially burden a person's exercise of religion.'
- Connecticut law now under a microscope says that 'a governmental entity may not substantially burden a person's exercise of religion.'
- Dannel Malloy law now under a microscope says that 'a governmental entity may not substantially burden a person's exercise of religion.'
- Democratic law now under a microscope says that 'a governmental entity may not substantially burden a person's exercise of religion.'
- GOP law now under a microscope says that 'a governmental entity may not substantially burden a person's exercise of religion.'
- Indiana law now under a microscope says that 'a governmental entity may not substantially burden a person's exercise of religion.'
- LGBT law now under a microscope says that 'a governmental entity may not substantially burden a person's exercise of religion.'
- Republican law now under a microscope says that 'a governmental entity may not substantially burden a person's exercise of religion.'
- San Francisco law now under a microscope says that 'a governmental entity may not substantially burden a person's exercise of religion.'
- Seattle law now under a microscope says that 'a governmental entity may not substantially burden a person's exercise of religion.'
- Washington law now under a microscope says that 'a governmental entity may not substantially burden a person's exercise of religion.'


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(CNN) They are the flick and the grab viewed 'round the world. Arriving in Rome, on his way to visit the Holy Father, of all people, President Donald Trump stood at the door of Air Force One and reached for first lady Melania Trump's hand. She avoided his grasp, reaching up to brush her hair away from her eyes instead. He then appeared to put his hand -- wait for it -- on her behind. The internet caught fire with commentary about Trump's move, which, if it wasn't what it seemed to be, was recklessly close to a crude display of male ownership. It might have gone unnoticed, or at least less noticed, had the Trumps not been the subjects of a similar episode two days earlier at Israel's Ben Gurion International Airport. As the couple walked away from Air Force One, the President strode ahead of his wife (a display of marital disconnection so familiar to us all by now that it could be a fun cue for a drinking game).

Disgraceful as Trump's behavior may be, not everyone sides with

OPTIONS:
- Air Force One.
- Ben Gurion International Airport.
- D'Antonio.
- Donald Trump.
- Holy Father.
- Israel.
- Melania.
- Melania Trump.
- Michael D'Antonio.
- Rome.
- Trump.
- Trumps.


(CNN) Don't feel bad for the losers at this year's Academy Awards ceremony -- they won't be leaving empty-handed. According to The Daily Beast, this year's Oscars gift bag will contain a record $200,000 worth of swag. Distinctive Assets, the company that puts the bags together, describes this year's haul as "once again a blend of fabulous, fun and functional items meant to thrill and pamper those who may have everything money can buy but still savor the simple joy of a gift." It's truly a mixed bag, containing high-end items such as a year of unlimited Audi car rentals from Silvercar, free stays at hotels in Italy and a $900 toilet paper dispenser. Other novelties include personalized M&Ms; a Haze Dual V3 Vaporizer, retailing at $249.99; three private training sessions with "celebrity wellness expert" and star of ABC's "My Diet Is Better Than Yours" Jay Cardiello, valued at $1,400.

But the most expensive handout, a 10-day, first-class trip to

OPTIONS:
- ABC, is also perhaps the most controversial.
- Academy Awards, is also perhaps the most controversial.
- Audi, is also perhaps the most controversial.
- Distinctive Assets, is also perhaps the most controversial.
- Haze Dual V3 Vaporizer, is also perhaps the most controversial.
- Israel, is also perhaps the most controversial.
- Israeli, is also perhaps the most controversial.
- Italy, is also perhaps the most controversial.
- Jay Cardiello, is also perhaps the most controversial.
- M&Ms, is also perhaps the most controversial.
- Ministry of Tourism, is also perhaps the most controversial.
- My Diet Is Better Than Yours, is also perhaps the most controversial.
- Oscars, is also perhaps the most controversial.
- Palestinian, is also perhaps the most controversial.
- Silvercar, is also perhaps the most controversial.
- The Daily Beast, is also perhaps the most controversial.


Write the last sentence in this story.

It is one of the most bizarre relationships in pop history - the psychotherapist who took complete control of Beach Boy Brian Wilson's life, from installing a padlock on his fridge to writing records with him. Eugene Landy is about to be portrayed as a manipulative monster in John Cusack's new movie Love & Mercy, which is released next week. But today his son Evan tells Daily Mail Online in an exclusive interview that his father should actually be given credit for saving the life of the troubled Good Vibrations star. Speaking on the eve of the release of the much-hyped biopic, Evan reveals the untold story of the star's bizarre relationship with his controversial therapist.

OPTIONS:
- Beach Boy wasn't as secluded as the movie would make it out to be.'
- Brian Wilson wasn't as secluded as the movie would make it out to be.'
- Daily Mail Online wasn't as secluded as the movie would make it out to be.'
- Eugene Landy wasn't as secluded as the movie would make it out to be.'
- Evan wasn't as secluded as the movie would make it out to be.'
- Good Vibrations wasn't as secluded as the movie would make it out to be.'
- John Cusack wasn't as secluded as the movie would make it out to be.'
- Landy wasn't as secluded as the movie would make it out to be.'
- Love & Mercy wasn't as secluded as the movie would make it out to be.'
- Wilson wasn't as secluded as the movie would make it out to be.'


Shanghai (CNN) With a flash of a smile Wang Bin will charm you. With a furrowed brow he'll have you fearing for your life. At 6-feet 3-inches tall, with 220 pounds of lean muscle, 22-year old Wang is a giant among his Chinese countrymen. His handsome, expressive face and impressively imposing physique is why World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) wants to make him one of its "superstars." Wang is the first Chinese pro-wrestler to sign a developmental contract with WWE. He's spent the past three months training at its "Performance Center" in Orlando, Florida and was back in China last week to have his first match at a WWE live show in Shanghai.

The company has millions of fans around the world, but a combination of regulatory restrictions and an obvious language barrier have been challenges to growth in

OPTIONS:
- CNN, where it has a fiercely loyal but comparatively small following.
- China, where it has a fiercely loyal but comparatively small following.
- Chinese, where it has a fiercely loyal but comparatively small following.
- Florida, where it has a fiercely loyal but comparatively small following.
- John Cena, where it has a fiercely loyal but comparatively small following.
- Orlando, where it has a fiercely loyal but comparatively small following.
- Performance Center, where it has a fiercely loyal but comparatively small following.
- Shanghai, where it has a fiercely loyal but comparatively small following.
- WWE, where it has a fiercely loyal but comparatively small following.
- Wang, where it has a fiercely loyal but comparatively small following.
- Wang Bin, where it has a fiercely loyal but comparatively small following.
- World Wrestling Entertainment, where it has a fiercely loyal but comparatively small following.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Washington (CNN) Shortcomings at federal and state agencies allow sales of firearms to people prohibited from buying them, a Justice Department inspector general probe found. The issue became the subject of investigation after the FBI said the alleged shooter charged in the 2015 mass shooting at a South Carolina church should not have been able to buy a firearm. The FBI failed to complete the background check in the three days required by law, allowing the alleged shooter to buy the gun. While the FBI runs background checks, the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives is responsible for retrieving guns from buyers who weren't legally permitted to purchase them.

There were nearly 50,000 such purchases between 1999 and 2015 that the

OPTIONS:
- ATF sought to deny, but that the ATF didn't agree required the agency to try to retrieve the gun.
- Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives sought to deny, but that the ATF didn't agree required the agency to try to retrieve the gun.
- CNN sought to deny, but that the ATF didn't agree required the agency to try to retrieve the gun.
- FBI sought to deny, but that the ATF didn't agree required the agency to try to retrieve the gun.
- Justice Department sought to deny, but that the ATF didn't agree required the agency to try to retrieve the gun.
- South Carolina sought to deny, but that the ATF didn't agree required the agency to try to retrieve the gun.
- Washington sought to deny, but that the ATF didn't agree required the agency to try to retrieve the gun.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

This is the first picture of the victim who was mauled to death by a runaway white tiger as he went to work after flash floods in Georgia allowed zoo animals to escape in apocalyptic scenes. Otar Tsukhishvili, 43, was attacked after entering a flooded warehouse near Heroes' Square in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi. The rare animal is thought to have been one of two white Bengal tigers, Cameron and Maximus, that were leading attractions in the zoo's collection. The Bengal tiger was among scores of beasts including bears, wolves, lions and a hippo that ran amok through Tbilisi in extraordinary scenes after torrential downpours allowed them to escape their enclosures on Sunday.

According to reports, the government of

OPTIONS:
- Bengal has said it would assist with the funeral cost.
- Cameron has said it would assist with the funeral cost.
- Flash has said it would assist with the funeral cost.
- Georgia has said it would assist with the funeral cost.
- Georgian has said it would assist with the funeral cost.
- Heroes' Square has said it would assist with the funeral cost.
- Maximus has said it would assist with the funeral cost.
- Otar Tsukhishvili has said it would assist with the funeral cost.
- Tbilisi has said it would assist with the funeral cost.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Washington (CNN) Barack Obama used his departing words as President Wednesday to offer an assured -- if not entirely optimistic -- outlook for a country governed by Donald Trump. "At my core I think we're going to be OK," Obama said as he concluded his final news conference at the White House. "We just have to fight for it, work for it, and not take it for granted." "I know that you will help us do that," he told reporters assembled in the White House briefing room. If the message was still hopeful, it was a sharp downgrade from the grand visions of progressive change that propelled Obama to the presidency eight years ago.

He said the greatest advice he could give -- and has given -- to

OPTIONS:
- Americans, is to rely on others around him.
- Barack Obama, is to rely on others around him.
- CNN, is to rely on others around him.
- CNN/ORC, is to rely on others around him.
- Donald Trump, is to rely on others around him.
- George W. Bush, is to rely on others around him.
- Obama, is to rely on others around him.
- Washington, is to rely on others around him.
- White House, is to rely on others around him.


Write the next sentence.

A couple who played Mary and Joseph in their school nativity are to tie the knot 30 years later. Lindsay Taylor donned an old frock and Paul McGann wrapped one of his mother's tea-towels around his head when they took to the stage as five-year-olds, playing the lead roles in the festive re-enactment of the birth of Christ. Now the old school friends will be centre stage once more - but this time to get married, three decades on from when they were first introduced to one another...as the Holy couple. The pair met in class but only properly became friends following their starring roles in the Christmas play.

'

OPTIONS:
- Christ was chosen to be Joseph because of his good behaviour and I was picked as Mary, for some reason, because I was blonde with big blue eyes.
- Christmas was chosen to be Joseph because of his good behaviour and I was picked as Mary, for some reason, because I was blonde with big blue eyes.
- Joseph was chosen to be Joseph because of his good behaviour and I was picked as Mary, for some reason, because I was blonde with big blue eyes.
- Lindsay Taylor was chosen to be Joseph because of his good behaviour and I was picked as Mary, for some reason, because I was blonde with big blue eyes.
- Liverpool was chosen to be Joseph because of his good behaviour and I was picked as Mary, for some reason, because I was blonde with big blue eyes.
- Mary was chosen to be Joseph because of his good behaviour and I was picked as Mary, for some reason, because I was blonde with big blue eyes.
- Pair was chosen to be Joseph because of his good behaviour and I was picked as Mary, for some reason, because I was blonde with big blue eyes.
- Paul McGann was chosen to be Joseph because of his good behaviour and I was picked as Mary, for some reason, because I was blonde with big blue eyes.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) -- Bram Stoker's private journal sat unnoticed on his great-grandson's bookshelf in England for at least a year. Full of notes that would inform his legendary novel "Dracula" and other stories, the thin, unmarked book had probably been lugged down from the attic at some point, along with other things the Stoker family had passed down for more than a century and placed inconspicuously in Noel Dobbs' Isle of Wight home. Then, one day not long ago, a researcher working on a project about Stoker got in touch with Dobbs to ask if he might know anything about a journal his famous relative kept. Dobbs looked around and finally popped open this tiny book. It was signed "Abraham Stoker."

"

OPTIONS:
- Abraham Stoker traveled an unusual amount for the time that he lived," Dacre Stoker said.
- Bram Stoker traveled an unusual amount for the time that he lived," Dacre Stoker said.
- CNN traveled an unusual amount for the time that he lived," Dacre Stoker said.
- CNN.com traveled an unusual amount for the time that he lived," Dacre Stoker said.
- Dacre Stoker traveled an unusual amount for the time that he lived," Dacre Stoker said.
- Dobbs traveled an unusual amount for the time that he lived," Dacre Stoker said.
- Dracula traveled an unusual amount for the time that he lived," Dacre Stoker said.
- England traveled an unusual amount for the time that he lived," Dacre Stoker said.
- Isle of Wight traveled an unusual amount for the time that he lived," Dacre Stoker said.
- Noel Dobbs traveled an unusual amount for the time that he lived," Dacre Stoker said.
- Stoker traveled an unusual amount for the time that he lived," Dacre Stoker said.


(CNN) -- A bill that requires cruise ships to tighten security measures and report alleged crimes is awaiting President Obama's approval. The Senate on Wednesday passed the Cruise Vessel Security and Safety Act, after it received broad bipartisan support in the House with a vote of 416-4 last year. Peepholes on cabin doors, rails no lower than 42 inches and information packets on how to report crimes are some of the changes commercial cruise passengers can expect to see after the legislation takes effect. Ships built after the legislation's passage also must be equipped with security latched and time-sensitive key technology.

Vessels also must keep a log of incidents and contact the nearest FBI field office "as soon as possible" after a homicide, kidnapping, assault or disappearance of a

OPTIONS:
- Bill national is reported.
- CNN national is reported.
- Cruise Vessel Security national is reported.
- FBI national is reported.
- House national is reported.
- Obama national is reported.
- Peepholes national is reported.
- Safety Act national is reported.
- Senate national is reported.
- United States national is reported.


A 'pumped up' Heather Watson will target 'controlled aggression' to equal her best-ever Wimbledon showing and set up a potential third-round clash with Serena Williams. British No 1 Watson saved three match points to defeat Caroline Garcia in a truncated first-round tie that had been suspended for bad light on Monday night. The 23-year-old prevailed 1-6, 6-3, 8-6 to set up a second-round clash with Daniela Hantuchova, then revealed she psyched herself up for Tuesday's resumption of play with an intensive workout session. 'I always listen to music before I go on, upbeat, fast, dancy stuff but I did a lot more than usual before we went back out,' said Watson.

OPTIONS:
- British, the 32-year-old Slovak is the world No 72 and turned pro in 1999 — when second-round opponent Heather Watson was just six.
- British No 1, the 32-year-old Slovak is the world No 72 and turned pro in 1999 — when second-round opponent Heather Watson was just six.
- Caroline Garcia, the 32-year-old Slovak is the world No 72 and turned pro in 1999 — when second-round opponent Heather Watson was just six.
- Daniela Hantuchova, the 32-year-old Slovak is the world No 72 and turned pro in 1999 — when second-round opponent Heather Watson was just six.
- Heather Watson, the 32-year-old Slovak is the world No 72 and turned pro in 1999 — when second-round opponent Heather Watson was just six.
- Serena Williams, the 32-year-old Slovak is the world No 72 and turned pro in 1999 — when second-round opponent Heather Watson was just six.
- Watson, the 32-year-old Slovak is the world No 72 and turned pro in 1999 — when second-round opponent Heather Watson was just six.
- Wimbledon, the 32-year-old Slovak is the world No 72 and turned pro in 1999 — when second-round opponent Heather Watson was just six.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Scotland centre Matt Scott believes he will approach the World Cup a stronger player than before his latest shoulder surgery. Scott returned to full training as Vern Cotter's squad reconvened following a week away from their pre-season preparations. The 24-year-old has not played since Scotland's RBS Six Nations defeat by Ireland on March 21 and underwent an operation to repair damage to his left shoulder. 'I'm feeling really good and delighted to be back full training,' he said. 'I got the all clear just over a week ago and we had an off-week so I was chomping at the bit to get back training with the guys. My first session today went really well.'

Scott underwent surgery last summer after dislocating the shoulder and missed

OPTIONS:
- Ireland's November tests.
- Matt Scott's November tests.
- RBS Six Nations's November tests.
- Scotland's November tests.
- Scott's November tests.
- Six Nations's November tests.
- Vern Cotter's November tests.
- World Cup's November tests.


How does the sentence end?

Washington (CNN) -- The federal budget has always been a tool for partisanship, but never more so than in the past few years. Like the awkward and irreverent distant relative at the dinner table, the Senate tried for several years to ignore it. But everyone knew it was in the room, helping to create a permanent state of partisan gridlock. But the government shutdown in October caused so much political fallout that most Republicans and Democrats in a Congress already rated poorly by the public didn't want to go through it again with midterm election campaigns just getting off the ground. Passing a budget became an imperative.

"This agreement takes that scenario off the table and keeps the

OPTIONS:
- CNN firmly on defense with their disastrous healthcare law heading into 2014."
- Congress firmly on defense with their disastrous healthcare law heading into 2014."
- Democrats firmly on defense with their disastrous healthcare law heading into 2014."
- Senate firmly on defense with their disastrous healthcare law heading into 2014."
- Washington firmly on defense with their disastrous healthcare law heading into 2014."


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

A woman who was arrested with a handgun outside of the White House Thursday night has been charged with a felony, accused of carrying a pistol without a license. April Debois, 23, of Mount Morris, Michigan, faces up to five years in prison after the Secret Service arrested her just minutes after President Barack Obama delivered his immigration speech. Debois, who was initially identified by authorities as April Lenhart, made her first court appearance on Friday in Superior Court. She will spend the weekend in jail and will be back in front of a judge on Monday morning. Her brother told CNN's Pamela Brown that he is stunned by her arrest.

Man arrested at

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama after weapon, ammunition found in car
- CNN after weapon, ammunition found in car
- Debois after weapon, ammunition found in car
- ID after weapon, ammunition found in car
- Lenhart after weapon, ammunition found in car
- Michigan after weapon, ammunition found in car
- Mount Morris after weapon, ammunition found in car
- Pamela Brown after weapon, ammunition found in car
- Secret Service after weapon, ammunition found in car
- Superior Court after weapon, ammunition found in car
- White House after weapon, ammunition found in car


Complete the passage.

The surrender of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee to Union Lt. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant 150 years ago on Thursday was a milestone event in the end of the Civil War. Thursday's commemoration in Appomattox, Virginia, included a reenactment of Lee's last clash with Grant's troops and of the Confederate surrender in a Virginia farmhouse on April 9, 1865. Ahead of the battle reenactment, the boys of the Confederate 11th Virginia were a seemingly pretty cool bunch as those portraying Union troops gathered several fields away at Appomattox Court House amid the rolling farm country dotted by neat brick buildings and white picket fences.

OPTIONS:
- Appomattax and Union re-enactors dressed in gear likened to what was worn during the Civil War, 150 years ago
- Appomattox and Union re-enactors dressed in gear likened to what was worn during the Civil War, 150 years ago
- Appomattox Court House and Union re-enactors dressed in gear likened to what was worn during the Civil War, 150 years ago
- Battle of Appomattox Courthouse and Union re-enactors dressed in gear likened to what was worn during the Civil War, 150 years ago
- Civil War and Union re-enactors dressed in gear likened to what was worn during the Civil War, 150 years ago
- Confederate and Union re-enactors dressed in gear likened to what was worn during the Civil War, 150 years ago
- Grant and Union re-enactors dressed in gear likened to what was worn during the Civil War, 150 years ago
- Lee and Union re-enactors dressed in gear likened to what was worn during the Civil War, 150 years ago
- Robert E. Lee and Union re-enactors dressed in gear likened to what was worn during the Civil War, 150 years ago
- Ulysses S. Grant and Union re-enactors dressed in gear likened to what was worn during the Civil War, 150 years ago
- Union and Union re-enactors dressed in gear likened to what was worn during the Civil War, 150 years ago
- Virginia and Union re-enactors dressed in gear likened to what was worn during the Civil War, 150 years ago


Looking for some beach body inspiration to make sure you get noticed for the right reasons this summer? Experts have created the 'perfect beach body' made up of the celebrity features voted 'most desirable' by Brits. The 'perfect' female beach body is made up of Jessica Alba’s arms, Taylor Swift’s legs and the stomach of Geordie Shore’s Charlotte Crosby. Men, meanwhile, opted for Chris Hemsworth’s arms, Joe Manganiello’s abs and David Gandy’s legs. Scroll down for video The 'perfect' female beach body is made up of Jessica Alba's arms, Taylor Swift's legs and the stomach of Geordie Shore's Charlotte Crosby, while men's consists of Chris Hemsworth's arms, Joe Manganiello's abs and David Gandy's legs

Women believe that

OPTIONS:
- Brits, left, has the best arms and Charlotte Crosby, right, has the best stomach
- Charlotte Crosby, left, has the best arms and Charlotte Crosby, right, has the best stomach
- Chris Hemsworth, left, has the best arms and Charlotte Crosby, right, has the best stomach
- David Gandy, left, has the best arms and Charlotte Crosby, right, has the best stomach
- Geordie Shore, left, has the best arms and Charlotte Crosby, right, has the best stomach
- Jessica Alba, left, has the best arms and Charlotte Crosby, right, has the best stomach
- Joe Manganiello, left, has the best arms and Charlotte Crosby, right, has the best stomach
- Kate Hudson, left, has the best arms and Charlotte Crosby, right, has the best stomach
- Katy Perry, left, has the best arms and Charlotte Crosby, right, has the best stomach
- Taylor Swift, left, has the best arms and Charlotte Crosby, right, has the best stomach


How does the sentence end?

A schoolgirl whose boyfriend plotted an Anzac Day terror attack in Australia has been handed a 12-month intensive referral order. The 16-year-old from Manchester, who cannot be named for legal reasons, used school computers to look up Isis killer Jihadi John and a chemical recipe. She intended to hack into the White House and became obsessed with suicide bombings after becoming radicalised online, it was said. The girl was arrested by anti-terror police in April and pleaded guilty to two offences of downloading terrorist information at an earlier hearing. She was sentenced  at Manchester Youth Court earlier today. She was detained along with  Britain’s youngest convicted terrorist, who was also her 14-year-old boyfriend.

Wearing a green headscarf, the girl sat in front of the bench at the

OPTIONS:
- Anzac Day, flanked by her mother and an aunt.
- Australia, flanked by her mother and an aunt.
- Britain, flanked by her mother and an aunt.
- Isis, flanked by her mother and an aunt.
- Jihad No Democracy, flanked by her mother and an aunt.
- Jihadi John, flanked by her mother and an aunt.
- Manchester, flanked by her mother and an aunt.
- Manchester Youth Court, flanked by her mother and an aunt.
- White House, flanked by her mother and an aunt.


How does this story end?

Washington (CNN) The math isn't there yet for Mitch McConnell. Within hours of the Senate majority leader unveiling a long-anticipated health care bill on Thursday, four of his Republican colleagues were quick to put a damper on things: "We are not ready to vote for this bill," the group said in a joint statement. The swift rejection may be a negotiating ploy, but the public nature of it is a reminder for McConnell of the deep reservations running through his own conference on a proposal that conservatives do not believe goes far enough to repeal Obamacare -- and the monumental challenge that lies ahead as he looks for 50 "yes" votes.

Many of McConnell's colleagues, however, are confident that if anyone can find 50 votes, it's their majority leader -- a political tactician who knows

OPTIONS:
- CNN procedure inside and out.
- GOP procedure inside and out.
- McConnell procedure inside and out.
- Mitch McConnell procedure inside and out.
- Obamacare procedure inside and out.
- Republican procedure inside and out.
- Republicans procedure inside and out.
- Senate procedure inside and out.
- Washington procedure inside and out.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

A friend of a victim of Wednesday’s shooting in San Bernardino claims that gunman Syed Rizwan Farook told Nicholas Thalasinos, who was fatally shot in the massacre, that ‘Islam will rule the world’. CV Claverie claimed in a Facebook post on Thursday that Farook had been ‘threatening’ Thalasinos, telling him that ‘Christians and Jews deserve to die; and that he (Nicholas) was going to die’. Clavarie’s post surfaced as Farook's father revealed his son supported ISIS, wanted the destruction of Israel and avoided socializing because of his strong religious views. Speaking outside his Californian home, Syed Farook, 67, told the Italian newspaper La Stampa that his 28-year-old son was a 'momma's boy' who had become 'too shy, conservative and fixated against Israel'.

Beyond geopolitical issues leading Rizwan Farook towards extremism, Mr,

OPTIONS:
- CV Claverie admitted his own family had been fracturing in recent years.
- Californian admitted his own family had been fracturing in recent years.
- Christians admitted his own family had been fracturing in recent years.
- Clavarie’s admitted his own family had been fracturing in recent years.
- Facebook admitted his own family had been fracturing in recent years.
- Farook admitted his own family had been fracturing in recent years.
- ISIS admitted his own family had been fracturing in recent years.
- Islam admitted his own family had been fracturing in recent years.
- Israel admitted his own family had been fracturing in recent years.
- Italian admitted his own family had been fracturing in recent years.
- Jews admitted his own family had been fracturing in recent years.
- La Stampa admitted his own family had been fracturing in recent years.
- Nicholas admitted his own family had been fracturing in recent years.
- Nicholas Thalasinos admitted his own family had been fracturing in recent years.
- Said admitted his own family had been fracturing in recent years.
- San Bernardino admitted his own family had been fracturing in recent years.
- Syed Farook admitted his own family had been fracturing in recent years.
- Syed Rizwan Farook admitted his own family had been fracturing in recent years.
- Tashfeen Malik admitted his own family had been fracturing in recent years.
- Thalasinos admitted his own family had been fracturing in recent years.


(CNN) New York organizations trusted him to care for nearly 140 foster children over the past two decades but on Friday, Cesar Gonzales-Mugaburu denied charges he molested several of them. Gonzales-Mugaburu, 59, is accused of sexually abusing seven boys under his care, one as young as 8 years old, according to the Suffolk County District Attorney's office. He pleaded not guilty at an arraignment in Suffolk County Court on Friday morning. "We believe there are many more victims and we are asking them to come forward, even if the crimes happened many years ago," Suffolk County District Attorney Thomas Spota said Friday.

Anello said SCO had placed 71 children in Gonzales-

OPTIONS:
- CNN's home.
- Cesar Gonzales's home.
- Gonzales's home.
- Long Island's home.
- Mugaburu's home.
- New York's home.
- Suffolk County's home.
- Suffolk County Court's home.
- Suffolk County District Attorney's's home.
- Thomas Spota's home.


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

(CNN) It's too soon to know exactly how many children were harmed by lead-poisoned water in Flint, Michigan, the state's governor says. But officials are bracing for the possibility of a much higher tally than what blood tests have revealed so far. "There could be many more," Gov. Rick Snyder told CNN, "and we're assuming that." In an interview with CNN's Poppy Harlow on Wednesday, the state's embattled governor discussed efforts to repair damage in Flint, the investigation into how lead-poisoned water ended up in residents' homes and the class action lawsuits against the city and state. One difficulty officials are facing, Snyder said, is that lead might no longer show up in a blood test after time has passed.

Filmmaker and

OPTIONS:
- CNN native Michael Moore has been particularly vocal, saying the governor should be arrested for his role in the water crisis.
- Flint native Michael Moore has been particularly vocal, saying the governor should be arrested for his role in the water crisis.
- Michael Moore native Michael Moore has been particularly vocal, saying the governor should be arrested for his role in the water crisis.
- Michigan native Michael Moore has been particularly vocal, saying the governor should be arrested for his role in the water crisis.
- Poppy Harlow native Michael Moore has been particularly vocal, saying the governor should be arrested for his role in the water crisis.
- Rick Snyder native Michael Moore has been particularly vocal, saying the governor should be arrested for his role in the water crisis.
- Snyder native Michael Moore has been particularly vocal, saying the governor should be arrested for his role in the water crisis.


Find the right ending to this passage.

A family who lost both of their dogs at the same time have been reunited with the hounds thanks to the help of two Good Samaritans. Dennis Elton drove into a remote forest near Mt St Helens in Washington State on October 26 with his dogs Woody, a Brittany spaniel, and Brock, a chocolate lab. But the two dogs quickly caught scent of something and bolted from their owner's side, and didn't heed any of Elton's calls to return to the truck. After hours of searching for the two dogs, Elton eventually had to give up and head home, leaving his beloved family dogs in the woods.

Another hiker had found

OPTIONS:
- Brittany in the same area and had him at his home in Camas, Washington.
- Brock in the same area and had him at his home in Camas, Washington.
- Dennis Elton in the same area and had him at his home in Camas, Washington.
- Elton in the same area and had him at his home in Camas, Washington.
- Good Samaritans in the same area and had him at his home in Camas, Washington.
- Mt St Helens in the same area and had him at his home in Camas, Washington.
- Washington in the same area and had him at his home in Camas, Washington.
- Washington State in the same area and had him at his home in Camas, Washington.
- Woody in the same area and had him at his home in Camas, Washington.


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Gareth Bale's goals have propelled Wales to their highest-ever FIFA world ranking of 10th – just one place behind England. Chris Coleman's side benefitted hugely from beating Belgium in the Euro 2016 qualifier last month, leaping 12 spots as a result, and will now be among the top seeds for the World Cup 2018 qualifying draw. Wales have risen monumentally since floundering at 117th in August 2011 to get drawn in the same bottom pot for Brazil 2014 as Andorra, San Marino, and Liechtenstein – even below the Faroe Islands. 1. Argentina - Total points: 1,496 2. Germany - Total points: 1,411

But a run of eight competitive matches unbeaten, coupled with important victories over higher-placed sides, has seen

OPTIONS:
- Andorra shoot up the global ladder.
- Argentina shoot up the global ladder.
- Belgium shoot up the global ladder.
- Brazil shoot up the global ladder.
- Chile shoot up the global ladder.
- Chris Coleman shoot up the global ladder.
- England shoot up the global ladder.
- Euro 2016 shoot up the global ladder.
- FIFA shoot up the global ladder.
- Faroe Islands shoot up the global ladder.
- Gareth Bale shoot up the global ladder.
- Germany shoot up the global ladder.
- Liechtenstein shoot up the global ladder.
- San Marino shoot up the global ladder.
- Spain shoot up the global ladder.
- Uruguay shoot up the global ladder.
- Wales shoot up the global ladder.
- World Cup shoot up the global ladder.


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(CNN) Half his country may not support his efforts at peace, but Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos now has a Nobel Peace Prize for pursuing a deal to end the longest-running war in the Americas. Santos accepted his award Saturday after brokering a deal to stop the fighting in the 50-year conflict with the leftist rebel group Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, better known by its Spanish acronym, FARC. "After six years of serious and often intense, difficult negotiations ... this agreement marks the beginning of the dismantling of an army and its conversion into a legal political movement," he said at the ceremony in Oslo, Norway.

OPTIONS:
- Americas leaders who signed off on the deal were not in attendance as the ceremony's host country, Norway, still considers the group a terrorist organization.
- Colombia leaders who signed off on the deal were not in attendance as the ceremony's host country, Norway, still considers the group a terrorist organization.
- Colombian leaders who signed off on the deal were not in attendance as the ceremony's host country, Norway, still considers the group a terrorist organization.
- Congress leaders who signed off on the deal were not in attendance as the ceremony's host country, Norway, still considers the group a terrorist organization.
- FARC leaders who signed off on the deal were not in attendance as the ceremony's host country, Norway, still considers the group a terrorist organization.
- Juan Manuel Santos leaders who signed off on the deal were not in attendance as the ceremony's host country, Norway, still considers the group a terrorist organization.
- Nobel Peace Prize leaders who signed off on the deal were not in attendance as the ceremony's host country, Norway, still considers the group a terrorist organization.
- Norway leaders who signed off on the deal were not in attendance as the ceremony's host country, Norway, still considers the group a terrorist organization.
- Oslo leaders who signed off on the deal were not in attendance as the ceremony's host country, Norway, still considers the group a terrorist organization.
- Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia leaders who signed off on the deal were not in attendance as the ceremony's host country, Norway, still considers the group a terrorist organization.
- Santos leaders who signed off on the deal were not in attendance as the ceremony's host country, Norway, still considers the group a terrorist organization.
- Spanish leaders who signed off on the deal were not in attendance as the ceremony's host country, Norway, still considers the group a terrorist organization.


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This is the moment a camerman on the job became the object of affection for one very flirtatious horse. Greg Harriott was in Santiago, Chile filming an episode for ABC's show Born To Explore With Richard Wiese when he caught the eye of a horse named Chunchun. Richard Wiese was interviewing horse breeder Gonzalo Vial, and Greg was filming from the front of Chunchun's stall in the stable when the horse tried to get affectionate. Chunchun seems peaceful for a second as Richard pets a different horse and tells Gonzalo 'Typically, when I meet a horse, it's not so calm like this. It's a very gentle horse.'

That's doesn't deter

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- ABC, who starts playing with Greg's collar, biting it and pulling him back before returning to nibbling his ear.
- Born To Explore, who starts playing with Greg's collar, biting it and pulling him back before returning to nibbling his ear.
- Chile, who starts playing with Greg's collar, biting it and pulling him back before returning to nibbling his ear.
- Chunchun, who starts playing with Greg's collar, biting it and pulling him back before returning to nibbling his ear.
- Emmy, who starts playing with Greg's collar, biting it and pulling him back before returning to nibbling his ear.
- Gonzalo, who starts playing with Greg's collar, biting it and pulling him back before returning to nibbling his ear.
- Gonzalo Vial, who starts playing with Greg's collar, biting it and pulling him back before returning to nibbling his ear.
- Greg, who starts playing with Greg's collar, biting it and pulling him back before returning to nibbling his ear.
- Greg Harriott, who starts playing with Greg's collar, biting it and pulling him back before returning to nibbling his ear.
- Ow, who starts playing with Greg's collar, biting it and pulling him back before returning to nibbling his ear.
- Richard, who starts playing with Greg's collar, biting it and pulling him back before returning to nibbling his ear.
- Richard Wiese, who starts playing with Greg's collar, biting it and pulling him back before returning to nibbling his ear.
- Santiago, who starts playing with Greg's collar, biting it and pulling him back before returning to nibbling his ear.


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They look like any young couple in love, stopping to embrace while enjoying the sights of Sydney on a beautiful winter's day, and frolicking together on the sand. But the attractive brunette pair are in fact actors, tasked with bringing one of Australia's most beloved fairytales, of how an ordinary Australian girl fell in love with a prince, to life on screen. Emma Hamilton and Ryan O'Kane were pictured in Sydney on Monday filming scenes for the TV movie Mary: The Making of a Princess. The actors were caught on camera reenacting one of Crown Princess Mary and Crown Prince Frederik's early dates at Tamarama Beach, a few minutes away from Sydney's  Bondi Beach.

In one scene, the race each other across the beach, with

OPTIONS:
- Australia, playing Frederik, tackling his then-unknown girlfriend on the sand.
- Australian, playing Frederik, tackling his then-unknown girlfriend on the sand.
- Bondi Beach, playing Frederik, tackling his then-unknown girlfriend on the sand.
- Emma Hamilton, playing Frederik, tackling his then-unknown girlfriend on the sand.
- Making of a, playing Frederik, tackling his then-unknown girlfriend on the sand.
- Mary, playing Frederik, tackling his then-unknown girlfriend on the sand.
- Prince Frederik, playing Frederik, tackling his then-unknown girlfriend on the sand.
- Princess Mary, playing Frederik, tackling his then-unknown girlfriend on the sand.
- Ryan O'Kane, playing Frederik, tackling his then-unknown girlfriend on the sand.
- Sydney, playing Frederik, tackling his then-unknown girlfriend on the sand.
- Tamarama, playing Frederik, tackling his then-unknown girlfriend on the sand.
- Tamarama Beach, playing Frederik, tackling his then-unknown girlfriend on the sand.
- The Making of a Princess, playing Frederik, tackling his then-unknown girlfriend on the sand.


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Britain campaigned to get the jihadi preacher who inspired the Tunisian beach massacre off the United Nations's al-Qaida watch list, and may have attempted to recruit him as a spy, it has been reported. Hani al-Sibai, 54, who is living on £50,000-a-year state hand outs, described the London 7/7 terror attacks as a 'great victory', and is one of the 'key influencers' of the Islamic fanatics believed to have recruited beach gunman Seifeddine Rezgui. But now High Court documents have reportedly shown that in 2009, when David Miliband was foreign secretary, the Labour government had pushed for al-Sibai, who lives in London, to be taken off the UN's list of terror suspects.

Al-

OPTIONS:
- Britain and his wife are estimated to be on benefits of more than £48,000 a year – almost double the cap of £26,000.
- British and his wife are estimated to be on benefits of more than £48,000 a year – almost double the cap of £26,000.
- David Miliband and his wife are estimated to be on benefits of more than £48,000 a year – almost double the cap of £26,000.
- Egyptian and his wife are estimated to be on benefits of more than £48,000 a year – almost double the cap of £26,000.
- Hani al and his wife are estimated to be on benefits of more than £48,000 a year – almost double the cap of £26,000.
- High Court and his wife are estimated to be on benefits of more than £48,000 a year – almost double the cap of £26,000.
- Islamic and his wife are estimated to be on benefits of more than £48,000 a year – almost double the cap of £26,000.
- Labour and his wife are estimated to be on benefits of more than £48,000 a year – almost double the cap of £26,000.
- London and his wife are estimated to be on benefits of more than £48,000 a year – almost double the cap of £26,000.
- Qaida and his wife are estimated to be on benefits of more than £48,000 a year – almost double the cap of £26,000.
- Seifeddine Rezgui and his wife are estimated to be on benefits of more than £48,000 a year – almost double the cap of £26,000.
- Sibai and his wife are estimated to be on benefits of more than £48,000 a year – almost double the cap of £26,000.
- Tunisian and his wife are estimated to be on benefits of more than £48,000 a year – almost double the cap of £26,000.
- UN and his wife are estimated to be on benefits of more than £48,000 a year – almost double the cap of £26,000.
- United Nations and his wife are estimated to be on benefits of more than £48,000 a year – almost double the cap of £26,000.


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(CNN) Amid the last month's exhausting drama around Cabinet picks and presidential tweetstorms, one date stands out -- December 19, the day the Electoral College picks our next president. As hope from Jill Stein's recount fades for Hillary Clinton's supporters, another Hail Mary chance to thwart Donald Trump's presidency has taken its place: that enough members of the Electoral College sworn to vote for Trump will break their pledge and vote to elect an alternate candidate. America needs 37 "faithless electors" from states Trump won to do this in order to drop him below the 270 threshold and block him from automatically winning the White House.

The flipping of the presidency from

OPTIONS:
- America to Clinton would be collateral damage or a big fat bonus, depending on which side of the aisle you sit.
- Cabinet to Clinton would be collateral damage or a big fat bonus, depending on which side of the aisle you sit.
- Clinton to Clinton would be collateral damage or a big fat bonus, depending on which side of the aisle you sit.
- Donald Trump to Clinton would be collateral damage or a big fat bonus, depending on which side of the aisle you sit.
- Electoral College to Clinton would be collateral damage or a big fat bonus, depending on which side of the aisle you sit.
- Hail Mary to Clinton would be collateral damage or a big fat bonus, depending on which side of the aisle you sit.
- Hillary Clinton to Clinton would be collateral damage or a big fat bonus, depending on which side of the aisle you sit.
- Jill Stein to Clinton would be collateral damage or a big fat bonus, depending on which side of the aisle you sit.
- Scott Piro to Clinton would be collateral damage or a big fat bonus, depending on which side of the aisle you sit.
- Trump to Clinton would be collateral damage or a big fat bonus, depending on which side of the aisle you sit.
- United States to Clinton would be collateral damage or a big fat bonus, depending on which side of the aisle you sit.
- White House to Clinton would be collateral damage or a big fat bonus, depending on which side of the aisle you sit.


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With this year's Children In Need just around the corner, a host of famous faces have joined forces to launch the campaign's new stylish t-shirts. Michelle Keegan and Abbey Clancy, who both run their own successful clothing lines, are just two of the celebrities who have modelled the tops, created by British designer Giles Deacon. For 2015, Pudsey Bear has been given a glamorous makeover. The charity mascot is depicted in metallic gold and polka dots while an alternative option sees him sport a monochrome design. Clearly delighted about the new addition to her wardrobe, 29-year-old Abbey gushed: 'I love Giles and think the new fashion makeover he has given Pudsey is just amazing.

Other stars to model the Giles' designs - in stunning photographs shot by Sølve Sundsbø - were supermodels Daisy Lowe, 26, and 37-year-old

OPTIONS:
- Abbey.
- Abbey Clancy.
- British.
- Children In Need.
- Daisy Lowe.
- Erin O'Connor.
- Giles.
- Giles Deacon.
- Michelle Keegan.
- Pudsey.
- Pudsey Bear.
- Tom Odell.
- Tops.


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Spectacular pictures of a laughing seal pup, a kingfisher in a rain storm and a mad March hare are all winners in a photo competition celebrating beautiful British wildlife. The amazing photos of beasts, bugs and birds have been picked from more than 350 entries in the contest by Norfolk Wildlife Trust, which is celebrating its 90th anniversary. The competition was launched to find the best images to showcase Norfolk's wildlife and landscape and include the famous Broads, a grey seal pup on the beach and a leaping roe deer. A photo of a bearded tit perched on reeds in the sunlight by Paul Richards was picked as the overall winner.

Norfolk Wildlife Trust manages over 50 nature reserves and other protected sites around the county, including 10 kilometres of coastline and nine

OPTIONS:
- BBC broads.
- Bearded broads.
- British broads.
- Broads broads.
- Cley Marshes broads.
- Norfolk broads.
- Norfolk Wildlife Trust broads.
- Paul Richards broads.
- Snaps broads.


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(CNN) Caitlyn Jenner may not like everything US President Donald Trump's administration has done so far -- especially when it comes to actions affecting transgender Americans like her. But she does not regret her decision to vote for Donald Trump, she told CNN's Don Lemon on Tuesday. "As far as LGBT issues, yes, he's made some mistakes," she said. "I don't support him in everything that he does. But we needed to shake the system up." It's been almost two years since the famed US Olympian came out as transgender in an interview with ABC's Diane Sawyer, revealing she had "the soul of a female." Weeks later she debuted her new look in a Vanity Fair cover story that was heralded as a watershed moment for transgender visibility.

Jenner was and still is a Republican, despite the party's anti-

OPTIONS:
- ABC positions.
- Americans positions.
- CNN positions.
- Caitlyn Jenner positions.
- Diane Sawyer positions.
- Don Lemon positions.
- Donald Trump positions.
- Jenner positions.
- LGBT positions.
- Olympian positions.
- Republican positions.
- Trump positions.
- US positions.
- Vanity Fair positions.


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A Penn State professor who was arrested on an American Airlines flight after lighting a cigarette and ranting about Obama said she was expressing an act of 'civil disobedience'. Dr Karen Halnon, 52, became an internet sensation after she was caught on camera lighting up shortly after a flight from Nicaragua landed at Miami International Airport on Saturday. Halnon said she used the moment to protest 'U.S. military global domination,' claiming the country has 'declared war on Venezuela' and was responsible for giving her hero Hugo Chavez cancer. Dr Karen Halnon, left in her police mugshot and right in a faculty photo, said she was expressing an act of 'civil disobedience' when she was filmed smoking and ranting about the US after her plane landed in Miami

OPTIONS:
- American Airlines shouted: 'The United States has declared war on Venezuela.
- Halnon shouted: 'The United States has declared war on Venezuela.
- Hugo Chavez shouted: 'The United States has declared war on Venezuela.
- Karen Halnon shouted: 'The United States has declared war on Venezuela.
- Miami shouted: 'The United States has declared war on Venezuela.
- Miami International Airport shouted: 'The United States has declared war on Venezuela.
- Nicaragua shouted: 'The United States has declared war on Venezuela.
- Obama shouted: 'The United States has declared war on Venezuela.
- Penn State shouted: 'The United States has declared war on Venezuela.
- U.S. shouted: 'The United States has declared war on Venezuela.
- US shouted: 'The United States has declared war on Venezuela.
- Venezuela shouted: 'The United States has declared war on Venezuela.


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Faced with deplorable conditions at a ‘horrendous’ hotel in Cyprus, two lads from Cambridge tried to make the most of it by creating a hilarious video diary for their friends back home. The three-and-a-half minute video, titled ‘Never letting him book a hotel again’, offers a glimpse into every traveller’s nightmare – dirty rooms, antiquated or broken amenities and a swimming pool no one would dare to enter. With scenes reminiscent of The Inbetweeners films, the video was created by Patrick Miller and his friend, Damien, who stayed at the family-run hotel last week when they travelled to the Mediterranean island for a friend’s wedding.

They find the same problems when

OPTIONS:
- Cambridge checks out the hot tub.
- Cyprus checks out the hot tub.
- Damien checks out the hot tub.
- Mediterranean checks out the hot tub.
- Patrick Miller checks out the hot tub.
- The Inbetweeners checks out the hot tub.


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Malachi Lindo, 27, repeatedly bludgeoned 51 year-old Phillip Steels in the street in Enfield, North London, after taking the ecstasy clone Ethylone A law degree drop-out who battered a charity worker to death with a brick while taking a designer drug has been jailed for life. Malachi Lindo, 27, repeatedly bludgeoned 51 year-old Phillip Steels in the street in Enfield, North London, after taking the ecstasy clone Ethylone. The attack was so savage that when Mr Steels was discovered his face had been damaged beyond recognition and there was a gaping hole in the side of his head. Tesco worker Lindo had admitted the manslaughter of the father-of-four but it was argued on his behalf that he was not guilty of murder because he was suffering an abnormality of his mental functioning at the time.

Inside

OPTIONS:
- Enfield's bag, police found cannabis and white powder hidden in fake cans of deodorant and drink.
- Ethylone's bag, police found cannabis and white powder hidden in fake cans of deodorant and drink.
- Lindo's bag, police found cannabis and white powder hidden in fake cans of deodorant and drink.
- Malachi Lindo's bag, police found cannabis and white powder hidden in fake cans of deodorant and drink.
- North London's bag, police found cannabis and white powder hidden in fake cans of deodorant and drink.
- Phillip Steels's bag, police found cannabis and white powder hidden in fake cans of deodorant and drink.
- Steels's bag, police found cannabis and white powder hidden in fake cans of deodorant and drink.
- Tesco's bag, police found cannabis and white powder hidden in fake cans of deodorant and drink.


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Former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney poked fun at Barack Obama's penchant for golf, Hillary Clinton's emails and even discussed One Direction on the Tonight Show. In the interview with Jimmy Fallon, Romney talked to his 'reflection' in the mirror and cracked jokes at the President's expense and at his own failed attempt to reach the White House. Earlier this year Romney declared he would not be running for the presidency again, which gave him free rein in the interview. Scroll down for video In the interview with Jimmy Fallon on Tonight Show, Mitt Romney made jokes at President Obama's expense

To this, Romney quipped: 'Well, the email is from

OPTIONS:
- 1D, so I guess it's both.'
- Barack Obama, so I guess it's both.'
- Clinton, so I guess it's both.'
- Eva Holyfield, so I guess it's both.'
- Hillary Clinton, so I guess it's both.'
- Holyfield, so I guess it's both.'
- Jimmy Fallon, so I guess it's both.'
- Mitt Romney, so I guess it's both.'
- Obama, so I guess it's both.'
- One Direction, so I guess it's both.'
- Republican, so I guess it's both.'
- Romney, so I guess it's both.'
- Tonight Show, so I guess it's both.'
- White House, so I guess it's both.'
- Zayn, so I guess it's both.'


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So this is it, the end of the tale, the final full stop. To a beautiful patch of sand by the sacred Banjar river, with Mark’s family, and his elephant and a handful of his ashes. God, he would have loved this. His daughter, Ayesha, sister Annabel and assorted adoring nieces and nephews. Plus Aditya Patankar, his great old mucker. And Tara, of course, the 60-year-old pachyderm and second great love of his life after Ayesha. At this very moment, in the violet-tinged gloaming, Tara is attempting to eat the wreath of flowers hanging from her mighty neck. Mark’s ashes came with Annabel, via plane and car. The old-fashioned way, you might say, nearly 5,000 miles from rain-lashed England to soft-dusked Madhya Pradesh.

Then suddenly, as Ayesha throws the ashes into the air,

OPTIONS:
- Aditya Patankar becomes utterly still, as if she knows what’s going on.
- Annabel becomes utterly still, as if she knows what’s going on.
- Ayesha becomes utterly still, as if she knows what’s going on.
- Banjar becomes utterly still, as if she knows what’s going on.
- Elephant Family becomes utterly still, as if she knows what’s going on.
- England becomes utterly still, as if she knows what’s going on.
- God becomes utterly still, as if she knows what’s going on.
- India becomes utterly still, as if she knows what’s going on.
- Madhya Pradesh becomes utterly still, as if she knows what’s going on.
- Mark becomes utterly still, as if she knows what’s going on.
- Mark Shand becomes utterly still, as if she knows what’s going on.
- Mark’s becomes utterly still, as if she knows what’s going on.
- New York becomes utterly still, as if she knows what’s going on.
- Sussex becomes utterly still, as if she knows what’s going on.
- Tara becomes utterly still, as if she knows what’s going on.
- The Laines becomes utterly still, as if she knows what’s going on.
- Travels To My Elephant becomes utterly still, as if she knows what’s going on.


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Ahead of this weekend's Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats. Here is all the information you need for the clash between Stoke and Manchester City. Stoke will get captain Ryan Shawcross back from suspension for Manchester City's visit to the Britannia Stadium. The central defender was sent off in the loss to Sunderland last weekend and served a one-match ban when the Potters beat Sheffield Wednesday in the Capital One Cup on Tuesday night. Peter Crouch (hamstring) was injured in that game and could be out for up to four weeks and while Marc Muniesa (hamstring) was back in full training this week, Shay Given (knee) and Peter Odemwingie (hamstring) remain sidelined.

Sergio Aguero has bagged five goals in his five Premier League appearances against

OPTIONS:
- Britannia Stadium.
- Capital One Cup.
- City.
- Joe Hart.
- Manchester City.
- Marc Muniesa.
- Opta.
- Peter Crouch.
- Peter Odemwingie.
- Potters.
- Premier League.
- Ryan Shawcross.
- Sergio Aguero.
- Shay Given.
- Sheffield Wednesday.
- Sportsmail.
- Stoke.
- Sunderland.
- Yaya Toure.


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Washington (CNN)Finally, something went right for the United States in the Middle East. Relief is palpable in Washington over the well-planned and seamlessly executed transfer of Saudi Arabia's throne to King Salman bin Abdulaziz, 79, following the death of his 90-year-old half brother King Abdullah. The kingdom, despite signaling rare public dissent with the Obama administration over Iran and the Arab Spring, is a fulcrum of U.S. diplomacy in a region where Washington is struggling to adapt to dissolving national borders, chaotic change and sectarian carnage. Never mind that the U.S. is the world's foremost democracy  and the transfer of power in Saudi Arabia was from one autocrat to the next.

Critics, including some in the

OPTIONS:
- Arab Spring government, faulted Saudis for backing jihadists movements throughout the region for geopolitical reasons.
- CNN government, faulted Saudis for backing jihadists movements throughout the region for geopolitical reasons.
- Iran government, faulted Saudis for backing jihadists movements throughout the region for geopolitical reasons.
- King Abdullah government, faulted Saudis for backing jihadists movements throughout the region for geopolitical reasons.
- King Salman bin Abdulaziz government, faulted Saudis for backing jihadists movements throughout the region for geopolitical reasons.
- Middle East government, faulted Saudis for backing jihadists movements throughout the region for geopolitical reasons.
- Obama government, faulted Saudis for backing jihadists movements throughout the region for geopolitical reasons.
- Riyadh government, faulted Saudis for backing jihadists movements throughout the region for geopolitical reasons.
- Saudi Arabia government, faulted Saudis for backing jihadists movements throughout the region for geopolitical reasons.
- U.S. government, faulted Saudis for backing jihadists movements throughout the region for geopolitical reasons.
- US government, faulted Saudis for backing jihadists movements throughout the region for geopolitical reasons.
- United States government, faulted Saudis for backing jihadists movements throughout the region for geopolitical reasons.
- Washington government, faulted Saudis for backing jihadists movements throughout the region for geopolitical reasons.


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Trainer Alan King will race his runaway Hennessy Gold Cup winner Smad Place only once more this season before the grey tackles the Cheltenham Gold Cup in March. King will use the Cotswold Chase at Cheltenham on January 30 as the Festival stepping-stone for Saturday’s 12-length winner. In other Hennessy fall-out, Nicky Henderson is considering sending sixth-placed Bobs Worth down the hurdles route with his Festival target becoming the World Hurdle. While Paul Nicholls believes his gut-feeling that this season’s Gold Cup may come a year too early for six-year-old Saphir du Rheu have been confirmed by his fifth place finish at Newbury.

OPTIONS:
- Alan King added: ‘There was nothing we could have done differently.
- Bobs Worth added: ‘There was nothing we could have done differently.
- Cheltenham added: ‘There was nothing we could have done differently.
- Cheltenham Gold Cup added: ‘There was nothing we could have done differently.
- Cotswold Chase added: ‘There was nothing we could have done differently.
- Festival added: ‘There was nothing we could have done differently.
- Gold Cup added: ‘There was nothing we could have done differently.
- Hennessy added: ‘There was nothing we could have done differently.
- Hennessy Gold Cup added: ‘There was nothing we could have done differently.
- Newbury added: ‘There was nothing we could have done differently.
- Nicky Henderson added: ‘There was nothing we could have done differently.
- Paul Nicholls added: ‘There was nothing we could have done differently.
- Saphir du Rheu added: ‘There was nothing we could have done differently.
- Smad Place added: ‘There was nothing we could have done differently.
- World Hurdle added: ‘There was nothing we could have done differently.


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(CNN) Cranberries, cranberry juice and cranberry products are often recommended as a natural way to prevent urinary tract infections, but a new study suggests that this effort may be futile. Nursing home residents who took high-potency cranberry capsules did not have fewer episodes of urinary tract infection than those taking a placebo, researchers discovered. "Although our study was only in nursing home women, many other studies have been done in other populations, which have not shown a benefit," said Dr. Manisha Juthani-Mehta, lead author of the study, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association. "For women that enjoy eating cranberry products or drinking cranberry juice, I encourage them to continue doing so," said Juthani-Mehta, an associate professor at the Yale University School of Medicine. But spending money on cranberry capsules with "limited potential benefit" for preventing urinary tract infections "does not seem worthwhile."

"For postmenopausal women, topical estrogen in the vagina has shown to decrease the risk of

OPTIONS:
- Journal of the American Medical Association," Soper said, adding that this treatment has minimal absorption and so is safe to use.
- Juthani," Soper said, adding that this treatment has minimal absorption and so is safe to use.
- Manisha Juthani," Soper said, adding that this treatment has minimal absorption and so is safe to use.
- Mehta," Soper said, adding that this treatment has minimal absorption and so is safe to use.
- UTIs," Soper said, adding that this treatment has minimal absorption and so is safe to use.
- Yale University School of Medicine," Soper said, adding that this treatment has minimal absorption and so is safe to use.


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Stuart McCall has confirmed Rangers are paying money for all five Newcastle United loanees - despite two of them being highly unlikely to ever appear for the Ibrox club. McCall has inherited a bizarre situation created by the extraordinary mass deal chief executive Derek Llambias brokered on transfer deadline day early last month. Llambias – a former managing director at St James’ Park – has since been ousted as a PLC director and suspended from the football board at Ibrox following the takeover by Dave King and his allies. Sturat McCall has revealed that Rangers are paying some of the wages for the five players signed on loan from Newcastle in the January window even though only one of them is available at the moment

OPTIONS:
- Dave King faces the media on Friday ahead of the crucial clash with second place Hibs
- Derek Llambias faces the media on Friday ahead of the crucial clash with second place Hibs
- Gael Bigirimana faces the media on Friday ahead of the crucial clash with second place Hibs
- Haris Vukic faces the media on Friday ahead of the crucial clash with second place Hibs
- Hibernian faces the media on Friday ahead of the crucial clash with second place Hibs
- Ibrox faces the media on Friday ahead of the crucial clash with second place Hibs
- Llambias faces the media on Friday ahead of the crucial clash with second place Hibs
- McCall faces the media on Friday ahead of the crucial clash with second place Hibs
- Newcastle faces the media on Friday ahead of the crucial clash with second place Hibs
- Newcastle United faces the media on Friday ahead of the crucial clash with second place Hibs
- Raith faces the media on Friday ahead of the crucial clash with second place Hibs
- Rangers faces the media on Friday ahead of the crucial clash with second place Hibs
- Remie Streete faces the media on Friday ahead of the crucial clash with second place Hibs
- Shane Ferguson faces the media on Friday ahead of the crucial clash with second place Hibs
- St James’ Park faces the media on Friday ahead of the crucial clash with second place Hibs
- Stuart McCall faces the media on Friday ahead of the crucial clash with second place Hibs
- Sturat McCall faces the media on Friday ahead of the crucial clash with second place Hibs


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She's suddenly been thrust into the limelight after accusing a talent show contestant of stealing someone else's style - but according to users on Twitter, Natalia Kills's own look is far from original. The Bradford-born singer, 28, was fired from the judging panel of New Zealand's X Factor, along with her husband Willy Moon, after accusing hopeful Joe Irvine of copying her spouse on Sunday's show. However, viewers have taken to social media to point out that Natalia  appears to have turned  to a range of different artists including Jessie J, Lady Gaga and even Johnny Depp for fashion tips of her own.

In one picture comparison on

OPTIONS:
- Bradford, Natalia's bun, blunt fringe and cat eye make-up looks similar to a look worn by Lady Gaga.
- Jessie J, Natalia's bun, blunt fringe and cat eye make-up looks similar to a look worn by Lady Gaga.
- Joe Irvine, Natalia's bun, blunt fringe and cat eye make-up looks similar to a look worn by Lady Gaga.
- Johnny Depp, Natalia's bun, blunt fringe and cat eye make-up looks similar to a look worn by Lady Gaga.
- Lady Gaga, Natalia's bun, blunt fringe and cat eye make-up looks similar to a look worn by Lady Gaga.
- Natalia, Natalia's bun, blunt fringe and cat eye make-up looks similar to a look worn by Lady Gaga.
- Natalia Kills, Natalia's bun, blunt fringe and cat eye make-up looks similar to a look worn by Lady Gaga.
- New Zealand, Natalia's bun, blunt fringe and cat eye make-up looks similar to a look worn by Lady Gaga.
- Twitter, Natalia's bun, blunt fringe and cat eye make-up looks similar to a look worn by Lady Gaga.
- Willy Moon, Natalia's bun, blunt fringe and cat eye make-up looks similar to a look worn by Lady Gaga.
- X Factor, Natalia's bun, blunt fringe and cat eye make-up looks similar to a look worn by Lady Gaga.


Find the right ending to this passage.

A change in the diet of early humans may have played a key role in the evolution of our modern sense of smell, a new study has suggested. A team of geneticists have discovered a genetic mutation which leaves some people unable to detect a pungent odour produced by pigs occurred after humans left Africa tens of thousands of years ago. The researchers say a chance mutation in early human populations in Asia may have left some people unable to smell androstenone and allowed our ancestors to domesticate pigs as a rich source of meat. Their work is also helping scientists to reconstruct how ancient human species like Neanderthals and the Denisovans – an extinct human ancestor that lived in Siberia – would have perceived the world through their noses.

They found forms of an odour receptor called

OPTIONS:
- Africa which can detect a specific smell called androstenone tend to be found in populations living in Africa.
- Asia which can detect a specific smell called androstenone tend to be found in populations living in Africa.
- Denisovans which can detect a specific smell called androstenone tend to be found in populations living in Africa.
- Neanderthals which can detect a specific smell called androstenone tend to be found in populations living in Africa.
- OR7D4 which can detect a specific smell called androstenone tend to be found in populations living in Africa.
- Siberia which can detect a specific smell called androstenone tend to be found in populations living in Africa.


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

(CNN) -- As he was falling asleep, the father of five turned to his wife and said he hopes it will all be worth it someday. Maybe someday, Mohammed Al-Qahtani said, his daughter be able to walk somewhere without a male guardian. Maybe someday, she'll be able to drive a car without fear of arrest. "Maybe I'm dreaming," Al-Qahtani said. "My newborn daughter, maybe one day she will vote for the prime minister in Saudi Arabia. "Of course, there will be a price to be paid, and we are more than willing to pay that price." The 46-year-old economics professor, who is also one of Saudi Arabia's most prominent human rights activists, has been on trial for several months in Riyadh. He faces nine charges, including breaking allegiance to the Saudi king, describing Saudi Arabia as a police state and turning people and international bodies against the kingdom.

They've also circulated petitions for the release of

OPTIONS:
- Al-Qahtani they believe are political prisoners.
- CNN they believe are political prisoners.
- Internet they believe are political prisoners.
- Middle East they believe are political prisoners.
- Mohammed Al-Qahtani they believe are political prisoners.
- Riyadh they believe are political prisoners.
- Saudi they believe are political prisoners.
- Saudi Arabia they believe are political prisoners.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Washington (CNN) Donald Trump said Sunday that Russian President Vladimir Putin won't make a military move into Ukraine -- even though Putin already has done just that, seizing the country's Crimean Peninsula. "He's not going into Ukraine, OK, just so you understand. He's not going to go into Ukraine, all right? You can mark it down. You can put it down. You can take it anywhere you want," Trump said in an interview on Sunday with ABC's George Stephanopoulos on "This Week." "Well, he's already there, isn't he?" Stephanopoulos responded, in a reference to Crimea, which Putin took from Ukraine in early 2014.

"But you know, the people of Crimea, from what I've heard, would rather be with

OPTIONS:
- ABC than where they were.
- CNN than where they were.
- Crimea than where they were.
- Crimean Peninsula than where they were.
- Crimean peninsula than where they were.
- Donald Trump than where they were.
- George Stephanopoulos than where they were.
- OK than where they were.
- Putin than where they were.
- Russia than where they were.
- Russian than where they were.
- Stephanopoulos than where they were.
- This Week than where they were.
- Trump than where they were.
- Ukraine than where they were.
- Vladimir Putin than where they were.
- Washington than where they were.


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

The Spanish sports tabloid Marca dropped a bomb late last week with rumours of Sergio Ramos possibly leaving Real Madrid. To make matters worse, a candidate in the Barcelona presidential elections, Jordi Majo, claimed Ramos was offered to him as part of his campaign. Ramos isn't just the 'hero de la Decima' thanks to his stoppage-time leveller against Atletico in last year's final, he is the heart and soul of this team. Ramos was signed from Sevilla at the age of just 19, I remember the moment like it was yesterday. Jose Maria Del Nido, Sevilla's president at the time, refused to sell his star defender at any cost but Florentino Perez was willing to do anything to get him.

Two years ago

OPTIONS:
- Angel di Maria was sold to everyone's dismay.
- Atletico was sold to everyone's dismay.
- Barcelona was sold to everyone's dismay.
- Fan was sold to everyone's dismay.
- Florentino Perez was sold to everyone's dismay.
- Jordi Majo was sold to everyone's dismay.
- Jose Maria Del Nido was sold to everyone's dismay.
- Los Blancos was sold to everyone's dismay.
- Manchester United was sold to everyone's dismay.
- Marca was sold to everyone's dismay.
- Mesut Ozil was sold to everyone's dismay.
- Ramos was sold to everyone's dismay.
- Real Madrid was sold to everyone's dismay.
- Sergio Ramos was sold to everyone's dismay.
- Sevilla was sold to everyone's dismay.
- Spanish was sold to everyone's dismay.
- de la Decima was sold to everyone's dismay.


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A nurse's release Tuesday from an Atlanta hospital leaves a single person in the United States now battling Ebola, though she and others -- including President Barack Obama -- stressed the fight against the deadly virus isn't over. "While this is a day for celebration and gratitude, I ask that we not lose focus on the thousands of families who continue to labor under the burden of this disease in West Africa," said 29-year-old Amber Vinson. About two weeks ago, Vinson became the second nurse from Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas to get the virus while caring for Thomas Eric Duncan, a Liberian man who began showing Ebola symptoms after arriving in Texas and died of it there. She and Nina Pham -- the other Dallas nurse who was discharged from a National Institutes of Health facility in Maryland on Friday -- are differ from the handful of other U.S. Ebola cases in the United States because they caught the disease in America, rather than contracting it in West Africa.

Even without more cases,

OPTIONS:
- Amber Vinson remains a hot topic of conversation around the country.
- America remains a hot topic of conversation around the country.
- Atlanta remains a hot topic of conversation around the country.
- Barack Obama remains a hot topic of conversation around the country.
- Dallas remains a hot topic of conversation around the country.
- Ebola remains a hot topic of conversation around the country.
- Liberia remains a hot topic of conversation around the country.
- Liberian remains a hot topic of conversation around the country.
- Maryland remains a hot topic of conversation around the country.
- National Institutes of Health remains a hot topic of conversation around the country.
- New York remains a hot topic of conversation around the country.
- Nina Pham remains a hot topic of conversation around the country.
- Obama remains a hot topic of conversation around the country.
- Texas remains a hot topic of conversation around the country.
- Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas remains a hot topic of conversation around the country.
- Thomas Eric Duncan remains a hot topic of conversation around the country.
- U.S. remains a hot topic of conversation around the country.
- United States remains a hot topic of conversation around the country.
- Vinson remains a hot topic of conversation around the country.
- West Africa remains a hot topic of conversation around the country.


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(CNN) Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, often seen as a fractured and undisciplined group, apparently has carried out its second major terror attack in two months -- claiming more than 20 lives in the assault on a luxury hotel and two other targets in Ouagadougou, the capital of Burkina Faso. The gun attack on the Splendid Hotel bears many similarities to that on the Radisson Blu hotel in Bamako, Mali, on November 20 in which 22 people were killed. Both targets were popular with Westerners and international (especially U.N). officials; they were "soft," rather than military installations or police stations. The attackers (two in Bamako, possibly four in Ouagadougou) were armed with automatic weapons, their aim to kill and then take as many hostages as possible.

Belmoktar is leader of Al Mourabitoun, which carried out another deadly hotel attack in the Malian town of Sevare last August in addition to the

OPTIONS:
- Al Qaeda and Ouagadougou attacks.
- Bamako and Ouagadougou attacks.
- Burkina Faso and Ouagadougou attacks.
- CNN and Ouagadougou attacks.
- Islamic Maghreb and Ouagadougou attacks.
- Mali and Ouagadougou attacks.
- Ouagadougou and Ouagadougou attacks.
- Radisson Blu and Ouagadougou attacks.
- Splendid and Ouagadougou attacks.
- U.N and Ouagadougou attacks.
- Westerners and Ouagadougou attacks.


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He had just one last wish before at the age of 16 his life was cut short. Lying in his hospital bed, having made a daisy-chain ring, Omar Al Shaikh asked his girlfriend Amie to be his wife. Hours earlier, doctors at Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth Hospital had uttered the prognosis Omar and his family had dreaded. There was nothing more they could do for him, his body having been ravaged by leukaemia, and he had just days to live. On Monday, Omar passed away in hospital, a married man. Dressed in his hospital dressing gown, the teenager, and his bride tied the knot surrounded by friends, family and hospital staff just days earlier.

'They were in school together and when

OPTIONS:
- Amie was first sick and diagnosed in June last year she was a good friend and always visited.
- Birmingham was first sick and diagnosed in June last year she was a good friend and always visited.
- Omar was first sick and diagnosed in June last year she was a good friend and always visited.
- Omar Al Shaikh was first sick and diagnosed in June last year she was a good friend and always visited.
- Queen Elizabeth Hospital was first sick and diagnosed in June last year she was a good friend and always visited.


What's the most logical way to complete this 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

OPTIONS:
- Dick Costolo's mission in the world as well as a great relationship with Twitter's leadership team.'
- Dorsey's mission in the world as well as a great relationship with Twitter's leadership team.'
- Jack Dorsey's mission in the world as well as a great relationship with Twitter's leadership team.'
- San Francisco's mission in the world as well as a great relationship with Twitter's leadership team.'
- Square's mission in the world as well as a great relationship with Twitter's leadership team.'
- Twitter's mission in the world as well as a great relationship with Twitter's leadership team.'


Write the last sentence in this story.

Philadelphia (CNN) President Barack Obama on Wednesday handed his legacy to Hillary Clinton, setting her up for the speech of her life with a powerful endorsement and the enduring image of a warm embrace. Clinton joined Obama on stage after his speech, and the President and his 2008 primary rival clung together in a shared moment of symbolism: the nation's first African-American leader entrusting its future to the woman who could become its first female commander-in-chief. Obama was in Philadelphia at the Democratic National Convention 12 years to the day after he shook politics with a convention speech in Boston that encouraged Americans to look at the common threads that unite them. He offered a similarly empowering vision of the nation Wednesday, saying America doesn't need a "self declared savior" like Donald Trump to fix it.

He went on: "But as I've traveled this country, through all fifty states; as I've rejoiced with you and mourned with you, what I've also seen, more than anything, is what is right with

OPTIONS:
- African."
- America."
- American."
- Americans."
- Barack Obama."
- Boston."
- CNN."
- Clinton."
- Democratic National Convention."
- Donald Trump."
- Hillary Clinton."
- Joe Biden."
- Obama."
- Philadelphia."


Write the next sentence.

Northampton Saints put their Premiership slump behind them as they snuck past Llanelli Scarlets in the Champions Cup, on a poor night for the kickers. With the tragic events in Paris forcing the postponement of the Racing 92 v Glasgow fixture, the Saints have surged to the top of Pool Three. Both JJ Hanrahan and Steven Shingler missed three shots at goal during a hard-fought encounter. But tries from Alex Waller and Ken Pisi saw Northampton through, despite a score from Wales scrum-half Gareth Davies. The Premiership-winning Northampton from two season past may have put this game to bed earlier, and with more conviction, but nevertheless their European adventure is underway with a victory.

And the game was up for the

OPTIONS:
- Alex Waller when Thomas hit the post with a penalty attempt with time running out, with the Saints taking a hard-fought win.
- Champions Cup when Thomas hit the post with a penalty attempt with time running out, with the Saints taking a hard-fought win.
- European when Thomas hit the post with a penalty attempt with time running out, with the Saints taking a hard-fought win.
- Gareth Davies when Thomas hit the post with a penalty attempt with time running out, with the Saints taking a hard-fought win.
- Glasgow when Thomas hit the post with a penalty attempt with time running out, with the Saints taking a hard-fought win.
- JJ Hanrahan when Thomas hit the post with a penalty attempt with time running out, with the Saints taking a hard-fought win.
- Ken Pisi when Thomas hit the post with a penalty attempt with time running out, with the Saints taking a hard-fought win.
- Llanelli Scarlets when Thomas hit the post with a penalty attempt with time running out, with the Saints taking a hard-fought win.
- Northampton when Thomas hit the post with a penalty attempt with time running out, with the Saints taking a hard-fought win.
- Northampton Saints when Thomas hit the post with a penalty attempt with time running out, with the Saints taking a hard-fought win.
- Paris when Thomas hit the post with a penalty attempt with time running out, with the Saints taking a hard-fought win.
- Pool Three when Thomas hit the post with a penalty attempt with time running out, with the Saints taking a hard-fought win.
- Premiership when Thomas hit the post with a penalty attempt with time running out, with the Saints taking a hard-fought win.
- Racing 92 when Thomas hit the post with a penalty attempt with time running out, with the Saints taking a hard-fought win.
- Saints when Thomas hit the post with a penalty attempt with time running out, with the Saints taking a hard-fought win.
- Steven Shingler when Thomas hit the post with a penalty attempt with time running out, with the Saints taking a hard-fought win.
- Wales when Thomas hit the post with a penalty attempt with time running out, with the Saints taking a hard-fought win.


How does this story end?

(CNN) -- The Washington Post's Chris Cillizza recently gave President Barack Obama his "Worst Year in Washington" award. Indeed, Cillizza wrote that there was a growing sense among the public that "Obama simply isn't up to the job to which he was elected twice." But while it's hard to argue that Obama has not had a difficult 12 months, the notion that this President is somehow done or a lame duck just doesn't feel quite right. The fact is the office of the president is still the most dynamic change agent in our political system. And unlike Congress or the Supreme Court, which go in and out of session, the President is on 24/7, with significant power at his disposal, a point underscored by recent initiatives on immigration, climate change and Cuba.

"My presidency's entering the fourth quarter,"

OPTIONS:
- Aaron David Miller said in a press conference Friday.
- Afghanistan said in a press conference Friday.
- Barack Obama said in a press conference Friday.
- CNN said in a press conference Friday.
- Chris Cillizza said in a press conference Friday.
- Cillizza said in a press conference Friday.
- Congress said in a press conference Friday.
- Cuba said in a press conference Friday.
- Miller said in a press conference Friday.
- Obama said in a press conference Friday.
- Osama bin Laden said in a press conference Friday.
- Supreme Court said in a press conference Friday.
- Washington said in a press conference Friday.
- Washington Post said in a press conference Friday.
- Worst Year said in a press conference Friday.


LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Photographer Larry Birkhead, who was proved in April to be the biological father of former Playboy playmate Anna Nicole Smith's daughter, said Tuesday he will sue the author and publisher of a new book on Smith's death that contains allegations he called "pure fiction." Larry Birkhead questions the reliability of sources used in a new book about Anna Nicole Smith. "I've instructed my attorney to sue Rita Cosby, the publisher and any source that spits out some of that false, defamatory information that's in there," Birkhead said Tuesday on CNN's "Larry King Live." "If I were Rita Cosby, I'd be very concerned."

OPTIONS:
- Anna Nicole Smith and Birkhead, she said, were previously engaged in a legal struggle against each other and appeared to be enemies, but "now they're friends ... and it begs the question why.
- Birkhead and Birkhead, she said, were previously engaged in a legal struggle against each other and appeared to be enemies, but "now they're friends ... and it begs the question why.
- CNN and Birkhead, she said, were previously engaged in a legal struggle against each other and appeared to be enemies, but "now they're friends ... and it begs the question why.
- California and Birkhead, she said, were previously engaged in a legal struggle against each other and appeared to be enemies, but "now they're friends ... and it begs the question why.
- Howard K. Stern and Birkhead, she said, were previously engaged in a legal struggle against each other and appeared to be enemies, but "now they're friends ... and it begs the question why.
- LOS ANGELES and Birkhead, she said, were previously engaged in a legal struggle against each other and appeared to be enemies, but "now they're friends ... and it begs the question why.
- Larry Birkhead and Birkhead, she said, were previously engaged in a legal struggle against each other and appeared to be enemies, but "now they're friends ... and it begs the question why.
- Larry King Live and Birkhead, she said, were previously engaged in a legal struggle against each other and appeared to be enemies, but "now they're friends ... and it begs the question why.
- Rita Cosby and Birkhead, she said, were previously engaged in a legal struggle against each other and appeared to be enemies, but "now they're friends ... and it begs the question why.
- Smith and Birkhead, she said, were previously engaged in a legal struggle against each other and appeared to be enemies, but "now they're friends ... and it begs the question why.
- Stern and Birkhead, she said, were previously engaged in a legal struggle against each other and appeared to be enemies, but "now they're friends ... and it begs the question why.


Write the next sentence.

If Uxizandre’s Ryanair Chase success on Thursday is to be AP McCoy’s last Festival win - the 31st of his career - it will stick long in the memory. But, typically, at least for the time being, it will be confined to the recesses of the McCoy memory bank as he fixes his thoughts on the prospect of a fairy-tale end to his Cheltenham career on Friday afternoon. Over breakfast, he might afford himself a smile - of contentment not satisfaction, you don’t win 19 championships being satisfied - as he dares to dream what might be when his Betfred Gold Cup mount, Carlingford Lough, begins his bid for glory shortly after 3.20pm.

AP McCoy rides

OPTIONS:
- 31st Festival to victory in Thursday’s Ryanair Chase for his 31st Cheltenham Festival win
- AP McCoy to victory in Thursday’s Ryanair Chase for his 31st Cheltenham Festival win
- Betfred Gold Cup to victory in Thursday’s Ryanair Chase for his 31st Cheltenham Festival win
- Carlingford Lough to victory in Thursday’s Ryanair Chase for his 31st Cheltenham Festival win
- Cheltenham to victory in Thursday’s Ryanair Chase for his 31st Cheltenham Festival win
- Festival to victory in Thursday’s Ryanair Chase for his 31st Cheltenham Festival win
- JP McManus to victory in Thursday’s Ryanair Chase for his 31st Cheltenham Festival win
- McCoy to victory in Thursday’s Ryanair Chase for his 31st Cheltenham Festival win
- McManus to victory in Thursday’s Ryanair Chase for his 31st Cheltenham Festival win
- Ryanair Chase to victory in Thursday’s Ryanair Chase for his 31st Cheltenham Festival win
- Uxizandre to victory in Thursday’s Ryanair Chase for his 31st Cheltenham Festival win


Write the last sentence in this story.

(CNN) -- Marlene Monteolivo was a Democrat for many years, then a Republican. Now she's registered as a nonpartisan voter in Nevada who wants to support a candidate who will make the economy better. The Colombia native, who works for a Las Vegas social services agency, says she's leaning toward GOP challenger Mitt Romney. She likes his business sensibilities. But there's a hiccup. And it's a big one called immigration. It's the 200-pound anchor on the Republican message, say experts in Nevada politics. Many Latino voters will tell you "It's immigration, stupid," in the vein of the famously coined phrase on the economy during Bill Clinton's 1992 campaign.

"With the economy as bad as it is, you would think lot of people would blame

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama and say, 'Let me give Mitt Romney a shot,' " Maffatt says.
- Bill Clinton and say, 'Let me give Mitt Romney a shot,' " Maffatt says.
- CNN and say, 'Let me give Mitt Romney a shot,' " Maffatt says.
- Colombia and say, 'Let me give Mitt Romney a shot,' " Maffatt says.
- Democrat and say, 'Let me give Mitt Romney a shot,' " Maffatt says.
- GOP and say, 'Let me give Mitt Romney a shot,' " Maffatt says.
- Las Vegas and say, 'Let me give Mitt Romney a shot,' " Maffatt says.
- Latino and say, 'Let me give Mitt Romney a shot,' " Maffatt says.
- Latinos and say, 'Let me give Mitt Romney a shot,' " Maffatt says.
- Mana and say, 'Let me give Mitt Romney a shot,' " Maffatt says.
- Marlene Monteolivo and say, 'Let me give Mitt Romney a shot,' " Maffatt says.
- Mexican and say, 'Let me give Mitt Romney a shot,' " Maffatt says.
- Mitt Romney and say, 'Let me give Mitt Romney a shot,' " Maffatt says.
- Nevada and say, 'Let me give Mitt Romney a shot,' " Maffatt says.
- Republican and say, 'Let me give Mitt Romney a shot,' " Maffatt says.


How does the sentence end?

Washington (CNN) "Buckle up" was the advice Vice President-elect Mike Pence gave Hill Republicans about the hectic pace ahead for Capitol Hill's first 100 days in 2017. The Republican-controlled Congress returns Tuesday to begin an aggressive push on a range of policies that their new partner -- President-elect Donald Trump -- can help turn into law. The focus in January will be to start the wheels in motion to repeal the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, and vote to confirm many of Trump's Cabinet nominees. There will also be debate about Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election -- an issue the incoming President doesn't want to focus on, saying last week it's time to "move on" -- but many in his own party view as a serious threat.

Their plan is to use a budget process known as "reconciliation" to wipe away the major planks of

OPTIONS:
- Affordable Care Act.
- CNN.
- Cabinet.
- Capitol Hill.
- Congress.
- Donald Trump.
- Hill Republicans.
- Mike Pence.
- Obamacare.
- Republican.
- Russia.
- Trump.
- Washington.


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

Tehran, Iran (CNN) Preliminary results in Iran's first major election since last year's landmark nuclear deal show reformists poised to take all 30 seats up for grabs in the capital, Tehran, the country's Interior Ministry says. Results from outside the capital also indicated a strong showing by moderate candidates in the high-stakes election, which could shape the future of the country and its relationship with the West. The reformist candidates are overwhelmingly loyal to President Hassan Rouhani, although some are critical of some of his policies. Some 33 million Iranians -- nearly 60% of eligible voters -- cast ballots in twin elections Friday, according to Interior Minister Abdolreza Rahmani Fazli.

"If the election is favorable to

OPTIONS:
- Abdolreza Rahmani Fazli, it becomes his responsibility to fulfill campaign promises."
- Assembly of Experts, it becomes his responsibility to fulfill campaign promises."
- CNN, it becomes his responsibility to fulfill campaign promises."
- Hassan Rouhani, it becomes his responsibility to fulfill campaign promises."
- Interior Ministry, it becomes his responsibility to fulfill campaign promises."
- Iran, it becomes his responsibility to fulfill campaign promises."
- Iranians, it becomes his responsibility to fulfill campaign promises."
- Supreme Leader, it becomes his responsibility to fulfill campaign promises."
- Tehran, it becomes his responsibility to fulfill campaign promises."
- West, it becomes his responsibility to fulfill campaign promises."


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Washington (CNN) Rep. Jason Chaffetz called on Donald Trump Wednesday to "open up (his) kimono" and release his tax returns and medical records. The Utah Republican and House Oversight Committee chairman added his voice to a chorus of prominent Republican lawmakers appealing to the GOP presidential candidate to be more transparent about his wealth and health. "If you're going to run and try to become the president of the United States, you're going to have to open up your kimono and show everything, your tax returns, your medical records," Chaffetz told CNN's Jim Sciutto on "The Lead" after he criticized Hillary Clinton for allegedly allowing lines to blur between her family's charity, the Clinton Foundation, and the State Department while she was at its helm.

OPTIONS:
- CNN ally: I'm not peddling 'conspiracy theories' about Clinton's health
- Chaffetz ally: I'm not peddling 'conspiracy theories' about Clinton's health
- Clinton Foundation ally: I'm not peddling 'conspiracy theories' about Clinton's health
- Donald Trump ally: I'm not peddling 'conspiracy theories' about Clinton's health
- GOP ally: I'm not peddling 'conspiracy theories' about Clinton's health
- Hillary Clinton ally: I'm not peddling 'conspiracy theories' about Clinton's health
- House Oversight Committee ally: I'm not peddling 'conspiracy theories' about Clinton's health
- Jason Chaffetz ally: I'm not peddling 'conspiracy theories' about Clinton's health
- Jim Sciutto ally: I'm not peddling 'conspiracy theories' about Clinton's health
- Republican ally: I'm not peddling 'conspiracy theories' about Clinton's health
- Sean Duffy ally: I'm not peddling 'conspiracy theories' about Clinton's health
- State Department ally: I'm not peddling 'conspiracy theories' about Clinton's health
- Trump ally: I'm not peddling 'conspiracy theories' about Clinton's health
- United States ally: I'm not peddling 'conspiracy theories' about Clinton's health
- Utah ally: I'm not peddling 'conspiracy theories' about Clinton's health
- Washington ally: I'm not peddling 'conspiracy theories' about Clinton's health