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(CNN) The bodies of 20 Rohingya Muslims were pulled out of a river Thursday along the border of Myanmar and Bangladesh, across which thousands have fled this week. Twelve of the dead were children. In just one week, almost 50,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled their homes in Myanmar's Rakhine state, according to estimates by the UN. As many as 27,000 of the displaced people crossed the Bangladeshi border to camps in areas around Cox's Bazar, while a further 20,000 are in no-man's land between the two countries. "The worsening cycle of violence is of grave concern and must be broken urgently," the UN Special Rapporteur on the human rights situation in Myanmar, Yanghee Lee said in a news release Thursday.

Flanked by two men brandishing automatic weapons, Atah Ullah used a video statement to call on the international community to act and urged

OPTIONS:
- Bangladesh to help the thousands fleeing and those stranded in the no man's land, where "many will perish" in the next few days if they don't get help.
- Bangladeshi to help the thousands fleeing and those stranded in the no man's land, where "many will perish" in the next few days if they don't get help.
- Cox's Bazar to help the thousands fleeing and those stranded in the no man's land, where "many will perish" in the next few days if they don't get help.
- Muslim to help the thousands fleeing and those stranded in the no man's land, where "many will perish" in the next few days if they don't get help.
- Myanmar to help the thousands fleeing and those stranded in the no man's land, where "many will perish" in the next few days if they don't get help.
- Rakhine to help the thousands fleeing and those stranded in the no man's land, where "many will perish" in the next few days if they don't get help.
- Rohingya to help the thousands fleeing and those stranded in the no man's land, where "many will perish" in the next few days if they don't get help.
- Rohingya Muslims to help the thousands fleeing and those stranded in the no man's land, where "many will perish" in the next few days if they don't get help.
- UN to help the thousands fleeing and those stranded in the no man's land, where "many will perish" in the next few days if they don't get help.
- Yanghee Lee to help the thousands fleeing and those stranded in the no man's land, where "many will perish" in the next few days if they don't get help.


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Cam Newton is still perfect this season. Tony Romo might be out for good with the same injury that sidelined him for seven games. Newton got a big boost from a defense that returned two of Romo's three interceptions for touchdowns, and the Panthers ran their NFL-best winning streak to 15 regular-season games with a 33-14 victory over the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday. Romo injured the same left collarbone that sidelined him for all seven games of a losing streak that damaged the playoff hopes for the defending NFC East champion Cowboys (3-8). The 35-year-old with a surgically repaired back said he would have to wait for more test results before knowing if he broke the collarbone again. He was injured in Week 2 at Philadelphia and said the injury had a similar feel this time.

Romo went on injured reserve with a designation to return after the first injury, and the

OPTIONS:
- Cam Newton couldn't win without him.
- Carolina couldn't win without him.
- Cowboys couldn't win without him.
- Dallas Cowboys couldn't win without him.
- Miami couldn't win without him.
- NFC East couldn't win without him.
- NFL couldn't win without him.
- Newton couldn't win without him.
- Panthers couldn't win without him.
- Philadelphia couldn't win without him.
- Post couldn't win without him.
- Romo couldn't win without him.
- Thomas Davis couldn't win without him.
- Tony Romo couldn't win without him.


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(CNN) The Pentagon said Friday that US forces have killed Abu Sayed, the leader of ISIS-Khorasan, the terror group's Afghanistan affiliate. The "Emir" of ISIS-K was killed "in a strike on the group's headquarters in Kunar Province, July 11," Chief Pentagon spokesperson Dana White said in a statement. US Navy Captain Bill Salvin, spokesman for US Forces Afghanistan provided additional detail of how Abu Sayed was killed. Salvin said he was killed in an airstrike by a US drone. The initial Pentagon statement described Sayed being killed in a "raid". Secretary of Defense James Mattis told reporters on Friday that the death of  a leader like Sayed "sets them back for a day a week, a month, it's about who it is and what kind of people are below them. It is obviously a victory on our side in terms of setting them back, it's the right direction."

The presence of

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- Abu Sayed in Kunar is noteworthy, the other two leaders were killed in neighboring Nangarhar province the terror organization's traditional powerbase.
- Afghanistan in Kunar is noteworthy, the other two leaders were killed in neighboring Nangarhar province the terror organization's traditional powerbase.
- Bill Salvin in Kunar is noteworthy, the other two leaders were killed in neighboring Nangarhar province the terror organization's traditional powerbase.
- Dana White in Kunar is noteworthy, the other two leaders were killed in neighboring Nangarhar province the terror organization's traditional powerbase.
- Emir in Kunar is noteworthy, the other two leaders were killed in neighboring Nangarhar province the terror organization's traditional powerbase.
- ISIS in Kunar is noteworthy, the other two leaders were killed in neighboring Nangarhar province the terror organization's traditional powerbase.
- James Mattis in Kunar is noteworthy, the other two leaders were killed in neighboring Nangarhar province the terror organization's traditional powerbase.
- K in Kunar is noteworthy, the other two leaders were killed in neighboring Nangarhar province the terror organization's traditional powerbase.
- Khorasan in Kunar is noteworthy, the other two leaders were killed in neighboring Nangarhar province the terror organization's traditional powerbase.
- Kunar Province in Kunar is noteworthy, the other two leaders were killed in neighboring Nangarhar province the terror organization's traditional powerbase.
- Pentagon in Kunar is noteworthy, the other two leaders were killed in neighboring Nangarhar province the terror organization's traditional powerbase.
- Salvin in Kunar is noteworthy, the other two leaders were killed in neighboring Nangarhar province the terror organization's traditional powerbase.
- Sayed in Kunar is noteworthy, the other two leaders were killed in neighboring Nangarhar province the terror organization's traditional powerbase.
- US in Kunar is noteworthy, the other two leaders were killed in neighboring Nangarhar province the terror organization's traditional powerbase.
- US Forces Afghanistan in Kunar is noteworthy, the other two leaders were killed in neighboring Nangarhar province the terror organization's traditional powerbase.
- US Navy in Kunar is noteworthy, the other two leaders were killed in neighboring Nangarhar province the terror organization's traditional powerbase.


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

She lost in straight sets in the quarter-finals to

OPTIONS:
- British in 2002, but this is the first year she has won a first-round match since 2011.
- British No 1 in 2002, but this is the first year she has won a first-round match since 2011.
- Caroline Garcia in 2002, but this is the first year she has won a first-round match since 2011.
- Daniela Hantuchova in 2002, but this is the first year she has won a first-round match since 2011.
- Heather Watson in 2002, but this is the first year she has won a first-round match since 2011.
- Serena Williams in 2002, but this is the first year she has won a first-round match since 2011.
- Watson in 2002, but this is the first year she has won a first-round match since 2011.
- Wimbledon in 2002, but this is the first year she has won a first-round match since 2011.


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E-cigarettes could be banned from enclosed public places. The Welsh Government said yesterday it wants to bring the devices in line with existing smoking laws. Health Minister Mark Drakeford described e-cigarettes as a ‘gateway’ to deadly tobacco and said they risked ‘re-normalising smoking’. The proposals form part of a Public Health Bill, which also aims to make it illegal to hand over tobacco to under-18s as well as introducing licensing laws for tattooists. Labour’s Professor Drakeford said: ‘The Bill will mean that anywhere you can’t use a conventional cigarette, then you won’t be able to use an e-cigarette either. It will prevent the re-normalisation of smoking.

‘The

OPTIONS:
- Bill has a responsibility to create the conditions which enable people to live healthy lives and avoid preventable harm to their health.’
- Drakeford has a responsibility to create the conditions which enable people to live healthy lives and avoid preventable harm to their health.’
- Labour has a responsibility to create the conditions which enable people to live healthy lives and avoid preventable harm to their health.’
- Mark Drakeford has a responsibility to create the conditions which enable people to live healthy lives and avoid preventable harm to their health.’
- Public Health Bill has a responsibility to create the conditions which enable people to live healthy lives and avoid preventable harm to their health.’
- Welsh has a responsibility to create the conditions which enable people to live healthy lives and avoid preventable harm to their health.’
- Welsh Government has a responsibility to create the conditions which enable people to live healthy lives and avoid preventable harm to their health.’


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Ed Miliband was last night accused of snubbing Britain’s army of self-employed workers – for refusing to send them a special Election message. The Labour leader prompted claims that he was worried about upsetting his party’s ‘union paymasters’. In a special Election edition, the magazine of the respected Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed (IPSE) carries tributes from nearly every major party leader to people who work for themselves. Scroll down for video No message: Ed Miliband was last night accused of snubbing Britain’s army of self-employed workers – for refusing to send them a special Election message in the IPSE magazine

But one leading self-employed businessman said: ‘

OPTIONS:
- Association of Independent Professionals depends on union subscriptions for funding and in reality, few of the self-employed are union members.
- Britain depends on union subscriptions for funding and in reality, few of the self-employed are union members.
- Ed Miliband depends on union subscriptions for funding and in reality, few of the self-employed are union members.
- IPSE depends on union subscriptions for funding and in reality, few of the self-employed are union members.
- Labour depends on union subscriptions for funding and in reality, few of the self-employed are union members.
- Milband depends on union subscriptions for funding and in reality, few of the self-employed are union members.
- Self-Employed depends on union subscriptions for funding and in reality, few of the self-employed are union members.


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Washington (CNN) -- Pakistan's military insists that the NATO strike last month that killed more than two dozen Pakistani soldiers near the Afghan border was deliberate. In an effort to pre-empt the results of NATO's official investigation, due out next week, the Pakistani Embassy in Washington invited reporters for a detailed briefing on the incident. Pakistani military officials at the briefing contended that NATO forces knew they were firing at Pakistani troops throughout the attack and even apologized as they kept firing, evidence they say supports their assertions the attack was deliberate. U.S. officials have said it was a regrettable case of mistaken identity and miscommunication when NATO attacked the area in support of a nearby U.S.-Afghan joint patrol that believed it was under fire from the Taliban.

U.S. military officials would not comment on the

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- Afghan assertions, citing the ongoing investigation.
- CNN assertions, citing the ongoing investigation.
- NATO assertions, citing the ongoing investigation.
- Pakistan assertions, citing the ongoing investigation.
- Pakistani assertions, citing the ongoing investigation.
- Pakistani Embassy assertions, citing the ongoing investigation.
- Taliban assertions, citing the ongoing investigation.
- U.S. assertions, citing the ongoing investigation.
- Washington assertions, citing the ongoing investigation.


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They may be total strangers who are a decade apart in age, but two women who live thousands of miles away have been brought together after learning they are real-life doppelgangers. Jennifer, 33, from Spring, Texas, was stunned by her uncanny resemblance to Ambra, 23, from Fayetteville, North Carolina, after she was matched with her within five minutes of joining the website Twin Strangers, which helps people find their 'identical' lookalikes anywhere in the world. 'I just put in my parameters and there she was,' Jennifer explains in a video chronicling her first meeting with Ambra. After making headlines for finding two of her own lookalikes as part of her Twin Strangers project, Niamh Geaney, 26, is now using her website to help connect others with their nearly identical counterparts.

However,

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- Ambra explained that meeting Jennifer's mom was a strange experience because she didn't know what to expect.
- Fayetteville explained that meeting Jennifer's mom was a strange experience because she didn't know what to expect.
- Ireland explained that meeting Jennifer's mom was a strange experience because she didn't know what to expect.
- Jennifer explained that meeting Jennifer's mom was a strange experience because she didn't know what to expect.
- Karen Branigan explained that meeting Jennifer's mom was a strange experience because she didn't know what to expect.
- Niamh Geaney explained that meeting Jennifer's mom was a strange experience because she didn't know what to expect.
- North Carolina explained that meeting Jennifer's mom was a strange experience because she didn't know what to expect.
- Spring explained that meeting Jennifer's mom was a strange experience because she didn't know what to expect.
- Texas explained that meeting Jennifer's mom was a strange experience because she didn't know what to expect.
- Twin Strangers explained that meeting Jennifer's mom was a strange experience because she didn't know what to expect.


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Two drivers were injured when a massive freight train derailed in northern Greece and crumpled into a pile of twisted metal. A 'slight landslide' forced it off the tracks as it passed through the tiny Gefyra settlement en route to Hungary, local website News 247 has reported. 15 of its 30 carriages derailed in the horrific accident which has now blocked the track linking Greece's second largest city Thessaloniki and Belgrade in Serbia 'indefinitely'. The local people inspecting the wreckage are completely dwarfed by the enormity of the train's containers. Wreck: A 'slight landslide' near the Greek settlement Gefyra has forced a massive freight train to derail

Disaster: The initial cause of the accident is thought to be heavy rain which caused a landslide near

OPTIONS:
- Belgrade
- Gefyra
- Greece
- Greek
- Hungary
- Serbia
- Thessaloniki


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If losing at Scrabble every Christmas makes you want to flip the board over in a rage, you might want to squeeze some practice in quickly. Scientists have found that experienced Scrabble players use different parts of their brains than everyday players - particularly those associated with working memory and visual perception. This helps them form words from the letter tiles quickly and developing this ability could boost your game scores and change the way you use your brain, Canadian researchers explained. Competitive Scrabble players devote considerable time to studying words and practising word game-related skills such as anagramming - rearranging letters to make words - according to the study, published in the Elsevier journal Cortex.

But they also discovered that the

OPTIONS:
- Canadian experts made use of brain regions not generally associated with visual word recognition.
- Cortex experts made use of brain regions not generally associated with visual word recognition.
- Elsevier experts made use of brain regions not generally associated with visual word recognition.
- Findings experts made use of brain regions not generally associated with visual word recognition.
- Scrabble experts made use of brain regions not generally associated with visual word recognition.


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Living inside a vehicle is unimaginable for most people but it has become one family's last resort. Cao Guifen, her husband Xu Fengfeng and her mother-in-law have been living inside a minivan parked outside a hospital in Changsha, central China, for the last few days so that they could save money for expensive medical treatment for their one-year-old child The baby, named as Haohao, has been diagnosed with hydrocephalus, fluid on the brain, which has caused his head to swell to twice the size of his body, reported People's Daily Online. He will need surgery to prevent long-term damage. The family are originally from 452 miles away in Longyan, south east China, but have travelled to Changsha just for Haohao's medical treatment.

OPTIONS:
- Baby Haohao was born around eight weeks premature in September last year.
- Cao Guifen was born around eight weeks premature in September last year.
- Changsha was born around eight weeks premature in September last year.
- China was born around eight weeks premature in September last year.
- Haohao was born around eight weeks premature in September last year.
- Longyan was born around eight weeks premature in September last year.
- People's Daily Online was born around eight weeks premature in September last year.
- Xu Fengfeng was born around eight weeks premature in September last year.


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A four-year-old girl with Down syndrome, who began her life in a Colombian orphanage has had a remarkable change in fortune after being picked by Target to be a model for a new product in the retailer's children's range. Little Kayella Aschoff, who was adopted by Ted and Jodi from Minnesota in 2011, was hand-picked by the company to be the face of its training pants, after she attended an open casting call in 2014. 'Kayella loves being in front of the camera,' proud mom Jodi told The Mighty. 'She’s quite the ham. When you take a photo though, she has to check it and then says ‘cute picture’ or she’ll tell you to take another one!'

'We wanted to show

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- China and others with differing abilities that they can do what any other child can do,' Jodi added to The Mighty.
- Colombian and others with differing abilities that they can do what any other child can do,' Jodi added to The Mighty.
- Down and others with differing abilities that they can do what any other child can do,' Jodi added to The Mighty.
- Jodi and others with differing abilities that they can do what any other child can do,' Jodi added to The Mighty.
- Kayella and others with differing abilities that they can do what any other child can do,' Jodi added to The Mighty.
- Kayella Aschoff and others with differing abilities that they can do what any other child can do,' Jodi added to The Mighty.
- Leo and others with differing abilities that they can do what any other child can do,' Jodi added to The Mighty.
- Little Kayella Aschoff and others with differing abilities that they can do what any other child can do,' Jodi added to The Mighty.
- Minnesota and others with differing abilities that they can do what any other child can do,' Jodi added to The Mighty.
- Target and others with differing abilities that they can do what any other child can do,' Jodi added to The Mighty.
- Ted and others with differing abilities that they can do what any other child can do,' Jodi added to The Mighty.


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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.

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Hepburn was shot once in the side by the apparent accomplice, reports The Sun-Sentinel.
- Bloomfield was shot once in the side by the apparent accomplice, reports The Sun-Sentinel.
- CAD Auto Parts was shot once in the side by the apparent accomplice, reports The Sun-Sentinel.
- Conrad Bloomfield was shot once in the side by the apparent accomplice, reports The Sun-Sentinel.
- Florida was shot once in the side by the apparent accomplice, reports The Sun-Sentinel.
- Hepburn was shot once in the side by the apparent accomplice, reports The Sun-Sentinel.
- Lauderhill was shot once in the side by the apparent accomplice, reports The Sun-Sentinel.
- Oakland Park was shot once in the side by the apparent accomplice, reports The Sun-Sentinel.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump signed a sweeping executive order Tuesday at the Environmental Protection Agency, which officials said looks to curb the federal government's enforcement of climate regulations by putting American jobs above addressing climate change. The order represents a clear difference between how Trump and former President Barack Obama view the role the United States plays in combating climate change, and dramatically alters the government's approach to rising sea levels and temperatures -- two impacts of climate change. Trump said during the signing that the order will "eliminate federal overreach" and "start a new era of production and job creation."

Some environmental advocates have already said they plan to take legal action against the

OPTIONS:
- American administration.
- Barack Obama administration.
- CNN administration.
- Donald Trump administration.
- EPA administration.
- Environmental Protection Agency administration.
- Trump administration.
- United States administration.
- Washington administration.


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(CNN) He may be the ultimate insider, but Hassan Rouhani is running like the anti-establishment candidate. At a campaign rally last week at the Azadi stadium in Tehran, Rouhani took to the stage and delivered a speech more worthy of an outsider than the incumbent President of Iran. Standing behind a lectern and surveying the sea of purple -- his campaign color -- before him, Rouhani promised much. "We want freedom of the press," he declared, "freedom of association, and freedom of thought!" As he spoke, more than 10,000 supporters -- many of them women, many of them middle class -- chanted slogans demanding the release from house arrest of leading opposition figures.

But the journey is proving slow and hard, not least because

OPTIONS:
- Azadi has little control over foreign policy.
- CNN has little control over foreign policy.
- Ebrahim Raisi has little control over foreign policy.
- Hassan Rouhani has little control over foreign policy.
- Iran has little control over foreign policy.
- Iranian has little control over foreign policy.
- Rouhani has little control over foreign policy.
- Tehran has little control over foreign policy.


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For groom Neil McElwee and his bride Yanan Sun, their white wedding was to be their best day ever. Chinese-born Yanan Sun – six months pregnant with their first baby – had splashed out £1,000 on a stunning dress. And the happy couple had invited over 70 guests to celebrate at a £6,000 hotel reception. But their perfect day turned into a nightmare when moments before they were due to say 'I do', they were both arrested – after suspicions they were having a sham marriage. Neil McElwee and his Chinese fiancée Yanan Sun saw their painstakingly planned wedding day  transformed into a nightmare when they were arrested in front of 50 guests and accused of embarking on a sham marriage

But although they have since wed,

OPTIONS:
- Chinese, 22, said last night: 'A wedding day is supposed to be the best day of any woman's life.
- Neil McElwee, 22, said last night: 'A wedding day is supposed to be the best day of any woman's life.
- Yanan Sun, 22, said last night: 'A wedding day is supposed to be the best day of any woman's life.


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(CNN) The United States is being hit with the most mumps cases in a decade, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The latest tally as of November 5 is 2,879 cases in 45 states and the District of Columbia. Mumps is a contagious disease caused by a virus spread through saliva and mucus. The CDC recommends that children get two doses of the MMR vaccine, which protects against measles, mumps and rubella, but it is not 100% effective. To respond to this year's high numbers, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices -- a panel of medical and public health experts who meet three times a year to offer vaccination guidance for the United States -- is considering recommendation of a third dose of vaccine. It is unclear what age groups this would involve.

She said that studies show the current vaccine is effective against this strain and that the

OPTIONS:
- Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices is not concerned about changing strains.
- Arkansas is not concerned about changing strains.
- CDC is not concerned about changing strains.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is not concerned about changing strains.
- DC is not concerned about changing strains.
- District of Columbia is not concerned about changing strains.
- Iowa is not concerned about changing strains.
- MMR is not concerned about changing strains.
- Mumps is not concerned about changing strains.
- United States is not concerned about changing strains.


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This is the hilarious moment two strapping defenders discover the man who has been running rings round them is actually a woman. The pair’s jaws drop when pretty Brenda Perez takes off her wig and fake beard as she prepares to take a free-kick after coming on as a substitute and leaving her opponents speechless with her skills. The footage was filmed as part of an experiment for Spanish TV show El Hormiguero to 'destroy some of the myths' around women's football. Justin Bieber appeared on the popular show last week after famously walking out of a radio interview earlier in the day and Hollywood actor Will Smith is a regular guest.

OPTIONS:
- Brenda script writer Jordi Molto said: 'Women’s football doesn’t have any presence alongside men’s football which receives all the media attention.'
- Brenda Perez script writer Jordi Molto said: 'Women’s football doesn’t have any presence alongside men’s football which receives all the media attention.'
- Dani script writer Jordi Molto said: 'Women’s football doesn’t have any presence alongside men’s football which receives all the media attention.'
- El Hormiguero script writer Jordi Molto said: 'Women’s football doesn’t have any presence alongside men’s football which receives all the media attention.'
- Espanyol script writer Jordi Molto said: 'Women’s football doesn’t have any presence alongside men’s football which receives all the media attention.'
- Hollywood script writer Jordi Molto said: 'Women’s football doesn’t have any presence alongside men’s football which receives all the media attention.'
- Justin Bieber script writer Jordi Molto said: 'Women’s football doesn’t have any presence alongside men’s football which receives all the media attention.'
- Perez script writer Jordi Molto said: 'Women’s football doesn’t have any presence alongside men’s football which receives all the media attention.'
- Spanish script writer Jordi Molto said: 'Women’s football doesn’t have any presence alongside men’s football which receives all the media attention.'
- Valencia script writer Jordi Molto said: 'Women’s football doesn’t have any presence alongside men’s football which receives all the media attention.'
- Will Smith script writer Jordi Molto said: 'Women’s football doesn’t have any presence alongside men’s football which receives all the media attention.'


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(CNN) Syrian government forces say they have retaken control of the rest of Aleppo, but there is no military solution to the conflict in Syria. Only a widely accepted political settlement can end the fighting and stitch the country back together. The recent Syrian regime offensive -- supported by Russian and Iranian-backed forces -- to capture the rest of the eastern side of the city has led to the complete fall of the besieged area. However the Syrian regime's recent victories have raised many questions about the impact of these gains on the conflict in Syria and the fate of the country.

These conditions, which helped pave the way for the rise of radical groups in the first place in

OPTIONS:
- Aleppo, have only been exacerbated.
- Assad, have only been exacerbated.
- CNN, have only been exacerbated.
- Haid, have only been exacerbated.
- Iranian, have only been exacerbated.
- Russian, have only been exacerbated.
- Syria, have only been exacerbated.
- Syrian, have only been exacerbated.


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A funeral home has lost the ashes of a Holocaust survivor after posting them in the mail, a new court case claims. Bertha Mueller died in her sleep at the age of 92 in Brooklyn, New York, on February 5 and was cremated days later. Her daughter Daisy McFadden, 67, had to have the remains shipped and tracked from Walter B Cooke Funeral Home in Manhattan as she was in hospital recovering from back surgery. But the delivery never arrived - and when McFadden inquired about them four weeks later, the funeral home insisted a postman left it by the front door.

The likely outcome, if

OPTIONS:
- Bertha Mueller's case is successful, is a settlement.
- Brooklyn's case is successful, is a settlement.
- Daisy McFadden's case is successful, is a settlement.
- Holocaust's case is successful, is a settlement.
- Manhattan's case is successful, is a settlement.
- McFadden's case is successful, is a settlement.
- New York's case is successful, is a settlement.
- Walter B Cooke Funeral Home's case is successful, is a settlement.


There were furious scenes in the Greek parliament today as politicians ripped up papers outlining the terms of the country's €86 billion bailout deal and threw them at Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras. Politicians gathered in Athens this afternoon to debate the draconian reforms Tsipras agreed to implement during crunch overnight talks with eurozone leaders earlier this week. The harsh austerity measures Greece would have to put in place to release the bailout fund have been widely condemned, with even the International Monetary Fund branding them unfair. As a midnight deadline looms for Greek MPs to vote on whether to accept the controversial plans, it now looks increasingly likely that Tsipras' own hard left Syriza party will reject them, after more than half of the party's members slammed the deal, branding it 'humiliating' and 'destructive'.

While this will no doubt be welcomed, eurozone leaders refused to write off any of the total figure as

OPTIONS:
- Alexis Tsipras is understood to have requested.
- Athens is understood to have requested.
- Eurozone is understood to have requested.
- Greece is understood to have requested.
- Greek is understood to have requested.
- IMF is understood to have requested.
- International Monetary Fund is understood to have requested.
- Syriza is understood to have requested.
- Tsipras is understood to have requested.


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(CNN) Donald Trump named two top advisers to his administration Sunday, tapping Republican Party Chairman Reince Priebus to be his new chief of staff and Steve Bannon, the Trump campaign CEO and executive chairman of Breitbart News, as chief strategist and senior counselor. "Steve and Reince are highly qualified leaders who worked well together on our campaign and led us to a historic victory. Now I will have them both with me in the White House as we work to make America great again," Trump said in the release. It's an unusual arrangement that could create two power centers in the new White House, one around the Republican establishment and one connected to the far right and more controversial wing of conservatism. The campaign statement, which listed Bannon's role first, referred to the two men as "equal partners."

Priebus earned

OPTIONS:
- America's trust in the final months of the campaign, as he steered the RNC's resources behind Trump's candidacy despite Republican officials urging Priebus to abandon Trump and instead help down-ballot candidates.
- Bannon's trust in the final months of the campaign, as he steered the RNC's resources behind Trump's candidacy despite Republican officials urging Priebus to abandon Trump and instead help down-ballot candidates.
- Breitbart News's trust in the final months of the campaign, as he steered the RNC's resources behind Trump's candidacy despite Republican officials urging Priebus to abandon Trump and instead help down-ballot candidates.
- CNN's trust in the final months of the campaign, as he steered the RNC's resources behind Trump's candidacy despite Republican officials urging Priebus to abandon Trump and instead help down-ballot candidates.
- Donald Trump's trust in the final months of the campaign, as he steered the RNC's resources behind Trump's candidacy despite Republican officials urging Priebus to abandon Trump and instead help down-ballot candidates.
- Priebus's trust in the final months of the campaign, as he steered the RNC's resources behind Trump's candidacy despite Republican officials urging Priebus to abandon Trump and instead help down-ballot candidates.
- Reince's trust in the final months of the campaign, as he steered the RNC's resources behind Trump's candidacy despite Republican officials urging Priebus to abandon Trump and instead help down-ballot candidates.
- Reince Priebus's trust in the final months of the campaign, as he steered the RNC's resources behind Trump's candidacy despite Republican officials urging Priebus to abandon Trump and instead help down-ballot candidates.
- Republican's trust in the final months of the campaign, as he steered the RNC's resources behind Trump's candidacy despite Republican officials urging Priebus to abandon Trump and instead help down-ballot candidates.
- Republican Party's trust in the final months of the campaign, as he steered the RNC's resources behind Trump's candidacy despite Republican officials urging Priebus to abandon Trump and instead help down-ballot candidates.
- Steve's trust in the final months of the campaign, as he steered the RNC's resources behind Trump's candidacy despite Republican officials urging Priebus to abandon Trump and instead help down-ballot candidates.
- Steve Bannon's trust in the final months of the campaign, as he steered the RNC's resources behind Trump's candidacy despite Republican officials urging Priebus to abandon Trump and instead help down-ballot candidates.
- Trump's trust in the final months of the campaign, as he steered the RNC's resources behind Trump's candidacy despite Republican officials urging Priebus to abandon Trump and instead help down-ballot candidates.
- White House's trust in the final months of the campaign, as he steered the RNC's resources behind Trump's candidacy despite Republican officials urging Priebus to abandon Trump and instead help down-ballot candidates.


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(CNN) President Barack Obama signed a $6.3 billion bill Tuesday to boost spending for medical research on cancer and other diseases as well as address the country's mental health crisis and opioid epidemic. The 21st Century Cures Act, which has a part of its legislation named in honor of Vice President Joe Biden's son Beau Biden, who died last year of brain cancer, came in the waning days of the Congress. "The Cures Act invests in a breakthrough effort that we've been calling the 'vice president's cancer moonshot.' And I think the Senate came up with a better name when they named it after Beau Biden," Obama said in remarks at the White House.

The bill was approved in the

OPTIONS:
- 21st Century Cures Act by a 94-5 vote last week after passing the House.
- Barack Obama by a 94-5 vote last week after passing the House.
- Beau Biden by a 94-5 vote last week after passing the House.
- Congress by a 94-5 vote last week after passing the House.
- Cures Act by a 94-5 vote last week after passing the House.
- Joe Biden by a 94-5 vote last week after passing the House.
- Obama by a 94-5 vote last week after passing the House.
- Senate by a 94-5 vote last week after passing the House.
- White House by a 94-5 vote last week after passing the House.


Charlotte, North Carolina (CNN) -- Negative, expensive campaigns is something Sen. Kay Hagan is getting an education in this year. And something Hillary Clinton knows very well. Clinton campaigned Saturday for her fellow Democrat at a Charlotte rally of about 1,800 supporter. The former U.S. senator and secretary of state -- and widely presumed 2016 presidential contender -- used her appearance for Hagan to decry Thom Tillis, the Republican looking to unseat Hagan in November, as someone who will answer to big business, not raise the minimum wage and slash education funding. And unlike other appearances Clinton has made on the midterm campaign trail, the former first lady spent a portion of her speech Saturday decrying the level of outside spending in the Hagan-Tillis race.

At a focus group of ten North Carolina moms earlier this week, the negative ads were one of many reasons that the women said they were tuning out the

OPTIONS:
- CNN race.
- Charlotte race.
- Clinton race.
- Democrat race.
- GOP race.
- Hagan race.
- Hagan-Tillis race.
- Hillary Clinton race.
- Kay Hagan race.
- North Carolina race.
- Republican race.
- Senate race.
- Thom Tillis race.
- Thom Tills race.
- U.S. race.


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

(CNN) Aaron Hernandez, the former NFL star who took his life while serving a murder sentence in prison, had chronic traumatic encephalopathy -- commonly known as CTE -- attorney Jose Baez said Thursday. Baez cited study results compiled by the Boston University CTE Center, which examined Hernandez's brain for the neurodegenerative brain disease. Hernandez played for the New England Patriots from 2010 to 2012 after a standout collegiate career at the University of Florida. According to a statement from BU, Hernandez's brain was examined by Dr. Ann McKee, director of the CTE Center. The neurodegenerative brain disease has Alzheimer's-like symptoms, including memory loss, confusion, aggression, rage and, at times, suicidal behavior. It is believed to result from repeated trauma to the head, which results in a buildup of the abnormal protein tau that clumps in the brain.

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Hernandez was found to have early degeneration of brain cells and large tears in the septum pellucidum, a central membrane of the brain.
- Alzheimer's was found to have early degeneration of brain cells and large tears in the septum pellucidum, a central membrane of the brain.
- Ann McKee was found to have early degeneration of brain cells and large tears in the septum pellucidum, a central membrane of the brain.
- BU was found to have early degeneration of brain cells and large tears in the septum pellucidum, a central membrane of the brain.
- Baez was found to have early degeneration of brain cells and large tears in the septum pellucidum, a central membrane of the brain.
- Boston University CTE Center was found to have early degeneration of brain cells and large tears in the septum pellucidum, a central membrane of the brain.
- CNN was found to have early degeneration of brain cells and large tears in the septum pellucidum, a central membrane of the brain.
- CTE was found to have early degeneration of brain cells and large tears in the septum pellucidum, a central membrane of the brain.
- CTE Center was found to have early degeneration of brain cells and large tears in the septum pellucidum, a central membrane of the brain.
- Hernandez was found to have early degeneration of brain cells and large tears in the septum pellucidum, a central membrane of the brain.
- Jose Baez was found to have early degeneration of brain cells and large tears in the septum pellucidum, a central membrane of the brain.
- NFL was found to have early degeneration of brain cells and large tears in the septum pellucidum, a central membrane of the brain.
- New England Patriots was found to have early degeneration of brain cells and large tears in the septum pellucidum, a central membrane of the brain.
- University of Florida was found to have early degeneration of brain cells and large tears in the septum pellucidum, a central membrane of the brain.


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(CNN) At 37 years old, Lisa Pessah-Bloom, a mother of three, was pre-diabetic, struggling with losing postpartum pounds and concerned about her health. "I had gestational diabetes for all three of my pregnancies. After my third, my A1C (blood sugar measurement) kept rising, and the doctor told me for the first time to be careful, because I was on track for diabetes." Pessah-Bloom knew that she had to shed her pregnancy pounds and get her blood sugar under control. She did a Google search on diets for diabetes and stumbled upon the Paleo diet, which includes protein-rich foods like meat, fish, eggs and nuts, as well as vegetables and fruit, but excludes grains, dairy, legumes, sugars and salt. "People said that their diabetes was reversed," she said.

It's easy to navigate, with no chaos or clutter," Pessah-

OPTIONS:
- A1C added.
- Bloom added.
- Google added.
- Lisa Pessah added.
- Paleo added.
- Pessah added.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

David Cameron and Boris Johnson warned of a looming 'constitutional crisis' last night after Scotland's former First Minister Alex Salmond was caught boasting: 'I'm writing Labour's budget.' The two most high-profile Conservatives joined forces to question the legitimacy of the SNP's plan to try to put Ed Miliband in Downing Street, even if Labour wins fewer seats at the general election. The London Mayor, deployed to inject more passion into the Tory campaign, claimed it would mean 'truckfuls of taxpayers' dosh growling up the M1 to Scotland'. Boris Johnson and David Cameron joined forces yesterday to slam the SNP plans to prop up Labour

'Lots of people… people who might even have voted

OPTIONS:
- Alex Salmond - people will think that this is a constitutional crisis,' Mr Johnson said.
- Boris Johnson - people will think that this is a constitutional crisis,' Mr Johnson said.
- David Cameron - people will think that this is a constitutional crisis,' Mr Johnson said.
- Downing Street - people will think that this is a constitutional crisis,' Mr Johnson said.
- Ed Miliband - people will think that this is a constitutional crisis,' Mr Johnson said.
- Johnson - people will think that this is a constitutional crisis,' Mr Johnson said.
- Labour - people will think that this is a constitutional crisis,' Mr Johnson said.
- London - people will think that this is a constitutional crisis,' Mr Johnson said.
- M1 - people will think that this is a constitutional crisis,' Mr Johnson said.
- SNP - people will think that this is a constitutional crisis,' Mr Johnson said.
- Salmond - people will think that this is a constitutional crisis,' Mr Johnson said.
- Scotland - people will think that this is a constitutional crisis,' Mr Johnson said.
- Tory - people will think that this is a constitutional crisis,' Mr Johnson said.


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Washington (CNN) Embattled White House national security adviser Michael Flynn resigned Monday night, an abrupt end to a brief tenure. His departure came just after reports surfaced that the Justice Department warned the Trump administration last month that Flynn misled administration officials regarding his communications with the Russian ambassador to the United States and was potentially vulnerable to blackmail by the Russians. "I inadvertently briefed the Vice President-elect and others with incomplete information regarding my phone calls with the Russian ambassador. I have sincerely apologized to the President and the Vice President, and they have accepted my apology," Flynn wrote, according to a copy of his resignation letter obtained by CNN.

The White House concluded at the very least, Flynn didn't mean to mislead the vice president, but may have because he couldn't remember what he said to the

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Flynn.
- Justice Department.
- Michael Flynn.
- Russian.
- Russians.
- Trump.
- United States.
- Washington.
- White House.


Arsenal legend Martin Keown believes Per Mertesacker's omission from Arsenal's starting line-up for Sunday's win over Everton 'could be a defining moment in changing the club's back four'. January signing Gabriel Paulista was preferred to the German in defence, with Gunners boss Arsene Wenger telling BT Sport that the change was made in order to give Mertesacker a rest. Sportsmail's Keown, speaking as a pundit on BT Sport, reacted to the news of Mertesacker's absence for the crucial game at the Emirates saying: 'I don't you can point the finger at one player after the Monaco game. It's a big chance for Gabriel now, though.

Arsene Wenger has come under a barrage of criticism after Arsenal's shock defeat to

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal on Wednesday
- Arsene Wenger on Wednesday
- BT Sport on Wednesday
- Champions League on Wednesday
- Emirates on Wednesday
- Everton on Wednesday
- Gabriel on Wednesday
- Gabriel Paulista on Wednesday
- German on Wednesday
- Gunners on Wednesday
- Keown on Wednesday
- Martin Keown on Wednesday
- Mertesacker on Wednesday
- Monaco on Wednesday
- Premier League on Wednesday
- Sportsmail on Wednesday


Find the right ending to this passage.

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

For example, some of them, including

OPTIONS:
- America, tweeted praise for Trump's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- CNN, tweeted praise for Trump's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- David Duke, tweeted praise for Trump's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Dean Obeidallah, tweeted praise for Trump's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Donald Trump, tweeted praise for Trump's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Duke, tweeted praise for Trump's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Grand Wizard, tweeted praise for Trump's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Jewish, tweeted praise for Trump's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Jews, tweeted praise for Trump's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Ku Klux Klan, tweeted praise for Trump's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Mike Pence, tweeted praise for Trump's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Obama, tweeted praise for Trump's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Obeidallah, tweeted praise for Trump's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Pence, tweeted praise for Trump's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Republican, tweeted praise for Trump's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Semitic, tweeted praise for Trump's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Semitism, tweeted praise for Trump's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Trump, tweeted praise for Trump's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- United States, tweeted praise for Trump's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Wolf Blitzer, tweeted praise for Trump's recent hard-line immigration speech.


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

(CNN) The political consensus is virtually unanimous: If Hillary Clinton wins North Carolina, Donald Trump has to win every other competitive state to take the White House. Clinton has other paths to victory without North Carolina, but the state has been a focus for Democrats this cycle. She has led in most public opinion polling there since the summer. Just 12 days ago, a New York Times poll had her leading by 7 points, and the CNN poll of polls currently has her ahead by 4 points. But a CNN analysis of early voting paints a very different picture and suggests that Clinton has underperformed President Obama's 2012 performance in the Tar Heel State and Trump has outperformed Mitt Romney.

More than 1.3 million

OPTIONS:
- CNN have already voted compared to 990,000 Republicans.
- Clinton have already voted compared to 990,000 Republicans.
- Democrats have already voted compared to 990,000 Republicans.
- Donald Trump have already voted compared to 990,000 Republicans.
- Hillary Clinton have already voted compared to 990,000 Republicans.
- Mitt Romney have already voted compared to 990,000 Republicans.
- New York Times have already voted compared to 990,000 Republicans.
- North Carolina have already voted compared to 990,000 Republicans.
- Obama have already voted compared to 990,000 Republicans.
- Tar Heel State have already voted compared to 990,000 Republicans.
- Trump have already voted compared to 990,000 Republicans.
- White House have already voted compared to 990,000 Republicans.


K-9 units entered the sewer system on Friday as law enforcement followed leads that the escaped murderers could have gone underground following their extraordinary prison break almost a week ago. New York State K-9 officer Matt Ross and his German shepherd Buck sloshed through human waste feet under the streets of Dannemora, New York. But officers were tight-lipped about exactly what they were looking for as the hunt for escaped killers, David Sweat and Richard Matt, entered the seventh day. Buck was underground for some five minutes below Emmons Street which runs alongside the maximum security Clinton Correctional Facility which the two men broke out of a week ago.

According to testimony,

OPTIONS:
- Buck bent back the elderly man's fingers until they broke and later snapped Rickerson's neck with his bare hands.
- Cadyville bent back the elderly man's fingers until they broke and later snapped Rickerson's neck with his bare hands.
- Clinton Correctional Facility bent back the elderly man's fingers until they broke and later snapped Rickerson's neck with his bare hands.
- Dannemora bent back the elderly man's fingers until they broke and later snapped Rickerson's neck with his bare hands.
- David Sweat bent back the elderly man's fingers until they broke and later snapped Rickerson's neck with his bare hands.
- Emmons Street bent back the elderly man's fingers until they broke and later snapped Rickerson's neck with his bare hands.
- German bent back the elderly man's fingers until they broke and later snapped Rickerson's neck with his bare hands.
- K-9 bent back the elderly man's fingers until they broke and later snapped Rickerson's neck with his bare hands.
- Matt Ross bent back the elderly man's fingers until they broke and later snapped Rickerson's neck with his bare hands.
- New York bent back the elderly man's fingers until they broke and later snapped Rickerson's neck with his bare hands.
- New York State bent back the elderly man's fingers until they broke and later snapped Rickerson's neck with his bare hands.
- Richard Matt bent back the elderly man's fingers until they broke and later snapped Rickerson's neck with his bare hands.
- State Route 374 bent back the elderly man's fingers until they broke and later snapped Rickerson's neck with his bare hands.


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Samantha Cameron and her two older children, Nancy, 11, and Elwen, 9, were in the gallery just beside me for PMQs – and they chose a belter. 'There's going to be quite a lot of shouting,' I heard Mrs Cameron warn the youngsters as the House assembled below us. There sure was. This was the last PMQs of the Parliament. For either Dave or Ed, this was possibly the last hurrah at the despatch box. As the Prime Minister took his seat he looked up and spotted his children. An enormous beam lit his face and he winked at them.

He offered no such promise on national insurance, allowing Mr

OPTIONS:
- Cameron to clinch the moment by accusing Labour of a 'jobs tax bombshell'.
- Dave to clinch the moment by accusing Labour of a 'jobs tax bombshell'.
- Ed to clinch the moment by accusing Labour of a 'jobs tax bombshell'.
- Ed Miliband to clinch the moment by accusing Labour of a 'jobs tax bombshell'.
- Elwen to clinch the moment by accusing Labour of a 'jobs tax bombshell'.
- House to clinch the moment by accusing Labour of a 'jobs tax bombshell'.
- Labour to clinch the moment by accusing Labour of a 'jobs tax bombshell'.
- Nancy to clinch the moment by accusing Labour of a 'jobs tax bombshell'.
- PMQs to clinch the moment by accusing Labour of a 'jobs tax bombshell'.
- Parliament to clinch the moment by accusing Labour of a 'jobs tax bombshell'.
- Samantha Cameron to clinch the moment by accusing Labour of a 'jobs tax bombshell'.
- Tory to clinch the moment by accusing Labour of a 'jobs tax bombshell'.


Complete the passage.

Phoenix (CNN) In his years as the top lawman in Arizona's largest county, Joe Arpaio touted the tough punishments he handed out. Now the former Maricopa County sheriff's fate is in a judge's hands. And if US District Judge Susan Bolton finds him guilty of criminal contempt, the man who once called himself "America's toughest sheriff" could end up behind bars. Arpaio is accused of violating a court order in a racial profiling case by continuing patrols that targeted immigrants. The 85-year-old has said the court order wasn't clear and he didn't intend to violate it. But in closing arguments Thursday, prosecutor John Keller alleged that Arpaio's defiance was deliberate -- and something he thought he could get away with.

His legal troubles began in 2007, when a group of Latinos filed a class action civil lawsuit claiming that

OPTIONS:
- America's policing policies amounted to racial discrimination.
- Arizona's policing policies amounted to racial discrimination.
- Arpaio's policing policies amounted to racial discrimination.
- CNN's policing policies amounted to racial discrimination.
- Joe Arpaio's policing policies amounted to racial discrimination.
- John Keller's policing policies amounted to racial discrimination.
- Maricopa County's policing policies amounted to racial discrimination.
- Phoenix's policing policies amounted to racial discrimination.
- Susan Bolton's policing policies amounted to racial discrimination.
- US's policing policies amounted to racial discrimination.


Write the next sentence.

Recife, Brazil (CNN) When Rafaela Oliveira dos Santos, 20, gave birth to her second child last October, she never imagined the challenges to come. Her baby, Luiz Felipe, was born with microcephaly, a rare neurological disorder with long-term physical and mental repercussions that has been linked to the mosquito-borne Zika virus that is spreading throughout the Americas. "At first, I wasn't concerned because the doctor where I delivered didn't tell me there was anything wrong," Santos said, as she cradled her baby in her arms. "It wasn't until I turned on the television that day that I first heard of Zika."

The

OPTIONS:
- Americas virus was first detected in Brazil last April.
- Brazil virus was first detected in Brazil last April.
- Brazilian virus was first detected in Brazil last April.
- CNN virus was first detected in Brazil last April.
- Luiz Felipe virus was first detected in Brazil last April.
- Pernambuco virus was first detected in Brazil last April.
- Rafaela Oliveira dos Santos virus was first detected in Brazil last April.
- Recife virus was first detected in Brazil last April.
- Santos virus was first detected in Brazil last April.
- Zika virus was first detected in Brazil last April.


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

The Indian Uber driver accused of raping a passenger in New Delhi is awaiting trial in at least four criminal cases in his home state, a police official said Wednesday. The cases against Shiv Kumar Yadav in Uttar Pradesh date to 2003, said Superintendent Srikant Singh, a senior police official in the state. Yadav is currently in police custody in New Delhi, where he is accused of raping a 26-year-old woman who had requested a ride through the car service app last weekend. Police in New Delhi say Yadav's address and background weren't verified in his driver registration. The revelations from Uttar Pradesh police add to concerns about how he was allowed to operate as a driver for Uber.

Uber wasn't immediately available for comment Wednesday on the disclosures about

OPTIONS:
- India's record in Uttar Pradesh, but on Thursday it released a statement saying it was doing everything in its power "to assist the authorities to help bring the perpetrator to justice."
- Indian's record in Uttar Pradesh, but on Thursday it released a statement saying it was doing everything in its power "to assist the authorities to help bring the perpetrator to justice."
- New Delhi's record in Uttar Pradesh, but on Thursday it released a statement saying it was doing everything in its power "to assist the authorities to help bring the perpetrator to justice."
- Shiv Kumar Yadav's record in Uttar Pradesh, but on Thursday it released a statement saying it was doing everything in its power "to assist the authorities to help bring the perpetrator to justice."
- Srikant Singh's record in Uttar Pradesh, but on Thursday it released a statement saying it was doing everything in its power "to assist the authorities to help bring the perpetrator to justice."
- Uber's record in Uttar Pradesh, but on Thursday it released a statement saying it was doing everything in its power "to assist the authorities to help bring the perpetrator to justice."
- Uttar Pradesh's record in Uttar Pradesh, but on Thursday it released a statement saying it was doing everything in its power "to assist the authorities to help bring the perpetrator to justice."
- Yadav's record in Uttar Pradesh, but on Thursday it released a statement saying it was doing everything in its power "to assist the authorities to help bring the perpetrator to justice."


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Kiev, Ukraine (CNN) The setting was a Manhattan restaurant, and after 25 minutes what allegedly emerged was a pro-Russian peace plan for Ukraine that its author believes may have ended up in the White House. In a CNN interview, Ukrainian lawmaker Andrii Artemenko said he discussed his left-field proposal for Ukraine in January with US President Donald Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, who offered to deliver the plan to the Trump administration. The exact details of the plan are unclear, yet reports have suggested it revolves around leasing Crimea -- annexed by Russia from Ukraine in 2014 -- to Moscow for 50 to 100 years. In exchange, Russia would withdraw its troops from the separatist regions in Ukraine's war-torn east.

Cohen told CNN in a text message that although he had dinner with

OPTIONS:
- Andrii Artemenko, they never discussed peace in Ukraine.
- CNN, they never discussed peace in Ukraine.
- Cohen, they never discussed peace in Ukraine.
- Crimea, they never discussed peace in Ukraine.
- Donald Trump, they never discussed peace in Ukraine.
- Kiev, they never discussed peace in Ukraine.
- Manhattan, they never discussed peace in Ukraine.
- Michael Cohen, they never discussed peace in Ukraine.
- Michael Flynn, they never discussed peace in Ukraine.
- Moscow, they never discussed peace in Ukraine.
- Russia, they never discussed peace in Ukraine.
- Russian, they never discussed peace in Ukraine.
- Trump, they never discussed peace in Ukraine.
- US, they never discussed peace in Ukraine.
- Ukraine, they never discussed peace in Ukraine.
- Ukrainian, they never discussed peace in Ukraine.
- White House, they never discussed peace in Ukraine.


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(CNN) A Minnesota prosecutor said Friday he has appointed an outside attorney to help him decide whether to pursue criminal charges in the July 6 shooting death of a black man by a police officer. Ramsey County chief prosecutor John Choi told reporters that he will bring in Don Lewis, a private attorney and former federal criminal prosecutor, to join his office's deliberations on whether to file charges in the death of Philando Castile outright or delegate the decision to a grand jury. Castile, 32, was shot during a traffic stop by St. Anthony police Officer Jeronimo Yanez in Falcon Heights, authorities say. The shooting was widely publicized after Castile's fiancée, sitting next to him in the vehicle he'd been driving, live-streamed the shooting's aftermath on Facebook.

In the video of the shooting,

OPTIONS:
- ACLU's fiancée says that the officer had pulled him over for a broken tail light, and that he had told the officer that he had a gun for which he had a concealed-carry permit.
- Castile's fiancée says that the officer had pulled him over for a broken tail light, and that he had told the officer that he had a gun for which he had a concealed-carry permit.
- Don Lewis's fiancée says that the officer had pulled him over for a broken tail light, and that he had told the officer that he had a gun for which he had a concealed-carry permit.
- Facebook's fiancée says that the officer had pulled him over for a broken tail light, and that he had told the officer that he had a gun for which he had a concealed-carry permit.
- Falcon Heights's fiancée says that the officer had pulled him over for a broken tail light, and that he had told the officer that he had a gun for which he had a concealed-carry permit.
- Jeronimo Yanez's fiancée says that the officer had pulled him over for a broken tail light, and that he had told the officer that he had a gun for which he had a concealed-carry permit.
- John Choi's fiancée says that the officer had pulled him over for a broken tail light, and that he had told the officer that he had a gun for which he had a concealed-carry permit.
- Minnesota's fiancée says that the officer had pulled him over for a broken tail light, and that he had told the officer that he had a gun for which he had a concealed-carry permit.
- Philando Castile's fiancée says that the officer had pulled him over for a broken tail light, and that he had told the officer that he had a gun for which he had a concealed-carry permit.
- Ramsey County's fiancée says that the officer had pulled him over for a broken tail light, and that he had told the officer that he had a gun for which he had a concealed-carry permit.
- St. Anthony's fiancée says that the officer had pulled him over for a broken tail light, and that he had told the officer that he had a gun for which he had a concealed-carry permit.


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Papiss Cisse was banned for seven games for his part in the spitting storm that also involved Manchester United defender Jonny Evans. Evans himself is facing a ban of six matches if found guilty after the Football Association charged both men. The incident came during United’s 1-0 win at Newcastle on Wednesday night when the pair spat at each other following a first-half tangle. Jonny Evans appears to launch spit in the direction of the floored Newcastle United striker Papiss Cisse subsequently retaliates, and appears to aim spit of his own back at the Manchester United man Evans (left) and Cisse clash near the half-way line at St James' Park following the unpleasant exchange

Firstly to my team-mates and to our supporters, secondly to Jonny Evans, and thirdly to every football fan who saw the incident between myself and

OPTIONS:
- Anthony Taylor.
- Ashley Young.
- Cisse.
- Evans.
- FA.
- Football Association.
- Jonny Evans.
- Manchester United.
- Newcastle.
- Newcastle United.
- Papiss Cisse.
- St James' Park.
- Toon.
- United.
- Van Gaal.


A statue of legendary Newcastle striker Alan Shearer has been likened to the famous dance moves of South Korean pop star Psy. The giant statue made to honour the former England international has been the subject of ridicule on social media with supporters claiming Shearer looks like he is taking part in the Gangnam Style routine. The artwork was commissioned by former Newcastle chairman Freddy Shepherd and has been made in China but is set to make its way to these shores later this month. Although the statue might have fallen foul of criticism from fans, the man himself was far more complimentary.

'This Alan Shearer statue makes him look like he's doing

OPTIONS:
- Alan Shearer.'
- China.'
- England.'
- Freddy Shepherd.'
- Gangnam Style.'
- Newcastle.'
- Psy.'
- Shearer.'
- South Korean.'
- Toon.'


Find the right ending to this passage.

Comedian Sarah Silverman was forced to apologize after she was caught exaggerating a story about being paid less than a man for a gig - to highlight the gender pay gap. The comic and feminist campaigner recalled an incident at the New York Comedy Club when she claimed she was paid less than her male counterpart, for a piece she recorded a wage-discrimination-activism video for Levo League. But Silverman has been forced to apologize after New York Comedy Club owner Al Martin revealed the story was false, because Silverman had been paid less purely because she appeared as a guest on the show and wasn't meant to receive anything - her male counterpart Todd Barry was booked for the slot.

The comic said she regretted mentioning

OPTIONS:
- Al Martin by name, who had always been 'so lovely' to her.
- Levo League by name, who had always been 'so lovely' to her.
- New York Comedy Club by name, who had always been 'so lovely' to her.
- Said by name, who had always been 'so lovely' to her.
- Sarah Silverman by name, who had always been 'so lovely' to her.
- Silverman by name, who had always been 'so lovely' to her.
- Todd Barry by name, who had always been 'so lovely' to her.


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Stabbed with forks and the ends of broken brooms, urinated on, choked unconscious and used as a sex slave. These are just a few examples of the horrific abuse a New Zealand woman underwent while she was held captive by her ex-partner for nearly two decades. 'You don't need a cage to kidnap somebody, you terrify them,' Katrina Jones said. Ms Jones told 3News how she dropped down to 35 kilograms and suffered severe brain damage from all of the beatings that has now forced her to wear a helmet to protect her battered skull. She met her captor, Alan Rosewarne when she was a 'naive' 15-year-old and he was a 24-year-old 'local bad boy and cannabis dealer' in 1989.

'The house was always shut up, the windows never opened,'

OPTIONS:
- Alan Rosewarne's mother Katherine Jones said.
- Jones's mother Katherine Jones said.
- Katrina Jones's mother Katherine Jones said.
- New Zealand's mother Katherine Jones said.


How does this story end?

Adil Rashid insists he is ready for Test cricket and is hoping to convince England coach Trevor Bayliss he can develop a ‘special’ spin partnership with Moeen Ali in the limited-overs matches against Australia. Rashid, 27, has yet to make his Test debut despite being included in the squad for all five Ashes Tests this summer and the three-match series in the West Indies earlier this year. But the Yorkshire leg-spinner is set to come into the team for the three-Test series against Pakistan that starts in the United Arab Emirates in October. That would see him team up with close friend Moeen and England, looking for an edge on the dry, turning surfaces of the Middle East, going with a leg-spin/off-spin partnership for the first time since Ian Salisbury and Robert Croft played against Pakistan in the 1996 Oval Test.

Asked if he is now ready to make the step up to Test cricket, Rashid, who has taken 77 first-class wickets for

OPTIONS:
- Adil Rashid over the past two summers, said: ‘Yes, I’m understanding my bowling a lot more as time goes on, so if I am given that chance I think I can do a decent job.’
- Ashes over the past two summers, said: ‘Yes, I’m understanding my bowling a lot more as time goes on, so if I am given that chance I think I can do a decent job.’
- Australia over the past two summers, said: ‘Yes, I’m understanding my bowling a lot more as time goes on, so if I am given that chance I think I can do a decent job.’
- England over the past two summers, said: ‘Yes, I’m understanding my bowling a lot more as time goes on, so if I am given that chance I think I can do a decent job.’
- Ian Salisbury over the past two summers, said: ‘Yes, I’m understanding my bowling a lot more as time goes on, so if I am given that chance I think I can do a decent job.’
- Middle East over the past two summers, said: ‘Yes, I’m understanding my bowling a lot more as time goes on, so if I am given that chance I think I can do a decent job.’
- Moeen over the past two summers, said: ‘Yes, I’m understanding my bowling a lot more as time goes on, so if I am given that chance I think I can do a decent job.’
- Moeen Ali over the past two summers, said: ‘Yes, I’m understanding my bowling a lot more as time goes on, so if I am given that chance I think I can do a decent job.’
- Oval over the past two summers, said: ‘Yes, I’m understanding my bowling a lot more as time goes on, so if I am given that chance I think I can do a decent job.’
- Pakistan over the past two summers, said: ‘Yes, I’m understanding my bowling a lot more as time goes on, so if I am given that chance I think I can do a decent job.’
- Rashid over the past two summers, said: ‘Yes, I’m understanding my bowling a lot more as time goes on, so if I am given that chance I think I can do a decent job.’
- Robert Croft over the past two summers, said: ‘Yes, I’m understanding my bowling a lot more as time goes on, so if I am given that chance I think I can do a decent job.’
- Trevor Bayliss over the past two summers, said: ‘Yes, I’m understanding my bowling a lot more as time goes on, so if I am given that chance I think I can do a decent job.’
- United Arab Emirates over the past two summers, said: ‘Yes, I’m understanding my bowling a lot more as time goes on, so if I am given that chance I think I can do a decent job.’
- West Indies over the past two summers, said: ‘Yes, I’m understanding my bowling a lot more as time goes on, so if I am given that chance I think I can do a decent job.’
- Yorkshire over the past two summers, said: ‘Yes, I’m understanding my bowling a lot more as time goes on, so if I am given that chance I think I can do a decent job.’


Complete the passage.

Martha Stewart found herself in hot water this morning after she posted a completely nude photo of her four-year-old granddaughter Jude to her Twitter account from their family vacation. 'Jude looks great with her long blond hair braided - art session at 8.45,' the 73-year-old lifestyle mogul wrote with the image, which depicts Jude sitting on the floor with her back turned to the camera. The image quickly became a source of outrage among her followers, with many tweeting their horror at the image’s content, prompting Martha to remove the offending image just 15 minutes after it was posted. Scroll down for video

OPTIONS:
- Jude's Twitter followers were unified in their immediate responses following the nude snap.
- Martha's Twitter followers were unified in their immediate responses following the nude snap.
- Martha Stewart's Twitter followers were unified in their immediate responses following the nude snap.
- Twitter's Twitter followers were unified in their immediate responses following the nude snap.


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Google allows their users to control the types of advertisements they see across the web, based on gender, interests and age. But an alarming study has discovered that these settings can skew what people see to the point where discrimination against certain groups arises. During one experiment, researchers spotted that men were shown significantly more adverts for higher-paid, executive job sites than women. To test Google’s Ads Setting service, researchers led by Amit Datta from Carnegie Mellon University built a tool called AdFisher. It is an automated tool that explores how user behaviours, Google’s ads, and Ad Settings interact.

OPTIONS:
- Ad Settings showed adverts for a career coaching service for ‘$200k+’ executive positions 1,852 times to the male group but just 318 times to the female group.
- AdFisher showed adverts for a career coaching service for ‘$200k+’ executive positions 1,852 times to the male group but just 318 times to the female group.
- Amit Datta showed adverts for a career coaching service for ‘$200k+’ executive positions 1,852 times to the male group but just 318 times to the female group.
- Carnegie Mellon University showed adverts for a career coaching service for ‘$200k+’ executive positions 1,852 times to the male group but just 318 times to the female group.
- Google showed adverts for a career coaching service for ‘$200k+’ executive positions 1,852 times to the male group but just 318 times to the female group.
- Google’s showed adverts for a career coaching service for ‘$200k+’ executive positions 1,852 times to the male group but just 318 times to the female group.


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

The Clintons are going back to the White House this spring – onstage, that is. 'Clinton the Musical,' the brainchild of two Australian brothers, makes its off-Broadway debut in April with a hysterical premise and a gentle look back at the '90s. The play celebrates the first baby-boomer president – the one who preferred briefs to boxers, played a sax on national TV, presided over an economic boom and got himself impeached. The cast of characters includes Dick Morris, Newt Gingrich, Monica Lewinsky and former Clinton special prosecutor Kenneth Starr, who sings 'A Starr Is Born' and 'Sexual Relations.' 'Clinton the Musical' stars Tom Galantich (left) as the wholesome and intelligent Bill Clinton, Duke Lafoon (right) as the sex-crazed 'Billy Clinton,' and  Kerry Butler (center) as Hillary Rodham Clinton – the only person who can see both of them

He faced constant scandals, capped by an affair with a

OPTIONS:
- Australian intern that made him just the second president to be impeached.
- Bill Clinton intern that made him just the second president to be impeached.
- Billy Clinton intern that made him just the second president to be impeached.
- Broadway intern that made him just the second president to be impeached.
- Clinton intern that made him just the second president to be impeached.
- Clinton the Musical intern that made him just the second president to be impeached.
- Clintons intern that made him just the second president to be impeached.
- Dick Morris intern that made him just the second president to be impeached.
- Duke Lafoon intern that made him just the second president to be impeached.
- Hillary Rodham Clinton intern that made him just the second president to be impeached.
- Kenneth Starr intern that made him just the second president to be impeached.
- Kerry Butler intern that made him just the second president to be impeached.
- Monica Lewinsky intern that made him just the second president to be impeached.
- Newt Gingrich intern that made him just the second president to be impeached.
- Sexual Relations intern that made him just the second president to be impeached.
- Starr intern that made him just the second president to be impeached.
- Starr Is Born intern that made him just the second president to be impeached.
- Tom Galantich intern that made him just the second president to be impeached.
- White House intern that made him just the second president to be impeached.


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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A distraught, sobbing Afghan Taliban member begged the court for mercy, but got none as an unmoved federal judge here Monday handed down maximum life sentences for convictions on drug trafficking and narco-terrorism charges. A guard watches over a pile of burning drugs in Kabul, Afghanistan, on June 25, 2008. Khan Mohammed, 38, of Nangarhar Province became the first person convicted and sentenced in the United States under a 2006 law that increased the penalty for a defendant found to be involved  with terrorism and distributing illegal drugs. Mohammed, who had been extradited from Afghanistan, was convicted by a jury in May of plotting a rocket attack on U.S. military forces and Afghan civilians at Jalalabad Airfield.

"Afghanistan is ground zero for opium, and an almost limitless source of funds to the

OPTIONS:
- Afghan," he argued.
- Afghanistan," he argued.
- CNN," he argued.
- Jalalabad Airfield," he argued.
- Kabul," he argued.
- Khan Mohammed," he argued.
- Mohammed," he argued.
- Nangarhar Province," he argued.
- Taliban," he argued.
- U.S.," he argued.
- United States," he argued.
- WASHINGTON," he argued.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

A woman whose dog suffered horrific burns after it sniffed toxic Giant Hogweed has warned other pet owners of its dangers. Joanne Boardman, 47, had taken her beloved rescue dog on her daily walk through some fields and allotments near her home in Graystones, Sheffield. But within hours of returning, eight-year-old Ellie the Great Dane was covered in sore blisters and whimpering in pain. Joanne, of Graystones, Sheffield, said: 'At first I noticed that Ellie had some little marks on her nose which looked like scratches, but I didn't really think much about it. 'The following day it blistered up really badly when she went out in the sun. It went from nothing to these horrible blisters.

'It wasn't until I posted some pictures on Facebook and a few of my friends said it could be

OPTIONS:
- Asian that we realised what it was.'
- Ellie that we realised what it was.'
- Giant Hogweed that we realised what it was.'
- Graystones that we realised what it was.'
- Great Dane that we realised what it was.'
- Joanne that we realised what it was.'
- Joanne Boardman that we realised what it was.'
- Sheffield that we realised what it was.'


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The FIFA corruption saga took another twist on Monday when the head of the inspection team for the murky 2018 and 2022 World Cup bids was banned from football for seven years. Chilean Harold Mayne-Nicholls, who considered standing for the FIFA presidency in the last election, received a suspension from FIFA’s ethics committee for demanding favours from Qatar three months before the vote in December 2010. Mayne-Nicholls asked for his son and nephew to be given jobs in Qatar’s Aspire academy in Doha. The request was originally honoured but later turned down, for fear it would leave space for ‘incorrect interpretations’ of the bidding process.

The evaluation report gave

OPTIONS:
- Aspire the worst ranking, due to its extreme summer heat, but the country still won the 2022 vote and the World Cup was switched from June-July to November-December.
- Chilean the worst ranking, due to its extreme summer heat, but the country still won the 2022 vote and the World Cup was switched from June-July to November-December.
- Doha the worst ranking, due to its extreme summer heat, but the country still won the 2022 vote and the World Cup was switched from June-July to November-December.
- FIFA the worst ranking, due to its extreme summer heat, but the country still won the 2022 vote and the World Cup was switched from June-July to November-December.
- Harold Mayne the worst ranking, due to its extreme summer heat, but the country still won the 2022 vote and the World Cup was switched from June-July to November-December.
- Mayne the worst ranking, due to its extreme summer heat, but the country still won the 2022 vote and the World Cup was switched from June-July to November-December.
- Nicholls the worst ranking, due to its extreme summer heat, but the country still won the 2022 vote and the World Cup was switched from June-July to November-December.
- Qatar the worst ranking, due to its extreme summer heat, but the country still won the 2022 vote and the World Cup was switched from June-July to November-December.
- World Cup the worst ranking, due to its extreme summer heat, but the country still won the 2022 vote and the World Cup was switched from June-July to November-December.


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

Jack Butland made his first real error of the season with his gloves in Stoke’s win against Southampton, but nothing right now, it seems, can knock England and the Barclays Premier League’s most in-form goalkeeper. The 22-year-old has gone from Stoke’s back-up to providing a real threat to Joe Hart for the No1 spot in Roy Hodgson’s side for the Euros next summer since the start of the season. Southampton were so poor at home that he was afforded no real opportunity to enhance his reputation further and instead had a moment of panic when he spilled a routine catch straight to Victor Wanyama.

Fortunately for Butland the

OPTIONS:
- Barclays Premier League midfielder shot wide, but mistakes like those kind can rock a young goalkeeper.
- England midfielder shot wide, but mistakes like those kind can rock a young goalkeeper.
- Euros midfielder shot wide, but mistakes like those kind can rock a young goalkeeper.
- Jack Butland midfielder shot wide, but mistakes like those kind can rock a young goalkeeper.
- Joe Hart midfielder shot wide, but mistakes like those kind can rock a young goalkeeper.
- Roy Hodgson midfielder shot wide, but mistakes like those kind can rock a young goalkeeper.
- Southampton midfielder shot wide, but mistakes like those kind can rock a young goalkeeper.
- Stoke midfielder shot wide, but mistakes like those kind can rock a young goalkeeper.
- Stoke’s midfielder shot wide, but mistakes like those kind can rock a young goalkeeper.
- Victor Wanyama midfielder shot wide, but mistakes like those kind can rock a young goalkeeper.


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London (CNN) Police have charged 52-year-old Thomas Mair with the brazen killing of British politician Jo Cox. Investigators are now looking into whether Mair -- who is described by neighbors as a loner -- had ties to right-wing extremism. Cox, a member of Britain's Parliament, was killed Thursday in a brazen attack on a street in her district in northern England. "We have now charged a man with murder, grievous bodily harm, possession of a firearm with intent to commit an indictable offence and possession of an offensive weapon," West Yorkshire Police's Detective Superintendent Nick Wallen said. Mair will appear in London's Westminster Magistrates Court on Saturday.

OPTIONS:
- Britain was stabbed and shot in Birstall after a meeting with her constituents in an attack that has shocked a nation known for its strict gun laws.
- British was stabbed and shot in Birstall after a meeting with her constituents in an attack that has shocked a nation known for its strict gun laws.
- CNN was stabbed and shot in Birstall after a meeting with her constituents in an attack that has shocked a nation known for its strict gun laws.
- Cox was stabbed and shot in Birstall after a meeting with her constituents in an attack that has shocked a nation known for its strict gun laws.
- England was stabbed and shot in Birstall after a meeting with her constituents in an attack that has shocked a nation known for its strict gun laws.
- Jo Cox was stabbed and shot in Birstall after a meeting with her constituents in an attack that has shocked a nation known for its strict gun laws.
- London was stabbed and shot in Birstall after a meeting with her constituents in an attack that has shocked a nation known for its strict gun laws.
- Mair was stabbed and shot in Birstall after a meeting with her constituents in an attack that has shocked a nation known for its strict gun laws.
- Nick Wallen was stabbed and shot in Birstall after a meeting with her constituents in an attack that has shocked a nation known for its strict gun laws.
- Thomas Mair was stabbed and shot in Birstall after a meeting with her constituents in an attack that has shocked a nation known for its strict gun laws.
- West Yorkshire Police was stabbed and shot in Birstall after a meeting with her constituents in an attack that has shocked a nation known for its strict gun laws.
- Westminster Magistrates Court was stabbed and shot in Birstall after a meeting with her constituents in an attack that has shocked a nation known for its strict gun laws.


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(CNN) I live in Miami. I'm pregnant. I tested positive for the Zika virus. At least that's what I was told, and that's what I believed for six long, painful weeks. They were excruciating weeks of waiting for a special test that only the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention can do to confirm whether I had, in fact, contracted Zika during the beginning of my first trimester -- a crucial period of time for a fetus' brain and nervous system development. I endured over 40 anxiety-provoking days carrying my second baby, one that I wasn't sure I would be able to keep, before learning that my test result was -- thankfully -- a false positive.

We were a spectacle, drawing stares at our local park, but it was worth dramatically decreasing our quality of life, we thought, in order to protect ourselves from

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
- Lindsay C. Malloy.
- Miami.
- Zika.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) As Wall Street celebrates the news of Amazon buying Whole Foods, thousands of workers at Whole Foods stores across the country must now worry about losing their jobs. They have good reason to be concerned. The Amazon-Whole Foods merger is not about improving customer service, products or choice, it is about destroying Whole Foods jobs through Amazon-style automation. Amazon's very business model is to remove as many humans from all facets of production and service as possible. Just as Walmart's big-box model destroyed small businesses when it spread across the country, Amazon's automation model, if widely adopted, potentially poses a huge threat to America's 16-million-strong service and retail workforce.

In its distribution warehouses, for example,

OPTIONS:
- Amazon warehouse workers report of toiling in both extreme heat and freezing cold to meet unrealistic goals, sometimes to the point of needing medical attention.
- America warehouse workers report of toiling in both extreme heat and freezing cold to meet unrealistic goals, sometimes to the point of needing medical attention.
- Marc Perrone warehouse workers report of toiling in both extreme heat and freezing cold to meet unrealistic goals, sometimes to the point of needing medical attention.
- Wall Street warehouse workers report of toiling in both extreme heat and freezing cold to meet unrealistic goals, sometimes to the point of needing medical attention.
- Walmart warehouse workers report of toiling in both extreme heat and freezing cold to meet unrealistic goals, sometimes to the point of needing medical attention.
- Whole Foods warehouse workers report of toiling in both extreme heat and freezing cold to meet unrealistic goals, sometimes to the point of needing medical attention.


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Bill Gates drew fire from Tory backbenchers ahead of a visit to the Commons this week after he praised the government’s lavish spending on foreign aid. The tycoon and philanthropist has hailed David Cameron for showing ‘true leadership’ for handing out £11.4billion in foreign aid last year. Mr Gates – the richest man in the world - has been invited to address MPs by Commons Speaker John Bercow this week. Britain is one of the only countries which has committed to giving away 0.7 per cent of its national income to poor nations – many of them ruled by corrupt regimes.

He said: ‘

OPTIONS:
- Bill Gates started giving huge money in overseas aid when he had earned it.
- Britain started giving huge money in overseas aid when he had earned it.
- Commons started giving huge money in overseas aid when he had earned it.
- David Cameron started giving huge money in overseas aid when he had earned it.
- Gates started giving huge money in overseas aid when he had earned it.
- John Bercow started giving huge money in overseas aid when he had earned it.
- Microsoft started giving huge money in overseas aid when he had earned it.
- The White House started giving huge money in overseas aid when he had earned it.
- Tory started giving huge money in overseas aid when he had earned it.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Dubai, United Arab Emirates (CNN) You may not know his name, but you've undoubtedly heard of his shows. Franco Dragone was one of the key architects of Cirque Du Soleil's unique theatrical style. Between 1985 and 1998, the Italian-Belgian dramatist directed nearly all of the Canadian entertainment company's most prestigious shows. Then in 2000, he left. Founding his own eponymous theater company, Dragone went on to create a live residency show for Canadian pop singer Celine Dion, and launch death-defying aquatic spectaculars in Macau and Las Vegas. Both became runaway hits. Today, the company says close to 100 million people have seen Dragone's heart-stopping work.

In 2005, Dragone made headlines when he launched Le Rêve, in

OPTIONS:
- Belgian.
- CNN.
- Canadian.
- Celine Dion.
- Cirque Du Soleil.
- Cirque du Soleil.
- Dragone.
- Dubai.
- Franco Dragone.
- House of Dancing Water.
- Italian.
- Las Vegas.
- Macau.
- United Arab Emirates.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Nike co-founder Phil Knight, who turned a business selling shoes out of the back of his car into the world's most valuable sports brand, has announced plans to step down as company chairman. Business visionary Knight, 77, was a middle distance runner in college who began the company in a handshake deal with Oregon coach Bill Bowerman in 1964, with each putting up $500. With shrewd marketing campaigns that began in 1984 with the iconic Air Jordan sneaker worn by future NBA legend Michael Jordan, he made the swoosh one of the most recognizable logos around the globe. That phenomenal growth also landed Knight on Forbes magazine's list of 50 richest people in the world, with a net worth estimated at $24 billion.

The original

OPTIONS:
- Adidas sold for $65, a far cry from their current price of well over $100.
- Air Jordan sold for $65, a far cry from their current price of well over $100.
- Basketball sold for $65, a far cry from their current price of well over $100.
- Bill Bowerman sold for $65, a far cry from their current price of well over $100.
- Co sold for $65, a far cry from their current price of well over $100.
- Departure sold for $65, a far cry from their current price of well over $100.
- Forbes magazine sold for $65, a far cry from their current price of well over $100.
- Jordan sold for $65, a far cry from their current price of well over $100.
- Knight sold for $65, a far cry from their current price of well over $100.
- Mark Parker sold for $65, a far cry from their current price of well over $100.
- Michael Jordan sold for $65, a far cry from their current price of well over $100.
- NBA sold for $65, a far cry from their current price of well over $100.
- Nike sold for $65, a far cry from their current price of well over $100.
- Nike co sold for $65, a far cry from their current price of well over $100.
- Oregon sold for $65, a far cry from their current price of well over $100.
- Phil Knight sold for $65, a far cry from their current price of well over $100.


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

However, the pollsters did not disclose that

OPTIONS:
- Alabama was a sponsor of the poll until the end of the interview to avoid influencing the answers of respondents with opinions about the news organization's coverage of the allegations against Moore.
- CNN was a sponsor of the poll until the end of the interview to avoid influencing the answers of respondents with opinions about the news organization's coverage of the allegations against Moore.
- Christian was a sponsor of the poll until the end of the interview to avoid influencing the answers of respondents with opinions about the news organization's coverage of the allegations against Moore.
- Christianity was a sponsor of the poll until the end of the interview to avoid influencing the answers of respondents with opinions about the news organization's coverage of the allegations against Moore.
- Democrat was a sponsor of the poll until the end of the interview to avoid influencing the answers of respondents with opinions about the news organization's coverage of the allegations against Moore.
- Doug Jones was a sponsor of the poll until the end of the interview to avoid influencing the answers of respondents with opinions about the news organization's coverage of the allegations against Moore.
- Islam was a sponsor of the poll until the end of the interview to avoid influencing the answers of respondents with opinions about the news organization's coverage of the allegations against Moore.
- Jones was a sponsor of the poll until the end of the interview to avoid influencing the answers of respondents with opinions about the news organization's coverage of the allegations against Moore.
- LGBT was a sponsor of the poll until the end of the interview to avoid influencing the answers of respondents with opinions about the news organization's coverage of the allegations against Moore.
- Moore was a sponsor of the poll until the end of the interview to avoid influencing the answers of respondents with opinions about the news organization's coverage of the allegations against Moore.
- Republican was a sponsor of the poll until the end of the interview to avoid influencing the answers of respondents with opinions about the news organization's coverage of the allegations against Moore.
- Roy Moore was a sponsor of the poll until the end of the interview to avoid influencing the answers of respondents with opinions about the news organization's coverage of the allegations against Moore.
- Schar School Poll was a sponsor of the poll until the end of the interview to avoid influencing the answers of respondents with opinions about the news organization's coverage of the allegations against Moore.
- Senate was a sponsor of the poll until the end of the interview to avoid influencing the answers of respondents with opinions about the news organization's coverage of the allegations against Moore.
- Supreme Court was a sponsor of the poll until the end of the interview to avoid influencing the answers of respondents with opinions about the news organization's coverage of the allegations against Moore.
- Washington was a sponsor of the poll until the end of the interview to avoid influencing the answers of respondents with opinions about the news organization's coverage of the allegations against Moore.
- Washington Post was a sponsor of the poll until the end of the interview to avoid influencing the answers of respondents with opinions about the news organization's coverage of the allegations against Moore.