How does the sentence end?

Richard Nixon was a booze-ridden insomniac who told the new director of the FBI to be as ruthless as if he were a Nazi storm-trooper in a bid to win his loyalty. A new book reveals that the former President demanded that L. Patrick Gray be 'brutal, tough and respected' so that he could cover up his secrets. Nixon invoked the image of German soldiers in WWII who threatened to shoot an entire town if they came under sniper fire. In their first official meeting Nixon also explicitly stated he needed Gray to lie for him and be able to 'do something and deny (it) on a stack of Bibles'.

OPTIONS:
- Bibles suffered from severe insomnia and would go for days with a few hours of sleep and in 1970, the worst year of his first term, he 'dealt with it at night by drinking'.
- Disclosure suffered from severe insomnia and would go for days with a few hours of sleep and in 1970, the worst year of his first term, he 'dealt with it at night by drinking'.
- FBI suffered from severe insomnia and would go for days with a few hours of sleep and in 1970, the worst year of his first term, he 'dealt with it at night by drinking'.
- German suffered from severe insomnia and would go for days with a few hours of sleep and in 1970, the worst year of his first term, he 'dealt with it at night by drinking'.
- Gray suffered from severe insomnia and would go for days with a few hours of sleep and in 1970, the worst year of his first term, he 'dealt with it at night by drinking'.
- Hoover suffered from severe insomnia and would go for days with a few hours of sleep and in 1970, the worst year of his first term, he 'dealt with it at night by drinking'.
- J. Edgar Hoover suffered from severe insomnia and would go for days with a few hours of sleep and in 1970, the worst year of his first term, he 'dealt with it at night by drinking'.
- L. Patrick Gray suffered from severe insomnia and would go for days with a few hours of sleep and in 1970, the worst year of his first term, he 'dealt with it at night by drinking'.
- Nazi suffered from severe insomnia and would go for days with a few hours of sleep and in 1970, the worst year of his first term, he 'dealt with it at night by drinking'.
- Nice Guy suffered from severe insomnia and would go for days with a few hours of sleep and in 1970, the worst year of his first term, he 'dealt with it at night by drinking'.
- Nixon suffered from severe insomnia and would go for days with a few hours of sleep and in 1970, the worst year of his first term, he 'dealt with it at night by drinking'.
- Nixon White House suffered from severe insomnia and would go for days with a few hours of sleep and in 1970, the worst year of his first term, he 'dealt with it at night by drinking'.
- One Man Against the World suffered from severe insomnia and would go for days with a few hours of sleep and in 1970, the worst year of his first term, he 'dealt with it at night by drinking'.
- Oval Office suffered from severe insomnia and would go for days with a few hours of sleep and in 1970, the worst year of his first term, he 'dealt with it at night by drinking'.
- Richard Nixon suffered from severe insomnia and would go for days with a few hours of sleep and in 1970, the worst year of his first term, he 'dealt with it at night by drinking'.
- WWII suffered from severe insomnia and would go for days with a few hours of sleep and in 1970, the worst year of his first term, he 'dealt with it at night by drinking'.
- Watergate suffered from severe insomnia and would go for days with a few hours of sleep and in 1970, the worst year of his first term, he 'dealt with it at night by drinking'.


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(CNN) Orlando, Florida, police have closed their investigation into the shooting death of singer Christina Grimmie, and while it reveals little about the shooter's motive, several of his coworkers felt Kevin Loibl was obsessed with "The Voice" singer. The police department's report on the case is filled with curiosities. Among them: Loibl's family said he had no history of mental illness but lived "like a hermit" and covered his bedroom windows with aluminum foil and heavy curtains because of "an aversion to light." And though Loibl had no criminal record, St. Petersburg police responded to the family's home in 2014 because of a domestic disturbance involving Kevin Loibl and his father's girlfriend, the report says.

Dennington said

OPTIONS:
- CNN's colleagues "would good naturedly tease Loibl about his 'internet crush,' " the report says.
- Christina Grimmie's colleagues "would good naturedly tease Loibl about his 'internet crush,' " the report says.
- Florida's colleagues "would good naturedly tease Loibl about his 'internet crush,' " the report says.
- Kevin Loibl's colleagues "would good naturedly tease Loibl about his 'internet crush,' " the report says.
- Loibl's colleagues "would good naturedly tease Loibl about his 'internet crush,' " the report says.
- Orlando's colleagues "would good naturedly tease Loibl about his 'internet crush,' " the report says.
- St. Petersburg's colleagues "would good naturedly tease Loibl about his 'internet crush,' " the report says.
- The Voice's colleagues "would good naturedly tease Loibl about his 'internet crush,' " the report says.


Write the next sentence.

San Juan, Puerto Rico (CNN) Eyleen Gonzalez lost everything in her home after Hurricane Maria. She has no running water. No electricity. Barely any cell service to communicate with family. Her house is "destroyed." Her only valuable possession left is her puppy, Lena. But for just a moment on Saturday, Gonzalez forgot about life, its worries and Puerto Rico's long road ahead. "Daddy Yankee! Oh my God!" she said, beaming with a smile. "It's exciting to see and believe that he's helping the people in Puerto Rico because not everyone has a heart like him." Daddy Yankee, the Puerto Rican pop star who co-sang the wildly famous song "Despacito," flexed his celebrity power in more ways than one Saturday.

Like many in Toa Baja, she's living without basic necessities and says her home was "completely destroyed" by Hurricane

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Daddy Yankee.
- Despacito.
- Eyleen Gonzalez.
- God.
- Gonzalez.
- Lena.
- Maria.
- Puerto Rican.
- Puerto Rico.
- San Juan.


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

An American couple are in mourning after losing one of their newborn twins, who was born 13 weeks early  on their 'babymoon' vacation. Kim and Fred Spratt of Jackson, New Jersey, were taking their last vacation alone as a couple without kids, when Mrs Spratt gave went into labor three months early and gave birth to son Hudson and daughter Hayden in the early hours of Mother's Day. However, just 14 days after the premature birth, the Spratt's newborn son Hudson died. Adding to the heartbreak is the fact that the couple are stuck in Portugal, away from the support of their family and friends, indefinitely as they wait for their surviving daughter to grow strong enough to travel.

'We're trying to hit spots on our bucket list every year, so we picked

OPTIONS:
- American,' Mrs Spratt said.
- Fred Spratt,' Mrs Spratt said.
- Hayden,' Mrs Spratt said.
- Hudson,' Mrs Spratt said.
- Jackson,' Mrs Spratt said.
- Kim,' Mrs Spratt said.
- Mother's Day,' Mrs Spratt said.
- New Jersey,' Mrs Spratt said.
- Portugal,' Mrs Spratt said.
- Spratt,' Mrs Spratt said.


Australian teenage jihadist Jake Bilardi was expressing anti-Western sentiments years before he fled to the Middle East Australian teenage jihadist Jake Bilardi was expressing anti-Western sentiments years before he fled to the Middle East to fight with terror group Islamic State. In comments posted about news stories and opinion pieces, Bilardi pointed out the evils of Australia and the United States. Earlier this week, Fairfax Media revealed a 'Jonathan Edwards', who was thought to be a Briton when he appeared in a photo brandishing a rifle between two bearded men in front of a black IS flag last year, was in fact an 18-year-old from Melbourne.

Bilardi added Americans were being influenced by local media, saying the same happened to

OPTIONS:
- Al Jazeera.
- Australia.
- Australian.
- Bilardi.
- Briton.
- Fairfax Media.
- IS.
- Iraq.
- Islam.
- Islamic.
- Islamic State.
- Jake Bilardi.
- Jonathan Edwards.
- Melbourne.
- Middle East.
- United States.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Real Madrid winger Gareth Bale will be rested for Saturday's La Liga game at home to Eibar, coach Carlo Ancelotti said on Friday, meaning the Welshman joins suspended midfielders Toni Kroos and James Rodriguez on the sidelines. Ancelotti said he had not made a final decision on who would come into his starting lineup for the game at the Bernabeu, when second-placed Real will look to close the gap on leaders Barcelona, who play at Sevilla later on Saturday, to one point. Asier Illarramendi and Isco will probably play alongside Luka Modric in midfield, with Jese joining Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema up front.

The

OPTIONS:
- Ancelotti boss is to give young players Jese and Asier Illarramendi a game on Saturday
- Asier Illarramendi boss is to give young players Jese and Asier Illarramendi a game on Saturday
- Barcelona boss is to give young players Jese and Asier Illarramendi a game on Saturday
- Bernabeu boss is to give young players Jese and Asier Illarramendi a game on Saturday
- Carlo Ancelotti boss is to give young players Jese and Asier Illarramendi a game on Saturday
- Cristiano Ronaldo boss is to give young players Jese and Asier Illarramendi a game on Saturday
- Eibar boss is to give young players Jese and Asier Illarramendi a game on Saturday
- Gareth Bale boss is to give young players Jese and Asier Illarramendi a game on Saturday
- Isco boss is to give young players Jese and Asier Illarramendi a game on Saturday
- James Rodriguez boss is to give young players Jese and Asier Illarramendi a game on Saturday
- Jese boss is to give young players Jese and Asier Illarramendi a game on Saturday
- Karim Benzema boss is to give young players Jese and Asier Illarramendi a game on Saturday
- La Liga boss is to give young players Jese and Asier Illarramendi a game on Saturday
- Luka Modric boss is to give young players Jese and Asier Illarramendi a game on Saturday
- Real boss is to give young players Jese and Asier Illarramendi a game on Saturday
- Real Madrid boss is to give young players Jese and Asier Illarramendi a game on Saturday
- Sevilla boss is to give young players Jese and Asier Illarramendi a game on Saturday
- Toni Kroos boss is to give young players Jese and Asier Illarramendi a game on Saturday
- Welshman boss is to give young players Jese and Asier Illarramendi a game on Saturday


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

(CNN) Judges in two separate cases have ruled in favor of pharma giant Johnson & Johnson, overturning large financial judgments awarded to plaintiffs who believe the company's Baby Powder and Shower to Shower powder products caused their ovarian cancer. One award was to a California woman for $417 million, and another was to an Alabama woman for $72 million. In the California case, which was decided by a jury in August, Eva Echeverria testified that she had been using talcum powder as a regular part of her feminine hygiene routine for more than 50 years, since she was 11. She developed ovarian cancer and stopped using the powder in 2016, after she read a news story about another woman who used it and had ovarian cancer.

That case involved another lifelong talc user who had lived in

OPTIONS:
- Alabama and died four months before the trial.
- Baby Powder and died four months before the trial.
- California and died four months before the trial.
- Eva Echeverria and died four months before the trial.
- Johnson & Johnson and died four months before the trial.
- Shower to Shower and died four months before the trial.


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BBC broadcaster Andrew Neil has launched into a tirade aimed at ISIS 'Islamist scumbags' and told them they will never defeat the 'liberté, égalité, fraternité' and 'crème brûlée' of the French. In a much-lauded speech on This Week last night Mr Neil said the ISIS death cult of 'ragbag' 'loser jihadists' would be destroyed  after the deaths of 129 people in Paris a week ago. Mr Neil listed the greats of French life past and present including Hugo, Pasteur, Descartes, Rousseau, Camus, Monet and Zidane - as well as coq au vin and creme brûlée. 'Versus what?' he said, adding: 'Beheadings, crucifixions, amputations, slavery, mass murder, medieval squalor and a death cult barbarity that would shame the Middle Ages.'

Stephen Axon tweeted: 'Dear IS, Andrew Neil knows what you've done and is not happy about your s***show in #

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Neil!
- BBC!
- Broadcaster!
- Camus!
- Descartes!
- France!
- French!
- Hugo!
- ISIS!
- Islamist!
- Middle Ages!
- Monet!
- Neil!
- Ofcom!
- Paris!
- Pasteur!
- Rousseau!
- This Week!
- Zidane!


Write the last sentence in this story.

They have dined with the Queen at Windsor Castle and joined the royal family at Ascot. And now the Middletons have had their almost-royal credentials boosted even further – by being immortalised in a series of royal baby books. Carole, Michael and Pippa Middleton – but not her brother James – all have star turns in the Shhh! Don’t Wake the Royal Baby! series, on sale in the Buckingham Palace gift shop for £6.99 each. The Duchess of Cambridge’s family join the royals to organise Prince George’s first birthday party in Happy Birthday, Royal Baby! Wielding a to-do list, Pippa is seen announcing: ‘Everything needs to be perfect for the Royal Baby’s celebrations.’

They are currently on sale at the gift shop at

OPTIONS:
- Ascot, as well as other royal residences open to the public.
- Buckingham Palace, as well as other royal residences open to the public.
- Carole, as well as other royal residences open to the public.
- George, as well as other royal residences open to the public.
- Happy Birthday, as well as other royal residences open to the public.
- James, as well as other royal residences open to the public.
- Michael, as well as other royal residences open to the public.
- Middletons, as well as other royal residences open to the public.
- Pippa, as well as other royal residences open to the public.
- Pippa Middleton, as well as other royal residences open to the public.
- Prince Charles, as well as other royal residences open to the public.
- Prince George, as well as other royal residences open to the public.
- Prince George’s, as well as other royal residences open to the public.
- Royal Baby, as well as other royal residences open to the public.
- Royal Baby!, as well as other royal residences open to the public.
- Royal Baby’s, as well as other royal residences open to the public.
- Windsor Castle, as well as other royal residences open to the public.


Paris, France (CNN) -- The top ranking is at stake in the men's game when Rafael Nadal meets Novak Djokovic in Sunday's French Open final. But don't let that fool you -- both tennis titans, having held down the No. 1 spot previously, are more concerned about piling up grand slam titles. For current holder Nadal, he's seeking a record-extending ninth success at Roland Garros, an accomplishment that would also see him tie Pete Sampras for second on the men's list with 14 majors. A bad back and Stanislas Wawrinka, likely in that order of significance, stalled Nadal in January's Australian Open final.

"For me it's much better when the weather is like today,"

OPTIONS:
- Andy Murray later told reporters.
- Australian Open later told reporters.
- CNN later told reporters.
- Djokovic later told reporters.
- Ernests Gulbis later told reporters.
- France later told reporters.
- French Open later told reporters.
- Nadal later told reporters.
- Novak Djokovic later told reporters.
- Paris later told reporters.
- Pete Sampras later told reporters.
- Rafa Nadal later told reporters.
- Rafael Nadal later told reporters.
- Roland Garros later told reporters.
- Stanislas Wawrinka later told reporters.


How does the sentence end?

Portland, Oregon (CNN) Ricky John Best may not have realized he was putting his life on the line by coming to the aid of two young women being verbally harassed on a Portland, Oregon, commuter train. But to those who knew him it came as little surprise that he would stand up for strangers. "He was filled with love for his family, friends, neighbors and countrymen," Monsignor Richard Paperini said at Best's funeral on Monday. "I was absolutely shocked to hear about this tragedy, but I was not shocked by what Ricky had done." Best, 53, and Taliesin Myrddin Namkai-Meche, 23, were killed as they tried to stop what police called a hate-filled rant directed at two high school girls -- one was Muslim and the other was black.

You can see here people of all faiths, walks of life, ethnicities representing the diversity of

OPTIONS:
- Best," Portland Archbishop Alexander K. Sample said.
- CNN," Portland Archbishop Alexander K. Sample said.
- Meche," Portland Archbishop Alexander K. Sample said.
- Muslim," Portland Archbishop Alexander K. Sample said.
- Oregon," Portland Archbishop Alexander K. Sample said.
- Portland," Portland Archbishop Alexander K. Sample said.
- Richard Paperini," Portland Archbishop Alexander K. Sample said.
- Ricky," Portland Archbishop Alexander K. Sample said.
- Ricky Best," Portland Archbishop Alexander K. Sample said.
- Ricky John Best," Portland Archbishop Alexander K. Sample said.
- Taliesin Myrddin Namkai," Portland Archbishop Alexander K. Sample said.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

In the shadow of the iPhone 5 reveal, Apple rolled out updates to its most enduring mobile product, the iPod, on Wednesday. They include a bigger, yet lighter and thinner, iPod Touch that mirrors the stretched-out new iPhone and a bigger screen on the tiny iPod Nano. The new Touch is 6.1 millimeters thick, making it the thinnest Touch yet, and weighs in at a dainty 3.1 ounces. Siri, Apple's voice-activated "digital assistant," is also making her way to the iPod Touch, and that's not the only way Apple's premier iPod, which some already called an iPhone without the phone, is getting closer to its smartphone cousin.

Like the iPhone 5, both new

OPTIONS:
- Apple will come with new, smaller inputs, but, unlike the phone, they won't come equipped with an adapter that will let users convert their old Apple cords.
- Siri will come with new, smaller inputs, but, unlike the phone, they won't come equipped with an adapter that will let users convert their old Apple cords.
- Touch will come with new, smaller inputs, but, unlike the phone, they won't come equipped with an adapter that will let users convert their old Apple cords.
- iPad will come with new, smaller inputs, but, unlike the phone, they won't come equipped with an adapter that will let users convert their old Apple cords.
- iPhone will come with new, smaller inputs, but, unlike the phone, they won't come equipped with an adapter that will let users convert their old Apple cords.
- iPhone 5 will come with new, smaller inputs, but, unlike the phone, they won't come equipped with an adapter that will let users convert their old Apple cords.
- iPod will come with new, smaller inputs, but, unlike the phone, they won't come equipped with an adapter that will let users convert their old Apple cords.
- iPod Nano will come with new, smaller inputs, but, unlike the phone, they won't come equipped with an adapter that will let users convert their old Apple cords.
- iPod Touch will come with new, smaller inputs, but, unlike the phone, they won't come equipped with an adapter that will let users convert their old Apple cords.
- iPods will come with new, smaller inputs, but, unlike the phone, they won't come equipped with an adapter that will let users convert their old Apple cords.


Complete the passage.

A cop who fell in love with a kindergarten teacher during their first date surprised her with an epic wedding proposal on her birthday that left her in tears. Dain Metcalfe, an officer for the Kauai Police Department in Hawaii, pulled off the heartwarming proposal on April 9 at an Oregon elementary school where his now fiancee, Auika Muragin, works. In the touching moment caught on video, Muragin is told she is playing a game where she has to keep back facing her students and closest coworkers while also keeping her eyes closed as they prepare the classroom. After the 26-year-old is told to turn around, she sees a sign with the words 'Ms. Auika Will you Marry Me?' and Metcalfe down on one knee as she bursts into tears.

When they tell

OPTIONS:
- Auika Muragin to open her eyes, she is left shocked as she realizes her boyfriend of eight months is proposing to her.
- Auika Will to open her eyes, she is left shocked as she realizes her boyfriend of eight months is proposing to her.
- Dain Metcalfe to open her eyes, she is left shocked as she realizes her boyfriend of eight months is proposing to her.
- Hawaii to open her eyes, she is left shocked as she realizes her boyfriend of eight months is proposing to her.
- Kauai Police Department to open her eyes, she is left shocked as she realizes her boyfriend of eight months is proposing to her.
- Metcalfe to open her eyes, she is left shocked as she realizes her boyfriend of eight months is proposing to her.
- Muragin to open her eyes, she is left shocked as she realizes her boyfriend of eight months is proposing to her.
- Murgain to open her eyes, she is left shocked as she realizes her boyfriend of eight months is proposing to her.
- Oregon to open her eyes, she is left shocked as she realizes her boyfriend of eight months is proposing to her.


How does the sentence end?

Scottish Labour's rising star Kezia Dugdale has been elected leader of the party after just four years as an MSP. Ms Dugdale, 33, secured the leadership with 72.1 per cent of the vote while veteran MP Ken Mackintosh, got just 27.9 per cent. The election was sparked by the resignation of former MP Jim Murphy shortly after Labour's resounding general election defeat in Scotland. Ms Dugdale worked as Mr Murphy's deputy from December 2014 to June 2015, when he stepped down. Around 21,000 party members and supporters were eligible to vote in the contest which was held on a one-person, one-vote basis following reforms introduced by Mr Murphy.

'And I have a message for the people of Scotland too - take another look at the

OPTIONS:
- Dugdale.'
- Jim Murphy.'
- Ken Macintosh.'
- Ken Mackintosh.'
- Kezia Dugdale.'
- Labour.'
- Murphy.'
- Scotland.'
- Scottish Labour.'


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

(CNN) -- As Crimea held a bogus referendum on independence under the watchful eye of Russian occupation force on March 16, I confess that my mind and heart were elsewhere. I have never experienced war or the threat of annihilation. But now, thanks to the Internet, like thousands of other Ukrainian-Americans I am living at the edge of an existential abyss. The violence—the war—that threatens Ukraine does not threaten me. I am in New York and Ukraine is thousands of miles away. But war will threaten my friends, colleagues and family in Ukraine. We Ukrainian-Americans must now live with the very real possibility that their lives could be extinguished if Russian President Vladimir Putin chooses to do so. Indeed, Ukraine could even disappear as a state, if he chooses to make it disappear.

It's hard to believe that Putin will stop with

OPTIONS:
- Alexander Motyl.
- Americans.
- CNN.
- Crimea.
- Internet.
- Motyl.
- New York.
- Putin.
- Russia.
- Russian.
- Ukraine.
- Ukrainian.
- Vladimir Putin.
- Yanukovych.


Complete the passage.

Formula One chief executive Bernie Ecclestone says he expects the sport to have new ownership by the end of the year and that three parties are currently interested. It was reported over the summer that CVC Capital Partners, the private equity firm which has owned F1 for the last 10 years, was in talks with a US-Qatari bid to sell its 35.5 per cent controlling stake, while Ecclestone confirmed he would sell his five per cent stake as part of any deal. And when asked on Tuesday about those negotiations, the 84-year-old told the Camp Beckenbauer Global Summit in Austria: 'There has been a lot of interest and I would say there are three parties at the moment, where I would be surprised if one of them did not buy them (the shares) shortly.'

The situation would appear to leave Ecclestone's future as the kingpin of

OPTIONS:
- Austria in doubt.
- Bernie Ecclestone in doubt.
- CVC Capital Partners in doubt.
- Camp Beckenbauer Global Summit in doubt.
- Ecclestone in doubt.
- F1 in doubt.
- Formula One in doubt.
- Qatari in doubt.
- US in doubt.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) -- It's hard to engineer this kind of creepy serendipity. Earlier this week, European Union data watchdogs, fighting to protect our privacy in an age of big data, put pressure on Google over the privacy of user information. Just 48 hours later, Google potentially struck a new blow against privacy when it posted a video preview of its new "Glass" technology -- high-tech spectacles featuring a revolutionary digital interface that enable its wearers to not only view the world through Google's eyes but also automatically photograph all that they see. "How strange is that!" CNN's Erin Burnett exclaimed after a contemplating a "world seen through Google Glasses".

Secondly,

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Keen hasn't offered users a way of opting out.
- CNN hasn't offered users a way of opting out.
- Erin Burnett hasn't offered users a way of opting out.
- European Union hasn't offered users a way of opting out.
- Glass hasn't offered users a way of opting out.
- Google hasn't offered users a way of opting out.
- Google Glass hasn't offered users a way of opting out.
- Google Glasses hasn't offered users a way of opting out.
- Keen hasn't offered users a way of opting out.


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

Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump and his top immigration enforcers have begun to focus their attention on the deadly MS-13 gang, saying the administration's hardline immigration policies are focused on stopping its spread in the US. "MS-13, you know about MS-13?" Trump said at a speech before the National Rifle Association Friday in Atlanta. "It's not pleasant for them anymore. That's a bad group. Not pleasant for MS-13 -- get them the hell out of here, right? Get them out." But the truth about the gang, the first street gang to be labeled a "transnational criminal organization" by the US government, is more complicated -- and experts say using MS-13 to justify cracking down on undocumented immigrants could actually make the gang stronger.

In his region, he said, the number of homicides linked to

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta members are roughly equal to the number of homicides linked to all other gangs put together, though that does not speak to other kinds of gang operations or size.
- CNN members are roughly equal to the number of homicides linked to all other gangs put together, though that does not speak to other kinds of gang operations or size.
- Donald Trump members are roughly equal to the number of homicides linked to all other gangs put together, though that does not speak to other kinds of gang operations or size.
- MS-13 members are roughly equal to the number of homicides linked to all other gangs put together, though that does not speak to other kinds of gang operations or size.
- National Rifle Association members are roughly equal to the number of homicides linked to all other gangs put together, though that does not speak to other kinds of gang operations or size.
- Trump members are roughly equal to the number of homicides linked to all other gangs put together, though that does not speak to other kinds of gang operations or size.
- US members are roughly equal to the number of homicides linked to all other gangs put together, though that does not speak to other kinds of gang operations or size.
- Washington members are roughly equal to the number of homicides linked to all other gangs put together, though that does not speak to other kinds of gang operations or size.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

More than three million people have voted for 2015's Goodreads Choice Awards, the only major book awards decided by the readers. Whether you're looking for the next tome to snuggle up with on the sofa or Christmas present inspiration for your teenager, the top 20 books listed below are a surefire bet. From the memoirs of a 23-year-old vlogger to the complicated plot of the best thriller of the year, read on to find out what Goodreads voters and Amazon reviewers though of 2015's literary offerings. Harper Lee is of course famous for her Pulitzer Prize-winning To Kill A Mocking Bird, published in 1960.

On

OPTIONS:
- Amazon, one reviewer predicted it would be the thriller of 2015, adding, 'At one point, ironically, I read it on the train into work and almost missed my stop!
- FEMAIL, one reviewer predicted it would be the thriller of 2015, adding, 'At one point, ironically, I read it on the train into work and almost missed my stop!
- Goodreads, one reviewer predicted it would be the thriller of 2015, adding, 'At one point, ironically, I read it on the train into work and almost missed my stop!
- Goodreads Choice Awards, one reviewer predicted it would be the thriller of 2015, adding, 'At one point, ironically, I read it on the train into work and almost missed my stop!
- Harper Lee, one reviewer predicted it would be the thriller of 2015, adding, 'At one point, ironically, I read it on the train into work and almost missed my stop!
- Pulitzer Prize, one reviewer predicted it would be the thriller of 2015, adding, 'At one point, ironically, I read it on the train into work and almost missed my stop!
- To Kill A Mocking Bird, one reviewer predicted it would be the thriller of 2015, adding, 'At one point, ironically, I read it on the train into work and almost missed my stop!


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) A police report says that Venus Williams is responsible for a car accident earlier this month in Florida, which caused injuries to a 78-year-old man who later died. The Palm Beach Gardens Police report states the accident occurred on June 9 in Palm Beach Gardens and the victim, Jerome Barson, was a passenger in a car that was driven by his wife, Linda Barson. The victim's family has since filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Williams, alleging negligence. According to the suit, the impact of the crash caused damage to both vehicles. The Barsons' 2016 Hyundai Accent was "crushed, the front windshield shattered, the airbags deployed, there was crush damage to the rear on the driver's side, and the back window was shattered." Williams' 2010 Toyota Sequoia "was also severely damaged," the suit says.

Authorities did not issue Ms.

OPTIONS:
- Barsons with any citations or traffic violations.
- Florida with any citations or traffic violations.
- Hyundai Accent with any citations or traffic violations.
- Jerome Barson with any citations or traffic violations.
- Linda Barson with any citations or traffic violations.
- Palm Beach Gardens with any citations or traffic violations.
- Palm Beach Gardens Police with any citations or traffic violations.
- Toyota Sequoia with any citations or traffic violations.
- Venus Williams with any citations or traffic violations.
- Williams with any citations or traffic violations.


Write the last sentence in this story.

Valhalla, New York (CNN) Nicole McDonald eases her silver minivan across Bear Mountain Bridge and hooks a right onto the steep two-lane highway. The road twists like a snake up the mountainous incline, an old route where the road's edge blends into beautiful greenery and perilous cliffs overlook the Hudson River. Where your knuckles turn white from clutching the steering wheel and a knot grows in your belly. Nicole makes this trip every day from her home in upstate New York to see her twin sons, Jadon and Anias. The 21-month-old boys are at Blythedale Children's Hospital 40 miles to the south, where they've been undergoing rehabilitation since mid-December. The twins, born joined at the head, captured the world's attention after a marathon surgery to separate them last fall.

OPTIONS:
- Anias fell asleep in his crib, and she worked to put Anias down.
- Anias McDonald fell asleep in his crib, and she worked to put Anias down.
- Bear Mountain Bridge fell asleep in his crib, and she worked to put Anias down.
- Blythedale Children's Hospital fell asleep in his crib, and she worked to put Anias down.
- CNN fell asleep in his crib, and she worked to put Anias down.
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- Rehab fell asleep in his crib, and she worked to put Anias down.
- Valhalla fell asleep in his crib, and she worked to put Anias down.


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A driver who was eight months pregnant has died after trying to pass an 18-wheeler, but smashed into an oncoming car, killing a family of three. Kimberly Lausier, 38, of Madawaska was attempting to get past a tractor-trailer on a northern Maine highway on Monday when her SUV smashed head-on into a car driven by Bobbi-Jo Johnston, 33, of Fort Fairfield. Both drivers were killed in the crash at 10:30am. Kimberly Lausier, 38, of Madawaska was attempting to get past a tractor-trailer on a northern Maine highway on Monday when her SUV smashed head-on into a car. Pictured:  Mrs Lausier's 53-year-old husband, Robert, was hospitalized with leg injuries that are not considered life-threatening

Two-year-old

OPTIONS:
- Alana also died in the smash alongside her mother and her grandmother
- Bobbi-Jo Johnston also died in the smash alongside her mother and her grandmother
- Fort Fairfield also died in the smash alongside her mother and her grandmother
- Johnston also died in the smash alongside her mother and her grandmother
- Kimberly Lausier also died in the smash alongside her mother and her grandmother
- Laurie Ann Johnston also died in the smash alongside her mother and her grandmother
- Lausier also died in the smash alongside her mother and her grandmother
- Madawaska also died in the smash alongside her mother and her grandmother
- Maine also died in the smash alongside her mother and her grandmother
- Robert also died in the smash alongside her mother and her grandmother


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(CNN) The first face-to-face meeting between US President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was sealed with a bear hug Monday, as the two leaders looked to publicly underscore their new found friendship. Speaking after their meeting in the White House Rose Garden, Trump recalled his previous campaign pledge, that if elected, India would have a true friend in the White House. "And that is now exactly what you have -- a true friend," said Trump. Declaring the official meeting a success, Trump went on to describe the relationship between India and the United States as having "never been stronger, has never been better."

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- Donald Trump meanwhile, described his White House visit as being "filled with friendliness" from the "opening tweet to the end of our talks."
- India meanwhile, described his White House visit as being "filled with friendliness" from the "opening tweet to the end of our talks."
- Indian meanwhile, described his White House visit as being "filled with friendliness" from the "opening tweet to the end of our talks."
- Narendra Modi meanwhile, described his White House visit as being "filled with friendliness" from the "opening tweet to the end of our talks."
- Trump meanwhile, described his White House visit as being "filled with friendliness" from the "opening tweet to the end of our talks."
- US meanwhile, described his White House visit as being "filled with friendliness" from the "opening tweet to the end of our talks."
- United States meanwhile, described his White House visit as being "filled with friendliness" from the "opening tweet to the end of our talks."
- White House meanwhile, described his White House visit as being "filled with friendliness" from the "opening tweet to the end of our talks."
- White House Rose Garden meanwhile, described his White House visit as being "filled with friendliness" from the "opening tweet to the end of our talks."


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Former Arsenal captain Thierry Henry believes with the right additions, star man Alexis Sanchez can fire the Gunners to the Barclays Premier League title next season. Arsenal appear on the verge of bringing in veteran goalkeeper Petr Cech from Chelsea. Manager Arsene Wenger is also expected to strengthen the outfield, with targets such as Porto forward Jackson Martinez, Monaco midfielder Geoffrey Kondogbia, Borussia Dortmund's Sven Bender and Southampton's Morgan Schneiderlin. Scroll down to video It is, however, the performances of Sanchez, now leading Chile's hopes at the Copa America, which for Henry will be key. 'As an Arsenal fan I am very excited about next season and hopefully we can bring some people to the club, some new players maybe but when you have a guy like Alexis Sanchez anything can happen. Hopefully he can fire us to the title next year,' said Henry, Arsenal's record goalscorer and member of the Invincibles 2003/2004 squad.

Henry said on

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- Alexis Sanchez: 'We want to see that more and more and I know that he has that in his locker.
- Arsenal: 'We want to see that more and more and I know that he has that in his locker.
- Arsene Wenger: 'We want to see that more and more and I know that he has that in his locker.
- Barclays Premier League: 'We want to see that more and more and I know that he has that in his locker.
- Borussia Dortmund: 'We want to see that more and more and I know that he has that in his locker.
- Cech: 'We want to see that more and more and I know that he has that in his locker.
- Chelsea: 'We want to see that more and more and I know that he has that in his locker.
- Chile: 'We want to see that more and more and I know that he has that in his locker.
- Christophe Lollichon: 'We want to see that more and more and I know that he has that in his locker.
- Copa America: 'We want to see that more and more and I know that he has that in his locker.
- Emirates Stadium: 'We want to see that more and more and I know that he has that in his locker.
- Geoffrey Kondogbia: 'We want to see that more and more and I know that he has that in his locker.
- Gunners: 'We want to see that more and more and I know that he has that in his locker.
- Henry: 'We want to see that more and more and I know that he has that in his locker.
- Invincibles: 'We want to see that more and more and I know that he has that in his locker.
- Jackson Martinez: 'We want to see that more and more and I know that he has that in his locker.
- Monaco: 'We want to see that more and more and I know that he has that in his locker.
- Morgan Schneiderlin: 'We want to see that more and more and I know that he has that in his locker.
- Petr Cech: 'We want to see that more and more and I know that he has that in his locker.
- Porto: 'We want to see that more and more and I know that he has that in his locker.
- Sanchez: 'We want to see that more and more and I know that he has that in his locker.
- Southampton: 'We want to see that more and more and I know that he has that in his locker.
- Sven Bender: 'We want to see that more and more and I know that he has that in his locker.
- The Gunners: 'We want to see that more and more and I know that he has that in his locker.
- Thierry Henry: 'We want to see that more and more and I know that he has that in his locker.


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Italian newspapers Corriere dello Sport and Tuttosport carry two major transfer lines with the media outlets suggesting Robin van Persie could replace Carlos Tevez at Juventus. Corriere dello Sport go with the headline 'Tevez Addio' which translates to 'Goodbye Tevez'. They have linked the 31-year-old Juventus striker to Ligue 1 champions Paris Saint-Germain and his former side Boca Juniors. Van Persie, who has just one more year left on his current deal at Manchester United, is among a list of strikers wanted by Juventus to replace the outgoing Tevez. The Dutchman has reportedly offered his services to the Champions League finalists, while Edinson Cavani, Mario Mandzukic and Gonzalo Higuain are also being considered by Juventus managing director Giuseppe Marotta.

Another player who could be heading to

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
- Boca Juniors is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
- Carlos Tevez is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
- Champions League is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
- Corriere dello Sport is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
- Dani Alves is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
- Dutchman is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
- Edinson Cavani is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
- Germain is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
- Giuseppe Marotta is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
- Gonzalo Higuain is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
- Goodbye Tevez is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
- Italian is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
- Javier Hernandez is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
- Juventus is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
- Ligue is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
- Man United is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
- Manchester United is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
- Mario Mandzukic is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
- Milan is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
- Paris Saint is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
- Real Madrid is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
- Robin van Persie is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
- Serie A is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
- Tevez is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
- Tevez Addio is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
- Tuttosport is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
- Van Persie is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.


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The horrific gas explosion in East Village on Thursday brought Manhattan to a standstill and left a lingering fear about the city-wide, never-ending building works. Photographer Nathan Blaney, who captured the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, was sat feet away in Bull McCabe's bar when the now-destroyed sushi restaurant exploded. Sprinting out the door, he grabbed his camera and documented the scene in a poignant collection of images. Scroll down for video This is the moment emergency services rushed to a gas explosion which blew three East Village buildings into oblivion on Thursday Poignant: Photographer Nathan Blaney, who captured the 9/11 attacks, was around the corner and documented the scene

OPTIONS:
- Bull McCabe has yet to be accounted for as officers work to identify the second body found among the debris.
- East Village has yet to be accounted for as officers work to identify the second body found among the debris.
- Figueroa has yet to be accounted for as officers work to identify the second body found among the debris.
- Manhattan has yet to be accounted for as officers work to identify the second body found among the debris.
- Moises Locon has yet to be accounted for as officers work to identify the second body found among the debris.
- Nathan Blaney has yet to be accounted for as officers work to identify the second body found among the debris.
- Nicholas Figueroa has yet to be accounted for as officers work to identify the second body found among the debris.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump will not head to Milwaukee for a previously scheduled visit of a Harley-Davidson factory after the company decided it wasn't comfortable hosting him amid planned protests, an administration official said Tuesday. Trump had been scheduled to tour the factory Thursday where he also planned to sign executive orders related to American manufacturing. The visit had not been publicly announced, but White House staffers were already on the ground in Milwaukee setting up for Trump's planned visit to the factory on Thursday. White House spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham confirmed Trump is not expected to go to Milwaukee on Thursday.

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- American-Davidson issued a statement Tuesday night saying they "don't have, nor did we have, a scheduled visit from the President this week at any of our facilities."
- CNN-Davidson issued a statement Tuesday night saying they "don't have, nor did we have, a scheduled visit from the President this week at any of our facilities."
- Davidson-Davidson issued a statement Tuesday night saying they "don't have, nor did we have, a scheduled visit from the President this week at any of our facilities."
- Donald Trump-Davidson issued a statement Tuesday night saying they "don't have, nor did we have, a scheduled visit from the President this week at any of our facilities."
- Harley-Davidson issued a statement Tuesday night saying they "don't have, nor did we have, a scheduled visit from the President this week at any of our facilities."
- Milwaukee-Davidson issued a statement Tuesday night saying they "don't have, nor did we have, a scheduled visit from the President this week at any of our facilities."
- Stephanie Grisham-Davidson issued a statement Tuesday night saying they "don't have, nor did we have, a scheduled visit from the President this week at any of our facilities."
- Trump-Davidson issued a statement Tuesday night saying they "don't have, nor did we have, a scheduled visit from the President this week at any of our facilities."
- Washington-Davidson issued a statement Tuesday night saying they "don't have, nor did we have, a scheduled visit from the President this week at any of our facilities."
- White House-Davidson issued a statement Tuesday night saying they "don't have, nor did we have, a scheduled visit from the President this week at any of our facilities."


Three massive wildfires have swept through California consuming hundreds of acres of land and forcing many from their homes. Fierce flames caused mass evacuations not far from Los Angeles, and at one point caused the closure of the Interstate 5 freeway. Fire-fighting planes and helicopters were sent to battle the blazes, two of which burned near LA and the other of which started in the north-east of the state, near the border with Nevada. Around LA, evacuations were ultimately canceled for around a thousand people as a brush fire to the north of the city, which covered 350 acres at its peak, was reduced to smoldering hotspots.

The blaze about 90 miles east of

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- California was partially contained after burning nearly 30 square miles of old-growth timber.
- Interstate was partially contained after burning nearly 30 square miles of old-growth timber.
- LA was partially contained after burning nearly 30 square miles of old-growth timber.
- Lake Tahoe was partially contained after burning nearly 30 square miles of old-growth timber.
- Los Angeles was partially contained after burning nearly 30 square miles of old-growth timber.
- Nevada was partially contained after burning nearly 30 square miles of old-growth timber.


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A London neighbourhood has found itself host to a rather exotic new resident - a large and rather aggressive peacock which appears to have escaped from the zoo. The brightly-plumed bird has been spotted wandering the streets and gardens of Hampstead and Camden for almost a week. . Concerned residents have contacted both the police and the RSPCA but so far the wily bird has evaded capture by flying away whenever it has been approached. A ZSL London Zoo spokesman said: 'There is a wild population of peafowl in Regent’s Park, and while we cannot confirm from the pics if this individual is one of them ZSL London Zoo’s keepers are currently trying to recapture a female peafowl from the Zoo.

OPTIONS:
- Camden resident Fifi Russell said: 'It's absolutely huge, really robust and strong.
- Exotic resident Fifi Russell said: 'It's absolutely huge, really robust and strong.
- Hampstead resident Fifi Russell said: 'It's absolutely huge, really robust and strong.
- London resident Fifi Russell said: 'It's absolutely huge, really robust and strong.
- RSPCA resident Fifi Russell said: 'It's absolutely huge, really robust and strong.
- Regent’s Park resident Fifi Russell said: 'It's absolutely huge, really robust and strong.
- ZSL London Zoo resident Fifi Russell said: 'It's absolutely huge, really robust and strong.
- Zoo resident Fifi Russell said: 'It's absolutely huge, really robust and strong.


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During the course of a Premier League season, weekly press conferences can become mundane very quickly but there is never any chance of tedium in Far East Asia. When Liverpool were in Kuala Lumpur four years ago, Kenny Dalglish was made to wait before he could take his seat on stage because the man hosting the event had an important message to relay to the assembled media. 'Ladies and gentlemen, please switch off your mobile phones,' he urged. 'We do not want legend that is Kenny Dalglish to be interrupted by the sounds of Lady Gaga or anything like that!'

Some players did the bare minimum, others scuttled away from the massed ranks without even a cursory wave but nothing was too much trouble for

OPTIONS:
- Bangkok.
- Brendan Rodgers.
- Europop.
- Far East Asia.
- Gaga.
- Jordan Henderson.
- Kenny Dalglish.
- Kuala Lumpur.
- Liverpool.
- Premier League.
- Rodgers.
- Stadium.
- Thai.
- True Thai All.


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World No 1 Novak Djokovic fell to a shock defeat against German teenager Alexander Zverev at The Boodles Wimbledon warm-up event on Friday. Zverev, 18, beat the Serbian 6-4, 6-3 to secure a surprise straight-sets victory just three days before the start of Wimbledon. Djokovic begins his defence of the Wimbledon crown with a first round match against Germany’s Philipp Kohlschreiber on Monday. However, he'll be hoping he doesn't suffer a hangover following the surprise defeat against his opponent, who is ranked 76th. It was the Serbian tennis star's 10th consecutive visit to the Wimbledon warm-up event, as he looked to perfect his game ahead of the main event in SW19.

OPTIONS:
- Alexander Zverev is also trained by Jez Green, who used to work for Andy Murray.
- Boodles is also trained by Jez Green, who used to work for Andy Murray.
- Boodles Wimbledon is also trained by Jez Green, who used to work for Andy Murray.
- Djokovic is also trained by Jez Green, who used to work for Andy Murray.
- German is also trained by Jez Green, who used to work for Andy Murray.
- Germany is also trained by Jez Green, who used to work for Andy Murray.
- Novak Djokovic is also trained by Jez Green, who used to work for Andy Murray.
- Philipp Kohlschreiber is also trained by Jez Green, who used to work for Andy Murray.
- Serbian is also trained by Jez Green, who used to work for Andy Murray.
- Stoke Park is also trained by Jez Green, who used to work for Andy Murray.
- Wimbledon is also trained by Jez Green, who used to work for Andy Murray.
- World No is also trained by Jez Green, who used to work for Andy Murray.
- Zverev is also trained by Jez Green, who used to work for Andy Murray.


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A recent outbreak of E. coli linked to Chipotle restaurants in nine U.S. states has caused sales to plummet by as much as 22 percent in recent weeks, the restaurant chain announced on Friday. The Denver-based chain said sales trends have been 'extremely volatile' since it closed restaurants in Oregon and Washington in early November as a result of the outbreak. Earlier on Friday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said the outbreak had expanded to nine states, with a total of 52 reported illnesses. That was up from the six states and 45 illnesses as of late November.

OPTIONS:
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which is known for touting the quality of its ingredients, also said Friday it was tightening its food standards.
- Chipotle, which is known for touting the quality of its ingredients, also said Friday it was tightening its food standards.
- Denver, which is known for touting the quality of its ingredients, also said Friday it was tightening its food standards.
- E. coli, which is known for touting the quality of its ingredients, also said Friday it was tightening its food standards.
- Oregon, which is known for touting the quality of its ingredients, also said Friday it was tightening its food standards.
- U.S., which is known for touting the quality of its ingredients, also said Friday it was tightening its food standards.
- Washington, which is known for touting the quality of its ingredients, also said Friday it was tightening its food standards.


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(CNN) Grigor Dimitrov was already a big deal in Bulgaria, but his ATP Finals victory in London has secured him 'rock star' status. His three-set triumph over Belgium's David Goffin was broadcast live on three Bulgarian TV stations, he received a personal message of congratulations from the country's President and the Mayor of his hometown wants to name their tennis courts after him. "This win means a lot to me, to my family, for the team but also for the country," Dimitrov told Christina Macfarlane in the CNN studio the day after his win at the O2. "I'm proud to be Bulgarian, I've played for my country all my life and I'm sure people are going to appreciate that.

It's not hard to understand why

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- ATP Finals has latched on to Dimitrov's achievements.
- ATP World Tour Finals has latched on to Dimitrov's achievements.
- Belgium has latched on to Dimitrov's achievements.
- Bulgaria has latched on to Dimitrov's achievements.
- Bulgarian has latched on to Dimitrov's achievements.
- CNN has latched on to Dimitrov's achievements.
- Christina Macfarlane has latched on to Dimitrov's achievements.
- David Goffin has latched on to Dimitrov's achievements.
- Dimitrov has latched on to Dimitrov's achievements.
- Grigor Dimitrov has latched on to Dimitrov's achievements.
- London has latched on to Dimitrov's achievements.
- O2 has latched on to Dimitrov's achievements.


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Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, will welcome its first ever transgender swimmer this fall. Shuyler Bailar, 19, of Virginia, was recruited to swim for the school as a girl but he'll be jumping into the pool as a boy. He is the first ever openly transgender athlete at a Division I college. As a girl, Bailar struggled with depression, suicidal thoughts, eating disorders and even a broken back. However the 5-foot-8, 170 pound athlete exceeded as swimming and set a national relay record with future Olympic swimming champion Katie Ledecky. 'I was a very lost kid who didn’t understand why I spent my entire childhood being a boy but not really, one who focused intently on studies and swimming to distract from anything that came up in my mind,' said Bailar who attended the private Georgetown Day School in the Virginia district where he grew up.

One such photo posted in April is of

OPTIONS:
- Bailar as a female and a male- a post he said was difficult to share.
- Cambridge as a female and a male- a post he said was difficult to share.
- Division I as a female and a male- a post he said was difficult to share.
- Georgetown Day School as a female and a male- a post he said was difficult to share.
- Harvard as a female and a male- a post he said was difficult to share.
- Harvard University as a female and a male- a post he said was difficult to share.
- Katie Ledecky as a female and a male- a post he said was difficult to share.
- Massachusetts as a female and a male- a post he said was difficult to share.
- Olympic as a female and a male- a post he said was difficult to share.
- Shuyler Bailar as a female and a male- a post he said was difficult to share.
- Virginia as a female and a male- a post he said was difficult to share.


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Jenson Button's miserable Formula One season continued in Bahrain after he failed to start the Bahrain Grand Prix. The British driver was set to start from the back of the grid after he broke down in qualifying. But despite frantic work from his McLaren team to get his car ready in time for the race in Sakhir, Button was forced to watch from the sidelines. Jenson Button (left) waves to fans during the drivers parade before the start of the Bahrain Grand Prix 'The engine is not broken,' said McLaren chairman Ron Dennis. 'What we have is the data in the Energy Recovery System is not clean and the chances of it failing are quite high so it is probably best not to run it.'

Button jumps out of his McLaren after failing to complete the qualifying session in

OPTIONS:
- Bahrain
- Bahrain Grand Prix
- British
- Button
- Energy Recovery System
- Formula One
- Grand Prix
- Jenson Button
- McLaren
- Ron Dennis
- Sakhir


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(CNN) This season's blockbuster isn't showing in theaters, it's lighting up the skies overhead. The annual Perseid meteor shower, which is known for some of the brightest shooting stars, is slated to happen this week, giving stargazers the opportunity to view this year's most anticipated meteor shower. This month's celestial event may be even more spectacular because of an increased rate of meteors, according to NASA. "Forecasters are predicting a Perseid outburst this year with double normal rates on the night of August 11-12," said Bill Cooke with NASA's Meteoroid Environments Office in Huntsville, Alabama. "Under perfect conditions, rates could soar to 200 meteors per hour."

For reference, May's Eta Aquarids meteor shower had a rate of 10 meteors per hour -- slim pickings compared to the

OPTIONS:
- Alabama' light show.
- Bill Cooke' light show.
- Huntsville' light show.
- Meteoroid Environments Office' light show.
- NASA' light show.
- Northern Hemisphere' light show.
- Perseid' light show.
- Perseids' light show.


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Riverside, California (CNN) Enrique Marquez, a friend of San Bernardino shooter Syed Rizwan Farook, pleaded not guilty Wednesday in federal court to charges of conspiring to provide material support to terrorists, two counts of making false statements when buying two rifles, one count of marriage fraud and one count of making a false statement on immigration paperwork. U.S. District Judge Sheri Pym set his trial for February 23. It's expected to last 12 to 14 days, according to the prosecutor. A status conference and motion hearing will be held February 8. Marquez is suspected of buying rifles used by Farook and Farook's wife, Tashfeen Malik, in the December 2 mass shooting that left 14 people dead in San Bernardino. The married couple were killed in a shootout with police a few hours later.

OPTIONS:
- CNN asked the defendant his name, if he understood his rights and if he had seen his indictment.
- California asked the defendant his name, if he understood his rights and if he had seen his indictment.
- Enrique Marquez asked the defendant his name, if he understood his rights and if he had seen his indictment.
- Farook asked the defendant his name, if he understood his rights and if he had seen his indictment.
- Marquez asked the defendant his name, if he understood his rights and if he had seen his indictment.
- Riverside asked the defendant his name, if he understood his rights and if he had seen his indictment.
- San Bernardino asked the defendant his name, if he understood his rights and if he had seen his indictment.
- Sheri Pym asked the defendant his name, if he understood his rights and if he had seen his indictment.
- Syed Rizwan Farook asked the defendant his name, if he understood his rights and if he had seen his indictment.
- Tashfeen Malik asked the defendant his name, if he understood his rights and if he had seen his indictment.
- U.S. asked the defendant his name, if he understood his rights and if he had seen his indictment.


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Harry Kane is the third highest goalscorer in Europe's top five leagues with only La Liga superstars Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi ahead of the Tottenham star. Barcelona ace Messi leapfrogged rival Ronaldo to lead the way as Europe's most potent striker by scoring a hat-trick against Rayo Vallecano to take his tally for the season up to 41 goals in 38 games. Messi, who helped his side to an emphatic 6-1 win on Sunday, has now scored 40 goals or more in each of his last six seasons. Tottenham striker Harry Kane celebrates at Loftus Road after scoring in his side's 2-1 win against QPR

Cristiano Ronaldo is three goals behind

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona having scored 39 goals during the course of the season
- Cristiano Ronaldo having scored 39 goals during the course of the season
- English having scored 39 goals during the course of the season
- Europe having scored 39 goals during the course of the season
- Harry Kane having scored 39 goals during the course of the season
- La Liga having scored 39 goals during the course of the season
- Lionel Messi having scored 39 goals during the course of the season
- Loftus Road having scored 39 goals during the course of the season
- Messi having scored 39 goals during the course of the season
- QPR having scored 39 goals during the course of the season
- Rayo Vallecano having scored 39 goals during the course of the season
- Ronaldo having scored 39 goals during the course of the season
- Roy Hodgson having scored 39 goals during the course of the season
- Tottenham having scored 39 goals during the course of the season


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Liverpool midfielder Adam Lallana admits successive draws in new manager Jurgen Klopp's first two matches have added a dose of realism to temper fans' sky-high expectations. The former Borussia Dortmund coach's arrival at Anfield a fortnight ago sparked a wave of optimism on Merseyside with many fans' predicting great things from the off. From the start Klopp insisted he was not a miracle worker and change would take time, and a 1-1 Europa League draw at home to 10-man Rubin Kazan – on the back of a goalless stalemate at Tottenham – has highlighted exactly that. 'It was never going to just change overnight,' said Lallana, who had another good game under the German.

Benteke and Firmino both came off the bench against Kazan and

OPTIONS:
- Adam Lallana will hope they can add more threat in the final third, something which has been a problem all season.
- Anfield will hope they can add more threat in the final third, something which has been a problem all season.
- Borussia Dortmund will hope they can add more threat in the final third, something which has been a problem all season.
- Europa League will hope they can add more threat in the final third, something which has been a problem all season.
- German will hope they can add more threat in the final third, something which has been a problem all season.
- Jurgen Klopp will hope they can add more threat in the final third, something which has been a problem all season.
- Klopp will hope they can add more threat in the final third, something which has been a problem all season.
- Lallana will hope they can add more threat in the final third, something which has been a problem all season.
- Liverpool will hope they can add more threat in the final third, something which has been a problem all season.
- Merseyside will hope they can add more threat in the final third, something which has been a problem all season.
- Reds will hope they can add more threat in the final third, something which has been a problem all season.
- Rubin Kazan will hope they can add more threat in the final third, something which has been a problem all season.
- Tottenham will hope they can add more threat in the final third, something which has been a problem all season.


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A prison pen pal of Shawshank escapee and convicted murderer Richard Matt is opening up about her relationship with the man. The woman, who refers to herself as BonJo to protect her identity, revealed in a new interview that she first began corresponding with Matt three years ago when he became friends with her husband, who was housed on the same cell block. She then began frequently sending him packages and letter, and received her final letter from Matt on June 5 - hours before he and Richard Sweat escaped from the Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora, New York. 'I sent Valentines cards, birthday cards, Father’s Day cards Christmas cards, you know, he was like family,' BonJo told WIVB about her pen pal, who she called Rick.

I got real quiet, tears started forming and I said I got to get out of here,' said

OPTIONS:
- BonJo, who found out while she was at work.
- Clinton Correctional Facility, who found out while she was at work.
- Dannemora, who found out while she was at work.
- David Sweat, who found out while she was at work.
- Father’s Day, who found out while she was at work.
- Matt, who found out while she was at work.
- New York, who found out while she was at work.
- Richard Matt, who found out while she was at work.
- Richard Sweat, who found out while she was at work.
- Rick, who found out while she was at work.
- Shawshank, who found out while she was at work.
- Valentines, who found out while she was at work.
- WIVB, who found out while she was at work.


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(CNN) Jennifer Allison didn't know how long her baby might survive after being born. When she was 20 weeks pregnant, the doctor told her that her daughter, Sky, would be born with heterotaxy, a series of defects affecting the heart, intestines, spleen and other organs. They gave the baby a 15-20% chance of surviving her first year and warned Allison that even if her daughter made it through that, she may not survive the toddler years. Allison, a nurse and mother of two other young children, decided to "carry Sky as far as she wanted to go." She reached out to documentary photographer Ash Adams, aware of her documentary body of work on birth in Alaska. Allison didn't know how much time she'd have with Sky and thought she'd like to have something documented of what time she did have with her. She told Adams that she wanted Sky's birth story to be shared and be a part of something bigger.

"The team put (

OPTIONS:
- Adams) on the examination table on her side, and she opened one eye from a very pink face and looked right at me from just about a foot away," Adams said.
- Alaska) on the examination table on her side, and she opened one eye from a very pink face and looked right at me from just about a foot away," Adams said.
- Allison) on the examination table on her side, and she opened one eye from a very pink face and looked right at me from just about a foot away," Adams said.
- Ash Adams) on the examination table on her side, and she opened one eye from a very pink face and looked right at me from just about a foot away," Adams said.
- CNN) on the examination table on her side, and she opened one eye from a very pink face and looked right at me from just about a foot away," Adams said.
- Jennifer Allison) on the examination table on her side, and she opened one eye from a very pink face and looked right at me from just about a foot away," Adams said.
- Sky) on the examination table on her side, and she opened one eye from a very pink face and looked right at me from just about a foot away," Adams said.


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(CNN)In A.D. 79, Mount Vesuvius erupted and buried the cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum. Almost 2,000 years later, researchers may be on the brink of reading some of the charred scrolls damaged in the eruption. The scrolls, which were buried in a Herculaneum library and excavated 260 years ago, are easily damaged or destroyed by unwrapping, so researchers have been unable to read them without risk. But by using X-ray phase contrast tomography -- a 3-D technique used in medicine for soft biological tissue -- they have been able to reveal writing on the tightly wrapped scrolls without unrolling them, wrote a team led by Vito Mocella of the Naples-based Institute for Microelectronics and Microsystems of the National Council of Research.

The

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- 3-D library, which was uncovered in the 1750s, is the only ancient library to survive with its books, the researchers point out.
- CNN library, which was uncovered in the 1750s, is the only ancient library to survive with its books, the researchers point out.
- Herculaneum library, which was uncovered in the 1750s, is the only ancient library to survive with its books, the researchers point out.
- Institute for Microelectronics and Microsystems library, which was uncovered in the 1750s, is the only ancient library to survive with its books, the researchers point out.
- Mount Vesuvius library, which was uncovered in the 1750s, is the only ancient library to survive with its books, the researchers point out.
- Naples library, which was uncovered in the 1750s, is the only ancient library to survive with its books, the researchers point out.
- National Council of Research library, which was uncovered in the 1750s, is the only ancient library to survive with its books, the researchers point out.
- Pompeii library, which was uncovered in the 1750s, is the only ancient library to survive with its books, the researchers point out.
- Vito Mocella library, which was uncovered in the 1750s, is the only ancient library to survive with its books, the researchers point out.


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Jeremy Hunt said a future Conservative government would look into the findings 'in detail' The Mail’s revelations sparked outrage last night with all three major political parties backing calls for an inquiry. There was disgust too among frontline NHS staff and patients. The head of the Royal College of Nursing said nurses who had faced five years of pay freezes would struggle to comprehend the six per cent pay rise for their bosses. Patient groups said the packages were indefensible when patients were seeing spiralling waiting times and cuts to routine procedures. Professor Jane Dacre, president of the Royal College of Physicians, called for an independent review of top NHS pay while Professor Sir Brian Jarman, a senior Government health adviser, called for a public inquiry, saying bosses were manipulating the system.

She said

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- Brian Jarman bosses were signing off their own pay rises and taking advantage of loopholes in the ‘exceptionally generous’ NHS pension scheme.
- Conservative bosses were signing off their own pay rises and taking advantage of loopholes in the ‘exceptionally generous’ NHS pension scheme.
- Daily Mail bosses were signing off their own pay rises and taking advantage of loopholes in the ‘exceptionally generous’ NHS pension scheme.
- Government bosses were signing off their own pay rises and taking advantage of loopholes in the ‘exceptionally generous’ NHS pension scheme.
- Jane Dacre bosses were signing off their own pay rises and taking advantage of loopholes in the ‘exceptionally generous’ NHS pension scheme.
- Jeremy Hunt bosses were signing off their own pay rises and taking advantage of loopholes in the ‘exceptionally generous’ NHS pension scheme.
- Mail bosses were signing off their own pay rises and taking advantage of loopholes in the ‘exceptionally generous’ NHS pension scheme.
- NHS bosses were signing off their own pay rises and taking advantage of loopholes in the ‘exceptionally generous’ NHS pension scheme.
- Royal College of Nursing bosses were signing off their own pay rises and taking advantage of loopholes in the ‘exceptionally generous’ NHS pension scheme.
- Royal College of Physicians bosses were signing off their own pay rises and taking advantage of loopholes in the ‘exceptionally generous’ NHS pension scheme.


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(CNN) The leadership of the AFL-CIO voted on Thursday to endorse Hillary Clinton for president, according to a spokesman for the union federation. "Hillary Clinton is a proven leader who shares our values," AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka said in a statement after the vote. "Throughout the campaign, she has demonstrated a strong commitment to the issues that matter to working people, and our members have taken notice. The activism of working people has already been a major force in this election and is now poised to elect Hillary Clinton and move America forward." The endorsement from the more than 12 million member organization is a boon for Clinton, who after clinching the Democratic nomination for president will face Republican presumptive nominee Donald Trump in November.

Last week, the

OPTIONS:
- AFL-CIO's political committee voted to back Clinton in the general presidential election, a move that all but locked up the endorsement for the former secretary of state.
- America-CIO's political committee voted to back Clinton in the general presidential election, a move that all but locked up the endorsement for the former secretary of state.
- CIO-CIO's political committee voted to back Clinton in the general presidential election, a move that all but locked up the endorsement for the former secretary of state.
- Clinton-CIO's political committee voted to back Clinton in the general presidential election, a move that all but locked up the endorsement for the former secretary of state.
- Democratic-CIO's political committee voted to back Clinton in the general presidential election, a move that all but locked up the endorsement for the former secretary of state.
- Donald Trump-CIO's political committee voted to back Clinton in the general presidential election, a move that all but locked up the endorsement for the former secretary of state.
- Hillary Clinton-CIO's political committee voted to back Clinton in the general presidential election, a move that all but locked up the endorsement for the former secretary of state.
- Republican-CIO's political committee voted to back Clinton in the general presidential election, a move that all but locked up the endorsement for the former secretary of state.
- Richard Trumka-CIO's political committee voted to back Clinton in the general presidential election, a move that all but locked up the endorsement for the former secretary of state.


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(CNN) -- Few people can forget the moment quake victim Anna Zizi, 69, was dragged from the rubble, singing at the top of her voice, her face caked in dirt and debris. Amidst the heartache and anguish brought by the devastating earthquake, music has proved a source of comfort for Haitians at home and abroad. Those living in France, in particular, say the sounds of kompa help bring their hearts closer to home and soothe their souls. "For Haitian people, kompa music is like a cure. It helps us to forget stress and the bad times in life," said Original H, a popular Haitian kompa group in Paris, in a statement emailed to CNN.

In

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- Anna Zizi, kompa musicians are now rallying for their homeland and performing in charity concerts.
- CNN, kompa musicians are now rallying for their homeland and performing in charity concerts.
- Creole, kompa musicians are now rallying for their homeland and performing in charity concerts.
- France, kompa musicians are now rallying for their homeland and performing in charity concerts.
- Haitian, kompa musicians are now rallying for their homeland and performing in charity concerts.
- Haitians, kompa musicians are now rallying for their homeland and performing in charity concerts.
- Kompa, kompa musicians are now rallying for their homeland and performing in charity concerts.
- Original H, kompa musicians are now rallying for their homeland and performing in charity concerts.
- Paris, kompa musicians are now rallying for their homeland and performing in charity concerts.


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Real Sociedad have quashed speculation that David Moyes will leave the club this summer and return to coaching in England. The Basque outfit also played down the possibility that Burnley forward Danny Ings, a player Moyes would like to have in his squad next season, will sign for La Real. Moyes, the former manager of Everton and Manchester United, took the helm of Real Sociedad in November with the club just above the drop zone and steered them to a 12th-placed finish. The Scot has been linked with West Ham and Sunderland this summer but Sociedad president Jokin Aperribay is unaware of any offers for the 52-year-old, who is under contract with the Primera Division club until June 2016.

'We made an important structural decision by bringing in

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- Aperribay last year.
- Basque last year.
- Burnley last year.
- Danny Ings last year.
- David Moyes last year.
- England last year.
- Everton last year.
- Ings last year.
- Jokin Aperribay last year.
- La Real last year.
- Liverpool last year.
- Manchester United last year.
- Moyes last year.
- Primera Division last year.
- Real Sociedad last year.
- Scot last year.
- Sociedad last year.
- Sunderland last year.
- West Ham last year.


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Washington (CNN) Ohio Republican Gov. John Kasich slammed the GOP health care bill on CNN's "State of the Union" Sunday morning, calling it "inadequate" and saying his party was "trying to fulfill a campaign promise" in pushing it through. The former presidential candidate said Medicaid covers 700,000 people in his state, a third of whom have mental illness or drug addictions and a quarter of whom have chronic diseases -- people who Kasich said would be hurt by the proposed changes in the bill. Kasich cited how the bill would limit Medicaid expansion by 2020, which he said would create problems because of the way people cycle off of Medicaid coverage -- and never to get back on.

"Remember that there are no cuts to the Medicaid program; there's increases in spending, but what we're doing is apportioning it in a way that allows the states more flexibility to cover their Medicaid and care for their

OPTIONS:
- CBO population," Price said.
- CNN population," Price said.
- GOP population," Price said.
- John Kasich population," Price said.
- Kasich population," Price said.
- Medicaid population," Price said.
- Ohio population," Price said.
- Republican population," Price said.
- State of the Union population," Price said.
- Washington population," Price said.


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(CNN) On the hot summer night on of July 12, 1967, two white policemen in Newark, New Jersey, arrested an African-American cabdriver named John Smith for "tailgating" and driving in the wrong direction. The police also accused Smith of physical assault and using offensive language. Race relations had been growing more tense over the year as Newark Mayor Hugh Addonizio announced a series of decisions that had angered the African-American community. Some of the residents who were living across the street from where the arrest took place walked out of their homes to watch the incident. Smith was badly beaten. As the police hauled him to the Fourth Precinct station, word spread within the community about what was happening. African-American taxi drivers sent out reports through their radios. A crowd slowly gathered to monitor and protest Smith's treatment. Word quickly spread about the arrest and what was taking place inside the station.

There have been reforms to policing, public attitudes about race have changed, and the growth of

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- African-American representation has changed the political dynamics surrounding these issues.
- American-American representation has changed the political dynamics surrounding these issues.
- Fourth Precinct-American representation has changed the political dynamics surrounding these issues.
- Hugh Addonizio-American representation has changed the political dynamics surrounding these issues.
- John Smith-American representation has changed the political dynamics surrounding these issues.
- Julian Zelizer-American representation has changed the political dynamics surrounding these issues.
- New Jersey-American representation has changed the political dynamics surrounding these issues.
- Newark-American representation has changed the political dynamics surrounding these issues.
- Smith-American representation has changed the political dynamics surrounding these issues.
- Zelizer-American representation has changed the political dynamics surrounding these issues.


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The Islamic State has called teen murderer Farhad Jabar a 'brave knight' for slaying NSW Police accountant Curtis Cheng, and urged Australian followers of the  group to carry out similar attacks. In the latest issue of its online magazine, Dabiq, ISIS spokesman Abu Mohammad al-Adnani says police, security, and intelligence workers in Australia should be targeted and murdered. 'If you can kill a kafir (non-muslim) American or European, especially the spiteful and filthy French or an Australian, or a Canadian,  including the citizens of the countries that entered into a coalition against the Islamic State, then rely upon Allah, and kill them in any manner possible, regardless of the method,' he says.

'They sacrificed their souls in the noblest of deeds in pursuit of Allah's pleasure,' the magazine says, applauding the youth of young people who have died carrying out terrorist attacks in

OPTIONS:
- Abu Mohammad' name.
- Abu Mohammad al' name.
- Adnani' name.
- Allah' name.
- American' name.
- Australia' name.
- Australian' name.
- Canadian' name.
- Curtis Cheng' name.
- Dabiq' name.
- European' name.
- Farhad Jabar' name.
- French' name.
- ISIS' name.
- Islamic State' name.
- NSW Police' name.
- Paris' name.


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White Plains, New York (CNN) To Hillary Clinton's campaign, Donald Trump is no more than the political version of Biff Tannen from "Back to the Future," Mick from "Teen Wolf "and Regina George from "Mean Girls." The Clinton campaign's latest ad compares Trump to a series of movie bullies by pairing disparaging lines from the actors with comments Trump has made throughout his career. The formula goes like this: Regina George from Mean Girls saying "you are so stupid" is paired with Trump saying "how stupid are the people of the country" at a November rally, while Biff from Back to the Future saying "I don't want to see you in here again" is paired with Trump kicking people out of his rallies.

The ad opens with a slate the features the definition of bulling and closes with

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- Back to the Future answering a December 2015 question about bullying from Iowa 10-year old Hannah Tandy.
- Biff answering a December 2015 question about bullying from Iowa 10-year old Hannah Tandy.
- Biff Tannen answering a December 2015 question about bullying from Iowa 10-year old Hannah Tandy.
- CNN answering a December 2015 question about bullying from Iowa 10-year old Hannah Tandy.
- Clinton answering a December 2015 question about bullying from Iowa 10-year old Hannah Tandy.
- Donald Trump answering a December 2015 question about bullying from Iowa 10-year old Hannah Tandy.
- Florida answering a December 2015 question about bullying from Iowa 10-year old Hannah Tandy.
- Hillary Clinton answering a December 2015 question about bullying from Iowa 10-year old Hannah Tandy.
- Iowa answering a December 2015 question about bullying from Iowa 10-year old Hannah Tandy.
- Mean Girls answering a December 2015 question about bullying from Iowa 10-year old Hannah Tandy.
- Mick answering a December 2015 question about bullying from Iowa 10-year old Hannah Tandy.
- Nevada answering a December 2015 question about bullying from Iowa 10-year old Hannah Tandy.
- New York answering a December 2015 question about bullying from Iowa 10-year old Hannah Tandy.
- Pennsylvania answering a December 2015 question about bullying from Iowa 10-year old Hannah Tandy.
- Regina George answering a December 2015 question about bullying from Iowa 10-year old Hannah Tandy.
- Teen Wolf answering a December 2015 question about bullying from Iowa 10-year old Hannah Tandy.
- Trump answering a December 2015 question about bullying from Iowa 10-year old Hannah Tandy.
- White Plains answering a December 2015 question about bullying from Iowa 10-year old Hannah Tandy.


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Celebrity chef Pete Evans has lost yet another profitable deal after being dropped as a celebrity ambassador by the national salad chain, Sumo Salad. The food chain are strongly denying that this move is related to Evans' recent paleo controversies, and maintains that the decision to not renew his two-year contract was made a long time ago. This comes at the same time that Evans announced that his disputed baby cookbook 'Bubba Yum Yum: The Paleo Way' will become a self-published digital book to be released this month. Scroll down for video Pete Evans has been dropped as the celebrity ambassador for popular salad chain 'Sumo Salad'

She reportedly provided incorrect information over the nutritional comparisons between breastmilk and baby formula made of liver and bone broth - a recipe in

OPTIONS:
- Bubba Yum Yum.
- Charlotte Carr.
- Evans.
- Helen Padarin.
- Paleo Way.
- Pete Evans.
- Sumo Salad.


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Zenit St Petersburg will not be looking to end Radamel Falcao's Chelsea nightmare early in January, with manager Andre Villas-Boas admitting the flop striker's 'immense' salary would rule out a move. Falcao has scored just once since moving to Stamford Bridge on loan from Monaco this summer and Zenit had been mooted as his next potential destination after a poor start to life in London. The Colombian forward would be linking up with former boss Villas-Boas in Russia, but it seems the ex-Chelsea coach is not up for reuniting with the striker after a failed bid to sign him earlier this year.

Villas-

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- Andre Villas added: 'Due to the limitions we can't bring Falcao here, his salary is immense too and the financial rules in place prevent this.
- Boas added: 'Due to the limitions we can't bring Falcao here, his salary is immense too and the financial rules in place prevent this.
- Chelsea added: 'Due to the limitions we can't bring Falcao here, his salary is immense too and the financial rules in place prevent this.
- Colombian added: 'Due to the limitions we can't bring Falcao here, his salary is immense too and the financial rules in place prevent this.
- Falcao added: 'Due to the limitions we can't bring Falcao here, his salary is immense too and the financial rules in place prevent this.
- London added: 'Due to the limitions we can't bring Falcao here, his salary is immense too and the financial rules in place prevent this.
- Monaco added: 'Due to the limitions we can't bring Falcao here, his salary is immense too and the financial rules in place prevent this.
- Radamel Falcao added: 'Due to the limitions we can't bring Falcao here, his salary is immense too and the financial rules in place prevent this.
- Russia added: 'Due to the limitions we can't bring Falcao here, his salary is immense too and the financial rules in place prevent this.
- Stamford Bridge added: 'Due to the limitions we can't bring Falcao here, his salary is immense too and the financial rules in place prevent this.
- Villas added: 'Due to the limitions we can't bring Falcao here, his salary is immense too and the financial rules in place prevent this.
- Zenit added: 'Due to the limitions we can't bring Falcao here, his salary is immense too and the financial rules in place prevent this.
- Zenit St Petersburg added: 'Due to the limitions we can't bring Falcao here, his salary is immense too and the financial rules in place prevent this.


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(CNN) -- Budget-conscious travelers rejoice: Hostels aren't what they used to be. Forget cafeteria-style meals, windowless rooms and the college dormitory approach to decor. Think more along the lines of handcrafted cocktails by the pool, complimentary bike rentals and design so stylish you'd swear you were in a boutique hotel. In other words, the modern-day hostel will wow you. But get this -- they are still affordable. Plus, many offer the same amenities as hotels: private rooms, concierge service, Wi-Fi, restaurants, bars and more. Kex Hostel -- Reykjavik, Iceland Good things happen when a group of buddies, including filmmakers and former soccer players, get together to design a hostel inside an old biscuit factory.

Their grand scheme: to create a place where locals and travelers could hang out, have beer and experience the awesome quirkiness of

OPTIONS:
- 2010 Winter Olympics.
- CNN.
- Iceland.
- Italian.
- Kex Hostel.
- Plus Florence.
- Reykjavik.
- U Hostels.
- Whistler.
- Wi-Fi.


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Liberal Speaker Bronwyn Bishop has told Australia's human rights chief Gillian Triggs to stand for office if she wants to be a 'political participant'. Appearing alongside Ms Triggs on the ABC's Q&A program on Monday night, Ms Bishop suggested the law professor has demonstrated bias against the government during her tenure as president of the Human Rights Commission (HRC). By allegedly delaying a report into the treatment of child asylum seekers until the Liberals took power, Ms Triggs had 'made it very political,' she said. 'That has made you a very political figure,' she told Ms Triggs across the panel table.

'Were I to receive frequent praise and commendation from the government, I think the

OPTIONS:
- ABC people would have a good reason to ask for my resignation,' she said to loud applause.
- Australia people would have a good reason to ask for my resignation,' she said to loud applause.
- Australian people would have a good reason to ask for my resignation,' she said to loud applause.
- Bishop people would have a good reason to ask for my resignation,' she said to loud applause.
- Bronwyn Bishop people would have a good reason to ask for my resignation,' she said to loud applause.
- Gillian Triggs people would have a good reason to ask for my resignation,' she said to loud applause.
- HRC people would have a good reason to ask for my resignation,' she said to loud applause.
- Human Rights Commission people would have a good reason to ask for my resignation,' she said to loud applause.
- Liberals people would have a good reason to ask for my resignation,' she said to loud applause.
- Q&A people would have a good reason to ask for my resignation,' she said to loud applause.
- Triggs people would have a good reason to ask for my resignation,' she said to loud applause.


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A Miami University of Ohio student killed by her boyfriend in February was shot in her own bed in a locked bedroom as she slept fully clothed, according to a grisly coroner's report revealed Tuesday. Rebecca Eldemire, 21, was shot repeatedly in the face with a .357 Magnum by her boyfriend, 27-year-old Larry Tipton. After shooting Eldemire twice, Tipton laid down face up beside her and fatally shot himself. 'On a desk within (Eldemire's bedroom) is a two-page (suicide) note written by him,' reads the report obtained by the Cincinnati Enquirer. Scroll down for video Killed: Larry Tipton, left,  fatally shot his ex-girlfriend, 21-year-old Rebecca Eldemire, right, before taking his own life in her off-campus apartment in Oxford, Ohio on Sunday morning

OPTIONS:
- .357 Magnum's death is the first homicide of a Miami University student in three decades, the Enquirer reported.
- Cincinnati Enquirer's death is the first homicide of a Miami University student in three decades, the Enquirer reported.
- Eldemire's death is the first homicide of a Miami University student in three decades, the Enquirer reported.
- Larry Tipton's death is the first homicide of a Miami University student in three decades, the Enquirer reported.
- Miami University of Ohio's death is the first homicide of a Miami University student in three decades, the Enquirer reported.
- Ohio's death is the first homicide of a Miami University student in three decades, the Enquirer reported.
- Oxford's death is the first homicide of a Miami University student in three decades, the Enquirer reported.
- Rebecca Eldemire's death is the first homicide of a Miami University student in three decades, the Enquirer reported.
- Tipton's death is the first homicide of a Miami University student in three decades, the Enquirer reported.


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A toddler was struck and killed by his teen uncle who was driving while under the influence, according to police. Two-year-old Landen Martin ran behind the vehicle as his uncle was attempting to back out of the driveway of a Gainesville, Georgia home on Sunday at 12.25pm, according to Georgia State Patrol Cpl. Auston Allen. Joshua Saunders, 19, was arrested on charges including DUI, reckless driving, leaving the scene of an accident and vehicular homicide, according to The Gainesville Times. Officials said Martin was pronounced dead at Northeast Georgia Medical Center. Scroll down for video Two-year-old Landen Martin (left) was struck and killed on Sunday by the car his 19-year-old uncle Joshua Saunders (right) was driving

Allen said that toxicology tests on

OPTIONS:
- Auston Allen' blood-alcohol content are pending.
- DUI' blood-alcohol content are pending.
- Gainesville' blood-alcohol content are pending.
- Gainesville Times' blood-alcohol content are pending.
- Georgia' blood-alcohol content are pending.
- Georgia State Patrol' blood-alcohol content are pending.
- Joshua Saunders' blood-alcohol content are pending.
- Landen Martin' blood-alcohol content are pending.
- Martin' blood-alcohol content are pending.
- Northeast Georgia Medical Center' blood-alcohol content are pending.
- Saunders' blood-alcohol content are pending.


(CNN) When then US President-elect Donald Trump had a 10-minute conversation with Taiwan's president Tsai Ing-wen in December 2016, he caused a huge diplomatic firestorm. Though it's not uncommon for an incoming leader of one government to speak with the sitting leader of another, Trump's call with Tsai put the future of US relations with China and Beijng's ties with Taipei temporarily on ice. But it looks like Trump's now making moves to smooth over any ruffled feathers. In his first conversation with Chinese President Xi Jinping since his inauguration, Trump reaffirmed the US' commitment to the "One China" policy.

OPTIONS:
- Beijng elects its own president and has national and foreign policies separate from China.
- China elects its own president and has national and foreign policies separate from China.
- Chinese elects its own president and has national and foreign policies separate from China.
- Donald Trump elects its own president and has national and foreign policies separate from China.
- One China elects its own president and has national and foreign policies separate from China.
- Taipei elects its own president and has national and foreign policies separate from China.
- Taiwan elects its own president and has national and foreign policies separate from China.
- Trump elects its own president and has national and foreign policies separate from China.
- Tsai elects its own president and has national and foreign policies separate from China.
- Tsai Ing elects its own president and has national and foreign policies separate from China.
- US elects its own president and has national and foreign policies separate from China.
- Xi Jinping elects its own president and has national and foreign policies separate from China.


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(CNN) Forces loyal to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan quashed a coup attempt by some members of the military that began Friday evening and devolved into turmoil and violence. At least 290 died and more than 1,400 were wounded, according to Turkey's Foreign Ministry. Around 6,000 people have been detained so far. Here's what happened, and when (all times Turkish local time): Suddenly, chaos, confusion Turkey, Friday night: Tanks roll onto the streets of the capital, Ankara, and Istanbul. Who ordered them there is unclear. Uniformed soldiers block the famous Bosphorus Bridge connecting the European and Asian sides of Istanbul. Cars flow from the European side to the Asian side, but soldiers and military vehicles block the path to the European side.

Friday, 10:50 p.m.: Facebook, Twitter and YouTube experience interruptions or outages in

OPTIONS:
- Ankara.
- Asian.
- Bosphorus Bridge.
- CNN.
- European.
- Foreign Ministry.
- Istanbul.
- Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
- Turkey.
- Turkish.


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Greensboro, North Carolina (CNN) -- The wife of a former top aide to former presidential candidate John Edwards defended in testimony Tuesday having shot video in September 2008 of the house and possessions of Edwards' pregnant mistress. "I wanted proof that I really was taking care of Rielle Hunter," said Cheri Young, whose husband, Andrew, was a top aide to the then-candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, who is now facing federal corruption charges. Defense attorney Alan Duncan showed the jury the videotape of the North Carolina house leased by Hunter, who was in California and had not given her consent to the taping. A number of personal pictures, Hunter's California driver's license and a tentative list of baby names were shown to the camera.

She was responding to questions from

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- Alan Duncan about profits from the book.
- Andrew about profits from the book.
- CNN about profits from the book.
- California about profits from the book.
- Cheri Young about profits from the book.
- Democratic about profits from the book.
- Edwards about profits from the book.
- Greensboro about profits from the book.
- Hunter about profits from the book.
- John Edwards about profits from the book.
- North Carolina about profits from the book.
- Rielle Hunter about profits from the book.