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Petr Cech has revealed in a heartfelt letter that he never envisaged leaving Chelsea after his £10million move to Arsenal was confirmed on Monday. The goalkeeper has signed a four-year contract, worth £100,000-per-week, in a deal that seriously strengthens Arsenal ahead of next season. Cech won every domestic and European trophy at Stamford Bridge after joining from Rennes in 2004. Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has wasted no time in replacing the Czech Republic No 1, making a £6m bid for Stoke’s Asmir Begovic. We revealed a week ago that Cech had finalised his deal to join Arsenal. Read the full story here.

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger told the club's official website that he was 'very pleased' to have signed 'one of the outstanding keepers in the world.'
- Arsene Wenger boss Arsene Wenger told the club's official website that he was 'very pleased' to have signed 'one of the outstanding keepers in the world.'
- Asmir Begovic boss Arsene Wenger told the club's official website that he was 'very pleased' to have signed 'one of the outstanding keepers in the world.'
- Blues boss Arsene Wenger told the club's official website that he was 'very pleased' to have signed 'one of the outstanding keepers in the world.'
- Cech boss Arsene Wenger told the club's official website that he was 'very pleased' to have signed 'one of the outstanding keepers in the world.'
- Chelsea boss Arsene Wenger told the club's official website that he was 'very pleased' to have signed 'one of the outstanding keepers in the world.'
- Community Shield boss Arsene Wenger told the club's official website that he was 'very pleased' to have signed 'one of the outstanding keepers in the world.'
- Czech Republic boss Arsene Wenger told the club's official website that he was 'very pleased' to have signed 'one of the outstanding keepers in the world.'
- European boss Arsene Wenger told the club's official website that he was 'very pleased' to have signed 'one of the outstanding keepers in the world.'
- Gunners boss Arsene Wenger told the club's official website that he was 'very pleased' to have signed 'one of the outstanding keepers in the world.'
- Jose Mourinho boss Arsene Wenger told the club's official website that he was 'very pleased' to have signed 'one of the outstanding keepers in the world.'
- London boss Arsene Wenger told the club's official website that he was 'very pleased' to have signed 'one of the outstanding keepers in the world.'
- Petr Cech boss Arsene Wenger told the club's official website that he was 'very pleased' to have signed 'one of the outstanding keepers in the world.'
- Rennes boss Arsene Wenger told the club's official website that he was 'very pleased' to have signed 'one of the outstanding keepers in the world.'
- Roman Abramovich boss Arsene Wenger told the club's official website that he was 'very pleased' to have signed 'one of the outstanding keepers in the world.'
- Stamford Bridge boss Arsene Wenger told the club's official website that he was 'very pleased' to have signed 'one of the outstanding keepers in the world.'
- Stoke boss Arsene Wenger told the club's official website that he was 'very pleased' to have signed 'one of the outstanding keepers in the world.'


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Taunton, Massachusetts (CNN) More than a month after Conrad Roy III ended his young life in July 2014 by inhaling carbon monoxide in his pickup truck, Samantha Boardman said she got a disturbing text message. It was from a friend, Michelle Carter, 17, who had been Roy's girlfriend. And it said, in part: "He got out of the car because it was working and he got scared and I f-----g told him to get back in." What was apparently working was Roy's attempt to take his life by inhaling the deadly gas in his black Ford F-250, according to testimony on the second day of Carter's trial on involuntary manslaughter charges.

On Wednesday the judge left the courtroom to visit the parking lot where

OPTIONS:
- CNN took his life.
- Carter took his life.
- Conrad Roy III took his life.
- Ford F-250 took his life.
- Massachusetts took his life.
- Michelle Carter took his life.
- Roy took his life.
- Samantha Boardman took his life.
- Taunton took his life.


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A father who walked out of a secretive Christian commune where everyone wears blue uniforms and birth control is non-existent said living in the community was like being in a scary thriller movie. Elijah Overcomer, 26, left Gloriavale, a town of about 500 on New Zealand's west coast,  with his wife, Rosanna, 29, and their children in late March 2013. Shortly following their departure, the family watched the 2004 psychological thriller The Village, by M. Night Shyamalan. Mr Overcomer said the film - where residents of a pretend 19th century town fear the 'wicked' outside world - was a 'good comparison with our community', especially in their views of the greater world.

OPTIONS:
- Christian baby: Daughter Honour is pictured decked out in her Gloriavale uniform
- Elijah Overcomer baby: Daughter Honour is pictured decked out in her Gloriavale uniform
- Gloriavale baby: Daughter Honour is pictured decked out in her Gloriavale uniform
- M Night Shyamalan baby: Daughter Honour is pictured decked out in her Gloriavale uniform
- M. Night Shyamalan baby: Daughter Honour is pictured decked out in her Gloriavale uniform
- New Zealand baby: Daughter Honour is pictured decked out in her Gloriavale uniform
- Overcomer baby: Daughter Honour is pictured decked out in her Gloriavale uniform
- Rosanna baby: Daughter Honour is pictured decked out in her Gloriavale uniform
- The Village baby: Daughter Honour is pictured decked out in her Gloriavale uniform
- Timaru baby: Daughter Honour is pictured decked out in her Gloriavale uniform
- West Coast baby: Daughter Honour is pictured decked out in her Gloriavale uniform


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America's largest internet providers have been accused off ripping off customers and 'throttling' their internet connections. Major providers, including AT&T, Time Warner and Verizon, are all slowing users, many slowing to the speed of a dial up connection at times - despite recent net neutrality rulings which outlaw such practices. Researchers analysed online tests taken by 300,00 people in major cities. This test measures whether interconnection points are experiencing problems. It runs speed measurements from your (the test user’s) ISP, across multiple interconnection points, detecting degraded performance. They says the evidence collected points to slowdowns for users on the networks of five of the largest Internet access providers — AT&T, CenturyLink, Comcast, Time Warner Cable and Verizon — which represent 75 percent of all U.S. wireline households

'In truth, the big phone and cable companies are terrified that so many people are performing the speed tests and compiling data on what ails the

OPTIONS:
- AT&T.,' he said.
- America.,' he said.
- CenturyLink.,' he said.
- Comcast.,' he said.
- ISP.,' he said.
- Internet.,' he said.
- Time Warner.,' he said.
- Time Warner Cable.,' he said.
- U.S..,' he said.
- Verizon.,' he said.


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Manchester City face an increasingly desperate battle to sign Paul Pogba from Juventus, but hope to take a step closer to landing Kevin De Bruyne when his agent meets with Wolfsburg next week. City’s fears that Pogba could end up at Barcelona next year were confirmed Wednesday when two senior representatives of the Spanish club, Ariedo Braida and Albert Soler, met with Juve’s managing director Giuseppe Marotta and sporting director Fabio Paratici at a Milan restaurant. Marotta later confirmed that a bid of £56.7million had been received for Pogba, but insisted the 22-year-old France midfielder would not be sold. Although Barcelona cannot sign any players until a transfer embargo is lifted in January, and will not know the identity of their club president until an election on July 18, it is understood that they want to put a deal in place for Pogba to remain in Turin next season and then move to the Nou Camp in a year’s time.

The German club’s director of sport, Klaus Allofs, claimed earlier this week that

OPTIONS:
- Albert Soler would stay and sign a new deal.
- Ariedo Braida would stay and sign a new deal.
- Barcelona would stay and sign a new deal.
- City would stay and sign a new deal.
- City’s would stay and sign a new deal.
- Fabio Paratici would stay and sign a new deal.
- France would stay and sign a new deal.
- German would stay and sign a new deal.
- Giuseppe Marotta would stay and sign a new deal.
- Juve would stay and sign a new deal.
- Juventus would stay and sign a new deal.
- Kevin De Bruyne would stay and sign a new deal.
- Manchester City would stay and sign a new deal.
- Manchester City would stay and sign a new deal.
- Marotta would stay and sign a new deal.
- Milan would stay and sign a new deal.
- Nou Camp would stay and sign a new deal.
- Paul Pogba would stay and sign a new deal.
- Pogba would stay and sign a new deal.
- Spanish would stay and sign a new deal.
- Turin would stay and sign a new deal.
- Wolfsburg would stay and sign a new deal.


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A Yazidi sex slave has told how she was kidnapped, raped and beaten with a plastic pipe by a brutal ISIS soldier as his British teenage jihadi bride witnessed her suffering and did nothing to end it. Ferida, whose name has been changed to protect her identity, revealed her sickening abuse at the hands of the jihadi fighter during a four-month ordeal held in Deir ez-Zor, eastern Syria. In an exclusive interview with MailOnline, a tearful Ferida explained how her terrifying ordeal began when Islamic State raided her home town of Sinjar in Iraq in August last year. She was held and transferred at various prisons for a few months before being handed over to an ISIS fighter.

But sources connected to Salma's family said they had some knowledge of the girls' movements and that they had never heard of them being in Deir ez-

OPTIONS:
- British.
- Deir ez.
- Ferida.
- ISIS.
- Iraq.
- Islamic State.
- MailOnline.
- Sinjar.
- Syria.
- Yazidi.
- Yazidis.
- Zor.


Stoke City appear to have bought astutely once again in the transfer market, strengthening in various areas and adding quality too. The departures of Steven N’Zonzi and Asmir Begovic are highly significant, but manager Mark Hughes has recruited in both positions and brought in players who can increase creativity and goals. They open their campaign at home to Liverpool, who were demolished 6-1 in the final game of last season, and the team is likely to have a number of alterations. Here, Sportsmail picks a likely XI for the duration of the season should all Hughes’s men be fit. Hughes set his team out in a clear system last year even while switching personnel depending on opponent and form. The front four, for example, was a carousel of names. It should be the same formation this campaign.

Butland has only made six

OPTIONS:
- Asmir Begovic appearances since signing in January 2013 but is finally in pole position despite the arrival of Shay Given, 39, from Aston Villa.
- Britannia Stadium appearances since signing in January 2013 but is finally in pole position despite the arrival of Shay Given, 39, from Aston Villa.
- EPL appearances since signing in January 2013 but is finally in pole position despite the arrival of Shay Given, 39, from Aston Villa.
- Hughes appearances since signing in January 2013 but is finally in pole position despite the arrival of Shay Given, 39, from Aston Villa.
- Hughes’s appearances since signing in January 2013 but is finally in pole position despite the arrival of Shay Given, 39, from Aston Villa.
- Liverpool appearances since signing in January 2013 but is finally in pole position despite the arrival of Shay Given, 39, from Aston Villa.
- Mark Hughes appearances since signing in January 2013 but is finally in pole position despite the arrival of Shay Given, 39, from Aston Villa.
- Sportsmail appearances since signing in January 2013 but is finally in pole position despite the arrival of Shay Given, 39, from Aston Villa.
- Steven N'Zonzi appearances since signing in January 2013 but is finally in pole position despite the arrival of Shay Given, 39, from Aston Villa.
- Steven N’Zonzi appearances since signing in January 2013 but is finally in pole position despite the arrival of Shay Given, 39, from Aston Villa.
- Stoke appearances since signing in January 2013 but is finally in pole position despite the arrival of Shay Given, 39, from Aston Villa.
- Stoke City appearances since signing in January 2013 but is finally in pole position despite the arrival of Shay Given, 39, from Aston Villa.


(CNN) -- The sweet aroma of blossoming orange trees wafts through the air as a white-haired figure moves slowly along the green-choked path. Aided by a yard stick, 85-year-old Sam Motsuenyane walks through his citrus orchard in South Africa's Winterveldt area, occasionally stopping to check the lush fruits hanging from the trees. The scene strikes a sharp contrast to what the veteran agriculturalist encountered when he returned to the area in early 2000 to retire following a successful career as a South African diplomat and leading banker. Weeds and bushes had reclaimed the deserted plots as much of the land laid fallow and under-utilized due to lack of resources and the local farmers' economic hardship.

Back in the Winterveldt fields,

OPTIONS:
- African also calls on South African leaders to take a greater role in encouraging people to work on the land.
- CNN also calls on South African leaders to take a greater role in encouraging people to work on the land.
- Sam Motsuenyane also calls on South African leaders to take a greater role in encouraging people to work on the land.
- South Africa also calls on South African leaders to take a greater role in encouraging people to work on the land.
- South African also calls on South African leaders to take a greater role in encouraging people to work on the land.
- Winterveldt also calls on South African leaders to take a greater role in encouraging people to work on the land.


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Chelsea defender Cesar Azplicueta believes his team-mate Eden Hazard will one day be ranked alongside Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo and win the Ballon d'Or. Either Messi or Ronaldo has won the prize on the last seven occasions, with the Barcelona forward winning four, and the Real Madrid star three. But Azpilicueta believes Hazard has the ability  to break the La Liga duo's monopoly and claim the top individual award in world football. Although he maintains his 24-year-old team-mate is more concerned with winning team trophies than individual honours. Eden Hazard can reach the level of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi, says team-mate Cesar Azpilicueta

OPTIONS:
- Azpilicueta star Messi has won four Ballon d'Or awards in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012
- Ballon d'Or star Messi has won four Ballon d'Or awards in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012
- Barcelona star Messi has won four Ballon d'Or awards in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012
- Cesar Azpilicueta star Messi has won four Ballon d'Or awards in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012
- Cesar Azplicueta star Messi has won four Ballon d'Or awards in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012
- Chelsea star Messi has won four Ballon d'Or awards in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012
- Cristiano Ronaldo star Messi has won four Ballon d'Or awards in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012
- Eden Hazard star Messi has won four Ballon d'Or awards in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012
- Either Messi star Messi has won four Ballon d'Or awards in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012
- Footballer of the Year star Messi has won four Ballon d'Or awards in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012
- Hazard star Messi has won four Ballon d'Or awards in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012
- La Liga star Messi has won four Ballon d'Or awards in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012
- Lionel Messi star Messi has won four Ballon d'Or awards in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012
- London Football Awards star Messi has won four Ballon d'Or awards in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012
- Real Madrid star Messi has won four Ballon d'Or awards in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012
- Ronaldo star Messi has won four Ballon d'Or awards in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012


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(CNN) A Colorado man used a heartfelt Facebook video to find his first responders after collapsing at a half-marathon in Florida. Amy Smythe, 39, of Newark, Delaware, could not stop thinking about the man who had collapsed nearby, mere feet from the finish line of the Key West Half Marathon last week. She had just set a personal record, beating her previous best by 20 minutes. "It was fate that I had finished early," she said. Bill Amirault, 44, of Colorado Springs went into cardiac arrest as he was rounding the final corner of the race. Smythe, a nurse in the cardiovascular unit at Christiana Care's Christiana Hospital, wasted no time.

That's when

OPTIONS:
- Amy Smythe, who "never really used social media," had an idea: Make a Facebook video go viral.
- Bill Amirault, who "never really used social media," had an idea: Make a Facebook video go viral.
- Christiana Care, who "never really used social media," had an idea: Make a Facebook video go viral.
- Christiana Hospital, who "never really used social media," had an idea: Make a Facebook video go viral.
- Colorado, who "never really used social media," had an idea: Make a Facebook video go viral.
- Colorado Springs, who "never really used social media," had an idea: Make a Facebook video go viral.
- Delaware, who "never really used social media," had an idea: Make a Facebook video go viral.
- Facebook, who "never really used social media," had an idea: Make a Facebook video go viral.
- Florida, who "never really used social media," had an idea: Make a Facebook video go viral.
- Key West Half Marathon, who "never really used social media," had an idea: Make a Facebook video go viral.
- Newark, who "never really used social media," had an idea: Make a Facebook video go viral.
- Smythe, who "never really used social media," had an idea: Make a Facebook video go viral.


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After convincing his school mates to invest in his failed get-rich-quick business venture, fashion-loving Alexander Beniac-Brooks is now being investigated by customs. The 17-year-old from Melbourne's Scotch College was left tens of thousands of dollars in the red after allegedly telling old classmates his business involved manufacturing watches for $2 to $3 in Germany and selling them for a huge profit. He then imported 50,000 'Obey Snapback' caps from China in a bid to repay the reported $185,000 he owed fellow classmates, but only dug himself further in debt due to the poor quality of the hats. Ms Beniac-Brooks has now found himself in more hot water after Australian Customs and Border Protection confirmed the teenager is being investigated for 'importing and selling counterfeit goods,' The Herald Sun have reported.

When the business folded in May, the father of Mr Beniac-

OPTIONS:
- Alexander Beniac reportedly started personally paying back the teenage investors to start clearing his son's debts.
- Alexander Beniac reportedly started personally paying back the teenage investors to start clearing his son's debts.
- Australian Customs and Border Protection reportedly started personally paying back the teenage investors to start clearing his son's debts.
- Beniac reportedly started personally paying back the teenage investors to start clearing his son's debts.
- Brooks reportedly started personally paying back the teenage investors to start clearing his son's debts.
- China reportedly started personally paying back the teenage investors to start clearing his son's debts.
- Germany reportedly started personally paying back the teenage investors to start clearing his son's debts.
- Melbourne reportedly started personally paying back the teenage investors to start clearing his son's debts.
- Obey Snapback reportedly started personally paying back the teenage investors to start clearing his son's debts.
- Scotch College reportedly started personally paying back the teenage investors to start clearing his son's debts.
- The Herald Sun reportedly started personally paying back the teenage investors to start clearing his son's debts.


With winter fast approaching, it only means one thing: the dreaded flu season is coming. Every year Australians book more than 80,000 doctors' appointments for cold and flu related illnesses alone which could be prevented by their decisions in Autumn, according to scientists. Now is the perfect time to get ready to resist the first wave of cold or flu this winter. Our lifestyle decisions in Autumn are key to ensure a sickness-free flu season, according to Sheila Zhou, expert Scientist at USANA, leading producer of high quality supplements. 'Summer is officially over, and with the cooler months often associated with sneezing, coughing, and fevers, it's no surprise many of us aren't happy about it.

Considering Australians live in a mostly sun soaked land, statistics show that a huge proportion do not get enough rays, resulting in the significant number of

OPTIONS:
- Australia who are deficient in Vitamin D.
- Australians who are deficient in Vitamin D.
- Autumn who are deficient in Vitamin D.
- Sheila Zhou who are deficient in Vitamin D.
- USANA who are deficient in Vitamin D.
- Vitamin D who are deficient in Vitamin D.


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British special forces have been given the green light to launch raids deep into ISIS-held territory in Syria and Iraq, senior intelligence sources have revealed. Amid growing alarm at the threat posed directly to Britain, the SAS has been given 'carte blanche' to kill or capture the terror group's leaders – including the masterminds behind the Tunisian beach massacre. An elite force of up to 100 troops is expected to be committed to the secret war, working alongside US special forces and Navy Seal teams. David Cameron last week pledged a 'broad spectrum' response to the murder of 30 British tourists by ISIS gunman Seifeddine Rezgui in the Tunisian beach resort of Sousse.

Mr Cameron pledged that MPs would get another vote before bombing raids are launched in

OPTIONS:
- Britain.
- British.
- David Cameron.
- ISIS.
- Iraq.
- Navy Seal.
- SAS.
- Seifeddine Rezgui.
- Sousse.
- Syria.
- Tunisian.
- US.


(CNN) "When is your Shariah going to end? ... We know you are in bed with the Muslim Brotherhood!" an irate white woman screamed in the face of a brown-skinned politician at his town hall meeting on Wednesday night. Sixteen years after 9/11, bigoted remarks like these against Muslims -- or even those perceived to be Muslim -- have become disturbingly commonplace. And our President, who during his campaign openly attacked Muslims with false claims -- that "thousands" of Muslim Americans cheered in New Jersey on 9/11, for example -- isn't helping matters. In the case of this incident, the politician who was subject to this barrage of anti-Muslim comments, Jagmeet Singh, is not even Muslim. Singh, who is running to be the head of the New Democratic Party, one of Canada's political parties, could've simply told the heckler, "I'm not a Muslim. I'm a Sikh." But he didn't. Nor did he respond by screaming at the heckler or publicly dismissing her as a bigot.

And, after the incident, Singh put out a statement explaining why he did not clarify that he was not

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Canada.
- Canadian.
- Dean Obeidallah.
- Jagmeet Singh.
- Muslim.
- Muslim Americans.
- Muslim Brotherhood.
- Muslims.
- New Democratic Party.
- New Jersey.
- Obeidallah.
- Shariah.
- Sikh.
- Singh.


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The governor warned that Puerto Rico can't pay its $72 billion public debt as international economists release a critical report on the island's economy, delivering another jolt to the recession-gripped U.S. island as well as a world financial system already worrying over Greece's collapsing finances. Gov. Alejandro Garcia Padilla is hoping to defer debt payments while negotiating with creditors, spokesman Jesus Manuel Ortiz said Sunday night. Detroit was forced to make a similar move with the help of emergency manager Kevyn Orr, who went on to try and dig Atlantic City out of its own financial hole. By comparison, notes CNN, Detroit shed $7 billion in debt over the course of its attempt to turn the financial ship around. Puerto Rico's state-owned power company PREPA is itself $9 billion in the red.

OPTIONS:
- Alejandro Garcia Padilla has taken several measures to help generate more government revenue, including signing legislation raising the sales tax to 11.5 percent and creating a 4 percent tax on professional services.
- Atlantic City has taken several measures to help generate more government revenue, including signing legislation raising the sales tax to 11.5 percent and creating a 4 percent tax on professional services.
- CNN has taken several measures to help generate more government revenue, including signing legislation raising the sales tax to 11.5 percent and creating a 4 percent tax on professional services.
- Detroit has taken several measures to help generate more government revenue, including signing legislation raising the sales tax to 11.5 percent and creating a 4 percent tax on professional services.
- Greece has taken several measures to help generate more government revenue, including signing legislation raising the sales tax to 11.5 percent and creating a 4 percent tax on professional services.
- Jesus Manuel Ortiz has taken several measures to help generate more government revenue, including signing legislation raising the sales tax to 11.5 percent and creating a 4 percent tax on professional services.
- Kevyn Orr has taken several measures to help generate more government revenue, including signing legislation raising the sales tax to 11.5 percent and creating a 4 percent tax on professional services.
- PREPA has taken several measures to help generate more government revenue, including signing legislation raising the sales tax to 11.5 percent and creating a 4 percent tax on professional services.
- Puerto Rico has taken several measures to help generate more government revenue, including signing legislation raising the sales tax to 11.5 percent and creating a 4 percent tax on professional services.
- U.S. has taken several measures to help generate more government revenue, including signing legislation raising the sales tax to 11.5 percent and creating a 4 percent tax on professional services.


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The furious parents of the 16 schoolchildren killed in the Germanwings plane crash are demanding an apology from the airline after they were offered an 'insulting' £60,000 in compensation. The children and their teachers were returning to Germany from an exchange trip in Spain on March 24 when the Barcelona to Duesseldorf flight was downed by co-pilot Andreas Lubitz. Prosecutors believe the 27-year-old co-pilot deliberately crashed the Airbus A320 into the French Alps, killing all of the 150 passengers and crew members on board. The parents of the group exchange students killed in the tragedy, from the German town of Haltern, have now written an open letter to Lufthansa – the parent company of Germanwings - to voice 'disappointment' at its conduct 'since a pilot from your company killed our children'.

A

OPTIONS:
- Airbus A320 spokesman said Mr Spohr had spoken to many family members and had fully accepted responsibility and apologised for the suffering of the families.
- Andreas Lubitz spokesman said Mr Spohr had spoken to many family members and had fully accepted responsibility and apologised for the suffering of the families.
- Barcelona spokesman said Mr Spohr had spoken to many family members and had fully accepted responsibility and apologised for the suffering of the families.
- Duesseldorf spokesman said Mr Spohr had spoken to many family members and had fully accepted responsibility and apologised for the suffering of the families.
- Düsseldorf spokesman said Mr Spohr had spoken to many family members and had fully accepted responsibility and apologised for the suffering of the families.
- French Alps spokesman said Mr Spohr had spoken to many family members and had fully accepted responsibility and apologised for the suffering of the families.
- German spokesman said Mr Spohr had spoken to many family members and had fully accepted responsibility and apologised for the suffering of the families.
- Germanwings spokesman said Mr Spohr had spoken to many family members and had fully accepted responsibility and apologised for the suffering of the families.
- Germanwings Alps spokesman said Mr Spohr had spoken to many family members and had fully accepted responsibility and apologised for the suffering of the families.
- Germany spokesman said Mr Spohr had spoken to many family members and had fully accepted responsibility and apologised for the suffering of the families.
- Haltern spokesman said Mr Spohr had spoken to many family members and had fully accepted responsibility and apologised for the suffering of the families.
- Lufthansa spokesman said Mr Spohr had spoken to many family members and had fully accepted responsibility and apologised for the suffering of the families.
- Spain spokesman said Mr Spohr had spoken to many family members and had fully accepted responsibility and apologised for the suffering of the families.


Write the next sentence.

Heather Rabbatts has broken ranks from the Football Association board to criticise the governing body for what she regards as a 'seriously disappointing' investigation into allegations that Jose Mourinho made discriminatory remarks towards former Chelsea doctor Eva Carneiro. But Rabbatts appeared to have the backing of FA chairman Greg Dyke, who sent a letter to FA council members to say Mourinho should have apologised for his treatment of Carneiro. Rabbatts, the first women to join the FA board, was scathing about the organisation in a statement she informed both Dyke and chief executive Martin Glenn she intended to release. While Rabbatts does not intend to resign from her position, she is calling for change after what she regards as the game's failure to recognise the seriousness of the case.

'Instead he has said very little and Miss

OPTIONS:
- Carneiro has lost her job.
- Chelsea has lost her job.
- Dyke has lost her job.
- Eva Carneiro has lost her job.
- FA has lost her job.
- Football Association has lost her job.
- Greg Dyke has lost her job.
- Heather Rabbatts has lost her job.
- Jose Mourinho has lost her job.
- Martin Glenn has lost her job.
- Mourinho has lost her job.
- Rabbatts has lost her job.


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Grinning cheekily in his father’s arms, Prince George can’t resist monkeying around in this previously unseen photograph issued to mark his second birthday tomorrow. The picture was taken by celebrated fashion photographer Mario Testino at his little sister Princess Charlotte’s christening earlier this month. The snap shows doting father Prince William and his son in the gardens at Sandringham House, the Queen’s private residence in Norfolk. William, who recently described his lively son as a ‘little monkey’, looks on with pride as George, who is third in line to the throne and was born at the private Lindo Wing at St Mary’s Hospital on July 22 2013, gazes adorably into the camera.

They are very pleased to share this picture as they celebrate

OPTIONS:
- Anmer Hall's second birthday.
- Charlotte's second birthday.
- George's second birthday.
- Kensington Palace's second birthday.
- Lindo Wing's second birthday.
- Mario Testino's second birthday.
- Norfolk's second birthday.
- Prince George's second birthday.
- Prince William's second birthday.
- Princess Charlotte's second birthday.
- Sandringham House's second birthday.
- St Mary’s Hospital's second birthday.
- William's second birthday.


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(CNN) A man says he was ejected from a Delta Air Lines flight because he went to the bathroom while waiting for the plane to leave the Atlanta airport. Kima Hamilton told CNN affiliate WISN he simply could not wait to use the restroom while the plane was waiting to take off for Milwaukee on April 18.  " ... it's at an emergency stage," Hamilton told WISN. After Hamilton had used the bathroom and returned to his seat, an unidentified Delta employee approached Hamilton and had a conversation that was recorded by a fellow passenger. "So I'm going to kindly ask you to please come with me," the employee said on the video.

The other passengers were deboarded and reboarded and arrived in

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta an hour and a half late, WISN reported.
- CNN an hour and a half late, WISN reported.
- Delta an hour and a half late, WISN reported.
- Delta Air Lines an hour and a half late, WISN reported.
- Hamilton an hour and a half late, WISN reported.
- Kima Hamilton an hour and a half late, WISN reported.
- Milwaukee an hour and a half late, WISN reported.
- WISN an hour and a half late, WISN reported.


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

(CNN) New battleground state polls released Monday find Hillary Clinton with the advantage in New Hampshire and Pennsylvania with hours to go before Election Day. New Hampshire The CNN polling average in New Hampshire now has Clinton with a 3-point edge (44% to 41%) over Republican opponent Donald Trump following a new poll's released Sunday showing the Democratic presidential nominee with an 11-point lead. The poll from the University of New Hampshire, released Monday, found Clinton ahead of Trump 49% to 38%. Libertarian Gary Johnson registered 6% in the poll, and Green Party candidate Jill Stein drew 1%. Four percent said they remain undecided.

OPTIONS:
- CNN narrowly edges Clinton among the state's independents (41% to 38%).
- Clinton narrowly edges Clinton among the state's independents (41% to 38%).
- Democratic narrowly edges Clinton among the state's independents (41% to 38%).
- Donald Trump narrowly edges Clinton among the state's independents (41% to 38%).
- Election Day narrowly edges Clinton among the state's independents (41% to 38%).
- Gary Johnson narrowly edges Clinton among the state's independents (41% to 38%).
- Green Party narrowly edges Clinton among the state's independents (41% to 38%).
- Hillary Clinton narrowly edges Clinton among the state's independents (41% to 38%).
- Jill Stein narrowly edges Clinton among the state's independents (41% to 38%).
- Libertarian narrowly edges Clinton among the state's independents (41% to 38%).
- New Hampshire narrowly edges Clinton among the state's independents (41% to 38%).
- Pennsylvania narrowly edges Clinton among the state's independents (41% to 38%).
- Republican narrowly edges Clinton among the state's independents (41% to 38%).
- Trump narrowly edges Clinton among the state's independents (41% to 38%).
- University of New Hampshire narrowly edges Clinton among the state's independents (41% to 38%).


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Two female high school seniors at a school in California have complained after they were omitted from their yearbook because they wore suits instead of dresses for their photos. Crystal Cumplido, a senior at Lincoln High School in Stockton, California, was dressed in a black suit with a red tie in her senior portrait, complete with a huge smile. When she got her senior yearbook, her photo was no where to be found and she was upset. School administrators told her women and men are supposed to be dressed a certain way. 'He told me that I wasn't following policy,' the teen told FOX40. 'That girls are supposed to wear the black, little shirt over whatever.'

'It's like I didn't even exist in Lincoln,' said

OPTIONS:
- California of her snub.
- Champagne of her snub.
- Crystal Cumplido of her snub.
- Cumplido of her snub.
- FOX40 of her snub.
- Lincoln High School of her snub.
- Mari Champagne of her snub.
- Stockton of her snub.


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The Russian space agency, Roscosmos, is attempting to regain control of a spaceship that is spinning out of control in orbit. Progress M-27M appears to have suffered a major malfunction moments after launch at 3:09 am EDT (07:09 GMT) from  Kazakhstan. It was due to dock with the ISS six hours after take off, but that plan has now been 'indefinitely abandoned'. Scroll down for video Nasa's reported that a video camera on Progress showed it to be spinning at a 'rather significant rate' 'Almost immediately after spacecraft separation, a series of telemetry problems were detected with the Progress 59,' Navias said during a televised broadcast from Nasa's Mission Control.

But, once

OPTIONS:
- 27M had arrived on orbit, only confirmation of its solar array deployment and some of the navigational antennas were made.
- ISS had arrived on orbit, only confirmation of its solar array deployment and some of the navigational antennas were made.
- Kazakhstan had arrived on orbit, only confirmation of its solar array deployment and some of the navigational antennas were made.
- Mission Control had arrived on orbit, only confirmation of its solar array deployment and some of the navigational antennas were made.
- Nasa had arrived on orbit, only confirmation of its solar array deployment and some of the navigational antennas were made.
- Navias had arrived on orbit, only confirmation of its solar array deployment and some of the navigational antennas were made.
- Progress had arrived on orbit, only confirmation of its solar array deployment and some of the navigational antennas were made.
- Progress 59 had arrived on orbit, only confirmation of its solar array deployment and some of the navigational antennas were made.
- Progress M had arrived on orbit, only confirmation of its solar array deployment and some of the navigational antennas were made.
- Roscosmos had arrived on orbit, only confirmation of its solar array deployment and some of the navigational antennas were made.
- Russia had arrived on orbit, only confirmation of its solar array deployment and some of the navigational antennas were made.
- Russian space agency had arrived on orbit, only confirmation of its solar array deployment and some of the navigational antennas were made.


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Los Angeles (CNN) -- Oscar-winning actor Javier Bardem calls Israel's treatment of Palestinians "genocide," while "Wonder Woman" actress Gal Gadot sends her "love and prayers" to Israeli soldiers in Gaza. One Direction singer Zayn Malik, a Muslim born in England, received online death threats for tweeting #FreePalestine, a hashtag that Barbados-born singer Rihanna also tweeted but quickly deleted. Celebs are using social media accounts, which are essential for building their show business brands, as political platforms that can cause a negative buzz. Veteran Hollywood publicist Michael Levine cautions clients to be careful about stepping into the public relations controversies that surround any comment on the Israel-Gaza crisis.

OPTIONS:
- Barbados hasn't tweeted since, and his publicist declined to comment.
- CNN hasn't tweeted since, and his publicist declined to comment.
- England hasn't tweeted since, and his publicist declined to comment.
- FreePalestine hasn't tweeted since, and his publicist declined to comment.
- Gal Gadot hasn't tweeted since, and his publicist declined to comment.
- Gaza hasn't tweeted since, and his publicist declined to comment.
- Hamas hasn't tweeted since, and his publicist declined to comment.
- Hollywood hasn't tweeted since, and his publicist declined to comment.
- Israel hasn't tweeted since, and his publicist declined to comment.
- Israeli hasn't tweeted since, and his publicist declined to comment.
- Javier Bardem hasn't tweeted since, and his publicist declined to comment.
- Los Angeles hasn't tweeted since, and his publicist declined to comment.
- Michael Levine hasn't tweeted since, and his publicist declined to comment.
- One Direction hasn't tweeted since, and his publicist declined to comment.
- Oscar hasn't tweeted since, and his publicist declined to comment.
- Palestinians hasn't tweeted since, and his publicist declined to comment.
- Rihanna hasn't tweeted since, and his publicist declined to comment.
- Spanish hasn't tweeted since, and his publicist declined to comment.
- Twitter hasn't tweeted since, and his publicist declined to comment.
- Wonder Woman hasn't tweeted since, and his publicist declined to comment.
- Zayn Malik hasn't tweeted since, and his publicist declined to comment.


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(CNN) Whether Ed Gillespie likes it or not, the Republican's fate in the Virginia governor's race is tied to President Donald Trump. In a state that chooses a new governor every four years -- one year after the presidential election -- Trump was always going to be a dominant factor. But with two relatively bland candidates and a hyper-partisan national environment, Gillespie's campaign against Democratic Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam has revolved even more than usual around the President. Trump's popularity in Virginia mirrors his low national approval ratings. But Gillespie needs Trump's loyal base to turn out to vote. So he's adopted a strategy of airing ads that don't mention Trump but appeal directly to Trump's voters, warning of the MS-13 gangs and sanctuary cities, of which Virginia has none, and promising to keep up Confederate monuments.

In person, though,

OPTIONS:
- Confederate is loathe to even mention the President.
- Democratic is loathe to even mention the President.
- Donald Trump is loathe to even mention the President.
- Ed Gillespie is loathe to even mention the President.
- GOP is loathe to even mention the President.
- Gillespie is loathe to even mention the President.
- MS-13 is loathe to even mention the President.
- Ralph Northam is loathe to even mention the President.
- Republican is loathe to even mention the President.
- Trump is loathe to even mention the President.
- Virginia is loathe to even mention the President.


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Imagine France without the French. No, not a recently discovered ‘missing’ line from a John Lennon song, but a desire often expressed by the British. We may love the country across the Channel but are generally less enamoured with the people who live there. It’s not just the British, by the way, who feel that our Gallic cousins are not quite as welcoming as they might be. The French people have recently been ticked off by their own Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius for failing to be sufficiently hospitable to foreign tourists (that’s putting it mildly, Laurent). So what if there were a part of France that wasn’t actually ‘in’ France at all and it was populated largely by people who don’t really seem French. It’s not imaginary, it’s real – it’s an island called Corsica – deep in the Med, 250 miles off the coast of Marseilles.

OPTIONS:
- British lovers see the place as their own special secret and are terrified that the island could suddenly turn into the next Majorca.
- Channel lovers see the place as their own special secret and are terrified that the island could suddenly turn into the next Majorca.
- Corsica lovers see the place as their own special secret and are terrified that the island could suddenly turn into the next Majorca.
- FRANK BARRETT lovers see the place as their own special secret and are terrified that the island could suddenly turn into the next Majorca.
- France lovers see the place as their own special secret and are terrified that the island could suddenly turn into the next Majorca.
- French lovers see the place as their own special secret and are terrified that the island could suddenly turn into the next Majorca.
- Gallic lovers see the place as their own special secret and are terrified that the island could suddenly turn into the next Majorca.
- John Lennon lovers see the place as their own special secret and are terrified that the island could suddenly turn into the next Majorca.
- Laurent lovers see the place as their own special secret and are terrified that the island could suddenly turn into the next Majorca.
- Laurent Fabius lovers see the place as their own special secret and are terrified that the island could suddenly turn into the next Majorca.
- Marseilles lovers see the place as their own special secret and are terrified that the island could suddenly turn into the next Majorca.
- Med lovers see the place as their own special secret and are terrified that the island could suddenly turn into the next Majorca.
- in’ France lovers see the place as their own special secret and are terrified that the island could suddenly turn into the next Majorca.


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CHICAGO, Illinois (CNN) -- President-elect Barack Obama told the nation Tuesday night that "the dream of our founders is alive" and that he's ready to fulfill his campaign mantra of bringing change to America. "Change has come to America," President-elect Barack Obama told the nation on Tuesday night. "At this defining moment, change has come to America," Obama, who will be the nation's first black president, told a crowd of about 125,000 people in Chicago's Grant Park. Obama, born in Hawaii to a white mother and black father, said his victory proves that America is a place where all things are possible.

Obama has described his grandmother, who helped raise him in his native

OPTIONS:
- America, as an integral figure in his youth, saying she struggled to succeed in a business dominated by men.
- Barack Obama, as an integral figure in his youth, saying she struggled to succeed in a business dominated by men.
- CHICAGO, as an integral figure in his youth, saying she struggled to succeed in a business dominated by men.
- CNN, as an integral figure in his youth, saying she struggled to succeed in a business dominated by men.
- Change, as an integral figure in his youth, saying she struggled to succeed in a business dominated by men.
- Chicago, as an integral figure in his youth, saying she struggled to succeed in a business dominated by men.
- Grant Park, as an integral figure in his youth, saying she struggled to succeed in a business dominated by men.
- Hawaii, as an integral figure in his youth, saying she struggled to succeed in a business dominated by men.
- Illinois, as an integral figure in his youth, saying she struggled to succeed in a business dominated by men.
- McCain, as an integral figure in his youth, saying she struggled to succeed in a business dominated by men.
- Obama, as an integral figure in his youth, saying she struggled to succeed in a business dominated by men.
- Victory, as an integral figure in his youth, saying she struggled to succeed in a business dominated by men.
- White House, as an integral figure in his youth, saying she struggled to succeed in a business dominated by men.


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(CNN) A manhunt was underway for a motorist charged with killing a small-town Missouri police officer during a routine traffic stop over the weekend, police said Monday. Ian James McCarthy, 39, of Clinton, Missouri, was charged with one count of  first-degree murder and one count of armed criminal action, both felonies, the Henry County, Missouri Prosecutor's Office said Monday. Gary Michael, 37, who had been with the Clinton, Missouri, Police Department for less than a year, pulled over a vehicle for a suspected registration violation Sunday night, according to Sgt. Bill Lowe of the Missouri State Highway Patrol. As Michael exited his vehicle in downtown Clinton, the alleged shooter also got out of his car and fired once at the officer before fleeing the scene and crashing his vehicle into an embankment about four blocks away, Lowe said.

OPTIONS:
- Bill Lowe was later pronounced dead at a local hospital, police said.
- Clinton was later pronounced dead at a local hospital, police said.
- Gary Michael was later pronounced dead at a local hospital, police said.
- Henry County was later pronounced dead at a local hospital, police said.
- Ian James McCarthy was later pronounced dead at a local hospital, police said.
- Lowe was later pronounced dead at a local hospital, police said.
- Michael was later pronounced dead at a local hospital, police said.
- Missouri was later pronounced dead at a local hospital, police said.
- Missouri Prosecutor's Office was later pronounced dead at a local hospital, police said.
- Missouri State Highway Patrol was later pronounced dead at a local hospital, police said.
- Police Department was later pronounced dead at a local hospital, police said.


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A nationalist MP has today quit the SNP after it was revealed police are investigating how £30,000 vanished from the accounts of a pro-independence group she set up. Natalie McGarry, who was elected in Glasgow East in May, denies any wrongdoing but has resigned the party whip hours after Nicola Sturgeon refused to suspend her. Bosses at Women for Independence claim they have spent months trying to contact her over £30,000 that they estimate has disappeared, the Scottish Daily Mail revealed last night. Miss McGarry is the second Nationalist to quit the party in two months after Michelle Thomson left  over allegations of mortgage fraud involving property deals.

'As I understand it, they could not get access to

OPTIONS:
- Glasgow East.
- Michelle Thomson.
- Miss McGarry.
- Natalie McGarry.
- Nationalist.
- Nicola Sturgeon.
- SNP.
- Scottish Daily Mail.
- Women for Independence.


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A Champions League winner with AC Milan in 2003, Rivaldo is one of the game's most decorated players after trophy-laden spells in Spain, Italy and Greece. The 43-year-old, who hung up his boots last year, also played alongside some of the best players of his generation at Milan and Barcelona, and with Brazil with whom he won the World Cup in 2002. Here, Rivaldo picks his Champions League dream team and explains why they've made the cut. Won everything with Milan and Brazil, at his peak he was so difficult to score against. Our captain when we (Brazil) won the World Cup, one of the best professionals I have played with.

When I arrived at

OPTIONS:
- AC Milan he was already well into his thirties, but the class and composure was still there.
- Barcelona he was already well into his thirties, but the class and composure was still there.
- Brazil he was already well into his thirties, but the class and composure was still there.
- Brazilian he was already well into his thirties, but the class and composure was still there.
- Cafu he was already well into his thirties, but the class and composure was still there.
- Champions League he was already well into his thirties, but the class and composure was still there.
- Dida he was already well into his thirties, but the class and composure was still there.
- Greece he was already well into his thirties, but the class and composure was still there.
- Italian he was already well into his thirties, but the class and composure was still there.
- Italy he was already well into his thirties, but the class and composure was still there.
- Juventus he was already well into his thirties, but the class and composure was still there.
- Lionel Messi he was already well into his thirties, but the class and composure was still there.
- Milan he was already well into his thirties, but the class and composure was still there.
- Oliver Holt he was already well into his thirties, but the class and composure was still there.
- Rivaldo he was already well into his thirties, but the class and composure was still there.
- Roberto Carlos he was already well into his thirties, but the class and composure was still there.
- Ronaldinho he was already well into his thirties, but the class and composure was still there.
- Ronaldo he was already well into his thirties, but the class and composure was still there.
- Spain he was already well into his thirties, but the class and composure was still there.
- World Cup he was already well into his thirties, but the class and composure was still there.
- Xavi he was already well into his thirties, but the class and composure was still there.


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(CNN) Hillary Clinton has advantages heading into the final stretch of the campaign that any presidential candidate would envy: a fleet of popular surrogates, a mountain of cash and an opponent who is often sidetracked by self-inflicted wounds. Yet the Democratic nominee enters this home stretch in a dead heat against Donald Trump, according to a CNN/ORC poll released Tuesday. The close contest heading into the fall underscores Clinton's vulnerabilities on trust and honesty -- and her need to summon a relentless and efficient ground game, even if many of her voters are fueled more by revulsion toward Trump than excitement about her.

She's effectively an incumbent with dynastic baggage facing an outsider candidate in

OPTIONS:
- CNN who built a campaign on voter mistrust of establishment politicians.
- CNN/ORC who built a campaign on voter mistrust of establishment politicians.
- Clinton who built a campaign on voter mistrust of establishment politicians.
- Democratic who built a campaign on voter mistrust of establishment politicians.
- Donald Trump who built a campaign on voter mistrust of establishment politicians.
- Hillary Clinton who built a campaign on voter mistrust of establishment politicians.
- ORC who built a campaign on voter mistrust of establishment politicians.
- Trump who built a campaign on voter mistrust of establishment politicians.


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Washington (CNN) Former Mexican President Vicente Fox is back to trolling Donald Trump on Twitter, particularly as the US President-elect has waffled on his pledge to have Mexico pay for a border wall and amid questions about Russian interference in the election. "Sr Trump,the intelligence report is devastating. Losing election by more than 3M votes and in addition this.Are you a legitimate president?" Fox tweeted Friday night. Fox's jab at Trump comes after the US intelligence community concluded in a declassified report released that Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered an "influence campaign" aimed at hurting Hillary Clinton and helping Trump.

And on Thursday, Fox tweeted, "Trump may ask whoever he wants, but still neither myself nor

OPTIONS:
- CNN are going to pay for his racist monument.
- Donald Trump are going to pay for his racist monument.
- Fox are going to pay for his racist monument.
- Hillary Clinton are going to pay for his racist monument.
- Mexican are going to pay for his racist monument.
- Mexico are going to pay for his racist monument.
- Russian are going to pay for his racist monument.
- Sr Trump are going to pay for his racist monument.
- Trump are going to pay for his racist monument.
- Twitter are going to pay for his racist monument.
- US are going to pay for his racist monument.
- Vicente Fox are going to pay for his racist monument.
- Vladimir Putin are going to pay for his racist monument.
- Washington are going to pay for his racist monument.


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(CNN) It feels like President Donald Trump is doing everything in his power to invite the comparison with President Richard Nixon -- and most people don't mean it as a compliment. President Trump decided to fire the FBI director heading an investigation into the President's campaign and its potential connections to Russia. Historians and political pundits instantly invoked the Saturday Night Massacre, when Nixon ordered the firing of special prosecutor Archibald Cox, who was investigating the Watergate break-in scandal, and the attorney general and his deputy resigned rather than follow orders. Then, as if President Trump wanted to underline a point, he moved forward with an Oval Office meeting and photo-op with Henry Kissinger, best known as Nixon's national security adviser.

Starting with President Franklin Roosevelt and continuing through

OPTIONS:
- Archibald Cox, presidents -- motivated by everything from a desire to keep accurate records to counter press attacks to a wish to preserve history -- taped telephone conversations and Oval Office meetings.
- Donald Trump, presidents -- motivated by everything from a desire to keep accurate records to counter press attacks to a wish to preserve history -- taped telephone conversations and Oval Office meetings.
- FBI, presidents -- motivated by everything from a desire to keep accurate records to counter press attacks to a wish to preserve history -- taped telephone conversations and Oval Office meetings.
- Henry Kissinger, presidents -- motivated by everything from a desire to keep accurate records to counter press attacks to a wish to preserve history -- taped telephone conversations and Oval Office meetings.
- Julian Zelizer, presidents -- motivated by everything from a desire to keep accurate records to counter press attacks to a wish to preserve history -- taped telephone conversations and Oval Office meetings.
- Nixon, presidents -- motivated by everything from a desire to keep accurate records to counter press attacks to a wish to preserve history -- taped telephone conversations and Oval Office meetings.
- Oval Office, presidents -- motivated by everything from a desire to keep accurate records to counter press attacks to a wish to preserve history -- taped telephone conversations and Oval Office meetings.
- Richard Nixon, presidents -- motivated by everything from a desire to keep accurate records to counter press attacks to a wish to preserve history -- taped telephone conversations and Oval Office meetings.
- Russia, presidents -- motivated by everything from a desire to keep accurate records to counter press attacks to a wish to preserve history -- taped telephone conversations and Oval Office meetings.
- Saturday Night Massacre, presidents -- motivated by everything from a desire to keep accurate records to counter press attacks to a wish to preserve history -- taped telephone conversations and Oval Office meetings.
- Trump, presidents -- motivated by everything from a desire to keep accurate records to counter press attacks to a wish to preserve history -- taped telephone conversations and Oval Office meetings.
- Watergate, presidents -- motivated by everything from a desire to keep accurate records to counter press attacks to a wish to preserve history -- taped telephone conversations and Oval Office meetings.
- Zelizer, presidents -- motivated by everything from a desire to keep accurate records to counter press attacks to a wish to preserve history -- taped telephone conversations and Oval Office meetings.


Write the next sentence.

The Dawn spacecraft has captured amazing new images of the mystery bright spots on the dwarf planet Ceres, which continue to baffle scientists. In particular, the images show the brightest spot and its companion standing out against the darker surroundings. But experts are still at a loss to explain the composition and source of the bright spots. Scroll down for video Nasa scientists in California have revealed new images of the dwarf planet Ceres. They reveal new views of the two brightest spots in a crater (shown). However, scientists are still not able to explain what they are. Dawn will begin its first science orbit around Ceres on 23 April

This animation, made using new images taken by

OPTIONS:
- California, shows how the bright spots become visible when they pass the 'terminator' - the line where the planet is split between sunlight and darkness.
- Ceres, shows how the bright spots become visible when they pass the 'terminator' - the line where the planet is split between sunlight and darkness.
- Dawn, shows how the bright spots become visible when they pass the 'terminator' - the line where the planet is split between sunlight and darkness.
- Nasa, shows how the bright spots become visible when they pass the 'terminator' - the line where the planet is split between sunlight and darkness.


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

(CNN) -- A pro-privacy e-mail service long used by NSA leaker Edward Snowden abruptly shut down Thursday, blaming a secret U.S. court battle it has been fighting for six weeks — one that it seems to be losing so far. "I have been forced to make a difficult decision: to become complicit in crimes against the American people or walk away from nearly 10 years of hard work by shutting down Lavabit," owner Ladar Levison wrote in a statement. "After significant soul searching, I have decided to suspend operations." Based in Texas, Lavabit attracted attention last month when NSA leaker Edward Snowden used an e-mail account with the service to invite human rights workers and lawyers to a press conference in the Moscow airport where he was then confined. A PGP crypto key apparently registered by Snowden with a Lavabit address suggests he's favored the service since January 2010 — well before he became the most important whistleblower in a generation.

OPTIONS:
- American either had to roll over for the government, compromising our privacy, or shut down service.
- CNN either had to roll over for the government, compromising our privacy, or shut down service.
- Edward Snowden either had to roll over for the government, compromising our privacy, or shut down service.
- Ladar Levison either had to roll over for the government, compromising our privacy, or shut down service.
- Lavabit either had to roll over for the government, compromising our privacy, or shut down service.
- Moscow either had to roll over for the government, compromising our privacy, or shut down service.
- NSA either had to roll over for the government, compromising our privacy, or shut down service.
- PGP either had to roll over for the government, compromising our privacy, or shut down service.
- Snowden either had to roll over for the government, compromising our privacy, or shut down service.
- Texas either had to roll over for the government, compromising our privacy, or shut down service.
- U.S. either had to roll over for the government, compromising our privacy, or shut down service.


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Taipei, Taiwan (CNN) Eclipsed for years by a rising China, Taiwan is standing taller after a thrilling and historic exercise in democracy. In a landslide win January 16, Tsai Ing-wen became Taiwan's first female president. Known as "Dr. Tsai" after completing a doctorate at the London School of Economics, she's also the first woman in Asia to be elected head of state without being part of a political legacy. While Tsai is known for her steely calm and understated manner, Freddy Lim is famous for his over-the-top stage antics as the frontman for Chthonic, one of Asia's leading black-metal bands.

"Even if

OPTIONS:
- Asia does not have official diplomatic ties with those countries, a lot more can and should be done to revitalize Taiwan's economy."
- CNN does not have official diplomatic ties with those countries, a lot more can and should be done to revitalize Taiwan's economy."
- China does not have official diplomatic ties with those countries, a lot more can and should be done to revitalize Taiwan's economy."
- Chthonic does not have official diplomatic ties with those countries, a lot more can and should be done to revitalize Taiwan's economy."
- Freddy Lim does not have official diplomatic ties with those countries, a lot more can and should be done to revitalize Taiwan's economy."
- Island does not have official diplomatic ties with those countries, a lot more can and should be done to revitalize Taiwan's economy."
- London School of Economics does not have official diplomatic ties with those countries, a lot more can and should be done to revitalize Taiwan's economy."
- Taipei does not have official diplomatic ties with those countries, a lot more can and should be done to revitalize Taiwan's economy."
- Taiwan does not have official diplomatic ties with those countries, a lot more can and should be done to revitalize Taiwan's economy."
- Tsai does not have official diplomatic ties with those countries, a lot more can and should be done to revitalize Taiwan's economy."
- Tsai Ing does not have official diplomatic ties with those countries, a lot more can and should be done to revitalize Taiwan's economy."


(CNN) French officials were complicit in the 1994 genocide of Rwanda's Tutsi minority, and obstructed justice in subsequent investigations, according to a new report. The "Muse Report" written by Washington DC-based law firm Cunningham Levy Muse was commissioned by the government of Rwanda as part of its investigation into the role of French officials in the genocide, in which around 800,000 people were killed. The 52-page document draws on wide-ranging sources including diplomatic cables and witness testimonies to make a series of allegations. 'Aiding the genocidaires' The report claims that French officials supplied weapons to government forces and militias implicated in massacres of Tutsis, despite having knowledge of these atrocities.

OPTIONS:
- CNN is fully committed to prosecuting those who took part in it.
- Cunningham Levy Muse is fully committed to prosecuting those who took part in it.
- France is fully committed to prosecuting those who took part in it.
- French is fully committed to prosecuting those who took part in it.
- Muse Report is fully committed to prosecuting those who took part in it.
- Rwanda is fully committed to prosecuting those who took part in it.
- Rwandan is fully committed to prosecuting those who took part in it.
- Tutsi is fully committed to prosecuting those who took part in it.
- Tutsis is fully committed to prosecuting those who took part in it.
- Washington DC is fully committed to prosecuting those who took part in it.


(CNN)In one month Nigerians will vote in what may be the country's most competitive and contentious elections yet. But this important process will take place in the shadow of a worsening threat -- Boko Haram, the Islamist insurgent group otherwise known as Jama'atu Ahlis Sunna Lidda'awati wal-Jihad, which killed as many as 2,000 people in the northeastern town of Baga on January 3. The attacks of the past few weeks -- Boko Haram's biggest ever in terms of casualties on Baga, and on markets using children to detonate devices -- have drawn international focus back to the crisis. But such appalling events are not new -- they are an intensification, a next step in a crisis which has steadily worsened since Boko Haram's 2010 reemergence. And they raise a number of questions about the trajectory of the insurgency and the response to it.

Boko Haram is a Nigerian movement that is mostly targeting

OPTIONS:
- Baga.
- Boko Haram.
- CNN.
- Donnelly.
- Group.
- Islamist.
- Jama'atu Ahlis Sunna Lidda'awati wal-Jihad.
- Nigeria.
- Nigerians.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

A 99-year-old with dementia was immersed in a scalding hot bath by a female care assistant who had been in 'a bad mood', a jury has heard. Niphawan Berry, 42, is accused of bathing Margaret Wheatley in water of up to 50 degrees Celsius. Her former employers Meghadeven and Indranee Pumbien, aged 64 and 59  are said to have tried to cover up the scalds as an infection and delayed proper medical treatment by nearly two weeks. All three defendants face a combined total of 19 offences, including the ill-treatment and willful neglect of elderly and vulnerable people, which they deny.

However, rather than seek medical attention,

OPTIONS:
- Celsius was allegedly overheard suggesting the blisters should be popped to make the injuries to her legs look like cellulitis, an infection of the skin.
- Indranee Pumbien was allegedly overheard suggesting the blisters should be popped to make the injuries to her legs look like cellulitis, an infection of the skin.
- Margaret Berry was allegedly overheard suggesting the blisters should be popped to make the injuries to her legs look like cellulitis, an infection of the skin.
- Margaret Wheatley was allegedly overheard suggesting the blisters should be popped to make the injuries to her legs look like cellulitis, an infection of the skin.
- Meghadeven was allegedly overheard suggesting the blisters should be popped to make the injuries to her legs look like cellulitis, an infection of the skin.
- Niphawan Berry was allegedly overheard suggesting the blisters should be popped to make the injuries to her legs look like cellulitis, an infection of the skin.
- Trio was allegedly overheard suggesting the blisters should be popped to make the injuries to her legs look like cellulitis, an infection of the skin.


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Washington (CNN) China has agreed to return the US underwater drone that it seized in international waters earlier this week, the Pentagon said Saturday. "We have registered our objection to China's unlawful seizure of a US unmanned underwater vehicle operating in international waters in the South China Sea. Through direct engagement with Chinese authorities, we have secured an understanding that the Chinese will return the UUV to the United States," Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook said in a statement. Details were not immediately available on when or how the drone may be returned. Earlier, China's Defense Ministry said authorities had decided to return it, but criticized the US for having "hyped up" the issue. President-elect Donald Trump weighed in on the incident, calling China's action "unprecedented."

"Upon confirming that the device was a US underwater drone, the Chinese side decided to transfer it to the US side in an appropriate manner,"

OPTIONS:
- CNN Defense Ministry spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.
- China Defense Ministry spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.
- Chinese Defense Ministry spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.
- Defense Ministry Defense Ministry spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.
- Donald Trump Defense Ministry spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.
- Pentagon Defense Ministry spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.
- Peter Cook Defense Ministry spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.
- South China Sea Defense Ministry spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.
- Trump Defense Ministry spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.
- US Defense Ministry spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.
- UUV Defense Ministry spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.
- United States Defense Ministry spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.
- Washington Defense Ministry spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.


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Washington (CNN) Bryan Pagliano, a former Hillary Clinton staffer who helped set up her private email server, has accepted an immunity offer from the FBI and the Justice Department to provide an interview to investigators, a U.S. law enforcement official told CNN Wednesday. The FBI has been asking for Pagliano's cooperation for months as dozens of investigators pored over thousands of Clinton emails in a secure room on the fourth floor of FBI headquarters. The probe shifted into a new phase recently as investigators completed the review of the emails, working with intelligence agencies and the State Department to determine whether they were classified.

With the completion of the email review, FBI investigators are expected to shift their focus on whether the highly sensitive government information, including top secret and other classified matters, found on

OPTIONS:
- Bryan Pagliano's private email server constitutes a crime.
- CNN's private email server constitutes a crime.
- Clinton's private email server constitutes a crime.
- FBI's private email server constitutes a crime.
- Hillary Clinton's private email server constitutes a crime.
- Justice Department's private email server constitutes a crime.
- Pagliano's private email server constitutes a crime.
- State Department's private email server constitutes a crime.
- U.S.'s private email server constitutes a crime.
- Washington's private email server constitutes a crime.


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Nicola Sturgeon today visited a school in New York as she continued her four-day tour of the US designed to cement her position as an international stateswoman. The Scottish First Minister met staff and pupils at Daniel Hale Williams elementary in Brooklyn, claiming it will help her to drive up standards in Scotland. But the big event of the first day of her tour is a slot on Jon Stewart's ratings hit The Daily Show tonight, which unfortunately billed her as a 'comedian' and not a politician. Officially this week's trip has been described as an effort to promote Scotland as 'a great place to live, visit, do business, study and invest'.

Stewart has become one of the biggest and most influential hosts of a US talk show during his 16 years at the helm of the

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- Brooklyn, but is due to retire from the programme in August this year.
- Daniel Hale Williams, but is due to retire from the programme in August this year.
- Jon Stewart, but is due to retire from the programme in August this year.
- New York, but is due to retire from the programme in August this year.
- Nicola Sturgeon, but is due to retire from the programme in August this year.
- SNP, but is due to retire from the programme in August this year.
- Scotland, but is due to retire from the programme in August this year.
- Scottish, but is due to retire from the programme in August this year.
- The Daily Show, but is due to retire from the programme in August this year.
- US, but is due to retire from the programme in August this year.


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Trevor Noah, the new host of The Daily Show, has spoken out in defense of himself following a social media backlash over comments he made about women and Jews in tweets dating back to 2009. The South-African comedian, who is little-known in the US, rocketed to national fame on Monday after he was named as longtime host Jon Stewart's replacement on the satirical news program. However, the excitement surrounding the announcement was tinged by hundreds of Internet users accusing the 31-year-old - who is a quarter Jewish - of anti-Semitism for his 'offensive' posts. But in a tweet on Tuesday, Noah told his two million followers: 'To reduce my views to a handful of jokes that didn’t land is not a true reflection of my character, nor my evolution as a comedian.'

Viewers have lamented the end of

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- Black Hitler's 16-year stint on the show
- Comedy Central's 16-year stint on the show
- Jewish's 16-year stint on the show
- Jews's 16-year stint on the show
- Jon Stewart's 16-year stint on the show
- Noah's 16-year stint on the show
- South-African's 16-year stint on the show
- The Daily Show's 16-year stint on the show
- Trevor Noah's 16-year stint on the show
- US's 16-year stint on the show
- anti-Semitism's 16-year stint on the show


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Hong Kong generally gets a bad rap when it comes to infectious diseases. Grabbing headlines during recent bird- and swine-flu outbreaks, its proximity to Mainland China as well as its unenviable status as the worst-affected city during the 2003 SARS outbreak, Hong Kong has been central to several global pandemic fears in recent years. It hasn't even escaped fictional outbreaks -- the 2011 movie "Contagion" had patient zero Gwyneth Paltrow bring back an unwelcome souvenir from a business trip to the city. But this bad biological baggage may come in handy. The unwelcome distinction of being home to over one fifth of the world's SARS cases, and two fifths of the 774 fatalities from SARS meant Hong Kong quickly developed and implemented a very sophisticated disease control and epidemiology infrastructure.

"A similarity with SARS is that both

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- Chinese and MERS are zoonotic (when the virus can jump from animal to human) viruses.
- Gwyneth Paltrow and MERS are zoonotic (when the virus can jump from animal to human) viruses.
- Hong Kong and MERS are zoonotic (when the virus can jump from animal to human) viruses.
- MERS and MERS are zoonotic (when the virus can jump from animal to human) viruses.
- Mainland China and MERS are zoonotic (when the virus can jump from animal to human) viruses.
- SARS and MERS are zoonotic (when the virus can jump from animal to human) viruses.


Ajax manager Frank de Boer wants to emulate the way Arsenal play as the Dutch club bid to reach the Europa League quarter-finals. De Boer was impressed by Arsenal's performance in the 2-0 Champions League win against Monaco on Tuesday night - though the Gunners were knocked out on away goals - and wants Ajax to follow suit. De Boer said: 'The way they played against Monaco is the way we would like to play as well. High pressure, get the ball back very quickly. I really love the way Arsenal play. When I look at their goals, it sometimes looks like futsal. Passing, moving and always at a high tempo.'

A 1-0 victory for

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- Ajax after extra time would see the match go to penalties and De Boer has had his players practising penalties in training.
- Arsenal after extra time would see the match go to penalties and De Boer has had his players practising penalties in training.
- Champions League after extra time would see the match go to penalties and De Boer has had his players practising penalties in training.
- De Boer after extra time would see the match go to penalties and De Boer has had his players practising penalties in training.
- Dnipro after extra time would see the match go to penalties and De Boer has had his players practising penalties in training.
- Dutch after extra time would see the match go to penalties and De Boer has had his players practising penalties in training.
- Europa League after extra time would see the match go to penalties and De Boer has had his players practising penalties in training.
- Frank de Boer after extra time would see the match go to penalties and De Boer has had his players practising penalties in training.
- Gunners after extra time would see the match go to penalties and De Boer has had his players practising penalties in training.
- Monaco after extra time would see the match go to penalties and De Boer has had his players practising penalties in training.
- UEFA Champions League after extra time would see the match go to penalties and De Boer has had his players practising penalties in training.
- UEFA Europa League after extra time would see the match go to penalties and De Boer has had his players practising penalties in training.


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Australians have taken to social media to remember the sacrifice of the Anzacs, as record numbers gathered at dawn services across the country to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Gallipoli landing. Proud Aussies came together in huge numbers in Sydney, while more paid their respects in Queensland's regional and coastal towns of Gympie and Coolangatta. Tens of thousands also assembled at Melbourne's Shrine of Remembrance, despite cold and wet conditions, with some leaving home as early as 2.30am in order to honour the fallen. Large groups gathered elsewhere around the country, with the nation's capital Canberra in particular focus as many gathered in the dark outside the Australian War Memorial and spilling out far beyond the usual ceremonial area.

This Aussie documents his first

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- Anzac Day as an Australian soldier
- Anzacs as an Australian soldier
- Aussies as an Australian soldier
- Australia as an Australian soldier
- Australian War Memorial as an Australian soldier
- Australians as an Australian soldier
- Canberra as an Australian soldier
- Coolangatta as an Australian soldier
- Gallipoli as an Australian soldier
- Gallipoli Peninsula as an Australian soldier
- Gympie as an Australian soldier
- Melbourne as an Australian soldier
- Queensland as an Australian soldier
- Shrine of Remembrance as an Australian soldier
- Sydney as an Australian soldier
- Turkey as an Australian soldier


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Washington (CNN) Bob Dole encouraged fellow Republicans Saturday to back Donald Trump and suggested the presumptive GOP nominee select Newt Gingrich as his running mate. In an interview with CNN's Ana Cabrera, Dole -- the 1996 Republican nominee who said he spoke with Trump last week -- also suggested Trump apologize to Arizona Sen. John McCain and New Mexico Gov. Susanna Martinez for disparaging comments he's made about them in the past. "I have been a Republican all my life," said Dole, who endorsed former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush at one point during the 2016 primary fight but has since backed Trump. "The party has done a lot for me. I hope I've done a lot for the party along the way. But when Donald Trump clinched the Republican nomination, it was an easy call for me. What's a lifelong Republican supposed to do, support the opponent? I don't think so."

"He would be a big, big help to

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- Ana Cabrera, because he's going to need it.
- Arizona, because he's going to need it.
- Bob Dole, because he's going to need it.
- CNN, because he's going to need it.
- Dole, because he's going to need it.
- Donald Trump, because he's going to need it.
- Florida, because he's going to need it.
- GOP, because he's going to need it.
- Jeb Bush, because he's going to need it.
- John McCain, because he's going to need it.
- New Mexico, because he's going to need it.
- Newt Gingrich, because he's going to need it.
- Republican, because he's going to need it.
- Republicans, because he's going to need it.
- Susanna Martinez, because he's going to need it.
- Trump, because he's going to need it.
- Washington, because he's going to need it.


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James Ward-Prowse insists Southampton can qualify for the Europa League again, despite their shambolic start to this season. The south coast club were buoyed by finishing seventh — their highest ever Premier League conclusion — which earned them a place in Europe for the first time in 11 years. It was a sensational debut season for manager Ronald Koeman. But that all went to waste as they crashed out of the last round of the competition's qualification against Danish side Midtjylland last week. It capped a terrible start to the campaign, after yet another summer of losing star names, and they have only two points to show from their opening three league games. Anything less than a win against newly-promoted Norwich at home on Sunday will be considered an unacceptable start to the campaign.

But Ward-

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- Danish said: 'We are very confident we can get back to Europe next season.
- Europa League said: 'We are very confident we can get back to Europe next season.
- Europe said: 'We are very confident we can get back to Europe next season.
- James Ward said: 'We are very confident we can get back to Europe next season.
- Midtjylland said: 'We are very confident we can get back to Europe next season.
- Norwich said: 'We are very confident we can get back to Europe next season.
- Premier League said: 'We are very confident we can get back to Europe next season.
- Prowse said: 'We are very confident we can get back to Europe next season.
- Ronald Koeman said: 'We are very confident we can get back to Europe next season.
- Saints said: 'We are very confident we can get back to Europe next season.
- Southampton said: 'We are very confident we can get back to Europe next season.


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(CNN) It's been a little more than a week since word leaked that Daniel Dae Kim and Grace Park were leaving CBS's resilient hit "Hawaii Five-0," and pieces of the story behind the story have begun to fall into place. The picture that's emerging isn't pretty. As Kim himself confirmed in a Facebook post to his fans, the duo left because their request to be paid the same as their white co-stars, Alex O'Loughlin and Scott Caan, was rejected. The gap in what they were asking for and what CBS was willing to offer was tiny —  reportedly a difference  of as little as $5,000 per episode, which for the most-watched network in America is an amount that could basically be found under sofa cushions in their corporate offices.

Indeed, even as he shot "

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- ABC," Kim was working on adding a new line to his resume.
- Alex O'Loughlin," Kim was working on adding a new line to his resume.
- America," Kim was working on adding a new line to his resume.
- Asian," Kim was working on adding a new line to his resume.
- CBS," Kim was working on adding a new line to his resume.
- Daniel Dae Kim," Kim was working on adding a new line to his resume.
- Facebook," Kim was working on adding a new line to his resume.
- Grace Park," Kim was working on adding a new line to his resume.
- Hawaii Five-0," Kim was working on adding a new line to his resume.
- Jeff Yang," Kim was working on adding a new line to his resume.
- Kim," Kim was working on adding a new line to his resume.
- Scott Caan," Kim was working on adding a new line to his resume.
- The Good Doctor," Kim was working on adding a new line to his resume.


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A new video shows the terrifying moment a film crew rushed to save the life of Oscar-winner William Hurt. The crew of the Gregg Allman biopic Midnight Rider can be seen dashing to get him off the tracks of a railroad bridge, along with their equipment, as he lay across the railway filming a scene in Georgia while a train rushes towards him and the crew at breakneck speed. The other actor in the scene, Wyatt Russell, can also be seen trying to scramble out of the train's path. Hurt and Russell somehow made it to safety. But,  several crew members  suffered injuries.

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- Georgia recalled the moment he was forced to call her parents and deliver the heartbreaking news that their daughter was dead.
- Gregg Allman recalled the moment he was forced to call her parents and deliver the heartbreaking news that their daughter was dead.
- Hurt recalled the moment he was forced to call her parents and deliver the heartbreaking news that their daughter was dead.
- Midnight Rider recalled the moment he was forced to call her parents and deliver the heartbreaking news that their daughter was dead.
- Randall Miller recalled the moment he was forced to call her parents and deliver the heartbreaking news that their daughter was dead.
- Russell recalled the moment he was forced to call her parents and deliver the heartbreaking news that their daughter was dead.
- Sarah Jones recalled the moment he was forced to call her parents and deliver the heartbreaking news that their daughter was dead.
- William Hurt recalled the moment he was forced to call her parents and deliver the heartbreaking news that their daughter was dead.
- Wyatt Russell recalled the moment he was forced to call her parents and deliver the heartbreaking news that their daughter was dead.


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Stan Wawrinka has revealed how he was a bag of nerves before his French Open victory over Novak Djokovic and needed a pep talk from coach Magnus Norman to believe he could win. Wawrinka defied the odds to beat Djokovic in four sets at Roland Garros and claim a second grand slam success to add to the Australian Open and Davis Cup he won last year. Djokovic was hot favourite to win a maiden title in Paris and complete a career grand slam but the world number one was stunned by a blistering Wawrinka display. The Swiss had only beaten Djokovic once in 17 meetings when he took to the court, and the result could have been very different had he not overcome a bout of stage fright moments before the match began.

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- Andy Murray has pedigree in coaching players to success in Paris, having previously led Robin Soderling to the French Open final in 2009 and 2010, while also helping him become the first player in 31 matches to beat Rafael Nadal at Roland Garros.
- Australian Open has pedigree in coaching players to success in Paris, having previously led Robin Soderling to the French Open final in 2009 and 2010, while also helping him become the first player in 31 matches to beat Rafael Nadal at Roland Garros.
- Davis Cup has pedigree in coaching players to success in Paris, having previously led Robin Soderling to the French Open final in 2009 and 2010, while also helping him become the first player in 31 matches to beat Rafael Nadal at Roland Garros.
- Djokovic has pedigree in coaching players to success in Paris, having previously led Robin Soderling to the French Open final in 2009 and 2010, while also helping him become the first player in 31 matches to beat Rafael Nadal at Roland Garros.
- French Open has pedigree in coaching players to success in Paris, having previously led Robin Soderling to the French Open final in 2009 and 2010, while also helping him become the first player in 31 matches to beat Rafael Nadal at Roland Garros.
- Magnus Norman has pedigree in coaching players to success in Paris, having previously led Robin Soderling to the French Open final in 2009 and 2010, while also helping him become the first player in 31 matches to beat Rafael Nadal at Roland Garros.
- Novak Djokovic has pedigree in coaching players to success in Paris, having previously led Robin Soderling to the French Open final in 2009 and 2010, while also helping him become the first player in 31 matches to beat Rafael Nadal at Roland Garros.
- Novak Djokovic has pedigree in coaching players to success in Paris, having previously led Robin Soderling to the French Open final in 2009 and 2010, while also helping him become the first player in 31 matches to beat Rafael Nadal at Roland Garros.
- Paris has pedigree in coaching players to success in Paris, having previously led Robin Soderling to the French Open final in 2009 and 2010, while also helping him become the first player in 31 matches to beat Rafael Nadal at Roland Garros.
- Roland Garros has pedigree in coaching players to success in Paris, having previously led Robin Soderling to the French Open final in 2009 and 2010, while also helping him become the first player in 31 matches to beat Rafael Nadal at Roland Garros.
- Stan Wawrinka has pedigree in coaching players to success in Paris, having previously led Robin Soderling to the French Open final in 2009 and 2010, while also helping him become the first player in 31 matches to beat Rafael Nadal at Roland Garros.
- Swiss has pedigree in coaching players to success in Paris, having previously led Robin Soderling to the French Open final in 2009 and 2010, while also helping him become the first player in 31 matches to beat Rafael Nadal at Roland Garros.
- Wawrinka has pedigree in coaching players to success in Paris, having previously led Robin Soderling to the French Open final in 2009 and 2010, while also helping him become the first player in 31 matches to beat Rafael Nadal at Roland Garros.


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ESPN announced it is cutting sponsored daily fantasy sports advertisements from within its shows after a DraftKings employee won $350,000 on FanDuel during an incident likened to insider trading. The major US sports fantasy companies defended their businesses' integrity on Monday after an employee used insider information to place bets in the unregulated multi-billion-dollar industry. A DraftKings manager admitted last week he released information detailing the percentages of entrants who selected certain fantasy players before winning $350,000 in a  contest on FanDuel. The data released by DraftKings manage Ethan Haskell showed what NFL players were most used in lineups submitted to the site's Millionaire Maker contests, the New York Times reported.

'Nothing is more important to DraftKings and

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- DraftKings than the integrity of the games we offer to our customers,' they said.
- ESPN than the integrity of the games we offer to our customers,' they said.
- Ethan Haskell than the integrity of the games we offer to our customers,' they said.
- FanDuel than the integrity of the games we offer to our customers,' they said.
- Millionaire Maker than the integrity of the games we offer to our customers,' they said.
- NFL than the integrity of the games we offer to our customers,' they said.
- New York Times than the integrity of the games we offer to our customers,' they said.
- US than the integrity of the games we offer to our customers,' they said.


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A holidaymaker who suffered agonising face, arm and leg injuries on one of the world's tallest water slides has now split with his partner as he no longer think he's attractive. Jamie Norman, 28, from Manchester, sustained the horrific scarring following an accident on the 60mph VertiGo slide in Aqualandia in Benidorm, Spain. The father-of-two and his partner, Vicki Holbrook, 30, thought the worst was over when they returned home to the UK after the incident – but the accident caused stress and rows and led to the couple separating. 'The accident itself was bad enough. Jamie was bleeding heavily and covered in injuries,' Vicki said. 'But after we got home, and his wounds healed, he just couldn't forget it.

Recalling the troubling incident

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- Aqualandia said: 'I could hear a funny clunking sound as the trap door opened and I realised in panic there was something wrong - but there was nothing I could do about it.
- Benidorm said: 'I could hear a funny clunking sound as the trap door opened and I realised in panic there was something wrong - but there was nothing I could do about it.
- Ex said: 'I could hear a funny clunking sound as the trap door opened and I realised in panic there was something wrong - but there was nothing I could do about it.
- Jamie said: 'I could hear a funny clunking sound as the trap door opened and I realised in panic there was something wrong - but there was nothing I could do about it.
- Jamie Norman said: 'I could hear a funny clunking sound as the trap door opened and I realised in panic there was something wrong - but there was nothing I could do about it.
- Manchester said: 'I could hear a funny clunking sound as the trap door opened and I realised in panic there was something wrong - but there was nothing I could do about it.
- Spain said: 'I could hear a funny clunking sound as the trap door opened and I realised in panic there was something wrong - but there was nothing I could do about it.
- UK said: 'I could hear a funny clunking sound as the trap door opened and I realised in panic there was something wrong - but there was nothing I could do about it.
- VertiGo said: 'I could hear a funny clunking sound as the trap door opened and I realised in panic there was something wrong - but there was nothing I could do about it.
- Vicki said: 'I could hear a funny clunking sound as the trap door opened and I realised in panic there was something wrong - but there was nothing I could do about it.
- Vicki Holbrook said: 'I could hear a funny clunking sound as the trap door opened and I realised in panic there was something wrong - but there was nothing I could do about it.