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A couple from Islington whose daughter was born with a debilitating skin condition that means she's permanently covered in painful blisters are hoping to secure funding to help find a cure for the condition. Sharmila and James Collins' eldest daughter Sohana, now 13, was diagnosed at birth with Recessive Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa, known as RDEB. The genetic skin blistering condition, caused by a lack of a protein called collagen VII in her skin, affects much of her body including her eyes, throat and stomach, leaves her skin 'flayed' and constantly prone to weeping blisters. Sharmila, 45, and James, 46, who have three other children, Jacinda, 11, and twins Akhaila and Zuleikha, 8, learned about their eldest daughter's condition in the first weeks after her birth.

OPTIONS:
- Akhaila, Sohanas' mother and co-founder of the fund, said: 'Funding feeds research progress.
- EB, Sohanas' mother and co-founder of the fund, said: 'Funding feeds research progress.
- Islington, Sohanas' mother and co-founder of the fund, said: 'Funding feeds research progress.
- Jacinda, Sohanas' mother and co-founder of the fund, said: 'Funding feeds research progress.
- James, Sohanas' mother and co-founder of the fund, said: 'Funding feeds research progress.
- James Collins, Sohanas' mother and co-founder of the fund, said: 'Funding feeds research progress.
- Parents Sharmila, Sohanas' mother and co-founder of the fund, said: 'Funding feeds research progress.
- RDEB, Sohanas' mother and co-founder of the fund, said: 'Funding feeds research progress.
- Recessive Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa, Sohanas' mother and co-founder of the fund, said: 'Funding feeds research progress.
- Sharmila, Sohanas' mother and co-founder of the fund, said: 'Funding feeds research progress.
- Sohana, Sohanas' mother and co-founder of the fund, said: 'Funding feeds research progress.
- Sohana Collins, Sohanas' mother and co-founder of the fund, said: 'Funding feeds research progress.
- VII, Sohanas' mother and co-founder of the fund, said: 'Funding feeds research progress.
- Zuleikha, Sohanas' mother and co-founder of the fund, said: 'Funding feeds research progress.


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

As a

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- CNN, I can't thank Singh enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- Canada, I can't thank Singh enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- Canadian, I can't thank Singh enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- Dean Obeidallah, I can't thank Singh enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- Jagmeet Singh, I can't thank Singh enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- Muslim, I can't thank Singh enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- Muslim Americans, I can't thank Singh enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- Muslim Brotherhood, I can't thank Singh enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- Muslims, I can't thank Singh enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- New Democratic Party, I can't thank Singh enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- New Jersey, I can't thank Singh enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- Obeidallah, I can't thank Singh enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- Shariah, I can't thank Singh enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- Sikh, I can't thank Singh enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- Singh, I can't thank Singh enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."


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Two hitmen associates of a ‘Freddy Krueger’ killer who tried to gun down a rival during London’s bloodiest gang feud have been jailed for a total of 44 years today. Christopher Annan, 24, and Tyrone Wright, 20, took part in a gun attack on Tottenham Turks gang member Inan Eren. The 35-year-old victim, who survived, was ambushed as he arrived home on the evening of 30 December 2012, shot three times in the arm, stomach and buttock. The attack was led by hitman Jamie Marsh-Smith, 23, a fearsome hired gun who had earned the nickname ‘Freddy’ after the Nightmare on Elm Street killer.

OPTIONS:
- Christopher Annan had given evidence in court on crutches, and still has one of the bullets lodged in his body.
- Elm Street had given evidence in court on crutches, and still has one of the bullets lodged in his body.
- Eren had given evidence in court on crutches, and still has one of the bullets lodged in his body.
- Freddy had given evidence in court on crutches, and still has one of the bullets lodged in his body.
- Freddy Krueger had given evidence in court on crutches, and still has one of the bullets lodged in his body.
- Inan Eren had given evidence in court on crutches, and still has one of the bullets lodged in his body.
- Jamie Marsh-Smith had given evidence in court on crutches, and still has one of the bullets lodged in his body.
- London had given evidence in court on crutches, and still has one of the bullets lodged in his body.
- Tottenham Turks had given evidence in court on crutches, and still has one of the bullets lodged in his body.
- Tyrone Wright had given evidence in court on crutches, and still has one of the bullets lodged in his body.
- Zafer Eren had given evidence in court on crutches, and still has one of the bullets lodged in his body.


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Andy Murray won his second Masters title of the season with his first victory against Novak Djokovic since the 2013 Wimbledon final. And the Scot was quick to dedicate his success to coach Amelie Mauresmo who, Murray revealed, gave birth on Sunday. ‘She gave birth to a baby boy this morning. I’m not sure she would have stayed up to watch this one,’ said the new world No 2. ‘Amelie, this one’s for you.’ The auspices were unfavourable for Murray coming into the final of the Rogers Cup. Djokovic had won five Masters events in a row and was on an eight match winning streak against the Scot.

Murray battled through a good early hold and launched his first assault on the

OPTIONS:
- Amelie serve.
- Amelie Mauresmo serve.
- Andy Murray serve.
- Djokovic serve.
- Masters serve.
- Murray serve.
- Novak Djokovic serve.
- Rogers Cup serve.
- Scot serve.
- Serb serve.
- Wimbledon serve.


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The faces of some of Britain's most wanted criminals are being displayed on digital billboards in towns and cities around southern Spain that are popular with ex-pats. Hoping to uncover dangerous criminals hiding in areas such as Benidorm, Malaga and Puerto Banus, the tactic is part of a joint campaign by Crimestoppers and the National Crime Agency. The 13 foot high screen attached to the back of a van broadcasts the faces of 18 British nationals who are being sought in connection with a range of alleged crimes including rape, drug trafficking and murder. All of the men are believed to be hiding among British communities in southern Spain.

'We want

OPTIONS:
- Benidorm expats and locals to help us by being extra eyes and ears and telling us what they know.
- Britain expats and locals to help us by being extra eyes and ears and telling us what they know.
- British expats and locals to help us by being extra eyes and ears and telling us what they know.
- Crimestoppers expats and locals to help us by being extra eyes and ears and telling us what they know.
- Digital expats and locals to help us by being extra eyes and ears and telling us what they know.
- Malaga expats and locals to help us by being extra eyes and ears and telling us what they know.
- National Crime Agency expats and locals to help us by being extra eyes and ears and telling us what they know.
- Puerto Banus expats and locals to help us by being extra eyes and ears and telling us what they know.
- Spain expats and locals to help us by being extra eyes and ears and telling us what they know.


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A popular noodle brand has launched an investigation after pictures emerged online apparently showing maggots crawling around the  lid of one their products. The disturbing photos were posted on numerous complaint websites by a person using the name 'Concerned Public'. They claimed they bought Maggi Noodles in Coles Coorparoo and Coles Morningside, two neighbouring suburbs in Brisbane's south-east. The owner of the infested cup of noodles said it was the second time in a month they had found maggots in their noodles and decided to take the matter public to 'alert people of the outbreak'. Scroll down for video Popular brand Maggi have launched an investigation into their noodles after pictures emerged online (above) showing tiny maggots crawling around inside the lid of a cup of beef noodles

'The quality and safety of our products is a non-negotiable priority,' a

OPTIONS:
- Brisbane spokesperson said.
- Brisbane City Council spokesperson said.
- Coles Coorparoo spokesperson said.
- Coles Morningside spokesperson said.
- Concerned Public spokesperson said.
- Maggi spokesperson said.
- Maggi Noodles spokesperson said.
- Morningside spokesperson said.
- Nanna Berries spokesperson said.
- Nestlé spokesperson said.


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David de Gea is close to completing a dramatic turnaround by signing a new contract with Manchester United. The 24-year-old goalkeeper initiated talks after the collapse of a £29million move to Real Madrid as he has grown tired of the furore over his future. Jorge Mendes, De Gea’s agent, was at United’s training ground yesterday for further talks with manager Louis van Gaal and club officials. They were joined by De Gea and members of his family. Talks on Thursday night were said to be ‘amicable’ and accelerating. David de Gea (175 appearances for United) Sergio Romero (6 appearances for United)

Such a commitment from

OPTIONS:
- Carrington will be a timely shot in the arm for Van Gaal as he prepares to face Liverpool this weekend with some of his squad unhappy at the current training regime and set-up.
- David de Gea will be a timely shot in the arm for Van Gaal as he prepares to face Liverpool this weekend with some of his squad unhappy at the current training regime and set-up.
- De Gea will be a timely shot in the arm for Van Gaal as he prepares to face Liverpool this weekend with some of his squad unhappy at the current training regime and set-up.
- Jorge Mendes will be a timely shot in the arm for Van Gaal as he prepares to face Liverpool this weekend with some of his squad unhappy at the current training regime and set-up.
- Liverpool will be a timely shot in the arm for Van Gaal as he prepares to face Liverpool this weekend with some of his squad unhappy at the current training regime and set-up.
- Louis van Gaal will be a timely shot in the arm for Van Gaal as he prepares to face Liverpool this weekend with some of his squad unhappy at the current training regime and set-up.
- Manchester United will be a timely shot in the arm for Van Gaal as he prepares to face Liverpool this weekend with some of his squad unhappy at the current training regime and set-up.
- Real Madrid will be a timely shot in the arm for Van Gaal as he prepares to face Liverpool this weekend with some of his squad unhappy at the current training regime and set-up.
- Reds will be a timely shot in the arm for Van Gaal as he prepares to face Liverpool this weekend with some of his squad unhappy at the current training regime and set-up.
- Sergio Romero will be a timely shot in the arm for Van Gaal as he prepares to face Liverpool this weekend with some of his squad unhappy at the current training regime and set-up.
- United will be a timely shot in the arm for Van Gaal as he prepares to face Liverpool this weekend with some of his squad unhappy at the current training regime and set-up.
- United’s will be a timely shot in the arm for Van Gaal as he prepares to face Liverpool this weekend with some of his squad unhappy at the current training regime and set-up.


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Nigel Farage today boasted that Ukip would 'bite very, very hard' on Labour's support in its northern heartland as he stepped up campaigning for the Oldham by-election. The by-election on December 3 was triggered by the death of Labour veteran Michael Meacher, who represented Oldham in the Commons for 45 years. Ukip has named its candidate as John Bickley, who last year came within 600 votes of ousting Labour from another rock solid northern seat. The by-election will be the first big political test for Jeremy Corbyn since he became Labour leader. Under Ed Miliband the party saw a slump in support in working class areas as Ukip's appeal spread.

The Ukip leader claimed immigration was the number one issue for voters, questioned Mr

OPTIONS:
- Commons's patriotism and said 'old Labour' voters would be 'appalled' at his views on many subjects.
- Corbyn's patriotism and said 'old Labour' voters would be 'appalled' at his views on many subjects.
- Ed Miliband's patriotism and said 'old Labour' voters would be 'appalled' at his views on many subjects.
- Farage's patriotism and said 'old Labour' voters would be 'appalled' at his views on many subjects.
- Jeremy Corbyn's patriotism and said 'old Labour' voters would be 'appalled' at his views on many subjects.
- John Bickley's patriotism and said 'old Labour' voters would be 'appalled' at his views on many subjects.
- Labour's patriotism and said 'old Labour' voters would be 'appalled' at his views on many subjects.
- Michael Meacher's patriotism and said 'old Labour' voters would be 'appalled' at his views on many subjects.
- Nigel Farage's patriotism and said 'old Labour' voters would be 'appalled' at his views on many subjects.
- Oldham's patriotism and said 'old Labour' voters would be 'appalled' at his views on many subjects.
- UKIP's patriotism and said 'old Labour' voters would be 'appalled' at his views on many subjects.
- Ukip's patriotism and said 'old Labour' voters would be 'appalled' at his views on many subjects.


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

'If you in the hotel with no Wi-

OPTIONS:
- Blog or poor Wi-Fi you could choose another place in the city with better quality of the service.
- Dublin Airport or poor Wi-Fi you could choose another place in the city with better quality of the service.
- English or poor Wi-Fi you could choose another place in the city with better quality of the service.
- Far East or poor Wi-Fi you could choose another place in the city with better quality of the service.
- Fi or poor Wi-Fi you could choose another place in the city with better quality of the service.
- Suvarnabhumi Airport or poor Wi-Fi you could choose another place in the city with better quality of the service.
- Thailand or poor Wi-Fi you could choose another place in the city with better quality of the service.
- Wi or poor Wi-Fi you could choose another place in the city with better quality of the service.


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One alleged drug trafficker took his fascination with the show Breaking Bad to the extreme. Raul Puig, 29, was arrested in May on numerous drug charges after cops accused him of turning his home in northwest Miami-Dade County, Florida, into a drug lab, according to the Miami Herald. Police recently released photos of sheets of paper expertly inked with the characters from the hit TV show, and allegedly also dipped in the psychedelic drug LSD. The LSD tab was emblazoned with the characters from the show, including drug kingpin Walter White, Jesse Pinkman, Skyler White, Walter White, Jr. and others.

Cops say they found

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- Breaking Bad, MDMA, meth and marijuana on the premises, according to WPLG-TV.
- Dade County, MDMA, meth and marijuana on the premises, according to WPLG-TV.
- Florida, MDMA, meth and marijuana on the premises, according to WPLG-TV.
- Jesse Pinkman, MDMA, meth and marijuana on the premises, according to WPLG-TV.
- Jr., MDMA, meth and marijuana on the premises, according to WPLG-TV.
- LSD, MDMA, meth and marijuana on the premises, according to WPLG-TV.
- Miami, MDMA, meth and marijuana on the premises, according to WPLG-TV.
- Miami Herald, MDMA, meth and marijuana on the premises, according to WPLG-TV.
- Raul Puig, MDMA, meth and marijuana on the premises, according to WPLG-TV.
- Skyler White, MDMA, meth and marijuana on the premises, according to WPLG-TV.
- Walter White, MDMA, meth and marijuana on the premises, according to WPLG-TV.


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump finally delivered an unequivocal condemnation of anti-Semitism Tuesday in the wake of bomb threats against Jewish Community Centers, winning him praise even from critics. But scores of people still took issue with how long the statement took. It left many wondering just why he delayed taking a seemingly obvious moral course for a president in the face of bomb threats at 48 JCCs in 26 states in January and rising fears of widening nationwide anti-Semitism after additional incidents this month. Former Republican Sen. Rick Santorum, a CNN senior political commentator, said he was "befuddled" over why Trump had not spoken out before.

Particularly after his missteps exacerbated their concerns about his true interest in stamping out anti-

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Donald Trump.
- JCCs.
- Jewish Community Centers.
- Republican.
- Rick Santorum.
- Santorum.
- Semitism.
- Trump.
- Washington.


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Blackpool chairman Karl Oyston has admitted to five breaches of Football Association rules for a text-message exchange in which he called a Seasiders supporter 'a retard'. The FA first opened a probe into Oyston's conversations with fan Stephen Smith back in December and followed that up by bringing a charge against him in March. However, Oyston denied that charge one month later and challenged it as 'unlawful', a claim which the governing body last week announced was dismissed by an arbitral tribunal. Now, the FA has confirmed that a hearing on the matter will take place next Tuesday. Oyston's attempt to quash the FA's charge centred on his argument that his exchange with Smith was a private one and should therefore be exempt from their rules.

However, a tribunal rejected that notion and gave the

OPTIONS:
- Blackpool the green light to continue with disciplinary proceedings against the 47-year-old.
- FA the green light to continue with disciplinary proceedings against the 47-year-old.
- Football Association the green light to continue with disciplinary proceedings against the 47-year-old.
- Karl Oyston the green light to continue with disciplinary proceedings against the 47-year-old.
- Oyston the green light to continue with disciplinary proceedings against the 47-year-old.
- Seasiders the green light to continue with disciplinary proceedings against the 47-year-old.
- Smith the green light to continue with disciplinary proceedings against the 47-year-old.
- Stephen Smith the green light to continue with disciplinary proceedings against the 47-year-old.


(CNN) -- Without firing a shot, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has achieved remarkable results in his efforts to counter Iran's nuclear program. In little more than a year, the prime minister has managed to move the Iran nuclear issue to the top of the international agenda, to toughen sanctions, and in an extraordinary move, to push U.S. President Barack Obama to strengthen American policy so that preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons became the focus, rather than just containing Iran and its nuclear program. Indeed, if you throw in Republican challenger Mitt Romney's unwillingness to accept Iran even having the capacity to produce a nuke, Netanyahu's record is even better.

Indeed, one of the reasons Obama doesn't want to endorse Netanyahu's red lines is that it will make it harder for the Iranians to cut a deal, and that is still

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- Aaron Miller's preferred option.
- American's preferred option.
- Barack Obama's preferred option.
- Benjamin Netanyahu's preferred option.
- CNN's preferred option.
- Iran's preferred option.
- Israeli's preferred option.
- Miller's preferred option.
- Mitt Romney's preferred option.
- Netanyahu's preferred option.
- Obama's preferred option.
- PM Netanyahu's preferred option.
- Republican's preferred option.
- U.S.'s preferred option.


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Italy Under-21s striker Andrea Belotti says there is renewed confidence around the team ahead of Wednesday's crucial European Championship encounter with England. Like the Young Lions, the Azzurrini endured a tough start to Group B as Sweden came from behind to triumph 2-1 in Olomouc. Luigi Di Biagio's side return to the scene of that disappointment on Wednesday, although they approach the Ander Stadium encounter buoyed by an improved display against Portugal. Italy impressed during Sunday's 0-0 draw in Uherske Hradiste and Palermo striker Belotti is hopeful those improvements will continue against Gareth Southgate's side. 'We wanted to win this game,' he said. 'We prepared very well with the intention of forgetting the defeat against Sweden.

'We played well and tonight you saw the real

OPTIONS:
- Ander Stadium.
- Andrea Belotti.
- Azzurrini.
- Belotti.
- England.
- European Championship.
- European Championships.
- Gareth Southgate.
- Italians.
- Italy.
- Luigi Di Biagio.
- Olomouc.
- Palermo.
- Portugal.
- Sweden.
- Uherske Hradiste.
- Young Lions.


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A mother whose two children were killed by their father in a house fire has revealed her struggle to cope with the unbearable loss. An inquest recently heard how in October 2014 salesman Darren Sykes, 44, lured his two boys Paul, nine, and Jack, 12, to the attic of their home in Penistone, South Yorkshire, with fun-size chocolate bars to play with a new model railway. He then set a fire downstairs and closed the loft hatch with all three inside. The bodies of Darren and Paul were found in the loft and Jack was rescued still conscious by firefighters from the bottom of the loft ladder but died five days later in hospital.

OPTIONS:
- Darren managed to tell a police officer and hospital consultant before he died from 50 per cent burns: 'It was my dad that started the fire' and, 'My dad did it on purpose.'
- Darren Sykes managed to tell a police officer and hospital consultant before he died from 50 per cent burns: 'It was my dad that started the fire' and, 'My dad did it on purpose.'
- Jack managed to tell a police officer and hospital consultant before he died from 50 per cent burns: 'It was my dad that started the fire' and, 'My dad did it on purpose.'
- Mother Claire managed to tell a police officer and hospital consultant before he died from 50 per cent burns: 'It was my dad that started the fire' and, 'My dad did it on purpose.'
- Paul managed to tell a police officer and hospital consultant before he died from 50 per cent burns: 'It was my dad that started the fire' and, 'My dad did it on purpose.'
- Paul Sykes managed to tell a police officer and hospital consultant before he died from 50 per cent burns: 'It was my dad that started the fire' and, 'My dad did it on purpose.'
- Penistone managed to tell a police officer and hospital consultant before he died from 50 per cent burns: 'It was my dad that started the fire' and, 'My dad did it on purpose.'
- South Yorkshire managed to tell a police officer and hospital consultant before he died from 50 per cent burns: 'It was my dad that started the fire' and, 'My dad did it on purpose.'
- This Morning managed to tell a police officer and hospital consultant before he died from 50 per cent burns: 'It was my dad that started the fire' and, 'My dad did it on purpose.'


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Prince Carl-Philip and his new wife Princess Sofia have made their first public appearance as a married couple since their wedding at the end of June. The two, who married in a lavish ceremony at the Chapel Royal at Stockholm's Royal Palace, have spent the last three weeks on their honeymoon in Fiji. Now back in Sweden, former glamour model Sofia spent Saturday watching her new husband compete in the Scandinavian Touring Car Championships in Falkenberg. Dressed in a simple blue cardigan and silk tank top, the 30-year-old appeared tanned and happy as she stood on the sidelines with the couple's border terrier Siri.

But thanks to Princess Sofia's reality TV and glamour modelling past,

OPTIONS:
- Carl-Philip's choice of wife initially proved controversial.
- Chapel Royal-Philip's choice of wife initially proved controversial.
- Falkenberg-Philip's choice of wife initially proved controversial.
- Fiji-Philip's choice of wife initially proved controversial.
- Laucana Island-Philip's choice of wife initially proved controversial.
- Philip-Philip's choice of wife initially proved controversial.
- Prince Carl-Philip's choice of wife initially proved controversial.
- Royal Palace-Philip's choice of wife initially proved controversial.
- Scandinavian Touring Car Championships-Philip's choice of wife initially proved controversial.
- Siri-Philip's choice of wife initially proved controversial.
- Sofia-Philip's choice of wife initially proved controversial.
- Stockholm-Philip's choice of wife initially proved controversial.
- Sweden-Philip's choice of wife initially proved controversial.


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Passengers aboard a SkyWest flight to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, were stunned Tuesday when an hour from reaching their sunny vacation destination, their pilot turned the plane around due to 'paperwork issues.' Flight 4507 departed Salt Lake City International Airport just after noon Tuesday, carrying 57 travelers en route to the popular resort town on the Pacific Ocean. But less than two hours into the three-hour flight, a pilot's voice came over the intercom to announce that the small Canadair jet will be returning back to Utah. Scroll down for video Clerical snafu: SkyWest Flight 4507 carrying 57 passengers to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, Tuesday was forced to turn around and return to Utah due to a paperwork issue

The pilot explained to passengers that he could not land in

OPTIONS:
- Canadair.
- Flight 4507.
- Mexico.
- Pacific Ocean.
- Puerto Vallarta.
- Salt Lake City.
- Salt Lake City International Airport.
- SkyWest.
- SkyWest Flight 4507.
- Utah.


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(CNN) In Georgia, Haitian-Americans answer phone calls to a hotline they set up for people interested in donating to relief efforts in Haiti. More than 600 miles away, in South Florida, volunteers stream into a warehouse daily, sorting medicine, hygiene products and other items for delivery to the island nation. A medical team led by the Haitian American Nurses Association of Florida lands in Haiti, bound for Aquin, Cavaillon and Les Cayes, three areas hit hard by Hurricane Matthew, according to a coalition called The Haitian American Hurricane Matthew Relief Effort. Nationwide, Haitian-Americans are leading relief efforts for their home country after Matthew killed hundreds in the southern portion and caused panic over potential rise in cholera outbreaks. Frustrated by what they believe is the lack of progress in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake, some are advocating donating to smaller "Haitian-led" groups, not larger international groups, such as the American Red Cross.

Political instability has impeded

OPTIONS:
- American Red Cross's ability to deal with its problems.
- Americans's ability to deal with its problems.
- Aquin's ability to deal with its problems.
- Cavaillon's ability to deal with its problems.
- Georgia's ability to deal with its problems.
- Haiti's ability to deal with its problems.
- Haitian's ability to deal with its problems.
- Haitian American Hurricane Matthew Relief Effort's ability to deal with its problems.
- Haitian American Nurses Association of Florida's ability to deal with its problems.
- Les Cayes's ability to deal with its problems.
- Matthew's ability to deal with its problems.
- South Florida's ability to deal with its problems.


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(CNN) Congressional Republicans may move quickly to repeal large chunks of Obamacare, possibly taking a vote as early as January to get rid of the law they universally despise. Sources told CNN that House and Senate GOP leaders are considering a novel and complicated approach to the budget reconciliation process that would allow Congress to act very soon after they are sworn-in in early January to repeal large sections of the Affordable Care Act. While GOP leaders have not settled on this tactic yet, it is one of several strategies being considered, two Senate GOP leadership aides told CNN. Democrats dealing with the issue were skeptical the unique approach would pass muster with the Senate parliamentarian, who plays a major role in deciding what can be done under the complex and highly technical reconciliation rules.

Even if they can get

OPTIONS:
- Affordable Care Act support, passing a replacement bill could take up two years, aides say.
- CNN support, passing a replacement bill could take up two years, aides say.
- Congress support, passing a replacement bill could take up two years, aides say.
- Congressional support, passing a replacement bill could take up two years, aides say.
- Democratic support, passing a replacement bill could take up two years, aides say.
- Democrats support, passing a replacement bill could take up two years, aides say.
- GOP support, passing a replacement bill could take up two years, aides say.
- House support, passing a replacement bill could take up two years, aides say.
- Obamacare support, passing a replacement bill could take up two years, aides say.
- Republicans support, passing a replacement bill could take up two years, aides say.
- Senate support, passing a replacement bill could take up two years, aides say.


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(CNN) -- Luiz Felipe Scolari's second stint as Brazil manager didn't go nearly as well as the first. A dozen years after leading Brazil to the World Cup title in Asia, he resigned in the wake of the Selecao's capitulation in the semifinals and third-place defeat on home soil last week. Germany thrashed Brazil 7-1 in the last four -- it was the first time a team scored seven goals in a World Cup semifinal -- before the host meekly lost to the Netherlands 3-0 on Saturday. "Luiz Felipe Scolari and his fellow coaching staff surrendered their positions to the board," Brazil's football federation, the CBF, said in a statement on its website, adding that the resignations were accepted.

Scolari's decision was fully expected, since he said he was "responsible" for the loss to

OPTIONS:
- Asia.
- Brazil.
- CBF.
- CNN.
- Germany.
- Jose Mourinho.
- Luiz Felipe Scolari.
- Netherlands.
- Pep Guardiola.
- Ronaldo.
- Scolari.
- Selecao.
- Tite.
- World Cup.


The grandmother to the young Australian boy who was infamously pictured holding a severed head in Syria, says it was an act his terrorist father Khaled Sharrouf would have encouraged the then nine-year-old to undertake. Karen Nettleton told The Australian of her fears about the psychological effects the incident may have had on her grandson Abdullah as he is known to be a 'clean freak' who was fond of clean clothes. The chilling photo was posted online by Sharrouf in August last year with the caption 'that's my boy'. It showed his son using both hands to hoist a decapitated head up  in the northern Syrian city of Raqqa.

Some months back

OPTIONS:
- Abdullah's car was blown up, resulting in the death of the family inside, including a mother and children.
- Australian's car was blown up, resulting in the death of the family inside, including a mother and children.
- Karen Nettleton's car was blown up, resulting in the death of the family inside, including a mother and children.
- Khaled Sharrouf's car was blown up, resulting in the death of the family inside, including a mother and children.
- Raqqa's car was blown up, resulting in the death of the family inside, including a mother and children.
- Sharrouf's car was blown up, resulting in the death of the family inside, including a mother and children.
- Syria's car was blown up, resulting in the death of the family inside, including a mother and children.
- Syrian's car was blown up, resulting in the death of the family inside, including a mother and children.
- The Australian's car was blown up, resulting in the death of the family inside, including a mother and children.


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

Alabama police say a toddler has died after drinking from a bottle of grape soda believed to have been spiked with methadone. 31-year-old Cassie Townsend was babysitting 2-year-old Demonie Hendon Friday and noticed that a bottle containing methadone was not where she'd last placed it, Bessemer police told Al.com. Hendon was just days away from his third birthday. Victim: Alabama police say toddler Demonie Hendno has died after drinking from a bottle of grape soda believed to have been laced with methadone. He was just days away from his third birthday Methadone is a medication used for opioid addiction, the website explained.

OPTIONS:
- Al.com reported that March 15 Demonie would have had his third birthday.
- Alabama reported that March 15 Demonie would have had his third birthday.
- Bessemer reported that March 15 Demonie would have had his third birthday.
- Cassie Townsend reported that March 15 Demonie would have had his third birthday.
- Demonie Hendno reported that March 15 Demonie would have had his third birthday.
- Demonie Hendon reported that March 15 Demonie would have had his third birthday.
- Hendon reported that March 15 Demonie would have had his third birthday.


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(CNN) So much for a warm and fuzzy Valentine's Day. About 20 cities across the East endured record-breaking cold Sunday, forecasters say. New York City's temperature plummeted to 1 below zero at Central Park, shattering the record of 2 degrees, set during World War I. Boston reported 9 below. Toronto's temperature reached 16 below over the weekend. And those are just the real temperatures. Factor in strong winds, and states from northern Pennsylvania to Maine felt wind chills well, well below zero. In all, more than 75 million people from the Midwest to the Eastern Seaboard are expected to be affected by snow and freezing rain into Tuesday.

At least three people died in the pileup on

OPTIONS:
- Central Park 78, Pennsylvania State Police said.
- East 78, Pennsylvania State Police said.
- Indiana 78, Pennsylvania State Police said.
- Interstate 78, Pennsylvania State Police said.
- New York City 78, Pennsylvania State Police said.
- Valentine's Day 78, Pennsylvania State Police said.


UEFA president Michel Platini finds it 'shameful to be dragged through the mud' and insists he is the only man to lead the reform of FIFA, despite his 90-day suspension from all football-related activity. The Frenchman's hopes of succeeding Sepp Blatter as FIFA president appear to be in tatters after the pair, along with secretary general Jerome Valcke, were earlier this month handed provisional 90-day bans by the world governing body's ethics committee while it continues its investigations. In an interview with French newspaper Le Monde, Platini said: 'I was suspended for three months, but what annoys me the most is to be put in the same bag as the others. I find it shameful to be dragged through the mud.

Neither have fully explained the reason for the nine-year delay in being paid for work

OPTIONS:
- English carried out as Blatter's technical advisor from 1999 to 2002.
- FA carried out as Blatter's technical advisor from 1999 to 2002.
- FIFA carried out as Blatter's technical advisor from 1999 to 2002.
- France carried out as Blatter's technical advisor from 1999 to 2002.
- French carried out as Blatter's technical advisor from 1999 to 2002.
- Frenchman carried out as Blatter's technical advisor from 1999 to 2002.
- Jerome Valcke carried out as Blatter's technical advisor from 1999 to 2002.
- Le Monde carried out as Blatter's technical advisor from 1999 to 2002.
- Michel Platini carried out as Blatter's technical advisor from 1999 to 2002.
- Platini carried out as Blatter's technical advisor from 1999 to 2002.
- Sepp Blatter carried out as Blatter's technical advisor from 1999 to 2002.
- UEFA carried out as Blatter's technical advisor from 1999 to 2002.


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

(CNN) Spain faces a week of deep political uncertainty as the secessionist leader of Catalonia considers whether to make a unilateral declaration of independence, against the backdrop of a bitter standoff with the central government in Madrid. Catalan President Carles Puigdemont had been expected to make a formal declaration at a specially convened session of the Catalan parliament on Tuesday. But there was intense speculation on Monday about whether Puigdemont would go ahead with such a provocative move -- particularly in the light of a huge rally against independence in Barcelona at the weekend that exposed deep misgivings about his tactics among some sections of Catalan society.

A

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona Parliament spokesperson told CNN that a new session had been called for Tuesday at 6 p.m. (12:00 p.m.
- CNN Parliament spokesperson told CNN that a new session had been called for Tuesday at 6 p.m. (12:00 p.m.
- Carles Puigdemont Parliament spokesperson told CNN that a new session had been called for Tuesday at 6 p.m. (12:00 p.m.
- Catalan Parliament spokesperson told CNN that a new session had been called for Tuesday at 6 p.m. (12:00 p.m.
- Catalonia Parliament spokesperson told CNN that a new session had been called for Tuesday at 6 p.m. (12:00 p.m.
- Madrid Parliament spokesperson told CNN that a new session had been called for Tuesday at 6 p.m. (12:00 p.m.
- Puigdemont Parliament spokesperson told CNN that a new session had been called for Tuesday at 6 p.m. (12:00 p.m.
- Spain Parliament spokesperson told CNN that a new session had been called for Tuesday at 6 p.m. (12:00 p.m.


Complete the passage.

Millions of Americans are recording their workout routines and activities on apps that are giving fitness experts new insights into the habits of a logged-in population. Data compiled by fitness and workout tracker apps, MyFitnessPal and MapMyFitness, show that California, Colorado and Washington are the U.S. states with the most active residents based on the length, frequency and type of exercise they recorded. South Carolina, Delaware and North Dakota are at the other end of the spectrum in the ranking. 'Seven of our top 10 active states were western states,' said Rebecca Silliman of MyFitnessPal, which analyzed information recorded by its 65 million users.

OPTIONS:
- Americans' 25 million users to rank the states according to
- California' 25 million users to rank the states according to
- Colorado' 25 million users to rank the states according to
- Delaware' 25 million users to rank the states according to
- District of Columbia' 25 million users to rank the states according to
- MapMyFitness' 25 million users to rank the states according to
- MyFitnessPal' 25 million users to rank the states according to
- North Dakota' 25 million users to rank the states according to
- Rebecca Silliman' 25 million users to rank the states according to
- South Carolina' 25 million users to rank the states according to
- U.S.' 25 million users to rank the states according to
- Washington' 25 million users to rank the states according to


How does the sentence end?

Manchester City wanted Isco when he left Malaga two years ago but he chose Real Madrid over Manuel Pellegrini. It was a tough decision coming after his admission that the coach he had worked with on the Costa del Sol was like a footballing father to him. Judging from comments made after Real’s midweek win over Atletico Madrid, he still harbours some regrets over that decision to not follow the manager who really gave him his big chance. Pellegrini allowed him to star in the Champions League campaign that took Malaga all the way to the quarter-finals, where they felt only refereeing incompetence prevented them reaching the semis.

‘I am not very content, I thought I was playing well,’ was his message to

OPTIONS:
- Atletico Madrid television on Wednesday night after the win over Atletico.
- Bernabeu television on Wednesday night after the win over Atletico.
- Champions League television on Wednesday night after the win over Atletico.
- City television on Wednesday night after the win over Atletico.
- Costa del Sol television on Wednesday night after the win over Atletico.
- Isco television on Wednesday night after the win over Atletico.
- Malaga television on Wednesday night after the win over Atletico.
- Manchester City television on Wednesday night after the win over Atletico.
- Manuel Pellegrini television on Wednesday night after the win over Atletico.
- Pellegrini television on Wednesday night after the win over Atletico.
- Real television on Wednesday night after the win over Atletico.
- Real Madrid television on Wednesday night after the win over Atletico.
- Spanish television on Wednesday night after the win over Atletico.


How does this story end?

Cressida Bonas may have fuelled romance rumours when she dined with her ex, Prince Harry, last month, but an intimate sighting with another man makes the chances of a royal reunion seem even more remote. The 26-year-old was pictured on Wednesday night at restaurant No. 11 Pimlico in Chelsea enjoying a glass of wine and a  cigarette on the pavement with pals ahead of her trip to Paris Fashion Week. She was accompanied by a group of friends but seemed particularly close to one male friend, who had his arm around her, as they laughed and smiled at each other.

'

OPTIONS:
- Chelsea is very fond of him but, well, he didn't quite cut the mustard.
- Cressida is very fond of him but, well, he didn't quite cut the mustard.
- Cressida Bonas is very fond of him but, well, he didn't quite cut the mustard.
- Fashion Week is very fond of him but, well, he didn't quite cut the mustard.
- Harry is very fond of him but, well, he didn't quite cut the mustard.
- Paris is very fond of him but, well, he didn't quite cut the mustard.
- Paris Fashion Week is very fond of him but, well, he didn't quite cut the mustard.
- Pimlico is very fond of him but, well, he didn't quite cut the mustard.


How does this story end?

Controversy continues to surround presidential candidate Donald Trump's comments painting Mexican immigrants as criminals, but the women taking part in the upcoming Miss USA pageant Trump co-owns say the show must go on. Several Hispanic candidates and one immigrant from Albania taking part in the contest sat down with The Associated Press to discuss the pageant and Trump's comments as final rehearsals get underway for the show - despite a lack of hosts and the show being dropped by NBC. The contestants said everyone has a right to their opinions but distanced themselves from his comments on immigrants, said they're proud of their roots and hoped the upcoming pageant would shed light on the contributions of immigrants.

Vega has condemned Trump's comments but says she won't give up her crown, sparking

OPTIONS:
- Albania to call her a hypocrite.
- Alex Wehrley to call her a hypocrite.
- Baton Rouge to call her a hypocrite.
- Donald Trump to call her a hypocrite.
- Hispanic to call her a hypocrite.
- Louisiana to call her a hypocrite.
- Mexican to call her a hypocrite.
- Miss USA to call her a hypocrite.
- Miss Wisconsin to call her a hypocrite.
- NBC to call her a hypocrite.
- Reelz to call her a hypocrite.
- The Associated Press to call her a hypocrite.
- Todd Newton to call her a hypocrite.
- Trump to call her a hypocrite.
- Trump co to call her a hypocrite.


How does this story end?

Beverly Johnson, 62,who accused Bill Cosby in December of drugging her in 1986 said on Tuesday she's 'not surprised' he's admitted to giving at least one woman a sedative. Cosby, 77, on Monday admitted to giving Quaaludes to a woman he hoped to sleep with in Las Vegas in 2005. The case was settled for an undisclosed sum in 2006 but key documents in the case have only been revealed this week. 'I had a number of reactions,' Johnson said of Cosby's coming forward. 'I was numb. ... I didn't realize that I was going to get this onslaught of people wanting to interview me again and so naturally, you know, you want to get underneath the covers and put the covers over your head — but you can't do that and I won't do that. ... I want my voice to be heard. ... I'm telling my truth.'

The lawsuit accused

OPTIONS:
- Andrea Constand of drugging and sexually assaulting the woman at Cosby's home.
- Benadryl of drugging and sexually assaulting the woman at Cosby's home.
- Beverly Johnson of drugging and sexually assaulting the woman at Cosby's home.
- Bill Cosby of drugging and sexually assaulting the woman at Cosby's home.
- Cosby of drugging and sexually assaulting the woman at Cosby's home.
- Iconic of drugging and sexually assaulting the woman at Cosby's home.
- Johnson of drugging and sexually assaulting the woman at Cosby's home.
- Las Vegas of drugging and sexually assaulting the woman at Cosby's home.
- Quaaludes of drugging and sexually assaulting the woman at Cosby's home.


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

A woman who said she felt forced to help dump a body in far north Queensland mangroves stayed at the killer's home for the next week following the gruesome murder. Hamish Stewart Murray, nicknamed 'Hammer', is accused of bludgeoning 30-year-old Nicholas Collins to death with a metal hammer in Cairns in November 2012. Mr Collins was reported missing three months later and then in April the following year, his skeletal remains, including his badly damaged skull, were found by police following a tip-off from Marnie Peckham, the court heard. Peckham, who is serving a five-year jail sentence for being an accessory after the fact, told a Cairns Supreme Court on Tuesday she felt she 'had to help' Murray after the assault.

OPTIONS:
- Cairns is giving evidence under indemnity which means she can't be further prosecuted based on her testimony.
- Cairns Supreme Court is giving evidence under indemnity which means she can't be further prosecuted based on her testimony.
- Collins is giving evidence under indemnity which means she can't be further prosecuted based on her testimony.
- Hamish Stewart Murray is giving evidence under indemnity which means she can't be further prosecuted based on her testimony.
- Hammer is giving evidence under indemnity which means she can't be further prosecuted based on her testimony.
- Marnie Peckham is giving evidence under indemnity which means she can't be further prosecuted based on her testimony.
- Murray is giving evidence under indemnity which means she can't be further prosecuted based on her testimony.
- Nicholas Collins is giving evidence under indemnity which means she can't be further prosecuted based on her testimony.
- Peckham is giving evidence under indemnity which means she can't be further prosecuted based on her testimony.
- Queensland is giving evidence under indemnity which means she can't be further prosecuted based on her testimony.
- Trinity Inlet is giving evidence under indemnity which means she can't be further prosecuted based on her testimony.


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

Britain could become a one party state with the Tories always in power if Labour elect Jeremy Corbyn, David Miliband warned today. The former foreign secretary, who lost out on the leadership to his brother Ed in 2010, revealed he was backing Liz Kendall because of her 'plain speaking, fresh thinking and political courage'. He said he would give Yvette Cooper his second choice after she spoke out against 'the siren calls of the Corbyn campaign'. Mr Miliband, who now runs the refugee charity International Rescue Committee in New York, attacked Mr Corbyn's calls for mass-re-nationalisations and hikes in national insurance for those earning more than £50,000.

Mr

OPTIONS:
- Andy Burnham said Mr Corbyn had brought 'real energy to this race' and he would 'involve' his rival in his team from the outset.
- Britain said Mr Corbyn had brought 'real energy to this race' and he would 'involve' his rival in his team from the outset.
- Corbyn said Mr Corbyn had brought 'real energy to this race' and he would 'involve' his rival in his team from the outset.
- David Miliband said Mr Corbyn had brought 'real energy to this race' and he would 'involve' his rival in his team from the outset.
- Ed said Mr Corbyn had brought 'real energy to this race' and he would 'involve' his rival in his team from the outset.
- Gordon Brown said Mr Corbyn had brought 'real energy to this race' and he would 'involve' his rival in his team from the outset.
- International Rescue Committee said Mr Corbyn had brought 'real energy to this race' and he would 'involve' his rival in his team from the outset.
- Jeremy Corbyn said Mr Corbyn had brought 'real energy to this race' and he would 'involve' his rival in his team from the outset.
- Labour said Mr Corbyn had brought 'real energy to this race' and he would 'involve' his rival in his team from the outset.
- Liz Kendall said Mr Corbyn had brought 'real energy to this race' and he would 'involve' his rival in his team from the outset.
- Miliband said Mr Corbyn had brought 'real energy to this race' and he would 'involve' his rival in his team from the outset.
- New York said Mr Corbyn had brought 'real energy to this race' and he would 'involve' his rival in his team from the outset.
- Tony Blair said Mr Corbyn had brought 'real energy to this race' and he would 'involve' his rival in his team from the outset.
- Tories said Mr Corbyn had brought 'real energy to this race' and he would 'involve' his rival in his team from the outset.
- Yvette Cooper said Mr Corbyn had brought 'real energy to this race' and he would 'involve' his rival in his team from the outset.


Twitter may be about to hire co-founder Jack Dorsey as its permanent CEO three months after he took over the job on a temporary basis. The technology news site Re/Code says Dorsey's appointment could be announced as early as Thursday morning. The report posted Wednesday cited unnamed people. Dorsey is also CEO of mobile payment service Square, a job he has repeatedly said he intends to keep as he prepares to take that San Francisco company public too. The headquarters of Twitter and Square are located a block from each other, making it more convenient to shuttle back and forth between the two companies.

The company he helped found and now leads on an interim basis said Monday that it is only considering candidates who can make a 'full-time commitment to

OPTIONS:
- Costolo.'
- Dorsey.'
- Jack Dorsey.'
- Re/Code.'
- San Francisco.'
- Square.'
- Twitter.'
- Twitter and Square.'


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Who says princesses can't play softball? Certainly not one Edmond, Oklahoma, team of spunky four- and five-year-olds who can't get enough of Disney's heroines. The Frozen-obsessed group of girls sees no better role model than the film's Queen Elsa, who proves ladies can be tough and still wear pretty dresses. So for picture day, the team - which goes by the name 'Freeze', inspired by Elsa's ability to control ice and snow - temporarily traded in their regular uniforms for Elsa's signature icy-blue dress and pretty side braid. Team mom Betsy Gregory, whose daughter Avery plays catcher, is also a professional photographer who had the idea for the adorable photo shoot.

They also have hats to which they've attached '

OPTIONS:
- Avery hair', though they don't typically wear them while playing.
- Betsy Gregory hair', though they don't typically wear them while playing.
- Disney hair', though they don't typically wear them while playing.
- Edmond hair', though they don't typically wear them while playing.
- Elsa hair', though they don't typically wear them while playing.
- Freeze hair', though they don't typically wear them while playing.
- Frozen hair', though they don't typically wear them while playing.
- Oklahoma hair', though they don't typically wear them while playing.


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

Washington (CNN) Two months ago, the Washington Metropolitan Police Department's new commander, Chanel Dickerson, made a pledge: Let's find our missing girls. Now, as the department posts profiles of missing black and Latina girls in the nation's capital on its Twitter feed almost daily, members of the Congressional Black Caucus are calling for a federal investigation. In a letter Tuesday, the lawmakers asked Attorney General Jeff Sessions and FBI Director James Comey to "devote the resources necessary to determine whether these developments are an anomaly, or whether they are indicative of an underlying trend that must be addressed." "(W)hen children of color go missing, authorities often assume they are runaways rather than victims of abduction," they added.

While Lowery said the number of child abductions is down across the country, the level of runaway cases seen in

OPTIONS:
- CNN and other major cities is particularly disturbing.
- Chanel Dickerson and other major cities is particularly disturbing.
- Congressional Black Caucus and other major cities is particularly disturbing.
- DC and other major cities is particularly disturbing.
- FBI and other major cities is particularly disturbing.
- James Comey and other major cities is particularly disturbing.
- Jeff Sessions and other major cities is particularly disturbing.
- Latina and other major cities is particularly disturbing.
- Twitter and other major cities is particularly disturbing.
- W)hen and other major cities is particularly disturbing.
- Washington and other major cities is particularly disturbing.
- Washington Metropolitan Police Department and other major cities is particularly disturbing.


Find the right ending to this passage.

The Inner Hebrides might not sound quite as far flung as the Outer Hebrides, but for us - two families, including four adults and four children aged three to six - the journey from London was huge. Our trip to Raasay, the Isle of Skye's lesser-known little brother, consisted of an overnight MegaBus Gold sleeper, a spectacular six-hour train ride through the lochs and mountains of Scotland's West coast, a car trip and two ferry journeys. We could have travelled to San Francisco (and possibly back again) in that time. But would we have wanted to? Once ensconced in the 'sitooterie' (Scottish for conservatory) of our charming, three-bedroom, self-catering cottage, watching boats bobbing on the Sound of Raasay with the green and purple hulk of Skye beyond, there was nowhere else we'd have rather been.

At 14 miles long and three miles wide,

OPTIONS:
- Inner Hebrides's size and miniature mountainscape make it ideal for a five-day trip or long weekend.
- Isle of Skye's size and miniature mountainscape make it ideal for a five-day trip or long weekend.
- London's size and miniature mountainscape make it ideal for a five-day trip or long weekend.
- MegaBus Gold's size and miniature mountainscape make it ideal for a five-day trip or long weekend.
- Outer Hebrides's size and miniature mountainscape make it ideal for a five-day trip or long weekend.
- Raasay's size and miniature mountainscape make it ideal for a five-day trip or long weekend.
- San Francisco's size and miniature mountainscape make it ideal for a five-day trip or long weekend.
- Scotland's size and miniature mountainscape make it ideal for a five-day trip or long weekend.
- Scottish's size and miniature mountainscape make it ideal for a five-day trip or long weekend.
- Skye's size and miniature mountainscape make it ideal for a five-day trip or long weekend.
- Sound of Raasay's size and miniature mountainscape make it ideal for a five-day trip or long weekend.
- West coast's size and miniature mountainscape make it ideal for a five-day trip or long weekend.


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Mogadishu, Somalia (CNN) Suspected Al-Shabaab gunmen set off an explosion and stormed a popular hotel in Somalia's capital Wednesday, killing at least 13 people and three attackers, a security official said. A lengthy siege at Mogadishu's Ambassador Hotel ended early Thursday, said Somali security official Ahmed Barre. One militant died in an initial car bomb attack, according to the National Intelligence and Security Agency. Barre said the other two were killed by Somali special forces. At least 40 other people were injured in the attack, according to Capt. Da'ud Hajji, a senior Somali police officer. Two Somali lawmakers are among the dead, the Somali National News Agency reported.

It's a tactic Al-

OPTIONS:
- Ahmed Barre has used before, such as an attack at another hotel in the Somali capital last year that left 15 people dead.
- Al has used before, such as an attack at another hotel in the Somali capital last year that left 15 people dead.
- Ambassador Hotel has used before, such as an attack at another hotel in the Somali capital last year that left 15 people dead.
- Barre has used before, such as an attack at another hotel in the Somali capital last year that left 15 people dead.
- CNN has used before, such as an attack at another hotel in the Somali capital last year that left 15 people dead.
- Da'ud Hajji has used before, such as an attack at another hotel in the Somali capital last year that left 15 people dead.
- Mogadishu has used before, such as an attack at another hotel in the Somali capital last year that left 15 people dead.
- National Intelligence and Security Agency has used before, such as an attack at another hotel in the Somali capital last year that left 15 people dead.
- Shabaab has used before, such as an attack at another hotel in the Somali capital last year that left 15 people dead.
- Somali has used before, such as an attack at another hotel in the Somali capital last year that left 15 people dead.
- Somali National News Agency has used before, such as an attack at another hotel in the Somali capital last year that left 15 people dead.
- Somalia has used before, such as an attack at another hotel in the Somali capital last year that left 15 people dead.
- Westerners has used before, such as an attack at another hotel in the Somali capital last year that left 15 people dead.


Paris (CNN) Lanterns, candles and calls for peace illuminated the City of Light on Sunday as Paris mourned 130 people killed one year ago in attacks throughout the city. November 13, 2015, was like any other day for Georges Salines: Work, a lunchtime swim with his daughter Lola, watching the news on TV, and an early night. He had no idea, until the phone rang, jolting him from his sleep, that his world was about to change forever. "I went to bed ... without knowing what was going on in the streets of Paris," he recalls. "I was woken up by a phone call in the middle of the night, from my eldest son, who knew that his sister was at the Bataclan."

"I love to dance, and that saved my life," he told CNN days after his escape from the

OPTIONS:
- Bataclan.
- CNN.
- City of Light.
- Georges Salines.
- ISIS.
- Lola.
- Paris.


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

As Usain Bolt fulfilled his final media duties inside the Bird’s Nest stadium after winning 100m gold, with cleaners tidying around him and a security team sweeping the infield, a fan draped in the Jamaican flag screamed: ‘Yes Usain Bolt, thank you man!’ Over the years Bolt’s victories on the global stage, now nine World Championships and six Olympic gold medals, have inspired awe and disbelief but never such an outpouring of gratitude. Talk of him saving the sport by beating one doper in Justin Gatlin might be a tad overstated. After all, there are still 66 convicted drugs cheats in Beijing and four of them took up a lane in the 100m final alone. It will take considerably more than 9.79sec, Bolt’s winning time, to solve a problem of that magnitude.

The winning margin was just 0.01sec, with

OPTIONS:
- American taking silver in 9.80sec, but it was probably the most symbolically important hundredth of a second in athletics history.
- Andre de Grasse taking silver in 9.80sec, but it was probably the most symbolically important hundredth of a second in athletics history.
- Beijing taking silver in 9.80sec, but it was probably the most symbolically important hundredth of a second in athletics history.
- Bird’s Nest taking silver in 9.80sec, but it was probably the most symbolically important hundredth of a second in athletics history.
- Bolt taking silver in 9.80sec, but it was probably the most symbolically important hundredth of a second in athletics history.
- Canada taking silver in 9.80sec, but it was probably the most symbolically important hundredth of a second in athletics history.
- Gatlin taking silver in 9.80sec, but it was probably the most symbolically important hundredth of a second in athletics history.
- Jamaican taking silver in 9.80sec, but it was probably the most symbolically important hundredth of a second in athletics history.
- Justin Gatlin taking silver in 9.80sec, but it was probably the most symbolically important hundredth of a second in athletics history.
- Olympic taking silver in 9.80sec, but it was probably the most symbolically important hundredth of a second in athletics history.
- Trayvon Bromell taking silver in 9.80sec, but it was probably the most symbolically important hundredth of a second in athletics history.
- Usain Bolt taking silver in 9.80sec, but it was probably the most symbolically important hundredth of a second in athletics history.
- World Championships taking silver in 9.80sec, but it was probably the most symbolically important hundredth of a second in athletics history.


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(CNN) -- "I have a dream this afternoon that my four little children will not come up in the same young days that I came up within, but they will be judged on the basis of the content of their character, not the color of their skin." The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. spoke these words in 1963, but this was not the speech that would go down as one of the most important addresses in U.S. history. King spoke these words in Detroit, two months before he addressed a crowd of nearly 250,000 with his resounding "I Have a Dream" speech at the March on Washington for Freedom and Jobs on August 28, 1963.

'I Have a Dream' beat

OPTIONS:
- CNN's 'Ask not what you can do' speech
- Detroit's 'Ask not what you can do' speech
- Hollywood's 'Ask not what you can do' speech
- I Have a Dream's 'Ask not what you can do' speech
- Kennedy's 'Ask not what you can do' speech
- King's 'Ask not what you can do' speech
- March on Washington for Freedom and Jobs's 'Ask not what you can do' speech
- Martin Luther King Jr.'s 'Ask not what you can do' speech
- U.S.'s 'Ask not what you can do' speech


Washington (CNN) When King Abdullah II of Jordan was presented with a wave of refugees from Syria, he welcomed more than a million people into his country. When President Donald Trump was presented the same, he closed the door. The two world leaders who met Wednesday are united in the fight against ISIS -- a fact Trump heralded during a news conference in the White House Rose Garden -- but the duo are each other's antithesis when it comes to responding to the now ever-present issue of Syrian refugees. The meeting comes as the focus on Syria's ongoing civil war is at its brightest: The White House, along with activist groups and other foreign leaders, blamed forces tied to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Tuesday for a chemical attack in a rebel-controlled area of Syria.

On Wednesday, Abdullah downplayed his differences with Trump regarding refugees, largely deflecting a question about

OPTIONS:
- Abdullah's refugee ban.
- Abdullah II's refugee ban.
- Assad's refugee ban.
- Bashar al's refugee ban.
- CNN's refugee ban.
- Donald Trump's refugee ban.
- ISIS's refugee ban.
- Jordan's refugee ban.
- Syria's refugee ban.
- Syrian's refugee ban.
- Trump's refugee ban.
- US's refugee ban.
- Washington's refugee ban.
- White House's refugee ban.
- White House Rose Garden's refugee ban.


Write the next sentence.

A woman has been arrested at a Colombian airport after 1.5kg of liquid cocaine, stuffed in two tied-up latex gloves, was discovered inside her breasts. Paola Deyanira Sabillon confessed that an 'unknown substance' was implanted inside her and she was ordered to transport it to Barcelona. The 22-year-old Honduran aroused suspicion because she was acting strangely in the security line at El Dorado airport in the country's capital Bogota, according to  airport police. X-rays revealed that surgery had recently been carried out on her breasts and round £150,000-worth of cocaine had been planted inside. Authorities believe the surgery took place at a 'clandestine clinic' in the city of Pereira, western Colombia.

Around 300 tonnes of cocaine are produced per year in

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona which has long been a major hub for drug production and trafficking.
- Bogota which has long been a major hub for drug production and trafficking.
- Colombia which has long been a major hub for drug production and trafficking.
- Colombian which has long been a major hub for drug production and trafficking.
- El Dorado which has long been a major hub for drug production and trafficking.
- Honduran which has long been a major hub for drug production and trafficking.
- Paola Deyanira Sabillon which has long been a major hub for drug production and trafficking.
- Paola Sabillon which has long been a major hub for drug production and trafficking.
- Pereira which has long been a major hub for drug production and trafficking.
- X which has long been a major hub for drug production and trafficking.


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(CNN) Norma McCorvey, known as "Jane Roe," the anonymous plaintiff in Roe v. Wade, the US Supreme Court case that established a constitutional right to abortion, died on Saturday, a priest close to her family said. Multiple media sources said she was 69. McCorvey died at 12:07 p.m. ET in the Houston area with her daughter, Melissa, and several grandchildren present, the Rev. Frank Pavone said on Facebook. Pavone did not give the cause of death but said McCorvey had been a heavy smoker and had respiratory problems. She'd been in and out of assisted living facilities over the past year.

OPTIONS:
- Facebook once supported the pro-choice movement but switched sides in 1995.
- Frank Pavone once supported the pro-choice movement but switched sides in 1995.
- Houston once supported the pro-choice movement but switched sides in 1995.
- Jane Roe once supported the pro-choice movement but switched sides in 1995.
- McCorvey once supported the pro-choice movement but switched sides in 1995.
- Melissa once supported the pro-choice movement but switched sides in 1995.
- Norma McCorvey once supported the pro-choice movement but switched sides in 1995.
- Pavone once supported the pro-choice movement but switched sides in 1995.
- Roe v. Wade once supported the pro-choice movement but switched sides in 1995.
- Supreme Court once supported the pro-choice movement but switched sides in 1995.
- US Supreme Court once supported the pro-choice movement but switched sides in 1995.


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Aaron Cook insists he has no regrets about turning his back on Great Britain as he seeks to make up for his London 2012 snub and book his place at next year's Rio Olympics. Cook, who accepted an offer to become a Moldovan citizen in April, could face former GB rival Lutalo Muhammad in the -80kg semi-finals at the European Games in Baku on Thursday. Muhammad was controversially preferred to Cook for London and won a bronze medal, prompting the then world number one to quit the national camp and represent the former Soviet Republic. Cook, who made his debut for his new nation in last month's World Championships when he lost in the last four to another Briton, Damon Sansum, said: 'The national anthem doesn't really mean that much to me any more.

'

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Cook have given me all the support I need, so I am extremely grateful for everything they have done.'
- Baku have given me all the support I need, so I am extremely grateful for everything they have done.'
- Briton have given me all the support I need, so I am extremely grateful for everything they have done.'
- Cook have given me all the support I need, so I am extremely grateful for everything they have done.'
- Damon Sansum have given me all the support I need, so I am extremely grateful for everything they have done.'
- European Games have given me all the support I need, so I am extremely grateful for everything they have done.'
- GB have given me all the support I need, so I am extremely grateful for everything they have done.'
- Great Britain have given me all the support I need, so I am extremely grateful for everything they have done.'
- London have given me all the support I need, so I am extremely grateful for everything they have done.'
- Lutalo Muhammad have given me all the support I need, so I am extremely grateful for everything they have done.'
- Moldova have given me all the support I need, so I am extremely grateful for everything they have done.'
- Moldovan have given me all the support I need, so I am extremely grateful for everything they have done.'
- Muhammad have given me all the support I need, so I am extremely grateful for everything they have done.'
- Rio Olympics have given me all the support I need, so I am extremely grateful for everything they have done.'
- Soviet Republic have given me all the support I need, so I am extremely grateful for everything they have done.'
- Taekwondo have given me all the support I need, so I am extremely grateful for everything they have done.'
- World Championships have given me all the support I need, so I am extremely grateful for everything they have done.'


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

We are all breathing rarefied air in Mexico City, 7,000ft above sea level — a peak to which Lewis Hamilton's recent achievements have well acclimatised him. There is an imperturbability in his manner as he moves around the paddock, a sense of 'the silence around his body' as Norman Mailer said of Muhammad Ali. Comparisons with Ali, the most captivating figure of 20th Century sport, possibly of all sport, are invidious. But it was his Hamilton evoked in explaining how hard it is for Nico Rosberg, his vanquished Mercedes team-mate, to beat him. 'It's the same you would say to Usain Bolt, or Ali, or other people winning in their sport,' said the triple world champion, preparing for Sunday's Mexican Grand Prix.

Asked if he would change tactics — possibly play dirty — to find a way to win,

OPTIONS:
- Ali said: 'I don't want to go into that.'
- German said: 'I don't want to go into that.'
- Hamilton said: 'I don't want to go into that.'
- Lewis Hamilton said: 'I don't want to go into that.'
- Mercedes said: 'I don't want to go into that.'
- Mexican Grand Prix said: 'I don't want to go into that.'
- Mexico City said: 'I don't want to go into that.'
- Muhammad Ali said: 'I don't want to go into that.'
- Nico Rosberg said: 'I don't want to go into that.'
- Norman Mailer said: 'I don't want to go into that.'
- Rosberg said: 'I don't want to go into that.'
- Tiger Woods said: 'I don't want to go into that.'
- Usain Bolt said: 'I don't want to go into that.'


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(CNN) U.S. special operations forces and Somali commandos captured an undisclosed number of high-value Al-Shabaab figures during a joint nighttime raid on one of the terror group's camps, a Somali government spokesman said Wednesday. The teams also killed at least one senior Al-Shabaab leader and several members of the Islamist extremist organization in the Tuesday night operation, according to Abdisalam Aato, the Somali spokesman. The Somali commandos were part of a special unit known as Danab, which means lightning in Somali. "The government of Somalia welcomes working with the United States and other forces to defeat terror group Al-Shabaab," Aato said.

Al-

OPTIONS:
- Aato acknowledged the Awdhiigle clash on its Twitter account, though it related a far different outcome: claiming its fighters "thwarted ... a landing operation by foreign forces."
- Abdisalam Aato acknowledged the Awdhiigle clash on its Twitter account, though it related a far different outcome: claiming its fighters "thwarted ... a landing operation by foreign forces."
- Al acknowledged the Awdhiigle clash on its Twitter account, though it related a far different outcome: claiming its fighters "thwarted ... a landing operation by foreign forces."
- CNN acknowledged the Awdhiigle clash on its Twitter account, though it related a far different outcome: claiming its fighters "thwarted ... a landing operation by foreign forces."
- Danab acknowledged the Awdhiigle clash on its Twitter account, though it related a far different outcome: claiming its fighters "thwarted ... a landing operation by foreign forces."
- Islamist acknowledged the Awdhiigle clash on its Twitter account, though it related a far different outcome: claiming its fighters "thwarted ... a landing operation by foreign forces."
- Shabaab acknowledged the Awdhiigle clash on its Twitter account, though it related a far different outcome: claiming its fighters "thwarted ... a landing operation by foreign forces."
- Somali acknowledged the Awdhiigle clash on its Twitter account, though it related a far different outcome: claiming its fighters "thwarted ... a landing operation by foreign forces."
- Somalia acknowledged the Awdhiigle clash on its Twitter account, though it related a far different outcome: claiming its fighters "thwarted ... a landing operation by foreign forces."
- U.S. acknowledged the Awdhiigle clash on its Twitter account, though it related a far different outcome: claiming its fighters "thwarted ... a landing operation by foreign forces."
- United States acknowledged the Awdhiigle clash on its Twitter account, though it related a far different outcome: claiming its fighters "thwarted ... a landing operation by foreign forces."


Find the right ending to this passage.

Why do their cheap meatballs taste so good? Why are bookshelves named Billy? Why can't store layouts be normal? These questions, and more, will no doubt be posed by the visitors who head to the new IKEA Museum opening next year. Of course, we might need to hammer together our own answers, having wound our way through thousands of irrelevant facts first. But perhaps a DIY museum experience will be even more satisfying once completed. The furniture company that changed the affordability of design has filed to build a museum on the site of its first store in Sweden. Tentatively scheduled to open in fall 2015, the museum will take up 7,000 square meters on the site of the recently relocated IKEA store in Almhult, also the site of IKEA'S first store opened by founder Ingvar Kamprad in 1958.

A small exhibition of IKEA's history, titled "

OPTIONS:
- Almhult through the ages," is already in place at the basement of the corporate culture center in Älmhult, but company reps are hoping that the new museum will be a much bigger tourist draw.
- Billy through the ages," is already in place at the basement of the corporate culture center in Älmhult, but company reps are hoping that the new museum will be a much bigger tourist draw.
- DIY through the ages," is already in place at the basement of the corporate culture center in Älmhult, but company reps are hoping that the new museum will be a much bigger tourist draw.
- IKEA through the ages," is already in place at the basement of the corporate culture center in Älmhult, but company reps are hoping that the new museum will be a much bigger tourist draw.
- IKEA Museum through the ages," is already in place at the basement of the corporate culture center in Älmhult, but company reps are hoping that the new museum will be a much bigger tourist draw.
- Ingvar Kamprad through the ages," is already in place at the basement of the corporate culture center in Älmhult, but company reps are hoping that the new museum will be a much bigger tourist draw.
- Sweden through the ages," is already in place at the basement of the corporate culture center in Älmhult, but company reps are hoping that the new museum will be a much bigger tourist draw.
- Älmhult through the ages," is already in place at the basement of the corporate culture center in Älmhult, but company reps are hoping that the new museum will be a much bigger tourist draw.


Find the right ending to this passage.

How much of a haul have the Clintons brought in during their four decades in politics? Three billion – that's with a 'b' – is the most up-to-date tally. The Washington Post went back an investigated the Clintons' behemoth donor network, starting with Bill Clinton's losing 1974 congressional race and ending at Hillary Clinton's current presidential run. Now, 41 years into politics, what the newspaper found was that money funneling to the Clinton brand has topped $3 billion, with $2 billion going to the Clinton Foundation and $1 billion going toward political races and a legal defense fund, post-Monica Lewinsky scandal.

That breaks down to at least $10 million toward the Clinton Foundation, $2.05 million to

OPTIONS:
- Arkansas and then another $371,300 toward Bill Clinton.
- Bill Clinton and then another $371,300 toward Bill Clinton.
- Clinton and then another $371,300 toward Bill Clinton.
- Clinton Foundation and then another $371,300 toward Bill Clinton.
- Clintons and then another $371,300 toward Bill Clinton.
- Haim Saban and then another $371,300 toward Bill Clinton.
- Hillary Clinton and then another $371,300 toward Bill Clinton.
- Hollywood and then another $371,300 toward Bill Clinton.
- Mary Steenburgen and then another $371,300 toward Bill Clinton.
- Monica Lewinsky and then another $371,300 toward Bill Clinton.
- The Washington Post and then another $371,300 toward Bill Clinton.
- Univision and then another $371,300 toward Bill Clinton.


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With his thick beard and fearsome axe, Abu Azrael is one of the most recognisable soldiers fighting among the Iraqi forces against ISIS. Nicknamed the 'father of archangel of death' in Arabic, Abu Azrael has become the poster boy of the Imam Ali brigade, a Iraqi Shi'a militia group sponsored by Iran. He is believed to be a 40-year-old former university lecturer, who left his home to fight Islamic State back in June 2014. Iraqi warrior: With his thick beard and fearsome axe, Abu Azrael is one of the most feared soldiers among the Iraqi forces fighting ISIS. Such is his fame, his fan page on social media has attracted over a quarter of a million supporters.

Well known for his sense of humour, one video shows Abu Azrael using a captured ISIS walkie-talkie to taunt and mock the depraved savages of

OPTIONS:
- Abu Azrael.
- Arabic.
- ISIS.
- Imam Ali.
- Iran.
- Iraqi.
- Islamic State.
- Shi'a.


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There is a picture-postcard quality to Frinton-on-Sea, with its golden sands, Victorian-style beach huts and famous esplanade, where crowds of day-trippers spend the summer months laying out picnic blankets and licking ice creams. The genteel Essex town (population 5,500) has a station, six schools, seven churches, 27 restaurants and cafes and, to the delight of many residents of its comfortable retirement chalets, the UK’s 11th best golf club. Yet something has recently been missing — something very important. Because for most of the past year, Frinton has not had a single full-time GP. There are more than 8,000 men, women and children registered at the Caradoc Surgery, the only NHS facility in town. Yet when the Daily Mail visited last month, there were no qualified doctors on its staff.

That, in turn, means that

OPTIONS:
- Caradoc Surgery who carry on working full-time, and contributing to their pension, will sometimes be taxed on that nest-egg twice: once when they pay money into the pension and again when they take it out.
- Daily Mail who carry on working full-time, and contributing to their pension, will sometimes be taxed on that nest-egg twice: once when they pay money into the pension and again when they take it out.
- England who carry on working full-time, and contributing to their pension, will sometimes be taxed on that nest-egg twice: once when they pay money into the pension and again when they take it out.
- Essex who carry on working full-time, and contributing to their pension, will sometimes be taxed on that nest-egg twice: once when they pay money into the pension and again when they take it out.
- Frinton who carry on working full-time, and contributing to their pension, will sometimes be taxed on that nest-egg twice: once when they pay money into the pension and again when they take it out.
- GPs who carry on working full-time, and contributing to their pension, will sometimes be taxed on that nest-egg twice: once when they pay money into the pension and again when they take it out.
- NHS who carry on working full-time, and contributing to their pension, will sometimes be taxed on that nest-egg twice: once when they pay money into the pension and again when they take it out.
- Sea who carry on working full-time, and contributing to their pension, will sometimes be taxed on that nest-egg twice: once when they pay money into the pension and again when they take it out.
- UK who carry on working full-time, and contributing to their pension, will sometimes be taxed on that nest-egg twice: once when they pay money into the pension and again when they take it out.
- Victorian who carry on working full-time, and contributing to their pension, will sometimes be taxed on that nest-egg twice: once when they pay money into the pension and again when they take it out.


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Tom Brady is Team Trump. The New England Patriots quarterback appeared to be a fan of the presidential hopeful when one of Trump's Make America Great Again hats was photographed in his locker, but now the football great has officially come out in support of the real estate mogul. When asked by reporters on Wednesday just hours before the Republican debate if he thought Trump could win it all, Brady said; 'I hope so. That would be great.' He then added; 'There’d be a putting green on the White House lawn. I know that.' WEEI reports that Brady was then asked about his hat.

OPTIONS:
- Brady seemed to be overjoyed to get the support, and as he so often does took to Twitter to express his thoughts.
- Donald Trump seemed to be overjoyed to get the support, and as he so often does took to Twitter to express his thoughts.
- Make America Great seemed to be overjoyed to get the support, and as he so often does took to Twitter to express his thoughts.
- Make America Great Again seemed to be overjoyed to get the support, and as he so often does took to Twitter to express his thoughts.
- New England Patriots seemed to be overjoyed to get the support, and as he so often does took to Twitter to express his thoughts.
- Obama seemed to be overjoyed to get the support, and as he so often does took to Twitter to express his thoughts.
- Patriots seemed to be overjoyed to get the support, and as he so often does took to Twitter to express his thoughts.
- Republican seemed to be overjoyed to get the support, and as he so often does took to Twitter to express his thoughts.
- Super Bowl seemed to be overjoyed to get the support, and as he so often does took to Twitter to express his thoughts.
- Team Trump seemed to be overjoyed to get the support, and as he so often does took to Twitter to express his thoughts.
- Tom Brady seemed to be overjoyed to get the support, and as he so often does took to Twitter to express his thoughts.
- Trump seemed to be overjoyed to get the support, and as he so often does took to Twitter to express his thoughts.
- WEEI seemed to be overjoyed to get the support, and as he so often does took to Twitter to express his thoughts.
- White House seemed to be overjoyed to get the support, and as he so often does took to Twitter to express his thoughts.


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

(CNN Student News) -- May 3, 2011 Download PDF maps related to today's show: • Abbottabad, Pakistan • New York, The Pentagon, Shanksville Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. CNN ANNOUNCER: This is CNN Breaking News. DON LEMON, CNN ANCHOR, CNN NEWSROOM: We're being told by a White House official that the president will make a statement at 10:30. WOLF BLITZER, CNN ANCHOR, THE SITUATION ROOM WITH WOLF BLITZER: I'm told by sources it is a national security issue. JOHN KING, CNN HOST, JOHN KING, USA: CNN is told by several sources now that the president of the United States will announce in just moments that the United States has the body of Osama bin Laden.

Pakistan is angry about American attacks against terrorists inside

OPTIONS:
- Abbottabad borders.
- CNN borders.
- CNN ANCHOR borders.
- CNN Breaking News borders.
- CNN HOST borders.
- CNN NEWSROOM borders.
- CNN Student News borders.
- DON LEMON borders.
- Daily Discussion borders.
- JOHN KING borders.
- New York borders.
- Osama bin Laden borders.
- PDF borders.
- Pakistan borders.
- Pentagon borders.
- RUSH TRANSCRIPT borders.
- Shanksville borders.
- U.S. borders.
- USA borders.
- United States borders.
- WOLF BLITZER borders.
- White House borders.
- bin Laden borders.


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Washington (CNN) -- Just five days before the fifth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina's devastating assault on the Gulf coast, millions of dollars are heading to public and private projects for Louisianans still trying to recover, two top Obama administration officials said at a news conference Tuesday. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano and Federal Emergency Management Agency Administrator Craig Fugate detailed how, courtesy of the federal disaster recovery fund established under the Stafford Act, seven projects in Louisiana will receive more than $26.8 million to contribute to the rebuilding process. In a statement released later Tuesday by the DHS, a grant of more than $1.6 million to a Mississippi project was added to the list.

Hurricane Katrina made landfall on the

OPTIONS:
- CNN coast on August 29, 2005.
- Craig Fugate coast on August 29, 2005.
- DHS coast on August 29, 2005.
- Department of Homeland Security coast on August 29, 2005.
- Federal Emergency Management Agency coast on August 29, 2005.
- Gulf coast coast on August 29, 2005.
- Hurricane Katrina coast on August 29, 2005.
- Janet Napolitano coast on August 29, 2005.
- Louisiana coast on August 29, 2005.
- Louisianans coast on August 29, 2005.
- Mississippi coast on August 29, 2005.
- Obama coast on August 29, 2005.
- Stafford Act coast on August 29, 2005.
- Washington coast on August 29, 2005.


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A man who wears a nappy every day and has caused controversy for running a nursery for adults has appeared on The Jeremy Kyle Show to defend his right to dress up as a baby. Derek Ventham, 52, and his wife Maxine appeared on the ITV show today to explain how the service they offer - and Derek's penchant for nappies - is not sexually motivated. Derek said: 'I'm like any other person, I get up, have breakfast and go to work. I have to wear a nappy all the time as I suffer from incontinence.' Scroll down for video

'

OPTIONS:
- Derek' and 'Daddy Derek' explain on their website: 'We are nursery-thymes, we have been running our nursery for 14 years.
- Derek Ventham' and 'Daddy Derek' explain on their website: 'We are nursery-thymes, we have been running our nursery for 14 years.
- ITV' and 'Daddy Derek' explain on their website: 'We are nursery-thymes, we have been running our nursery for 14 years.
- Jeremy Kyle Show' and 'Daddy Derek' explain on their website: 'We are nursery-thymes, we have been running our nursery for 14 years.
- Liverpool' and 'Daddy Derek' explain on their website: 'We are nursery-thymes, we have been running our nursery for 14 years.
- Maxine' and 'Daddy Derek' explain on their website: 'We are nursery-thymes, we have been running our nursery for 14 years.


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

'My, my! At Waterloo Napoleon did surrender,’ sang Sweden’s fab four in their famous Eurovision Song Contest winner. Now this may come as a surprise, but you would be well advised not to rely on Abba to help with your history homework. If Benny and Bjorn actually laboured under this surrendering misapprehension when they wrote their song (songwriters are not hot on facts – happy to say anything as long as it rhymes), they would have discovered the truth when they subsequently paid a visit to the Wellington Museum in Waterloo, just south of Brussels in Belgium. View of Hougoumont farmhouse from The Lion's Mound or Butte du Lion on the battlefield of Waterloo, Belgium

Despite facing superior forces with a hastily assembled army, it is extraordinary that

OPTIONS:
- Abba came very close to victory.
- Belgium came very close to victory.
- Benny came very close to victory.
- Bjorn came very close to victory.
- Brussels came very close to victory.
- Butte du Lion came very close to victory.
- Eurovision Song Contest came very close to victory.
- Hougoumont farmhouse came very close to victory.
- Napoleon came very close to victory.
- Operation Dynamo came very close to victory.
- Sweden came very close to victory.
- Templar came very close to victory.
- The Lion's Mound came very close to victory.
- Waterloo came very close to victory.
- Waterloo Napoleon came very close to victory.
- Wellington Museum came very close to victory.


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He's the son of a legendary footballer but Calum Best has become equally famous for his own love life - which is so prolific he admits to not knowing how many women he's slept with. Now ensconced in a long term relationship, the 34-year-old - who  counts Peter Stringfellow among his childhood mentors - admits he still doesn't know if he can be monogamous. In an interview with The Times, Calum paid tribute to his girlfriend of eight months, Ianthe Rose Cochrane-Stack, 24, but said that he is still aware of his own cheating 'demons'. Calum and Brtish model Ianthe Rose Cochrane-Stack have been dating since last year. Their relationship had been a secret, but was revealed after Calum starred in Celebrity Big Brother earlier this year

'

OPTIONS:
- Brtish looked after me,' says Calum of the night he was abandoned in a strip club by his father George Best.
- Calum looked after me,' says Calum of the night he was abandoned in a strip club by his father George Best.
- Calum Best looked after me,' says Calum of the night he was abandoned in a strip club by his father George Best.
- George looked after me,' says Calum of the night he was abandoned in a strip club by his father George Best.
- Ianthe Rose Cochrane-Stack looked after me,' says Calum of the night he was abandoned in a strip club by his father George Best.
- Peter Stringfellow looked after me,' says Calum of the night he was abandoned in a strip club by his father George Best.
- Second Best looked after me,' says Calum of the night he was abandoned in a strip club by his father George Best.
- The Times looked after me,' says Calum of the night he was abandoned in a strip club by his father George Best.


(CNN) As federal prosecutors in New York prepared their case against a man accused of covertly working for Russian intelligence two years ago, they began raising questions about an unidentified "third party" paying the defendant's legal bills. The defendant's benefactor turned out to be VneshEconomBank, the same financial institution at the center of a recent controversy over its chairman's meeting with Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump's son-in-law and one of his top White House advisers. On the one hand, it should be no surprise that bank, also known as VEB, was paying for Evgeny Buryakov's legal defense -- Buryakov was one of its employees, after all.

The bank's

OPTIONS:
- Buryakov office had been struggling since Buryakov's arrest, Saratov wrote, "because there is no one else as organized and as diligent as he is."
- Donald Trump office had been struggling since Buryakov's arrest, Saratov wrote, "because there is no one else as organized and as diligent as he is."
- Evgeny Buryakov office had been struggling since Buryakov's arrest, Saratov wrote, "because there is no one else as organized and as diligent as he is."
- Jared Kushner office had been struggling since Buryakov's arrest, Saratov wrote, "because there is no one else as organized and as diligent as he is."
- New York office had been struggling since Buryakov's arrest, Saratov wrote, "because there is no one else as organized and as diligent as he is."
- Russian office had been struggling since Buryakov's arrest, Saratov wrote, "because there is no one else as organized and as diligent as he is."
- VEB office had been struggling since Buryakov's arrest, Saratov wrote, "because there is no one else as organized and as diligent as he is."
- VneshEconomBank office had been struggling since Buryakov's arrest, Saratov wrote, "because there is no one else as organized and as diligent as he is."
- White House office had been struggling since Buryakov's arrest, Saratov wrote, "because there is no one else as organized and as diligent as he is."


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(CNN) The Department of Justice's explosive report on institutional racism in the Baltimore Police Department represents a devastating indictment of the criminal justice system. Over half a century after the modern civil rights movement, this system continues to denigrate black lives and deny African-American citizenship. It further proves, through documentary evidence, what Charm City's black residents have always known: that the police department serves as more of an occupying army designed to arbitrarily punish, humiliate and even kill than as a protective forced designed to defend and honor. The report specifically chronicles the systemic abuse of black residents that culminated in the death of Freddie Gray in a police van and the subsequent urban rebellion that rocked the nation last year. African-Americans were -- and continue to be -- disproportionately stopped, searched and approached by city police, often without being charged with any crime. One heartbreaking example depicts a black man, well into middle age, who police stopped a staggering 30 times in a span of fewer than four years without ever formally charging him.

The report's unspoken context is the nation's painful history of slavery, Jim Crow and racial violence that contours contemporary

OPTIONS:
- African social, political and civic life.
- American social, political and civic life.
- Americans social, political and civic life.
- Baltimore Police Department social, political and civic life.
- Charm City social, political and civic life.
- Department of Justice social, political and civic life.
- Freddie Gray social, political and civic life.
- Justice Department social, political and civic life.
- Peniel Joseph social, political and civic life.