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We've all been frustrated in the airport when a gloating social network update about an impending luxury getaway is cut short by the Wi-Fi cutting out. And businessmen conducting that last-minute conference call throw their arms in the air when mid-conversation, connectivity is lost. However, these may not be common occurrences in Suvarnabhumi Airport in Thailand - as it has the fastest airport Wi-Fi in the world. And a new infographic shows its nearest competitors. Blog website rottenwifi.com tested out speeds at airports around the world, and it was in the Far East where the fastest was discovered recording an impressive 41.45 megabits per second (Mbps).

'Wi-

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- Blog is one of the most sought after new amenities flyers want to access on their flights, and there has been significant investment by airlines since our last report,' Routehappy CEO Robert Albert said.
- Dublin Airport is one of the most sought after new amenities flyers want to access on their flights, and there has been significant investment by airlines since our last report,' Routehappy CEO Robert Albert said.
- English is one of the most sought after new amenities flyers want to access on their flights, and there has been significant investment by airlines since our last report,' Routehappy CEO Robert Albert said.
- Far East is one of the most sought after new amenities flyers want to access on their flights, and there has been significant investment by airlines since our last report,' Routehappy CEO Robert Albert said.
- Fi is one of the most sought after new amenities flyers want to access on their flights, and there has been significant investment by airlines since our last report,' Routehappy CEO Robert Albert said.
- Suvarnabhumi Airport is one of the most sought after new amenities flyers want to access on their flights, and there has been significant investment by airlines since our last report,' Routehappy CEO Robert Albert said.
- Thailand is one of the most sought after new amenities flyers want to access on their flights, and there has been significant investment by airlines since our last report,' Routehappy CEO Robert Albert said.
- Wi is one of the most sought after new amenities flyers want to access on their flights, and there has been significant investment by airlines since our last report,' Routehappy CEO Robert Albert said.


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(CNN) -- Sonia, a single mother with HIV in Brazil, travels four hours to reach a government-run health facility that provides her with free drug treatment. Brazil's response to the HIV/AIDS fight has been widely praised and adopted as a model around the world. The journey is long, she told CNN, but it's a small price to pay for the government-provided drugs that have helped keep her out of the hospital for the past 11 years. Sonia is just one of the many Brazilians who have benefited from the country's novel approach to fighting the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Brazil jolted the global health community in 1996 when it began guaranteeing free anti-retroviral treatment to HIV/AIDS patients.

Those drug savings come on top of the estimated $2 billion the program has saved

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- AIDS in hospital costs between 1996 and 2004.
- Brazil in hospital costs between 1996 and 2004.
- Brazilians in hospital costs between 1996 and 2004.
- CNN in hospital costs between 1996 and 2004.
- HIV in hospital costs between 1996 and 2004.
- HIV/AIDS epidemic in hospital costs between 1996 and 2004.
- Sonia in hospital costs between 1996 and 2004.


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In the Sixties, George Harrison penned 'Blue Jay Way' and experimented with LSD along with the other Beatles in the build-up to their 1967 Magical Mystery Tour album in his house in Esher Surrey. And now a six-bedroom mansion - built near to where Harrison's colourful bungalow 'Kinfauns' once stood – is on the market for almost £10million. While not a part of the 'Blue Jay' property, the words 'I love George', carved into a wooden gate in the driveway by an obsessed fan, are still visible today at the entrance. Harrison lived in the bungalow from 1964 to 1970 and felt so inspired by the book Tantrum Art that he painted the  outside  in psychedelic patterns with the help of his first wife Patti Boyd.

The '

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- Beatles' mansion in Esher, Surrey, boasts a  gym, library, formal dining room, en-suite staff accommodation and a four-car garage
- Blue Jay' mansion in Esher, Surrey, boasts a  gym, library, formal dining room, en-suite staff accommodation and a four-car garage
- Blue Jay Way' mansion in Esher, Surrey, boasts a  gym, library, formal dining room, en-suite staff accommodation and a four-car garage
- Esher' mansion in Esher, Surrey, boasts a  gym, library, formal dining room, en-suite staff accommodation and a four-car garage
- Esher Surrey' mansion in Esher, Surrey, boasts a  gym, library, formal dining room, en-suite staff accommodation and a four-car garage
- George' mansion in Esher, Surrey, boasts a  gym, library, formal dining room, en-suite staff accommodation and a four-car garage
- George Harrison' mansion in Esher, Surrey, boasts a  gym, library, formal dining room, en-suite staff accommodation and a four-car garage
- Harrison' mansion in Esher, Surrey, boasts a  gym, library, formal dining room, en-suite staff accommodation and a four-car garage
- Kinfauns' mansion in Esher, Surrey, boasts a  gym, library, formal dining room, en-suite staff accommodation and a four-car garage
- Magical Mystery Tour' mansion in Esher, Surrey, boasts a  gym, library, formal dining room, en-suite staff accommodation and a four-car garage
- Patti Boyd' mansion in Esher, Surrey, boasts a  gym, library, formal dining room, en-suite staff accommodation and a four-car garage
- Sixties' mansion in Esher, Surrey, boasts a  gym, library, formal dining room, en-suite staff accommodation and a four-car garage
- Surrey' mansion in Esher, Surrey, boasts a  gym, library, formal dining room, en-suite staff accommodation and a four-car garage
- Tantrum Art' mansion in Esher, Surrey, boasts a  gym, library, formal dining room, en-suite staff accommodation and a four-car garage


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Barcelona took a major step towards qualification for the last four of the Champions League after they dismantled Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday night. Sportsmail's ADAM CRAFTON takes a look at five things we learned from Barcelona's emphatic  victory. Super Suarez It feels rather strange now but there was a time last summer when we were all wondering whether Luis Suarez - with his penchant for a human-based snack during football matches - was worth all that money for Barcelona. There can be no question anymore. It is now 17 goals for the season and Barcelona's front three, spearheaded by Suarez, Lionel Messi and Neymar is the most in-form in world football.

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- ADAM CRAFTON scores his second of the night to give Barcelona a 3-0 lead in their tie at Paris Saint-Germain
- Barcelona scores his second of the night to give Barcelona a 3-0 lead in their tie at Paris Saint-Germain
- Champions League scores his second of the night to give Barcelona a 3-0 lead in their tie at Paris Saint-Germain
- Lionel Messi scores his second of the night to give Barcelona a 3-0 lead in their tie at Paris Saint-Germain
- Luis Suarez scores his second of the night to give Barcelona a 3-0 lead in their tie at Paris Saint-Germain
- Neymar scores his second of the night to give Barcelona a 3-0 lead in their tie at Paris Saint-Germain
- Nou Camp scores his second of the night to give Barcelona a 3-0 lead in their tie at Paris Saint-Germain
- PSG scores his second of the night to give Barcelona a 3-0 lead in their tie at Paris Saint-Germain
- Paris Saint-Germain scores his second of the night to give Barcelona a 3-0 lead in their tie at Paris Saint-Germain
- Sportsmail scores his second of the night to give Barcelona a 3-0 lead in their tie at Paris Saint-Germain
- Suarez scores his second of the night to give Barcelona a 3-0 lead in their tie at Paris Saint-Germain
- Super Suarez scores his second of the night to give Barcelona a 3-0 lead in their tie at Paris Saint-Germain
- Zlatan Ibrahimovic scores his second of the night to give Barcelona a 3-0 lead in their tie at Paris Saint-Germain


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The axe wielding thug who attempted to rob a shop but was restrained by a husband and wife duo has been unmasked as a prolific offender, who has committed more than 1,000 offences since his began his crime spree at the age of 11. Shaun Andrew McKerry, 31, was arrested after he burst into Shildon Post Office and Stores in County Durham wielding an axe and demanding cash, as an accomplice stood at the door. But he was foiled after shopkeeper Sab Dhillon heard McKarry's demands and ran from the back of the shop and rugby tackled him to the floor. Mr Dhillon's wife then appeared clutching her son's baseball bat and managed to subdue him further.

As Mr

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- Boomerang Boy held him, the shop assistant removed McKerry's scarf so his face could be shown to the cameras.
- CCTV held him, the shop assistant removed McKerry's scarf so his face could be shown to the cameras.
- County Durham held him, the shop assistant removed McKerry's scarf so his face could be shown to the cameras.
- Dhillon held him, the shop assistant removed McKerry's scarf so his face could be shown to the cameras.
- McKarry held him, the shop assistant removed McKerry's scarf so his face could be shown to the cameras.
- McKerry held him, the shop assistant removed McKerry's scarf so his face could be shown to the cameras.
- Sab Dhillon held him, the shop assistant removed McKerry's scarf so his face could be shown to the cameras.
- Shaun Andrew McKerry held him, the shop assistant removed McKerry's scarf so his face could be shown to the cameras.
- Shaun McKerry held him, the shop assistant removed McKerry's scarf so his face could be shown to the cameras.
- Shildon Post Office held him, the shop assistant removed McKerry's scarf so his face could be shown to the cameras.
- Stores held him, the shop assistant removed McKerry's scarf so his face could be shown to the cameras.


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Caracas, Venezuela (CNN) The international community condemned the detention of two political opponents of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Tuesday, with the White House saying it holds Maduro personally responsible for their safety. "The United States condemns the actions of the Maduro dictatorship" in taking Leopoldo Lopez and Antonio Ledezma from their homes, US President Donald Trump said in a statement. "The United States holds Maduro ... personally responsible for the health and safety of Mr. Lopez, Mr. Ledezma, and any others seized." Both men had been under house arrest for prior convictions. The house arrests were revoked, the Venezuelan Supreme Court said, because intelligence officials claimed they were planning to flee in the aftermath of Sunday's controversial elections.

In a video posted online Monday,

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- Antonio Ledezma said Sunday's vote "was fraud, plain and simple."
- CNN said Sunday's vote "was fraud, plain and simple."
- Caracas said Sunday's vote "was fraud, plain and simple."
- Donald Trump said Sunday's vote "was fraud, plain and simple."
- Ledezma said Sunday's vote "was fraud, plain and simple."
- Leopoldo Lopez said Sunday's vote "was fraud, plain and simple."
- Lopez said Sunday's vote "was fraud, plain and simple."
- Maduro said Sunday's vote "was fraud, plain and simple."
- Nicolas Maduro said Sunday's vote "was fraud, plain and simple."
- Trump said Sunday's vote "was fraud, plain and simple."
- US said Sunday's vote "was fraud, plain and simple."
- United States said Sunday's vote "was fraud, plain and simple."
- Venezuela said Sunday's vote "was fraud, plain and simple."
- Venezuelan said Sunday's vote "was fraud, plain and simple."
- Venezuelan Supreme Court said Sunday's vote "was fraud, plain and simple."
- White House said Sunday's vote "was fraud, plain and simple."


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Nineteen years ago, Ron Davis and Lucia McBath celebrated the birth of a son. Sunday, they should have celebrated Jordan Davis' birthday with him. Instead, they faced the prospect of a new trial for the man accused of killing him. A jury in Jacksonville on Saturday found Michael Dunn guilty of attempted second-degree murder for opening fire on three other teens in the same SUV as Jordan Davis -- but deadlocked on the murder charge against him in Davis' death. Prosecutors had argued that Dunn recklessly shot at the teens after complaining about the volume of their music in a convenience store parking lot. Three of his 10 shots struck Davis, one of them cutting through his liver, a lung and his aorta.

"We will continue to wait for justice for

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- Davis," she said.
- Dunn," she said.
- Jacksonville," she said.
- Jordan Davis," she said.
- Lucia McBath," she said.
- Michael Dunn," she said.
- Ron Davis," she said.


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Two West Virginia officers were shot and wounded Thursday in a traffic stop on Interstate 64 that led to the discovery of two bodies. According to state police Lt. Michael Baylous, two police officers from the town of Lewisburg pulled over a white Chevrolet SUV with North Carolina plates after learning it had been reported stolen. As the officers were conducting the traffic stop, a red Chevrolet truck pulled alongside them and the driver "pulled a handgun and shot at both officers," Baylous said. Group: Ambush attacks on officers increases The drivers of both Chevrolets then fled: the red truck "went over the hillside and was eventually taken into custody," while the other motorist "drove behind a guardrail on the interstate and hid for a short amount of time," according to Baylous.

"It is believed that the victims are from

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- Baylous," Baylous said.
- Chevrolet," Baylous said.
- Interstate 64," Baylous said.
- Lewisburg," Baylous said.
- Michael Baylous," Baylous said.
- North Carolina," Baylous said.
- West Virginia," Baylous said.


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This is the moment a group of terrified African migrants were photographed clinging on for dear life after the barely seaworthy boat they were using to make the extremely dangerous passage across the Mediterranean Sea began to sink. More than 450 migrants desperate for a new life in Europe were crammed on board the former fishing vessel when it went down just 20 miles off the northern coast of Libya. Only the lucky few seen in the photographs - which were taken from a passing aircraft - were able to survive the disaster, clinging to the tiny tip of the hull that remained above the water after hundreds of their friends and family members sunk to their tragic deaths.

Most aim to make their way to the more prosperous countries of

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- African's center and north.
- Europe's center and north.
- Italian's center and north.
- Italian Coast Guard's center and north.
- Libya's center and north.
- Mediterranean Sea's center and north.


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A car shop owner who fought back during a robbery attempt in Oakland Park, Florida had it all captured on chilling surveillance video. Both the suspected gunman, Conrad Bloomfield, 36, of Lauderhill, and Andrew Hepburn, the owner of CAD Auto Parts shop, suffered gun shot wounds. Video captures Hepburn sitting in his office looking at his phone when a man peeks his head in the door, and then another man comes in and draws a gun. At first, Hepburn is so busy peering into his cell he doesn't even notice there's a weapon on him. But then Bloomfield, who is charged with attempted murder, pulls the owner to the ground and makes him lie on the floor. He hits him on the head, stomps on him, and grabs his arms behind his back.

After

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- Andrew Hepburn gets the suspect on the ground he continues to pummel him over and over in the head with the gun until the video finally fades out.
- Bloomfield gets the suspect on the ground he continues to pummel him over and over in the head with the gun until the video finally fades out.
- CAD Auto Parts gets the suspect on the ground he continues to pummel him over and over in the head with the gun until the video finally fades out.
- Conrad Bloomfield gets the suspect on the ground he continues to pummel him over and over in the head with the gun until the video finally fades out.
- Florida gets the suspect on the ground he continues to pummel him over and over in the head with the gun until the video finally fades out.
- Hepburn gets the suspect on the ground he continues to pummel him over and over in the head with the gun until the video finally fades out.
- Lauderhill gets the suspect on the ground he continues to pummel him over and over in the head with the gun until the video finally fades out.
- Oakland Park gets the suspect on the ground he continues to pummel him over and over in the head with the gun until the video finally fades out.


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Manchester United have already signed Memphis Depay this summer but with Robin van Persie set to join Radamel Falcao in leaving the club, the search for a striker is now Louis van Gaal's priority. Wayne Rooney will be the only first-team striker left from last season's senior trio when the Barclays Premier League restarts next month and now United must find at least one man to join him. With almost unlimited riches available, Van Gaal can take his pick of the world's top talent. Here, Sportsmail looks at their top five targets to fill the No 9 role this summer.

Napoli have made it clear they will only let Higuain go if a £67m bid comes in to trigger his release clause - an expensive price tag but one that

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- Barclays Premier League may be tempted to try to drag down.
- Edinson Cavani may be tempted to try to drag down.
- Fenerbahce may be tempted to try to drag down.
- Gonzalo Higuain may be tempted to try to drag down.
- Harry Kane may be tempted to try to drag down.
- Karim Benzema may be tempted to try to drag down.
- Louis van Gaal may be tempted to try to drag down.
- Manchester United may be tempted to try to drag down.
- Memphis Depay may be tempted to try to drag down.
- Radamel Falcao may be tempted to try to drag down.
- Robin van Persie may be tempted to try to drag down.
- Sportsmail may be tempted to try to drag down.
- Thomas Muller may be tempted to try to drag down.
- United may be tempted to try to drag down.
- Van Gaal may be tempted to try to drag down.
- Wayne Rooney may be tempted to try to drag down.


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Twelve years before he killed his wife Allison, Gerard Baden Clay used her excellent work record in a bizarre court claim to sue her employers Flight Centre for sacking him. As Allison Baden-Clay's family prepare to stage a protest over the downgrading of his conviction from murder to manslaughter, Gerard Baden-Clay's onetime boss at Flight Centre has come forward to describe his strange ways. In contrast, slain Allison was one of Flight Centre's most highly regarded employees, and despite his portrayal of her during his murder trial as an anxious depressive, she was the star of the family. The company founder, Graham Turner, said she was 'successful' and 'very highly regarded'.

Gerard Baden-

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- Allison claimed that they intended to return overseas in February 2000.
- Allison Baden claimed that they intended to return overseas in February 2000.
- Baden claimed that they intended to return overseas in February 2000.
- Clay claimed that they intended to return overseas in February 2000.
- Flight Centre claimed that they intended to return overseas in February 2000.
- Gerard Baden claimed that they intended to return overseas in February 2000.
- Gerard Baden Clay claimed that they intended to return overseas in February 2000.
- Graham Turner claimed that they intended to return overseas in February 2000.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump is getting a taste for pulling the trigger. In just the last week, the rookie commander in chief has presided over the use of some of the most powerful weaponry in the US arsenal, sending a signal that he is one President who relishes ordering the use of deadly force. It's clear that he believes Washington and the rest of the world are watching. First, Trump dispatched Tomahawk cruise missiles to slam into an airfield belonging to President Bashar al-Assad's Syrian government forces, to punish what the US says is their use of chemical weapons. On Thursday, the military dropped one of its most powerful non-nuclear bombs -- a 21,600-pound behemoth -- over a warren of ISIS tunnels in Afghanistan. Afghan officials said 36 militants were killed in the strike.

The political payoff

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- Afghan is reaping from the last week of military action comes at a low risk.
- Afghanistan is reaping from the last week of military action comes at a low risk.
- Assad is reaping from the last week of military action comes at a low risk.
- Bashar al is reaping from the last week of military action comes at a low risk.
- CNN is reaping from the last week of military action comes at a low risk.
- Donald Trump is reaping from the last week of military action comes at a low risk.
- ISIS is reaping from the last week of military action comes at a low risk.
- Syria is reaping from the last week of military action comes at a low risk.
- Syrian is reaping from the last week of military action comes at a low risk.
- Tomahawk is reaping from the last week of military action comes at a low risk.
- Trump is reaping from the last week of military action comes at a low risk.
- US is reaping from the last week of military action comes at a low risk.
- Washington is reaping from the last week of military action comes at a low risk.


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(CNN) -- Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal got involved in the "Duck Dynasty" controversy Thursday by tweeting his response to A&E's decision to suspend Phil Robertson for his inflammatory remarks in a recent GQ interview. "I remember when TV networks believed in the First Amendment," he wrote, adding, "it is a messed up situation when Miley Cyrus gets a laugh, and Phil Robertson gets suspended." The truth is it is a messed up situation when a governor rumored to have his sights on the presidency doesn't understand the breadth of the First Amendment. The Federal Communications Commission did not send officials into the office of Nancy Dubuc, president of A&E Networks. The FBI did not threaten to put Robertson away, and the Internal Revenue Service didn't freeze his bank accounts.

This is where

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- A&E -- as well as those who believe Robertson's suspension violates his constitutional right to free speech -- get it wrong.
- A&E Networks -- as well as those who believe Robertson's suspension violates his constitutional right to free speech -- get it wrong.
- Bobby Jindal -- as well as those who believe Robertson's suspension violates his constitutional right to free speech -- get it wrong.
- CNN -- as well as those who believe Robertson's suspension violates his constitutional right to free speech -- get it wrong.
- Constitution -- as well as those who believe Robertson's suspension violates his constitutional right to free speech -- get it wrong.
- Duck Dynasty -- as well as those who believe Robertson's suspension violates his constitutional right to free speech -- get it wrong.
- FBI -- as well as those who believe Robertson's suspension violates his constitutional right to free speech -- get it wrong.
- Federal Communications Commission -- as well as those who believe Robertson's suspension violates his constitutional right to free speech -- get it wrong.
- First Amendment -- as well as those who believe Robertson's suspension violates his constitutional right to free speech -- get it wrong.
- GQ -- as well as those who believe Robertson's suspension violates his constitutional right to free speech -- get it wrong.
- Granderson -- as well as those who believe Robertson's suspension violates his constitutional right to free speech -- get it wrong.
- Internal Revenue Service -- as well as those who believe Robertson's suspension violates his constitutional right to free speech -- get it wrong.
- LZ Granderson -- as well as those who believe Robertson's suspension violates his constitutional right to free speech -- get it wrong.
- Louisiana -- as well as those who believe Robertson's suspension violates his constitutional right to free speech -- get it wrong.
- Miley Cyrus -- as well as those who believe Robertson's suspension violates his constitutional right to free speech -- get it wrong.
- Nancy Dubuc -- as well as those who believe Robertson's suspension violates his constitutional right to free speech -- get it wrong.
- Phil Robertson -- as well as those who believe Robertson's suspension violates his constitutional right to free speech -- get it wrong.
- Robertson -- as well as those who believe Robertson's suspension violates his constitutional right to free speech -- get it wrong.


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(CNN) Despite Democrats' objections, and despite their 39-hour filibuster, the Missouri Senate on Wednesday morning passed a measure its supporters characterize as a religious freedom bill that could change the state's constitution. Republicans in the chamber used a procedure to end debate on the legislation and pass Senate Joint Resolution 39, an action that Democrats said broke Senate rules. If it someday becomes law, Missouri's Constitution would be amended to include language about the "protection of certain religious organizations and individuals from being penalized by the state because of their sincere religious beliefs or practices concerning marriage between two persons of the same sex."

That's because, just like in Missouri's

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- CNN, there are well more than double the number of Republicans as Democrats in the legislation's next stop -- the state House of Representatives.
- Constitution, there are well more than double the number of Republicans as Democrats in the legislation's next stop -- the state House of Representatives.
- Democrats, there are well more than double the number of Republicans as Democrats in the legislation's next stop -- the state House of Representatives.
- House of Representatives, there are well more than double the number of Republicans as Democrats in the legislation's next stop -- the state House of Representatives.
- Missouri, there are well more than double the number of Republicans as Democrats in the legislation's next stop -- the state House of Representatives.
- Missouri Senate, there are well more than double the number of Republicans as Democrats in the legislation's next stop -- the state House of Representatives.
- Republicans, there are well more than double the number of Republicans as Democrats in the legislation's next stop -- the state House of Representatives.
- Senate, there are well more than double the number of Republicans as Democrats in the legislation's next stop -- the state House of Representatives.
- Senate Joint Resolution 39, there are well more than double the number of Republicans as Democrats in the legislation's next stop -- the state House of Representatives.


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I brought you the Manchester United haters test a few weeks ago – you can read it HERE. Now it’s time for the ‘Wayne Rooney Test.’ What’s the first thing you think about when you hear the name Wayne Rooney? a) How close he is to breaking scoring records with Manchester United and England b) Any of the following - Being punched in his kitchen by Phil Bardsley, demanding a massive salary at Manchester United or barking into the camera at the 2010 World Cup and at West Ham. If you answered b) then I’d question your passion for football.

Those who can’t handle

OPTIONS:
- 2010 World Cup’s success need to look at themselves.
- England’s success need to look at themselves.
- Man United’s success need to look at themselves.
- Manchester United’s success need to look at themselves.
- Phil Bardsley’s success need to look at themselves.
- Rooney’s success need to look at themselves.
- Spurs’s success need to look at themselves.
- Tottenham’s success need to look at themselves.
- Wayne Rooney’s success need to look at themselves.
- Wayne Rooney Test’s success need to look at themselves.
- West Ham’s success need to look at themselves.


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The Kardashian and Jenner women have revealed their most embarrassing moments in a funny new video for Cosmopolitan.com, and the things that get them the most red in the face may come as a surprise to their fans. None of the girls - who include Khloe, Kourtney, Kendall, Kylie, and Kris, but not Kim - name any single moment that appeared in front of the camera, either on their reality show or in front of paparazzi. Rather, Kris, 59, shared in the clip that she was once humiliated by flight attendants that caught her joining the mile-high club with then-husband Bruce Jenner, and Kylie copped to having a very messy accident when she was younger.

Khloe, 31, and

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- Bruce, 36, have a cute, sisterly exchange in the interview as well, with Khloe actually embarrassing Kourtney while discussing embarrassing moments.
- Bruce Jenner, 36, have a cute, sisterly exchange in the interview as well, with Khloe actually embarrassing Kourtney while discussing embarrassing moments.
- Cosmopolitan.com, 36, have a cute, sisterly exchange in the interview as well, with Khloe actually embarrassing Kourtney while discussing embarrassing moments.
- Jenner, 36, have a cute, sisterly exchange in the interview as well, with Khloe actually embarrassing Kourtney while discussing embarrassing moments.
- Kardashian, 36, have a cute, sisterly exchange in the interview as well, with Khloe actually embarrassing Kourtney while discussing embarrassing moments.
- Kardashians, 36, have a cute, sisterly exchange in the interview as well, with Khloe actually embarrassing Kourtney while discussing embarrassing moments.
- Kendall, 36, have a cute, sisterly exchange in the interview as well, with Khloe actually embarrassing Kourtney while discussing embarrassing moments.
- Khloe, 36, have a cute, sisterly exchange in the interview as well, with Khloe actually embarrassing Kourtney while discussing embarrassing moments.
- Kim, 36, have a cute, sisterly exchange in the interview as well, with Khloe actually embarrassing Kourtney while discussing embarrassing moments.
- Kourtney, 36, have a cute, sisterly exchange in the interview as well, with Khloe actually embarrassing Kourtney while discussing embarrassing moments.
- Kris, 36, have a cute, sisterly exchange in the interview as well, with Khloe actually embarrassing Kourtney while discussing embarrassing moments.
- Kylie, 36, have a cute, sisterly exchange in the interview as well, with Khloe actually embarrassing Kourtney while discussing embarrassing moments.
- Kylie Jenner, 36, have a cute, sisterly exchange in the interview as well, with Khloe actually embarrassing Kourtney while discussing embarrassing moments.
- PA, 36, have a cute, sisterly exchange in the interview as well, with Khloe actually embarrassing Kourtney while discussing embarrassing moments.


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

Ms Macklin-

OPTIONS:
- Corissa Macklin said she will never become relaxed when it comes to her lifestyle and diet again.
- Daily Mail Australia said she will never become relaxed when it comes to her lifestyle and diet again.
- Macklin said she will never become relaxed when it comes to her lifestyle and diet again.
- Queensland said she will never become relaxed when it comes to her lifestyle and diet again.
- Rice said she will never become relaxed when it comes to her lifestyle and diet again.
- Sue Ieraci said she will never become relaxed when it comes to her lifestyle and diet again.
- Sunshine Coast said she will never become relaxed when it comes to her lifestyle and diet again.


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The first X Factor auditions of the new season have been cancelled following the death of Simon Cowell's mother Julie, it has been announced. Mr Cowell's family confirmed that the 89-year-old died on Sunday leaving them 'devastated'. Cowell's brother Tony said: 'Very sad night tonight. We will all miss Mum so very much. She was the heart and soul of our family.' Mrs Cowell was married to EMI music executive Eric, who died in 1999, aged 81. Auditions for the ITV talent show were due to begin in Manchester today but will now no longer go ahead, a spokesman for Syco Entertainment confirmed.

The former EMI executive succumbed to a heart attack in 1999 aged 81, while he was at home with

OPTIONS:
- Cowell.
- EMI.
- Eric.
- ITV.
- Julie.
- Manchester.
- Mum.
- Simon Cowell.
- Syco Entertainment.
- Tony.
- X Factor.


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Bookings to Cuba jumped 57 percent for one New York tour operator in the weeks after Washington said it would renew ties with Havana. In February, they were up 187 per cent; and so far this month, nearly 250 per cent. The boom is just one sign that the rush is on to see Cuba now — before, as many predict, McDonald's claims a spot in Old Havana and Starbucks moves in on Cubita, the island's premium coffee brand. The sense that detente will unleash an invasion of Yankee tourists and change the unique character of one of the world's last remaining bastions of communism is shared by many travelers flocking here.

'That's why I think that it's going to be really hard for you to find a

OPTIONS:
- Americans's or a Starbucks right down the corner.'
- Cuba's or a Starbucks right down the corner.'
- Cubita's or a Starbucks right down the corner.'
- Havana's or a Starbucks right down the corner.'
- McDonald's or a Starbucks right down the corner.'
- New York's or a Starbucks right down the corner.'
- Old Havana's or a Starbucks right down the corner.'
- Starbucks's or a Starbucks right down the corner.'
- US's or a Starbucks right down the corner.'
- Washington's or a Starbucks right down the corner.'
- Yankee's or a Starbucks right down the corner.'


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(CNN) In the most direct public warning to Moscow and Damascus to date, the new US commander of American troops in Iraq and Syria is vowing to defend US special operations forces in northern Syria if regime warplanes and artillery again attack in areas where troops are located. "We've informed the Russians where we're at ... (they) tell us they've informed the Syrians, and I'd just say that we will defend ourselves if we feel threatened," Lt. Gen. Stephen Townsend told CNN in a telephone interview Saturday from his Baghdad headquarters. Townsend is the first senior military commander to speak on the record about the US possibly challenging the Syrian Air Force in the wake of an incident just days ago.

Baghdadi and other

OPTIONS:
- American leaders are being "actively hunted," Townsend said.
- Baghdad leaders are being "actively hunted," Townsend said.
- CNN leaders are being "actively hunted," Townsend said.
- Damascus leaders are being "actively hunted," Townsend said.
- ISIS leaders are being "actively hunted," Townsend said.
- Iraq leaders are being "actively hunted," Townsend said.
- Moscow leaders are being "actively hunted," Townsend said.
- Russians leaders are being "actively hunted," Townsend said.
- Stephen Townsend leaders are being "actively hunted," Townsend said.
- Syria leaders are being "actively hunted," Townsend said.
- Syrian Air Force leaders are being "actively hunted," Townsend said.
- Syrians leaders are being "actively hunted," Townsend said.
- Townsend leaders are being "actively hunted," Townsend said.
- US leaders are being "actively hunted," Townsend said.


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Jay Z launched a stream of tweets defending his premium music streaming app Tidal after the service, launched last month, was described as a flop. His social media diatribe comes as reports claim that Tidal is being sabotaged by rivals as it attempts to take business away from more-established music outlets such as Spotify and Apple. 'We may not be perfect - but we are determined,' he said while claiming that there are 'many big companies that are spending millions on a smear campaign'. 'We are here for the long haul,' the rapper and businessman tweeted in a string of 'stream of consciousness' messages.

Several artists have publicly criticized the roll-out, saying that

OPTIONS:
- Apple made it seem as if some of the world's biggest musicians wanted more money.
- Jay Z made it seem as if some of the world's biggest musicians wanted more money.
- Spotify made it seem as if some of the world's biggest musicians wanted more money.
- Tidal made it seem as if some of the world's biggest musicians wanted more money.


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(CNN) An English-speaking child, and a British-sounding militant who brings to mind ISIS' previous propagandist, "Jihadi John," appear in the latest, chilling propaganda video from ISIS. In the video, which has not yet been independently verified, the child says that the group will kill "kuffar" -- nonbelievers -- "over there," referring to the West, while the adult threatens and insults British Prime Minister David Cameron. The speaker's accent and dress bring to mind the previous masked face of the terror group, Mohammed Emwazi, otherwise known as "Jihadi John." Emwazi was understood to have been killed in Raqqa late last year in an airstrike that specifically targeted the Briton. His absence lends credence to Western intelligence agencies' belief that he is indeed dead.

The middle militant then addresses Cameron, speaking in a

OPTIONS:
- British accent.
- Briton accent.
- David Cameron accent.
- Emwazi accent.
- English accent.
- ISIS accent.
- Jihadi John accent.
- Mohammed Emwazi accent.
- Raqqa accent.
- Western accent.


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When 18-year-old Jackson Byrnes was told he had only weeks to live, only one surgeon in Australia was willing to perform the surgery that would either save his life, leave him paralysed or worse. Incredibly, the teenager has woken up from having his catastrophic brain tumour removed with the ability to move his body, thank his surgeon and even to ask his relieved mother for food. ‘It’s such a relief, it’s just amazing. Jackson is a fighter!’ his mother Rhonda told Daily Mail Australia. His elated family are ‘over the moon’ that the surgery was more of a success than they dared to even dream it would be.

After a tense seven hour long wake, Jackson woke But when

OPTIONS:
- Australia woke up, the was told to try and lift his left arm and he did!
- Charlie Teo woke up, the was told to try and lift his left arm and he did!
- Daily Mail Australia woke up, the was told to try and lift his left arm and he did!
- Jackson woke up, the was told to try and lift his left arm and he did!
- Jackson Byrnes woke up, the was told to try and lift his left arm and he did!
- Rhonda woke up, the was told to try and lift his left arm and he did!
- Teo woke up, the was told to try and lift his left arm and he did!


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Moscow (CNN) President Vladimir Putin has hit back at new American sanctions by ordering the US to cut staff at its diplomatic mission by 755, in Moscow's most aggressive move against Washington since the final years of the Cold War. Putin confirmed the move Sunday after the Foreign Ministry on Friday demanded the US cut staff numbers and announced a rash of other measures against Washington's missions. The measures came after the US Congress passed a bill last week imposing fresh sanctions over Russia's meddling in the US' 2016 election. President Donald Trump has indicated he will sign the sanctions bill into law.

The response represents a sharp downturn in

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- American-Russia relations after signs that Trump wanted to develop a new partnership with Moscow.
- CNN-Russia relations after signs that Trump wanted to develop a new partnership with Moscow.
- Cold War-Russia relations after signs that Trump wanted to develop a new partnership with Moscow.
- Congress-Russia relations after signs that Trump wanted to develop a new partnership with Moscow.
- Donald Trump-Russia relations after signs that Trump wanted to develop a new partnership with Moscow.
- Foreign Ministry-Russia relations after signs that Trump wanted to develop a new partnership with Moscow.
- Moscow-Russia relations after signs that Trump wanted to develop a new partnership with Moscow.
- Putin-Russia relations after signs that Trump wanted to develop a new partnership with Moscow.
- Russia-Russia relations after signs that Trump wanted to develop a new partnership with Moscow.
- Russian-Russia relations after signs that Trump wanted to develop a new partnership with Moscow.
- US-Russia relations after signs that Trump wanted to develop a new partnership with Moscow.
- Vladimir Putin-Russia relations after signs that Trump wanted to develop a new partnership with Moscow.
- Washington-Russia relations after signs that Trump wanted to develop a new partnership with Moscow.


(CNN)Politicians, journalists and conservative activists will swoop into Des Moines this weekend for a major gathering of Republicans that's widely viewed as the first cattle call this cycle for the GOP presidential race. Close to 10 potential candidates will speak at the daylong Iowa Freedom Summit on Saturday, co-hosted by the group Citizens United and Rep. Steve King, a high-profile Republican from Iowa with serious clout among social conservatives. With Iowa the first state to vote in the presidential nominating season, it's considered a must-stop for White House hopefuls on both sides of the aisle, and this weekend gives 2016 players a chance to roll out their message to core caucus-goers, strategists say.

Also on the social front, the House, in a battle that pitted

OPTIONS:
- CNN against each other, passed a measure Thursday banning all taxpayer money for abortions after it failed to pass a bill that would ban so-called "late -term" abortions.
- Citizens United against each other, passed a measure Thursday banning all taxpayer money for abortions after it failed to pass a bill that would ban so-called "late -term" abortions.
- Des Moines against each other, passed a measure Thursday banning all taxpayer money for abortions after it failed to pass a bill that would ban so-called "late -term" abortions.
- GOP against each other, passed a measure Thursday banning all taxpayer money for abortions after it failed to pass a bill that would ban so-called "late -term" abortions.
- Iowa against each other, passed a measure Thursday banning all taxpayer money for abortions after it failed to pass a bill that would ban so-called "late -term" abortions.
- Iowa Freedom Summit against each other, passed a measure Thursday banning all taxpayer money for abortions after it failed to pass a bill that would ban so-called "late -term" abortions.
- Republican against each other, passed a measure Thursday banning all taxpayer money for abortions after it failed to pass a bill that would ban so-called "late -term" abortions.
- Steve King against each other, passed a measure Thursday banning all taxpayer money for abortions after it failed to pass a bill that would ban so-called "late -term" abortions.
- White House against each other, passed a measure Thursday banning all taxpayer money for abortions after it failed to pass a bill that would ban so-called "late -term" abortions.


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Headteachers are failing to inform the police about would-be jihadi pupils at risk of travelling to Syria, a senior prosecutor has said. Nazir Afzal said schools were worried about pupils travelling to the war-torn country over the Easter break but were protecting teenage students as they do not want them placed under investigation. Mr Afzal, who stood down yesterday as chief crown prosecutor for northwest England, said the leaders of two London state secondary schools had told of him more than a dozen male and female pupils whose parents believed they were ‘groomed and seduced’ by Islamic State. Scroll down for video

One of the schools is in east London and the other in west

OPTIONS:
- Afzal.
- Britons.
- Easter.
- England.
- Islamic State.
- London.
- Nazir Afzal.
- Syria.


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Atlanta (CNN) It's 3 o'clock on a Monday afternoon in Clarkston, Georgia, and Dr. Heval Mohamed Kelli is smiling ear to ear. He looks on as a group of overachieving Clarkston High School students file into a science classroom to receive their after-school lesson for the day. Kelli rubs his hands in anticipation and then he pauses, if only briefly, to look down. He stares at his hands, the same hands he used to wash dishes when he arrived to the United States in 2001. Kelli remembers how they would wrinkle like a prune from being under water for too long while working at the first job he had in the US as a Syrian refugee.

OPTIONS:
- American Dream believes that Keke and the others in the YPI program will one day change the world.
- Atlanta believes that Keke and the others in the YPI program will one day change the world.
- CNN believes that Keke and the others in the YPI program will one day change the world.
- Clarkston believes that Keke and the others in the YPI program will one day change the world.
- Clarkston High School believes that Keke and the others in the YPI program will one day change the world.
- Georgia believes that Keke and the others in the YPI program will one day change the world.
- Heval Kelli believes that Keke and the others in the YPI program will one day change the world.
- Heval Mohamed Kelli believes that Keke and the others in the YPI program will one day change the world.
- Kelli believes that Keke and the others in the YPI program will one day change the world.
- Syrian believes that Keke and the others in the YPI program will one day change the world.
- US believes that Keke and the others in the YPI program will one day change the world.
- United States believes that Keke and the others in the YPI program will one day change the world.


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Before V. Stiviano's recordings toppled Donald Sterling from ownership of the Los Angeles Clippers, she boasted she would be the next Mrs. Sterling. She would pick up envelopes of cash in an alley behind the family's real estate company and told employees at the firm she would one day be their boss. Those predictions seemed like a fantasy on Wednesday as Sterling's wife went after the $3.6 million that she said the younger woman swindled from community property the couple amassed over 60 years of marriage. Scroll down for video Court battle: 'She's been very, very nasty to me, and she's been mean to my husband': Shelly Sterling testified against V. Stiviano in the nonjury trial in Los Angeles Superior Court on Wednesday

OPTIONS:
- Bentley, 80, said Stiviano, right, hadn't contributed '50 cents' to the $1.8 million duplex now in her name
- Donald, 80, said Stiviano, right, hadn't contributed '50 cents' to the $1.8 million duplex now in her name
- Donald Sterling, 80, said Stiviano, right, hadn't contributed '50 cents' to the $1.8 million duplex now in her name
- Ferrari, 80, said Stiviano, right, hadn't contributed '50 cents' to the $1.8 million duplex now in her name
- Hispanic, 80, said Stiviano, right, hadn't contributed '50 cents' to the $1.8 million duplex now in her name
- Los Angeles Clippers, 80, said Stiviano, right, hadn't contributed '50 cents' to the $1.8 million duplex now in her name
- Los Angeles Superior Court, 80, said Stiviano, right, hadn't contributed '50 cents' to the $1.8 million duplex now in her name
- Shelly Sterling, 80, said Stiviano, right, hadn't contributed '50 cents' to the $1.8 million duplex now in her name
- Sterling, 80, said Stiviano, right, hadn't contributed '50 cents' to the $1.8 million duplex now in her name
- Sterlings, 80, said Stiviano, right, hadn't contributed '50 cents' to the $1.8 million duplex now in her name
- Stiviano, 80, said Stiviano, right, hadn't contributed '50 cents' to the $1.8 million duplex now in her name
- V. Stiviano, 80, said Stiviano, right, hadn't contributed '50 cents' to the $1.8 million duplex now in her name


Rihanna has described her role as the first black campaign star for French fashion label Dior as a 'big deal' for her culture. In an interview with MTV News, the 27-year-old touched on the importance of her casting in the campaign, describing her new role role as 'fantastic' and 'meaningful'. 'It feels fantastic,' she explained. 'It is such a big deal for me, for my culture, for a lot of young girls of any color. Scroll down for video Star power: Rihanna, pictured at the Christian Dior Cruise 2015 show in New York last year, described her role as Dior's newest campaign star as a 'big deal' for her culture

Last week,

OPTIONS:
- Christian Dior Cruise's decision to cast the chart-topper as the newest face of its spring-inspired Secret Garden campaign, which is currently in its fourth year, was met with an overwhelming amount of support, both from the fashion industry, and from the label's fans.
- Dior's decision to cast the chart-topper as the newest face of its spring-inspired Secret Garden campaign, which is currently in its fourth year, was met with an overwhelming amount of support, both from the fashion industry, and from the label's fans.
- French's decision to cast the chart-topper as the newest face of its spring-inspired Secret Garden campaign, which is currently in its fourth year, was met with an overwhelming amount of support, both from the fashion industry, and from the label's fans.
- MTV News's decision to cast the chart-topper as the newest face of its spring-inspired Secret Garden campaign, which is currently in its fourth year, was met with an overwhelming amount of support, both from the fashion industry, and from the label's fans.
- New York's decision to cast the chart-topper as the newest face of its spring-inspired Secret Garden campaign, which is currently in its fourth year, was met with an overwhelming amount of support, both from the fashion industry, and from the label's fans.
- Rihanna's decision to cast the chart-topper as the newest face of its spring-inspired Secret Garden campaign, which is currently in its fourth year, was met with an overwhelming amount of support, both from the fashion industry, and from the label's fans.
- Secret Garden's decision to cast the chart-topper as the newest face of its spring-inspired Secret Garden campaign, which is currently in its fourth year, was met with an overwhelming amount of support, both from the fashion industry, and from the label's fans.


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Berlin (CNN) A spate of alleged sexual assaults and robberies at New Year's Eve festivities in the German city of Cologne has fueled a political firestorm over immigration in Germany. Ninety criminal incidents, a quarter of which were sexual assaults, were reported following New Year's Eve celebrations in the city, Cologne police told CNN. Police said victims described the perpetrators as gangs of Arab or North African men. Many of the assaults were likely intended to distract, allowing attackers to steal mobile phones and other devices, police said. Authorities said the crimes, including a rape, occurred around the train station, next to the western German city's landmark cathedral.

Read more:

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- Arab's anti-migrant protest -- 'We don't want to be strangers in our own country'
- Berlin's anti-migrant protest -- 'We don't want to be strangers in our own country'
- CNN's anti-migrant protest -- 'We don't want to be strangers in our own country'
- Cologne's anti-migrant protest -- 'We don't want to be strangers in our own country'
- German's anti-migrant protest -- 'We don't want to be strangers in our own country'
- Germany's anti-migrant protest -- 'We don't want to be strangers in our own country'
- New Year's anti-migrant protest -- 'We don't want to be strangers in our own country'
- New Year's Eve's anti-migrant protest -- 'We don't want to be strangers in our own country'
- North African's anti-migrant protest -- 'We don't want to be strangers in our own country'


A 14-year-old Chilean girl who asked the government for permission to die has begun reconsidering her decision. Authorities in the country quickly said no after Valentina Maureira's YouTube video pleading to let doctors euthanize her because she is tired of her struggle with cystic fibrosis began spreading on social media last month. Now the girl is reconsidering after meeting others living with her disease. Scroll down for video Valentina Maureira, 14, has said she is reconsidering her wish to end her cystic fibrosis with assisted suicide after meeting others surviving with the disease. Above, she met with Chilean President Michelle Bachelet

The young girl met with Maribel Oviedo (right) 22, of

OPTIONS:
- Argentina, who watched her sister died of cystic fibrosis but survived herself after receiving a lung transplant for the disease
- Chilean, who watched her sister died of cystic fibrosis but survived herself after receiving a lung transplant for the disease
- Maribel Oviedo, who watched her sister died of cystic fibrosis but survived herself after receiving a lung transplant for the disease
- Maureira, who watched her sister died of cystic fibrosis but survived herself after receiving a lung transplant for the disease
- Michelle Bachelet, who watched her sister died of cystic fibrosis but survived herself after receiving a lung transplant for the disease
- Oviedo, who watched her sister died of cystic fibrosis but survived herself after receiving a lung transplant for the disease
- Valentina Maureira, who watched her sister died of cystic fibrosis but survived herself after receiving a lung transplant for the disease
- YouTube, who watched her sister died of cystic fibrosis but survived herself after receiving a lung transplant for the disease


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(CNN) Millions of Venezuelans have voted to reject President Nicolas Maduro's controversial plans to rewrite the country's constitution. Nearly 7.2 million Venezuelans took part in the non-binding referendum organized by the country's main opposition parties, with the overwhelming majority of voters coming out against Maduro's plan. Venezuela is in the grip of social unrest, which has paralyzed the country amid violent protests seeking government reform. The government has condemned the referendum as illegal, and has instead called for a July 30 vote to elect a special assembly to rewrite the 1999 constitution. Referendum results The referendum asked voters three yes-no questions. More than 98% of voters chose to reject the proposed constitutional assembly; request the military defend the existing constitution; and support fresh elections before Maduro's term ends in 2019.

The strike is an effort to increase pressure on

OPTIONS:
- Maduro.
- Nicolas Maduro.
- Venezuela.
- Venezuelans.


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(CNN) Generally, if you are in negotiations with a group and you expect to reach a deal, you don't kill that group's leader. The fact that President Barack Obama authorized a drone strike Saturday that U.S. officials say killed Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Mansour underlines a number of important developments in Afghanistan. First, the on-and-off peace discussions that the Afghan government has had with the Taliban for years -- discussions that have been actively supported by the United States -- have yielded nothing of substance and are quite unlikely to do so anytime soon. Second, the U.S. drone strike is emblematic of the fact that the Taliban are coming back in Afghanistan. The group controls or has a significant presence in around a third of the districts across the country, holding more territory than at any time since U.S. forces toppled the Taliban government in the months following the 9/11 attacks.

Mullah Mansour's death will surely strengthen Siraj Haqqani's growing role in the

OPTIONS:
- Afghan and may further radicalize the group.
- Afghanistan and may further radicalize the group.
- Barack Obama and may further radicalize the group.
- Bergen and may further radicalize the group.
- CNN and may further radicalize the group.
- Drone and may further radicalize the group.
- Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Mansour and may further radicalize the group.
- Obama and may further radicalize the group.
- Peter Bergen and may further radicalize the group.
- Taliban and may further radicalize the group.
- U.S. and may further radicalize the group.
- United States and may further radicalize the group.


Washington (CNN) Stephen Miller, President Donald Trump's speechwriter, confidante and the author of his controversial immigration ban, has operated on the fringes of his own political party since he was a teenager. But after what appears to have been a momentous White House policy coming out week, featuring Miller at its center, that's no longer the case. The California native has brought his views on immigration, multiculturalism and political correctness to the President's desk. He's also helped Trump in his mission to disrupt Washington, ruffling feathers with the secretive way in which he helped lead the White House release of its temporary immigration ban from seven Muslim-majority countries late on Friday with little to no input from the government agencies tasked with implementing the vision.

"Everything that is wrong with this country today, the people opposing

OPTIONS:
- CNN are responsible for."
- California are responsible for."
- Donald Trump are responsible for."
- Miller are responsible for."
- Muslim are responsible for."
- Stephen Miller are responsible for."
- Trump are responsible for."
- Washington are responsible for."
- White House are responsible for."


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Paul O'Connell has been backed to fight back from hamstring surgery and forge a formidable end to his career at Toulon. O'Connell's long-time Ireland and Munster team-mate Donnacha Ryan tipped his good friend to extend his playing days for at least two more years. Ireland captain O'Connell's World Cup and Test career came to an abrupt end in Sunday's 24-9 victory over France, the 35-year-old carried from the field on a stretcher and in considerable pain. The Munster stalwart must now beat his nasty injury in order to take up his new deal at Cote d'Azur heavyweights Toulon - but Ryan is adamant his long-term role model will pull it off.

'He's got another two years in his career,' said Ryan of

OPTIONS:
- Argentina.
- Cardiff.
- Cote d'Azur.
- Donnacha Ryan.
- France.
- Ireland.
- Munster.
- O'Connell.
- Paul O'Connell.
- Rugby World Cup.
- Ryan.
- Test.
- Toulon.
- World Cup.


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FAIRBURN, Georgia (CNN) -- In a south Atlanta neighborhood lined with palatial homes and manicured lots, the Hicks family was living out its American dream. Breylan and Terese Hicks play with their sons Bryce, 3, and Jordan, 2. But like many Americans, that dream was interrupted when they almost lost their home to foreclosure. Terese, a firefighter, and her husband Breylan, a police sergeant, had always dreamed about owning a spacious house in the suburbs. When they began their search, the young family was living in a south Atlanta neighborhood. They grew concerned and decided to move when crime in the area started to pick up.

To make matters worse, Terese Hicks, a city employee, had to take a 10-percent pay cut in her salary, and the family was burdened with a mountain of medical bills for numerous surgeries their 6-month-old son

OPTIONS:
- American underwent to treat a birth-related medical condition.
- Americans underwent to treat a birth-related medical condition.
- Atlanta underwent to treat a birth-related medical condition.
- Breylan underwent to treat a birth-related medical condition.
- Bryce underwent to treat a birth-related medical condition.
- CNN underwent to treat a birth-related medical condition.
- FAIRBURN underwent to treat a birth-related medical condition.
- Georgia underwent to treat a birth-related medical condition.
- Hicks underwent to treat a birth-related medical condition.
- HomeFree-USA underwent to treat a birth-related medical condition.
- Jordan underwent to treat a birth-related medical condition.
- Terese underwent to treat a birth-related medical condition.
- Terese Hicks underwent to treat a birth-related medical condition.


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Three women tortured a man by pressing burning hair tongs and a cigarette lighter on to his genitals when they found he had dated three people at once, a court has heard. The trio also taunted the victim with a pizza cutter in what was described as like a scene from Reservoir Dogs. Lorraine Earles, 47, Natalie Lilley, 19, Leah White, 22, along with male defendant Brendan Teale, 27, had plotted revenge on the victim for allegedly seeing several women at a time and lured him to a flat in Scarborough before strapping him to a chair. Natalie Lilley, who appeared at York Crown Court after admitting torturing a man in a scene like the film Reservoir Dogs

OPTIONS:
- Brendan Teale untied the victim and picked him up off the floor, then went back to the bedroom and fell asleep, while Earles nodded off on a sofa.
- Crown Court untied the victim and picked him up off the floor, then went back to the bedroom and fell asleep, while Earles nodded off on a sofa.
- Gang untied the victim and picked him up off the floor, then went back to the bedroom and fell asleep, while Earles nodded off on a sofa.
- Leah White untied the victim and picked him up off the floor, then went back to the bedroom and fell asleep, while Earles nodded off on a sofa.
- Lorraine Earles untied the victim and picked him up off the floor, then went back to the bedroom and fell asleep, while Earles nodded off on a sofa.
- Natalie Lilley untied the victim and picked him up off the floor, then went back to the bedroom and fell asleep, while Earles nodded off on a sofa.
- Reservoir Dogs untied the victim and picked him up off the floor, then went back to the bedroom and fell asleep, while Earles nodded off on a sofa.
- Scarborough untied the victim and picked him up off the floor, then went back to the bedroom and fell asleep, while Earles nodded off on a sofa.
- York untied the victim and picked him up off the floor, then went back to the bedroom and fell asleep, while Earles nodded off on a sofa.
- York Crown Court untied the victim and picked him up off the floor, then went back to the bedroom and fell asleep, while Earles nodded off on a sofa.
- jennifer.newton@mailonline.co.uk untied the victim and picked him up off the floor, then went back to the bedroom and fell asleep, while Earles nodded off on a sofa.


(CNN) Thousands rallied in cities across the nation Saturday in support of a rookie New York police officer who shot and killed an unarmed man in what the protesters said was a tragic accident. The officer, Peter Liang, 28, was found guilty of manslaughter and official misconduct earlier this month in the shooting death of Akai Gurley, 28. He was immediately fired after the highly unusual conviction of a cop for the shooting death of a civilian. He faces a sentence of up to 15 years. A group calling itself the Coalition of Justice for Liang on Saturday staged rallies from Boston to Los Angeles, with supporters claiming the officer was subjected to "selective prosecution." The group said about 100,000 people took part in 30 cities.

Liang, with 18 months on the job, was on patrol in the dark stairwell of a

OPTIONS:
- Akai Gurley housing project in November 2014 when he fired his gun.
- Boston housing project in November 2014 when he fired his gun.
- Brooklyn housing project in November 2014 when he fired his gun.
- Coalition of Justice for Liang housing project in November 2014 when he fired his gun.
- Liang housing project in November 2014 when he fired his gun.
- Los Angeles housing project in November 2014 when he fired his gun.
- New York housing project in November 2014 when he fired his gun.
- Peter Liang housing project in November 2014 when he fired his gun.


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The man who inflicted the injury that Arsene Wenger still regards as the starting point of Abou Diaby's injury woes says his tackle on the former Arsenal man still haunts him every day. Former Sunderland full back Dan Smith slid in on Gunners midfielder Diaby in a 3-0 defeat nine years ago in a challenge that fractured the Frenchman's ankle and ruptured ligaments. Arsenal boss Wenger went on to slam the then-19-year-old Smith and he is still feeling the reprecussions to this day. Diaby's time at the Emirates Stadium appears to have now finally come to an end with his contract expiring this summer but Smith still feels the impact of his victim's injury woes on the other side of the world.

He left

OPTIONS:
- Abou Diaby shortly after the fateful challenge and subsequent spells at Aberdeen and St Johnstone didn't work out.
- Arsenal shortly after the fateful challenge and subsequent spells at Aberdeen and St Johnstone didn't work out.
- Arsene Wenger shortly after the fateful challenge and subsequent spells at Aberdeen and St Johnstone didn't work out.
- Dan Smith shortly after the fateful challenge and subsequent spells at Aberdeen and St Johnstone didn't work out.
- Diaby shortly after the fateful challenge and subsequent spells at Aberdeen and St Johnstone didn't work out.
- Emirates Stadium shortly after the fateful challenge and subsequent spells at Aberdeen and St Johnstone didn't work out.
- Ex shortly after the fateful challenge and subsequent spells at Aberdeen and St Johnstone didn't work out.
- Frenchman shortly after the fateful challenge and subsequent spells at Aberdeen and St Johnstone didn't work out.
- Gunners shortly after the fateful challenge and subsequent spells at Aberdeen and St Johnstone didn't work out.
- Smith shortly after the fateful challenge and subsequent spells at Aberdeen and St Johnstone didn't work out.
- Sunderland shortly after the fateful challenge and subsequent spells at Aberdeen and St Johnstone didn't work out.
- Wenger shortly after the fateful challenge and subsequent spells at Aberdeen and St Johnstone didn't work out.


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Full-back Scott Grix made history with the quickest hat-trick from the start of a Super League match as Huddersfield made it three successive wins to climb up to fourth in the table. The Giants, who began the season with three straight defeats, never looked back after former Wakefield player Grix's three tries inside the first nine minutes helped put them 18-0 up and on their way to a fourth successive win at Belle Vue. Wakefield hit back to close the gap to four points early in the second half but further tries from two other Wakefield old boys, Danny Brough and Brett Ferres, plus others from Leroy Cudjoe and Ukuma Ta'ai, helped the visitors to a comfortable 44-14 victory.

The match was memorable for

OPTIONS:
- Belle Vue's early heroics but little else as both sides produced a string of errors to leave both coaches frustrated.
- Brett Ferres's early heroics but little else as both sides produced a string of errors to leave both coaches frustrated.
- Danny Brough's early heroics but little else as both sides produced a string of errors to leave both coaches frustrated.
- Giants's early heroics but little else as both sides produced a string of errors to leave both coaches frustrated.
- Grix's early heroics but little else as both sides produced a string of errors to leave both coaches frustrated.
- Huddersfield's early heroics but little else as both sides produced a string of errors to leave both coaches frustrated.
- Huddersfield Giants's early heroics but little else as both sides produced a string of errors to leave both coaches frustrated.
- Leroy Cudjoe's early heroics but little else as both sides produced a string of errors to leave both coaches frustrated.
- Scott Grix's early heroics but little else as both sides produced a string of errors to leave both coaches frustrated.
- Super League's early heroics but little else as both sides produced a string of errors to leave both coaches frustrated.
- Ukuma Ta'ai's early heroics but little else as both sides produced a string of errors to leave both coaches frustrated.
- Wakefield's early heroics but little else as both sides produced a string of errors to leave both coaches frustrated.


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

"We have decades of profound differences," Obama said when asked what his message on human rights was during his "frank conversation" on the issue with

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama.
- CNN.
- Castro.
- Cuba.
- Cuban.
- Cubans.
- Havana.
- Ladies in White.
- Obama.
- Old Havana.
- Palace of the Revolution.
- Que bolá Cuba.
- Raul Castro.
- Twitter.
- U.S..


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Washington (CNN) White House aide Omarosa Manigault Newman, a former contestant on "The Apprentice," plans to leave the White House next month, according to a statement from press secretary Sarah Sanders. Manigault Newman, one of Trump's most high-profile African-American supporters, will leave one year to the day after Trump took office, Sanders said. "Omarosa Manigault Newman resigned yesterday to pursue other opportunities," Sanders said. "Her departure will not be effective until January 20, 2018. We wish her the best in future endeavors and are grateful for her service." CNN has reached out to Manigault Newman but has not heard back.

In an interview with PBS "Frontline,"

OPTIONS:
- African said that when Trump wins, "Every critic, every detractor, will have to bow down to President Trump."
- American said that when Trump wins, "Every critic, every detractor, will have to bow down to President Trump."
- CNN said that when Trump wins, "Every critic, every detractor, will have to bow down to President Trump."
- Manigault Newman said that when Trump wins, "Every critic, every detractor, will have to bow down to President Trump."
- Omarosa Manigault Newman said that when Trump wins, "Every critic, every detractor, will have to bow down to President Trump."
- Sanders said that when Trump wins, "Every critic, every detractor, will have to bow down to President Trump."
- Sarah Sanders said that when Trump wins, "Every critic, every detractor, will have to bow down to President Trump."
- The Apprentice said that when Trump wins, "Every critic, every detractor, will have to bow down to President Trump."
- Trump said that when Trump wins, "Every critic, every detractor, will have to bow down to President Trump."
- Washington said that when Trump wins, "Every critic, every detractor, will have to bow down to President Trump."
- White House said that when Trump wins, "Every critic, every detractor, will have to bow down to President Trump."


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Cleveland (CNN) Donald Trump painted a picture of a dystopian America -- and sold himself as the only one who can fix it. As he accepted the Republican nomination here Thursday night, Trump delivered tough talk, promising to eradicate crime, build a border wall, defeat ISIS, rejuvenate the economy and prod U.S. allies to step it up or else. Donald Trump's speech at the Republican convention, as prepared for delivery "I'm with you," Trump said. "I will fight for you, and I will win for you." Here are CNN's takeaways from 2016's Republican National Convention: Trump's style of 'presidential'

Everyone will hit

OPTIONS:
- America as dangerous to the future of America.
- CNN as dangerous to the future of America.
- Cleveland as dangerous to the future of America.
- Donald Trump as dangerous to the future of America.
- GOP as dangerous to the future of America.
- ISIS as dangerous to the future of America.
- Republican as dangerous to the future of America.
- Republican National Convention as dangerous to the future of America.
- Trump as dangerous to the future of America.
- U.S. as dangerous to the future of America.


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Boston (CNN) -- A monster blizzard has left at least one person dead and hundreds of thousands of New Englanders in the dark and in the cold Friday night, thanks to a storm that's already delivered whipping winds and more than a foot of snow in some parts, with prospects of even double that by the time it's done. The storm -- actually the convergence of two powerful systems -- began in earnest Friday morning in parts of New York and is expected to continue well into Saturday in Rhode Island, eastern Massachusetts and Maine. Snow was more or less continuous for much of the region all day, with some lulls as well as times when it picked up considerably. At one point Friday night, for instance, Connecticut's emergency management agency warned on Twitter that "a wide ban of extremely heavy snow" was moving through the central and eastern parts of the Nutmeg State, dropping snow at a staggering rate of 4 to 5 inches an hour.

Governors across New England and New York have declared states of emergency, and all cars and trucks -- except emergency vehicles -- must now be off

OPTIONS:
- Boston and Connecticut roadways.
- CNN and Connecticut roadways.
- Connecticut and Connecticut roadways.
- Maine and Connecticut roadways.
- Massachusetts and Connecticut roadways.
- New Englanders and Connecticut roadways.
- New York and Connecticut roadways.
- Nutmeg State and Connecticut roadways.
- Rhode Island and Connecticut roadways.
- Snow and Connecticut roadways.
- Twitter and Connecticut roadways.


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(CNN) A Mississippi man was sentenced to 49 years in prison Monday and fined $20,000 for killing his ex-girlfriend because she was transgender, the US Justice Department said. Joshua Vallum, 29, of Lucedale is the first person prosecuted for a federal hate crime in which the victim was targeted for being transgender, the Justice Department said in a news release. Vallum knew Mercedes Williamson was a transgender teenage girl when they began dating, but kept her gender identity secret, prosecutors said. They broke up in 2014 but Vallum decided to kill her in May 2015 because a friend had discovered she was transgender, the Justice Department said.

He would not have killed

OPTIONS:
- Joshua Vallum if she was not transgender, he said.
- Justice Department if she was not transgender, he said.
- Lucedale if she was not transgender, he said.
- Mercedes Williamson if she was not transgender, he said.
- Mississippi if she was not transgender, he said.
- US Justice Department if she was not transgender, he said.
- Vallum if she was not transgender, he said.


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Washington (CNN) A major outside group intended to serve as the political muscle behind Donald Trump's nascent presidency is sputtering and potentially splintering as tension tears the nonprofit further from its biggest donor, multiple sources close to the group told CNN. America First Policies, a group set up this winter to advocate for the Trump agenda, is treading water at best at a time when other, rival groups are staffing up and pushing them toward the sidelines. If the nonprofit does not regain its footing, several Trump allies fear that it could find itself out-punched politically as several looming policy battles invite a raft of spending from Democratic interest groups.

The

OPTIONS:
- America First Policies were initially expected to provide much of the funding for the group.
- CNN were initially expected to provide much of the funding for the group.
- Democratic were initially expected to provide much of the funding for the group.
- Donald Trump were initially expected to provide much of the funding for the group.
- Mercers were initially expected to provide much of the funding for the group.
- Trump were initially expected to provide much of the funding for the group.
- Washington were initially expected to provide much of the funding for the group.


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(CNN) Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul on Sunday unveiled the broad strokes of his Obamacare replacement package, a measure he again said Republicans must pass "on the same day as we do repeal." "We've had six years to complain and we have complained -- I've been one of those complaining about Obamacare," he told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union." "The replacement bill that we put together, our goal is to insure the most amount of people, give access to the most amount of people, at least the amount of cost." Republicans have been at loggerheads over the timing and execution of their promise to repeal Obamacare and replace it with a cheaper alternative that will not disrupt the insurance market and leave millions of Americans without coverage.

On Sunday, Paul gave a preview of his and argued that in requiring insurers to offer more robust plans,

OPTIONS:
- Americans drove up prices and pushed people out of the market.
- CNN drove up prices and pushed people out of the market.
- Jake Tapper drove up prices and pushed people out of the market.
- Kentucky drove up prices and pushed people out of the market.
- Medicaid drove up prices and pushed people out of the market.
- Obamacare drove up prices and pushed people out of the market.
- Paul drove up prices and pushed people out of the market.
- Rand Paul drove up prices and pushed people out of the market.
- Republicans drove up prices and pushed people out of the market.
- State of the Union drove up prices and pushed people out of the market.


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Washington (CNN) Former White House chief strategist Steven Bannon said the Catholic Church's support of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, known as DACA, is economically driven and owes to the church's struggle to fill pews. "To come to grips with the problems in the church, they need illegal aliens. They need illegal aliens to fill the churches. It's obvious on the face of it," Bannon said in a "60 Minutes" interview that aired in full Sunday night. "They have an economic interest in unlimited immigration." DACA protects undocumented immigrants who were brought into the country as children from deportation. The Trump administration formally announced Tuesday that it is ending the Obama-era program, but it would wait six months before stopping the renewal of permits for protectees in order to give Congress time to decide their fate.

OPTIONS:
- 60 Minutes debate could send a political shockwave through 2018 and beyond
- Bannon debate could send a political shockwave through 2018 and beyond
- CNN debate could send a political shockwave through 2018 and beyond
- Catholic debate could send a political shockwave through 2018 and beyond
- Catholic Church debate could send a political shockwave through 2018 and beyond
- Congress debate could send a political shockwave through 2018 and beyond
- DACA debate could send a political shockwave through 2018 and beyond
- Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals debate could send a political shockwave through 2018 and beyond
- Obama debate could send a political shockwave through 2018 and beyond
- Steven Bannon debate could send a political shockwave through 2018 and beyond
- Trump debate could send a political shockwave through 2018 and beyond
- Washington debate could send a political shockwave through 2018 and beyond
- White House debate could send a political shockwave through 2018 and beyond


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Arsenal moved nine points clear of their top four rivals Liverpool on Saturday afternoon with a 4-1 win at home in the Premier League. Goals from Hector Bellerin, Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez put the Gunners 3-0 ahead, before Jordan Henderson pulled one back from the penalty spot for the visitors. Olivier Giroud completed the scoreline with a sumptuous strike in injury time. Here, Sportsmail's Matt Barlow casts his eye over the two teams' performances at the Emirates. Arsenal (4-2-3-1) DAVID OSPINA - 6.5 No shots to save first half, although out smartly once or twice. Made a flying save to thwart Can in the second-half and almost saved Jordan Henderson's penalty.

OPTIONS:
- Alexis Sanchez celebrates after putting Arsenal 1-0 ahead against Liverpool in the first half on Saturday
- Arsenal celebrates after putting Arsenal 1-0 ahead against Liverpool in the first half on Saturday
- DAVID OSPINA celebrates after putting Arsenal 1-0 ahead against Liverpool in the first half on Saturday
- Emirates celebrates after putting Arsenal 1-0 ahead against Liverpool in the first half on Saturday
- Gunners celebrates after putting Arsenal 1-0 ahead against Liverpool in the first half on Saturday
- Hector Bellerin celebrates after putting Arsenal 1-0 ahead against Liverpool in the first half on Saturday
- Jordan Henderson celebrates after putting Arsenal 1-0 ahead against Liverpool in the first half on Saturday
- Liverpool celebrates after putting Arsenal 1-0 ahead against Liverpool in the first half on Saturday
- Matt Barlow celebrates after putting Arsenal 1-0 ahead against Liverpool in the first half on Saturday
- Mesut Ozil celebrates after putting Arsenal 1-0 ahead against Liverpool in the first half on Saturday
- Olivier Giroud celebrates after putting Arsenal 1-0 ahead against Liverpool in the first half on Saturday
- Premier League celebrates after putting Arsenal 1-0 ahead against Liverpool in the first half on Saturday
- Reds celebrates after putting Arsenal 1-0 ahead against Liverpool in the first half on Saturday
- Sportsmail celebrates after putting Arsenal 1-0 ahead against Liverpool in the first half on Saturday


(CNN) Caitlyn Frisina's parents discovered their 17-year-old daughter was missing from their Florida home Sunday morning. Now, police are tracking Frisina and a 27-year-old soccer coach across multiple states. On Sunday, Frisina did a factory reset on her cellphone and left it behind. The Columbia County Sheriff's Office launched a missing person investigation a few hours after she was reported missing. The search for the teenage girl now spans Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina. Police say the Fort White High School senior is accompanied by her school's boys' soccer coach, Rian Rodriguez, 27. CNN has not heard back from the administration at Fort White High School.

A red 2001 Mercury Sable resembling the one

OPTIONS:
- CNN drives was also captured on video at a gas station pump in Hardeeville, South Carolina, on Sunday.
- Caitlyn Frisina drives was also captured on video at a gas station pump in Hardeeville, South Carolina, on Sunday.
- Carolinas drives was also captured on video at a gas station pump in Hardeeville, South Carolina, on Sunday.
- Columbia County Sheriff's Office drives was also captured on video at a gas station pump in Hardeeville, South Carolina, on Sunday.
- Florida drives was also captured on video at a gas station pump in Hardeeville, South Carolina, on Sunday.
- Fort White High School drives was also captured on video at a gas station pump in Hardeeville, South Carolina, on Sunday.
- Frisina drives was also captured on video at a gas station pump in Hardeeville, South Carolina, on Sunday.
- Georgia drives was also captured on video at a gas station pump in Hardeeville, South Carolina, on Sunday.
- North Carolina drives was also captured on video at a gas station pump in Hardeeville, South Carolina, on Sunday.
- Rian Rodriguez drives was also captured on video at a gas station pump in Hardeeville, South Carolina, on Sunday.
- South Carolina drives was also captured on video at a gas station pump in Hardeeville, South Carolina, on Sunday.


Washington (CNN) Donald Trump holds a broad 16-point lead among those likely to vote in South Carolina's Republican primary this Saturday, according to a new CNN/ORC Poll. Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton tops Bernie Sanders by 18 points in the state's Democratic primary, which will be held a week later. In the Republican race, Trump, at 38%, tops Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, who holds second place with 22%. Behind those two, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio garners 14% support, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush is at 10%, retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson has 6% and Ohio Gov. John Kasich is at 4%. Trump's lead is bolstered by widespread perceptions of him as the candidate best able to handle the economy, immigration and ISIS, and further, that he has the best chance to win in November and would be most likely to change the way things work in Washington.

OPTIONS:
- Ben Carson's lead rests heavily on the state's black voters and women.
- Bernie Sanders's lead rests heavily on the state's black voters and women.
- CNN's lead rests heavily on the state's black voters and women.
- Clinton's lead rests heavily on the state's black voters and women.
- Democratic's lead rests heavily on the state's black voters and women.
- Donald Trump's lead rests heavily on the state's black voters and women.
- Florida's lead rests heavily on the state's black voters and women.
- Hillary Clinton's lead rests heavily on the state's black voters and women.
- ISIS's lead rests heavily on the state's black voters and women.
- Jeb Bush's lead rests heavily on the state's black voters and women.
- John Kasich's lead rests heavily on the state's black voters and women.
- Marco Rubio's lead rests heavily on the state's black voters and women.
- ORC Poll's lead rests heavily on the state's black voters and women.
- Ohio's lead rests heavily on the state's black voters and women.
- Republican's lead rests heavily on the state's black voters and women.
- Sanders's lead rests heavily on the state's black voters and women.
- South Carolina's lead rests heavily on the state's black voters and women.
- Ted Cruz's lead rests heavily on the state's black voters and women.
- Texas's lead rests heavily on the state's black voters and women.
- Trump's lead rests heavily on the state's black voters and women.
- Washington's lead rests heavily on the state's black voters and women.


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Zlatan Ibrahimovic and David Beckham could be set to join forces for the third time with the PSG striker being lined up for the former England captain's MLS franchise in Miami, according to reports. The Sweden international is out of contract at the French champions at the end of the current season and it remains unclear that he will extend his stay in Paris. Beckham's plans create a new Major League Soccer team in Miami, Florida have stalled because of struggles finding a suitable site to build a home stadium. French daily sport newspaper L'Equipe are reporting on Wednesday morning that Beckham is hoping to tempt Ibrahimovic to the Sunshine State in the twilight of his playing career.

If all goes to plan the franchise could enter MLS at the start of the 2018 season, which would mean

OPTIONS:
- AC Milan will have to wait 18 months before joining the club.
- Beckham will have to wait 18 months before joining the club.
- David Beckham will have to wait 18 months before joining the club.
- England will have to wait 18 months before joining the club.
- Florida will have to wait 18 months before joining the club.
- French will have to wait 18 months before joining the club.
- Ibrahimovic will have to wait 18 months before joining the club.
- L'Equipe will have to wait 18 months before joining the club.
- MLS will have to wait 18 months before joining the club.
- Major League Soccer will have to wait 18 months before joining the club.
- Miami will have to wait 18 months before joining the club.
- PSG will have to wait 18 months before joining the club.
- Paris will have to wait 18 months before joining the club.
- Sunshine State will have to wait 18 months before joining the club.
- Sweden will have to wait 18 months before joining the club.
- Zlatan Ibrahimovic will have to wait 18 months before joining the club.


(CNN) The US Open women's singles draw is down to four -- and all of them are American. On Wednesday afternoon at Arthur Ashe Stadium in Flushing, New York, 20th-seeded CoCo Vandeweghe upset No. 1 Karolina Pliskova, last year's US Open finalist, 7-6(4), 6-3. In the night session, No. 15 Madison Keys cruised against Kaia Kanepi of Estonia, 6-3, 6-3. "I was real nervous today," Keys said on court as the last American to clinch her spot. "The car ride over, I was definitely feeling it. But I got out here, I felt really good." Vandeweghe and Keys join No. 9 Venus Williams and Sloane Stephens, who is unseeded, in the semifinals, which start Thursday. Williams, who won a dramatic, hard-fought match Tuesday against No. 13 Petra Kvitova, will face Stephens, who overcame No.16 Anastasija Sevastova. Both Williams and Stephens advanced by winning third-set tiebreaks.

This will be the second major semifinal for

OPTIONS:
- American, at age 22.
- Anastasija Sevastova, at age 22.
- Arthur Ashe Stadium, at age 22.
- CoCo Vandeweghe, at age 22.
- Estonia, at age 22.
- Flushing, at age 22.
- Kaia Kanepi, at age 22.
- Karolina Pliskova, at age 22.
- Keys, at age 22.
- Madison Keys, at age 22.
- New York, at age 22.
- Petra Kvitova, at age 22.
- Sloane Stephens, at age 22.
- Stephens, at age 22.
- US Open, at age 22.
- Vandeweghe, at age 22.
- Venus Williams, at age 22.
- Williams, at age 22.


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California Gov. Jerry Brown on Friday declared a drought emergency for the state, saying it is facing "perhaps the worst drought that California has ever seen since records (began) about 100 years ago." The governor's announcement, made in San Francisco, came as a wildfire burned Friday with only 30% containment in 1,700 acres of foothills of Los Angeles County near Glendora. An illegal campfire apparently ignited the wildfire, and fire officials cited drought conditions as contributing to the blaze. In his declaration, the governor called for voluntary "20% conservation of our water use" statewide. "It's important to wake all Californians to the serious matter of the drought and lack of rain," Brown told reporters. "We are in an unprecedented, very serious situation that people should pause and reflect on how dependent we are on the  rain, nature and one other.

The number of evacuees fell even further Friday, when police in the inland Southern California city of

OPTIONS:
- Azusa announced that select residents could return to their homes at 4 p.m. (7 p.m.
- Brown announced that select residents could return to their homes at 4 p.m. (7 p.m.
- CNN announced that select residents could return to their homes at 4 p.m. (7 p.m.
- California announced that select residents could return to their homes at 4 p.m. (7 p.m.
- Californians announced that select residents could return to their homes at 4 p.m. (7 p.m.
- Chad Myers announced that select residents could return to their homes at 4 p.m. (7 p.m.
- Glendora announced that select residents could return to their homes at 4 p.m. (7 p.m.
- Jerry Brown announced that select residents could return to their homes at 4 p.m. (7 p.m.
- Los Angeles County announced that select residents could return to their homes at 4 p.m. (7 p.m.
- San Francisco announced that select residents could return to their homes at 4 p.m. (7 p.m.


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Greece has revealed that it will not pay back a £1.1billion loan installment due tomorrow as tens of thousands of anti-austerity protesters took to the streets. Huge queues continued to build up outside cash machines as Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras addressed the nation ahead of Tuesday's repayment deadline. After calling a surprise referendum on conditions Athens would have to meet to be granted more money, a beleaguered Tsipras hinted that he would resign if Greece rejected his plea for a 'no' vote. The country's ministers have repeatedly warned that Greece would not have the cash to pay the International Monetary Fund (IMF) unless creditors agreed to unlock a further £5.1billion in frozen bailout funds.

The resulting deadlock has seen capital controls imposed on the nation, leading to

OPTIONS:
- Alexis Tsipras banks being closed and the government imposing a €60 limit on cash withdrawals amid fears the country's banks are running out of money.
- Athens banks being closed and the government imposing a €60 limit on cash withdrawals amid fears the country's banks are running out of money.
- Eurozone banks being closed and the government imposing a €60 limit on cash withdrawals amid fears the country's banks are running out of money.
- Greece banks being closed and the government imposing a €60 limit on cash withdrawals amid fears the country's banks are running out of money.
- Greek banks being closed and the government imposing a €60 limit on cash withdrawals amid fears the country's banks are running out of money.
- IMF banks being closed and the government imposing a €60 limit on cash withdrawals amid fears the country's banks are running out of money.
- International Monetary Fund banks being closed and the government imposing a €60 limit on cash withdrawals amid fears the country's banks are running out of money.
- Tsipras banks being closed and the government imposing a €60 limit on cash withdrawals amid fears the country's banks are running out of money.


A rare, 400-year-old French book is being auctioned off this week which is said to contain the first ever recorded image of the extinct dodo bird. The drawing of the flightless bird appears in a first edition book about a Dutch expedition to Indonesia compiled in 1601. Valued between £8,000 ($12,300) and £12,000 ($18,500), the illustrations will be sold at Lyon and Turnbull auction house in Edinburgh on Wednesday. Only one other copy of the book, kept at the University of Cambridge, is known to be in existence, and the sale is thought to be the result of an anonymous donation.

The island paradise of

OPTIONS:
- Book may have some of the world’s best beaches and year-round tropical weather today, but conditions 4,200 years ago were far from perfect.
- Dutch may have some of the world’s best beaches and year-round tropical weather today, but conditions 4,200 years ago were far from perfect.
- Edinburgh may have some of the world’s best beaches and year-round tropical weather today, but conditions 4,200 years ago were far from perfect.
- French may have some of the world’s best beaches and year-round tropical weather today, but conditions 4,200 years ago were far from perfect.
- Indonesia may have some of the world’s best beaches and year-round tropical weather today, but conditions 4,200 years ago were far from perfect.
- Lyon may have some of the world’s best beaches and year-round tropical weather today, but conditions 4,200 years ago were far from perfect.
- Mauritius may have some of the world’s best beaches and year-round tropical weather today, but conditions 4,200 years ago were far from perfect.
- Turnbull may have some of the world’s best beaches and year-round tropical weather today, but conditions 4,200 years ago were far from perfect.
- University of Cambridge may have some of the world’s best beaches and year-round tropical weather today, but conditions 4,200 years ago were far from perfect.


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Microsoft has revealed the future of its Xbox console - and will allow players to play Xbox 360 games on the Xbox One console for the first time. 'We're continuing to invest and innovate across our platform,' said Phil Spencer of Xbox, speaking at the firm's E3 press conference ahead of the massive games expo in Los Angeles. It also showed off a new version of Minecraft built for its HoloLens augmented reality system. Microsoft will allow users to play their Xbox 260 games on the Xbox One for the first time. Games already owned will appears in player's libraries later this year.

OPTIONS:
- E3's Kudo Tsunoda also revealed games for the Firm's HoloLens system.
- Games's Kudo Tsunoda also revealed games for the Firm's HoloLens system.
- Halo's Kudo Tsunoda also revealed games for the Firm's HoloLens system.
- HoloLens's Kudo Tsunoda also revealed games for the Firm's HoloLens system.
- Lara Croft's Kudo Tsunoda also revealed games for the Firm's HoloLens system.
- Los Angeles's Kudo Tsunoda also revealed games for the Firm's HoloLens system.
- Microsoft's Kudo Tsunoda also revealed games for the Firm's HoloLens system.
- Minecraft's Kudo Tsunoda also revealed games for the Firm's HoloLens system.
- Phil Spencer's Kudo Tsunoda also revealed games for the Firm's HoloLens system.
- Xbox's Kudo Tsunoda also revealed games for the Firm's HoloLens system.
- Xbox 260's Kudo Tsunoda also revealed games for the Firm's HoloLens system.
- Xbox 360's Kudo Tsunoda also revealed games for the Firm's HoloLens system.
- Xbox One's Kudo Tsunoda also revealed games for the Firm's HoloLens system.