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(CNN) Hillary Clinton saw Bernie Sanders' New Hampshire blowout and raised him one in South Carolina. Riding the strength of her support among African-Americans to a resounding victory in the Palmetto State, Clinton seized the momentum in the Democratic presidential race -- winning her third of four early-state contests just three days before the race goes national on Super Tuesday. Here are five takeaways from South Carolina's Democratic primary: Clinton's going national It was a bumpy ride through the early states -- but Clinton's firewall of minority support held, helping her seal a close contest in Nevada and then turn South Carolina into her first dominant win of the 2016 race. Headed into Super Tuesday, the confidence Clinton's campaign had after October and November is back.

Two more important exit poll findings: Most voters say race relations haven't improved in recent years -- and very few Democratic voters trust

OPTIONS:
- African more than Clinton on race-related issues.
- American more than Clinton on race-related issues.
- Americans more than Clinton on race-related issues.
- Bernie Sanders more than Clinton on race-related issues.
- CNN more than Clinton on race-related issues.
- Clinton more than Clinton on race-related issues.
- Democratic more than Clinton on race-related issues.
- Hillary Clinton more than Clinton on race-related issues.
- Nevada more than Clinton on race-related issues.
- New Hampshire more than Clinton on race-related issues.
- Palmetto State more than Clinton on race-related issues.
- South Carolina more than Clinton on race-related issues.
- Super Tuesday more than Clinton on race-related issues.


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Dennis Irwin has hailed Daley Blind's versatility and backed him to retain a place in the Manchester United starting XI, even when injured players return. The former United left-back, who made 529 appearances for the club between 1990 and 2002, was impressed by Blind when he played in that position during Sunday's 3-0 win over Tottenham. It was United's best performance of the season, keeping them anchored in the Premier League top four and boosting confidence ahead of this weekend's crunch trip to Anfield to play Liverpool. Daley Blind (right) was impressive for Manchester United in Sunday's 3-0 win over Tottenham

Sunday's clash between

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- Anfield and Liverpool will be pivotal in the top four race
- Angel di Maria and Liverpool will be pivotal in the top four race
- Blind and Liverpool will be pivotal in the top four race
- Daley Blind and Liverpool will be pivotal in the top four race
- Denis Irwin and Liverpool will be pivotal in the top four race
- Dennis Irwin and Liverpool will be pivotal in the top four race
- Dutch and Liverpool will be pivotal in the top four race
- Gary Neville and Liverpool will be pivotal in the top four race
- Jamie Carragher and Liverpool will be pivotal in the top four race
- Liverpool and Liverpool will be pivotal in the top four race
- Man United and Liverpool will be pivotal in the top four race
- Man Utd XIs and Liverpool will be pivotal in the top four race
- Manchester United and Liverpool will be pivotal in the top four race
- Premier League and Liverpool will be pivotal in the top four race
- Spurs and Liverpool will be pivotal in the top four race
- Steven Gerrard and Liverpool will be pivotal in the top four race
- Tottenham and Liverpool will be pivotal in the top four race
- United and Liverpool will be pivotal in the top four race
- XI and Liverpool will be pivotal in the top four race


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If you've ever hit send on an email only to realise you've sent it to the wrong person, you'll know the feeling of dread that hits the pit of your stomach. But thankfully, for Gmail users at least, there is now a solution to spare any future blushes. Google has made its 'Undo Send' tool an official and permanent feature nearly six years since it launched as an experiment in Gmail Labs. To enable the feature, Gmail users can click the cog icon from their inbox and choose Settings. From there, under the General tab, they tick the 'Enable Undo Send' box and set the cancellation period.

Google added the feature to

OPTIONS:
- Enable Undo Send - a scheme the firm describes as 'some crazy experimental stuff' - in March 2009.
- Gmail - a scheme the firm describes as 'some crazy experimental stuff' - in March 2009.
- Gmail Labs - a scheme the firm describes as 'some crazy experimental stuff' - in March 2009.
- Google - a scheme the firm describes as 'some crazy experimental stuff' - in March 2009.
- Inbox - a scheme the firm describes as 'some crazy experimental stuff' - in March 2009.
- Settings - a scheme the firm describes as 'some crazy experimental stuff' - in March 2009.
- Undo Send - a scheme the firm describes as 'some crazy experimental stuff' - in March 2009.


(CNN) -- Each year, more than 3 million Muslims commit to Hajj, the pilgrimage to Mecca that represents the fifth and final "pillar" of Islam and the largest annual human gathering on the planet. Every Muslim who is physically and financially able to do so is expected to make this pilgrimage once in their lifetime. As described in the Hadith of Gabriel, each pillar of Islam acts as a guide to day-to-day conduct for Muslims, outlining proper professions to God, prayer and spiritual mindfulness, not unlike the Book of Common Prayer for Anglicans or Judaism's Siddur. For this year's Hajj, iReporters from around the world documented their journeys, describing their experiences as they complete this Islamic sacrament. Thanks to the power of social media and platforms like CNN's iReport, they've been able to share their faith with the world, giving Muslims and non-Muslims alike a glimpse of the significance of this powerful and transformative event.

All pilgrims at

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- Anglicans are expected to dress and behave in a manner that removes all outward signifiers of wealth or social standing and focus entirely on their spiritual development.
- Book of Common Prayer are expected to dress and behave in a manner that removes all outward signifiers of wealth or social standing and focus entirely on their spiritual development.
- CNN are expected to dress and behave in a manner that removes all outward signifiers of wealth or social standing and focus entirely on their spiritual development.
- God are expected to dress and behave in a manner that removes all outward signifiers of wealth or social standing and focus entirely on their spiritual development.
- Hadith of Gabriel are expected to dress and behave in a manner that removes all outward signifiers of wealth or social standing and focus entirely on their spiritual development.
- Hajj are expected to dress and behave in a manner that removes all outward signifiers of wealth or social standing and focus entirely on their spiritual development.
- Islam are expected to dress and behave in a manner that removes all outward signifiers of wealth or social standing and focus entirely on their spiritual development.
- Islamic are expected to dress and behave in a manner that removes all outward signifiers of wealth or social standing and focus entirely on their spiritual development.
- Judaism are expected to dress and behave in a manner that removes all outward signifiers of wealth or social standing and focus entirely on their spiritual development.
- Mecca are expected to dress and behave in a manner that removes all outward signifiers of wealth or social standing and focus entirely on their spiritual development.
- Muslims are expected to dress and behave in a manner that removes all outward signifiers of wealth or social standing and focus entirely on their spiritual development.
- Siddur are expected to dress and behave in a manner that removes all outward signifiers of wealth or social standing and focus entirely on their spiritual development.
- iReport are expected to dress and behave in a manner that removes all outward signifiers of wealth or social standing and focus entirely on their spiritual development.
- iReporters are expected to dress and behave in a manner that removes all outward signifiers of wealth or social standing and focus entirely on their spiritual development.
- non-Muslims are expected to dress and behave in a manner that removes all outward signifiers of wealth or social standing and focus entirely on their spiritual development.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made their debut Wednesday as chummy partners preparing to tackle the Middle East's toughest challenges side by side. Netanyahu beamed at his new American counterpart and declared him the best friend Israel could possibly wish for, while Trump offered lofty praise for Israel, denounced the Iranian nuclear deal and declined to back a two-state solution -- a longstanding, bipartisan US policy that the Israeli Prime Minister has questioned. The encounter signaled a warmer chapter in US-Israel relations than Netanyahu had enjoyed with Trump's predecessor. After eight years of grappling with President Barack Obama, Netanyahu embraced a like-minded counterpart at the White House.

During

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- American's campaign, he encouraged Israel to "keep going" with settlement construction.
- Barack Obama's campaign, he encouraged Israel to "keep going" with settlement construction.
- Benjamin Netanyahu's campaign, he encouraged Israel to "keep going" with settlement construction.
- CNN's campaign, he encouraged Israel to "keep going" with settlement construction.
- Donald Trump's campaign, he encouraged Israel to "keep going" with settlement construction.
- Iranian's campaign, he encouraged Israel to "keep going" with settlement construction.
- Israel's campaign, he encouraged Israel to "keep going" with settlement construction.
- Israeli's campaign, he encouraged Israel to "keep going" with settlement construction.
- Middle East's campaign, he encouraged Israel to "keep going" with settlement construction.
- Netanyahu's campaign, he encouraged Israel to "keep going" with settlement construction.
- Trump's campaign, he encouraged Israel to "keep going" with settlement construction.
- UN's campaign, he encouraged Israel to "keep going" with settlement construction.
- US's campaign, he encouraged Israel to "keep going" with settlement construction.
- Washington's campaign, he encouraged Israel to "keep going" with settlement construction.
- White House's campaign, he encouraged Israel to "keep going" with settlement construction.


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'Ancient' statues filmed being destroyed by depraved  Islamic State militants in a Mosul museum last month were nothing more than worthless fakes, the director of an Iraqi museum has claimed. The terrorist organisation  released shocking footage at the end of February purportedly showing jihadis destroying 3,000-year-old artworks with sledgehammers in their northern Iraqi stronghold. But now Baghdad museum director Fawzye al-Mahdi has ridiculed ISIS' propaganda exercise, claiming the genuine priceless Assyrian and Akkadian statues and sculptures are still safely in his possession in the Iraqi capital, adding that those in Mosul were plaster cast replicas. Sick: The terrorist organisation released shocking footage at the end of February purportedly showing jihadis destroying 3,000-year-old artworks with sledgehammers in their northern Iraqi stronghold

ISIS militants began destroying ancient statues and monuments shortly after they first seized control of

OPTIONS:
- Akkadian last summer, describing them as 'worthless idols'.
- Ancient last summer, describing them as 'worthless idols'.
- Assyrian last summer, describing them as 'worthless idols'.
- Baghdad last summer, describing them as 'worthless idols'.
- Fawzye al-Mahdi last summer, describing them as 'worthless idols'.
- ISIS last summer, describing them as 'worthless idols'.
- Iraqi last summer, describing them as 'worthless idols'.
- Islamic State last summer, describing them as 'worthless idols'.
- Mosul last summer, describing them as 'worthless idols'.


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(CNN) Over the past eight years, President Barack Obama has advanced strong executive actions and federal rules that have provided millions of people with better wages, better benefits and stronger protections in the workplace. On Friday, a new president will move into the Oval Office. He will face a stark choice -- expand on those efforts or destroy them. Despite years of flat wages and exploding fixed costs such as housing, education and health care, Republicans in Congress have long refused even to consider legislation to create new economic opportunity for families. Initiatives such as raising the federal minimum wage and guaranteeing paid family leave for workers have languished despite bipartisan, state-level initiatives and broad support for these kinds of policies among Americans of both parties.

Now it's time for

OPTIONS:
- Americans to show his true colors.
- Barack Obama to show his true colors.
- Congress to show his true colors.
- Elizabeth Warren to show his true colors.
- Obama to show his true colors.
- Oval Office to show his true colors.
- Republicans to show his true colors.
- Trump to show his true colors.


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Sat among some of the legends of Scottish football, Mark Warburton wasn’t exactly short on conversation topics over dinner on Sunday evening. The Rangers manager had been invited to help conduct formalities at Hampden as Ibrox great Bobby Brown became one of the latest inductees to the Hall of Fame. Delighting in the tales he heard from Brown and other prominent figures from the past, the 53-year-old Englishman received colourful insight into the history of the game on this side of the border. Yet one persistent message was very much about the present. The desire to see Rangers restored as a genuine competitive force was what lingered with Warburton as he made his way home.

‘It was great to give an award to

OPTIONS:
- Bobby Brown.
- Brown.
- Championship.
- Englishman.
- Hall of Fame.
- Hampden.
- Ibrox.
- Livingston.
- Mark Warburton.
- Rangers.
- Scottish.
- Training Cup.
- Warburton.


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Washington (CNN) North Korea might not be able to reach the U.S. mainland with a nuclear weapon yet, but the political fallout from its claimed hydrogen bomb test is here already. Even before the shockwaves of the 5.1 temblor triggered by Tuesday's test wore off, Hillary Clinton was fighting off a volley of Republican attacks, GOP presidential candidates were talking tough and Donald Trump jumped on a chance to chastise China. The episode was a fresh indication of the challenge that Clinton faces in running for the White House on her record as secretary of state, which makes it impossible for her to escape deficiencies in President Barack Obama's national security legacy.

But the strategy failed as North Korea restarted plutonium reactors frozen under a 1994 deal with the

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama administration, while the administration accused it of building a separate uranium program.
- CNN administration, while the administration accused it of building a separate uranium program.
- China administration, while the administration accused it of building a separate uranium program.
- Clinton administration, while the administration accused it of building a separate uranium program.
- Donald Trump administration, while the administration accused it of building a separate uranium program.
- GOP administration, while the administration accused it of building a separate uranium program.
- Hillary Clinton administration, while the administration accused it of building a separate uranium program.
- North Korea administration, while the administration accused it of building a separate uranium program.
- Republican administration, while the administration accused it of building a separate uranium program.
- U.S. administration, while the administration accused it of building a separate uranium program.
- Washington administration, while the administration accused it of building a separate uranium program.
- White House administration, while the administration accused it of building a separate uranium program.


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Texas Governor Rick Perry's former chairman Sam Clovis has joined forces with Donald Trump as the race to become the Republican Party's presidential nominee got its first defection last night. Clovis, an influential Conservative activist, college professor and talk-show host is now a member of Trump's team. In a sign that the GOP front-runner is being taken seriously on the campaign trail, Clovis, has become national co-chair and senior policy adviser for the Property tycoon turned politician. Earlier this week, Clovis quit the Perry campaign, after hinting that it was facing a host of difficulties. The Trump campaign relished announcing the defection on Tuesday night,  as it is a huge blow to Governor Perry who has run into financial difficulty and has been forced to stop paying staff.

In most polls,

OPTIONS:
- Clovis is far ahead of his rivals and his brash style appears to be a winner with supporters.
- Conservative is far ahead of his rivals and his brash style appears to be a winner with supporters.
- Donald Trump is far ahead of his rivals and his brash style appears to be a winner with supporters.
- GOP is far ahead of his rivals and his brash style appears to be a winner with supporters.
- Perry is far ahead of his rivals and his brash style appears to be a winner with supporters.
- Republican Party is far ahead of his rivals and his brash style appears to be a winner with supporters.
- Rick Perry is far ahead of his rivals and his brash style appears to be a winner with supporters.
- Sam Clovis is far ahead of his rivals and his brash style appears to be a winner with supporters.
- Texas is far ahead of his rivals and his brash style appears to be a winner with supporters.
- Trump is far ahead of his rivals and his brash style appears to be a winner with supporters.


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Jakarta, Indonesia (CNN) The death toll from last week's terror attack in Indonesia's capital has risen to four, after a victim died in the hospital from his injuries, Jakarta police spokesman Mohammad Iqbal announced Sunday. At least 25 other people were wounded Thursday when a suicide bomber and gunmen launched an attack near a Starbucks coffee shop, police said. Four attackers were also killed, following the bombing and a firefight with police. Among the 12 suspects subsequently rounded up in various Indonesian provinces, one is suspected to have received a money transfer from the alleged mastermind, Bahrun Naim, an Indonesian militant who authorities believed conducted the operation from ISIS' headquarters in Syria, national Police Chief Badrodin Haiti said.

The militant then left Indonesia, and is in Raqqa,

OPTIONS:
- Badrodin Haiti, "as part of the high ranks of ISIS," Karnavian said.
- Bahrun Naim, "as part of the high ranks of ISIS," Karnavian said.
- CNN, "as part of the high ranks of ISIS," Karnavian said.
- ISIS, "as part of the high ranks of ISIS," Karnavian said.
- Indonesia, "as part of the high ranks of ISIS," Karnavian said.
- Indonesian, "as part of the high ranks of ISIS," Karnavian said.
- Jakarta, "as part of the high ranks of ISIS," Karnavian said.
- Mohammad Iqbal, "as part of the high ranks of ISIS," Karnavian said.
- Starbucks, "as part of the high ranks of ISIS," Karnavian said.
- Syria, "as part of the high ranks of ISIS," Karnavian said.


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(CNN) Sometimes it's hard to be what you want to be when people only know you for what you used to be. This is the challenge facing Marcelas Owens, who just turned 17. For much of life, people have only known Marcelas as the "Obamacare kid." He was the chubby 11-year-old African-American boy who stood next to President Barack Obama as he signed Obamacare into law at a White House ceremony on March 23, 2010. He was the miniature health care activist in the black vest dwarfed by powerful lawmakers in a famous photo of that moment. He was a modern-day Peter Pan, perpetually frozen in childhood even as the news cycle moved on.

And she understands why people would be curious about that kid in the

OPTIONS:
- African picture.
- American picture.
- Barack Obama picture.
- Marcelas picture.
- Marcelas Owens picture.
- Now Marcelas picture.
- Obamacare picture.
- Peter Pan picture.
- White House picture.


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The four sisters at the centre of Australia's largest abduction case have come through the ordeal as happy and well-adjusted children. Despite being embroiled in the very public and traumatic feud where the Vinceni girls were dragged kicking and screaming from their mother's home in the middle of the night to go back to live with their father in 2012, the girls have established healthy and happy lives in Italy and speak to their mum every night. 60 Minutes reporter Tara Brown interviewed the two eldest girls, Emily and Claire, who she described as elegant, gracious, reserved and studious, at their home near Florence and they expressed their regret for the way they handled the dramatic exit.

The four Vinceni girls miss

OPTIONS:
- Australia and their mother, but they are happy and calm girls in contrast to the dramatic and hysterical scenes in which they were removed from Australia in late 2012
- Channel 9 and their mother, but they are happy and calm girls in contrast to the dramatic and hysterical scenes in which they were removed from Australia in late 2012
- Claire and their mother, but they are happy and calm girls in contrast to the dramatic and hysterical scenes in which they were removed from Australia in late 2012
- Emily and their mother, but they are happy and calm girls in contrast to the dramatic and hysterical scenes in which they were removed from Australia in late 2012
- Florence and their mother, but they are happy and calm girls in contrast to the dramatic and hysterical scenes in which they were removed from Australia in late 2012
- Italy and their mother, but they are happy and calm girls in contrast to the dramatic and hysterical scenes in which they were removed from Australia in late 2012
- Sunshine Coast and their mother, but they are happy and calm girls in contrast to the dramatic and hysterical scenes in which they were removed from Australia in late 2012
- Tara Brown and their mother, but they are happy and calm girls in contrast to the dramatic and hysterical scenes in which they were removed from Australia in late 2012
- Vinceni and their mother, but they are happy and calm girls in contrast to the dramatic and hysterical scenes in which they were removed from Australia in late 2012


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Wales assistant Rob Howley has defended Warren Gatland against Irish claims he has the ‘intellectual properties of a tub of Flora’. Gatland was subjected to a bitter personal attack by 36-cap lock and outspoken columnist Neil Francis, who accused the Kiwi of ‘shameful nepotism’ by selecting 10 Wales players for the final Test on the 2013 Lions tour. Francis added that Gatland was focused on improving his contract negotiations with the WRU at the time, prompting Howley to label the verbal barbs as ‘disappointing’ and ‘unfair’. Warren Gatland prepares his Wales team for Saturday's Six Nations clash against Ireland Wales coach Gatland was subjected to a personal attack by former Ireland player Neil Francis

Howley sais Wales will be looking to dominate possession and territory against

OPTIONS:
- Flora
- Francis
- Gatland
- Howley
- Ireland
- Irish
- Kiwi
- Lions
- Millennium Stadium
- Neil Francis
- Rob Howley
- Six Nations
- WRU
- Wales
- Warren Gatland


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Brazil came from behind to see off France in a friendly at the Stade de France, with goals from Chelsea midfielder Oscar, Barcelona forward Neymar, and Wolfsburg defensive midfielder Luis Gustavo. France had taken the lead through a Raphael Varane header, and looked to be in total control before Oscar's well-worked equaliser, but the visitors fought back strongly in the second half, and could have scored more as the game wore on. Neymar who already had 42 goals for his country before this game, made it 43, firing past Steve Mandanda from an angle which will have disappointed the French keeper, before Luis Gustavo was given the run of the penalty area to head home from a corner.

It's played into the centre and Gustavo strikes a low shot from about 20 yards which

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona does well to save.
- Brazil does well to save.
- Chelsea does well to save.
- Dunga does well to save.
- France does well to save.
- French does well to save.
- Luis Gustavo does well to save.
- Neymar does well to save.
- Oscar does well to save.
- Raphael Varane does well to save.
- Stade de France does well to save.
- Steve Mandanda does well to save.
- Wolfsburg does well to save.


(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.

They were manipulating the underlying mechanics of social media, tricking platforms like

OPTIONS:
- CNN, Tumblr, and YouTube into amplifying their message to the widest possible audience.
- Facebook, Tumblr, and YouTube into amplifying their message to the widest possible audience.
- Google, Tumblr, and YouTube into amplifying their message to the widest possible audience.
- Jonathon Morgan, Tumblr, and YouTube into amplifying their message to the widest possible audience.
- Morgan, Tumblr, and YouTube into amplifying their message to the widest possible audience.
- Russia, Tumblr, and YouTube into amplifying their message to the widest possible audience.
- Russian, Tumblr, and YouTube into amplifying their message to the widest possible audience.
- Twitter, Tumblr, and YouTube into amplifying their message to the widest possible audience.
- US, Tumblr, and YouTube into amplifying their message to the widest possible audience.
- United States, Tumblr, and YouTube into amplifying their message to the widest possible audience.


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There will be times when Tottenham’s billionaire owner Joe Lewis watches his investment from the enormous yacht he has moored in the Bahamas and wonders whether he will ever see a return. Here he had that sinking feeling, dropping in to White Hart Lane for a rare appearance to watch this ailing Tottenham project alongside the chairman Daniel Levy. Seasons just seem to float by at Spurs and this campaign is in danger of going the same way after only four games. Mauricio Pochettino’s team have yet to record a victory. The default position is to point to Tim Howard and his man-of-the-match performance, pulling off a string of fine saves in the Everton goal to prevent Tottenham winning for the first time this season.

Kane will be included, but this is a man who desperately needs a goal to lift his — and

OPTIONS:
- Bahamas’s — spirits.
- Daniel Levy’s — spirits.
- Everton’s — spirits.
- Fantasy Football’s — spirits.
- Harry Kane’s — spirits.
- Joe Lewis’s — spirits.
- Kane’s — spirits.
- MailOnline’s — spirits.
- Mauricio Pochettino’s — spirits.
- Spurs’s — spirits.
- Tim Howard’s — spirits.
- Tottenham’s — spirits.
- White Hart Lane’s — spirits.


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NASA has given the people of Earth a rare treat: A color mosaic that captures not only Saturn, but also the tiny dots of Earth and other planets in the background. The panorama, released Tuesday, was captured by the Cassini spacecraft on July 19, when the sun slipped behind the ringed planet. Earth appears as a bright blue dot to Saturn's lower right, just above Saturn's outer, halo-like E-ring. Venus is a dot to the upper left, with Mars appearing as a faint red dot above and to the left of Venus. This is the first image in which Saturn, its moons and rings, and Earth, Venus and Mars are all visible, NASA said. The image -- a panorama of 141 wide-angle pictures -- covers 404,880 miles across Saturn and its ring system.

Cassini images showing both Saturn and Earth are rare because the sun is so close to Earth, that targeting the blue planet would damage

OPTIONS:
- Cassini's sensors, NASA says.
- Cassini spacecraft's sensors, NASA says.
- Earth's sensors, NASA says.
- Mars's sensors, NASA says.
- NASA's sensors, NASA says.
- Saturn's sensors, NASA says.
- Venus's sensors, NASA says.


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(CNN) The estimated 22,000 attendees of the Rotary International Convention were quick to their feet Monday morning in Atlanta. Inspiration for the many standing ovations came not only from the encouraging words of Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed, professional wrestling star John Cena, Rotary President John Germ and famed Microsoft founder Bill Gates. It was also the sight of observers in wheelchairs lining the middle rows of the Georgia World Congress Center auditorium that moved the crowd to rise from their seats again and again. The Rotarians, wearing glowing LED bracelets, came to Atlanta to commit once again to the elusive goal they first outlined in 1985: a world free of polio, the highly infectious disease that invades the nervous system and can cause total paralysis in a matter of hours. The disease can be prevented by a safe vaccine, which can protect a child for life when given multiple times.

Though he praised the

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta' hard-won achievements, he also addressed the hard question on the minds of most attendees.
- Bill Gates' hard-won achievements, he also addressed the hard question on the minds of most attendees.
- Georgia World Congress Center' hard-won achievements, he also addressed the hard question on the minds of most attendees.
- John Cena' hard-won achievements, he also addressed the hard question on the minds of most attendees.
- John Germ' hard-won achievements, he also addressed the hard question on the minds of most attendees.
- Kasim Reed' hard-won achievements, he also addressed the hard question on the minds of most attendees.
- LED' hard-won achievements, he also addressed the hard question on the minds of most attendees.
- Microsoft' hard-won achievements, he also addressed the hard question on the minds of most attendees.
- Rotarians' hard-won achievements, he also addressed the hard question on the minds of most attendees.
- Rotary' hard-won achievements, he also addressed the hard question on the minds of most attendees.
- Rotary International Convention' hard-won achievements, he also addressed the hard question on the minds of most attendees.


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A Good Samaritan taxi driver who gave a free lift to drunk two men was brutally attacked by them and mugged for his £300 takings. Francis McBride, 71, took pity on Michael Edhouse, 25, and Daniel Swaincott, 26, who claimed they were drunk and had no money for the fare. He agreed to take the apparently vulnerable pair back home to Oldham, Greater Manchester, in the early hours after they claimed they had been left stranded in Rochdale. But as they got to their destination after a seven mile journey, they ambushed Mr McBride and stole his entire £300 takings.

During the evening they had gone with a female friend to pub in

OPTIONS:
- Daniel Swaincott for a darts night and at 1.30am they were advised to ring a local taxi firm to get home.
- Francis McBride for a darts night and at 1.30am they were advised to ring a local taxi firm to get home.
- Good Samaritan for a darts night and at 1.30am they were advised to ring a local taxi firm to get home.
- Greater Manchester for a darts night and at 1.30am they were advised to ring a local taxi firm to get home.
- McBride for a darts night and at 1.30am they were advised to ring a local taxi firm to get home.
- Michael Edhouse for a darts night and at 1.30am they were advised to ring a local taxi firm to get home.
- Oldham for a darts night and at 1.30am they were advised to ring a local taxi firm to get home.
- Rochdale for a darts night and at 1.30am they were advised to ring a local taxi firm to get home.


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SIM cards may be about to join car phones and pagers in the telecoms graveyard. Apple and Samsung are rumoured to be in advanced talks with the GSMA - the association that represents the mobile telecom industry – to replace fiddly cards with an e-SIM. It’s hoped that electronic SIM cards could give consumers more flexibility so they can easily swap mobile networks. Anne Bouverot, chief executive of the GSMA, told The Financial Times the London-based association is close to announcing an agreement to produce a standardised SIM for devices. MailOnline has contacted Apple and Samsung for comment. The technology will likely be similar to the Apple SIM that launched with the iPad Air 2, allowing users to swap between data networks.

However, unlike Apple’s offering, the e-SIM would be embedded into a smartphone or tablet, meaning there will be no more need for the

OPTIONS:
- Anne Bouverot slot, TechSpot reported.
- Apple slot, TechSpot reported.
- Apple SIM slot, TechSpot reported.
- GSMA slot, TechSpot reported.
- London slot, TechSpot reported.
- MailOnline slot, TechSpot reported.
- SIM slot, TechSpot reported.
- Samsung slot, TechSpot reported.
- The Financial Times slot, TechSpot reported.


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(CNN) The United Nations is appealing for $22.5 billion to provide humanitarian aid next year to millions of people displaced by conflict and disasters worldwide. The funds will target the 91 million people the UN considers "most vulnerable," and provide them with food, shelter, health care and other basic necessities, the world body said in a statement. By next year, at least 136 million people from 26 countries will need life-saving humanitarian aid -- a 5% increase from this year,  according to UN aid chief Mark Lowcock. "In some countries needs will fall, but still remain significant, including Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Iraq, Mali, and Ukraine," the UN said. "But at the same time, needs are rising substantially in Burundi, Cameroon, Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Libya and Somalia."

"We are hoping that commercial ships carrying food will also be allowed access to

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan's ports soon, as the country imports 90% of its food and this is the only way to end the famine."
- Burundi's ports soon, as the country imports 90% of its food and this is the only way to end the famine."
- Cameroon's ports soon, as the country imports 90% of its food and this is the only way to end the famine."
- Central African Republic's ports soon, as the country imports 90% of its food and this is the only way to end the famine."
- Democratic Republic of Congo's ports soon, as the country imports 90% of its food and this is the only way to end the famine."
- Ethiopia's ports soon, as the country imports 90% of its food and this is the only way to end the famine."
- Iraq's ports soon, as the country imports 90% of its food and this is the only way to end the famine."
- Libya's ports soon, as the country imports 90% of its food and this is the only way to end the famine."
- Mali's ports soon, as the country imports 90% of its food and this is the only way to end the famine."
- Mark Lowcock's ports soon, as the country imports 90% of its food and this is the only way to end the famine."
- Somalia's ports soon, as the country imports 90% of its food and this is the only way to end the famine."
- Syria's ports soon, as the country imports 90% of its food and this is the only way to end the famine."
- UN's ports soon, as the country imports 90% of its food and this is the only way to end the famine."
- Ukraine's ports soon, as the country imports 90% of its food and this is the only way to end the famine."
- United Nations's ports soon, as the country imports 90% of its food and this is the only way to end the famine."
- Yemen's ports soon, as the country imports 90% of its food and this is the only way to end the famine."


Complete the passage.

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.

Surrogates for

OPTIONS:
- Benson have traveled the state emphasizing Cruz's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.
- CNN have traveled the state emphasizing Cruz's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.
- Christian have traveled the state emphasizing Cruz's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.
- Clinton have traveled the state emphasizing Cruz's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.
- Donald Trump have traveled the state emphasizing Cruz's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.
- Evangelicals have traveled the state emphasizing Cruz's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.
- GOP have traveled the state emphasizing Cruz's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.
- Hawkeye have traveled the state emphasizing Cruz's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.
- Iowa have traveled the state emphasizing Cruz's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.
- Marshalltown have traveled the state emphasizing Cruz's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.
- Sherry Benson have traveled the state emphasizing Cruz's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.
- Ted Cruz have traveled the state emphasizing Cruz's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.
- Trump have traveled the state emphasizing Cruz's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.


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An enormous monument recording the scoreline of every England national football team defeat is expected to sell for £600,000 at auction. Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan created the untitled piece in 1999 to celebrate the England national side's regular disappointments. Etched into black granite was every occasion the England side lost, from their 2-1 defeat to Scotland in 1874 up until Romania's 2-1 victory at the 1998 World Cup. The enormous granite piece of art (pictured) is expected to sell for £600,000 at auction The artwork begins with a 2-1 defeat to Scotland in 1874 and ends with 1998's World Cup loss to Romania

The monument is being offered with a guide price of £400,000 - £600,000, which the average

OPTIONS:
- 1998 World Cup footballer could pay for with one months' salary.
- England footballer could pay for with one months' salary.
- England national football team footballer could pay for with one months' salary.
- Italian footballer could pay for with one months' salary.
- London footballer could pay for with one months' salary.
- Maurizio Cattelan footballer could pay for with one months' salary.
- Romania footballer could pay for with one months' salary.
- Scotland footballer could pay for with one months' salary.
- Sotheby's New Bond St footballer could pay for with one months' salary.
- World Cup footballer could pay for with one months' salary.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) It's the dead of night, you're cycling through the desert and are so chronically fatigued you think you're seeing goblins. Welcome to Race Across America (RAAM) -- 12 days of hell spent pedalling from the west coast to the east. The route stretches 3,000 miles across 12 states, taking in the Rocky Mountains, the Great Plains, Monument Valley as well as the Mojave and Sonoran Deserts, and demands 170,000 feet worth of vertical climbs. It's a third longer than the Tour de France and has to be completed in half the time, without stopping. "It's a surreal experience if you're out in the desert at 3am," Phil Magnus, a mechanic for British cyclist Shusanah Pillinger in 2014 and 2015, told CNN.

"

OPTIONS:
- Annapolis's probably not the best cyclist in the world so it's an even greater achievement that there are better cyclists out there than her that have failed.
- British's probably not the best cyclist in the world so it's an even greater achievement that there are better cyclists out there than her that have failed.
- CNN's probably not the best cyclist in the world so it's an even greater achievement that there are better cyclists out there than her that have failed.
- Great Plains's probably not the best cyclist in the world so it's an even greater achievement that there are better cyclists out there than her that have failed.
- Maryland's probably not the best cyclist in the world so it's an even greater achievement that there are better cyclists out there than her that have failed.
- Mojave's probably not the best cyclist in the world so it's an even greater achievement that there are better cyclists out there than her that have failed.
- Monument Valley's probably not the best cyclist in the world so it's an even greater achievement that there are better cyclists out there than her that have failed.
- Oceanside's probably not the best cyclist in the world so it's an even greater achievement that there are better cyclists out there than her that have failed.
- Phil Magnus's probably not the best cyclist in the world so it's an even greater achievement that there are better cyclists out there than her that have failed.
- RAAM's probably not the best cyclist in the world so it's an even greater achievement that there are better cyclists out there than her that have failed.
- Race Across America's probably not the best cyclist in the world so it's an even greater achievement that there are better cyclists out there than her that have failed.
- Rocky Mountains's probably not the best cyclist in the world so it's an even greater achievement that there are better cyclists out there than her that have failed.
- San Diego's probably not the best cyclist in the world so it's an even greater achievement that there are better cyclists out there than her that have failed.
- Shusanah Pillinger's probably not the best cyclist in the world so it's an even greater achievement that there are better cyclists out there than her that have failed.
- Sonoran Deserts's probably not the best cyclist in the world so it's an even greater achievement that there are better cyclists out there than her that have failed.
- Tour de France's probably not the best cyclist in the world so it's an even greater achievement that there are better cyclists out there than her that have failed.


Rio Ferdinand praised Ed Woodward for 'putting his balls on the table' by trying to attract some of the world's best players to Manchester United during the summer, but now fears Daley Blind's head is on the chopping block as a result of the executive vice-chairman's failure to land primary defensive targets in the transfer window. The Dutch international has found himself partnering Chris Smalling so far this season because United missed out on Real Madrid's Sergio Ramos and Borussia Dortmund's Mats Hummels, not to mention Nicolas Otamendi joining rivals Manchester City. And when Liverpool visit Old Trafford on Saturday, Ferdinand has little confidence that one of his successors in the United back four is up to the job of keeping Christian Benteke under wraps.

He's a top striker and they played 30-odd million for him, if he even starts having any types of battles with Smalling I'd call him to the side as the manager and tell him to get on

OPTIONS:
- Blind as he is the weak point.
- Borussia Dortmund as he is the weak point.
- Chris Smalling as he is the weak point.
- Christian Benteke as he is the weak point.
- Daley Blind as he is the weak point.
- Dutch as he is the weak point.
- Ed Woodward as he is the weak point.
- England as he is the weak point.
- Ex as he is the weak point.
- Fantasy Football as he is the weak point.
- Ferdinand as he is the weak point.
- Liverpool as he is the weak point.
- Louis van Gaal as he is the weak point.
- MailOnline as he is the weak point.
- Manchester City as he is the weak point.
- Manchester United as he is the weak point.
- Mats Hummels as he is the weak point.
- Nicolas Otamendi as he is the weak point.
- Old Trafford as he is the weak point.
- Premier League as he is the weak point.
- Real Madrid as he is the weak point.
- Rio Ferdinand as he is the weak point.
- Sergio Ramos as he is the weak point.
- United as he is the weak point.


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(CNN)Sen. Marco Rubio had only kind words for potential Republican presidential rivals Jeb Bush and Mitt Romney on Wednesday, but he argued if he runs he'll have better credentials to offer than the two former governors. "I believe that the central obligation of the federal government ... is providing for the national security," he said during a breakfast briefing for reporters hosted by the Christian Science Monitor. "The next President of the United States needs to be someone who has a clear vision of American's role in the world." "For governors that's going to be a challenge, at least initially," Rubio added, "since they don't deal with foreign policy on a daily basis."

And with the GOP primary field shaping up to include potentially a dozen prominent

OPTIONS:
- American, Rubio's foreign policy experience could potentially offer him a needed boost to break away from the pack.
- CNN, Rubio's foreign policy experience could potentially offer him a needed boost to break away from the pack.
- Christian Science Monitor, Rubio's foreign policy experience could potentially offer him a needed boost to break away from the pack.
- Jeb Bush, Rubio's foreign policy experience could potentially offer him a needed boost to break away from the pack.
- Marco Rubio, Rubio's foreign policy experience could potentially offer him a needed boost to break away from the pack.
- Mitt Romney, Rubio's foreign policy experience could potentially offer him a needed boost to break away from the pack.
- President of the United States, Rubio's foreign policy experience could potentially offer him a needed boost to break away from the pack.
- Republican, Rubio's foreign policy experience could potentially offer him a needed boost to break away from the pack.
- Rubio, Rubio's foreign policy experience could potentially offer him a needed boost to break away from the pack.
- White House, Rubio's foreign policy experience could potentially offer him a needed boost to break away from the pack.


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

Hyperloop is a 'cross between a Concorde, a railgun and air hockey table', That's the description Elon Musk gave of what he believes will be the 'fifth mode' of transportation. So far, very little has been revealed about how such a revolutionary system would work. Now a new project has revealed its vision of a Hyperloop system – and it suggests the technology could even replace subways in major cities. The Hyperloop is a proposed method of travel that would transport people at 745mph (1,200km/h) between distant locations. Elon Musk claims it could take passengers the 380 miles (610km) from LA to San Francisco in 30 minutes - half the time it takes a plane.

HTT is a research company using crowd collaboration to bring

OPTIONS:
- California's vision to life.
- Concorde's vision to life.
- Elon Musk's vision to life.
- Hyperloop's vision to life.
- LA's vision to life.
- Las Vegas's vision to life.
- New's vision to life.
- San Francisco's vision to life.
- SpaceX's vision to life.
- Tesla's vision to life.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) -- Ramiro Valdes, 77, is one of only four remaining original rebels led by Fidel Castro in the 1950s in Cuba. By Cuban standards, he has had a remarkable career, serving the Castro brothers loyally for years in a variety of posts, some which made him notorious. Now, Valdes has accepted a new task outside Cuba that is raising skepticism. He arrived this week in Venezuela as a consultant for that country's energy crisis. Venezuela is facing critical electricity shortages that have created rolling blackouts in some areas. The government of Hugo Chavez blames a long drought that has reduced energy production at the country's main hydroelectric dam, while others say the real problem is a lack of investment in energy infrastructure.

That is, assess what equipment Venezuela needs to meet its electricity needs and have the Cuban team purchase it and then sell it to

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Castro.
- Cuba.
- Cuban.
- Fidel Castro.
- Hugo Chavez.
- Ramiro Valdes.
- Valdes.
- Venezuela.


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A pilot is facing disciplinary action after allowing Imran Khan's ex-wife to sit in the cockpit for 'a few minutes' during a flight from London to Lahore. Reham Khan, a former BBC weathergirl, was granted access by the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) staff member despite it being illegal. 'Ms Reham expressed her wish to sit in the cockpit which the pilot could not turn down,' PIA spokesperson Danial Gilani told news agency PTI. 'Although it appears to be courtesy on the part of the pilot, the PIA cannot ignore the rules. Under the law, unauthorised persons cannot enter the cockpit,' he said, according to NDTV.

Announcing  the divorce on Twitter, Mr

OPTIONS:
- BBC said: 'This is a painful time for me & Reham & our families.
- Danial Gilani said: 'This is a painful time for me & Reham & our families.
- Imran Khan said: 'This is a painful time for me & Reham & our families.
- Lahore said: 'This is a painful time for me & Reham & our families.
- London said: 'This is a painful time for me & Reham & our families.
- NDTV said: 'This is a painful time for me & Reham & our families.
- PIA said: 'This is a painful time for me & Reham & our families.
- PTI said: 'This is a painful time for me & Reham & our families.
- Pakistan International Airlines said: 'This is a painful time for me & Reham & our families.
- Pilot said: 'This is a painful time for me & Reham & our families.
- Reham said: 'This is a painful time for me & Reham & our families.
- Reham Khan said: 'This is a painful time for me & Reham & our families.


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Administrators at a Catholic university in Florida agreed to help an honors student start a campus club that would send money and supplies to the ISIS terror army. Hidden camera footage released Monday morning shows officials and faculty at Barry University advising a senior – identified only as 'Laura' – about the best way to secure funding for a club she called 'Sympathetic Students in Support of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria.' 'I want to start fundraising efforts on campus, and what I want to do is raise funds to send overseas,' she told Derek Bley, the school's Coordinator for Leadership Development and Student Organizations.

Barry University is a

OPTIONS:
- Barry University institution founded in 1940; its enrollment includes more than 9,000 students, about half of whom are undergrads like Laura
- Catholic institution founded in 1940; its enrollment includes more than 9,000 students, about half of whom are undergrads like Laura
- Cornell University institution founded in 1940; its enrollment includes more than 9,000 students, about half of whom are undergrads like Laura
- Daily Mail Online institution founded in 1940; its enrollment includes more than 9,000 students, about half of whom are undergrads like Laura
- Derek Bley institution founded in 1940; its enrollment includes more than 9,000 students, about half of whom are undergrads like Laura
- Florida institution founded in 1940; its enrollment includes more than 9,000 students, about half of whom are undergrads like Laura
- ISIS institution founded in 1940; its enrollment includes more than 9,000 students, about half of whom are undergrads like Laura
- Islamic State institution founded in 1940; its enrollment includes more than 9,000 students, about half of whom are undergrads like Laura
- Islamic State of Iraq institution founded in 1940; its enrollment includes more than 9,000 students, about half of whom are undergrads like Laura
- Islamic State of Iraq and Syria institution founded in 1940; its enrollment includes more than 9,000 students, about half of whom are undergrads like Laura
- Ivy League institution founded in 1940; its enrollment includes more than 9,000 students, about half of whom are undergrads like Laura
- James O'Keefe institution founded in 1940; its enrollment includes more than 9,000 students, about half of whom are undergrads like Laura
- Laura institution founded in 1940; its enrollment includes more than 9,000 students, about half of whom are undergrads like Laura
- Leadership Development institution founded in 1940; its enrollment includes more than 9,000 students, about half of whom are undergrads like Laura
- Miami institution founded in 1940; its enrollment includes more than 9,000 students, about half of whom are undergrads like Laura
- Project Veritas institution founded in 1940; its enrollment includes more than 9,000 students, about half of whom are undergrads like Laura
- Sympathetic Students in Support institution founded in 1940; its enrollment includes more than 9,000 students, about half of whom are undergrads like Laura
- Syria institution founded in 1940; its enrollment includes more than 9,000 students, about half of whom are undergrads like Laura


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A man who may have beaten his seven-year-old son to death and fed his remains to pigs made his first court appearance on Monday. Michael A. Jones, 44, has been charged with child abuse, as well as aggravated battery and aggravated assault with a firearm against his wife Heather Jones. Police responded to a domestic violence call to Jones' home in rural Kansas City, Kansas on Wednesday after he shot his 29-year-old wife. Officers were notified that Jones' son, AJ, was missing and then found unidentified human remains in a barn on the property, according to Wyandotte County District Attorney Jerome A. Gorman.

Asked how long the remains might have been at the scene,

OPTIONS:
- AJ noted that the child abuse charge indicates the boy was abused between May 1 and Sept. 28.
- Heather noted that the child abuse charge indicates the boy was abused between May 1 and Sept. 28.
- Heather Jones noted that the child abuse charge indicates the boy was abused between May 1 and Sept. 28.
- Jerome A. Gorman noted that the child abuse charge indicates the boy was abused between May 1 and Sept. 28.
- Jones noted that the child abuse charge indicates the boy was abused between May 1 and Sept. 28.
- Kansas noted that the child abuse charge indicates the boy was abused between May 1 and Sept. 28.
- Kansas City noted that the child abuse charge indicates the boy was abused between May 1 and Sept. 28.
- Michael A. Jones noted that the child abuse charge indicates the boy was abused between May 1 and Sept. 28.
- Wyandotte County noted that the child abuse charge indicates the boy was abused between May 1 and Sept. 28.


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An Aboriginal man who was charged $220 every time he was caught with alcohol in a local park has died, leaving behind a $60,000 debt, according to a recent report. The man's case was detailed in a report by the Independent Community-wide Homelessness Administrators Group (ICHAG), which aims to draw attention to legislation in South Australia that bans the consumption of alcohol in local parklands. ICHAG, a non-government organisation that represents 11 welfare agencies in South Australia, said the legislation not only 'unfairly' targets the Aboriginal community, it puts the group's health at risk by distancing them from emergency service provision, Adelaide Now reported.

The report states that dry zone laws, which were extended on trail from March until September, does not take a harm minimisation approach and has in turn compromised the health of some of

OPTIONS:
- Aboriginal's most vulnerable citizens.
- Adelaide City Council's most vulnerable citizens.
- Adelaide Now's most vulnerable citizens.
- Homelessness Administrators Group's most vulnerable citizens.
- ICHAG's most vulnerable citizens.
- Independent Community's most vulnerable citizens.
- South Australia's most vulnerable citizens.


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After Marco Rubio won his inaugural Senate race in 2010 in Florida, he became the latest star of the Republican Party. The young, insurgent candidate was so impressive, talk of a presidential future quickly ensued. He entered the Senate with high expectations, having won his race with the support of the new tea party movement while simultaneously appealing to mainstream conservatives. But his journey has not been without roadblocks. Leadership on controversial topics has slowed his rise. Now, Rubio, 43, is working to right his perceived wrongs and shed his stereotypes as takes up the mantle once adorned by doing the work to launch a presidential run.

Rubio faces a difficult slog to rise above the noise that the

OPTIONS:
- Florida race is already making.
- Marco Rubio race is already making.
- Republican race is already making.
- Republican Party race is already making.
- Rubio race is already making.
- Senate race is already making.


How does the sentence end?

In his autobiography published late last year, Andrew Cuomo described himself as the victim in his bitter divorce from Kerry Kennedy - saying he learned about the break-up from a reporter who called him for comment. But a new biography of the New York governor says he had a larger part in the unraveling of the marriage, which briefly united two political dynasties. Vanity Fair's Michael Shnayerson alleges in 'The Contender' that the couple started talking 'not if but when' to divorce just two months after the birth of their third daughter Michaela in 1997. However, Cuomo dragged out the break-up for years - possibly to use his wife's political clout to fuel his failed 2002 gubernatorial run, the book alleges.

'Even though

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Cuomo had told me she wanted a divorce I thought I could fix it, I couldn’t accept it — it only became real when a reporter called and said she filed the papers.'
- Cara Ethel had told me she wanted a divorce I thought I could fix it, I couldn’t accept it — it only became real when a reporter called and said she filed the papers.'
- Cuomo had told me she wanted a divorce I thought I could fix it, I couldn’t accept it — it only became real when a reporter called and said she filed the papers.'
- Kennedy had told me she wanted a divorce I thought I could fix it, I couldn’t accept it — it only became real when a reporter called and said she filed the papers.'
- Kerry Kennedy had told me she wanted a divorce I thought I could fix it, I couldn’t accept it — it only became real when a reporter called and said she filed the papers.'
- Mariah Matilda had told me she wanted a divorce I thought I could fix it, I couldn’t accept it — it only became real when a reporter called and said she filed the papers.'
- Michael Shnayerson had told me she wanted a divorce I thought I could fix it, I couldn’t accept it — it only became real when a reporter called and said she filed the papers.'
- Michaela had told me she wanted a divorce I thought I could fix it, I couldn’t accept it — it only became real when a reporter called and said she filed the papers.'
- Michaela Andrea had told me she wanted a divorce I thought I could fix it, I couldn’t accept it — it only became real when a reporter called and said she filed the papers.'
- New York had told me she wanted a divorce I thought I could fix it, I couldn’t accept it — it only became real when a reporter called and said she filed the papers.'
- The Contender had told me she wanted a divorce I thought I could fix it, I couldn’t accept it — it only became real when a reporter called and said she filed the papers.'
- Vanity Fair had told me she wanted a divorce I thought I could fix it, I couldn’t accept it — it only became real when a reporter called and said she filed the papers.'


How does this story end?

Charlton Athletic have moved swiftly to replace Guy Luzon in the managerial hotseat at the Valley, with Karel Fraeye appointed interim head coach after the Israeli's sacking at the weekend. The 37-year-old Belgian was assistant to former manager Jose Riga towards the end of the 2013-14 campaign when the south-east London club narrowly avoided relegation to League One. Fraeye will be joined in the dugout by his compatriot Wim De Corte on a temporary basis, with the remainder of Luzon's backroom staff - including assistant head coach Damian Matthew and first-team coach David Martane - confirmed to have left the club on Monday.

OPTIONS:
- Belgian subsequently parted company with the Addicks, leaving Fraeye with the task of lifting the side from their current position in 22nd and in need of a boost after Luzon won just 12 of his 36 matches since taking charge in January of this year.
- Championship subsequently parted company with the Addicks, leaving Fraeye with the task of lifting the side from their current position in 22nd and in need of a boost after Luzon won just 12 of his 36 matches since taking charge in January of this year.
- Charlton subsequently parted company with the Addicks, leaving Fraeye with the task of lifting the side from their current position in 22nd and in need of a boost after Luzon won just 12 of his 36 matches since taking charge in January of this year.
- Charlton Athletic subsequently parted company with the Addicks, leaving Fraeye with the task of lifting the side from their current position in 22nd and in need of a boost after Luzon won just 12 of his 36 matches since taking charge in January of this year.
- Damian Matthew subsequently parted company with the Addicks, leaving Fraeye with the task of lifting the side from their current position in 22nd and in need of a boost after Luzon won just 12 of his 36 matches since taking charge in January of this year.
- David Martane subsequently parted company with the Addicks, leaving Fraeye with the task of lifting the side from their current position in 22nd and in need of a boost after Luzon won just 12 of his 36 matches since taking charge in January of this year.
- Fraeye subsequently parted company with the Addicks, leaving Fraeye with the task of lifting the side from their current position in 22nd and in need of a boost after Luzon won just 12 of his 36 matches since taking charge in January of this year.
- Guy Luzon subsequently parted company with the Addicks, leaving Fraeye with the task of lifting the side from their current position in 22nd and in need of a boost after Luzon won just 12 of his 36 matches since taking charge in January of this year.
- Israeli subsequently parted company with the Addicks, leaving Fraeye with the task of lifting the side from their current position in 22nd and in need of a boost after Luzon won just 12 of his 36 matches since taking charge in January of this year.
- Jose Riga subsequently parted company with the Addicks, leaving Fraeye with the task of lifting the side from their current position in 22nd and in need of a boost after Luzon won just 12 of his 36 matches since taking charge in January of this year.
- Karel Fraeye subsequently parted company with the Addicks, leaving Fraeye with the task of lifting the side from their current position in 22nd and in need of a boost after Luzon won just 12 of his 36 matches since taking charge in January of this year.
- League One subsequently parted company with the Addicks, leaving Fraeye with the task of lifting the side from their current position in 22nd and in need of a boost after Luzon won just 12 of his 36 matches since taking charge in January of this year.
- London subsequently parted company with the Addicks, leaving Fraeye with the task of lifting the side from their current position in 22nd and in need of a boost after Luzon won just 12 of his 36 matches since taking charge in January of this year.
- Luzon subsequently parted company with the Addicks, leaving Fraeye with the task of lifting the side from their current position in 22nd and in need of a boost after Luzon won just 12 of his 36 matches since taking charge in January of this year.
- Valley subsequently parted company with the Addicks, leaving Fraeye with the task of lifting the side from their current position in 22nd and in need of a boost after Luzon won just 12 of his 36 matches since taking charge in January of this year.
- Wim De Corte subsequently parted company with the Addicks, leaving Fraeye with the task of lifting the side from their current position in 22nd and in need of a boost after Luzon won just 12 of his 36 matches since taking charge in January of this year.


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(CNN) On one hand, Donald Trump's praise of France's far right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen, who appears to have received enough votes in Sunday's election to advance to the May 7 runoff, is not surprising. Le Pen, like Trump, ran a campaign that was anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim and traded on white supremacist themes. (It's no coincidence that former Klan leader David Duke has publicly praised both Le Pen and Trump.) On the other hand, you would think Trump would be hesitant to publicly praise a candidate like Le Pen, an avid supporter of Vladimir Putin, particularly given that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said just two weeks ago that US-Russian relations had reached an all time low.

In 2014,

OPTIONS:
- CNN's father secured about €2 million in campaign financing with the help of a Russian oligarch for the elections that year.
- David Duke's father secured about €2 million in campaign financing with the help of a Russian oligarch for the elections that year.
- Dean Obeidallah's father secured about €2 million in campaign financing with the help of a Russian oligarch for the elections that year.
- Donald Trump's father secured about €2 million in campaign financing with the help of a Russian oligarch for the elections that year.
- France's father secured about €2 million in campaign financing with the help of a Russian oligarch for the elections that year.
- Klan's father secured about €2 million in campaign financing with the help of a Russian oligarch for the elections that year.
- Le Pen's father secured about €2 million in campaign financing with the help of a Russian oligarch for the elections that year.
- Marine's father secured about €2 million in campaign financing with the help of a Russian oligarch for the elections that year.
- Muslim's father secured about €2 million in campaign financing with the help of a Russian oligarch for the elections that year.
- Putin French's father secured about €2 million in campaign financing with the help of a Russian oligarch for the elections that year.
- Rex Tillerson's father secured about €2 million in campaign financing with the help of a Russian oligarch for the elections that year.
- Russian's father secured about €2 million in campaign financing with the help of a Russian oligarch for the elections that year.
- Trump's father secured about €2 million in campaign financing with the help of a Russian oligarch for the elections that year.
- US's father secured about €2 million in campaign financing with the help of a Russian oligarch for the elections that year.
- Vladimir Putin's father secured about €2 million in campaign financing with the help of a Russian oligarch for the elections that year.


The Red Bull Ring was built as a Scalextric track for a man who could afford anything: Dietrich Mateschitz, purveyor of soft drinks. He built it here in the green glory of the Styrian mountains after his own company’s image. At the centre of the confection is a giant steel bull charging through a ring. But a year from his inaugural race with its hoopla and high hopes, Mateschitz is not only a touch bored with his new toy, but ready to throw it out of his pram. Scroll down to video He is considering quitting the sport after two lean years.

OPTIONS:
- Dietrich Mateschitz raced in an era when personalities lived life to the full, never knowing in those more dangerous times whether their next race would be their last.
- Ferrari raced in an era when personalities lived life to the full, never knowing in those more dangerous times whether their next race would be their last.
- Formula One raced in an era when personalities lived life to the full, never knowing in those more dangerous times whether their next race would be their last.
- Lauda raced in an era when personalities lived life to the full, never knowing in those more dangerous times whether their next race would be their last.
- Lewis Hamilton raced in an era when personalities lived life to the full, never knowing in those more dangerous times whether their next race would be their last.
- Mateschitz raced in an era when personalities lived life to the full, never knowing in those more dangerous times whether their next race would be their last.
- Nico Rosberg raced in an era when personalities lived life to the full, never knowing in those more dangerous times whether their next race would be their last.
- Niki Lauda raced in an era when personalities lived life to the full, never knowing in those more dangerous times whether their next race would be their last.
- Red Bull Ring raced in an era when personalities lived life to the full, never knowing in those more dangerous times whether their next race would be their last.
- Scalextric raced in an era when personalities lived life to the full, never knowing in those more dangerous times whether their next race would be their last.
- Sebastian Vettel raced in an era when personalities lived life to the full, never knowing in those more dangerous times whether their next race would be their last.
- Styrian raced in an era when personalities lived life to the full, never knowing in those more dangerous times whether their next race would be their last.


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Stuart McCall  admitted on Tuesday night not even the club’s own fans will give them a prayer against Hibs on Sunday — but insisted he can rescue Rangers’ flagging play-off hopes. A 2-2 draw with lowly part-timers Alloa Athletic at Ibrox in his second match in charge made it five draws on the spin for a Rangers side in complete freefall. McCall now faces a difficult task lifting his players for a daunting trip to Easter Road to face Hibs, who have defeated the Ibrox men three times in the Championship this season with a 9-1 aggregate score. A 2-2 draw with Alloa Athletic in Stuart McCall's second match in charge made it five draws on the spin

We’ve drawn twice with

OPTIONS:
- Alloa Athletic already this season and it was never going to be 3-0 or 4-0.
- Championship already this season and it was never going to be 3-0 or 4-0.
- Easter Road already this season and it was never going to be 3-0 or 4-0.
- Hibs already this season and it was never going to be 3-0 or 4-0.
- Ibrox already this season and it was never going to be 3-0 or 4-0.
- McCall already this season and it was never going to be 3-0 or 4-0.
- Rangers already this season and it was never going to be 3-0 or 4-0.
- Stuart McCall already this season and it was never going to be 3-0 or 4-0.


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(CNN) [Breaking news, posted 3:12 p.m. ET] The pilot of LAMIA Flight 2933, which crashed near Medellin, Colombia, said, "The plane is in total electric failure and without fuel," according to two sources familiar with the investigation who heard audio recordings of conversations between the flight crew and air traffic control. The audio was published in Colombian media. Seventy-one people were killed in the crash, including members of a Brazilian soccer team. [Previous story, posted 1:04 p.m. ET] As air safety officials begin their investigation into the deadly crash of LAMIA flight 2933 near Medellin, Colombia, the final resting place of the jet's wreckage may prove to be a central clue in determining why the airplane crashed.

The so-called "black boxes" were recovered early Tuesday and were in excellent condition, according to

OPTIONS:
- Brazil aviation officials.
- Brazilian aviation officials.
- Chapecoense aviation officials.
- Colombia aviation officials.
- Colombian aviation officials.
- Jet aviation officials.
- LAMIA aviation officials.
- LAMIA Flight 2933 aviation officials.
- Medellin aviation officials.
- Seventy aviation officials.


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

(CNN) -- A moon circling Jupiter has sent up a small flare. It may be telling astronomers that life could be supported there, and it may offer a way of finding out. The scientists have recognized a puff of water vapor sprouting 125 miles high above Europa in a special image captured by the Hubble Space Telescope, NASA said Thursday. "We pushed Hubble to its limits to see this very faint emission," said Joachim Saur, the telescope's lead investigator on the project. They're not quite sure yet, but Saur, a professor at the University of Cologne in Germany, believes that a geyser on Europa's south pole blustered the vapor up from a water source under the moon's surface.

OPTIONS:
- CNN was able to detect it only because electrons crashed into it, converting it into hydrogen and oxygen molecules.
- Europa was able to detect it only because electrons crashed into it, converting it into hydrogen and oxygen molecules.
- Germany was able to detect it only because electrons crashed into it, converting it into hydrogen and oxygen molecules.
- Hubble was able to detect it only because electrons crashed into it, converting it into hydrogen and oxygen molecules.
- Hubble Space Telescope was able to detect it only because electrons crashed into it, converting it into hydrogen and oxygen molecules.
- Joachim Saur was able to detect it only because electrons crashed into it, converting it into hydrogen and oxygen molecules.
- Jupiter was able to detect it only because electrons crashed into it, converting it into hydrogen and oxygen molecules.
- NASA was able to detect it only because electrons crashed into it, converting it into hydrogen and oxygen molecules.
- Saur was able to detect it only because electrons crashed into it, converting it into hydrogen and oxygen molecules.
- University of Cologne was able to detect it only because electrons crashed into it, converting it into hydrogen and oxygen molecules.


Andy Murray wants to use Great Britain's Davis Cup victory as a 'springboard' to spur him on to more Grand Slams. The British No 1, who added the team title to his collection that includes Wimbledon, the US Open, and Olympic gold, now wants to kick on and complete his set with the French and Australian titles. Murray triumphed on clay this weekend, which gives him hope that he can take home a first French Open, while he has lost four times in the final of the Australian Open. 'Winning the Davis Cup is a huge victory for everyone in the team, but from a personal point of view I don't see it so much like ticking off another big title from a list,' he wrote in his BBC Sport column.

'There are obviously still two

OPTIONS:
- Andy Murray I haven't won, and the Australian Open is a tournament I would love to win because I've been close there so often, reaching the final four times.
- Australian I haven't won, and the Australian Open is a tournament I would love to win because I've been close there so often, reaching the final four times.
- Australian Open I haven't won, and the Australian Open is a tournament I would love to win because I've been close there so often, reaching the final four times.
- Australian Opens I haven't won, and the Australian Open is a tournament I would love to win because I've been close there so often, reaching the final four times.
- BBC Sport I haven't won, and the Australian Open is a tournament I would love to win because I've been close there so often, reaching the final four times.
- British No 1 I haven't won, and the Australian Open is a tournament I would love to win because I've been close there so often, reaching the final four times.
- Davis Cup I haven't won, and the Australian Open is a tournament I would love to win because I've been close there so often, reaching the final four times.
- French I haven't won, and the Australian Open is a tournament I would love to win because I've been close there so often, reaching the final four times.
- French Open I haven't won, and the Australian Open is a tournament I would love to win because I've been close there so often, reaching the final four times.
- Grand Slams I haven't won, and the Australian Open is a tournament I would love to win because I've been close there so often, reaching the final four times.
- Great Britain I haven't won, and the Australian Open is a tournament I would love to win because I've been close there so often, reaching the final four times.
- Murray I haven't won, and the Australian Open is a tournament I would love to win because I've been close there so often, reaching the final four times.
- Olympic I haven't won, and the Australian Open is a tournament I would love to win because I've been close there so often, reaching the final four times.
- US Open I haven't won, and the Australian Open is a tournament I would love to win because I've been close there so often, reaching the final four times.
- Wimbledon I haven't won, and the Australian Open is a tournament I would love to win because I've been close there so often, reaching the final four times.


A 63-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of the brutal sex killing of teenager Melanie Road who was stabbed to death 31 years ago. Police confirmed a DNA breakthrough had led to the man, from Bristol, being arrested in connection with the death of the 17-year-old. Melanie was last seen alive in the early hours on June, 9, 1984 following a night out with her friends in Bath, Somerset. The A-level student was found the following day having died from multiple stab wounds to her chest and back. She had been sexually assaulted. Avon and Somerset Police confirmed an arrest in connection with the long-running investigation  made yesterday.

'We are now cross checking that DNA with that of all the people with links with Melanie or who we know were on

OPTIONS:
- Avon at the time and may be of interest.
- Bath at the time and may be of interest.
- Bristol at the time and may be of interest.
- DNA at the time and may be of interest.
- Man at the time and may be of interest.
- Melanie at the time and may be of interest.
- Melanie Road at the time and may be of interest.
- Somerset at the time and may be of interest.
- Somerset Police at the time and may be of interest.


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Paris (CNN) President Donald Trump offered a staunch defense of his eldest son Thursday, saying during a carefully worded response here that Donald Trump Jr.'s meeting with a Russian lawyer was a standard session that any political operative would have taken. "My son is a wonderful young man. He took a meeting with a Russian lawyer, not a government lawyer, but a Russian lawyer," he said alongside French President Emmanuel Macron at the ornate Élysée Palace. "It was a short meeting. It was a meeting that went very, very quickly, very fast." According to the emails released by Trump Jr. this week, the lawyer -- Natalia Veselnitskaya -- was described to Trump's son in an email as a "Russian government lawyer" with information that was part of the country's effort to help elect his father.

OPTIONS:
- CNN is here on a pomp-filled celebration of transatlantic ties at a time of anxiety on both continents.
- Donald Trump is here on a pomp-filled celebration of transatlantic ties at a time of anxiety on both continents.
- Donald Trump Jr. is here on a pomp-filled celebration of transatlantic ties at a time of anxiety on both continents.
- Emmanuel Macron is here on a pomp-filled celebration of transatlantic ties at a time of anxiety on both continents.
- French is here on a pomp-filled celebration of transatlantic ties at a time of anxiety on both continents.
- Macron is here on a pomp-filled celebration of transatlantic ties at a time of anxiety on both continents.
- Natalia Veselnitskaya is here on a pomp-filled celebration of transatlantic ties at a time of anxiety on both continents.
- Paris is here on a pomp-filled celebration of transatlantic ties at a time of anxiety on both continents.
- Russian is here on a pomp-filled celebration of transatlantic ties at a time of anxiety on both continents.
- Trump is here on a pomp-filled celebration of transatlantic ties at a time of anxiety on both continents.
- Trump Jr. is here on a pomp-filled celebration of transatlantic ties at a time of anxiety on both continents.
- Warsaw is here on a pomp-filled celebration of transatlantic ties at a time of anxiety on both continents.
- Élysée Palace is here on a pomp-filled celebration of transatlantic ties at a time of anxiety on both continents.


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The moment Tony Abbott stood in front of sexist signs describing Julia Gillard as a 'witch' and 'Bob Brown's b***h' as he gave an anti-carbon tax speech five years ago should have ended his career, the former Prime Minister says. Just weeks after Ms Gillard announced the federal government would introduce a carbon tax, then-opposition leader Tony Abbott addressed a crowd of 3,000 angry protesters outside Parliament House on March 23, 2011. Mr Abbott stood in front of offensive signs that read 'Ditch the Witch', 'Juliar' and 'Bob Brown's b***h' as a backdrop for his speech accusing Ms Gillard of breaking a pre-election promise not to introduce a carbon tax.

'Ditch the Witch is bad enough but,

OPTIONS:
- ABC, Bob Brown's b***h is so deeply and utterly offensive,' he said.
- Abbott, Bob Brown's b***h is so deeply and utterly offensive,' he said.
- Bob Brown, Bob Brown's b***h is so deeply and utterly offensive,' he said.
- Canberra, Bob Brown's b***h is so deeply and utterly offensive,' he said.
- Ditch the Witch, Bob Brown's b***h is so deeply and utterly offensive,' he said.
- Gillard, Bob Brown's b***h is so deeply and utterly offensive,' he said.
- Julia Gillard, Bob Brown's b***h is so deeply and utterly offensive,' he said.
- Juliar, Bob Brown's b***h is so deeply and utterly offensive,' he said.
- Killing Season, Bob Brown's b***h is so deeply and utterly offensive,' he said.
- Parliament House, Bob Brown's b***h is so deeply and utterly offensive,' he said.
- The Long Shadow, Bob Brown's b***h is so deeply and utterly offensive,' he said.
- Tony Abbott, Bob Brown's b***h is so deeply and utterly offensive,' he said.


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Suspected paedophile Lord Janner wrote to Michael Jackson congratulating him on being cleared of child sex charges, it emerged yesterday. The Labour peer, who has avoided prosecution over 22 child abuse allegations, sent the letter shortly after the singer was cleared by an American jury of molesting a 13-year-old cancer survivor. Using personalised House of Lords paper, he wrote: ‘I was so very pleased at the news of your acquittal. What a terrible time you have endured.’ The pair met in June 2002 when Janner gave Jackson – accompanied by spoon-bender Uri Geller and US illusionist David Blaine – a tour of the Houses of Parliament.

Months after his visit, American police and prosecutors opened a second child sex inquiry against

OPTIONS:
- American only for him to be cleared following a high-profile trial.
- David Blaine only for him to be cleared following a high-profile trial.
- House of Lords only for him to be cleared following a high-profile trial.
- Houses of Parliament only for him to be cleared following a high-profile trial.
- Jackson only for him to be cleared following a high-profile trial.
- Janner only for him to be cleared following a high-profile trial.
- Labour only for him to be cleared following a high-profile trial.
- Lord Janner only for him to be cleared following a high-profile trial.
- Mark Lester only for him to be cleared following a high-profile trial.
- Michael Jackson only for him to be cleared following a high-profile trial.
- Note only for him to be cleared following a high-profile trial.
- Said only for him to be cleared following a high-profile trial.
- US only for him to be cleared following a high-profile trial.
- Uri Geller only for him to be cleared following a high-profile trial.


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When David Ospina dropped Kostas Fortounis' corner into his own net, the fifth official was quick to make the correct call - showing how useful they can be. On the other hand, Chelsea were unlucky not to be awarded a penalty during the dying embers of the Champions League clash as Diego Costa flicked the ball up in an attempt to go past Ivan Marcano - only for the Spanish defender to stop the ball with his arm - which the fifth official missed. Here, Sportsmail's Graham Poll gives his views on the two major talking points and why he thinks video replays should be considered.

The official awarded

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal their second goal when Ospina spilled the ball from a corner and replays confirmed that the ball had crossed the line.
- Champions League their second goal when Ospina spilled the ball from a corner and replays confirmed that the ball had crossed the line.
- Chelsea their second goal when Ospina spilled the ball from a corner and replays confirmed that the ball had crossed the line.
- David Ospina their second goal when Ospina spilled the ball from a corner and replays confirmed that the ball had crossed the line.
- Diego Costa their second goal when Ospina spilled the ball from a corner and replays confirmed that the ball had crossed the line.
- Graham Poll their second goal when Ospina spilled the ball from a corner and replays confirmed that the ball had crossed the line.
- Ivan Marcano their second goal when Ospina spilled the ball from a corner and replays confirmed that the ball had crossed the line.
- Jose Mourinho their second goal when Ospina spilled the ball from a corner and replays confirmed that the ball had crossed the line.
- Kostas Fortounis their second goal when Ospina spilled the ball from a corner and replays confirmed that the ball had crossed the line.
- Michel Platini their second goal when Ospina spilled the ball from a corner and replays confirmed that the ball had crossed the line.
- Olympiacos their second goal when Ospina spilled the ball from a corner and replays confirmed that the ball had crossed the line.
- Porto their second goal when Ospina spilled the ball from a corner and replays confirmed that the ball had crossed the line.
- Spanish their second goal when Ospina spilled the ball from a corner and replays confirmed that the ball had crossed the line.
- Sportsmail their second goal when Ospina spilled the ball from a corner and replays confirmed that the ball had crossed the line.


It was a job for a code-breaker as much as a reporter. But I did my best by turning the binoculars on the familiar, full figure of Boris Becker sitting in the players’ box. We suspicious types in the press seats were focusing on the triple Wimbledon winner to see if he was conveying any semaphoric coaching advice to the defending champion, Novak Djokovic. What, for example, were we to make of Becker ruffling his hair with his left hand? What did fiddling with his wedding ring mean? Such thoughts taxed us in light of Becker’s pre-Wimbledon admission that he and Djokovic have ‘ways of communicating’ mid-match. This sort of chatter contravenes the laws of tennis, but is hardly cheating of the first order. Taking tetrahydrogestrinone, it is not.

OPTIONS:
- Becker was magnanimous after his early exit, saying: ‘Novak was winning his service games much more easily than me, so always put pressure on mine.
- Becker’s was magnanimous after his early exit, saying: ‘Novak was winning his service games much more easily than me, so always put pressure on mine.
- Boris Becker was magnanimous after his early exit, saying: ‘Novak was winning his service games much more easily than me, so always put pressure on mine.
- Centre Court was magnanimous after his early exit, saying: ‘Novak was winning his service games much more easily than me, so always put pressure on mine.
- Djokovic was magnanimous after his early exit, saying: ‘Novak was winning his service games much more easily than me, so always put pressure on mine.
- Dojokovic was magnanimous after his early exit, saying: ‘Novak was winning his service games much more easily than me, so always put pressure on mine.
- Novak Djokovic was magnanimous after his early exit, saying: ‘Novak was winning his service games much more easily than me, so always put pressure on mine.
- Philipp Kohlschreiber was magnanimous after his early exit, saying: ‘Novak was winning his service games much more easily than me, so always put pressure on mine.
- Wimbledon was magnanimous after his early exit, saying: ‘Novak was winning his service games much more easily than me, so always put pressure on mine.
- World No 1 was magnanimous after his early exit, saying: ‘Novak was winning his service games much more easily than me, so always put pressure on mine.


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Henry Slade knew his career was taking off when he found himself opposite Jonny Wilkinson in a European match. And last month they were on the same side — with the apprentice learning from the master at England's HQ. Exeter's 22-year-old playmaker has risen fast and is preparing for his Test debut against France at Twickenham on Saturday — a grand audition for a place in Stuart Lancaster's World Cup squad. While he will line up at outside centre, in a midfield alliance with Bath's cross-code recruit Sam Burgess, Slade emerged in Devon as a fly-half. That is what led him into the path of Wilkinson, closely supported by a host of Toulon's other galacticos in December 2013.

In July this year, Wilkinson was not the daunting adversary anymore; he had become a temporary tutor for

OPTIONS:
- Bath and the other England kickers.
- Devon and the other England kickers.
- England and the other England kickers.
- European and the other England kickers.
- Exeter and the other England kickers.
- France and the other England kickers.
- Henry Slade and the other England kickers.
- Jonny Wilkinson and the other England kickers.
- Sam Burgess and the other England kickers.
- Slade and the other England kickers.
- Stuart Lancaster and the other England kickers.
- Toulon and the other England kickers.
- Twickenham and the other England kickers.
- Wilkinson and the other England kickers.
- World Cup and the other England kickers.


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(CNN) President Donald Trump is expected to end a program that protected undocumented immigrants who came to the United States as children -- so-called "Dreamers" -- from deportation, four sources familiar with the decision told CNN. Two of the sources said the plan is to have a six-month delay in any action regarding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program to allow Congress time to pass a fix through legislation that would allow the undocumented immigrants to stay in the country. The expected move -- which comes after weeks of White House deliberations about what to do in response to an ultimatum from 10 state attorneys general led by Texas -- would satisfy Trump's base but upend the lives of nearly 800,000 people who were working and studying in the US. The DACA program, which gave qualified applicants protections from deportation, is popular among Democrats and moderate Republicans, many of whom have introduced legislation in Congress to try to protect the population permanently.

Some Republicans have implored Trump in recent days to keep the program going as

OPTIONS:
- CNN works on a solution for the sympathetic population -- who in most cases know no other home than America.
- Congress works on a solution for the sympathetic population -- who in most cases know no other home than America.
- DACA works on a solution for the sympathetic population -- who in most cases know no other home than America.
- Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals works on a solution for the sympathetic population -- who in most cases know no other home than America.
- Democrats works on a solution for the sympathetic population -- who in most cases know no other home than America.
- Donald Trump works on a solution for the sympathetic population -- who in most cases know no other home than America.
- Dreamers works on a solution for the sympathetic population -- who in most cases know no other home than America.
- Republicans works on a solution for the sympathetic population -- who in most cases know no other home than America.
- Texas works on a solution for the sympathetic population -- who in most cases know no other home than America.
- Trump works on a solution for the sympathetic population -- who in most cases know no other home than America.
- US works on a solution for the sympathetic population -- who in most cases know no other home than America.
- United States works on a solution for the sympathetic population -- who in most cases know no other home than America.
- White House works on a solution for the sympathetic population -- who in most cases know no other home than America.


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(CNN) -- Here's a hot tip: The University of North Carolina is going to win the NCAA men's basketball tournament. A Georgia Tech professor's computer model suggests UNC will win this year's NCAA men's basketball tournament. At least that's the prediction of Joel Sokol, a Georgia Tech professor whose statistical model correctly selected the Final Four, championship game and winner of last year's tournament. Be glad he's not in your office's betting pool. Finding some kind of rationality in March Madness, which starts in earnest Thursday, has been an American pastime for decades. Tournament brackets are everywhere, and from sports TV to the dinner table, everyone seems to have predictions about which team will claim the top spot, and why.

OPTIONS:
- American, of Georgia Tech, for example, cares more about the win-margin than where the game was played.
- CNN, of Georgia Tech, for example, cares more about the win-margin than where the game was played.
- Final Four, of Georgia Tech, for example, cares more about the win-margin than where the game was played.
- Georgia Tech, of Georgia Tech, for example, cares more about the win-margin than where the game was played.
- Joel Sokol, of Georgia Tech, for example, cares more about the win-margin than where the game was played.
- March Madness, of Georgia Tech, for example, cares more about the win-margin than where the game was played.
- NCAA, of Georgia Tech, for example, cares more about the win-margin than where the game was played.
- UNC, of Georgia Tech, for example, cares more about the win-margin than where the game was played.
- University of North Carolina, of Georgia Tech, for example, cares more about the win-margin than where the game was played.


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A kind-hearted 12-year-old boy turned down a £20 reward for returning a lost mobile phone and instead told the owner to do 'something nice for someone else'. Josh Brown found an iPhone4 on a train seat and answered a call from the owner's mother after getting off at Birmingham on February 21. He told Michelle Hickinbottom, 36, that he would leave her 16-year-old daughter Shaunnah's phone at the ticket office at Selly Oak train station on his way home to Alvechurch, Worcestershire. Josh Brown (left) turned down a £20 reward after he found Shaunnah Hickinbottom's iPhone4 (right) on a train

OPTIONS:
- Alvechurch (pictured with daughter Shaunnah) said she was 'choked' when she read the letter
- Birmingham (pictured with daughter Shaunnah) said she was 'choked' when she read the letter
- Josh (pictured with daughter Shaunnah) said she was 'choked' when she read the letter
- Josh Brown (pictured with daughter Shaunnah) said she was 'choked' when she read the letter
- Michelle Hickinbottom (pictured with daughter Shaunnah) said she was 'choked' when she read the letter
- Selly Oak (pictured with daughter Shaunnah) said she was 'choked' when she read the letter
- Shaunnah (pictured with daughter Shaunnah) said she was 'choked' when she read the letter
- Shaunnah Hickinbottom (pictured with daughter Shaunnah) said she was 'choked' when she read the letter
- Worcestershire (pictured with daughter Shaunnah) said she was 'choked' when she read the letter
- iPhone4 (pictured with daughter Shaunnah) said she was 'choked' when she read the letter