Washington (CNN) One of the most remarkable moments on the campaign trail this week was one that didn't happen. Former Miss Universe Alicia Machado introduced Hillary Clinton at a Florida rally Tuesday, blasting Donald Trump. And for once, the billionaire didn't react. No tweets. No attacks from the stump. Nothing. Instead, he stayed on message going after Clinton on her email server while pledging to repeal Obamacare. In the final days of the 2016 campaign, Trump isn't taking Clinton's bait. The new self-discipline comes as the election tightens and polls indicate a razor-close race in battleground states such as Florida, New Hampshire and Colorado. On the stump Wednesday night in Florida, Trump revealed how he is focused on staying disciplined and how hard it is for him.

Republican National Committee chair Reince Priebus is another force with

OPTIONS:
- Alicia Machado often pushing him to stay on message.
- CNN often pushing him to stay on message.
- Clinton often pushing him to stay on message.
- Colorado often pushing him to stay on message.
- Donald Trump often pushing him to stay on message.
- Florida often pushing him to stay on message.
- Hillary Clinton often pushing him to stay on message.
- Miss Universe often pushing him to stay on message.
- New Hampshire often pushing him to stay on message.
- Obamacare often pushing him to stay on message.
- Trump often pushing him to stay on message.
- Washington often pushing him to stay on message.


Lamu, Kenya (CNN) The eastern coast of Kenya is riddled with danger. Once a sought-after tourist destination, today people are being warned to stay away because of threats by Islamist terror group Al-Shabaab. Others are fleeing the area for good. But Umra Omar keeps going back. In the remote area of islands near the Kenyan-Somali border, the Lamu Archipelago, aid groups have stopped working and infrastructures are crumbling. She and her group, Safari Doctors, travel by boat, road and air to bring medical care to people living along the insecure region. "There is a lot of caution of, 'Why are you going here? You're not supposed to,' " said Omar, 33. "And as a woman running around pushing this project, it's like, 'Why do that? Why not just stay home, get taken care of.' "

Check out the

OPTIONS:
- Al website and see how to help.
- CNN website and see how to help.
- Islamist website and see how to help.
- Kenya website and see how to help.
- Kenyan website and see how to help.
- Lamu website and see how to help.
- Lamu Archipelago website and see how to help.
- Omar website and see how to help.
- Safari Doctors website and see how to help.
- Shabaab website and see how to help.
- Somali website and see how to help.
- Umra Omar website and see how to help.


Dallas, Texas (CNN) -- When Leo Manzano won second place in the 1,500-meters final at the Olympics, he celebrated his well-deserved victory by waving two flags, that of the United States and Mexico. He has every right to do so: After all, he has dual citizenship for both countries. Some observers disagree with Manzano's action. On CNN.com, Ruben Navarrette voiced his concerns that Manzano was showing disloyalty to the United States even while he's wearing the USA jersey. Opinion: U.S. Olympic athlete, Mexican flag? Judging by the volume of comments in response to Navarrette's opinion, one would think that Manzano had committed treason. One reader wrote, "He is pathetic. ... Go back to Mexico. You're either American OR NOT!!" OK, calm down. Let's not get too worked up here.

My friends, mostly Mexican-Americans and

OPTIONS:
- America, looked at Manzano's victory lap in a positive light.
- American, looked at Manzano's victory lap in a positive light.
- CNN, looked at Manzano's victory lap in a positive light.
- CNN.com, looked at Manzano's victory lap in a positive light.
- Chairez, looked at Manzano's victory lap in a positive light.
- Dallas, looked at Manzano's victory lap in a positive light.
- Jesús Chairez, looked at Manzano's victory lap in a positive light.
- Leo Manzano, looked at Manzano's victory lap in a positive light.
- Manzano, looked at Manzano's victory lap in a positive light.
- Mexican, looked at Manzano's victory lap in a positive light.
- Mexico, looked at Manzano's victory lap in a positive light.
- Navarrette, looked at Manzano's victory lap in a positive light.
- Olympic, looked at Manzano's victory lap in a positive light.
- Olympics, looked at Manzano's victory lap in a positive light.
- Ruben Navarrette, looked at Manzano's victory lap in a positive light.
- Texas, looked at Manzano's victory lap in a positive light.
- U.S., looked at Manzano's victory lap in a positive light.
- USA, looked at Manzano's victory lap in a positive light.
- United States, looked at Manzano's victory lap in a positive light.


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

When it comes to the most cringe-worthy smooches of all time, Madonna and Drake’s Coachella kiss takes the biscuit. And it seems that the world agrees; the uncomfortable exchange has been named the most awkward celebrity kiss of all time, according to a new poll. The Eighties pop star looked confident as she went in for the bold kiss at the musical festival this year. Wearing black a tank top that said Big As Madonna, hot pants with stockings that showed off her toned legs, and a pair of kinky boot heels, she sauntered over to Drake, who was sitting in a chair and pulled back his head after caressing his cheek in a shock move.

Another added: 'I cringed when

OPTIONS:
- Ant got his face slobbered by BGT winner Matisse, just think about where else that dog has been licking.'
- Coachella got his face slobbered by BGT winner Matisse, just think about where else that dog has been licking.'
- Drake got his face slobbered by BGT winner Matisse, just think about where else that dog has been licking.'
- Eighties got his face slobbered by BGT winner Matisse, just think about where else that dog has been licking.'
- Madonna got his face slobbered by BGT winner Matisse, just think about where else that dog has been licking.'
- Matisse got his face slobbered by BGT winner Matisse, just think about where else that dog has been licking.'
- Nation got his face slobbered by BGT winner Matisse, just think about where else that dog has been licking.'


Complete the passage.

Comcast founder Ralph Roberts has died at the age of 95. The founder of America's largest cable company died from natural causes on Thursday night at is home in Philadelphia. He is survived by his wife of 70 years, Suzanne Roberts their four children and eight grandchildren. His death marks the end of an entrepreneurial life which saw him establish Comcast when he bought a small cable system in Tupelo, Mississippi, in 1963. Roberts jumped head first into the fledgling cable TV industry by spending $500,000 to buy American Cable Systems. He then acquired other cable systems, changed the name of the company to Comcast and ran the company until he was aged 82

Using money from the sale,

OPTIONS:
- America set up an investment company.
- American Cable Systems set up an investment company.
- Comcast set up an investment company.
- Mississippi set up an investment company.
- Philadelphia set up an investment company.
- Ralph Roberts set up an investment company.
- Roberts set up an investment company.
- Suzanne Roberts set up an investment company.
- Tupelo set up an investment company.


Complete the passage.

Manchester City will finally complete their protracted swoop for Liverpool forward Raheem Sterling this week, in deal worth up to £49million. The Etihad Stadium club made the key breakthrough in discussions for the wantaway attacker over the weekend and are on the brink of landing their No 1 summer target. The deal will see City pay their Barclays Premier League rivals a guaranteed £45million. An additional £4million in add-ons has also been negotiated, which would take the fee close to Liverpool's £50million valuation. Liverpool are said to be satisfied with the obtainability of the proposed £4million in extras and are confident Sterling will meet the targets.

Sterling's agent claims

OPTIONS:
- Barclays Premier League will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- City will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Deal will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- England will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Etihad Stadium will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Liverpool will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Manchester City will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Manuel Pelegrini will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Raheem Sterling will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Reds will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Sterling will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Steven Gerrard will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.


Complete the passage.

Washington (CNN) It wasn't Donald Trump's day. June 9, 2016 -- the day that Donald Trump Jr., Jared Kushner and then-campaign chairman Paul Manafort met with a Russian lawyer to get opposition research on Hillary Clinton -- was a 24-hour period that the businessman-turned-presidential candidate likely hated: The spotlight wasn't on him. But more than a year after that unseasonably cool Thursday in New York, what happened on June 9 has intensified the spotlight on Trump -- now president -- and his family. News of the meeting between Natalia Veselnitskaya, billed in an email as a "Russian government attorney" and three of Trump's top campaign aides has rocked the Trump White House and led Clinton's vice presidential candidate, Sen. Tim Kaine, to speculate whether Trump Jr.'s behavior amounts to treason.

Obama's backing of Clinton was always assumed, but

OPTIONS:
- CNN quickly responded.
- Clinton quickly responded.
- Donald Trump quickly responded.
- Donald Trump Jr. quickly responded.
- Hillary Clinton quickly responded.
- Jared Kushner quickly responded.
- Natalia Veselnitskaya quickly responded.
- New York quickly responded.
- Paul Manafort quickly responded.
- Russian quickly responded.
- Tim Kaine quickly responded.
- Trump quickly responded.
- Trump Jr. quickly responded.
- Trump White House quickly responded.
- Washington quickly responded.


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

Jordan Spieth admitted he would probably sleep in the green jacket after claiming his first major title in record-breaking fashion in the 79th Masters. Spieth became the first player ever to reach 19 under par at Augusta and only a bogey on the 18th prevented him from adding the 72-hole scoring record to the 36 and 54-hole records he set on Friday and Saturday. The 21-year-old also became the second youngest champion behind Tiger Woods - whose 18-under total he equalled - after a closing 70 left him four shots ahead of Justin Rose and Phil Mickelson. Jordan Spieth admitted he would probably sleep in the green jacket after claiming his first major title

6 Is only the second player after

OPTIONS:
- American to have won the US junior amateur championship more than once.
- Augusta to have won the US junior amateur championship more than once.
- Augusta National Golf Club to have won the US junior amateur championship more than once.
- Jordan Spieth to have won the US junior amateur championship more than once.
- Justin Rose to have won the US junior amateur championship more than once.
- Phil Mickelson to have won the US junior amateur championship more than once.
- Spieth to have won the US junior amateur championship more than once.
- Tiger Woods to have won the US junior amateur championship more than once.


Write the next sentence.

Washington (CNN) Donald Trump pilloried Mitt Romney on his home turf on Friday, making his best appeal to the state's majority Mormon population and questioning whether Romney truly represented their faith. The rally in Salt Lake City, coming one week after clashes between supporters and protesters forced Trump to cancel a Chicago event, was also marked by a couple hundred protesters outside the Infinity Event Center, some of whom at one point tried to rush into the event. "Do I love the Mormons? I have many friends that live in Salt Lake City -- and by the way, Mitt Romney is not one of them," Trump said to applause. "Are you sure he's a Mormon? Are we sure?"

But the unrest didn't affect

OPTIONS:
- CNN's rally -- which was notable for a lack of protesters inside the center, unlike typical Trump events -- as he mentioned the demonstrators in his speech as part of an observation he made about the "love" in the room.
- Chicago's rally -- which was notable for a lack of protesters inside the center, unlike typical Trump events -- as he mentioned the demonstrators in his speech as part of an observation he made about the "love" in the room.
- Donald Trump's rally -- which was notable for a lack of protesters inside the center, unlike typical Trump events -- as he mentioned the demonstrators in his speech as part of an observation he made about the "love" in the room.
- Infinity Event Center's rally -- which was notable for a lack of protesters inside the center, unlike typical Trump events -- as he mentioned the demonstrators in his speech as part of an observation he made about the "love" in the room.
- Mitt Romney's rally -- which was notable for a lack of protesters inside the center, unlike typical Trump events -- as he mentioned the demonstrators in his speech as part of an observation he made about the "love" in the room.
- Mormon's rally -- which was notable for a lack of protesters inside the center, unlike typical Trump events -- as he mentioned the demonstrators in his speech as part of an observation he made about the "love" in the room.
- Mormons's rally -- which was notable for a lack of protesters inside the center, unlike typical Trump events -- as he mentioned the demonstrators in his speech as part of an observation he made about the "love" in the room.
- Romney's rally -- which was notable for a lack of protesters inside the center, unlike typical Trump events -- as he mentioned the demonstrators in his speech as part of an observation he made about the "love" in the room.
- Salt Lake City's rally -- which was notable for a lack of protesters inside the center, unlike typical Trump events -- as he mentioned the demonstrators in his speech as part of an observation he made about the "love" in the room.
- Trump's rally -- which was notable for a lack of protesters inside the center, unlike typical Trump events -- as he mentioned the demonstrators in his speech as part of an observation he made about the "love" in the room.
- Washington's rally -- which was notable for a lack of protesters inside the center, unlike typical Trump events -- as he mentioned the demonstrators in his speech as part of an observation he made about the "love" in the room.


Write the last sentence in this story.

Cedar Springs, Michigan (CNN) Rep. Justin Amash said Monday the solution for dysfunction in Washington likely boils down to removing House Speaker Paul Ryan and replacing him with someone who is "nonpartisan." "We need either a change in direction from this speaker, or we need a new speaker," Amash said while answering a question about the perpetual gridlock in Washington. The Michigan Republican also laced into President Donald Trump, hewing close to a strategy of blasting Republican leaders like Ryan and Trump, during a town hall with about 100 residents from his district, which is loosely centered around Grand Rapids.

Amash is hosting three town halls this week, and touted his openness to the exceedingly polite

OPTIONS:
- Amash crowd (which lacked the screaming and chanting that have made other town halls national spectacles.)
- CNN crowd (which lacked the screaming and chanting that have made other town halls national spectacles.)
- Cedar Springs crowd (which lacked the screaming and chanting that have made other town halls national spectacles.)
- Donald Trump crowd (which lacked the screaming and chanting that have made other town halls national spectacles.)
- Grand Rapids crowd (which lacked the screaming and chanting that have made other town halls national spectacles.)
- House crowd (which lacked the screaming and chanting that have made other town halls national spectacles.)
- Justin Amash crowd (which lacked the screaming and chanting that have made other town halls national spectacles.)
- Michigan crowd (which lacked the screaming and chanting that have made other town halls national spectacles.)
- Paul Ryan crowd (which lacked the screaming and chanting that have made other town halls national spectacles.)
- Rep. crowd (which lacked the screaming and chanting that have made other town halls national spectacles.)
- Republican crowd (which lacked the screaming and chanting that have made other town halls national spectacles.)
- Ryan crowd (which lacked the screaming and chanting that have made other town halls national spectacles.)
- Trump crowd (which lacked the screaming and chanting that have made other town halls national spectacles.)
- Washington crowd (which lacked the screaming and chanting that have made other town halls national spectacles.)
- Western Michigan crowd (which lacked the screaming and chanting that have made other town halls national spectacles.)


With Angel di Maria believed to be very close to a £44million move from Manchester United to Paris Saint-Germain, the total sum of the winger's transfers is set to top the £132m mark. That would rank United flop Di Maria as the most expensive player of all time, taking into account the cumulative values of his transfers. Here, Sportsmail looks at the list of the world's priciest players, with all but two having played in the Barclays Premier League. Vitoria to Benfica £0.35m / Benfica to Chelsea £25m / Chelsea to Paris Saint-Germain £50m Brazil centre back Luiz makes the list by virtue of his huge switch to PSG last summer, commanding a record-breaking £50m fee for a defender.

Widely regarded as one of the Premier League's biggest flops, Veron was enough of a joke figure for rival fans at

OPTIONS:
- Angel di Maria before Chelsea decided to commit a big fee to his signing too.
- Barclays Premier League before Chelsea decided to commit a big fee to his signing too.
- Benfica before Chelsea decided to commit a big fee to his signing too.
- Brazil before Chelsea decided to commit a big fee to his signing too.
- Chelsea before Chelsea decided to commit a big fee to his signing too.
- Di Maria before Chelsea decided to commit a big fee to his signing too.
- Gareth Bale before Chelsea decided to commit a big fee to his signing too.
- Germain before Chelsea decided to commit a big fee to his signing too.
- Luiz before Chelsea decided to commit a big fee to his signing too.
- MailOnline Fantasy Football before Chelsea decided to commit a big fee to his signing too.
- Manchester United before Chelsea decided to commit a big fee to his signing too.
- Nicolas Anelka before Chelsea decided to commit a big fee to his signing too.
- PSG before Chelsea decided to commit a big fee to his signing too.
- Paris Saint before Chelsea decided to commit a big fee to his signing too.
- Sportsmail before Chelsea decided to commit a big fee to his signing too.
- United before Chelsea decided to commit a big fee to his signing too.
- Vitoria before Chelsea decided to commit a big fee to his signing too.
- Zlatan Ibrahimovic before Chelsea decided to commit a big fee to his signing too.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) -- It's the billionaires' equivalent of lining up all night for the new iPhone. Multinational corporations and the ultra-rich are racing to get their hands on a Gulfstream 650, the newest and most envy-inducing private jet on the market. Order one tomorrow, plunk down $65M and you'll see your plane in 2017. Gulfstream says over 200 have been ordered so far and it's strictly first come, first serve. Industry insiders believe Disney, Nike and Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone are among the current customers. "There's not any jumping ahead of anyone," says Gulfstream's Regional Vice President for International Sales, Roger Sperry, but he admits it isn't for lack of effort. "They try all the time," he says.

Analysts say those planes just don't appeal to the status conscious the way the

OPTIONS:
- Bernie Ecclestone does, with its signature large, oval windows and sleek exterior.
- Bombardier does, with its signature large, oval windows and sleek exterior.
- CNN does, with its signature large, oval windows and sleek exterior.
- Disney does, with its signature large, oval windows and sleek exterior.
- Formula 1 does, with its signature large, oval windows and sleek exterior.
- G650 does, with its signature large, oval windows and sleek exterior.
- Gulfstream does, with its signature large, oval windows and sleek exterior.
- International Sales does, with its signature large, oval windows and sleek exterior.
- Nike does, with its signature large, oval windows and sleek exterior.
- Roger Sperry does, with its signature large, oval windows and sleek exterior.
- iPhone does, with its signature large, oval windows and sleek exterior.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) Two Utah police officers violated policies when they forcibly arrested a nurse who would not let them draw blood from an unconscious patient, an internal investigation found. Salt Lake City Mayor Jackie Biskupski said Wednesday the officers violated several city and department policies, including those pertaining to arrests, ethics and officer conduct. The officers have 20 days to respond to the results of the internal investigation, after which Chief Mike Brown will determine what employment action should be taken. The police department said it had no comment on the report. Salt Lake City Detective Jeff Payne's tense encounter with charge nurse Alex Wubbels at the University of Utah Hospital burn unit drew national attention after body cam footage of the July 26 incident spread online.

OPTIONS:
- Alex Wubbels's mayor, city council and police later apologized to Wubbels for the arrest.
- Jackie Biskupski's mayor, city council and police later apologized to Wubbels for the arrest.
- Jeff Payne's mayor, city council and police later apologized to Wubbels for the arrest.
- Mike Brown's mayor, city council and police later apologized to Wubbels for the arrest.
- Salt Lake City's mayor, city council and police later apologized to Wubbels for the arrest.
- University of Utah Hospital's mayor, city council and police later apologized to Wubbels for the arrest.
- Utah's mayor, city council and police later apologized to Wubbels for the arrest.


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

The Duchess of Cambridge is nothing if not loyal to her favourite designers but when it came to choosing a stunning, appropriate and memorable gown for her first state banquet at Buckingham Palace, only one designer would do - Jenny Packham. The floor-sweeping dress, made in a stunning red in honour of the Queen's guests Chinese president Xi Jinping and his glamorous wife Peng Liyuan - combined a fitted round bodice with a round neck and cap sleeves with a long romantic skirt and was also simple enough to offset the stunning diamonds given and lent by the Queen. Kate, 33, wore Jenny Packham when she left hospital with both Prince Charlotte and George and turned to the designer for key pieces in her royal tour wardrobe in Australia and New Zealand, in a relationship the British dressmaker has described as 'collaborative'.

Asked by WWD if she works directly with the duchess,

OPTIONS:
- Australia said, 'Absolutely.
- British said, 'Absolutely.
- Buckingham Palace said, 'Absolutely.
- Cambridge said, 'Absolutely.
- Charlotte said, 'Absolutely.
- Chinese said, 'Absolutely.
- Elegant Kate said, 'Absolutely.
- George said, 'Absolutely.
- Jenny Packham said, 'Absolutely.
- Kate said, 'Absolutely.
- New Zealand said, 'Absolutely.
- Peng Liyuan said, 'Absolutely.
- Prince Charlotte said, 'Absolutely.
- Xi Jinping said, 'Absolutely.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) -- One of the most valuable routes in the airline industry is the one that joins New York to London. It is the world's busiest route, one particularly frequented by business travelers, and currently, it is dominated by United Airlines. All that is set to change, thanks to a pivotal partnership between Delta Airlines and Virgin Atlantic. Last month, the two airlines unveiled a codeshare agreement across 108 routes, with Delta acquiring a 49% share of the British carrier. For Delta, the deal provides access to a market that, though lucrative, has been difficult for them to crack. "Heathrow is the most important destination for the U.S. business traveler, and we've not been able to provide the global frequency that our customers need," admits Edward Bastian, Delta's president. "Virgin was the best way to get to them."

"The Virgin brand and Virgin style is one of the things that attracted

OPTIONS:
- Atlantic to us in the first place," he says.
- British to us in the first place," he says.
- CNN to us in the first place," he says.
- Delta to us in the first place," he says.
- Delta Airlines to us in the first place," he says.
- Edward Bastian to us in the first place," he says.
- Heathrow to us in the first place," he says.
- London to us in the first place," he says.
- New York to us in the first place," he says.
- U.S. to us in the first place," he says.
- UK to us in the first place," he says.
- United Airlines to us in the first place," he says.
- Virgin to us in the first place," he says.
- Virgin Atlantic to us in the first place," he says.


How does the sentence end?

An eccentric retiree who spent years writing comical letters to celebrities, politicians and sports stars has published their bemused responses in a new book. Neville Mills, 71, who lives in Noosaville in Queensland, wrote letters to people including Tony Abbott, Alan Jones, Michael Clarke and Maggie Beer under the pseudonym Mervyn Mudal. In his book, The Curious Letters Of Mervyn Mudal, he includes the actual replies from the public figures – most of whom took his correspondence seriously. Mervyn Mudal is a character Mr Mills created who moved to Noosa from his farm in the small town of Goondiwindi on the Queensland-New South Wales border and is perplexed by modern life.

Early one morning last week, unbeknown to me Mrs. Mudal attempted to restore her equilibrium by circling a

OPTIONS:
- Alan Jones roundabout anti-clockwise.
- Goondiwindi roundabout anti-clockwise.
- Maggie Beer roundabout anti-clockwise.
- Mervyn Mudal roundabout anti-clockwise.
- Michael Clarke roundabout anti-clockwise.
- Mills roundabout anti-clockwise.
- Mr Mills roundabout anti-clockwise.
- Neville Mills roundabout anti-clockwise.
- New South Wales roundabout anti-clockwise.
- Noosa roundabout anti-clockwise.
- Noosaville roundabout anti-clockwise.
- Queensland roundabout anti-clockwise.
- Tony Abbott roundabout anti-clockwise.


How does this story end?

Dhaka, Bangladesh (CNN) Pope Francis referred to the Rohingya people by name on Friday, the first time he has directly addressed Myanmar's persecuted Muslim minority in his Asia tour. "The presence of God today is also called Rohingya," the Pope said after speaking to an interfaith audience in the Bangladeshi capital of Dhaka. He did not use the term in public earlier in the week in Myanmar, to the dismay of campaigners for the Rohingya, whose stories of escaping violence in the country have provoked international condemnation. Friday is the final full day of his trip. After his speech, the Pope met a group of Rohingya refugees one by one, giving some of them blessings and listening to the stories of others.

The Rohingya are not recognized as an official minority in

OPTIONS:
- Asia, effectively meaning they are denied citizenship.
- Bangladesh, effectively meaning they are denied citizenship.
- Bangladeshi, effectively meaning they are denied citizenship.
- CNN, effectively meaning they are denied citizenship.
- Dhaka, effectively meaning they are denied citizenship.
- Francis, effectively meaning they are denied citizenship.
- God, effectively meaning they are denied citizenship.
- Muslim, effectively meaning they are denied citizenship.
- Myanmar, effectively meaning they are denied citizenship.
- Pope, effectively meaning they are denied citizenship.
- Rohingya, effectively meaning they are denied citizenship.


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

A Doctors Without Borders nurse has described seeing his patients burn in their beds, colleagues die on operating tables and strong members of his team weeping so hard they could not move as their hospital in northern Afghanistan was bombed by an apparent US air strike on Saturday. 'We tried to take a look into one of the burning buildings. I cannot describe what was inside,' Lajos Zoltan Jecs said in a first-person account posted on the Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) website. 'There are no words for how terrible it was. In the intensive care unit six patients were burning in their beds.'

In a statement, it denied any of its fighters were being treated at the MSF clinic 'because the prevailing military situation of

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan would not allow us to admit our patients to the said hospital'.
- Doctors Without Borders would not allow us to admit our patients to the said hospital'.
- Kunduz would not allow us to admit our patients to the said hospital'.
- Lajos Zoltan Jecs would not allow us to admit our patients to the said hospital'.
- MSF would not allow us to admit our patients to the said hospital'.
- Médecins Sans Frontières would not allow us to admit our patients to the said hospital'.
- Obama would not allow us to admit our patients to the said hospital'.
- U.S. would not allow us to admit our patients to the said hospital'.
- US would not allow us to admit our patients to the said hospital'.


Beijing (CNN) -- Jeremy Lin's improbable success in the NBA has prompted a spate of "gee-whiz" stories and added "Linsanity" into everyday lexicon. The little known Asian American, who at 6'3" (1.91 meters) tall, has been leading the New York Knicks to successive wins, even without its recognized superstars. "To pull off 20+8 (an average of 20 points and 8 assists) in six successive games shows Jeremy Lin is no fluke," says Ma Jian, a basketball commentator in Beijing. The Knicks made it seven on Wednesday after a 100-85 win over Sacramento in New York, with Lin managing a career-high 13 assists.

"The stereotype is that we excel in math or the violin so having someone like him who excels in mainstream

OPTIONS:
- American sport is refreshing.
- Asian American sport is refreshing.
- Beijing sport is refreshing.
- CNN sport is refreshing.
- China sport is refreshing.
- Chinese sport is refreshing.
- Harvard sport is refreshing.
- Jeremy Lin sport is refreshing.
- Knicks sport is refreshing.
- Lin sport is refreshing.
- Linsanity sport is refreshing.
- Ma Jian sport is refreshing.
- NBA sport is refreshing.
- New York sport is refreshing.
- New York Knicks sport is refreshing.
- Sacramento sport is refreshing.
- Taiwan sport is refreshing.
- Yao Ming sport is refreshing.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

ISIS have reportedly executed five mothers and their children after the women refused to allow their children to become child soldiers in the ranks of the jihadi group. The victims are all believed to be from the Sunni Albu Nimr tribe, well known for their long time resistance in fighting against Al Qaeda and ISIS in the Iraqi province of Anbar. The claim was described in graphic detail by tribal leader Sheikh Naim al-Kaoud, who said that the women and children were rounded up by ISIS gangs and set on fire in the streets. According to the London based Saudi newspaper Sharq al-Awsat, the tribal leader told how the women had resisted the militants demands for them to release their children and  join ISIS.

The barbaric punishment was carried out in the neighbourhood of  Al-Jamiya, inside the

OPTIONS:
- Al Qaeda held city of Heet.
- Albu Nimr held city of Heet.
- Anbar held city of Heet.
- Awsat held city of Heet.
- Fallujah held city of Heet.
- ISIS held city of Heet.
- Iraqi held city of Heet.
- Kaoud held city of Heet.
- London held city of Heet.
- Naim al held city of Heet.
- Saudi held city of Heet.
- Sharq al held city of Heet.
- Shiite held city of Heet.
- Sunni held city of Heet.
- Sunni Albur Nimr held city of Heet.


Find the right ending to this passage.

A lamb believed to be the biggest ever born in the UK weighs as much as a toddler. The super-sized animal - christened The Big One - was delivered via caesarean section on Tuesday  at Ty Mawr Farm in Denbigh, north Wales. It tipped the scales to a whopping 24lbs 2oz - almost three times the size of an average newborn lamb. The Big One (right) towers above other lambs that have also been born on the farm this week (left) Dafydd Fon Ifan, who works full-time on the farm with parents Edmund and Llinos, said: 'The lamb is absolutely huge.

The lamb's mother (left) cannot keep up with its demand for milk, so it has to be given a bottle by

OPTIONS:
- Dafydd Fon Ifan as well
- Denbigh as well
- Edmund as well
- Llinos as well
- The Big One as well
- Ty Mawr Farm as well
- UK as well
- Wales as well
- north Wales as well


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Real Madrid were upbeat in training on Saturday as they look to put the disappointment of their Copa del Rey expulsion behind them and build on their formidable form of recent weeks when they take on  Villarreal on Sunday night. Rafa Benitez's men enjoyed a light run at Valdebebas on Saturday morning ahead of their 7.30pm (UK time) kick-off against the fifth-placed Castellon side as they bid to peg back leaders Barcelona. Denis Cheryshev, the player at the centre of the Copa del Rey scandal after being deemed inelligible for their first leg win over Cadiz, trained with Gareth Bale, Cristiano Ronaldo and Co in a light-hearted session.

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona, on the other hand, have been leaking goals conceding 13 in their last seven matches.
- Cadiz, on the other hand, have been leaking goals conceding 13 in their last seven matches.
- Castellon, on the other hand, have been leaking goals conceding 13 in their last seven matches.
- Co, on the other hand, have been leaking goals conceding 13 in their last seven matches.
- Copa del Rey, on the other hand, have been leaking goals conceding 13 in their last seven matches.
- Cristiano Ronaldo, on the other hand, have been leaking goals conceding 13 in their last seven matches.
- Denis Cheryshev, on the other hand, have been leaking goals conceding 13 in their last seven matches.
- Gareth Bale, on the other hand, have been leaking goals conceding 13 in their last seven matches.
- La Liga, on the other hand, have been leaking goals conceding 13 in their last seven matches.
- Rafa Benitez, on the other hand, have been leaking goals conceding 13 in their last seven matches.
- Real Madrid, on the other hand, have been leaking goals conceding 13 in their last seven matches.
- UK, on the other hand, have been leaking goals conceding 13 in their last seven matches.
- Valdebebas, on the other hand, have been leaking goals conceding 13 in their last seven matches.
- Villarreal, on the other hand, have been leaking goals conceding 13 in their last seven matches.


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What a mess Man United are in. Three years ago they had Sir Alex Ferguson in charge, a man whose Old Trafford dynasty lasted 26 years. Now, unless Louis van Gaal quickly turns things around, they could be on the lookout for a third new manager in as many seasons. Manchester United are without a win since November 21 — that's a run of six games in all competitions. That is the club's worst such run since 1998. United have always been perceived as different but now they're in the rat race like everyone else. Van Gaal can change it but if not, the club have a decision to make.

There isn't a better manager out of work than Jose Mourinho but

OPTIONS:
- Alex Ferguson have said before they'd never take him.
- Chelsea have said before they'd never take him.
- Jose Mourinho have said before they'd never take him.
- Louis van Gaal have said before they'd never take him.
- Man United have said before they'd never take him.
- Manchester United have said before they'd never take him.
- Norwich City have said before they'd never take him.
- Old Trafford have said before they'd never take him.
- Roman Abramovich have said before they'd never take him.
- Stamford Bridge have said before they'd never take him.
- Sunderland have said before they'd never take him.
- United have said before they'd never take him.
- Van Gaal have said before they'd never take him.


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London (CNN) -- Despite Turkey's shelling of Syria, Middle East expert Fawaz Gerges says neither side wants an escalation of a conflict that has the potential to spill over into a regional war that would be extremely difficult to end. It is important to stress at the outset that we do not know if the shells that landed on Turkish border towns, killing at least five people, were ordered by Bashar al-Assad's government; all we know is the shelling came from the area where Syrian positions had been firing at rebels. Syria has admitted its shelling killed Turkish civilians, has apologized, and has promised that the incident will not be repeated, Turkey's deputy prime minister says. Syria's information minister has pledged an investigation into how and why the shell came to be fired at Turkey.

The big point is that the Assad regime is desperately trying to prevent outside military intervention in its war-torn country, and does not want to provide a pretext for

OPTIONS:
- Bashar al-Assad to do so, knowing that it would be disastrous.
- CNN to do so, knowing that it would be disastrous.
- Fawaz Gerges to do so, knowing that it would be disastrous.
- London to do so, knowing that it would be disastrous.
- Middle East to do so, knowing that it would be disastrous.
- Syria to do so, knowing that it would be disastrous.
- Syrian to do so, knowing that it would be disastrous.
- Turkey to do so, knowing that it would be disastrous.
- Turkish to do so, knowing that it would be disastrous.


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The New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez is used to breaking balls and even breaking records, but new Fox Sports analyst broke part of the set on the first day of his new job. Rodriguez, 40, was signed by the network to comment on the Major League Baseball playoffs, but was chatting with its NFL studio team when he was asked to toss a football to journalist Jay Glazer. The pass sailed above the diminutive Glazer's head and smashed into a video display behind him, cracking a television screen as the show's regular analysts broke out in a chorus of 'oooohs'.

However, Rodriguez reminded them that his gridiron days were 'more than twenty years ago' before letting loose the pass across the

OPTIONS:
- Alex Rodriguez set.
- Fox set.
- Fox Sports set.
- Glazer set.
- Jay Glazer set.
- MLB set.
- Major League Baseball set.
- NFL set.
- New York Yankees set.
- Rodriguez set.


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BANGKOK, Thailand (CNN) -- A Thai court has found deposed prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra guilty of corruption, and sentenced him in absentia to two years imprisonment. Thaksin Shinawatra lives in self-imposed exile in London. The case stemmed from a Bangkok land deal while Thaksin was in office. He was convicted of violating a law that bans ministers or their wives from conducting business with government agencies. Thaksin, who now lives in the United Kingdom, is unlikely to serve any jail time. He fled from Thailand in August just as he was to appear in court. In the land deal, Thaksin's wife, Pojama, is accused of using her husband's political influence to buy undeveloped land from a government agency for about a third of its estimated value. Watch more about the verdict »

He said he did so because he did not think he would get a fair trial in

OPTIONS:
- BANGKOK.
- Bangkok.
- CNN.
- London.
- Pojama.
- Thai.
- Thailand.
- Thaksin.
- Thaksin Shinawatra.
- UK.
- United Kingdom.


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Plus-size female models have been earning increasing recognition in the fashion industry of late – and yet there remains a surprising lack of male models on the same spectrum. Zachary Miko, who is currently the average-bodied man featured on Target's Big and Tall section, is trying to change that fact. 'I don’t give a s**t if I ever have ripped abs and look like an Abercrombie and Fitch model. I never want that,' revealed the 26-year-old model in an interview with Mic. The New York-based actor and musician, who is six feet, six inches, and has a 40-inch waist, is currently the only man on Target's website without a slender frame and robust biceps.

He has been overjoyed with the positive comments from people who have been inspired by his modelling, and thanked

OPTIONS:
- Abercrombie on Twitter for giving him the opportunity to promote a positive body image.
- Big and Tall on Twitter for giving him the opportunity to promote a positive body image.
- Fitch on Twitter for giving him the opportunity to promote a positive body image.
- Mic on Twitter for giving him the opportunity to promote a positive body image.
- New York on Twitter for giving him the opportunity to promote a positive body image.
- Target on Twitter for giving him the opportunity to promote a positive body image.
- The New York on Twitter for giving him the opportunity to promote a positive body image.
- Zach on Twitter for giving him the opportunity to promote a positive body image.
- Zachary Miko on Twitter for giving him the opportunity to promote a positive body image.


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(CNN) A journalist has been slain in the Philippines after writing a column criticizing local officials for alleged "negligence" over an illegal drug factory. Larry Que, publisher of the Catanduanes News Now newspaper, is the first journalist killed since President Rodrigo Duterte assumed office in June; two others have been attacked and injured. The Philippines is one of the world's most dangerous countries for media workers, according to a watchdog group. Que was shot by an unidentified person on the remote central island of Catanduanes on Monday, Joel Sy Egco, the executive director of the presidential task force on media security, told CNN.

OPTIONS:
- CNN has launched a brutal war on drug crime that has left more than 5,900 people dead since July.
- Catanduanes has launched a brutal war on drug crime that has left more than 5,900 people dead since July.
- Catanduanes News Now has launched a brutal war on drug crime that has left more than 5,900 people dead since July.
- Joel Sy Egco has launched a brutal war on drug crime that has left more than 5,900 people dead since July.
- Larry Que has launched a brutal war on drug crime that has left more than 5,900 people dead since July.
- Philippines has launched a brutal war on drug crime that has left more than 5,900 people dead since July.
- Que has launched a brutal war on drug crime that has left more than 5,900 people dead since July.
- Rodrigo Duterte has launched a brutal war on drug crime that has left more than 5,900 people dead since July.


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Washington (CNN) It's been nearly 100 days since President Donald Trump announced his new strategy for Afghanistan and the wider region, a strategy that demanded Pakistan do more to fight the Taliban, but Pakistan has yet to take significant action against the Taliban, according to the commander of US and international forces in Afghanistan. "We have not seen those changes implemented yet," Gen. John Nicholson told reporters Tuesday at the Pentagon via a video link. "We are hoping to see those changes. We are hoping to work together with the Pakistanis going forward to eliminate terrorists who are crossing the Durand Line," Nicholson said, using another name for the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.

Nicholson later said that while the Taliban's tactical-level commanders were in the field in Afghanistan, its "senior leadership still resides in

OPTIONS:
- Afghan Taliban."
- Afghanistan."
- CNN."
- Donald Trump."
- Durand Line."
- Islamabad."
- John Nicholson."
- Nicholson."
- Pakistan."
- Pakistanis."
- Pentagon."
- Taliban."
- US."
- Washington."


London (CNN) -- The days of would-be terrorists needing to travel to far-off camps to make contacts and learn how to build bombs is rapidly receding. Social media forums like Twitter and Facebook provide a ready made Rolodex of sources -- dig further online, mine those contacts further, gain admission to private chat forums and eventually you will find instructions for bomb making. Last month al Qaeda in the Islamic Magreb (AQIM) launched a Twitter account that has already gained more than 5,500 followers, and AQIM's account is following seven people including the Somali terrorist group Al Shabaab's official twitter handle and the al Nusra front in Syria, which in turn is following another rebel group in Aleppo.

The dead

OPTIONS:
- AQIM chief was very careful to stay away from electronic devices himself, but it is thought he wrote down messages on pieces of paper which a trusted lieutenant would then type and save on to a USB stick, finally passing this to someone else to post on the forum.
- Al Shabaab chief was very careful to stay away from electronic devices himself, but it is thought he wrote down messages on pieces of paper which a trusted lieutenant would then type and save on to a USB stick, finally passing this to someone else to post on the forum.
- Aleppo chief was very careful to stay away from electronic devices himself, but it is thought he wrote down messages on pieces of paper which a trusted lieutenant would then type and save on to a USB stick, finally passing this to someone else to post on the forum.
- British chief was very careful to stay away from electronic devices himself, but it is thought he wrote down messages on pieces of paper which a trusted lieutenant would then type and save on to a USB stick, finally passing this to someone else to post on the forum.
- CNN chief was very careful to stay away from electronic devices himself, but it is thought he wrote down messages on pieces of paper which a trusted lieutenant would then type and save on to a USB stick, finally passing this to someone else to post on the forum.
- Facebook chief was very careful to stay away from electronic devices himself, but it is thought he wrote down messages on pieces of paper which a trusted lieutenant would then type and save on to a USB stick, finally passing this to someone else to post on the forum.
- Islamic Magreb chief was very careful to stay away from electronic devices himself, but it is thought he wrote down messages on pieces of paper which a trusted lieutenant would then type and save on to a USB stick, finally passing this to someone else to post on the forum.
- London chief was very careful to stay away from electronic devices himself, but it is thought he wrote down messages on pieces of paper which a trusted lieutenant would then type and save on to a USB stick, finally passing this to someone else to post on the forum.
- Somali chief was very careful to stay away from electronic devices himself, but it is thought he wrote down messages on pieces of paper which a trusted lieutenant would then type and save on to a USB stick, finally passing this to someone else to post on the forum.
- Syria chief was very careful to stay away from electronic devices himself, but it is thought he wrote down messages on pieces of paper which a trusted lieutenant would then type and save on to a USB stick, finally passing this to someone else to post on the forum.
- Twitter chief was very careful to stay away from electronic devices himself, but it is thought he wrote down messages on pieces of paper which a trusted lieutenant would then type and save on to a USB stick, finally passing this to someone else to post on the forum.
- al Nusra front chief was very careful to stay away from electronic devices himself, but it is thought he wrote down messages on pieces of paper which a trusted lieutenant would then type and save on to a USB stick, finally passing this to someone else to post on the forum.
- al Qaeda chief was very careful to stay away from electronic devices himself, but it is thought he wrote down messages on pieces of paper which a trusted lieutenant would then type and save on to a USB stick, finally passing this to someone else to post on the forum.


Microsoft's Windows 10 software has only been available in its final form for a few hours - but experts have already warned of a major security risk in the software. The feature is designed to easily let people share wifi passwords with friends. However, experts say the feature actually automatically shares your wifi passwords with all Outlook, Skype and Facebook contacts who also use Windows 10. To change your settings, go to Network settings then Manage Wi-Fi settings (Settings > Network & Internet > Wi-Fi > Manage Wi-Fi Settings). There, you can choose which contacts you share Wi-Fi settings with.

'For networks you choose to share access to, the password is sent over an encrypted connection and stored in an encrypted file on a Microsoft server, and then sent over a secure connection to your contacts' phone if they use

OPTIONS:
- Facebook-Fi Sense and they're in range of the Wi-Fi network you shared,' Microsoft says.
- Fi-Fi Sense and they're in range of the Wi-Fi network you shared,' Microsoft says.
- Fi Settings-Fi Sense and they're in range of the Wi-Fi network you shared,' Microsoft says.
- Microsoft-Fi Sense and they're in range of the Wi-Fi network you shared,' Microsoft says.
- Outlook-Fi Sense and they're in range of the Wi-Fi network you shared,' Microsoft says.
- Skype-Fi Sense and they're in range of the Wi-Fi network you shared,' Microsoft says.
- Wi-Fi Sense and they're in range of the Wi-Fi network you shared,' Microsoft says.
- Windows 10-Fi Sense and they're in range of the Wi-Fi network you shared,' Microsoft says.


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Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- The Pakistan Taliban said Wednesday it will not extend a cease-fire with the Pakistani government, six days after a weeks-long pause in hostilities officially ended. In a statement released to the news media, the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan, or TTP, alleged the Pakistani government hadn't responded positively to the cease-fire, which began as a monthlong observance on March 1 and eventually was extended to April 10. One of the militant group's leaders, Umer Khalid Khurrsani, said Wednesday that the government wasn't serious about peace and that the only way to implement Sharia, Islamic law, was jihad. The group made a series of demands this month, including the release of detained noncombatants.

Pakistan announced a peace initiative, and a cease-fire was reached to pave the way for talks, but discussions broke down in March after

OPTIONS:
- CNN attacks.
- Islamabad attacks.
- Islamic attacks.
- Pakistan attacks.
- Pakistani attacks.
- Sharia attacks.
- TTP attacks.
- Taliban attacks.
- Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan attacks.
- Umer Khalid Khurrsani attacks.


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(CNN) President Donald Trump has said he was thinking of "this Russia thing" when he decided to fire FBI Director James Comey, who had been leading the bureau's investigation into alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 election. Trump told NBC News that he was frustrated by the ongoing investigation and believed it was motivated by Democrats' fury at losing the election. It was the first time that Trump had explicitly tied the Russia probe to his rationale for firing Comey. It was one of a series of explanations for dismissing the FBI director, some of which directly contradict those offered earlier by top White House officials.

I think it was all about the

OPTIONS:
- CNN case," he added.
- Comey case," he added.
- Democrats case," he added.
- Donald Trump case," he added.
- FBI case," he added.
- James Comey case," he added.
- NBC News case," he added.
- Russia case," he added.
- Russian case," he added.
- Trump case," he added.
- White House case," he added.


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(CNN) NASA is sending a space probe to chase down a dark, potentially dangerous asteroid. The probe will take a sample of the asteroid and -- in a US space first -- bring the sample back to Earth. "This is a dark asteroid that we have found and we're going to hunt down, we're going to orbit, we're going to take a good look at it and we're going to bring back a sample," Jim Green, director of NASA's Planetary Science Division, said at a news briefing on August 17. If you're thinking this sounds a bit like the plot from the 1998 sci-fi flick "Armageddon" you would be right, but without Bruce Willis (there won't be any people on this spacecraft) and without space shuttles (NASA retired the shuttles in 2011).

That means

OPTIONS:
- Armageddon is one of the most dangerous space rocks we know of because it could one day collide with Earth.
- Bennu is one of the most dangerous space rocks we know of because it could one day collide with Earth.
- Bruce Willis is one of the most dangerous space rocks we know of because it could one day collide with Earth.
- CNN is one of the most dangerous space rocks we know of because it could one day collide with Earth.
- Jim Green is one of the most dangerous space rocks we know of because it could one day collide with Earth.
- NASA is one of the most dangerous space rocks we know of because it could one day collide with Earth.
- OSIRIS is one of the most dangerous space rocks we know of because it could one day collide with Earth.
- Planetary Science Division is one of the most dangerous space rocks we know of because it could one day collide with Earth.
- REx is one of the most dangerous space rocks we know of because it could one day collide with Earth.
- US is one of the most dangerous space rocks we know of because it could one day collide with Earth.


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Palaeontologists have announced the discovery of a 200-million-year-old dinosaur from South Africa after discovering its bones 'hidden' in a university storeroom. The previously unknown species, christened Sefapanosaurus, had been excavated in the 1930s in the Zastron area of South Africa's Free State province. Its bones then ended up among thousands of other fossils at Wits University in Johannesburg, and remained there for some 80 years. The fossil collection at the Evolutionary Studies Institute (ESI) at Wits University is the largest in South Africa. The remains of the Sefapanosaurus had been thought to be those of another South African dinosaur, Aardonyx, but when palaeontologists examined them closer, they realised that it was a completely new species.

The new dinosaur has been named

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- Aardonyx, after the Sesotho word 'sefapano', meaning 'cross', as one of its most discinctive features is a cross-shaped ankle bone.
- Bones, after the Sesotho word 'sefapano', meaning 'cross', as one of its most discinctive features is a cross-shaped ankle bone.
- ESI, after the Sesotho word 'sefapano', meaning 'cross', as one of its most discinctive features is a cross-shaped ankle bone.
- Evolutionary Studies Institute, after the Sesotho word 'sefapano', meaning 'cross', as one of its most discinctive features is a cross-shaped ankle bone.
- Free State, after the Sesotho word 'sefapano', meaning 'cross', as one of its most discinctive features is a cross-shaped ankle bone.
- Johannesburg, after the Sesotho word 'sefapano', meaning 'cross', as one of its most discinctive features is a cross-shaped ankle bone.
- Sefapanosaurus, after the Sesotho word 'sefapano', meaning 'cross', as one of its most discinctive features is a cross-shaped ankle bone.
- South Africa, after the Sesotho word 'sefapano', meaning 'cross', as one of its most discinctive features is a cross-shaped ankle bone.
- South African, after the Sesotho word 'sefapano', meaning 'cross', as one of its most discinctive features is a cross-shaped ankle bone.
- South Africa, after the Sesotho word 'sefapano', meaning 'cross', as one of its most discinctive features is a cross-shaped ankle bone.
- Wits University, after the Sesotho word 'sefapano', meaning 'cross', as one of its most discinctive features is a cross-shaped ankle bone.
- Zastron, after the Sesotho word 'sefapano', meaning 'cross', as one of its most discinctive features is a cross-shaped ankle bone.


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Archaeologists say they have unearthed the oldest human footprints ever found in North America. The impressions were discovered buried at a shoreline at an archaeological dig site on Calvert Island, British Columbia in Canada. Charcoal in the prints has been radiocarbon dated, giving them an age of 13,200 years old. The finding was made by the Hakai Institute  and the University of Victoria, both in British Columbia. Archaeologists Dr Daryl Fedje and Dr Duncan McLaren excavated an area below the high tide line, and found dozens of human footprints that had remained intact in clay. An ancient skeleton found nearly 20 years ago in a river in Washington is related to Native Americans, says a DNA study that could help resolve a long-running dispute over its ancestry.

'There's no way to get to

OPTIONS:
- British Columbia other than watercraft, and that applies to 13,000 years ago as it does today,' Dr McLaren said.
- Calvert Island other than watercraft, and that applies to 13,000 years ago as it does today,' Dr McLaren said.
- Canada other than watercraft, and that applies to 13,000 years ago as it does today,' Dr McLaren said.
- Charcoal other than watercraft, and that applies to 13,000 years ago as it does today,' Dr McLaren said.
- Daryl Fedje other than watercraft, and that applies to 13,000 years ago as it does today,' Dr McLaren said.
- Discovery other than watercraft, and that applies to 13,000 years ago as it does today,' Dr McLaren said.
- Duncan McLaren other than watercraft, and that applies to 13,000 years ago as it does today,' Dr McLaren said.
- Hakai Institute other than watercraft, and that applies to 13,000 years ago as it does today,' Dr McLaren said.
- Native Americans other than watercraft, and that applies to 13,000 years ago as it does today,' Dr McLaren said.
- North America other than watercraft, and that applies to 13,000 years ago as it does today,' Dr McLaren said.
- University of Victoria other than watercraft, and that applies to 13,000 years ago as it does today,' Dr McLaren said.
- Washington other than watercraft, and that applies to 13,000 years ago as it does today,' Dr McLaren said.


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(CNN) The unceremonious removal of New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie as chairman of President-elect  Donald Trump's transition team won't be the last power play by Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, a young businessman who is shaping up as one of the central figures of the new administration. Kushner is far less well known than his wife, Ivanka Trump, but is clearly a force to be reckoned with, wielding tremendous influence behind the scenes. It's widely assumed in political circles that the sacking of Christie was at least partly an act of personal payback by Kushner. Back in 2004, then-U.S. Attorney Christie convicted Kushner's father, Charles Kushner, on a variety of charges including tax evasion, witness tampering and making illegal campaign contributions.

The definition of family in the same law includes sons-in-law, which appears to make

OPTIONS:
- CNN ineligible for an official job.
- Charles Kushner ineligible for an official job.
- Chris Christie ineligible for an official job.
- Christie ineligible for an official job.
- Donald Trump ineligible for an official job.
- Errol Louis ineligible for an official job.
- Ivanka Trump ineligible for an official job.
- Jared Kushner ineligible for an official job.
- Kushner ineligible for an official job.
- Louis ineligible for an official job.
- New Jersey ineligible for an official job.
- Trump ineligible for an official job.
- U.S. ineligible for an official job.


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It is not often you hear this said but the goalkeeper really should have scored. Deep in injury time, with Blackburn’s FA Cup journey about to end, Simon Eastwood appeared for a corner and found the ball at his feet as it dropped from a jumble of players 12 yards out. Eastwood, oddly, had time and, even more strangely given the melee in the area, he had space, too. He had the whole goal to aim at. He should have scored. As it happened, his right-foot shot on the turn was struck well enough but it was straight at Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet, who managed to parry the ball and then grab it as it threatened to spin over the line.

OPTIONS:
- Anfield goalkeeper Simon Eastwood had a chance in the dying stages to force extra-time, but his shot was saved
- Aston Villa goalkeeper Simon Eastwood had a chance in the dying stages to force extra-time, but his shot was saved
- Blackburn goalkeeper Simon Eastwood had a chance in the dying stages to force extra-time, but his shot was saved
- Brazilian goalkeeper Simon Eastwood had a chance in the dying stages to force extra-time, but his shot was saved
- Eastwood goalkeeper Simon Eastwood had a chance in the dying stages to force extra-time, but his shot was saved
- Ewood Park goalkeeper Simon Eastwood had a chance in the dying stages to force extra-time, but his shot was saved
- FA Cup goalkeeper Simon Eastwood had a chance in the dying stages to force extra-time, but his shot was saved
- Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Eastwood had a chance in the dying stages to force extra-time, but his shot was saved
- Philippe Coutinho goalkeeper Simon Eastwood had a chance in the dying stages to force extra-time, but his shot was saved
- Simon Eastwood goalkeeper Simon Eastwood had a chance in the dying stages to force extra-time, but his shot was saved
- Simon Mignolet goalkeeper Simon Eastwood had a chance in the dying stages to force extra-time, but his shot was saved
- Wembley goalkeeper Simon Eastwood had a chance in the dying stages to force extra-time, but his shot was saved


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Crystal Palace striker Dwight Gayle faces becoming a first-team outcast if he does not accept a move to Bristol City. The Eagles accepted a remarkable bid from the Championship club worth up to £8million on Monday. But the forward is reluctant to move to Ashton Gate and has expressed his views to the Palace hierarchy. Sportsmail understands Gayle has been told he faces being axed from all first-team affairs if he does not accept a switch to the West Country. Gayle, 24, could be forced to train with the Under 21s if he decides to reject the switch. The Selhurst Park club are determined to push through the switch  following the purchase of Connor Wickham and loan signing of Patrick Bamford.

OPTIONS:
- Ashton Gate would rather sell though and the club also turned down an initial offer from Bournemouth.
- Bristol City would rather sell though and the club also turned down an initial offer from Bournemouth.
- Championship would rather sell though and the club also turned down an initial offer from Bournemouth.
- Connor Wickham would rather sell though and the club also turned down an initial offer from Bournemouth.
- Crystal Palace would rather sell though and the club also turned down an initial offer from Bournemouth.
- Dwight Gayle would rather sell though and the club also turned down an initial offer from Bournemouth.
- Eagles would rather sell though and the club also turned down an initial offer from Bournemouth.
- Gayle would rather sell though and the club also turned down an initial offer from Bournemouth.
- Palace would rather sell though and the club also turned down an initial offer from Bournemouth.
- Patrick Bamford would rather sell though and the club also turned down an initial offer from Bournemouth.
- Selhurst Park would rather sell though and the club also turned down an initial offer from Bournemouth.
- Sportsmail would rather sell though and the club also turned down an initial offer from Bournemouth.
- Steve Cotterill would rather sell though and the club also turned down an initial offer from Bournemouth.
- The Eagles would rather sell though and the club also turned down an initial offer from Bournemouth.
- Under 21s would rather sell though and the club also turned down an initial offer from Bournemouth.
- West Country would rather sell though and the club also turned down an initial offer from Bournemouth.


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(CNN) A 6.7 magnitude earthquake rocked the Greek Island of Kos early Friday, killing at least two people and injuring scores more, officials say. Mayor George Kyritsis told CNN Greece that at least two people -- a Swedish and a Turkish national -- have died. The quake's epicenter was just 16.2 kilometers (10.1 miles) east-northeast of Kos, in the sea between Greece and Turkey, the US Geological Survey said. At least five people on Kos were seriously injured after the quake hit, South Aegean region Gov. George Hadjimarkos told Greek TV channel Skai. Hadjimarkos said that the two fatalities occurred when the roof collapsed at a bar in a 1920s building in the old part of Kos. That area of town is known for its bars and is popular with tourists.

The USGS estimated that approximately 200,000 people in Greece and

OPTIONS:
- CNN Greece felt strong to very strong shaking from the earthquake.
- George Hadjimarkos felt strong to very strong shaking from the earthquake.
- George Kyritsis felt strong to very strong shaking from the earthquake.
- Greece felt strong to very strong shaking from the earthquake.
- Greek felt strong to very strong shaking from the earthquake.
- Hadjimarkos felt strong to very strong shaking from the earthquake.
- Island of Kos felt strong to very strong shaking from the earthquake.
- Kos felt strong to very strong shaking from the earthquake.
- Skai felt strong to very strong shaking from the earthquake.
- South Aegean felt strong to very strong shaking from the earthquake.
- Swedish felt strong to very strong shaking from the earthquake.
- Turkey felt strong to very strong shaking from the earthquake.
- Turkish felt strong to very strong shaking from the earthquake.
- US Geological Survey felt strong to very strong shaking from the earthquake.


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

(CNN) If you're a man who travels to an area with active Zika transmission, you should wait at least six months after exposure to have unprotected sex or try to conceive a baby, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Friday, even if you never had symptoms of the virus. Women should wait a full eight weeks after exposure. "The time frames now match, whether you are trying to prevent sexual transmission or protect pregnancy," said Dr. Denise Jamieson, chief of the CDC's Women's Health and Fertility Branch. "We are making it simple." The World Health Organization issued similar guidelines in early September, but its advice went further, recommending that women as well as men wait a full six months to conceive a baby or practice unprotected sex.

The WHO and the

OPTIONS:
- CDC have not gone that far.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have not gone that far.
- Denise Jamieson have not gone that far.
- WHO have not gone that far.
- Women's Health and Fertility Branch have not gone that far.
- World Health Organization have not gone that far.
- Zika have not gone that far.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) For the past two decades, Harvard, the nation's oldest and arguably most prestigious institution of higher learning, has been a primary front in the assault on Affirmative Action. Since the early 1990s, it has been subject to a nearly continuous series of lawsuits and administrative complaints alleging that its admissions practices, which embrace "holistic" standards of admission that look beyond test scores and grades to take character and cultural context into account, are discriminatory against Asian applicants, whose test scores and grades are on average higher than other applicants. The complaints quietly add that these standards are also discriminatory against whites, who currently make up 52.8% of admittances. Asians make up another 21.1%.

They say that achieving transparency -- by openly releasing applicant data -- will demonstrate how

OPTIONS:
- Affirmative Action (and, quietly, whites) are actively disqualified on the basis of race.
- Asian (and, quietly, whites) are actively disqualified on the basis of race.
- Asians (and, quietly, whites) are actively disqualified on the basis of race.
- Harvard (and, quietly, whites) are actively disqualified on the basis of race.
- Jeff Yang (and, quietly, whites) are actively disqualified on the basis of race.


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

A raucous group of Paris St Germain fans have posted a spoof video on the internet lampooning Chelsea following the London club's humiliating exit from the Champions League. Short video, which was uploaded earlier today, shows a dejected 'John Terry' standing on the platform of the Paris metro as a train pulls into the station. The carriage is packed with a gang of PSG fans, who are chanting 'Here is Paris' in a good humoured fashion at the man, who is wearing a replica  shirt bearing the Chelsea captain's name. A dejected 'John Terry' stands on a Paris Metro station following his side's Champions League exit

The

OPTIONS:
- Champions League character tries several time to board the train without any success
- Chelsea character tries several time to board the train without any success
- John Terry character tries several time to board the train without any success
- London character tries several time to board the train without any success
- PSG character tries several time to board the train without any success
- Paris character tries several time to board the train without any success
- Paris St Germain character tries several time to board the train without any success


Find the right ending to this passage.

On Monday celebrities and fans alike shared their support for Caitlyn Jenner, formerly Bruce, as she introduced her new identity to the world. The former decathlete graced the cover of Vanity Fair in a white satin basque with the words 'call me Caitlyn' printed across it. She is already being hailed as a figurehead for the transgender community and is set to receive the Arthur Ashe courage award at this year's ESPYs. However, a transgender activist believes that the reality star's announcement won't do anything to help increase understanding or acceptance in Britain. Steph Holmes, 62, from Darwen, Lancashire, began her transition journey ten years ago and completed her reassignment surgery just two years ago.

In her shoot for Vanity Fair,

OPTIONS:
- Arthur Ashe debuted the results of her surgical procedures, including ten hours of facial feminisation surgery and her 36D breast implants.
- Britain debuted the results of her surgical procedures, including ten hours of facial feminisation surgery and her 36D breast implants.
- Bruce debuted the results of her surgical procedures, including ten hours of facial feminisation surgery and her 36D breast implants.
- Caitlyn debuted the results of her surgical procedures, including ten hours of facial feminisation surgery and her 36D breast implants.
- Caitlyn Jenner debuted the results of her surgical procedures, including ten hours of facial feminisation surgery and her 36D breast implants.
- Darwen debuted the results of her surgical procedures, including ten hours of facial feminisation surgery and her 36D breast implants.
- ESPYs debuted the results of her surgical procedures, including ten hours of facial feminisation surgery and her 36D breast implants.
- Lancashire debuted the results of her surgical procedures, including ten hours of facial feminisation surgery and her 36D breast implants.
- Steph Holmes debuted the results of her surgical procedures, including ten hours of facial feminisation surgery and her 36D breast implants.
- UK debuted the results of her surgical procedures, including ten hours of facial feminisation surgery and her 36D breast implants.
- Vanity Fair debuted the results of her surgical procedures, including ten hours of facial feminisation surgery and her 36D breast implants.


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

Donald Trump is officially a $10 billion man. That's the bottom line in his personal financial disclosure, which he filed on Wednesday with the Federal Election Commission. HIs campaign did not immediately make the complete filing available but claimed in a statement that 'as of this date, Mr. Trump's net worth is in excess of TEN BILLION DOLLARS.' He earned $362 million dollars last year, according to the campaign, not including dividends, interest, capital gains, rents and royalties. The FEC's website does not yet have a copy of the full disclosure available for download, and a Trump spokesperson declined to provide a copy to DailyMail.com independently.

The

OPTIONS:
- DailyMail.com campaign did provide a one-page summary of the billionaire's investment portfolio, which is remarkably modest for a man of his means.
- Donald Trump campaign did provide a one-page summary of the billionaire's investment portfolio, which is remarkably modest for a man of his means.
- FEC campaign did provide a one-page summary of the billionaire's investment portfolio, which is remarkably modest for a man of his means.
- Federal Election Commission campaign did provide a one-page summary of the billionaire's investment portfolio, which is remarkably modest for a man of his means.
- Passed campaign did provide a one-page summary of the billionaire's investment portfolio, which is remarkably modest for a man of his means.
- The Apprentice campaign did provide a one-page summary of the billionaire's investment portfolio, which is remarkably modest for a man of his means.
- Trump campaign did provide a one-page summary of the billionaire's investment portfolio, which is remarkably modest for a man of his means.


How does the sentence end?

Anand, India (CNN) -- Madhu Makwan asks a reporter to translate a card in English she received from a Canadian family for whom the Indian laborer spent nine months gestating their son for them. The letter reads in part: "Without your help and sacrifice, we would not be able to have our family. Please know we will tell him about you and how special you are to us. We will never forget you, you will always be in our hearts." Makwan delivered the boy two weeks ago. "Of course I feel bad -- I kept the child in my womb for nine months," she said. "But she needs a child; I need money."

I don't know how to say anything else in

OPTIONS:
- Anand!
- CNN!
- Canadian!
- English!
- India!
- Indian!
- Madhu Makwan!
- Makwan!
- Mecca!


Hero: John Collier survived 63 bombing missions in the Second World War and helped plan the Dambusters raid The secret history of a decorated Bomber Command hero who survived 63 missions, bombed Hitler's barges and planned the Dambusters raid has been uncovered after his death. John Collier was awarded three top medals for his heroic and brave service during the Second World War, but lived a humble life after he left the RAF and rarely spoke of his incredible achievements. He died aged 83 in 2000, only for an unpublished memoir recording his feats to be unearthed by his family in his home in the New Forest, Hampshire.

He might have been given that highest award for valour if another person on the operation had not got the

OPTIONS:
- Bomber Command.
- Collier.
- Dambusters.
- Hampshire.
- Hitler.
- John Collier.
- New Forest.
- RAF.
- Second World War.
- Victoria Cross.
- WWII.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN)  -- President Obama slowly walked across the grounds of Cape Coast Castle, a slave outpost in Ghana where hundreds of thousands of Africans were shipped as human cargo to a life of bondage in the United States, South America and the Caribbean. President Obama and his family toured Cape Coast Castle during their trip to Ghana. "You almost feel as if the walls can speak. You try to project yourself into these incredibly harrowing moments," Obama told CNN's Anderson Cooper. When the president reached the "Door of No Return," an arched gateway with thick doors that would shut behind African men, women and children before they were forced onto slave ships, Obama looked out over the Atlantic Ocean where waves crashed onto rocks. "Obviously there's a sense of what a profound sorrow must've been felt as people were hauled off into the great unknown," he said.

"I'm a firm believer in the

OPTIONS:
- African government apologizing because of all the ways in which the government supported and condoned and made slavery possible," said Browne, who has also traveled to Ghana to see Cape Coast Castle.
- Africans government apologizing because of all the ways in which the government supported and condoned and made slavery possible," said Browne, who has also traveled to Ghana to see Cape Coast Castle.
- Anderson Cooper government apologizing because of all the ways in which the government supported and condoned and made slavery possible," said Browne, who has also traveled to Ghana to see Cape Coast Castle.
- Atlantic Ocean government apologizing because of all the ways in which the government supported and condoned and made slavery possible," said Browne, who has also traveled to Ghana to see Cape Coast Castle.
- CNN government apologizing because of all the ways in which the government supported and condoned and made slavery possible," said Browne, who has also traveled to Ghana to see Cape Coast Castle.
- Cape Coast Castle government apologizing because of all the ways in which the government supported and condoned and made slavery possible," said Browne, who has also traveled to Ghana to see Cape Coast Castle.
- Caribbean government apologizing because of all the ways in which the government supported and condoned and made slavery possible," said Browne, who has also traveled to Ghana to see Cape Coast Castle.
- Door of No Return government apologizing because of all the ways in which the government supported and condoned and made slavery possible," said Browne, who has also traveled to Ghana to see Cape Coast Castle.
- Ghana government apologizing because of all the ways in which the government supported and condoned and made slavery possible," said Browne, who has also traveled to Ghana to see Cape Coast Castle.
- Katrina Browne government apologizing because of all the ways in which the government supported and condoned and made slavery possible," said Browne, who has also traveled to Ghana to see Cape Coast Castle.
- Maryland government apologizing because of all the ways in which the government supported and condoned and made slavery possible," said Browne, who has also traveled to Ghana to see Cape Coast Castle.
- North government apologizing because of all the ways in which the government supported and condoned and made slavery possible," said Browne, who has also traveled to Ghana to see Cape Coast Castle.
- Obama government apologizing because of all the ways in which the government supported and condoned and made slavery possible," said Browne, who has also traveled to Ghana to see Cape Coast Castle.
- Senate government apologizing because of all the ways in which the government supported and condoned and made slavery possible," said Browne, who has also traveled to Ghana to see Cape Coast Castle.
- South America government apologizing because of all the ways in which the government supported and condoned and made slavery possible," said Browne, who has also traveled to Ghana to see Cape Coast Castle.
- United States government apologizing because of all the ways in which the government supported and condoned and made slavery possible," said Browne, who has also traveled to Ghana to see Cape Coast Castle.


Complete the passage.

Bethe Correia ramped up the pre-fight hostilities with Ronda Rousey when she whispered, 'I'm going to kick your a**' in the champions ear during the traditional staredown ahead of UFC 190. Rousey, who makes the sixth defence of her belt in Rio de Janeiro on Saturday, appeared unshaken by the challenger's trash talk, and stood stock still while they posed for photos. The undefeated American even vowed to leave her belt in Brazil, regardless of the result at the HSBC Arena. Rousey said: 'Bethe says the belt belongs here, and I'm like: "That's all you can say? Ok, then, I'm leaving the belt here in Brazil after I beat you".

She thinks it's all fun and games, but she hasn't experienced misery, poverty like I have; like we have as

OPTIONS:
- American.
- Bethe.
- Bethe Correia.
- Brazil.
- Brazilian.
- HSBC Arena.
- Rio.
- Rio de Janeiro.
- Ronda Rousey.
- Rousey.
- UFC.
- UFC 190.
- UFC190.


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

UFC fighter Miesha Tate will host a pool party this weekend at Sapphire Day Club in Las Legas while bitter rival Ronda Rousey takes on Bethe Correia. Rousey will take part in the main event at the UFC's latest pay-per-view in Rio De Janeiro on Saturday. While the 28-year-old aims to defend her bantamweight title against Brazilian Correia at the HSBC Arena, Tate will instead host her boyfriend's birthday party. The mixed martial artist will meet the winner of this weekend's UFC 190's main event, but Tate has prioritised her commitments to her other half, who is also a UFC fighter.

At the pair's rematch  at UFC 168 in December the following year, the fight was largely one-sided, with

OPTIONS:
- Bethe Correia escaping two submission attempts before losing via armbar in the third round.
- Brazilian escaping two submission attempts before losing via armbar in the third round.
- Correia escaping two submission attempts before losing via armbar in the third round.
- HSBC Arena escaping two submission attempts before losing via armbar in the third round.
- Las Legas escaping two submission attempts before losing via armbar in the third round.
- LeBron James escaping two submission attempts before losing via armbar in the third round.
- Miesha Tate escaping two submission attempts before losing via armbar in the third round.
- Rio escaping two submission attempts before losing via armbar in the third round.
- Rio De Janeiro escaping two submission attempts before losing via armbar in the third round.
- Ronda Rousey escaping two submission attempts before losing via armbar in the third round.
- Rousey escaping two submission attempts before losing via armbar in the third round.
- Sapphire Day Club escaping two submission attempts before losing via armbar in the third round.
- Tate escaping two submission attempts before losing via armbar in the third round.
- UFC escaping two submission attempts before losing via armbar in the third round.
- UFC 190 escaping two submission attempts before losing via armbar in the third round.


Write the next sentence.

A young Aboriginal girl who was racially abused while dressed up as Elsa from Disney's Frozen has now met her favourite character at a themed high tea. In May Samara, 3, was waiting in line for a Disney event when a mother told her she could not dress as her favourite character from the hit film because 'Queen Elsa isn't black and black is ugly and you're black'. Last month the little girl was sent a message from Queen Elsa herself, and just weeks later Samara met her favourite character and sister Anna at a high tea held at the Langham in Melbourne.

'Hello

OPTIONS:
- Aboriginal, it's Elsa, queen of Arandelle,' Queen Elsa said in the video.
- Anna, it's Elsa, queen of Arandelle,' Queen Elsa said in the video.
- Disney, it's Elsa, queen of Arandelle,' Queen Elsa said in the video.
- Elsa, it's Elsa, queen of Arandelle,' Queen Elsa said in the video.
- Frozen, it's Elsa, queen of Arandelle,' Queen Elsa said in the video.
- Langham, it's Elsa, queen of Arandelle,' Queen Elsa said in the video.
- Little, it's Elsa, queen of Arandelle,' Queen Elsa said in the video.
- Melbourne, it's Elsa, queen of Arandelle,' Queen Elsa said in the video.
- Samara, it's Elsa, queen of Arandelle,' Queen Elsa said in the video.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) Editor's note: This is a developing story that is being constantly updated as the storm progresses. Leaving a trail of devastation in Florida, Irma trudged north on Monday, flooding downtown Charleston, South Carolina, uprooting trees in Atlanta and cutting off coastal communities. A weakened Irma -- downgraded to a tropical depression Monday night -- still packed power. At least three storm-related deaths were reported in Georgia and one in South Carolina. The deaths occurred mostly when tree limbs fell on victims during the tropical storm that stretched 650 miles from east to west, affecting at least nine states. As Jacksonville, Florida, grappled with record storm surge, the level of the destruction became more apparent in the hard-hit Florida Keys at the southern tip of the state. Areas without water, power or communications are likely to remain so for some time.

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta police asked residents to avoid downtown in anticipation of high tide.
- Charleston police asked residents to avoid downtown in anticipation of high tide.
- Florida police asked residents to avoid downtown in anticipation of high tide.
- Florida Keys police asked residents to avoid downtown in anticipation of high tide.
- Georgia police asked residents to avoid downtown in anticipation of high tide.
- Irma police asked residents to avoid downtown in anticipation of high tide.
- Jacksonville police asked residents to avoid downtown in anticipation of high tide.
- River Street police asked residents to avoid downtown in anticipation of high tide.
- Savannah police asked residents to avoid downtown in anticipation of high tide.
- South Carolina police asked residents to avoid downtown in anticipation of high tide.
- The Battery police asked residents to avoid downtown in anticipation of high tide.


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

A lost pet tortoise who was found wandering around a Florida town was reunited with his owner on Wednesday after some Good Samaritans spotted something out of the ordinary. Shelley Daley was dropping her child off at school when she spotted Zulu, and 18-year-old, 80-pound tortoise slowly walking in front of her on Tuesday. At first she thought it was a lawn ornament but later realized it was a living and breathing reptile. 'I looked at it, it looked at us and I was like, "No, it’s real,"' she said. The Miami Herald reports that Daley and her husband William Brock loaded the turtle into her van and drove it to her home in Miramar before calling the police.

Luckily

OPTIONS:
- Daley survived and was returned to his owner Mary Schul.
- Florida survived and was returned to his owner Mary Schul.
- Good Samaritans survived and was returned to his owner Mary Schul.
- Mary Schul survived and was returned to his owner Mary Schul.
- Miami Herald survived and was returned to his owner Mary Schul.
- Miramar survived and was returned to his owner Mary Schul.
- Shelley Daley survived and was returned to his owner Mary Schul.
- William Brock survived and was returned to his owner Mary Schul.
- Zulu survived and was returned to his owner Mary Schul.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) Recently, Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham predictably but mistakenly called for greater United States military involvement in the Syrian civil war, proving they have learned nothing from our history in the Middle East. It seems that every dictator and every atrocity in that region is met with a call for action without a thought to consequences. Those who wish to send our soldiers to "take care" of every atrocity in the world might want to take a glance at Maplecroft's Human Rights Risk Atlas, which currently lists 35 countries as extreme risks for committing atrocities. Are we prepared to send our military to right the wrongs of all 35 countries?

And they are wrong about getting us further mired in the civil war in

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Human Rights Risk Atlas.
- John McCain.
- Lindsey Graham.
- Maplecroft.
- Middle East.
- Rand Paul.
- Syria.
- Syrian.
- US.
- United States.


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

World Cup winners Australia could arrive in England this summer with arguably the most fearsome pace attack in Test cricket since the ferocious West Indies sides of the 1980s. Less than 48 hours after claiming their one-day prize, the Aussies turned their attention on the summer's Ashes series. While captain Michael Clarke might have marked Sunday's final triumph over New Zealand by confirming his retirement from the 50-over game, his desire for Test cricket success burns as bright as ever. Team Australia celebrate after winning the Cricket World Cup in Melbourne World Cup hero Glenn Maxwell is the glaring omission despite starring on Australia's run to the final

Player of the tournament Mitchell Starc has been included in

OPTIONS:
- Ashes's fast paced attack for the Ashes
- Aussies's fast paced attack for the Ashes
- Australia's fast paced attack for the Ashes
- Cricket World Cup's fast paced attack for the Ashes
- England's fast paced attack for the Ashes
- Glenn Maxwell's fast paced attack for the Ashes
- Melbourne's fast paced attack for the Ashes
- Michael Clarke's fast paced attack for the Ashes
- Mitchell Johnson's fast paced attack for the Ashes
- Mitchell Starc's fast paced attack for the Ashes
- New Zealand's fast paced attack for the Ashes
- Team Australia's fast paced attack for the Ashes
- West Indies's fast paced attack for the Ashes
- World Cup's fast paced attack for the Ashes


Find the right ending to this passage.

(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.

This decay is borne not just from a loss of hope but racist public policy that denies opportunity to generations of African-

OPTIONS:
- African.
- American.
- Americans.
- Baltimore Police Department.
- Charm City.
- Department of Justice.
- Freddie Gray.
- Justice Department.
- Peniel Joseph.


Write the next sentence.

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

She told

OPTIONS:
- African that if she wanted her honest opinion, she preferred that she would stay a boy.
- American that if she wanted her honest opinion, she preferred that she would stay a boy.
- Barack Obama that if she wanted her honest opinion, she preferred that she would stay a boy.
- Marcelas that if she wanted her honest opinion, she preferred that she would stay a boy.
- Marcelas Owens that if she wanted her honest opinion, she preferred that she would stay a boy.
- Now Marcelas that if she wanted her honest opinion, she preferred that she would stay a boy.
- Obamacare that if she wanted her honest opinion, she preferred that she would stay a boy.
- Peter Pan that if she wanted her honest opinion, she preferred that she would stay a boy.
- White House that if she wanted her honest opinion, she preferred that she would stay a boy.


Complete the passage.

The little girl is still traumatised by the final hug she gave her father: by the time she let go, she was covered in blood, and he was dead, murdered by ISIS. Fitha, who was just seven-years-old, had run to father Khamis Faris after hearing a knock at the door at their home in Mosul. But as she held him, the two militants at the door shot him three times - in his right arm, his neck and his heart. His crime? Before ISIS arrived in Mosul in June 2014, he had worked as a policeman. Fitha's mother Foza Motaab is not sure if her little girl will ever recover. She is, she says, 'psychologically damaged'.

'When Daesh [local name for ISIS] came to

OPTIONS:
- Erbil they knocked at our door.
- Fitha they knocked at our door.
- Foza Motaab they knocked at our door.
- ISIS they knocked at our door.
- Islamic they knocked at our door.
- Khamis Faris they knocked at our door.
- Mosul they knocked at our door.


Write the next sentence.

Riff lets you film videos and uploaded them to th e app. Friends and strangers can then film relevant clips and attach them to the end of your video Despite being launched on April Fool's day, and using an #AprilFools hashtag to promote its features, Facebook's latest app is reportedly not a hoax. Called Riff, it lets you film videos and upload them to Facebook and the app. Friends and strangers can then film relevant clips and attach them to the end of your video to create a collaborative project. The app was created by London-based developers through Facebook's Creative Labs.

'Today, we are introducing

OPTIONS:
- Android, a creative tool to make videos with friends.'
- AprilFools, a creative tool to make videos with friends.'
- Creative Labs, a creative tool to make videos with friends.'
- Facebook, a creative tool to make videos with friends.'
- London, a creative tool to make videos with friends.'
- Riff, a creative tool to make videos with friends.'
- iOS, a creative tool to make videos with friends.'


Find the right ending to this passage.

The daughter of New Zealand rugby legend Jerry Collins is well enough to be released from hospital after she was injured in the same car crash that killed her mother and father. Ayla Collins underwent a number of life-saving operations after the accident, which took place when the car she was travelling in with her parents, Collins and Alana Madill, was struck by a bus on a French highway. It was revealed on Saturday night the three-month-old is now well enough to leave hospital and will travel to Canada to live with her mother's family. 'It has been one month since the Collins family and our family lost two incredibly special people, who we all miss dearly every day,' Nora Madill, Alana's sister, posted on Facebook.

Ayla will be flying to

OPTIONS:
- Alana where she will be admitted into a children's hospital where she can continue to receive everyone's prayers, love and support on her journey of recovery.
- Alana Madill where she will be admitted into a children's hospital where she can continue to receive everyone's prayers, love and support on her journey of recovery.
- All Blacks where she will be admitted into a children's hospital where she can continue to receive everyone's prayers, love and support on her journey of recovery.
- Ayla where she will be admitted into a children's hospital where she can continue to receive everyone's prayers, love and support on her journey of recovery.
- Ayla Collins where she will be admitted into a children's hospital where she can continue to receive everyone's prayers, love and support on her journey of recovery.
- Canada where she will be admitted into a children's hospital where she can continue to receive everyone's prayers, love and support on her journey of recovery.
- Collins where she will be admitted into a children's hospital where she can continue to receive everyone's prayers, love and support on her journey of recovery.
- Facebook where she will be admitted into a children's hospital where she can continue to receive everyone's prayers, love and support on her journey of recovery.
- France where she will be admitted into a children's hospital where she can continue to receive everyone's prayers, love and support on her journey of recovery.
- French where she will be admitted into a children's hospital where she can continue to receive everyone's prayers, love and support on her journey of recovery.
- Jerry Collins where she will be admitted into a children's hospital where she can continue to receive everyone's prayers, love and support on her journey of recovery.
- New Zealand where she will be admitted into a children's hospital where she can continue to receive everyone's prayers, love and support on her journey of recovery.
- Nora Madill where she will be admitted into a children's hospital where she can continue to receive everyone's prayers, love and support on her journey of recovery.