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(CNN) President Donald Trump and President Barack Obama have now both ordered airstrikes in Syria, but there are key ways that Thursday's strike was different from the previous military strikes there. The airstrike Trump authorized Thursday hit a Syrian government airbase in response to the chemical weapons attack carried out earlier this week. It's a step Obama was unwilling to take, at least without congressional approval, as Obama elected not to strike Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime in 2013 after a chemical attack crossed his "red line." But Obama did launch airstrikes in Syria a year later, as the US began a military campaign against ISIS in Iraq and Syria. The nearly three-year war against ISIS has led to a steady stream of US bombings from manned aircraft, drones and missiles fired from warships.

The

OPTIONS:
- Assad administration, however, said Thursday that the airstrikes were not a change in Syria policy.
- Barack Obama administration, however, said Thursday that the airstrikes were not a change in Syria policy.
- Bashar al administration, however, said Thursday that the airstrikes were not a change in Syria policy.
- CNN administration, however, said Thursday that the airstrikes were not a change in Syria policy.
- Donald Trump administration, however, said Thursday that the airstrikes were not a change in Syria policy.
- ISIS administration, however, said Thursday that the airstrikes were not a change in Syria policy.
- Iraq administration, however, said Thursday that the airstrikes were not a change in Syria policy.
- Obama administration, however, said Thursday that the airstrikes were not a change in Syria policy.
- Syria administration, however, said Thursday that the airstrikes were not a change in Syria policy.
- Syrian administration, however, said Thursday that the airstrikes were not a change in Syria policy.
- Trump administration, however, said Thursday that the airstrikes were not a change in Syria policy.
- US administration, however, said Thursday that the airstrikes were not a change in Syria policy.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) Graduate transfers Damion Lee and Trey Lewis headed to Louisville in hopes of getting to take part in March Madness for the first time. The two headed to practice Friday knowing they weren't going to get that chance, because of the actions of others. The university announced it was placing a self-imposed postseason ban on the men's basketball team, saying the program broke an unspecified NCAA rule. "Based upon the available information gathered by the NCAA enforcement staff and the University of Louisville, I determined that it was reasonable to conclude that violations had occurred in the men's basketball program in the past," school President James Ramsey said.

"President

OPTIONS:
- Damion Lee, Tom Jurich and the Louisville leadership have been and continue to be cooperative throughout the process, and we fully support their decision," he said.
- James Ramsey, Tom Jurich and the Louisville leadership have been and continue to be cooperative throughout the process, and we fully support their decision," he said.
- Louisville, Tom Jurich and the Louisville leadership have been and continue to be cooperative throughout the process, and we fully support their decision," he said.
- March Madness, Tom Jurich and the Louisville leadership have been and continue to be cooperative throughout the process, and we fully support their decision," he said.
- NCAA, Tom Jurich and the Louisville leadership have been and continue to be cooperative throughout the process, and we fully support their decision," he said.
- Player, Tom Jurich and the Louisville leadership have been and continue to be cooperative throughout the process, and we fully support their decision," he said.
- Rick Pitino, Tom Jurich and the Louisville leadership have been and continue to be cooperative throughout the process, and we fully support their decision," he said.
- Trey Lewis, Tom Jurich and the Louisville leadership have been and continue to be cooperative throughout the process, and we fully support their decision," he said.
- University of Louisville, Tom Jurich and the Louisville leadership have been and continue to be cooperative throughout the process, and we fully support their decision," he said.


Find the right ending to this passage.

A solar system including five Earth-sized planets has been discovered which is so ancient it was born not long after the dawn of time - and experts say it could help find life on planets far older than we expected. The system's parent star, named Kepler-444, is 117 light years from Earth and 11.2 billion years old. When the sun-like star was formed out of a primordial cloud of gas and dust, the universe was just a fifth of its current age. Astronomers made the discovery after trawling through four years' worth of data collected by Nasa's Kepler space telescope.

However, the chances of an advanced race of beings living on any of the planets are remote, despite

OPTIONS:
- Astronomers being 25 per cent smaller and 700 degrees cooler than the sun.
- Earth being 25 per cent smaller and 700 degrees cooler than the sun.
- Five Earth being 25 per cent smaller and 700 degrees cooler than the sun.
- Kepler being 25 per cent smaller and 700 degrees cooler than the sun.
- Kepler-444 being 25 per cent smaller and 700 degrees cooler than the sun.
- Nasa being 25 per cent smaller and 700 degrees cooler than the sun.
- Solar being 25 per cent smaller and 700 degrees cooler than the sun.


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A former Fortune 500 executive from New Hampshire who caused a highway crash that killed a Vermont couple and their unborn baby said during his sentencing Wednesday that he wasn't suicidal. Prosecutors previously said that Robert Dellinger, 54, told investigators he was trying to kill himself in December 2013 when he drove his pickup truck across a median at more than 100mph and plowed into an oncoming SUV. The crash killed 24-year-old Amanda Murphy, who was eight months pregnant, and her fiance, 29-year-old Jason Timmons. Speaking out: Former Fortune 500 executive Robert Dellinger, 54, said in court during his sentencing Wednesday that he was not suicidal on the day he crashed into a couple's SUV, killing them instantly

The defendant also faces a wrongful death lawsuit filed in February by the estate of

OPTIONS:
- Amanda Murphy.
- Deborah Dellinger.
- Dellinger.
- Fortune 500.
- Jason Timmons.
- Lebanon.
- Murphy.
- New Hampshire.
- Robert Dellinger.
- Vermont.


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The prospect of a 'Blukip' alliance between David Cameron and Nigel Farage is now just as likely as a coalition between the SNP and Labour, Nick Clegg claimed today. The Deputy Prime Minister said there was a 'very real danger' that Ukip and Northern Ireland's DUP could hold Mr Cameron to 'ransom' in the event of a second hung Parliament. Mr Clegg's remarks come after Mr Farage  held out an olive branch to the Prime Minister last night - as he said he wanted to work with him to prevent a possible Labour government. The Lib Dems released a new campaign poster this morning warning of the danger of a 'BluKip' alliance between the Tories and Ukip

He said: 'Only yesterday there were reports of

OPTIONS:
- BluKip opening 'back channels' with the Tories to discuss a post-election pact.
- Blukip opening 'back channels' with the Tories to discuss a post-election pact.
- Cameron opening 'back channels' with the Tories to discuss a post-election pact.
- Clegg opening 'back channels' with the Tories to discuss a post-election pact.
- DUP opening 'back channels' with the Tories to discuss a post-election pact.
- David Cameron opening 'back channels' with the Tories to discuss a post-election pact.
- Farage opening 'back channels' with the Tories to discuss a post-election pact.
- Labour opening 'back channels' with the Tories to discuss a post-election pact.
- Lib Dem opening 'back channels' with the Tories to discuss a post-election pact.
- Lib Dems opening 'back channels' with the Tories to discuss a post-election pact.
- Nick Clegg opening 'back channels' with the Tories to discuss a post-election pact.
- Nigel Farage opening 'back channels' with the Tories to discuss a post-election pact.
- Northern Ireland opening 'back channels' with the Tories to discuss a post-election pact.
- Parliament opening 'back channels' with the Tories to discuss a post-election pact.
- SNP opening 'back channels' with the Tories to discuss a post-election pact.
- Tories opening 'back channels' with the Tories to discuss a post-election pact.
- Tory opening 'back channels' with the Tories to discuss a post-election pact.
- Ukip opening 'back channels' with the Tories to discuss a post-election pact.


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Jennifer K. 'Kaya' Thompson, 44, has now joined 35 other women who have made claims of sexual assault against Bill Cosby A Bill Cosby accuser, 'Jane Doe No.2', has decided to reveal her identity after finding the strength to finally go public about the alleged attack 30 years ago. Jennifer K. 'Kaya' Thompson has now joined 35 other women who have made claims of sexual assault against the The Cosby Show star. Ms Thompson, a 44-year-old from Florida, told People: 'It's come to my understanding that there's greater credibility for my testimony with a full name and an image.

'I am so very grateful for the

OPTIONS:
- Bill Cosby who came before me in the lawsuit 10 years ago... My mother and I were very eager to give our support via testimony at that time – however, not to the general public.
- Cosby who came before me in the lawsuit 10 years ago... My mother and I were very eager to give our support via testimony at that time – however, not to the general public.
- Florida who came before me in the lawsuit 10 years ago... My mother and I were very eager to give our support via testimony at that time – however, not to the general public.
- Jane Doe No.2 who came before me in the lawsuit 10 years ago... My mother and I were very eager to give our support via testimony at that time – however, not to the general public.
- Jennifer K. 'Kaya' Thompson who came before me in the lawsuit 10 years ago... My mother and I were very eager to give our support via testimony at that time – however, not to the general public.
- New York who came before me in the lawsuit 10 years ago... My mother and I were very eager to give our support via testimony at that time – however, not to the general public.
- The Cosby Show who came before me in the lawsuit 10 years ago... My mother and I were very eager to give our support via testimony at that time – however, not to the general public.
- Thompson who came before me in the lawsuit 10 years ago... My mother and I were very eager to give our support via testimony at that time – however, not to the general public.


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Rio Ferdinand believes Louis van Gaal's decision to return Wayne Rooney to his favoured attacking role has led to the Manchester United's upturn in performance levels. Writing in his column in The Sun ahead of the Manchester derby on Sunday, Ferdinand, now at Queens Park Rangers, revealed his belief that Rooney playing as a striker is fundamental to United hitting fifth gear. He praised Van Gaal for moving his captain further up the field after a spell in the centre of the pitch at the start of the year but admitted the return to form and fitness of Ander Herrera, Marouane Fellaini and Michael Carrick has also been important.

Ferdinand also pointed to the return of midfield player Michael Carrick (left) as a help to

OPTIONS:
- Ander Herrera
- Anfield
- Ferdinand
- Louis van Gaal
- Manchester
- Manchester United
- Marouane Fellaini
- Michael Carrick
- Queens Park Rangers
- Rio Ferdinand
- Rooney
- The Sun
- United
- Van Gaal
- Wayne Rooney


(CNN) -- At a modest stucco home in Montgomery, Alabama, an unlikely presidential victory celebration is taking place this morning. Barack Obama's election victory represents a triumph for civil rights activists before him. Peggy Wallace Kennedy, the daughter of the late George Wallace, the Alabama governor who once vowed to maintain segregation forever, is rejoicing. Kennedy, 58, voted for Sen. Barack Obama. She says she was "mesmerized" when she first heard him speak at the 2004 Democratic National Convention. Her admiration for Obama deepened when she learned he opposed the Iraq war. She even slapped an Obama bumper sticker on her car, even though someone told her that the prospect of an African-American president would have her father "rolling over in his grave."

He says it was "inconceivable" then that the

OPTIONS:
- 2004 Democratic National Convention would elect an African-American president.
- African would elect an African-American president.
- Alabama would elect an African-American president.
- America would elect an African-American president.
- American would elect an African-American president.
- Barack Obama would elect an African-American president.
- CNN would elect an African-American president.
- George Wallace would elect an African-American president.
- Iraq would elect an African-American president.
- Kennedy would elect an African-American president.
- Montgomery would elect an African-American president.
- Obama would elect an African-American president.
- Peggy Wallace Kennedy would elect an African-American president.


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(CNN) A former US Marine talked with an undercover FBI employee about carrying out a terror attack over the holidays at Pier 39, a busy shopping and tourist area in San Francisco, according to an affidavit filed in US District Court in California on Friday. Everitt Aaron Jameson, 26, of Modesto, California, was arrested and charged with attempting to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization, the Justice Department said in a news release. Though there are no additional known threats to the city, San Francisco police will be increasing their presence in light of the alleged terror plot, acting Mayor London Breed said in a statement. The spokesperson for the local FBI office said there are no known credible threats in the Bay Area.

Undercover employees of the

OPTIONS:
- Bay Area posed as supporters of ISIS and contacted Jameson, the affidavit said.
- California posed as supporters of ISIS and contacted Jameson, the affidavit said.
- Everitt Aaron Jameson posed as supporters of ISIS and contacted Jameson, the affidavit said.
- FBI posed as supporters of ISIS and contacted Jameson, the affidavit said.
- ISIS posed as supporters of ISIS and contacted Jameson, the affidavit said.
- Justice Department posed as supporters of ISIS and contacted Jameson, the affidavit said.
- London Breed posed as supporters of ISIS and contacted Jameson, the affidavit said.
- Modesto posed as supporters of ISIS and contacted Jameson, the affidavit said.
- Pier 39 posed as supporters of ISIS and contacted Jameson, the affidavit said.
- San Francisco posed as supporters of ISIS and contacted Jameson, the affidavit said.
- US District Court posed as supporters of ISIS and contacted Jameson, the affidavit said.
- US Marine posed as supporters of ISIS and contacted Jameson, the affidavit said.


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(CNN) "Yessssss!" was my reaction to hearing the news that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration intends to regulate e-cigarettes, hookahs, vape pens, e-pipes and other electronic nicotine delivery products. As a family physician, I often have patients ask me about e-cigarettes. Some have seen advertisements and are wondering what they are; some have simply heard that e-cigarettes are safer than traditional cigarettes and want to know if this is true. E-cigarettes are included in the category of ENDS -- Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems -- products that use a liquid containing nicotine and varying amounts of flavor, glycerin, propylene glycol and other ingredients. This liquid is heated into an aerosol that users then smoke. It is often referred to as "vaping."

The

OPTIONS:
- CNN also reports that 16 percent "of high school and 5.3 percent of middle school students were current users of e-cigarettes in 2015, making e-cigarettes the most commonly used tobacco product among youth for the second consecutive year."
- Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems also reports that 16 percent "of high school and 5.3 percent of middle school students were current users of e-cigarettes in 2015, making e-cigarettes the most commonly used tobacco product among youth for the second consecutive year."
- FDA also reports that 16 percent "of high school and 5.3 percent of middle school students were current users of e-cigarettes in 2015, making e-cigarettes the most commonly used tobacco product among youth for the second consecutive year."
- Jennifer Caudle also reports that 16 percent "of high school and 5.3 percent of middle school students were current users of e-cigarettes in 2015, making e-cigarettes the most commonly used tobacco product among youth for the second consecutive year."
- U.S. Food and Drug Administration also reports that 16 percent "of high school and 5.3 percent of middle school students were current users of e-cigarettes in 2015, making e-cigarettes the most commonly used tobacco product among youth for the second consecutive year."
- Yessssss! also reports that 16 percent "of high school and 5.3 percent of middle school students were current users of e-cigarettes in 2015, making e-cigarettes the most commonly used tobacco product among youth for the second consecutive year."


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Washington (CNN) -- Voices recorded by inventor Alexander Graham Bell more than 125 years ago are being heard now, thanks to digital imaging technology. "It's not high fidelity, but you can definitely figure out what they're saying," said Carl Haber of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, one of the scientists working on the project in a laboratory at the Library of Congress. The early audio recordings were made during an intensely competitive time, when scientists were racing to improve on Thomas Edison's phonograph, which was invented in 1877. Scientists like Bell, who worked at his Volta Laboratory in the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, were looking to improve both the quality of the phonograph and the nature of the sound to make the product commercially viable.

Although the scientists at Bell's

OPTIONS:
- Alexander Graham Bell would have been working on a playback device as they were making the recordings, none of those made it into the Smithsonian's archives.
- Bell would have been working on a playback device as they were making the recordings, none of those made it into the Smithsonian's archives.
- CNN would have been working on a playback device as they were making the recordings, none of those made it into the Smithsonian's archives.
- Carl Haber would have been working on a playback device as they were making the recordings, none of those made it into the Smithsonian's archives.
- Georgetown would have been working on a playback device as they were making the recordings, none of those made it into the Smithsonian's archives.
- Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory would have been working on a playback device as they were making the recordings, none of those made it into the Smithsonian's archives.
- Library of Congress would have been working on a playback device as they were making the recordings, none of those made it into the Smithsonian's archives.
- National Museum of American History would have been working on a playback device as they were making the recordings, none of those made it into the Smithsonian's archives.
- Smithsonian would have been working on a playback device as they were making the recordings, none of those made it into the Smithsonian's archives.
- Thomas Edison would have been working on a playback device as they were making the recordings, none of those made it into the Smithsonian's archives.
- Volta Laboratory would have been working on a playback device as they were making the recordings, none of those made it into the Smithsonian's archives.
- Washington would have been working on a playback device as they were making the recordings, none of those made it into the Smithsonian's archives.


Britons caught up in the French cabbie strikes today told of their terror after facing gangs of 'taxi mafia' as they desperately tried to flee the country. Around 3,000 taxi drivers have taken part in violent demonstrations across France against rival firm Uber, burning tyres on main roads and blocking access to airports and other transport hubs. Shocking footage also emerged today showing protesters dropping rocks onto cars as they travelled under bridges in Paris. One woman told MailOnline how she was forced to sleep in the airport with a mob of angry picketers after missing her flight. Alexandra Lever had been a guest at the MailOnline yacht party in Cannes the night before when her private hire car failed to turn up to take her to Nice airport.

'I heard they set an

OPTIONS:
- Alexandra Lever car on fire earlier and they have been tipping them over with people inside.
- British car on fire earlier and they have been tipping them over with people inside.
- Britons car on fire earlier and they have been tipping them over with people inside.
- Cannes car on fire earlier and they have been tipping them over with people inside.
- France car on fire earlier and they have been tipping them over with people inside.
- French car on fire earlier and they have been tipping them over with people inside.
- MailOnline car on fire earlier and they have been tipping them over with people inside.
- Nice car on fire earlier and they have been tipping them over with people inside.
- Paris car on fire earlier and they have been tipping them over with people inside.
- Uber car on fire earlier and they have been tipping them over with people inside.


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(CNN) In 2004, Mostafa Salameh had a vivid dream: he was praying for peace on the top of a mountain. "I woke up sweating and I saw myself on top of the world," Salameh tells CNN. Back then, Salameh had no expedition experience, little money and couldn't have pointed to Mount Everest on a map. Fast forward to 2017, and he has become the first Jordanian to complete the "Explorers Grand Slam," which entails climbing the Seven Summits, including Mount Everest, and reaching the North and South poles. Only 15 other people have ever achieved the Grand Slam. His amazing life has now become the subject of an international book, published by Bloomsbury and endorsed by King Abdullah II of Jordan and British adventurer Ranulph Fiennes.

It worked and

OPTIONS:
- Abdullah II was invited to Jordan to meet the king's representatives.
- Bloomsbury was invited to Jordan to meet the king's representatives.
- British was invited to Jordan to meet the king's representatives.
- CNN was invited to Jordan to meet the king's representatives.
- Dreams of a Refugee was invited to Jordan to meet the king's representatives.
- Explorers Grand Slam was invited to Jordan to meet the king's representatives.
- Grand Slam was invited to Jordan to meet the king's representatives.
- Jordan was invited to Jordan to meet the king's representatives.
- Jordanian was invited to Jordan to meet the king's representatives.
- Middle East was invited to Jordan to meet the king's representatives.
- Mostafa Salameh was invited to Jordan to meet the king's representatives.
- Mount Everest was invited to Jordan to meet the king's representatives.
- North was invited to Jordan to meet the king's representatives.
- Ranulph Fiennes was invited to Jordan to meet the king's representatives.
- Salameh was invited to Jordan to meet the king's representatives.
- Seven Summits was invited to Jordan to meet the king's representatives.
- South was invited to Jordan to meet the king's representatives.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

For 19 years it's been  the jewel-encrusted centrepiece of the annual Victoria's Secret collection and a badge of honour for the angel chosen to wear it. This year Lily Aldridge has been selected to showcase the $2million (£1.3million) Fireworks Fantasy Bra but she's just the latest beauty to don the bejewelled undies. From the Diamond Dream Bra worn by Tyra Banks in 1997 to the $11million Very Sexy Fantasy Bra which boasted a 70-carat diamond pendant and was paraded by Heidi Klum,  FEMAIL charts the glitz and glamour of the world's most expensive lingerie. Although it is advertised for sale as the 'ultimate holiday gift' the Fantasy Bra is rarely ever bought - save for two rare exceptions. After one year the bras are  dismantled.

The first ever

OPTIONS:
- Diamond Dream Bra made its debut in 1996.
- FEMAIL made its debut in 1996.
- Fantasy Bra made its debut in 1996.
- Fireworks Fantasy Bra made its debut in 1996.
- Heidi Klum made its debut in 1996.
- Lily Aldridge made its debut in 1996.
- Tyra Banks made its debut in 1996.
- Very Sexy Fantasy Bra made its debut in 1996.
- Victoria's Secret made its debut in 1996.


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

This compares to Routehappy's last report, in June 2013, which found Wi-

OPTIONS:
- Blog connectivity on less than half of domestic flights.
- Dublin Airport connectivity on less than half of domestic flights.
- English connectivity on less than half of domestic flights.
- Far East connectivity on less than half of domestic flights.
- Fi connectivity on less than half of domestic flights.
- Suvarnabhumi Airport connectivity on less than half of domestic flights.
- Thailand connectivity on less than half of domestic flights.
- Wi connectivity on less than half of domestic flights.


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(CNN) -- Saudi Arabia's quest for a fourth Asian Cup title, and first since 1996, is over after they slumped to a 1-0 defeat at the hands of Jordan in Doha on Thursday. A mistake from goalkeeper Waleed Abdullah sealed Saudi Arabia's fate, as the kingdom slumped to their second successive defeat following their surprise 2-1 loss to Syria on Sunday. Last weekend's defeat saw the instant dismissal of Portuguese coach Jose Peseiro, but his replacement Nasser Al Johar failed to get the victory the Saudi's needed to keep their tournament alive, despite making four changes to his side. An ominous sign for the 2022 World Cup?

Japan only need to draw with Saudi Arabia in their final match to qualify for the next stage, while whoever wins the match between Jordan and

OPTIONS:
- 2022 World Cup will join them, although Jordan also just need a point from that fixture.
- Asian Cup will join them, although Jordan also just need a point from that fixture.
- CNN will join them, although Jordan also just need a point from that fixture.
- Doha will join them, although Jordan also just need a point from that fixture.
- Japan will join them, although Jordan also just need a point from that fixture.
- Jordan will join them, although Jordan also just need a point from that fixture.
- Jose Peseiro will join them, although Jordan also just need a point from that fixture.
- Nasser Al Johar will join them, although Jordan also just need a point from that fixture.
- Portuguese will join them, although Jordan also just need a point from that fixture.
- Saudi will join them, although Jordan also just need a point from that fixture.
- Saudi Arabia will join them, although Jordan also just need a point from that fixture.
- Syria will join them, although Jordan also just need a point from that fixture.
- Waleed Abdullah will join them, although Jordan also just need a point from that fixture.


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For decades, prosecutors say, Johann (John) Breyer had successfully eluded a dark past. In his twilight years, the 89-year-old Philadelphia man was forced to defend himself against accusations that he was more than a mere perimeter guard at the notorious Auschwitz camp, where more than 1 million people, most of them Jews, were killed during World War II. He maintained that he never persecuted anyone. In 2003, a U.S. court ruled that he was not responsible for joining a Nazi unit because he was only 17 years old at the time. But new evidence has emerged, U.S. and German prosecutors say, that shows Breyer had to have been involved in the crimes that occurred in that place.

Breyer, who has lived in the United States since the 1950s, is facing possible extradition to

OPTIONS:
- Auschwitz following his arrest Tuesday in Philadelphia, authorities said.
- Breyer following his arrest Tuesday in Philadelphia, authorities said.
- German following his arrest Tuesday in Philadelphia, authorities said.
- Germany following his arrest Tuesday in Philadelphia, authorities said.
- Jews following his arrest Tuesday in Philadelphia, authorities said.
- Johann following his arrest Tuesday in Philadelphia, authorities said.
- John following his arrest Tuesday in Philadelphia, authorities said.
- Nazi following his arrest Tuesday in Philadelphia, authorities said.
- Philadelphia following his arrest Tuesday in Philadelphia, authorities said.
- U.S. following his arrest Tuesday in Philadelphia, authorities said.
- World War II. following his arrest Tuesday in Philadelphia, authorities said.


How does the sentence end?

Leicester City winger Riyad Mahrez will strike fear into his rivals by claiming he isn’t sure who can stop him in his current rich vein of form. The Algerian forward was the catalyst for beating Premier League champions Chelsea 2-1 on Monday night, assisting Jamie Vardy’s opener before whipping in a delightful second for Claudio Ranieri’s side. Mahrez’s 11 league goals and seven assists have helped propel Leicester top of the table. The 24-year-old hopes his confidence can help his team maintain their magnificent start to the season. ‘I don't know if anyone can stop me, but I need to do my best for the team," Mahrez told Sky Sports after being awarded ‘Man of the match’ at the King Power.

When you keep scoring and making assists, it's normal to have some confidence, you have to keep going and help the team,’ added

OPTIONS:
- Algerian.
- Chelsea.
- Claudio Ranieri.
- Jamie Vardy.
- King Power.
- Leicester.
- Leicester City.
- Mahrez.
- Premier League.
- Riyad Mahrez.
- Riyhad Mahrez.
- Sky Sports.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) The wait is over. Kevin Durant -- the biggest name in this summer's NBA free agent class -- has decided to sign with the Golden State Warriors and will leave the Oklahoma City Thunder. The decision was announced Monday on The Players' Tribune, a media platform used by athletes to tell their own stories. The 27-year-old forward is listed as a "Deputy Publisher" for the website. Kevin Durant to Warriors: Latest contract details, comments and reaction "This has been by far the most challenging few weeks in my professional life," Durant said of his decision. "I understood cognitively that I was facing a crossroads in my evolution as a player and as a man, and that it came with exceptionally difficult choices. What I didn't truly understand, however, was the range of emotions I would feel during this process.

OPTIONS:
- CNN led all scorers in this year's postseason with 28.4 points per game.
- Deputy Publisher led all scorers in this year's postseason with 28.4 points per game.
- Durant led all scorers in this year's postseason with 28.4 points per game.
- Golden State Warriors led all scorers in this year's postseason with 28.4 points per game.
- Kevin Durant led all scorers in this year's postseason with 28.4 points per game.
- NBA led all scorers in this year's postseason with 28.4 points per game.
- Oklahoma City Thunder led all scorers in this year's postseason with 28.4 points per game.
- The Players' Tribune led all scorers in this year's postseason with 28.4 points per game.
- Warriors led all scorers in this year's postseason with 28.4 points per game.


How does this story end?

The money keeps growing but the odds are shortening as the richest fight of all time looks set to break the half-billion-dollar barrier. Both Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are impressing video-watchers and hand-picked visitors to their gyms in Las Vegas and Los Angeles respectively with their dedication and work rate. But a dramatic improvement in the speed and power of the PacMan’s sparring and pad-hitting in the ring have caught the eye of the so-called ‘smart money’ gamblers. Floyd Mayweather's fight with Manny Pacquiao on May 2 is set to break the half-billion-dollar barrier Pacquiao, who was a 3/1 shot when betting opened, is now down to 2/1 at best.

Almost everyone else avoids

OPTIONS:
- Carl Froch like poison but it’s the kind of challenge which excites Carl.
- Floyd Mayweather like poison but it’s the kind of challenge which excites Carl.
- Gennady Golovkin like poison but it’s the kind of challenge which excites Carl.
- Las Vegas like poison but it’s the kind of challenge which excites Carl.
- Los Angeles like poison but it’s the kind of challenge which excites Carl.
- Manny Pacquiao like poison but it’s the kind of challenge which excites Carl.
- Mayweather like poison but it’s the kind of challenge which excites Carl.
- PacMan like poison but it’s the kind of challenge which excites Carl.
- Pacquiao like poison but it’s the kind of challenge which excites Carl.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Yayladagi, Turkey (CNN) -- Syrian security forces and helicopters sprayed automatic weapons fire into a crowd of thousands of protesters demonstrating Friday after prayers in the northern town of Maaret al-Nouman, witnesses said. At least four men were killed, activist Fadi Moustafa Sufi said. An activist who has provided CNN with reliable information in the past said the crowd numbered in the tens of thousands when security forces on the streets and an attack helicopter aloft opened fire. Some demonstrators used their personal weapons, including hunting rifles and AK-47s, to detain a number of members of the security forces when they ran out of ammunition, said the activist, who did not want to be named due to the sensitivity of the situation. He did not say that demonstrators exchanged fire with the security forces.

We cannot close our doors to those who run for their lives and want to take shelter in

OPTIONS:
- AK-47s."
- Activist."
- CNN."
- Erdogan."
- Fadi Moustafa Sufi."
- Maaret al-Nouman."
- Syrian."
- Turkey."
- Yayladagi."


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Young mum Annie Nolan spends a lot of her time answering the questions of strangers about her two-year-old twin girl Delphine and Cheska- and has come up with a very cheeky way to fend off the inquiries. The 26-year-old blogger, who is bombarded with questions that range from the ordinary to the inappropriate on a daily basis, decided to write the answers to her 'frequently asked questions' on signs for her twin girls to hold. Annie, who is also mum to four-year-old Malachy, took a snap of her two girls in their prams holding the signs and uploaded them to her blog's Facebook page- and couldn't have imagined the overwhelming response she would get from parents of twins all around the world.

OPTIONS:
- Annie, who runs the blog Uncanny Annie, said that she came up with idea for the signs after spending the previous evening with some other 'twin mums' and joking about the amount of times they were asked the exact same questions.
- Annie Nolan, who runs the blog Uncanny Annie, said that she came up with idea for the signs after spending the previous evening with some other 'twin mums' and joking about the amount of times they were asked the exact same questions.
- Cheska, who runs the blog Uncanny Annie, said that she came up with idea for the signs after spending the previous evening with some other 'twin mums' and joking about the amount of times they were asked the exact same questions.
- Cheska-, who runs the blog Uncanny Annie, said that she came up with idea for the signs after spending the previous evening with some other 'twin mums' and joking about the amount of times they were asked the exact same questions.
- Delphine, who runs the blog Uncanny Annie, said that she came up with idea for the signs after spending the previous evening with some other 'twin mums' and joking about the amount of times they were asked the exact same questions.
- Facebook, who runs the blog Uncanny Annie, said that she came up with idea for the signs after spending the previous evening with some other 'twin mums' and joking about the amount of times they were asked the exact same questions.
- Malachy, who runs the blog Uncanny Annie, said that she came up with idea for the signs after spending the previous evening with some other 'twin mums' and joking about the amount of times they were asked the exact same questions.
- Melbourne, who runs the blog Uncanny Annie, said that she came up with idea for the signs after spending the previous evening with some other 'twin mums' and joking about the amount of times they were asked the exact same questions.


Washington (CNN) Former White House adviser Steve Bannon returns to Alabama to campaign for Roy Moore on Tuesday -- and this time, President Donald Trump is on his side. Trump's decision Monday to call Moore and offer his full-throated endorsement to the Republican candidate for a US Senate seat, despite the accusations that Moore pursued sexual relationships with teenage girls while in his 30s, brought full circle an effort Bannon began while still in the White House. Moore's campaign said that during their phone conversation, Trump called the Senate hopeful a "fighter," and wrapped up the call by saying, "go get 'em, Roy!"

It took Bannon at least four months -- and he was dismissed as

OPTIONS:
- Alabama chief strategist in August -- to get Trump on his side.
- Bannon chief strategist in August -- to get Trump on his side.
- CNN chief strategist in August -- to get Trump on his side.
- Donald Trump chief strategist in August -- to get Trump on his side.
- Moore chief strategist in August -- to get Trump on his side.
- Republican chief strategist in August -- to get Trump on his side.
- Roy chief strategist in August -- to get Trump on his side.
- Roy Moore chief strategist in August -- to get Trump on his side.
- Senate chief strategist in August -- to get Trump on his side.
- Steve Bannon chief strategist in August -- to get Trump on his side.
- Trump chief strategist in August -- to get Trump on his side.
- Twitter chief strategist in August -- to get Trump on his side.
- US chief strategist in August -- to get Trump on his side.
- Washington chief strategist in August -- to get Trump on his side.
- White House chief strategist in August -- to get Trump on his side.


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With big French support at the Olympic Stadium in Montreal, Philippe Bergeroo's side stood up to the plate, convincingly beating South Korea 3-0 in the last 16 of the Women's World Cup. Two early goals from Marie-Laure Delie and Elodie Thomis, in the fourth and eighth minutes respectively, effectively killed the game, with Delie adding another just after the half-time break. With the win, France have set-up a crunch quarter-final clash with Germany, who crushed Sweden 4-1 at the TD Place Stadium on Saturday. France enjoyed 62% of the possession in the game, and their well-polished team ripped open the heart of South Korea's defence time, and time, again.

Bouhaddi was forced into a good save after a well-hit shot from

OPTIONS:
- Delie's Yoo Younga in the 75th minute, before French substitute Kheira Hamraoui almost put the cherry on the top of the cake with an audacious lob in added time, which just sailed over.
- Elodie Thomis's Yoo Younga in the 75th minute, before French substitute Kheira Hamraoui almost put the cherry on the top of the cake with an audacious lob in added time, which just sailed over.
- Eugenie Le Sommer's Yoo Younga in the 75th minute, before French substitute Kheira Hamraoui almost put the cherry on the top of the cake with an audacious lob in added time, which just sailed over.
- France's Yoo Younga in the 75th minute, before French substitute Kheira Hamraoui almost put the cherry on the top of the cake with an audacious lob in added time, which just sailed over.
- French's Yoo Younga in the 75th minute, before French substitute Kheira Hamraoui almost put the cherry on the top of the cake with an audacious lob in added time, which just sailed over.
- Germany's Yoo Younga in the 75th minute, before French substitute Kheira Hamraoui almost put the cherry on the top of the cake with an audacious lob in added time, which just sailed over.
- Laure Delie's Yoo Younga in the 75th minute, before French substitute Kheira Hamraoui almost put the cherry on the top of the cake with an audacious lob in added time, which just sailed over.
- Les Bleues's Yoo Younga in the 75th minute, before French substitute Kheira Hamraoui almost put the cherry on the top of the cake with an audacious lob in added time, which just sailed over.
- Marie's Yoo Younga in the 75th minute, before French substitute Kheira Hamraoui almost put the cherry on the top of the cake with an audacious lob in added time, which just sailed over.
- Montreal's Yoo Younga in the 75th minute, before French substitute Kheira Hamraoui almost put the cherry on the top of the cake with an audacious lob in added time, which just sailed over.
- Olympic Stadium's Yoo Younga in the 75th minute, before French substitute Kheira Hamraoui almost put the cherry on the top of the cake with an audacious lob in added time, which just sailed over.
- Philippe Bergeroo's Yoo Younga in the 75th minute, before French substitute Kheira Hamraoui almost put the cherry on the top of the cake with an audacious lob in added time, which just sailed over.
- South Korea's Yoo Younga in the 75th minute, before French substitute Kheira Hamraoui almost put the cherry on the top of the cake with an audacious lob in added time, which just sailed over.
- South Korean's Yoo Younga in the 75th minute, before French substitute Kheira Hamraoui almost put the cherry on the top of the cake with an audacious lob in added time, which just sailed over.
- Sweden's Yoo Younga in the 75th minute, before French substitute Kheira Hamraoui almost put the cherry on the top of the cake with an audacious lob in added time, which just sailed over.
- TD Place Stadium's Yoo Younga in the 75th minute, before French substitute Kheira Hamraoui almost put the cherry on the top of the cake with an audacious lob in added time, which just sailed over.
- Women's World Cup's Yoo Younga in the 75th minute, before French substitute Kheira Hamraoui almost put the cherry on the top of the cake with an audacious lob in added time, which just sailed over.


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

Anello said SCO had placed 71 children in

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


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Juventus striker Alvaro Morata has refused to rule a return to former club Real Madrid but insists he is very happy in Italy. The Spain international joined the Champions League finalists last summer in a deal worth around £16million but there was a clause included that Real could buy him back after the first or second season. Los Blancos would have to pay £22m to bring the 22-year-old back to the Spanish capital this summer, a fee that would increase to £26m if they re-signed him at the end of next season. Morata, who scored in the 3-1 defeat by Barcelona in Berlin last Saturday, chipped in with 15 goals during his first season in Turin as he helped Juve win Serie A and the Coppa Italia.

'That said, I have to think about how my year went here [at

OPTIONS:
- Alvaro Morata].
- Barcelona].
- Berlin].
- Champions League].
- Coppa Italia].
- Italy].
- Juve].
- Juventus].
- Los Blancos].
- Morata].
- Real].
- Real Madrid].
- Serie A].
- Spain].
- Spanish].
- Turin].


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(CNN) A Chicago-area resident who participated in two terror attacks in Israel in 1969 pleaded guilty Tuesday to having illegally obtained her American citizenship. Rasmieh Odeh, 69, entered her plea Tuesday afternoon in federal court in Detroit, admitting  she had been convicted in Israeli court in 1970 for her role in two bombings, and that she had willingly omitted that information from her US citizenship application. "The United States will never be a safe haven for individuals seeking to distance themselves from their pasts," Steve Francis, Homeland Security Investigations' special agent in charge for Detroit, said in a statement released Tuesday. "When individuals lie on immigration documents, the system is severely undermined, and the security of our nation is put at risk."

Odeh, a Jordanian national, was later released from

OPTIONS:
- American prison in 1979 as part of a prisoner transfer.
- Chicago prison in 1979 as part of a prisoner transfer.
- Detroit prison in 1979 as part of a prisoner transfer.
- Homeland Security Investigations prison in 1979 as part of a prisoner transfer.
- Israel prison in 1979 as part of a prisoner transfer.
- Israeli prison in 1979 as part of a prisoner transfer.
- Rasmieh Odeh prison in 1979 as part of a prisoner transfer.
- Steve Francis prison in 1979 as part of a prisoner transfer.
- US prison in 1979 as part of a prisoner transfer.
- United States prison in 1979 as part of a prisoner transfer.


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

Manchester United's chance of signing Sergio Ramos are fading fast after the player was told that under no circumstances would he be able to leave Real Madrid this summer. In late night talks in Guangzhou, China, Ramos and his brother and agent Rene Ramos were informed face to face by the club's president Florentino Perez that his move to England would not be happening. Real have also offered him an improved contract that takes him closer to the £10million net deal he has been demanding for the last year. He must now decide whether or not to put pen to paper or see out the two years left on his contract and leave as a free agent in 2017.

When Casillas had his rather forced Bernabeu send off before joining Porto, Perez was jeered and supporters sang

OPTIONS:
- China name as well as urging the president to stand down.
- England name as well as urging the president to stand down.
- Florentino Perez name as well as urging the president to stand down.
- Guangzhou name as well as urging the president to stand down.
- Iker Casillas name as well as urging the president to stand down.
- Madrid name as well as urging the president to stand down.
- Manchester United name as well as urging the president to stand down.
- Porto name as well as urging the president to stand down.
- Ramos name as well as urging the president to stand down.
- Real name as well as urging the president to stand down.
- Real Madrid name as well as urging the president to stand down.
- Rene Ramos name as well as urging the president to stand down.
- Sergio Ramos name as well as urging the president to stand down.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) There's White Christmas. And then there's Whiteout Christmas. Erie, Pennsylvania, experienced the latter on Monday, when a total of 34 inches of snow fell on Christmas Day, blanketing the city and shattering the city's previous records for snowfall in a single day. The snowfall total was more than four times the city's previous all-time Christmas record of 8.1 inches, and it also broke the record for most snowfall in one day in the city's history, which was 20 inches on November 22, 1956. The snow didn't stop overnight, either. Erie picked up another 24.5 inches of snow on Tuesday, bringing the two-day tally to 58.5 inches. That is the highest two-day snowfall total in the entire state of Pennsylvania, according to the National Weather Service.

With fresh snow piled high, the dogs of

OPTIONS:
- Christmas Day seemed to enjoy the day.
- Erie seemed to enjoy the day.
- National Weather Service seemed to enjoy the day.
- Pennsylvania seemed to enjoy the day.
- White Christmas seemed to enjoy the day.
- Whiteout Christmas seemed to enjoy the day.


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Jurgen Klopp would be ideally suited for the Manchester City manager's job, according to former Germany international Dietmar Hamann. The 47-year-old announced on Wednesday he will be leaving Borussia Dortmund at the end of the season after seven successful years at the Bundesliga club. And there will undoubtedly be a number of leading European clubs interested in securing his services, including the defending Premier League champions. Jurgen Klopp announced his departure from Borussia Dortmund on Wednesday after seven years Former Manchester City midfielder Dietmar Hamann believes Klopp would be the ideal fit as manager there Manuel Pellegrini could be on his way out at Manchester City following a poor season

An emotional Klopp said he believed

OPTIONS:
- Borussia Dortmund needed a change of manager
- Bundesliga needed a change of manager
- City needed a change of manager
- Dietmar Hamann needed a change of manager
- Dortmund needed a change of manager
- European needed a change of manager
- German needed a change of manager
- Germany needed a change of manager
- Hamann needed a change of manager
- Jurgen Klopp needed a change of manager
- Klopp needed a change of manager
- Manchester City needed a change of manager
- Manuel Pellegrini needed a change of manager
- Premier League needed a change of manager
- Real Madrid needed a change of manager


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

(CNN) Alabama on Thursday certified Democrat Doug Jones' victory over Republican Roy Moore in this month's special Senate election, bringing an end to an unlikely race replete with controversy. Moore had refused to concede in the wake of the election result, and on Wednesday, he had set off a new swirl of controversy by filing an election complaint alleging voter fraud may have occurred, calling for a delay in the certification of the results that declared Jones officially the winner and asking for "a new special election." Alabama Circuit Judge Johnny Hardwick, however, denied Moore's attempt Thursday afternoon just as the certification was due to take place.

The vote totals released by the state showed Jones won by more than 21,000 votes, for a margin over

OPTIONS:
- Alabama of about 1.6 percentage points.
- CNN of about 1.6 percentage points.
- Democrat of about 1.6 percentage points.
- Doug Jones of about 1.6 percentage points.
- Johnny Hardwick of about 1.6 percentage points.
- Jones of about 1.6 percentage points.
- Merrill of about 1.6 percentage points.
- Moore of about 1.6 percentage points.
- Republican of about 1.6 percentage points.
- Roy Moore of about 1.6 percentage points.
- Senate of about 1.6 percentage points.


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Doral, Florida (CNN) Donald Trump claimed Tuesday during an event with staff at his resort here that his employees are having issues with Obamacare -- an account contradicted by his property's general manager -- amid the news that President Barack Obama's signature health care legislation is facing soaring premiums. "I can say that all of my employees are having a tremendous problem with Obamacare," Trump said. "What they're going through with their health care is horrible because of Obamacare, so we'll repeal it and replace it." The Republican presidential nominee's comments come one day after a government report revealed premiums are set to rise an average of 22% for the benchmark silver place in 2017. The benchmark Obamacare plan will cost an average of $296 a month next year.

Trump then urged several of the resort's staff to "come on up" to the microphone to "say a few words about working for

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama."
- CNN."
- Donald Trump."
- Doral."
- Florida."
- Obamacare."
- Republican."
- Trump."


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Thursday described recent attacks in the country and across Europe as "shocking, depressing and terrifying," but she refused to back down from an open-door refugee policy that has attracted fierce criticism following recent assaults in the country. What are the rules for asylum seekers in Germany? Germany has been rattled by four attacks in the past two weeks, three of which authorities say have been carried out by asylum seekers or refugees inspired by Islamist extremism. The attacks have given way to mockery by some Germans as well as foreigners, who have dubbed the recent weeks of bloodshed on social media as #MerkelSommer, or even "Merkel's summer of slaughter."

She said that terrorists wanted

OPTIONS:
- Angela Merkel to "lose our view for what's important to us."
- Europe to "lose our view for what's important to us."
- German to "lose our view for what's important to us."
- Germans to "lose our view for what's important to us."
- Germany to "lose our view for what's important to us."
- ISIS to "lose our view for what's important to us."
- Islamist to "lose our view for what's important to us."
- Merkel to "lose our view for what's important to us."
- MerkelSommer to "lose our view for what's important to us."


How does the sentence end?

A Los Angeles police officer had no reason to stop and question a black man last year and that violation of department policy led to an altercation that ended with the fatal shooting of the man, an oversight panel found. The Los Angeles Police Commission unanimously determined Tuesday that Officer Sharlton Wampler was unjustified in shooting Ezell Ford, 25, in August. The panel also found that Wampler's partner, Officer Antonio Villegas, was wrong to draw his weapon but acted appropriately in firing it because he believed Wampler's life was in danger. During hours of emotional public testimony before the panel's vote, Ford's mother, Tritobia Ford, urged commissioners to find the officers' actions improper,  saying her mentally ill son had the thought process of an 8- or 10-year-old.

Wampler thought

OPTIONS:
- Antonio Villegas may have been hiding drugs and told him to stop so they could question him.
- Ezell Ford may have been hiding drugs and told him to stop so they could question him.
- Ford may have been hiding drugs and told him to stop so they could question him.
- Los Angeles may have been hiding drugs and told him to stop so they could question him.
- Los Angeles Police Commission may have been hiding drugs and told him to stop so they could question him.
- Los Angeles Police Department may have been hiding drugs and told him to stop so they could question him.
- Sharlton Wampler may have been hiding drugs and told him to stop so they could question him.
- Tritobia Ford may have been hiding drugs and told him to stop so they could question him.
- Villegas may have been hiding drugs and told him to stop so they could question him.
- Wampler may have been hiding drugs and told him to stop so they could question him.


How does the sentence end?

Raheem Sterling appeared to be enjoying his summer break in Ibiza despite his latest 'laughing gas' controversy and speculation about his future. The 20-year-old has allegedly been caught on camera inhaling nitrous oxide, just three months after being warned about his conduct by Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers. Scroll down to video Sterling was filmed on a yacht in Ibiza where it appears he is inhaling the substance — known as laughing gas — through a balloon. In the latest footage, the England international can be seen laughing and dancing on holiday with male and female friends, according to The Sun.

Of course, Sterling may not be a

OPTIONS:
- Brendan Rodgers player when he returns from his holiday, with Manchester City intent on signing him — though they have had a £40million bid rejected.
- England player when he returns from his holiday, with Manchester City intent on signing him — though they have had a £40million bid rejected.
- Ibiza player when he returns from his holiday, with Manchester City intent on signing him — though they have had a £40million bid rejected.
- Liverpool player when he returns from his holiday, with Manchester City intent on signing him — though they have had a £40million bid rejected.
- Manchester City player when he returns from his holiday, with Manchester City intent on signing him — though they have had a £40million bid rejected.
- Raheem Sterling player when he returns from his holiday, with Manchester City intent on signing him — though they have had a £40million bid rejected.
- Sterling player when he returns from his holiday, with Manchester City intent on signing him — though they have had a £40million bid rejected.
- The Sun player when he returns from his holiday, with Manchester City intent on signing him — though they have had a £40million bid rejected.


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

Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump will begin work Friday dismantling the financial regulations enacted after the 2008 economic crisis, hours after the first major economic report of his administration is released. Trump's executive moves won't have an immediate effect on Wall Street oversight. But they're likely to draw sharp criticism from Democrats and reform proponents who say the regulations that the President is looking to scrap could prevent another meltdown. In two executive actions, Trump plans to direct his administration to evaluate regulatory action taken by his predecessor, Barack Obama, with an eye toward eliminating what his advisers say are burdensome rules on financial services firms and consumers.

But the

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama administration official said the rule was a "complete mess" with a litany of unintended consequences.
- CNN administration official said the rule was a "complete mess" with a litany of unintended consequences.
- Democrats administration official said the rule was a "complete mess" with a litany of unintended consequences.
- Department of Labor administration official said the rule was a "complete mess" with a litany of unintended consequences.
- Donald Trump administration official said the rule was a "complete mess" with a litany of unintended consequences.
- Obama administration official said the rule was a "complete mess" with a litany of unintended consequences.
- Trump administration official said the rule was a "complete mess" with a litany of unintended consequences.
- Wall Street administration official said the rule was a "complete mess" with a litany of unintended consequences.
- Washington administration official said the rule was a "complete mess" with a litany of unintended consequences.


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

Washington (CNN) In a town full of talkers, the silence is deafening. For more than a month, as the US has tangled with China, floated new terms for Middle East peace, watched North Korea test a ballistic missile and proposed an overhaul of ties with Russia, the State Department has been quiet. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson made his debut on the international stage over two days in Europe last week -- and said less than 50 words in response to press questions, according to pool accounts. On Wednesday, he departs for Mexico -- a trip Americans first learned of from the Mexican press.

A voiceless

OPTIONS:
- Americans, they say, allows other countries to set the narrative about US policy and events, unsettling allies and potentially shortchanging US businesses, citizens and interests overseas.
- CNN, they say, allows other countries to set the narrative about US policy and events, unsettling allies and potentially shortchanging US businesses, citizens and interests overseas.
- China, they say, allows other countries to set the narrative about US policy and events, unsettling allies and potentially shortchanging US businesses, citizens and interests overseas.
- Europe, they say, allows other countries to set the narrative about US policy and events, unsettling allies and potentially shortchanging US businesses, citizens and interests overseas.
- Mexican, they say, allows other countries to set the narrative about US policy and events, unsettling allies and potentially shortchanging US businesses, citizens and interests overseas.
- Mexico, they say, allows other countries to set the narrative about US policy and events, unsettling allies and potentially shortchanging US businesses, citizens and interests overseas.
- Middle East, they say, allows other countries to set the narrative about US policy and events, unsettling allies and potentially shortchanging US businesses, citizens and interests overseas.
- North Korea, they say, allows other countries to set the narrative about US policy and events, unsettling allies and potentially shortchanging US businesses, citizens and interests overseas.
- Rex Tillerson, they say, allows other countries to set the narrative about US policy and events, unsettling allies and potentially shortchanging US businesses, citizens and interests overseas.
- Russia, they say, allows other countries to set the narrative about US policy and events, unsettling allies and potentially shortchanging US businesses, citizens and interests overseas.
- State Department, they say, allows other countries to set the narrative about US policy and events, unsettling allies and potentially shortchanging US businesses, citizens and interests overseas.
- US, they say, allows other countries to set the narrative about US policy and events, unsettling allies and potentially shortchanging US businesses, citizens and interests overseas.
- Washington, they say, allows other countries to set the narrative about US policy and events, unsettling allies and potentially shortchanging US businesses, citizens and interests overseas.


She captured hearts across the nation as she realized her dream to play for Mount St. Joseph's women's basketball team in Ohio and raised $1.5million - all while battling inoperable brain cancer. And one of the millions Lauren Hill touched was LeBron James, who posted an emotional farewell letter to the teenager via Twitter on Friday, just hours after she passed away from her rare tumor. In the letter, the basketball star, dubbed King James, praised the 19-year-old for the 'leadership', 'courage' and 'strength' she had shown while suffering from Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG). James, 30, who had never actually met Lauren, wrote: 'Dear Lauren Hill, You are the true definition of strength, courage, power, leadership, etc etc! Your time spent on earth will never be forgotten.

'It's a dream come true,'

OPTIONS:
- Cincinnati told reporters at the time.
- DIPG told reporters at the time.
- Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma told reporters at the time.
- James told reporters at the time.
- King James told reporters at the time.
- Lauren told reporters at the time.
- Lauren Hill told reporters at the time.
- LeBron James told reporters at the time.
- Mount St. Joseph told reporters at the time.
- Ohio told reporters at the time.
- Twitter told reporters at the time.


An army of health workers has been desperately trying to stop the spread of a deadly MERS outbreak which has so far killed 11 and infected at least 126 in South Korea. Dressed head-to-toe in protective clothing, they have been spraying antiseptic gas in open spaces, subways, class rooms, shopping malls and even movie theatres in the capital Seoul. Nearly 4,000 people have been quarantined since the first case was discovered just over three weeks ago and two hospitals treating the infected were shut down today - after four new cases were discovered. A 72-year-old woman became the latest fatality today after being infected by a MERS patient at a hospital, the Ministry of Health and Welfare said.

The outbreak is the largest outside

OPTIONS:
- MERS where the disease was first identified in humans in 2012.
- Ministry of Health and Welfare where the disease was first identified in humans in 2012.
- Saudi Arabia where the disease was first identified in humans in 2012.
- Seoul where the disease was first identified in humans in 2012.
- South Korea where the disease was first identified in humans in 2012.


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

Australian holidaymakers stranded in Bali are frustrated and tired of waiting to come home after Jetstar and Virgin cancelled all flights in and out of the Indonesian island. Flight delays have now stretched into their third consecutive day, with major flight cancellations and delays occurring since Wednesday. Major Australian airlines Virgin and Jetstar continue to monitor a volcanic ash cloud that has settled over Denpasar airport in Bali causing visibility problems for pilots. Passengers have shared pictures on Instagram  of the growing number of people waiting for flights home. While some have begun taking out their frustration on the major airlines.

Virgin commented: 'Affected

OPTIONS:
- Australian passengers are urged to phone 13 6789 or (07) 3295 2296 and check the airline's website before travelling to the airport.'
- Bali passengers are urged to phone 13 6789 or (07) 3295 2296 and check the airline's website before travelling to the airport.'
- Darwin passengers are urged to phone 13 6789 or (07) 3295 2296 and check the airline's website before travelling to the airport.'
- Denpasar passengers are urged to phone 13 6789 or (07) 3295 2296 and check the airline's website before travelling to the airport.'
- Indonesian passengers are urged to phone 13 6789 or (07) 3295 2296 and check the airline's website before travelling to the airport.'
- Jetstar passengers are urged to phone 13 6789 or (07) 3295 2296 and check the airline's website before travelling to the airport.'
- Mount Raung passengers are urged to phone 13 6789 or (07) 3295 2296 and check the airline's website before travelling to the airport.'
- Virgin passengers are urged to phone 13 6789 or (07) 3295 2296 and check the airline's website before travelling to the airport.'
- Volcanic Ash Advisory Centre passengers are urged to phone 13 6789 or (07) 3295 2296 and check the airline's website before travelling to the airport.'


The blond surf-loving teenager suspected of fleeing Australia to join al-Qaeda in Syria has rejected claims that he fled to join the fight in the war-torn country, instead telling social media users he is only doing humanitarian work. Oliver Bridgeman, 18, from Toowoomba, Queensland, left the country in March, reportedly saying he was participating in an Indonesian aid program. It has since been  reported that he joined the official Syrian affiliate of al-Qaeda, the Al Nusra Front, however Bridgeman has taken to Facebook to reject the claims, calling them ‘blatant lies’. ‘I AM NOT associated or fighting for any terrorist organisation or rebel group iside [sic] or outside Syria,’ he wrote on Facebook early Wednesday morning.

It has nothing to do with the

OPTIONS:
- AM community or Toowoomba Islam.'
- Al Nusra Front community or Toowoomba Islam.'
- Australia community or Toowoomba Islam.'
- Bridgeman community or Toowoomba Islam.'
- Facebook community or Toowoomba Islam.'
- Indonesian community or Toowoomba Islam.'
- Middle East community or Toowoomba Islam.'
- Oliver Bridgeman community or Toowoomba Islam.'
- Qaeda community or Toowoomba Islam.'
- Queensland community or Toowoomba Islam.'
- Syria community or Toowoomba Islam.'
- Syria,’ community or Toowoomba Islam.'
- Syrian community or Toowoomba Islam.'
- Toowoomba community or Toowoomba Islam.'


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Greece is in crisis. It has asked for a new bailout programme, banks are shut, the stock exchange shut and it owes creditors €1.6billion, with a deadline of this evening. Months of negotiations over its mammoth €271billion debt have failed to produce an agreement and has left the country in turmoil. Now, one plucky Londoner has set up a crowdfunding page in a bid to keep the country afloat. It aims to raise €1.6billion – and at the time of writing, more than €150,000 has been raised from nearly 10,000 kind-hearted people wanting to help. The page has had 80,000 shares on social media website Facebook and 17,000 on Twitter – with numbers surging each hour.

He said: 'All products would be sourced from Greece, made in Greece and sent from

OPTIONS:
- Crowdfunding.'
- Facebook.'
- Greece.'
- London.'
- Londoner.'
- One.'
- Twitter.'


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Clinton, Iowa (CNN) The final days before the first-in-the-nation caucuses are agonizing for many Iowa evangelicals as they waver between Ted Cruz and Donald Trump. At events for both GOP presidential candidates across the Hawkeye state, voters say they are torn between backing the committed Christian conservative who is solid on their principles, or the once-liberal, thrice-married candidate who they believe would make the stronger president. Sherry Benson, a 57-year-old graphic designer from Marshalltown, said she is still trying to come to terms with Trump's evolution on abortion. Benson calls abortion "the biggest sin of our country." The anti-Trump television ads detailing his shifts—with arresting clips of the candidate talking about his support for abortion in 1999—have kept that issue fresh on her mind.

It is not just

OPTIONS:
- Benson's past statements that are at issue.
- CNN's past statements that are at issue.
- Christian's past statements that are at issue.
- Clinton's past statements that are at issue.
- Donald Trump's past statements that are at issue.
- Evangelicals's past statements that are at issue.
- GOP's past statements that are at issue.
- Hawkeye's past statements that are at issue.
- Iowa's past statements that are at issue.
- Marshalltown's past statements that are at issue.
- Sherry Benson's past statements that are at issue.
- Ted Cruz's past statements that are at issue.
- Trump's past statements that are at issue.


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Washington (CNN) Attorney General Jeff Sessions has asked for the resignations of 46 US attorneys, igniting anger from officials who say they were given no warning about their dismissals. The Justice Department announced the firings Friday afternoon, and many prosecutors had not been formally notified or even told before they were fired, according to a law enforcement source. Acting Deputy Attorney General Dana Boente was in the beginning stages of calling each US attorney individually to tell them they had to resign when the DOJ issued a statement. A law enforcement source charged that "this could not have been handled any worse" because there was little warning. Many prosecutors found out through media reports that they had to resign today.

President

OPTIONS:
- Administrations, for instance, dismissed dozens of US attorneys in his first year of office.
- Bill Clinton, for instance, dismissed dozens of US attorneys in his first year of office.
- CNN, for instance, dismissed dozens of US attorneys in his first year of office.
- DOJ, for instance, dismissed dozens of US attorneys in his first year of office.
- Dana Boente, for instance, dismissed dozens of US attorneys in his first year of office.
- George W. Bush, for instance, dismissed dozens of US attorneys in his first year of office.
- Jeff Sessions, for instance, dismissed dozens of US attorneys in his first year of office.
- Justice Department, for instance, dismissed dozens of US attorneys in his first year of office.
- US, for instance, dismissed dozens of US attorneys in his first year of office.
- Washington, for instance, dismissed dozens of US attorneys in his first year of office.


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Simferopol, Crimea (CNN) -- Money, time zones, flags, water, ships: just a few of the issues to deal with when you divorce one country and prepare to join another. The pro-Russian leadership of Crimea is now issuing declarations on an almost hourly basis about the practical consequences of joining the Russian Federation, even as much of the rest of the world says the whole process is illegal. Their biggest headache is geographical: Crimea has no land border with Russia. The closest link is a windswept ferry crossing in the far north-eastern corner of Crimea that connects Kerch with the Russian mainland. The town's mayor told CNN last week that a bridge will be built across the 4.5-kilometer wide Strait of Kerch to mother Russia, as promised by Russian Prime Minister Dmitri Medvedev, but that's a multi-year project.

Now the

OPTIONS:
- ATMs and Crimean flags flutter side-by-side: both red, white and blue, but slightly different.
- CNN and Crimean flags flutter side-by-side: both red, white and blue, but slightly different.
- Crimea and Crimean flags flutter side-by-side: both red, white and blue, but slightly different.
- Dmitri Medvedev and Crimean flags flutter side-by-side: both red, white and blue, but slightly different.
- Kerch and Crimean flags flutter side-by-side: both red, white and blue, but slightly different.
- Russia and Crimean flags flutter side-by-side: both red, white and blue, but slightly different.
- Russian and Crimean flags flutter side-by-side: both red, white and blue, but slightly different.
- Russian Federation and Crimean flags flutter side-by-side: both red, white and blue, but slightly different.
- Simferopol and Crimean flags flutter side-by-side: both red, white and blue, but slightly different.
- Strait of Kerch and Crimean flags flutter side-by-side: both red, white and blue, but slightly different.
- Tim Lister and Crimean flags flutter side-by-side: both red, white and blue, but slightly different.
- Ukrainian and Crimean flags flutter side-by-side: both red, white and blue, but slightly different.
- pro-Russian and Crimean flags flutter side-by-side: both red, white and blue, but slightly different.


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The Grateful Dead rocked a stadium with more than 70,000 people swaying and dancing to their music on Friday night on their 'Fare Thee Well' tour to legions of loyal fans. Pictures show how Solider Field, the football stadium where legendary guitarist Jerry Garcia last played with the band before his death in 1995, swelled with Deadheads for the first night of the three-show weekend. The remaining core members - rhythm guitarist Bob Weir, 67, bassist Phil Lesh, 75, and percussionists Mickey Hart, 71, and Bill Kreutzmann, 69, - say the shows will be the last they perform under the name The Grateful Dead.

Some surviving members played together in reunion shows as The Dead in the years since Garcia's death, though never technically as

OPTIONS:
- Bill Kreutzmann.
- Bob Weir.
- Chicago.
- Deadheads.
- Fare Thee Well.
- Grateful Dead.
- Jerry Garcia.
- Mickey Hart.
- Phil Lesh.
- Phish.
- Pictures.
- Solider Field.
- Stubhub.
- The Grateful Dead.
- Trey Anastasio.


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When 'accidental billionaire' Mike Cannon-Brookes co-founded his company, the self-made billionaire and Australia's richest man under 40 insists he was simply following his dreams. Now, his wife Annie Cannon-Brookes is doing the same with the aspiring fashion designer set to hit the global catwalk at New York Fashion Week with her label House of Cannon. As the only Australian among three finalists in the Gen Art Fresh Faces in Fashion award for emerging designers, Mrs Cannon-Brookes, 33, will showcase the best of her work over the past two years. 'It's the first time on the world stage so we have chosen bits and pieces that represent us as a label - bold colours, prints and popular cuts from past collections,' Mrs Cannon-Brookes told Daily Mail Australia.

While inspired by her travel, Mrs Cannon-

OPTIONS:
- Annie Cannon also takes inspiration from her close-knit family.
- Australia also takes inspiration from her close-knit family.
- Australian also takes inspiration from her close-knit family.
- Billionaire also takes inspiration from her close-knit family.
- Brookes also takes inspiration from her close-knit family.
- Cannon also takes inspiration from her close-knit family.
- Daily Mail Australia also takes inspiration from her close-knit family.
- Dion Lee also takes inspiration from her close-knit family.
- Gen Art Fresh Faces in Fashion also takes inspiration from her close-knit family.
- House of Cannon also takes inspiration from her close-knit family.
- Karen Walker also takes inspiration from her close-knit family.
- Mike Cannon also takes inspiration from her close-knit family.
- NYFW also takes inspiration from her close-knit family.
- New York Fashion Week also takes inspiration from her close-knit family.


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(CNN) One of tennis' greatest ever stars says she will no longer fly Qantas because of the airline chief executive's support for same-sex marriage. "As you will know, I have represented Australia many times and have the proud record of never losing a tennis match while playing for my country. I am disappointed that Qantas has become an active promoter for same-sex marriage. I believe in marriage as a union between a man and a woman as stated in the Bible," Court, 74, said in an open letter published in The Western Australian CNN attempted to reach Court's church to confirm the letter's validity.

RELATED: Vows we can't make: The faces of

OPTIONS:
- Australia's same-sex marriage ban
- Bible's same-sex marriage ban
- Christian's same-sex marriage ban
- Court's same-sex marriage ban
- Margaret Court's same-sex marriage ban
- Qantas's same-sex marriage ban


A Florida mother has accused a nail salon employee of refusing service to her 14-year-old daughter, who has cerebral palsy, because she was in a wheelchair. Anne Leace and her daughter Ainsley were visiting Wellington, Florida from Tallahassee in August when they stopped by the Anthony Vince Nail Spa for mani-pedis. Leace told WPBF 25 News that the drama began even before Ainsley, who Leace explained is nonverbal, picked out her polish colors. Leace said she was ‘shocked and confused’ when an Anthony Vince Nail Spa employee told her that the salon could not serve Ainsley. But salon manager T Tang refuted Leace’s account. 'I didn't deny her service,' Tang insisted, 'I wanted her to do a polish change instead of a full pedicure for her safety, because she can't sit still by herself.' He added that he did not want to use sharp tools on the teen.

Leace said another salon in Wellington had an opening and

OPTIONS:
- Ainsley was able to get her nails done without incident.
- Anne Leace was able to get her nails done without incident.
- Anthony Vince Nail Spa was able to get her nails done without incident.
- Florida was able to get her nails done without incident.
- Leace was able to get her nails done without incident.
- Leace’s was able to get her nails done without incident.
- T Tang was able to get her nails done without incident.
- Tallahassee was able to get her nails done without incident.
- Tang was able to get her nails done without incident.
- WPBF was able to get her nails done without incident.
- Wellington was able to get her nails done without incident.


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(CNN) -- A sailor is accusing the Navy of baselessly trying to discharge him for "unprofessional conduct" in an effort to get around the recent "don't ask, don't tell" repeal, after being found asleep in the same bed with another male sailor. Navy Petty Officer Stephen Jones, a student at the Naval Nuclear Power Training Command in Charleston, South Carolina, told CNN that on the night of February 5, a male sailor stopped by to watch the CW TV show "Vampire Diaries." "He has come over to watch shows in the past," Jones said. The two watched the show on his bed but accidentally fell asleep. Jones says his roommate walked in around midnight.

"This is a subterfuge being used by this Commander because he does not have the elements of proof to separate him for homosexuality, but he suspects homosexuality, so he has created this illusion that

OPTIONS:
- CNN has engaged in misconduct of some form."
- CW has engaged in misconduct of some form."
- Charleston has engaged in misconduct of some form."
- Jones has engaged in misconduct of some form."
- NAVY has engaged in misconduct of some form."
- Naval Nuclear Power Training Command has engaged in misconduct of some form."
- Navy has engaged in misconduct of some form."
- South Carolina has engaged in misconduct of some form."
- Stephen Jones has engaged in misconduct of some form."
- Vampire Diaries has engaged in misconduct of some form."


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They are a very sporty family, so it's no surprise that the Middletons have been familiar faces at Wimbledon this week. Carole and Michael attended their second day of the tournament today, sitting in the stands of Court 1 to watch Roger Federer beat Gilles Simon in their men's quarter-finals match. Over on Centre Court, their daughter Kate was with her husband Prince William in the Royal Box to watch Andy Murray reached his sixth Wimbledon semi-final in seven years by beating Vasek Pospisil. Carole, 60, looked elegant in a green fitted shirt dress, which she wore with yellow and white wedged sandals, while her husband was more conservative in a blue shirt and blazer.

Three days later and it was the younger

OPTIONS:
- Andy Murray' turn at the tennis.
- Carole' turn at the tennis.
- Centre Court' turn at the tennis.
- Court 1' turn at the tennis.
- Gilles Simon' turn at the tennis.
- James' turn at the tennis.
- Kate' turn at the tennis.
- Michael' turn at the tennis.
- Michael Middleton' turn at the tennis.
- Middletons' turn at the tennis.
- Pippa' turn at the tennis.
- Prince William' turn at the tennis.
- Roger Federer' turn at the tennis.
- Royal Box' turn at the tennis.
- Vasek Pospisil' turn at the tennis.
- Wimbledon' turn at the tennis.


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The ‘Ginger Messi’ nickname began after Duncan Watmore scored a quite sumptuous solo goal against Corby Town. Watmore, 19-years-old and playing for Altrincham at the time, hooked the ball to a team-mate on the edge of his own box and ran on to the pass back. On a muddy, sticky pitch akin to the Conference North match being played, he easily sprinted ahead of a trailing opponent and side-stepped a flying tackle just inside Corby’s half. At full speed, he charged between two defenders, dribbling the ball into the box, and left one on his backside with a clever turn inside before calmly stroking the ball past the goalkeeper.

Yet the second-youngest

OPTIONS:
- Altrincham happens to have an exceptional natural talent for football and athleticism to match.
- Conference North happens to have an exceptional natural talent for football and athleticism to match.
- Corby happens to have an exceptional natural talent for football and athleticism to match.
- Corby Town happens to have an exceptional natural talent for football and athleticism to match.
- Duncan Watmore happens to have an exceptional natural talent for football and athleticism to match.
- England happens to have an exceptional natural talent for football and athleticism to match.
- Euro 2017 happens to have an exceptional natural talent for football and athleticism to match.
- Ginger Messi’ happens to have an exceptional natural talent for football and athleticism to match.
- Switzerland happens to have an exceptional natural talent for football and athleticism to match.
- Watmore happens to have an exceptional natural talent for football and athleticism to match.
- Young Lions happens to have an exceptional natural talent for football and athleticism to match.


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(CNN) -- The spending bill which funds almost all of the government through September 30, 2015, has a lot of moving parts and special provisions. There's more money to fight Ebola and less money for the IRS. The District of Columbia is prohibited from legalizing marijuana. But the most important part -- and the most disturbing -- is the repeal of a banking regulation provision passed under the Dodd-Frank law after the financial and economic meltdown of 2008. In Washington, Wall Street is back in charge. And once Republicans get full control of Congress in January, they will relentlessly attack the financial regulations that help to prevent banks from putting the economy and taxpayers at risk.

But that's what a GOP-controlled

OPTIONS:
- CNN looks ready to do.
- Citibank looks ready to do.
- Congress looks ready to do.
- District of Columbia looks ready to do.
- Dodd-Frank looks ready to do.
- Ebola looks ready to do.
- IRS looks ready to do.
- McGahey looks ready to do.
- Republicans looks ready to do.
- Rick McGahey looks ready to do.
- Wall Street looks ready to do.
- Washington looks ready to do.


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Mila Kunis is to counter-sue the woman who is suing her for stealing her chicken. The actress and her fiance Ashton Kutcher responded to the impending lawsuit with a tongue-in-cheek video, claiming they were going to file a lawsuit against the accuser Kristina Karo, because of injuries suffered while being forced to watch her music video. On Wednesday the story broke that the 31-year-old was being sued for $5,000 by a woman claiming to be her former childhood friend, who said she suffered emotional trauma when a seven-year-old Kunis stole her pet foul. Fight fire with fire: Mila Kunis has responded to Kristina Karo's accusations she stole her chicken as a child, with a video claiming she will counter-sue for injuries sustained while watching Karo's music video

Kunis herself appears on the clip pointing out that it must be 'just coincidental' he accuser has a new music video out, and is trying to launch a singing career here in

OPTIONS:
- Ashton Kutcher.
- Claims Kunis.
- Karo.
- Kristina Karo.
- Kunis.
- Kutcher.
- LA.
- Mila Kunis.
- Ukraine.


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Perris, California (CNN) -- No one has ever intentionally taken a nose dive off the roof of the world before. In the 61 years since Edmund Hillary and sherpa Tenzing Norgay reached the top of Mount Everest, most of the 5,000-plus people have descended from the summit the same way they came up: on foot. A few have paraglided down. Joby Ogwyn has other plans. Everest men: On top of the world in 1963 The ultra-daredevil plans to plunge off the world's tallest mountain in May while wearing a custom wing-suit equipped with cameras to share the jump with a TV audience.

"I never saw myself as a very gifted athlete," said Ogwyn, who was raised in

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- California.
- Edmund Hillary.
- Everest.
- Joby Ogwyn.
- Louisiana.
- Mount Everest.
- Perris.
- Tenzing Norgay.


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Frail and ashen-faced, a young Syrian woman is wrapped in blankets moments after giving birth on the Greek island of Lesbos. The woman had her baby shortly after landing on the beach after crossing the Aegean Sea from Turkey. Paramedics and volunteers treated the new mother on the shore before carrying her inland. She is understood to be among a group of migrants who arrived on the island by rubber dinghy today. It comes days after the Greek government announced its first so-called 'hotspot reception centre', which will register and identify migrants, would open on the island within the next 10 days.

OPTIONS:
- Aegean Sea has seen a record of about 400,000 refugees and
- Country has seen a record of about 400,000 refugees and
- Frail has seen a record of about 400,000 refugees and
- Greece has seen a record of about 400,000 refugees and
- Greek has seen a record of about 400,000 refugees and
- Lesbos has seen a record of about 400,000 refugees and
- Syrian has seen a record of about 400,000 refugees and
- Turkey has seen a record of about 400,000 refugees and


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(CNN) Every day we learn more about the scale and effectiveness of Russian influence operations during the 2016 US election. The implications for our political process are ominous, but the problem runs much deeper. For years hostile foreign governments, terrorist groups, and armies of internet trolls have manipulated public discussion, both in the United States and around the world. We must understand Russia's manipulative attack during last year's presidential elections in a broader context: as a relatively traditional propaganda operation that achieved unprecedented reach because social media companies are either unable or choose not to defend themselves. Every time our society falls victim to an information attack, we blame the attacker, but not their weapons. It's hard to accept that the platforms we use to chat with friends and share baby photos can have such a powerful impact in shaping democracy. Platforms like Google, Facebook, and Twitter have fundamental flaws that must be fixed if we're going to protect ourselves in the future.

In October, 2016, Obama administration intelligence officials formally accused

OPTIONS:
- CNN of meddling in US elections.
- Facebook of meddling in US elections.
- Google of meddling in US elections.
- Jonathon Morgan of meddling in US elections.
- Morgan of meddling in US elections.
- Russia of meddling in US elections.
- Russian of meddling in US elections.
- Twitter of meddling in US elections.
- US of meddling in US elections.
- United States of meddling in US elections.


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Boxing's knockout king Gennady Golovkin has claimed he now wants to beat his next opponent by going all 12 rounds, rather than inflict the 30th stoppage of his burgeoning career. The Kazakh warrior is on the brink of becoming boxing's next superstar after causing a trail of destruction. In his 32-fight career, Golovkin has 29 knockouts, meaning his 90.6 per cent KO rate is the highest in the history of the middleweight division. Golovkin's next opponent will be Willie Monroe Jnr on May 16 in Inglewood, California - just three months after his latest brutal KO, of Britain's Martin Murray in Monaco. And the IBO/WBA and WBC interim middleweight champion said he hoped to be taken the distance for the first time in 20 fights and seven years.

Gennady Golovkin (left) faces off against

OPTIONS:
- Britain at a press conference ahead of their fight
- California at a press conference ahead of their fight
- Gennady Golovkin at a press conference ahead of their fight
- Golovkin at a press conference ahead of their fight
- IBO at a press conference ahead of their fight
- Inglewood at a press conference ahead of their fight
- Kazakh at a press conference ahead of their fight
- Martin Murray at a press conference ahead of their fight
- Miguel Cotto at a press conference ahead of their fight
- Monaco at a press conference ahead of their fight
- WBA at a press conference ahead of their fight
- WBC at a press conference ahead of their fight
- Willie Monroe Jnr at a press conference ahead of their fight


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(CNN) -- X-ray data from NASA's MESSENGER probe points to high levels of magnesium and sulfur on the surface of the planet Mercury, suggesting its makeup is far different from that of other planets, scientists say. The unmanned orbiter has been beaming back data from the first planet for a year and a half. Readings from its X-ray spectrometer point to a planet whose northern volcanic plains formed through upwellings of rocks more exotic than those often found on the Earth, the Moon or Mars, said Shoshana Weider, a researcher at the Carnegie Institution of Washington. "Before this MESSENGER mission, a lot of people assumed it was very like the Moon -- it's dark, it's grey," Weider said. But while the Moon's surface formed when light materials floated to the top of an ocean of molten rock, the low level of calcium on Mercury indicates that didn't happen there.

It's about 5% the size of

OPTIONS:
- CNN and revolves around the sun every 88 days.
- Carnegie Institution of Washington and revolves around the sun every 88 days.
- Earth and revolves around the sun every 88 days.
- MESSENGER and revolves around the sun every 88 days.
- Mars and revolves around the sun every 88 days.
- Mercury and revolves around the sun every 88 days.
- Moon and revolves around the sun every 88 days.
- NASA and revolves around the sun every 88 days.
- Shoshana Weider and revolves around the sun every 88 days.
- Weider and revolves around the sun every 88 days.


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A watchdog has cleared officers over the case of a four-year-old boy starved to death by his alcoholic mother, despite years of police contact with the family. Hamzah Khan's decomposed body was found in a cot at his filthy home in Bradford in 2011, almost two years after he had died. The family, including his mother Amanda Hutton, 43, had extensive contact with police over a number of years, but today the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) found that Hamzah's death was not something West Yorkshire Police 'could have reasonably been expected to predict or prevent', the police watchdog has found.

The living room of

OPTIONS:
- Amanda Hutton's home was covered in old takeaway boxes, bottles and plastic bags
- Bradford's home was covered in old takeaway boxes, bottles and plastic bags
- Father's home was covered in old takeaway boxes, bottles and plastic bags
- Hamzah's home was covered in old takeaway boxes, bottles and plastic bags
- Hamzah Khan's home was covered in old takeaway boxes, bottles and plastic bags
- IPCC's home was covered in old takeaway boxes, bottles and plastic bags
- Independent Police Complaints Commission's home was covered in old takeaway boxes, bottles and plastic bags
- West Yorkshire Police's home was covered in old takeaway boxes, bottles and plastic bags


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(CNN) Rod Carew likely doesn't remember the first time he interacted with Konrad Reuland. It was the late 1990s and Reuland was a sixth-grader in Southern California. Reuland told his mother one day, 'Mom, I met Rod Carew today!" the Orange County Register reported. Almost 20 years later, they are forever together. Reuland was an organ donor; after he died in December, his heart and a kidney went to Carew, who desperately needed a heart. On Friday, the American Heart Association revealed the story of how the families of the baseball legend and the young NFL player who passed away after a brain aneurysm learned of unusual circumstances surrounding the gift to Carew.

Reuland's mother was told the recipient was a 71-year-old man from

OPTIONS:
- American Heart Association.
- CNN.
- Carew.
- Konrad Reuland.
- MLB.
- Mom.
- NFL.
- Orange County Register.
- Reuland.
- Rod Carew.
- Southern California.


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Bangkok (CNN) Yu Yanhua hasn't been back to her apartment in days. She's been too frightened, she says, after at least four dissidents of Chinese origin were arrested or simply disappeared from Thailand in the last four months... only to resurface back in China in the custody of the government. Yu is a pro-democracy activist who fled to Thailand last year to escape government repression in China. "I thought I would get protection in Bangkok, that I wouldn't have to live in fear of being arrested all the time," she says, bursting into tears. Now she lives in fear of being snatched off the streets by Chinese agents.

"The Chinese government put pressure on my husband for so long that he ran away [from

OPTIONS:
- Bangkok].
- CNN].
- China].
- Chinese].
- Thailand].
- Yu].
- Yu Yanhua].


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Washington (CNN) As German Chancellor Angela Merkel prepared to bid President Barack Obama farewell in November, a reporter asked her to describe her sentiments about watching her American partner of eight years be replaced by Donald Trump. Standing in the German Chancellery on a drizzly Berlin afternoon, the notoriously restrained Merkel -- who became Obama's closest global friend only to see him replaced by a man who lambasted her on the campaign trail -- drew on her stolid pragmatism. "Out goes the president, and a new one comes in," she said. RELATED: Looming snowstorm delays Trump-Merkel meeting On Friday, Merkel presses ahead with the new, arriving in Washington for her first face-to-face encounter with Trump after months of preparation and one postponement due to snow. Analysts and White House officials alike say Friday's sit-down will be Trump's most important meeting with a foreign leader since the Republican businessman took office in January.

A deft politician with a nearly unmatched ability to forge relationships with unpredictable counterparts, Merkel has watched Trump's campaign speeches and closely monitored his public remarks since taking office, according to someone close to her in

OPTIONS:
- American.
- Angela Merkel.
- Barack Obama.
- Berlin.
- CNN.
- Donald Trump.
- German.
- Merkel.
- Mike Pence.
- Munich.
- Obama.
- Republican.
- Trump.
- Washington.
- White House.