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(CNN) -- A five-year-old British boy who was kidnapped in Pakistan earlier this month has been found safe and is back with his relatives, the British High Commission said Tuesday. Sahil Saeed was released at a school in the Punjab province of Pakistan, said Assistant Chief Constable David Thompson of the Greater Manchester Police in England, near his parents' residence in Oldham. From there, Sahil wandered into a field and was found by residents who looked after him until police arrived, Thompson said. Regional Pakistani police said Sahil was found near the town of Danga in Punjab province, close to where he was abducted March 3.

Sahil, a British citizen of Pakistani descent, was on the last day of a two-week vacation in Pakistan before he was to return home to

OPTIONS:
- Aslam Tareen, in northern England.
- British, in northern England.
- British High Commission, in northern England.
- CNN, in northern England.
- Danga, in northern England.
- David Thompson, in northern England.
- England, in northern England.
- Greater Manchester Police, in northern England.
- Gunmen, in northern England.
- Oldham, in northern England.
- Pakistan, in northern England.
- Pakistani, in northern England.
- Punjab, in northern England.
- Punjabon, in northern England.
- Sahil, in northern England.
- Sahil Saeed, in northern England.
- Thompson, in northern England.


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Turkey's president is suing the country's opposition leader for slander for allegedly claiming  that toilets in his 1,150-room $620million palace had gold-plated seats. His lawyer Muammer Cemaloglu told the state-run Anadolu Agency today that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is seeking 100,000 Turkish Lira in compensation from main opposition leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu. Yesterday Erdogan invited Kilicdaroglu to inspect his $620million home in Ankara, which is known as Ak Saray or the White Palace, saying he would resign if any gold-plated seats were found. He also called on the opposition leader to do the same if none were found. Kilicdaroglu denied in a television interview late last night that he had made the claim.

OPTIONS:
- Ak Saray moved into the controversial new palace complex after winning a presidential election last August.
- Anadolu Agency moved into the controversial new palace complex after winning a presidential election last August.
- Ankara moved into the controversial new palace complex after winning a presidential election last August.
- Erdogan moved into the controversial new palace complex after winning a presidential election last August.
- Kemal Kilicdaroglu moved into the controversial new palace complex after winning a presidential election last August.
- Kilicdaroglu moved into the controversial new palace complex after winning a presidential election last August.
- Muammer Cemaloglu moved into the controversial new palace complex after winning a presidential election last August.
- Recep Tayyip Erdogan moved into the controversial new palace complex after winning a presidential election last August.
- Turkey moved into the controversial new palace complex after winning a presidential election last August.
- Turkish moved into the controversial new palace complex after winning a presidential election last August.
- Turkish Lira moved into the controversial new palace complex after winning a presidential election last August.
- White Palace moved into the controversial new palace complex after winning a presidential election last August.


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Jewish groups and Holocaust survivors have welcomed the four-year jail term given to the 'Bookkeeper of Auschwitz', saying there is 'no statute of limitation' for those who inflicted Nazi horrors during the Second World War. Following a three-month trial at a German Court, former SS officer Oskar Groening was found guilty of facilitating the mass murder of 3,000 people. The sentence concludes a three-month trial which has heard harrowing testimony from the victims of the Nazis' largest and most infamous death camp. Reacting to the verdict, Dr Moshe Kantor, President of the European Jewish Congress, said the verdict and trial had been of 'historic significance'.

But despite his revulsion, Groening never opposed killing the

OPTIONS:
- Auschwitz - only protesting that more humane methods should be used.
- Bookkeeper of Auschwitz - only protesting that more humane methods should be used.
- European Jewish Congress - only protesting that more humane methods should be used.
- German Court - only protesting that more humane methods should be used.
- Groening - only protesting that more humane methods should be used.
- Holocaust - only protesting that more humane methods should be used.
- Jewish - only protesting that more humane methods should be used.
- Jews - only protesting that more humane methods should be used.
- Moshe Kantor - only protesting that more humane methods should be used.
- Nazi - only protesting that more humane methods should be used.
- Nazis - only protesting that more humane methods should be used.
- Oskar Groening - only protesting that more humane methods should be used.
- SS - only protesting that more humane methods should be used.
- Second World War - only protesting that more humane methods should be used.


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The gunman who killed nine people last week at an Oregon college shot himself in front of his classmates after being wounded by two hero cops. Also revealed on Wednesday was that Umpqua Community College shooter Christopher Harper-Mercer, 26, was discharged from the Army after attempting to commit suicide. Harper-Mercer was discharged after one month of basic training at Fort Jackson, in South Carolina, in 2008. The Wall Street Journal reports that the Army wouldn't disclose details of the 2008 suicide attempt but that it indicates Harper-Mercer was deeply troubled long before he opened fire on his classmates last Thursday.

Federal officials also said that the guns were purchased through a federally licensed firearms dealer by Mr. Harper-

OPTIONS:
- Army or his relatives.
- Christopher Harper or his relatives.
- Fort Jackson or his relatives.
- Harper or his relatives.
- Joe Kaney or his relatives.
- Mercer or his relatives.
- Oregon or his relatives.
- South Carolina or his relatives.
- The Wall Street Journal or his relatives.
- Todd Spingath or his relatives.
- Umpqua Community College or his relatives.


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

Many images from Alice Horlick’s childhood remain sharp in her memory, but the most poignant and abiding are her mother’s fleeting visits home to say goodnight. Alice, 27, now a handbag designer — Kate Moss and the American singer Taylor Swift are fans of her luxury shoulder bags — is the second child of Nicola ‘Superwoman’ Horlick, the woman who famously raised six children while running a multi-million-pound investment company in the Nineties. She also had to cope with a critically ill child, Alice’s elder sister Georgie, who lost a ten-year battle with leukaemia in 1998, aged 12. Each night Nicola, absent during her long working day, would rush home, kiss her children goodnight, then dash off again to spend the night beside Georgie’s hospital bed. This pattern persisted for almost four years.

But it is, perhaps, a measure of the distance between mother and daughter that they have not yet found the time to speak about the comments (

OPTIONS:
- Alice is busy working abroad).
- Alice Horlick is busy working abroad).
- Alice’s is busy working abroad).
- American is busy working abroad).
- Georgie is busy working abroad).
- Georgie’s is busy working abroad).
- Kate Moss is busy working abroad).
- Nicola is busy working abroad).
- Nicola Horlick is busy working abroad).
- Nicola ‘Superwoman’ Horlick is busy working abroad).
- Taylor Swift is busy working abroad).


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Washington (CNN) On Sunday, German Chancellor Angela Merkel uttered a single sentence that speaks to how fundamentally President Donald Trump has reshaped -- and will continue to reshape -- the world, and America's place in it. "The times when we could completely rely on others are, to an extent, over," Merkel said at a beer hall(!) rally to support her campaign. While Merkel made no mention of Trump specifically, she made clear that her realization had come "in the last few days" -- a time period which overlapped with a G7 meeting in which Trump blasted America's traditional European allies over NATO obligations and made clear that he was more than willing to go it alone on climate change and trade.

As

OPTIONS:
- America acts, the rest of the world necessarily reacts.
- American acts, the rest of the world necessarily reacts.
- Angela Merkel acts, the rest of the world necessarily reacts.
- CNN acts, the rest of the world necessarily reacts.
- Donald Trump acts, the rest of the world necessarily reacts.
- European acts, the rest of the world necessarily reacts.
- G7 acts, the rest of the world necessarily reacts.
- German acts, the rest of the world necessarily reacts.
- Merkel acts, the rest of the world necessarily reacts.
- NATO acts, the rest of the world necessarily reacts.
- Trump acts, the rest of the world necessarily reacts.
- Washington acts, the rest of the world necessarily reacts.


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The man's anger at authorities giving a briefing on Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 could not be contained. He screamed at the screen as a promised video conference with Malaysian authorities became the latest part of the aftermath of the plane's disappearance to encounter technical difficulties. "You're all bloody liars, and you're lying to us again," the Chinese man said, according to a translation. Families of the passengers on the missing plane in attendance at the Beijing briefing Wednesday exploded in anger and stormed out. "We will request their team of experts to come to Beijing to conduct face-to-face communications and fulfill their commitment," said Jing Hui, a spokesman for some of the families. "What Is the truth? What problem do they want to cover up?"

Most of the people on the plane were

OPTIONS:
- Beijing, and their families have become very distrustful of Malaysian government authorities and officials with the airline.
- Bluefin, and their families have become very distrustful of Malaysian government authorities and officials with the airline.
- Bluefin-21, and their families have become very distrustful of Malaysian government authorities and officials with the airline.
- Chinese, and their families have become very distrustful of Malaysian government authorities and officials with the airline.
- Jing Hui, and their families have become very distrustful of Malaysian government authorities and officials with the airline.
- Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, and their families have become very distrustful of Malaysian government authorities and officials with the airline.
- Malaysian, and their families have become very distrustful of Malaysian government authorities and officials with the airline.
- Ocean, and their families have become very distrustful of Malaysian government authorities and officials with the airline.
- U.S. Navy, and their families have become very distrustful of Malaysian government authorities and officials with the airline.


England will push for the most thrilling and unexpected of victories in this extraordinary first Test on Saturday after a helter-skelter third day of a captivating series ended with Australia facing a record breaking Ashes run-chase. When Jimmy Anderson was bowled trying to hit Nathan Lyon into Cardiff city centre in the last over of a quite incredible day, 15 wickets had fallen and 333 runs had been scored in three sessions of thoroughly modern Test cricket. It left Australia needing 412 to win, eight more than any side has ever scored to win an Ashes Test, but with two whole days of this frantic contest to get them after seven English wickets were sent tumbling in the final session.

England have moved the goalposts, and gloriously so, in all forms of cricket now and that should be celebrated whatever happens in

OPTIONS:
- Alastair Cook on Saturday.
- Ashes on Saturday.
- Ashes Test on Saturday.
- Australia on Saturday.
- Cardiff on Saturday.
- England on Saturday.
- English on Saturday.
- Ian Bell on Saturday.
- Jimmy Anderson on Saturday.
- Joe Root on Saturday.
- Nathan Lyon on Saturday.
- Swalec Stadium on Saturday.


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(CNN)Leonard Nimoy, whose portrayal of "Star Trek's" logic-driven, half-human science officer Spock made him an iconic figure to generations, died Friday. He was 83. Nimoy died this morning in Bel Air, California, his son Adam Nimoy told CNN. According to his granddaughter, Madeleine Nimoy, the cause of death was chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. His "Star Trek" co-stars, including William Shatner and George Takei, expressed sadness at his death. "We return you now to the stars, Leonard. You taught us to 'Live Long And Prosper,' and you indeed did, friend," Takei wrote. Fans honor Nimoy with tweets, Vulcan salute Nimoy's career in show business spanned more than six decades and included stints as a stage actor, television guest star, series regular and movie veteran. He also directed a handful of films, including the box-office hit "Three Men and a Baby" in 1987. He was a singer (of sorts), a published poet and an accomplished photographer.

OPTIONS:
- Adam Nimoy in 2010: "I feel very fulfilled" with my work
- Bel Air in 2010: "I feel very fulfilled" with my work
- CNN in 2010: "I feel very fulfilled" with my work
- California in 2010: "I feel very fulfilled" with my work
- George Takei in 2010: "I feel very fulfilled" with my work
- Leonard in 2010: "I feel very fulfilled" with my work
- Leonard Nimoy in 2010: "I feel very fulfilled" with my work
- Live Long And Prosper in 2010: "I feel very fulfilled" with my work
- Madeleine Nimoy in 2010: "I feel very fulfilled" with my work
- Nimoy in 2010: "I feel very fulfilled" with my work
- Spock in 2010: "I feel very fulfilled" with my work
- Star Trek in 2010: "I feel very fulfilled" with my work
- Takei in 2010: "I feel very fulfilled" with my work
- Three Men and a Baby in 2010: "I feel very fulfilled" with my work
- Vulcan in 2010: "I feel very fulfilled" with my work
- William Shatner in 2010: "I feel very fulfilled" with my work


How does the sentence end?

Ed Miliband vowed to end casual employment contracts yesterday but his crackdown backfired spectacularly as he forgot Labour use them Ed Miliband was accused of hypocrisy last night after Labour town halls and MPs were revealed to be hiring thousands of workers on zero-hours contracts. The Labour leader yesterday vowed to end casual employment contracts that ‘undermine living standards and family life’. But his crackdown, which was intended to regain the political initiative after boosts for the Tories on jobs and incomes, backfired spectacularly. In a disastrous day for Labour’s General Election hopes: Speaking in Huddersfield, Mr Miliband said a Labour government would legislate to require employers to offer a contract to anyone who had been working regular hours for 12 weeks.

But, far from being the preserve of business, the contracts are being routinely used by charities, the public sector and the

OPTIONS:
- Doncaster itself.
- Ed Miliband itself.
- FOI itself.
- Huddersfield itself.
- Labour itself.
- Miliband itself.
- Tories itself.


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A heartbroken husband has told how he kept his final promise to his dying wife by kissing her goodnight as she drew her last breath. Mother-of-one Elly West, 35, from of Hull, East Yorkshire, made a wish list after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease just ten months ago - which her husband Rory, 37, helped her complete. Elly's first wish was to create happy memories for their daughter Poppy, nine, and lastly, to be kissed by Rory in her final moments. Tragically, Elly lost her struggle to survive on Sept 5. But before she died, Rory honoured their agreement - and says he'll never forget their last precious minutes together.

'

OPTIONS:
- East Yorkshire was calm and peaceful, and finally free from suffering.'
- Elly was calm and peaceful, and finally free from suffering.'
- Elly West was calm and peaceful, and finally free from suffering.'
- Hull was calm and peaceful, and finally free from suffering.'
- Mother was calm and peaceful, and finally free from suffering.'
- Poppy was calm and peaceful, and finally free from suffering.'
- Rory was calm and peaceful, and finally free from suffering.'


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

He vowed

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


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(CNN) Legendary jockey Frankie Dettori claimed a record fifth Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe as he rode odds-on favourite Enable to an eye- catching victory at Chantilly Sunday. The 46-year-old Italian took the three-year-old filly to the front inside the final two furlongs and she quickened impressively to easily distance Cloth of Stars in second and third-placed Ulysses. "She was magnifique," beamed Dettori. "A truly tremendous finish." Enable had gone into Europe's most prestigious race off the back of four straight Group One victories and the John Gosden-trained horse did not disappoint. It was the second Arc success for Gosden, having saddled Golden Horn two years ago, but despite the commanding triumph is reluctant to race Enable again this season.

Sakhee and Marienbard followed in 2001 and 2002, with

OPTIONS:
- Arc the mount for his fourth win in 2015.
- Chantilly the mount for his fourth win in 2015.
- Cloth of Stars the mount for his fourth win in 2015.
- Dettori the mount for his fourth win in 2015.
- Enable the mount for his fourth win in 2015.
- Europe the mount for his fourth win in 2015.
- Frankie Dettori the mount for his fourth win in 2015.
- Golden Horn the mount for his fourth win in 2015.
- Gosden the mount for his fourth win in 2015.
- Group One the mount for his fourth win in 2015.
- Italian the mount for his fourth win in 2015.
- John Gosden the mount for his fourth win in 2015.
- Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe the mount for his fourth win in 2015.
- Ulysses the mount for his fourth win in 2015.


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

Yohan Cabaye will undergo a medical at Crystal Palace on Thursday after the club agreed a record fee for the French midfielder. Palace will pay £10million, rising to £12.8m with add-ons, for the 29-year-old Paris Saint-Germain star, making him the most expensive signing in their history. The Eagles have beaten London rivals Tottenham to snap up the former Newcastle playmaker, who moved back to France in a £19m deal last year. Cabaye’s relationship with Alan Pardew, who brought him to St James’ Park from Lille in 2011, has been a key factor in securing his Premier League return. The fee eclipses Palace’s previous record transfer, £7m paid to Wigan for James McArthur last summer.

Regular football in the Premier League with

OPTIONS:
- Alan Pardew was something he could not afford to turn down.
- Cabaye was something he could not afford to turn down.
- Crystal Palace was something he could not afford to turn down.
- France was something he could not afford to turn down.
- French was something he could not afford to turn down.
- Germain was something he could not afford to turn down.
- James McArthur was something he could not afford to turn down.
- Lille was something he could not afford to turn down.
- London was something he could not afford to turn down.
- Newcastle was something he could not afford to turn down.
- PSG was something he could not afford to turn down.
- Palace was something he could not afford to turn down.
- Palace’s was something he could not afford to turn down.
- Paris Saint was something he could not afford to turn down.
- Premier League was something he could not afford to turn down.
- Sportsmail was something he could not afford to turn down.
- St James’ Park was something he could not afford to turn down.
- The Eagles was something he could not afford to turn down.
- Tottenham was something he could not afford to turn down.
- Wigan was something he could not afford to turn down.
- Yohan Cabaye was something he could not afford to turn down.


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(CNN) "The viciousness of these Jews is unbelievable.... they are the dominant and dangerous power that exists in the United States of America today." Those are the words of former Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan David Duke. We're not reaching way back here: this is from just three months ago when he lashed out at Jewish members of the media who he claimed were "absolutely zeroing in now on Donald Trump." Duke, who is publicly supporting Trump, has since declared that voting against Trump is "treason to your heritage." It really doesn't get too much more deplorable than that type of anti-Semitic rherotic. But when Trump's running mate was asked Monday night by CNN's Wolf Blitzer whether he would call it that, Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence refused. Instead, Pence offered a weak response: "We do not want his support and we don't want the support of people who think like him."

And, in February, when CNN's Jake Tapper questioned Trump about the former Klan leader's public praise for the candidate,

OPTIONS:
- America created a firestorm when he refused to denounce Duke.
- CNN created a firestorm when he refused to denounce Duke.
- David Duke created a firestorm when he refused to denounce Duke.
- Dean Obeidallah created a firestorm when he refused to denounce Duke.
- Donald Trump created a firestorm when he refused to denounce Duke.
- Duke created a firestorm when he refused to denounce Duke.
- Grand Wizard created a firestorm when he refused to denounce Duke.
- Jewish created a firestorm when he refused to denounce Duke.
- Jews created a firestorm when he refused to denounce Duke.
- Ku Klux Klan created a firestorm when he refused to denounce Duke.
- Mike Pence created a firestorm when he refused to denounce Duke.
- Obama created a firestorm when he refused to denounce Duke.
- Obeidallah created a firestorm when he refused to denounce Duke.
- Pence created a firestorm when he refused to denounce Duke.
- Republican created a firestorm when he refused to denounce Duke.
- Semitic created a firestorm when he refused to denounce Duke.
- Semitism created a firestorm when he refused to denounce Duke.
- Trump created a firestorm when he refused to denounce Duke.
- United States created a firestorm when he refused to denounce Duke.
- Wolf Blitzer created a firestorm when he refused to denounce Duke.


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(CNN) Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton came into her own Thursday in Reno. She spoke with righteous anger, painting her rival Donald Trump as a hate-monger beholden to white nationalist causes. Her voice was firm, her body rooted and steady, her message freighted with urgency: This is a moment of reckoning for America. She combined civic education in her explanation of the alt-right movement, bipartisan outreach (appealing to Republicans by citing noble behavior of their past presidential nominees), and lawyerly dissection of the misguided reasons some conservatives continue to support Trump. It ranks among her strongest speeches. Why? Clinton depicted Trump as the rogue politician he is, one who qualitatively differs from all previous GOP nominees. Rogues (whether states or individuals) operate outside accepted norms or principles. This makes them seductive to some, even as they are a threat to most.

OPTIONS:
- America positioned himself in this role from the very start.
- CNN positioned himself in this role from the very start.
- Clinton positioned himself in this role from the very start.
- Democratic positioned himself in this role from the very start.
- Donald Trump positioned himself in this role from the very start.
- GOP positioned himself in this role from the very start.
- Ghiat positioned himself in this role from the very start.
- Hillary Clinton positioned himself in this role from the very start.
- Reno positioned himself in this role from the very start.
- Republicans positioned himself in this role from the very start.
- Rogues positioned himself in this role from the very start.
- Ruth Ben positioned himself in this role from the very start.
- Trump positioned himself in this role from the very start.


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A couple got engaged on today's Jeremy Kyle Show after a woman proved she hadn't cheated on her husband-to-be by taking a lie detector test. The British pair - known only as Eddie and Sue - appeared on the ITV programme as Eddie was keen to find out if Sue had cheated on him while he was in prison. After she proved she had been faithful, Eddie popped the question telling her: 'This is it now, innit, we can start again.' Sue agreed to the marriage to a round of applause from watching the studio audience. But viewers at home were less touched by the proposal and took to Twitter to mock the 'toe-curling cringe' moment.

OPTIONS:
- British told Kyle that if he had confirmation that she had cheated, he would end the relationship.
- Eddie told Kyle that if he had confirmation that she had cheated, he would end the relationship.
- ITV told Kyle that if he had confirmation that she had cheated, he would end the relationship.
- Jeremy Kyle Show told Kyle that if he had confirmation that she had cheated, he would end the relationship.
- Sue told Kyle that if he had confirmation that she had cheated, he would end the relationship.
- Twitter told Kyle that if he had confirmation that she had cheated, he would end the relationship.


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

Amid the flurry of tributes that followed Al Kellock’s announcement he was retiring at the end of the season, one from another old warhorse stood out. ‘So my friend and foe Alastair Kellock calls time on a great career,’ tweeted Scotland and Saracens lock Jim Hamilton. ‘Been a pleasure punching and getting punched by you. And punching together.’ As he suggested, Hamilton had stood toe to toe with his countryman as opponents when their respective teams, Edinburgh and Glasgow, clashed. But, in the second row for Scotland, they would have each other’s backs as they fought — normally against the odds — for their country.

‘

OPTIONS:
- Al Kellock has put his body on the line a lot during his nine years with the club and he’s still competing very hard with the other second-rows to be selected ahead of them.
- Alastair Kellock has put his body on the line a lot during his nine years with the club and he’s still competing very hard with the other second-rows to be selected ahead of them.
- Edinburgh has put his body on the line a lot during his nine years with the club and he’s still competing very hard with the other second-rows to be selected ahead of them.
- Glasgow has put his body on the line a lot during his nine years with the club and he’s still competing very hard with the other second-rows to be selected ahead of them.
- Glasgow Warriors has put his body on the line a lot during his nine years with the club and he’s still competing very hard with the other second-rows to be selected ahead of them.
- Hamilton has put his body on the line a lot during his nine years with the club and he’s still competing very hard with the other second-rows to be selected ahead of them.
- Jim Hamilton has put his body on the line a lot during his nine years with the club and he’s still competing very hard with the other second-rows to be selected ahead of them.
- Kellock has put his body on the line a lot during his nine years with the club and he’s still competing very hard with the other second-rows to be selected ahead of them.
- Saracens has put his body on the line a lot during his nine years with the club and he’s still competing very hard with the other second-rows to be selected ahead of them.
- Scotland has put his body on the line a lot during his nine years with the club and he’s still competing very hard with the other second-rows to be selected ahead of them.


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These dramatic pictures show how passers-by joined paramedics in rushing to the aid of a cyclist who was screaming in pain after being hit by a lorry. The man, who is believed to be in his thirties, was treated for abdominal, pelvic and lower limb injuries at the scene in Tooting before being taken to St George's Hospital. An eyewitness reported hearing a noise from the collision followed by the man's screams. The collision happened in Tooting high street, close to Tooting Broadway station, at around 3.15pm this afternoon. Police said extensive road closures were in place. Samantha Babayemi, who witnessed the crash, told the South London Guardian: 'I was driving passed the junction outside Tooting Broadway station and I kind of heard a noise, and then I heard a man screaming and at that moment I saw him falling off his bike.'

A London Ambulance spokesman said: 'We were called at 3.15pm to

OPTIONS:
- Man to reports of a road traffic collision.
- Samantha Babayemi to reports of a road traffic collision.
- South London Guardian to reports of a road traffic collision.
- St George's Hospital to reports of a road traffic collision.
- Tooting to reports of a road traffic collision.
- Tooting Broadway to reports of a road traffic collision.


(CNN) Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton raised his fist in a black-power salute after scoring a touchdown. Pittsburgh Steeler Alejandro Villanueva was joined on the field by his teammates this time. And many San Francisco 49ers knelt during the National Anthem, although some put their hands over their hearts. For the second consecutive Sunday, NFL players around the country and in London demonstrated in a variety of ways in response to President Trump's call for NFL owners to fire any "son of a bitch" who "disrespects our flag." Former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick pioneered the protests last year when he took a knee during the anthem over what he said was social and racial injustice.

Last week, while the rest of his teammates remained in the locker room during the anthem,

OPTIONS:
- Alejandro Villanueva stood in the tunnel alone with his hand over his heart.
- Cam Newton stood in the tunnel alone with his hand over his heart.
- Carolina Panthers stood in the tunnel alone with his hand over his heart.
- Colin Kaepernick stood in the tunnel alone with his hand over his heart.
- London stood in the tunnel alone with his hand over his heart.
- Marshawn Lynch stood in the tunnel alone with his hand over his heart.
- NFL stood in the tunnel alone with his hand over his heart.
- National Anthem stood in the tunnel alone with his hand over his heart.
- Oakland Raiders stood in the tunnel alone with his hand over his heart.
- Pittsburgh stood in the tunnel alone with his hand over his heart.
- San Francisco 49ers stood in the tunnel alone with his hand over his heart.
- Trump stood in the tunnel alone with his hand over his heart.


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(CNN) Four weeks after the election, tensions between top operatives at the Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton campaigns erupted during a Harvard Kennedy School Institute of Politics discussion that was intended to record history by drawing out the internal deliberations of both campaigns. Facing off at long tables on opposite sides of the room during a two-hour panel, raw emotions on both sides exploded as operatives debated how Trump had won the divisive campaign. There were periods of calm, substantive discussion about data, metrics and target states, but many moments where tempers flared, with acrimony mirroring the 2016 race. Advisers on the opposing sides shouted over each other. Accusations of lying flew between them. There was lots of eye-rolling on both sides. Operatives snapped at one another for interrupting, as an air of mutual contempt settled within the room. Trump Campaign Manager Kellyanne Conway called members of Clinton's team "bitter."

There was also fierce criticism of the press by the

OPTIONS:
- America campaign.
- CNN campaign.
- Clinton campaign.
- Donald Trump campaign.
- Harvard Kennedy School Institute of Politics campaign.
- Hillary Clinton campaign.
- Joel Benenson campaign.
- Kellyanne Conway campaign.
- Trump campaign.
- Trump Campaign campaign.


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(CNN) -- President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney battled over Medicare and energy policy Tuesday as the November election campaign reached out to battleground states crucial to both sides' chances for victory. In an escalating struggle to seize the advantage on the contentious Medicare issue, the Romney campaign counterpunched with a new ad accusing Obama of cutting more than $700 billion from the government-run health care plan for senior citizens. Romney made the same claim at two Ohio campaign appearances, three days after his selection of House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan brought the issue to the forefront of the campaign spotlight.

He accused

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama of promising to lift regulations on big banks that would "unchain Wall Street," adding: "He is going to put y'all back in chains."
- Biden of promising to lift regulations on big banks that would "unchain Wall Street," adding: "He is going to put y'all back in chains."
- CNN of promising to lift regulations on big banks that would "unchain Wall Street," adding: "He is going to put y'all back in chains."
- House Budget of promising to lift regulations on big banks that would "unchain Wall Street," adding: "He is going to put y'all back in chains."
- Iowa of promising to lift regulations on big banks that would "unchain Wall Street," adding: "He is going to put y'all back in chains."
- Medicare of promising to lift regulations on big banks that would "unchain Wall Street," adding: "He is going to put y'all back in chains."
- Mitt Romney of promising to lift regulations on big banks that would "unchain Wall Street," adding: "He is going to put y'all back in chains."
- Obama of promising to lift regulations on big banks that would "unchain Wall Street," adding: "He is going to put y'all back in chains."
- Ohio of promising to lift regulations on big banks that would "unchain Wall Street," adding: "He is going to put y'all back in chains."
- Paul Ryan of promising to lift regulations on big banks that would "unchain Wall Street," adding: "He is going to put y'all back in chains."
- Romney of promising to lift regulations on big banks that would "unchain Wall Street," adding: "He is going to put y'all back in chains."
- Wall Street of promising to lift regulations on big banks that would "unchain Wall Street," adding: "He is going to put y'all back in chains."


Guangzhou, China (CNN) Zhiyong Xi is a man on a mission. He wants to rid China -- and potentially the world -- of mosquitoes, specifically the ones that carry devastating diseases like Zika and dengue. And he's doing it in the classic style of good versus evil. "We're building good mosquitoes that can help us fight the bad ones," the entomologist said in his 3,500-square-foot laboratory in Guangzhou, China. Decked out in white scrubs, Xi, a soft-spoken researcher from Michigan State University, gestures at hundreds of trays, each filled with about 6,000 squirming mosquito larvae. The room reeks of ground beef liver powder cut with yeast, a superfood for the tiny creatures.

The

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- Aedes virus has spread to more than 60 countries and territories.
- CNN virus has spread to more than 60 countries and territories.
- China virus has spread to more than 60 countries and territories.
- Guangzhou virus has spread to more than 60 countries and territories.
- Michigan State University virus has spread to more than 60 countries and territories.
- Xi virus has spread to more than 60 countries and territories.
- Zhiyong Xi virus has spread to more than 60 countries and territories.
- Zika virus has spread to more than 60 countries and territories.


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(CNN) You better lose yourself the moment you try to copy an Eminem song. According to a press release from the High Court of New Zealand, the New Zealand National Party must pay the New Zealand dollars equivalent of almost $413,000 for copyright infringement after it copied the rapper's hit "Lose Yourself" for an ad. "Eminem Esque" was featured in Party advertisements and played on television, the internet and at a Party conference in the lead up to the 2014 election. Detroit based Eight Mile Style, the publishing company which holds the copyright to "Lose Yourself," filed suit. The song was written by the rapper (who was born Marshall Mathers III) along with his frequent collaborators Jeffrey Bass and Luis Resto.

The court found there were enough similarities between "

OPTIONS:
- CNN" and "Eminem Esque" to rule in the company's favor.
- Detroit" and "Eminem Esque" to rule in the company's favor.
- Eight Mile Style" and "Eminem Esque" to rule in the company's favor.
- Eminem" and "Eminem Esque" to rule in the company's favor.
- Eminem Esque" and "Eminem Esque" to rule in the company's favor.
- High Court of New Zealand" and "Eminem Esque" to rule in the company's favor.
- Jeffrey Bass" and "Eminem Esque" to rule in the company's favor.
- Lawyer" and "Eminem Esque" to rule in the company's favor.
- Lose Yourself" and "Eminem Esque" to rule in the company's favor.
- Luis Resto" and "Eminem Esque" to rule in the company's favor.
- Marshall Mathers III" and "Eminem Esque" to rule in the company's favor.
- New Zealand" and "Eminem Esque" to rule in the company's favor.
- New Zealand National Party" and "Eminem Esque" to rule in the company's favor.
- Party" and "Eminem Esque" to rule in the company's favor.


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(CNN) American college student Otto Warmbier only intended to spend five days sightseeing in North Korea in 2016. Instead, he spent 17 months there in detention where his family believes he was tortured into a vegetative state. On Monday, less than a week after returning to the United States with severe brain damage, his family announced Warmbier had "completed his journey home." The 22-year-old died Monday afternoon in Cincinnati, Ohio, with his family at his side. "It would be easy at a moment like this to focus on all that we lost -- future time that won't be spent with a warm, engaging, brilliant young man whose curiosity and enthusiasm for life knew no bounds," his family said. "But we choose to focus on the time we were given to be with this remarkable person."

Now, the assessment of risk for

OPTIONS:
- American visiting North Korea has become too high."
- Americans visiting North Korea has become too high."
- CNN visiting North Korea has become too high."
- Cincinnati visiting North Korea has become too high."
- North Korea visiting North Korea has become too high."
- Ohio visiting North Korea has become too high."
- Otto Warmbier visiting North Korea has become too high."
- United States visiting North Korea has become too high."
- Warmbier visiting North Korea has become too high."


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(CNN) President Barack Obama, in his first visit to a mosque in the United States, said Wednesday he was seeking to rebut "inexcusable political rhetoric against Muslim-Americans" from Republican presidential candidates. Attempting to recast what he said was a warped image of Islam while encouraging members of the faith to speak out against terror, Obama described Muslims as essential to the fabric of America. "Let me say as clearly as I can as president of the United States: you fit right here," Obama told the audience at the Islamic Society of Baltimore, a 47-year-old mosque with thousands of attendees. "You're right where you belong. You're part of America too. You're not Muslim or American. You're Muslim and American."

Obama to visit a mosque, and wade deeper into America's war over

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- America
- American
- Americans
- Barack Obama
- Islam
- Islamic Society of Baltimore
- Muslim
- Muslim Americans
- Muslims
- Obama
- Republican
- United States


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Jeb Bush became Stephen Colbert's first political guest on the brand new 'Late Show' and used the appearance to promise civility – just hours after Donald Trump hit Bush again for being so boring that he puts people to sleep. 'We have to restore a degree of civility,' Bush said. When Colbert, who told Bush he 'used to play a narcissistic conservative pundit' but now was 'just a narcissist,' didn't think it could be done, Bush pointed to President Barack Obama as proof it was possible. 'I'm going to say something that's heretic, I guess – I don't think Barack Obama has bad motives, I just think he's wrong on a lot of issues,' Jeb said to a mixed reaction from the audience.

'

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- Barack Obama finally made up his mind and quit beating around the Bush.'
- Bush finally made up his mind and quit beating around the Bush.'
- Colbert finally made up his mind and quit beating around the Bush.'
- Donald Trump finally made up his mind and quit beating around the Bush.'
- Jeb finally made up his mind and quit beating around the Bush.'
- Jeb Bush finally made up his mind and quit beating around the Bush.'
- Late Show finally made up his mind and quit beating around the Bush.'
- Republican finally made up his mind and quit beating around the Bush.'
- Stephen Colbert finally made up his mind and quit beating around the Bush.'
- Trump finally made up his mind and quit beating around the Bush.'
- Washington finally made up his mind and quit beating around the Bush.'


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A vulnerable 84-year-old Greek woman was flown by easyJet to Malta... when she was supposed to be travelling to Athens. Argyro Aretaki, who does not speak English, was left distraught when she ended up 550 miles from her intended destination after a series of errors by airport and flight staff. Her son Dimitri Aretakis had dropped her off at Manchester Airport's Terminal 1, where special assistance was waiting for her on May 18. But after her boarding pass was scanned at the correct gate, staff took her to join the wrong queue, where a flight operated by the budget airline - with an almost identical flight number - was set to depart for Malta within minutes of the one she was booked on.

'She is 84, she doesn't speak

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- Aretaki and she landed somewhere that she thought was Athens.
- Argyro Aretaki and she landed somewhere that she thought was Athens.
- Athens and she landed somewhere that she thought was Athens.
- Dimitri Aretakis and she landed somewhere that she thought was Athens.
- English and she landed somewhere that she thought was Athens.
- Greek and she landed somewhere that she thought was Athens.
- Malta and she landed somewhere that she thought was Athens.
- Manchester and she landed somewhere that she thought was Athens.
- Manchester Airport and she landed somewhere that she thought was Athens.
- Terminal 1 and she landed somewhere that she thought was Athens.


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(CNN) A new study lends support to one of the biggest fears about Zika virus: It might increase the risk of the rare neurological syndrome Guillain-Barre. Years before Zika virus first appeared in Latin America, it spread from Africa and Asia to Pacific islands. From 2013 to 2014, French Polynesia had 32,000 suspected cases of Zika virus. During this same period, there was also an uptick in cases of Guillain-Barre. Researchers in French Polynesia and Europe looked at those 42 cases of Guillain-Barre in the Pacific Island nation between October 2013 and April 2014. They asked whether there was any evidence these patients had been exposed to Zika virus.

In addition, 88% of patients had experienced typical symptoms of Zika, including fever, rash and joint pain, usually about a week before developing Guillain-

OPTIONS:
- Africa.
- Asia.
- Barre.
- CNN.
- Europe.
- French Polynesia.
- Guillain.
- Latin America.
- Pacific.
- Pacific Island.
- Zika.


He's a star player on the football pitch, and perhaps Wayne Rooney's sports skills are more suited to dry land. The footballer has been enjoying a family trip to the Barbados with his wife Coleen and their two sons Kai, five and Klay, two. And after days of sunbathing and swimming, thrill-seekers Wayne, 29, and his oldest son decided to hit the water for a jet ski ride which soon ended with a bump. Little Kai was full off excitement as the pair climbed on their high-speed ride, flashing a big smile as Wayne took the controls. The footballer was dressed in red swimming shorts, while both he and Kai wore life vests for the high-adrenaline activity.

OPTIONS:
- Barbados attends a £3,000 a year preparatory school but appears to have been taken out of class before term officially ends on Friday July 10.
- Caribbean attends a £3,000 a year preparatory school but appears to have been taken out of class before term officially ends on Friday July 10.
- Coleen attends a £3,000 a year preparatory school but appears to have been taken out of class before term officially ends on Friday July 10.
- Footballer attends a £3,000 a year preparatory school but appears to have been taken out of class before term officially ends on Friday July 10.
- Kai attends a £3,000 a year preparatory school but appears to have been taken out of class before term officially ends on Friday July 10.
- Klay attends a £3,000 a year preparatory school but appears to have been taken out of class before term officially ends on Friday July 10.
- Little Kai attends a £3,000 a year preparatory school but appears to have been taken out of class before term officially ends on Friday July 10.
- Rooney attends a £3,000 a year preparatory school but appears to have been taken out of class before term officially ends on Friday July 10.
- Wayne attends a £3,000 a year preparatory school but appears to have been taken out of class before term officially ends on Friday July 10.
- Wayne Rooney attends a £3,000 a year preparatory school but appears to have been taken out of class before term officially ends on Friday July 10.


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I’m starting to think Adam Lallana might actually become a better version of Steven Gerrard. He’s certainly got all the qualities that make him the perfect replacement for the Liverpool captain. I appreciate that Jordan Henderson is set to take over as skipper, but in terms of dynamism, energy and quality, Lallana looks like the perfect replacement for Gerrard the player. Have a look at Sunday’s victory over Manchester City: Lallana started the game as one of two No 10s behind Raheem Sterling (Brendan Rodgers’ innovative approach as a coach should not be underestimated). When Lazar Markovic went off, Lallana went over to the right wing, and then when Alberto Moreno was substituted, Lallana ended the game on the left wing.

Rodgers knew that opponents’ approach to

OPTIONS:
- Adam Lallana would be different this season, he knew he would need players to be clever on the ball, and Lallana has that football intelligence.
- Alberto Moreno would be different this season, he knew he would need players to be clever on the ball, and Lallana has that football intelligence.
- Brendan Rodgers would be different this season, he knew he would need players to be clever on the ball, and Lallana has that football intelligence.
- England would be different this season, he knew he would need players to be clever on the ball, and Lallana has that football intelligence.
- Gerrard would be different this season, he knew he would need players to be clever on the ball, and Lallana has that football intelligence.
- Jordan Henderson would be different this season, he knew he would need players to be clever on the ball, and Lallana has that football intelligence.
- Lallana would be different this season, he knew he would need players to be clever on the ball, and Lallana has that football intelligence.
- Lazar Markovic would be different this season, he knew he would need players to be clever on the ball, and Lallana has that football intelligence.
- Liverpool would be different this season, he knew he would need players to be clever on the ball, and Lallana has that football intelligence.
- Man City would be different this season, he knew he would need players to be clever on the ball, and Lallana has that football intelligence.
- Manchester City would be different this season, he knew he would need players to be clever on the ball, and Lallana has that football intelligence.
- No 10s would be different this season, he knew he would need players to be clever on the ball, and Lallana has that football intelligence.
- Raheem Sterling would be different this season, he knew he would need players to be clever on the ball, and Lallana has that football intelligence.
- Steven Gerrard would be different this season, he knew he would need players to be clever on the ball, and Lallana has that football intelligence.


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(CNN) Hours after US-led coalition airstrikes reportedly killed dozens of Syrian troops, the US and Russian ambassadors to the United Nations chastised each other outside an emergency Security Council meeting. The strike occurred Saturday in an eastern part of Syria that is not a part of a delicate and nearly week-old ceasefire. The US military said it was targeting ISIS militants and if it hit Syrian troops, it was an accident. Russia and Syria said the strikes prove Washington and its allies are sympathetic to ISIS. The Russian military said 62 Syrian soldiers were killed near Deir Ezzor Airport, according to state media. The UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights put the death toll at 83 and said at least 120 soldiers were wounded.

Although the US hasn't officially said Syrian troops were killed, a senior administration official told CNN late Saturday the

OPTIONS:
- Deir Ezzor Airport relayed its regret through Russia for the "unintentional loss of life."
- ISIS relayed its regret through Russia for the "unintentional loss of life."
- Russia relayed its regret through Russia for the "unintentional loss of life."
- Russian relayed its regret through Russia for the "unintentional loss of life."
- Security Council relayed its regret through Russia for the "unintentional loss of life."
- Syria relayed its regret through Russia for the "unintentional loss of life."
- Syrian relayed its regret through Russia for the "unintentional loss of life."
- Syrian Observatory for Human Rights relayed its regret through Russia for the "unintentional loss of life."
- UK relayed its regret through Russia for the "unintentional loss of life."
- US relayed its regret through Russia for the "unintentional loss of life."
- United Nations relayed its regret through Russia for the "unintentional loss of life."
- Washington relayed its regret through Russia for the "unintentional loss of life."


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February 10, 2017 In today's show, you'll learn why a major snowstorm in the U.S. Northeast isn't technically a nor'easter. We're also explaining how crowdsourcing technology is helping farmers overcome challenges and how DNA evidence was used to save a dog's life. And snowflakes get an extreme close-up. WEEKLY NEWSQUIZ Click for a printable version of the Weekly Newsquiz (PDF). 1. What country, whose scientists are not allowed to work with NASA, is hoping to become a major space power through missions to the dark side of the moon, Mars, and a probe to Jupiter? 2. As discussed on Monday's show, the American spacecraft Orion is designed to take as many as six astronauts into deep space for what duration of time?

Name the two scientists who in 1953 described the structure of

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- American as a double helix.
- DNA as a double helix.
- Jupiter as a double helix.
- Mars as a double helix.
- NASA as a double helix.
- Orion as a double helix.
- U.S. Northeast as a double helix.
- Weekly Newsquiz as a double helix.


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

I wanted to combine not just the two cultures --

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


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It is well known that Kendall Jenner's transition from reality television star to international supermodel was met with a lot of resentment from other models. Many believed her immediate success was a direct result of her Kardashian siblings, and one Australian model got swept up in the drama. Despite having never spoken to Kendall, Adelaide's Madison Stubbington has revealed in a new interview that she was blamed for a mean comment directed at the star during Fashion Week. The stunning redhead, who has worked alongside Kendall on numerous occasions, recounted how a fellow model directed a 'rude' comment at the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star backstage at a fashion show.

In the future

OPTIONS:
- Adelaide hopes to grace the cover of Vogue Australia
- Australian hopes to grace the cover of Vogue Australia
- Fashion Week hopes to grace the cover of Vogue Australia
- Jenner hopes to grace the cover of Vogue Australia
- Kardashian hopes to grace the cover of Vogue Australia
- Keeping Up With The Kardashians hopes to grace the cover of Vogue Australia
- Kendall hopes to grace the cover of Vogue Australia
- Kendall Jenner hopes to grace the cover of Vogue Australia
- Madison hopes to grace the cover of Vogue Australia
- Madison Stubbington hopes to grace the cover of Vogue Australia


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(CNN)I spent time in France earlier this week, and it's clear to me that the French tech scene is at an inflection point. The time to invest in France's future is now. And with more startups than any other European country at the Consumer Electronics Show this year, and a strong infrastructure in place, France is primed to embrace the latest technology transition: digitization of everything. Digitization, which harnesses the power of what we call the Internet of Everything at Cisco -- the connection of people, process, data and things -- will change everything from the way we work to how we serve citizens, and teach our young people.

This is a chance for France to innovate based on

OPTIONS:
- CNN values -- egalitarian peer-to peer Internet architecture -- one that creates new digital freedoms and significant socio-economic growth.
- Cisco values -- egalitarian peer-to peer Internet architecture -- one that creates new digital freedoms and significant socio-economic growth.
- Consumer Electronics Show values -- egalitarian peer-to peer Internet architecture -- one that creates new digital freedoms and significant socio-economic growth.
- European values -- egalitarian peer-to peer Internet architecture -- one that creates new digital freedoms and significant socio-economic growth.
- France values -- egalitarian peer-to peer Internet architecture -- one that creates new digital freedoms and significant socio-economic growth.
- French values -- egalitarian peer-to peer Internet architecture -- one that creates new digital freedoms and significant socio-economic growth.
- Internet values -- egalitarian peer-to peer Internet architecture -- one that creates new digital freedoms and significant socio-economic growth.
- Internet of Everything values -- egalitarian peer-to peer Internet architecture -- one that creates new digital freedoms and significant socio-economic growth.
- John Chambers values -- egalitarian peer-to peer Internet architecture -- one that creates new digital freedoms and significant socio-economic growth.


Last week it looked as though the Balkans would be plunged into conflict once again after two newly formed 'micro states' clashed  over a strip of unclaimed 'no man's land'. Admittedly the war of words bore little resemblance to the strife which has torn apart this often restive corner of Europe down the centuries. The Kingdom of Enclava had claimed a patch of territory by the Serbian border - unaware the land had already been staked out a month before by the Principality of Celestinia. Celestinian interim chancellor of foreign affairs Endre Jos, a 39-year-old IT technician, said of the Enclavans: 'If they try to settle there, we will be there, destroying their game.'

But the deal now struck will see

OPTIONS:
- Balkans take a 0.027 sq km (0.116 square-mile) piece of the land at the southwestern tip on which to build their new country.
- Celestinia take a 0.027 sq km (0.116 square-mile) piece of the land at the southwestern tip on which to build their new country.
- Celestinian take a 0.027 sq km (0.116 square-mile) piece of the land at the southwestern tip on which to build their new country.
- Celestinians take a 0.027 sq km (0.116 square-mile) piece of the land at the southwestern tip on which to build their new country.
- Croatia take a 0.027 sq km (0.116 square-mile) piece of the land at the southwestern tip on which to build their new country.
- Danube take a 0.027 sq km (0.116 square-mile) piece of the land at the southwestern tip on which to build their new country.
- Encalvans take a 0.027 sq km (0.116 square-mile) piece of the land at the southwestern tip on which to build their new country.
- Enclava take a 0.027 sq km (0.116 square-mile) piece of the land at the southwestern tip on which to build their new country.
- Enclavans take a 0.027 sq km (0.116 square-mile) piece of the land at the southwestern tip on which to build their new country.
- Endre Jos take a 0.027 sq km (0.116 square-mile) piece of the land at the southwestern tip on which to build their new country.
- Europe take a 0.027 sq km (0.116 square-mile) piece of the land at the southwestern tip on which to build their new country.
- Hungary take a 0.027 sq km (0.116 square-mile) piece of the land at the southwestern tip on which to build their new country.
- Kingdom take a 0.027 sq km (0.116 square-mile) piece of the land at the southwestern tip on which to build their new country.
- Poland take a 0.027 sq km (0.116 square-mile) piece of the land at the southwestern tip on which to build their new country.
- Polish take a 0.027 sq km (0.116 square-mile) piece of the land at the southwestern tip on which to build their new country.
- Principality take a 0.027 sq km (0.116 square-mile) piece of the land at the southwestern tip on which to build their new country.
- Serbia take a 0.027 sq km (0.116 square-mile) piece of the land at the southwestern tip on which to build their new country.
- Serbian take a 0.027 sq km (0.116 square-mile) piece of the land at the southwestern tip on which to build their new country.


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(CNN) -- NATO agreed Thursday to take command of enforcing a no-fly zone over Libya and was considering taking control of the full U.N.-backed military mission, Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen told CNN. Rasmussen's announcement fell short of what U.S. President Barack Obama has sought, and it was unclear if concerns by Turkey and some other NATO allies over coalition airstrikes on Libyan ground forces would prevent NATO from agreeing to expand its command over the entire mission. "What we have decided today is that NATO will enforce the no-fly zone," Rasmussen said in an interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer. "We are considering whether NATO should take on overall responsibility. That decision has not been made yet."

Asked if the announcement revealed a split in

OPTIONS:
- Anders Fogh Rasmussen over the mission, Rasmussen said no.
- Barack Obama over the mission, Rasmussen said no.
- Britain over the mission, Rasmussen said no.
- CNN over the mission, Rasmussen said no.
- France over the mission, Rasmussen said no.
- Libya over the mission, Rasmussen said no.
- Libyan over the mission, Rasmussen said no.
- NATO over the mission, Rasmussen said no.
- Rasmussen over the mission, Rasmussen said no.
- Turkey over the mission, Rasmussen said no.
- U.N. over the mission, Rasmussen said no.
- U.S. over the mission, Rasmussen said no.
- United States over the mission, Rasmussen said no.
- Wolf Blitzer over the mission, Rasmussen said no.


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Novak Djokovic is the ultimate problem for everyone in men’s tennis to solve — and for Andy Murray in particular. The British No 1 went down 6-2, 6-3 in 88 minutes to his direct contemporary on Saturday in the latest match of what has begun to look like a one-sided rivalry. The 27 year-old Serb’s victory not only put him into the final of the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells, it also represented his ninth victory out of 10 against Murray, the exception being the 2013 Wimbledon final. British No1 Andy Murray crashes out of BNP Paribas semi-final at Indian Wells after losing to Novak Djokovic

And

OPTIONS:
- Andy Murray said: ‘The frustrating thing is obviously getting off to a bad start in both sets.
- BNP Paribas said: ‘The frustrating thing is obviously getting off to a bad start in both sets.
- BNP Paribas Open said: ‘The frustrating thing is obviously getting off to a bad start in both sets.
- British said: ‘The frustrating thing is obviously getting off to a bad start in both sets.
- Djokovic said: ‘The frustrating thing is obviously getting off to a bad start in both sets.
- Indian Wells said: ‘The frustrating thing is obviously getting off to a bad start in both sets.
- Milos Raonic said: ‘The frustrating thing is obviously getting off to a bad start in both sets.
- Murray said: ‘The frustrating thing is obviously getting off to a bad start in both sets.
- No1 said: ‘The frustrating thing is obviously getting off to a bad start in both sets.
- Novak Djokovic said: ‘The frustrating thing is obviously getting off to a bad start in both sets.
- Roger Federer said: ‘The frustrating thing is obviously getting off to a bad start in both sets.
- Serb said: ‘The frustrating thing is obviously getting off to a bad start in both sets.
- Wimbledon said: ‘The frustrating thing is obviously getting off to a bad start in both sets.


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(CNN) Two New York residents accused of conspiring to support ISIS and plotting to set off a pressure-cooker bomb in the city have pleaded guilty to all charges, federal prosecutors and New York officials said. Munther Omar Saleh, 21, of Queens, and Fareed Mumuni, 22, of Staten Island, were charged with "conspiring and attempting to provide material support" to ISIS and with assaulting and conspiring to assault federal officers, the US Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York said in a statement. Mumuni also was charged with "attempted murder of federal officers." That charge resulted from an incident in which Mumuni repeatedly stabbed an FBI agent as law enforcement officials carried out a search warrant at his home about two years ago, officials said.

After his arrest,

OPTIONS:
- Eastern District of New York admitted that he kept a knife wrapped in a T-shirt in his bed to use in any confrontation with law enforcement officers.
- FBI admitted that he kept a knife wrapped in a T-shirt in his bed to use in any confrontation with law enforcement officers.
- Fareed Mumuni admitted that he kept a knife wrapped in a T-shirt in his bed to use in any confrontation with law enforcement officers.
- ISIS admitted that he kept a knife wrapped in a T-shirt in his bed to use in any confrontation with law enforcement officers.
- Mumuni admitted that he kept a knife wrapped in a T-shirt in his bed to use in any confrontation with law enforcement officers.
- Munther Omar Saleh admitted that he kept a knife wrapped in a T-shirt in his bed to use in any confrontation with law enforcement officers.
- New York admitted that he kept a knife wrapped in a T-shirt in his bed to use in any confrontation with law enforcement officers.
- Queens admitted that he kept a knife wrapped in a T-shirt in his bed to use in any confrontation with law enforcement officers.
- Staten Island admitted that he kept a knife wrapped in a T-shirt in his bed to use in any confrontation with law enforcement officers.
- US Attorney's Office admitted that he kept a knife wrapped in a T-shirt in his bed to use in any confrontation with law enforcement officers.


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It was the summer of 2009 and the Belgian national team was at their lowest ebb. Disjointed, demotivated and guilty of throwing away a solid start to qualifying for the 2010 World Cup, they lurched from one disastrous result to the next. Home and away defeats to an Edin Dzeko-inspired Bosnia and Herzegovina spelt the end for Rene Vandereycken, a coach whose decisions had always come under close scrutiny. And by the time caretaker Franky Vercauteren had overseen a demoralising 5-0 loss to Spain and an equally embarrassing loss in Armenia, any hopes of a place at the party in South Africa had been scattered to the four winds.

By the end of 2012, they had risen to a much more respectable 21st on the

OPTIONS:
- Armenia ladder and a year later were 11th.
- Belgian ladder and a year later were 11th.
- Belgium ladder and a year later were 11th.
- Bosnia ladder and a year later were 11th.
- Chelsea ladder and a year later were 11th.
- Eden Hazard ladder and a year later were 11th.
- Edin Dzeko ladder and a year later were 11th.
- Euro 2016 ladder and a year later were 11th.
- FIFA ladder and a year later were 11th.
- Franky Vercauteren ladder and a year later were 11th.
- Gareth Bale ladder and a year later were 11th.
- Germany ladder and a year later were 11th.
- Golden Generation ladder and a year later were 11th.
- Hazard ladder and a year later were 11th.
- Herzegovina ladder and a year later were 11th.
- Marc Wilmots ladder and a year later were 11th.
- Marouane Fellaini ladder and a year later were 11th.
- Real Madrid ladder and a year later were 11th.
- Rene Vandereycken ladder and a year later were 11th.
- South Africa ladder and a year later were 11th.
- Spain ladder and a year later were 11th.
- Wales ladder and a year later were 11th.
- World Cup ladder and a year later were 11th.


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Former porn star Bree Olsen - who once lived with Charlie Sheen as his sexual partner - has claimed she did not know he was HIV positive, despite the actor saying in a TV interview on Tuesday that all his former girlfriends know of his health status. Just hours after Sheen gave his revealing interview to Matt Lauer on Today, Olson, 29, appeared on The Howard Stern Show telling a very different story. She claimed that Sheen never told her that he was HIV positive, and she revealed that she was with him when he had his intense 'night sweats' - which can be an indicator of the disease.

His doctor, Robert Huizenga, said he had known

OPTIONS:
- Bree Olsen for five or six years and that the virus is now 'undetectable' in his blood.
- Bree Olson for five or six years and that the virus is now 'undetectable' in his blood.
- Charlie Sheen for five or six years and that the virus is now 'undetectable' in his blood.
- HIV for five or six years and that the virus is now 'undetectable' in his blood.
- Matt Lauer for five or six years and that the virus is now 'undetectable' in his blood.
- Natalie Kenly for five or six years and that the virus is now 'undetectable' in his blood.
- Olson for five or six years and that the virus is now 'undetectable' in his blood.
- STDS for five or six years and that the virus is now 'undetectable' in his blood.
- Sheen for five or six years and that the virus is now 'undetectable' in his blood.
- The Howard Stern Show for five or six years and that the virus is now 'undetectable' in his blood.


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(CNN) In October 2007, the Gallup polling organization wrote that, "Gallup's 2007 national presidential polling strongly points to [Hillary] Clinton winning the 2008 Democratic nomination. Barring something unusual or otherwise unexpected, she is well positioned for the 2008 Democratic primaries." Gallup was wrong. In June 2008, it wrote, "After winning one of the most competitive nomination battles in U.S. history, Barack Obama faces what looks to be an equally tough general election for the presidency." Gallup's polling had Obama and John McCain neck and neck, with McCain leading by a marginal point. In November 2008, Barack Obama was elected president, winning 52.9% of the popular vote to McCain's 45.7%.

If Clinton beats

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama, it will cement her position as the likely nominee.
- CNN, it will cement her position as the likely nominee.
- California, it will cement her position as the likely nominee.
- Clinton, it will cement her position as the likely nominee.
- Democratic, it will cement her position as the likely nominee.
- Gallup, it will cement her position as the likely nominee.
- Hillary, it will cement her position as the likely nominee.
- John McCain, it will cement her position as the likely nominee.
- Kohn, it will cement her position as the likely nominee.
- McCain, it will cement her position as the likely nominee.
- Obama, it will cement her position as the likely nominee.
- Sally Kohn, it will cement her position as the likely nominee.
- Sanders, it will cement her position as the likely nominee.
- Trump, it will cement her position as the likely nominee.
- U.S., it will cement her position as the likely nominee.


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(CNN) -- Real Madrid made sure the lights didn't go out on its title challenge as it sparked into life with a 2-0 win over Rayo Vallecano. Karim Benzema's 13th minute strike lit the fuse for Real before Cristiano Ronaldo's second-half penalty sealed the win. Real's margin of victory could have and should have been greater, but Ronaldo somehow contrived to miss from six-yards with the goal at his mercy. Rayo had their chances, particularly in the first-half through Andrija Delibasic and Mikel Labaka, but they were unable to find a way past the Real defence. Rayo's misery was compounded in stoppage time when Jose Manuel Casado was sent off after picking up a second yellow card.

With just one league victory to its name before kick off,

OPTIONS:
- Andrija Delibasic could not afford to slip any further behind arch-rivals Barcelona.
- Barcelona could not afford to slip any further behind arch-rivals Barcelona.
- CNN could not afford to slip any further behind arch-rivals Barcelona.
- Cristiano Ronaldo could not afford to slip any further behind arch-rivals Barcelona.
- Deportivo La Coruna could not afford to slip any further behind arch-rivals Barcelona.
- Jose Manuel Casado could not afford to slip any further behind arch-rivals Barcelona.
- Jose Mourinho could not afford to slip any further behind arch-rivals Barcelona.
- Karim Benzema could not afford to slip any further behind arch-rivals Barcelona.
- Mikel Labaka could not afford to slip any further behind arch-rivals Barcelona.
- Rayo could not afford to slip any further behind arch-rivals Barcelona.
- Rayo Vallecano could not afford to slip any further behind arch-rivals Barcelona.
- Real could not afford to slip any further behind arch-rivals Barcelona.
- Real Madrid could not afford to slip any further behind arch-rivals Barcelona.
- Ronaldo could not afford to slip any further behind arch-rivals Barcelona.
- Sevilla could not afford to slip any further behind arch-rivals Barcelona.


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A woman with a passionate interest in paranormal activity has revealed that she has a collection of more than 100 haunted dolls - which she loves so much that she would actually choose them over her partner. Ashley Nicole-Fine, 24, from Leeds, Alabama, has an entire room of her house dedicated to her extensive collection of spirited dolls, which has taken 12 years to build up, because her boyfriend banned her from keeping them in the bedroom - after claiming two of them attacked him in his sleep. According to Ms Nicole-Fine, two of her dolls are haunted by the spirits of women who were murdered by their boyfriends, and therefore hate all men - including her partner Phillip Baston, 25.

Ms Nicole-

OPTIONS:
- Alabama had a word with the two dolls, and said they told her they had been acting out because they detested men and had both been killed by their lovers.
- Ashley Nicole had a word with the two dolls, and said they told her they had been acting out because they detested men and had both been killed by their lovers.
- Fine had a word with the two dolls, and said they told her they had been acting out because they detested men and had both been killed by their lovers.
- Leeds had a word with the two dolls, and said they told her they had been acting out because they detested men and had both been killed by their lovers.
- Nicole had a word with the two dolls, and said they told her they had been acting out because they detested men and had both been killed by their lovers.
- Phillip Baston had a word with the two dolls, and said they told her they had been acting out because they detested men and had both been killed by their lovers.


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A bodyboarder who suffered serious injuries after being attacked by a shark on the NSW north coast has woken up in hospital. Mathew Lee was mauled by a four metre great white shark while in the water at Ballina on July 2, suffering significant damage to his lower legs. The 32-year-old was rushed to Gold Coast University Hospital in a critical condition but has since regained consciousness, smiling for a photo with his partner Suzy Gerada. 'Mat is awake and he's in good spirits,' a post to the Mathew Lee support page on Facebook states. 'He wanted to let everyone know how grateful he is for the many well wishes and love sent to him.

OPTIONS:
- Ballina is surrounded by a community of love, strength and support,' one said.
- Facebook is surrounded by a community of love, strength and support,' one said.
- Gold Coast University Hospital is surrounded by a community of love, strength and support,' one said.
- Lee is surrounded by a community of love, strength and support,' one said.
- Lighthouse Beach is surrounded by a community of love, strength and support,' one said.
- Mat is surrounded by a community of love, strength and support,' one said.
- Mathew Lee is surrounded by a community of love, strength and support,' one said.
- NSW is surrounded by a community of love, strength and support,' one said.
- Suzy is surrounded by a community of love, strength and support,' one said.
- Suzy Gerada is surrounded by a community of love, strength and support,' one said.


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Welsh rugby fan Edryd James faces a police investigation after homophobic abuse against referee Nigel Owens was posted from his Twitter account A young Welsh rugby fan faces a police investigation after homophobic abuse against referee Nigel Owens was posted from his Twitter account. Edryd James, 18, was in the eye of a storm of controversy after the short message appeared on his account on Saturday evening. The Swansea University student is suspected of posting: ‘Your a gay c*** awful performance against france tonight, how did england top Wales?’ The comment sparked hundreds of replies in which rugby fans of all colours said it was disgraceful and voiced their support for Owens.

Last month

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- Carmarthen’s chief executive admitted that the company ‘sucks at dealing with abuse and trolls’ in a leaked memo.
- Edryd James’s chief executive admitted that the company ‘sucks at dealing with abuse and trolls’ in a leaked memo.
- James’s chief executive admitted that the company ‘sucks at dealing with abuse and trolls’ in a leaked memo.
- Nigel Owens’s chief executive admitted that the company ‘sucks at dealing with abuse and trolls’ in a leaked memo.
- Owens’s chief executive admitted that the company ‘sucks at dealing with abuse and trolls’ in a leaked memo.
- Swansea University’s chief executive admitted that the company ‘sucks at dealing with abuse and trolls’ in a leaked memo.
- Twitter’s chief executive admitted that the company ‘sucks at dealing with abuse and trolls’ in a leaked memo.
- Wales’s chief executive admitted that the company ‘sucks at dealing with abuse and trolls’ in a leaked memo.
- Welsh’s chief executive admitted that the company ‘sucks at dealing with abuse and trolls’ in a leaked memo.
- france’s chief executive admitted that the company ‘sucks at dealing with abuse and trolls’ in a leaked memo.


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

His tales of earlier visits to the

OPTIONS:
- Brian Lufty inspired the most recent trip.
- Canada inspired the most recent trip.
- Canadian inspired the most recent trip.
- Corbin inspired the most recent trip.
- Harland Sanders Cafe inspired the most recent trip.
- Indiana inspired the most recent trip.
- Jason inspired the most recent trip.
- Jesse inspired the most recent trip.
- Josh inspired the most recent trip.
- KFC inspired the most recent trip.
- Kentucky inspired the most recent trip.
- Kentucky Fried Chicken inspired the most recent trip.
- Lufty inspired the most recent trip.
- Montreal inspired the most recent trip.
- Neil Janna inspired the most recent trip.
- New York inspired the most recent trip.
- Ohio inspired the most recent trip.
- Ontario inspired the most recent trip.
- Pennsylvania inspired the most recent trip.
- Quebec inspired the most recent trip.
- Sebastien inspired the most recent trip.
- The Times Tribune inspired the most recent trip.
- U.S. inspired the most recent trip.


Eric Williams, a former justice of the peace in Texas accused of killing two prosecutors, could soon be sentenced to death after being convicted of capital murder. A Kaufman County, Texas, jury on Thursday took about 1½ hours to find Williams guilty of murder in the death of Cynthia McLelland, the wife of that county's then-District Attorney Michael McLelland, the county's Bruce Wood said. The couple was fatally shot in March 2013 at their home in Forney, which is about 20 miles east of Dallas. Williams wasn't put on trial for Michael McLelland's death or the January 2013 killing of Kaufman County Assistant District Attorney Mark Hasse, though authorities did accuse him in both of those deaths.

"I understand there will be quite a few witnesses brought in on both sides," said

OPTIONS:
- Bruce Wood, who is a Kaufman County judge in addition to speaking for the county.
- Cynthia McLelland, who is a Kaufman County judge in addition to speaking for the county.
- Dallas, who is a Kaufman County judge in addition to speaking for the county.
- Eric Williams, who is a Kaufman County judge in addition to speaking for the county.
- Forney, who is a Kaufman County judge in addition to speaking for the county.
- Kaufman County, who is a Kaufman County judge in addition to speaking for the county.
- Mark Hasse, who is a Kaufman County judge in addition to speaking for the county.
- Michael McLelland, who is a Kaufman County judge in addition to speaking for the county.
- Texas, who is a Kaufman County judge in addition to speaking for the county.
- Williams, who is a Kaufman County judge in addition to speaking for the county.


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

(CNN) With the value of oil and the Naira currency in decline, Nigeria is turning to old-fashioned pencils to provide relief. The Minister of Science and Technology, Ogbonnaya Onu, recently announced that the first pencil plant in West Africa would start production in 2018. "We have all the things to produce a pencil, which is used by a large number of people from our young pupils to engineers," Onu told Nigerian newspaper The Daily Trust. "The private sector will come in to do the production and we will see the benefits. When production of pencils begins, Nigerians will be amazed at the multiplier effects. It will create a minimum of 400,000 jobs."

The Minister explained that pencils use raw materials that

OPTIONS:
- Naira possesses in abundance, such as wood, graphite, and rubber.
- Nigeria possesses in abundance, such as wood, graphite, and rubber.
- Nigerian possesses in abundance, such as wood, graphite, and rubber.
- Nigerians possesses in abundance, such as wood, graphite, and rubber.
- Ogbonnaya Onu possesses in abundance, such as wood, graphite, and rubber.
- Onu possesses in abundance, such as wood, graphite, and rubber.
- Pencils possesses in abundance, such as wood, graphite, and rubber.
- Science and Technology possesses in abundance, such as wood, graphite, and rubber.
- The Daily Trust possesses in abundance, such as wood, graphite, and rubber.
- West Africa possesses in abundance, such as wood, graphite, and rubber.


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Attorneys for a Virginia woman accused of shaking to death her fiancee's baby have claimed the sister of the 20-month-old may have been to blame instead. Emily Defries' attorney, James Broccoletti, suggested Monday that baby Anna Bell, who was found lifeless at the bottom of the stairs in the home Defries shared with the father, could have been killed by her 8-year-old sister. Broccoletti noted during opening arguments that the elder sister had violent outbursts toward the girl leading up to her May 2014 death. According to WTKR, 25-year-old DeFries, the two girls and Defries' biological son were the only ones home at the time of the death.

The worker also said that just days before her death, Anna screamed at the sight of

OPTIONS:
- Anna and tried desperately to stay at the daycare when Defries came to pick her up.
- Anna Bell and tried desperately to stay at the daycare when Defries came to pick her up.
- Broccoletti and tried desperately to stay at the daycare when Defries came to pick her up.
- DeFries and tried desperately to stay at the daycare when Defries came to pick her up.
- Defries and tried desperately to stay at the daycare when Defries came to pick her up.
- Emily Defries and tried desperately to stay at the daycare when Defries came to pick her up.
- James Broccoletti and tried desperately to stay at the daycare when Defries came to pick her up.
- Norfolk and tried desperately to stay at the daycare when Defries came to pick her up.
- Virginia and tried desperately to stay at the daycare when Defries came to pick her up.
- WTKR and tried desperately to stay at the daycare when Defries came to pick her up.


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Joost van der Westhuizen was given between two and five years to live when he was diagnosed with motor neurone disease - that was more than four years ago. On Wednesday, frail and fragile but as alert as ever, he achieved a dream of joining his team-mates from South Africa's 1995 World Cup final victory to mark the 20th anniversary of their achievement. It was a win that immortalised them all in the annals of history, but Van der Westhuizen more than most. He provided the wily pass that led to Joel Stransky's match-winning field goal in extra-time that gave the Springboks the first World Cup they were allowed to compete for after Apartheid saw them shut off from the global sporting community.

Rather than be downbeat, he’s taking on

OPTIONS:
- Apartheid head-on, much like a Lomu tackle.
- Joel Stransky head-on, much like a Lomu tackle.
- Joost van der Westhuizen head-on, much like a Lomu tackle.
- MND head-on, much like a Lomu tackle.
- No 9 head-on, much like a Lomu tackle.
- South Africa head-on, much like a Lomu tackle.
- Springboks head-on, much like a Lomu tackle.
- Van der Westhuizen head-on, much like a Lomu tackle.
- World Cup head-on, much like a Lomu tackle.


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A New York woman is accusing her dog walker of selling her cherished pit bull for the drug PCP. Morgan Bogle of Manhattan told The New York Post her 4-year-old rescue dog Sugar went missing on February 23 after dog walker Tommy Doerr, 46, says he had 'an unexplained psychotic episode.' Doerr claims he cannot remember what happened to Sugar but Bogle thinks he might have traded the pooch for money to buy PCP. Doerr was 'detained by the police who had allegedly searched him and found him in possession of a controlled substance, believed to be PCP,' said Bogle in court papers.

Doerr worked for

OPTIONS:
- Bogle for three years prior to his allegedly selling the dog.
- Doerr for three years prior to his allegedly selling the dog.
- FindSugarNYC for three years prior to his allegedly selling the dog.
- Manhattan for three years prior to his allegedly selling the dog.
- Morgan Bogle for three years prior to his allegedly selling the dog.
- New York for three years prior to his allegedly selling the dog.
- PCP for three years prior to his allegedly selling the dog.
- Sugar for three years prior to his allegedly selling the dog.
- The New York Post for three years prior to his allegedly selling the dog.
- Tommy Doerr for three years prior to his allegedly selling the dog.


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Washington (CNN) With the special election for Alabama's Senate seat less than two weeks away, the candidates appear headed for a photo finish, with Democrat Doug Jones gaining a slight edge over his Republican competitor Roy Moore, according to a new poll out Saturday. Jones is up 3% among likely voters, with 50% to Moore's 47%, according to a Washington Post-Schar School Poll. The survey found that allegations of improper sexual behavior made against Moore in recent weeks factored heavily in the candidate's drooping numbers. On the topic of moral conduct, 53% of voters said Jones had higher standards. Only about a third of those polled said Moore, a former district attorney, former Alabama state Supreme Court justice, and strong proponent of Christianity, has higher moral standards. Moore is perhaps best known for his strident opposition to LGBT rights and Islam and embrace of Christian theocratic principles.

A spokesman for Moore's campaign responded to the polling results, insinuating that the

OPTIONS:
- Alabama had influence over the findings because they were the first news organization to report the sexual misconduct allegations against Moore.
- CNN had influence over the findings because they were the first news organization to report the sexual misconduct allegations against Moore.
- Christian had influence over the findings because they were the first news organization to report the sexual misconduct allegations against Moore.
- Christianity had influence over the findings because they were the first news organization to report the sexual misconduct allegations against Moore.
- Democrat had influence over the findings because they were the first news organization to report the sexual misconduct allegations against Moore.
- Doug Jones had influence over the findings because they were the first news organization to report the sexual misconduct allegations against Moore.
- Islam had influence over the findings because they were the first news organization to report the sexual misconduct allegations against Moore.
- Jones had influence over the findings because they were the first news organization to report the sexual misconduct allegations against Moore.
- LGBT had influence over the findings because they were the first news organization to report the sexual misconduct allegations against Moore.
- Moore had influence over the findings because they were the first news organization to report the sexual misconduct allegations against Moore.
- Republican had influence over the findings because they were the first news organization to report the sexual misconduct allegations against Moore.
- Roy Moore had influence over the findings because they were the first news organization to report the sexual misconduct allegations against Moore.
- Schar School Poll had influence over the findings because they were the first news organization to report the sexual misconduct allegations against Moore.
- Senate had influence over the findings because they were the first news organization to report the sexual misconduct allegations against Moore.
- Supreme Court had influence over the findings because they were the first news organization to report the sexual misconduct allegations against Moore.
- Washington had influence over the findings because they were the first news organization to report the sexual misconduct allegations against Moore.
- Washington Post had influence over the findings because they were the first news organization to report the sexual misconduct allegations against Moore.


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(CNN) Anyone interested in a just and durable resolution to the Palestine-Israel conflict should be disturbed watching the Donald Trump transition unfold. As Israel's military occupation over Palestinian land is set to mark 50 years in 2017, the President-elect has nominated David Friedman, a right-wing sponsor of Israel's illegal settlement enterprise, to serve as US ambassador to Israel. And in a move that defies decades of tradition, it's been reported he is also taking an active role in shaping diplomatic efforts; there are reports that Israel asked Trump for help in getting the US to veto a Security Council resolution demanding an end to Israeli settlements — proposed and then delayed by Egypt, and subsequently passed on Friday. Ultimately the United States abstained.

If

OPTIONS:
- CNN and his advisers believe Israel can annex Palestinian land without extending political rights to the people, January 20 will see the inauguration of a new US administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- David Friedman and his advisers believe Israel can annex Palestinian land without extending political rights to the people, January 20 will see the inauguration of a new US administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- Donald Trump and his advisers believe Israel can annex Palestinian land without extending political rights to the people, January 20 will see the inauguration of a new US administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- Egypt and his advisers believe Israel can annex Palestinian land without extending political rights to the people, January 20 will see the inauguration of a new US administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- Israel and his advisers believe Israel can annex Palestinian land without extending political rights to the people, January 20 will see the inauguration of a new US administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- Israeli and his advisers believe Israel can annex Palestinian land without extending political rights to the people, January 20 will see the inauguration of a new US administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- Israelis and his advisers believe Israel can annex Palestinian land without extending political rights to the people, January 20 will see the inauguration of a new US administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- Obama and his advisers believe Israel can annex Palestinian land without extending political rights to the people, January 20 will see the inauguration of a new US administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- Palestine and his advisers believe Israel can annex Palestinian land without extending political rights to the people, January 20 will see the inauguration of a new US administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- Palestinian and his advisers believe Israel can annex Palestinian land without extending political rights to the people, January 20 will see the inauguration of a new US administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- Palestinians and his advisers believe Israel can annex Palestinian land without extending political rights to the people, January 20 will see the inauguration of a new US administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- Security Council and his advisers believe Israel can annex Palestinian land without extending political rights to the people, January 20 will see the inauguration of a new US administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- Trump and his advisers believe Israel can annex Palestinian land without extending political rights to the people, January 20 will see the inauguration of a new US administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- US and his advisers believe Israel can annex Palestinian land without extending political rights to the people, January 20 will see the inauguration of a new US administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- United States and his advisers believe Israel can annex Palestinian land without extending political rights to the people, January 20 will see the inauguration of a new US administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- Zaha Hassan and his advisers believe Israel can annex Palestinian land without extending political rights to the people, January 20 will see the inauguration of a new US administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.