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A radical change in the law to protect a generation of children from the tide of internet sleaze will be introduced if the Conservatives win the election. Culture and Media Secretary Sajid Javid is setting out plans to shield youngsters from easy access to hardcore online pornography amid fears that it is corroding childhood. He promised legislation to force distributors to put effective age verification technology in place that would apply to those based in the UK as well as abroad. Scroll down for video Easy access: The rising tide of online pornography is corroding children - but the Tories have now pledged to a radical change in the law to protect a generation of children from the tide of internet sleaze

Over time

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- Block Online Porn’s laws have evolved to reflect our most deeply held values and beliefs, and the protection of children has long been a sacrosanct principle at the heart of that.
- Conservatives’s laws have evolved to reflect our most deeply held values and beliefs, and the protection of children has long been a sacrosanct principle at the heart of that.
- Culture’s laws have evolved to reflect our most deeply held values and beliefs, and the protection of children has long been a sacrosanct principle at the heart of that.
- Daily Mail’s laws have evolved to reflect our most deeply held values and beliefs, and the protection of children has long been a sacrosanct principle at the heart of that.
- Sajid Javid’s laws have evolved to reflect our most deeply held values and beliefs, and the protection of children has long been a sacrosanct principle at the heart of that.
- Tories’s laws have evolved to reflect our most deeply held values and beliefs, and the protection of children has long been a sacrosanct principle at the heart of that.
- UK’s laws have evolved to reflect our most deeply held values and beliefs, and the protection of children has long been a sacrosanct principle at the heart of that.


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A smartphone gadget could help thousands of patients self-diagnose in seconds – and without setting foot in a hospital – a serious heart condition that causes strokes. The new AliveCor heart monitor picks up abnormal heart rhythms in much the same way an electrocardiogram (ECG) machine in a hospital records the electrical activity of the heart. Results are then delivered to an app, which alerts the patient if they have a normal or abnormal heart rhythm. The results can then be emailed or printed out to take to a GP. The device, which costs £65, has been hailed as a ‘game-changer’ in detecting atrial fibrillation (AF), a condition that affects up to 1.8 million Britons and is a major cause of stroke.

With AF, blood can pool and clots can form inside the heart, which, if left untreated, can make the patient five times more likely to suffer an

OPTIONS:
- AF-related stroke.
- AliveCor-related stroke.
- Britons-related stroke.
- ECG-related stroke.
- USB-related stroke.


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Roy Hodgson will chalk up 40 years in coaching on January 1 but has no intention of calling it a day and has his sights set on taking England to the 2018 World Cup. The Football Association will make a decision on Hodgson's future after Euro 2016 - but have made it clear they will want to keep him in position for the World Cup campaign if England show signs of progress at the European Championship in France. Hodgson, whose current contract as England manager expires in July, says he has yet to have an in-depth discussion with FA chairman Greg Dyke and chief executive Martin Glenn about his future but is determined to remain in coaching.

Glenn said he,

OPTIONS:
- England and technical director Dan Ashworth will study a raft of statistics after the tournament to see how England have performed.
- Euro 2016 and technical director Dan Ashworth will study a raft of statistics after the tournament to see how England have performed.
- European Championship and technical director Dan Ashworth will study a raft of statistics after the tournament to see how England have performed.
- FA and technical director Dan Ashworth will study a raft of statistics after the tournament to see how England have performed.
- Football Association and technical director Dan Ashworth will study a raft of statistics after the tournament to see how England have performed.
- France and technical director Dan Ashworth will study a raft of statistics after the tournament to see how England have performed.
- Greg Dyke and technical director Dan Ashworth will study a raft of statistics after the tournament to see how England have performed.
- Hodgson and technical director Dan Ashworth will study a raft of statistics after the tournament to see how England have performed.
- Martin Glenn and technical director Dan Ashworth will study a raft of statistics after the tournament to see how England have performed.
- Roy Hodgson and technical director Dan Ashworth will study a raft of statistics after the tournament to see how England have performed.
- World Cup and technical director Dan Ashworth will study a raft of statistics after the tournament to see how England have performed.


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The Premier League season is just days away and Sportsmail's top team of reporters have given their verdict on the campaign ahead. From signings to expectations to their top tips for travelling fans, they've got it all covered. Time will tell; the majority of Tim Sherwood’s signings have no Premier League experience. The big thing is that Villa have spent – £45.5million as stands – more money than in any window since the days of Martin O’Neill. They desperately needed to after the departures of Christian Benteke and Fabian Delph. Probably. The move for Emmanuel Adebayor is still working towards fruition and an enquiry was made for Joleon Lescott at West Bromwich Albion. Impressively, the bulk of the work has been completed ahead of the season starting.

And should the deal go through,

OPTIONS:
- Aston Villa is sure to score against Tottenham and give an army salute to his manager.
- Christian Benteke is sure to score against Tottenham and give an army salute to his manager.
- Emmanuel Adebayor is sure to score against Tottenham and give an army salute to his manager.
- Fabian Delph is sure to score against Tottenham and give an army salute to his manager.
- Joleon Lescott is sure to score against Tottenham and give an army salute to his manager.
- MailOnline Fantasy Football is sure to score against Tottenham and give an army salute to his manager.
- Martin O’Neill is sure to score against Tottenham and give an army salute to his manager.
- Premier League is sure to score against Tottenham and give an army salute to his manager.
- Sportsmail is sure to score against Tottenham and give an army salute to his manager.
- Tim Sherwood is sure to score against Tottenham and give an army salute to his manager.
- Villa is sure to score against Tottenham and give an army salute to his manager.
- West Bromwich Albion is sure to score against Tottenham and give an army salute to his manager.


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(CNN)Brazilian surf star Ricardo dos Santos has died after reportedly being shot by an off-duty police officer. Heartbroken tributes poured in from the 24-year-old's surfing peers. "An incredible human being!" wrote Carlos Burle, another top Brazilian surfer, in a post on Instagram. He said dos Santos had "a whole life ahead of him." "RIP Ricardo dos Santos. Forever in our hearts," tweeted Tiago Pires, a leading Portuguese surfer. Dos Santos was "a fearless, world-class tuberider" who "captured the surf world's attention" at the 2012 Billabong Pro event in Tahiti, according to Surfer magazine. The off-duty police officer shot dos Santos three times in the chest Monday after the two had an argument in front of the surfer's family home in the Brazilian state of Santa Catarina, according to CNN affiliate Record News.

"We're all together with you, brother," Burle wrote on

OPTIONS:
- Billabong Pro.
- Brazilian.
- CNN.
- Carlos Burle.
- Dos Santos.
- Instagram.
- Portuguese.
- Record News.
- Ricardo dos Santos.
- Santa Catarina.
- Surfer magazine.
- Tahiti.
- Tiago Pires.
- dos Santos.


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Sam Allardyce is already making plans for the summer and next season with West Ham, but admits he still does not know whether he will be manager. Allardyce’s contract expires at the end of the season and his future at the club under co-owners David Gold and David Sullivan remains unsure. West Ham have already beaten their total in the Barclays Premier League season last year by two points with seven games to spare, but a run of poor form in 2015 has led to speculation Allardyce will be shown the exit. Sam Allardyce is making plans for next season at West Ham but he does not know if he'll still be manager

There is a meeting planned for after the season ends in May to discuss

OPTIONS:
- Allardyce's position, but Big Sam is wasting no time in preparing for the 2015-16 campaign.
- Barclays Premier League's position, but Big Sam is wasting no time in preparing for the 2015-16 campaign.
- David Gold's position, but Big Sam is wasting no time in preparing for the 2015-16 campaign.
- David Sullivan's position, but Big Sam is wasting no time in preparing for the 2015-16 campaign.
- Sam Allardyce's position, but Big Sam is wasting no time in preparing for the 2015-16 campaign.
- West Ham's position, but Big Sam is wasting no time in preparing for the 2015-16 campaign.


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Former Rangers defender John Brown insists Ally McCoist will be welcomed back to Ibrox 'with open arms.' The club's record scorer has not been spotted at his old stomping ground since his surprise appearance appeared at last month's general meeting to see the board which axed him as boss swept out of power. It was a fleeting visit as the 53-year-old crept into the ground just moments before shareholders gave Dave King's bid for power their blessing, before hurrying away afterwards. Ally McCoist will be welcome back to the club 'with open arms' according to club legend John Brown McCoist was removed from the manager's office back in December as relations with the old board crumbled and has spent the four months since on garden leave.

But he has no issue with

OPTIONS:
- Ally McCoist becoming the club's new ruler.
- Brown becoming the club's new ruler.
- Dave King becoming the club's new ruler.
- Gers becoming the club's new ruler.
- Ibrox becoming the club's new ruler.
- John Brown becoming the club's new ruler.
- McCoist becoming the club's new ruler.
- Rangers becoming the club's new ruler.


It had started as a joyful day. Joy Veron, 30, Texan schoolteacher, was on vacation with her family in the Colorado mountains. The trip had been idyllic, and they were preparing for one last swim before driving home to Texas. Then disaster struck. Her three small children, then aged between two and seven, ran ahead and got into the family SUV, which had its engine running and was parked next to a cliff leading down to a deep canyon. In seconds, the car slipped into gear and started to roll. Scroll down for video Guts: Joy Veron speaking to Oprah Winfrey on the Oprah: Where are they now? show in March 2015. She survived the accident and battled for years to regain her ability to walk, before eventually being forced to accept that she would never walk again

My father put his hand on the brake before it went over the canyon and said, "

OPTIONS:
- Colorado, Joy, I got it!"
- Joy Veron, Joy, I got it!"
- Oprah, Joy, I got it!"
- Oprah Winfrey, Joy, I got it!"
- Texan, Joy, I got it!"
- Texas, Joy, I got it!"


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(CNN) Presidents often get angry, but most go to great lengths to hide their fits of rage and the impression that red faced fury rules their actions. Not Donald Trump. In three-and-a-half months in office, the 45th President has shown that indignation, impulsiveness and a prickly desire to protect his own self image are at the core of his governing philosophy. The latest example of the President's simmering fury has emerged in the aftermath of his firing of James Comey this week, apparently the culmination of long-brewing animosity towards the FBI director. Trump gave a glimpse of his irritation and impatience with Comey during an interview with NBC News on Thursday.

The

OPTIONS:
- Comey drama suggests serious downsides to such an approach.
- Donald Trump drama suggests serious downsides to such an approach.
- FBI drama suggests serious downsides to such an approach.
- James Comey drama suggests serious downsides to such an approach.
- NBC News drama suggests serious downsides to such an approach.
- Trump drama suggests serious downsides to such an approach.


She is the wife of a billionaire who is still top of the polls among Republican contenders for the White House. Last night Melania Trump went center stage as she accompanied her husband Donald at the party's debate in Colorado - and where despite a muted performance, he remained front-runner in the polls. To be in such a position would be unusual of itself. But, Daily Mail Online can disclose, it is extraordinary. For Melania Trump is also the daughter of a card-carrying Communist and was brought up in a Soviet-era apartment in a country which fell apart in a bloody frenzy of inter-ethnic violence.

The people of

OPTIONS:
- Amalija Knavs are proud of Melania and hope that she will make their small town famous.
- Barron are proud of Melania and hope that she will make their small town famous.
- Colorado are proud of Melania and hope that she will make their small town famous.
- Communist are proud of Melania and hope that she will make their small town famous.
- Daily Mail Online are proud of Melania and hope that she will make their small town famous.
- Donald are proud of Melania and hope that she will make their small town famous.
- Donald Trump are proud of Melania and hope that she will make their small town famous.
- Ines are proud of Melania and hope that she will make their small town famous.
- League of Communists are proud of Melania and hope that she will make their small town famous.
- Melania are proud of Melania and hope that she will make their small town famous.
- Melania Trump are proud of Melania and hope that she will make their small town famous.
- Republican are proud of Melania and hope that she will make their small town famous.
- Sevnica are proud of Melania and hope that she will make their small town famous.
- Slovenia are proud of Melania and hope that she will make their small town famous.
- Slovenian State Archives are proud of Melania and hope that she will make their small town famous.
- Soviet are proud of Melania and hope that she will make their small town famous.
- Stane Jerko are proud of Melania and hope that she will make their small town famous.
- Trump are proud of Melania and hope that she will make their small town famous.
- Viktor are proud of Melania and hope that she will make their small town famous.
- White House are proud of Melania and hope that she will make their small town famous.


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Washington (CNN) -- "Our foreign policy is just spinning out of control" one senator said. "Recognize reality," chided another. Fourteen months after giving up his chairmanship of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to become America's top diplomat, Secretary of State John Kerry faced harsh criticism Tuesday from the panel he used to lead. Some of it was the usual partisan sniping that permeates Washington, especially with congressional elections looming in November. However, Democrats also expressed concern about the U.S. response to Russia's tactics in Ukraine, negotiations on Iran's nuclear ambitions and the ongoing Syrian crisis. Kerry pushed back, at times accusing senators of uninformed or short-sighted assessments, and the sometimes sharp exchanges showed a rising skepticism in Congress for the policies and pronouncements of the Obama administration as it approaches the midpoint of a second term.

The debate on the

OPTIONS:
- America issue demonstrated how things have changed between Kerry and his former committee colleagues.
- CNN issue demonstrated how things have changed between Kerry and his former committee colleagues.
- Congress issue demonstrated how things have changed between Kerry and his former committee colleagues.
- Democrats issue demonstrated how things have changed between Kerry and his former committee colleagues.
- Iran issue demonstrated how things have changed between Kerry and his former committee colleagues.
- John Kerry issue demonstrated how things have changed between Kerry and his former committee colleagues.
- Kerry issue demonstrated how things have changed between Kerry and his former committee colleagues.
- McCain issue demonstrated how things have changed between Kerry and his former committee colleagues.
- Middle East issue demonstrated how things have changed between Kerry and his former committee colleagues.
- Obama issue demonstrated how things have changed between Kerry and his former committee colleagues.
- Russia issue demonstrated how things have changed between Kerry and his former committee colleagues.
- Senate issue demonstrated how things have changed between Kerry and his former committee colleagues.
- Senate Foreign Relations Committee issue demonstrated how things have changed between Kerry and his former committee colleagues.
- Syria issue demonstrated how things have changed between Kerry and his former committee colleagues.
- Syrian issue demonstrated how things have changed between Kerry and his former committee colleagues.
- U.S. issue demonstrated how things have changed between Kerry and his former committee colleagues.
- Ukraine issue demonstrated how things have changed between Kerry and his former committee colleagues.
- Washington issue demonstrated how things have changed between Kerry and his former committee colleagues.


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(CNN) Protests broke out in Rotterdam and in front of Dutch diplomatic missions in Turkey on Saturday after the Netherlands barred a plane carrying Turkey's foreign minister from landing to stop him from addressing a political rally in the port city. The Dutch government announced that Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu's flight permit was revoked amid concerns over public order at the expected large gathering of Turkish expatriates. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan reacted angrily to the news, comparing the Dutch government to Nazis. Addressing crowds at an opening ceremony in Istanbul, Erdogan said: "They are timid and coward. They are Nazi remnants and fascists."

Wilders later tweeted that Turkish people "have no business" in the

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Dutch.
- Erdogan.
- Istanbul.
- Mevlut Cavusoglu.
- Nazi.
- Nazis.
- Netherlands.
- Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
- Rotterdam.
- Turkey.
- Turkish.
- Turkish FM.


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Steve McClaren is fighting for his future at Newcastle but on Sunday he comes up against the man who cost him his job at Wolfsburg. The former England boss was fired by the Bundesliga club in the wake of a 3-0 home defeat by Jurgen Klopp's Borussia Dortmund in 2011. And the arrival on Tyneside of Klopp's in-form Liverpool is perhaps the last thing under-fire McClaren needs right now. Sportsmail revealed this week that his reign has been thrown into chaos with members of his own backroom team now at loggerheads. Psychology guru Steve Black and head fitness coach Alessandro Schoenmaker have clashed over training methods and McClaren is in danger of losing control.

'It's a different situation to the one I came into here,' said McClaren, indicating that

OPTIONS:
- Alessandro Schoenmaker has inherited a very good team.
- Borussia Dortmund has inherited a very good team.
- Bundesliga has inherited a very good team.
- Dortmund has inherited a very good team.
- England has inherited a very good team.
- Jurgen Klopp has inherited a very good team.
- Klopp has inherited a very good team.
- Liverpool has inherited a very good team.
- McClaren has inherited a very good team.
- Newcastle has inherited a very good team.
- Southampton has inherited a very good team.
- Sportsmail has inherited a very good team.
- Steve Black has inherited a very good team.
- Steve McClaren has inherited a very good team.
- Tyneside has inherited a very good team.
- Wolfsburg has inherited a very good team.


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Rachel Dolezal's parents have accused her of trying to destroy their family with a multitude of lies - but insist that 'truth and justice will prevail'. Larry and Ruthanne Dolezal, from Troy, Montana, revealed last week that their daughter, the president of the Spokane NAACP, is white - not black as she has long suggested. 'Of all of Rachel's faults and malicious fabrications, this is definitely the worst,' her mother told Good Morning America on Monday. 'Rachel is desperately trying to destroy her biological family and I believe that effort will not succeed. At the end of the story I'm sure that truth and justice will prevail.'

'In every corner of this country, the

OPTIONS:
- African American remains committed to securing political, educational and economic justice for all people.'
- Dolezal remains committed to securing political, educational and economic justice for all people.'
- Good Morning America remains committed to securing political, educational and economic justice for all people.'
- Larry remains committed to securing political, educational and economic justice for all people.'
- Montana remains committed to securing political, educational and economic justice for all people.'
- NAACP remains committed to securing political, educational and economic justice for all people.'
- Rachel remains committed to securing political, educational and economic justice for all people.'
- Rachel Dolezal remains committed to securing political, educational and economic justice for all people.'
- Ruthanne Dolezal remains committed to securing political, educational and economic justice for all people.'
- Spokane remains committed to securing political, educational and economic justice for all people.'
- Spokane NAACP remains committed to securing political, educational and economic justice for all people.'
- Troy remains committed to securing political, educational and economic justice for all people.'


(CNN) President Donald Trump's decision to authorize a missile strike against a Syrian air base Thursday night signals a major break not only with the Obama administration but also with past statements made by the President himself. Fifty Tomahawk missiles were fired at the air base from which the chemical attacks against Syrian civilians were launched earlier this week and left more than 70 people dead. "It is in the vital national security interests of America to prevent and deter the the spread and use of deadly chemical weapons," Trump said in a statement from his Mar-a-Lago estate. The decision to use military force against Syria marks a remarkable reversal for Trump. In 2013, he was a vocal critic of President Barack Obama's contemplation of strikes in Syria following President Bashar al-Assad's initial use of chemical weapons against his own people. (Obama had previously said that the use of chemical weapons against the Syrian citizenry would be crossing a "red line" for him).

My attitude toward Syria and

OPTIONS:
- America has changed very much."
- Assad has changed very much."
- Barack Obama has changed very much."
- Bashar al has changed very much."
- CNN has changed very much."
- Donald Trump has changed very much."
- Lago has changed very much."
- Mar has changed very much."
- Obama has changed very much."
- Syria has changed very much."
- Syrian has changed very much."
- Tomahawk has changed very much."
- Trump has changed very much."


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

Venezuela's alliance with Cuba in areas such as medicine has resulted in a system in which Cuba purchases medical equipment that it in turn sells to

OPTIONS:
- CNN at a markup, he said.
- Castro at a markup, he said.
- Cuba at a markup, he said.
- Cuban at a markup, he said.
- Fidel Castro at a markup, he said.
- Hugo Chavez at a markup, he said.
- Ramiro Valdes at a markup, he said.
- Valdes at a markup, he said.
- Venezuela at a markup, he said.


The man charged with the murder of Alice Springs mother Karlie Pearce-Stevenson reportedly had a relationship with the young mother whose body was found dumped in a notorious killing ground. Daniel James Holdom, 41, has been charged with the murder of Ms Pearce-Stevenson and faced Maitland Local Court in New South Wales by videolink on Thursday morning. He has not been charged over the murder of her two-year-old daughter, Khandalyce, whose skeletal remains were found dumped by a freeway in South Australia. Police also believe Holdom - who used other aliases - was in a relationship with Pearce-Stevenson before her murder after meeting her at some point between 2008 and 2009, the Sydney Morning Herald reported.

A female pretending to be Ms Pearce-

OPTIONS:
- Alice Springs had conversations with family members on several occasions and duped them into transferring money into her account, police said.
- Belanglo State Forest had conversations with family members on several occasions and duped them into transferring money into her account, police said.
- Daniel Holdom had conversations with family members on several occasions and duped them into transferring money into her account, police said.
- Daniel James Holdom had conversations with family members on several occasions and duped them into transferring money into her account, police said.
- Holdom had conversations with family members on several occasions and duped them into transferring money into her account, police said.
- Karlie Pearce had conversations with family members on several occasions and duped them into transferring money into her account, police said.
- Khandalyce had conversations with family members on several occasions and duped them into transferring money into her account, police said.
- Maitland Local Court had conversations with family members on several occasions and duped them into transferring money into her account, police said.
- New South Wales had conversations with family members on several occasions and duped them into transferring money into her account, police said.
- Pearce had conversations with family members on several occasions and duped them into transferring money into her account, police said.
- South Australia had conversations with family members on several occasions and duped them into transferring money into her account, police said.
- Stevenson had conversations with family members on several occasions and duped them into transferring money into her account, police said.
- Sydney Morning Herald had conversations with family members on several occasions and duped them into transferring money into her account, police said.


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A massive search is underway for Mila Kunis' stalker Stuart Lynn Dunn after he escaped a California mental health facility on Saturday. Dunn, 30, was locked away two years ago at the Olive Vista Behavioral Health Center in Pomona after pleading no contest to a felony count of stalking the actress. He left the secured facility with permission at around 8pm on Saturday and the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department is helping in the search to track him down, ABC7.com reported. Kunis, 31, has been notified of his escape, Los Angeles County sheriff's Lt. Martin Rodriguez told the Los Angeles Times.

OPTIONS:
- ABC7.com began dating Ashton Kutcher in spring of 2012 and the pair got engaged two years later in February 2014.
- California began dating Ashton Kutcher in spring of 2012 and the pair got engaged two years later in February 2014.
- Dunn began dating Ashton Kutcher in spring of 2012 and the pair got engaged two years later in February 2014.
- Kunis began dating Ashton Kutcher in spring of 2012 and the pair got engaged two years later in February 2014.
- Los Angeles County began dating Ashton Kutcher in spring of 2012 and the pair got engaged two years later in February 2014.
- Los Angeles Sheriff's Department began dating Ashton Kutcher in spring of 2012 and the pair got engaged two years later in February 2014.
- Los Angeles Times began dating Ashton Kutcher in spring of 2012 and the pair got engaged two years later in February 2014.
- Martin Rodriguez began dating Ashton Kutcher in spring of 2012 and the pair got engaged two years later in February 2014.
- Mila Kunis began dating Ashton Kutcher in spring of 2012 and the pair got engaged two years later in February 2014.
- Olive Vista Behavioral Health Center began dating Ashton Kutcher in spring of 2012 and the pair got engaged two years later in February 2014.
- Pomona began dating Ashton Kutcher in spring of 2012 and the pair got engaged two years later in February 2014.
- Stuart Lynn Dunn began dating Ashton Kutcher in spring of 2012 and the pair got engaged two years later in February 2014.


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Washington (CNN) -- Unmanned aircraft patrolling the nation's borders have an accident rate seven times greater than general aviation aircraft, and hundreds of times greater than the rate of jetliners, federal officials said Thursday in urging caution in expanding the use of pilotless planes. Unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs, have proven remarkably useful in the skies over Iraq and Afghanistan, but are difficult to integrate into U.S. skies, the most complex airspace in the world, FAA official Nancy Kalinowski said in testimony before a House Homeland Security subcommittee. Kalinowski said the accident rates for Customs and Border Protection (CBP) aircraft are based on a relatively limited use of the planes -- only 5,688 flight hours. But because of the limited data, "the FAA must make conservative decisions" concerning integrating UAVs into U.S. skies, Kalinowski said.

Increasingly, government agencies, police departments and private businesses have pushed the

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan for expanded use of UAVs.
- CBP for expanded use of UAVs.
- CNN for expanded use of UAVs.
- Customs and Border Protection for expanded use of UAVs.
- FAA for expanded use of UAVs.
- House for expanded use of UAVs.
- House Homeland Security subcommittee for expanded use of UAVs.
- Iraq for expanded use of UAVs.
- Kalinowski for expanded use of UAVs.
- Nancy Kalinowski for expanded use of UAVs.
- U.S. for expanded use of UAVs.
- UAVs for expanded use of UAVs.
- United States for expanded use of UAVs.
- Washington for expanded use of UAVs.


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(CNN) -- Monday's debate didn't end when the cameras shut off. The thousands of readers on CNN.com continued the conversation well into the evening after President Barack Obama and former Gov. Mitt Romney met in their final face-to-face matchup of the presidential campaign. Readers posted more than 4,500 comments on CNNPolitics.com's 5 things we learned in the debate and many were inspired to make lists of their own. As you can imagine, the comments split along partisan lines, but some commenters said they heard enough to know they don't want either man to be president. Planning to vote? Tell your friends on Facebook

CNN Poll: Nearly half of debate watchers say

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama won showdown
- CNN won showdown
- CNN.com won showdown
- CNNPolitics.com won showdown
- Facebook won showdown
- Mitt Romney won showdown


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A Shuttle America flight attendant 'will no longer serve United customers' following an investigation into a Muslim chaplain's complaint of discriminatory treatment during a flight, an airline spokesman said Wednesday. In an email to The Associated Press, United spokesman Charles Hobart said the airline 'does not tolerate behavior that is discriminatory — or that appears to be discriminatory — against our customers or employees.' The statement came five days after Northwestern University chaplain Tahera Ahmad said a flight attendant declined her request for an unopened can of Diet Coke because it could be used as a weapon. The flight was operated by Shuttle America for United.

'While

OPTIONS:
- Ahmad did not operate the flight, Ms. Ahmad was our customer and we apologize to her for what occurred on the flight,' Hobart said.
- Charles Hobart did not operate the flight, Ms. Ahmad was our customer and we apologize to her for what occurred on the flight,' Hobart said.
- Chicago did not operate the flight, Ms. Ahmad was our customer and we apologize to her for what occurred on the flight,' Hobart said.
- D.C. did not operate the flight, Ms. Ahmad was our customer and we apologize to her for what occurred on the flight,' Hobart said.
- Diet Coke did not operate the flight, Ms. Ahmad was our customer and we apologize to her for what occurred on the flight,' Hobart said.
- Muslim did not operate the flight, Ms. Ahmad was our customer and we apologize to her for what occurred on the flight,' Hobart said.
- Northwestern University did not operate the flight, Ms. Ahmad was our customer and we apologize to her for what occurred on the flight,' Hobart said.
- Shuttle America did not operate the flight, Ms. Ahmad was our customer and we apologize to her for what occurred on the flight,' Hobart said.
- Tahera Ahmad did not operate the flight, Ms. Ahmad was our customer and we apologize to her for what occurred on the flight,' Hobart said.
- The Associated Press did not operate the flight, Ms. Ahmad was our customer and we apologize to her for what occurred on the flight,' Hobart said.
- United did not operate the flight, Ms. Ahmad was our customer and we apologize to her for what occurred on the flight,' Hobart said.
- Washington did not operate the flight, Ms. Ahmad was our customer and we apologize to her for what occurred on the flight,' Hobart said.


Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers produced one of the moments of the season on Thursday night, throwing a 60-yard pass to win his side a game with the final play. The NFL star, the league's MVP in 2011 and 2014, came up with the Hail Mary play to see off the Detroit Lions, in a game which had seen the Packers 20 points down. After scrambling free inside his own half of the field, the 32-year-old found his tight end Richard Rodgers in the endzone with a massive effort to make the score 27-23 with no time on the clock.

It became a popular term in 1975, when Dallas quarterback Roger Staubach threw a game-winning pass and then said 'I closed my eyes and said a

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Rodgers'
- Detroit'
- Detroit Lions'
- Devin Taylor'
- Green Bay Packers'
- Hail Mary'
- Lions'
- MVP'
- NFL'
- Packers'
- Richard Rodgers'
- Touchdown'


Write the next sentence.

(CNN)  -- World number one Caroline Wozniacki enjoyed the perfect preparation for the French Open as she beat Chinese star Shuai Peng Saturday to win the WTA tournament in Brussels. Wozniacki will be aiming to win her first grand slam title at Roland Garros and warmed up with a 2-6 6-3 6-3 victory in the final to claim her 16th career title. The Dane also beat reigning French Open champion Francesca Schiavone in three sets in the semifinals and now heads to Paris where she faces Japanese veteran Kimiko Date-Krumm in her first round match. "It's my fourth title of the season. I was pleased with the way I played and fought today," Wozniacki told the official WTA website.

"Now I'm looking forward to

OPTIONS:
- Argentina -- I think I play on Monday, but I'll be ready."
- Brussels -- I think I play on Monday, but I'll be ready."
- CNN -- I think I play on Monday, but I'll be ready."
- Caroline Wozniacki -- I think I play on Monday, but I'll be ready."
- Chinese -- I think I play on Monday, but I'll be ready."
- Dane -- I think I play on Monday, but I'll be ready."
- Francesca Schiavone -- I think I play on Monday, but I'll be ready."
- French Open -- I think I play on Monday, but I'll be ready."
- Germany -- I think I play on Monday, but I'll be ready."
- Japanese -- I think I play on Monday, but I'll be ready."
- Kimiko Date-Krumm -- I think I play on Monday, but I'll be ready."
- Paris -- I think I play on Monday, but I'll be ready."
- Roland Garros -- I think I play on Monday, but I'll be ready."
- Shuai Peng -- I think I play on Monday, but I'll be ready."
- WTA -- I think I play on Monday, but I'll be ready."
- World No.1 -- I think I play on Monday, but I'll be ready."
- World Team Cup -- I think I play on Monday, but I'll be ready."
- Wozniacki -- I think I play on Monday, but I'll be ready."


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Arsene Wenger has expressed fears that a mounting injury list could derail Arsenal's Premier League title charge in the next couple of months. The Gunners boss is currently without eight first-team players as they prepare for Sunday's clash with rivals Tottenham Hotspur at the Emirates. And Wenger is worried the absence of so many important members of his squad will have an impact during the packed festive fixture list. Laurent Koscielny (hip/thigh) Hector Bellerin (groin strain) Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (hamstring) Theo Walcott (calf muscle) Aaron Ramsey (hamstring) Jack Wilshere (calf/shin) Tomas Rosicky (knee) Danny Welbeck (knee) He said: 'I'm very concerned because we are only in November and we have so many players out.

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Ramsey made two starts following that game before suffering a hamstring injury against Bayern Munich a fortnight ago.
- Alex Oxlade made two starts following that game before suffering a hamstring injury against Bayern Munich a fortnight ago.
- Arsenal made two starts following that game before suffering a hamstring injury against Bayern Munich a fortnight ago.
- Arsene Wenger made two starts following that game before suffering a hamstring injury against Bayern Munich a fortnight ago.
- Chamberlain made two starts following that game before suffering a hamstring injury against Bayern Munich a fortnight ago.
- Danny Welbeck made two starts following that game before suffering a hamstring injury against Bayern Munich a fortnight ago.
- Emirates made two starts following that game before suffering a hamstring injury against Bayern Munich a fortnight ago.
- Europe made two starts following that game before suffering a hamstring injury against Bayern Munich a fortnight ago.
- Gunners made two starts following that game before suffering a hamstring injury against Bayern Munich a fortnight ago.
- Hector Bellerin made two starts following that game before suffering a hamstring injury against Bayern Munich a fortnight ago.
- Jack Wilshere made two starts following that game before suffering a hamstring injury against Bayern Munich a fortnight ago.
- Laurent Koscielny made two starts following that game before suffering a hamstring injury against Bayern Munich a fortnight ago.
- London made two starts following that game before suffering a hamstring injury against Bayern Munich a fortnight ago.
- Premier League made two starts following that game before suffering a hamstring injury against Bayern Munich a fortnight ago.
- Theo Walcott made two starts following that game before suffering a hamstring injury against Bayern Munich a fortnight ago.
- Tomas Rosicky made two starts following that game before suffering a hamstring injury against Bayern Munich a fortnight ago.
- Tottenham made two starts following that game before suffering a hamstring injury against Bayern Munich a fortnight ago.
- Tottenham Hotspur made two starts following that game before suffering a hamstring injury against Bayern Munich a fortnight ago.
- Wenger made two starts following that game before suffering a hamstring injury against Bayern Munich a fortnight ago.


Complete the passage.

Bernie Ecclestone has called on Renault to stay in Formula One and believes the French manufacturer should take over Lotus. Renault's future in the sport beyond next season is in doubt after a difficult campaign in which they have come under heavy criticism from Red Bull. Renault's contract with Red Bull and their sister team Toro Rosso expires at the end of 2016. But Ecclestone, Formula One's ringmaster, is hopeful they will remain in grand prix racing beyond next term, and has urged them to buy back the team it owned for nine years. 'I'd like them to take over Lotus, or start a new company on their own,' Ecclestone said.

Renault has been associated with

OPTIONS:
- Bernie Ecclestone for the best part of 40 years, either as a standalone team or engine supplier.
- Ecclestone for the best part of 40 years, either as a standalone team or engine supplier.
- F1 for the best part of 40 years, either as a standalone team or engine supplier.
- Formula One for the best part of 40 years, either as a standalone team or engine supplier.
- French for the best part of 40 years, either as a standalone team or engine supplier.
- Lotus for the best part of 40 years, either as a standalone team or engine supplier.
- Red Bull for the best part of 40 years, either as a standalone team or engine supplier.
- Renault for the best part of 40 years, either as a standalone team or engine supplier.
- Toro Rosso for the best part of 40 years, either as a standalone team or engine supplier.


Find the right ending to this passage.

'We've got fans on the pitch. The game's still going on'. That's not me making a mess of Kenneth Wolstenholme's infamous words from Wembley in 1966 when the boys in red won the World Cup. That was Jonathan Pearce's spontaneous reaction on commentary when some Villa fans piled onto the playing area towards the end of their team's semi-final at home to West Brom. Of course they were scenes that no one wanted to see. Except that they very nearly were. Because they were a hare's breath from what we saw when Geoff Hurst went through to make it 4-2. Only time surely makes that a less controversial incident?

Not that that makes that group of

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal fans' behaviour justifiable.
- Aston Villa fans' behaviour justifiable.
- BBC fans' behaviour justifiable.
- BT Sport fans' behaviour justifiable.
- FA Cup fans' behaviour justifiable.
- Geoff Hurst fans' behaviour justifiable.
- Jonathan Pearce fans' behaviour justifiable.
- Kenneth Wolstenholme fans' behaviour justifiable.
- Man United fans' behaviour justifiable.
- Old Trafford fans' behaviour justifiable.
- Villa fans' behaviour justifiable.
- Wembley fans' behaviour justifiable.
- West Brom fans' behaviour justifiable.
- World Cup fans' behaviour justifiable.


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

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (CNN)  -- President Obama, on the first leg of a Mideast trip, said Wednesday that he is confident the United States and Saudi Arabia can "make progress on a whole host of issues of mutual interest." President Obama meets with Saudi King Abdullah on Wednesday in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Shortly after his arrival Wednesday in Saudi Arabia, Obama and King Abdullah went to the Saudi ruler's farm for a welcoming reception. The two leaders met privately afterward. Obama said he was "struck by his wisdom and his graciousness. Obviously the United States and Saudi Arabia have a long history of friendship. We have a strategic relationship." Watch Saudi officials greet Obama »

His plans to improve

OPTIONS:
- CNN's image among Muslims have been in the works since his first week in office.
- Egypt's image among Muslims have been in the works since his first week in office.
- King Abdullah's image among Muslims have been in the works since his first week in office.
- Middle East's image among Muslims have been in the works since his first week in office.
- Mideast's image among Muslims have been in the works since his first week in office.
- Muslim's image among Muslims have been in the works since his first week in office.
- Muslims's image among Muslims have been in the works since his first week in office.
- Obama's image among Muslims have been in the works since his first week in office.
- RIYADH's image among Muslims have been in the works since his first week in office.
- Riyadh's image among Muslims have been in the works since his first week in office.
- Saudi's image among Muslims have been in the works since his first week in office.
- Saudi Arabia's image among Muslims have been in the works since his first week in office.
- U.S.'s image among Muslims have been in the works since his first week in office.
- United States's image among Muslims have been in the works since his first week in office.


Complete the passage.

Former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez can be seen on surveillance video walking through his home with a gun less than 10 minutes after prosecutors say he killed a man, according to testimony Wednesday by an employee of firearms manufacturer Glock. It was the most conclusive testimony to date in the monthlong trial that puts a weapon in Hernandez's hand around the time of the slaying. Hernandez is charged with murder in the killing of Odin Lloyd, who was dating the sister of Hernandez's fiancee. Lloyd was shot to death early on June 17, 2013, in an industrial park near Hernandez's home in North Attleborough, sending his last text message at 3:23am, and two witnesses have testified they heard loud bangs around that time.

The semiautomatic handgun uses .45-caliber bullets, and prosecutors have argued that based on ballistics evidence, a

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Hernandez was the murder weapon.
- Glock was the murder weapon.
- Hernandez was the murder weapon.
- Kyle Aspinwall was the murder weapon.
- Lloyd was the murder weapon.
- New England Patriots was the murder weapon.
- North Attleborough was the murder weapon.
- Odin Lloyd was the murder weapon.


Write the next sentence.

Eleanor de Freitas, 23, died on April 4 last year - three days before she was due to stand trial accused of perverting the course of justice The family of a young woman who killed herself days before going on trial for 'inventing a rape claim' are calling for lessons to be learned. Eleanor de Freitas, 23, from Fulham, west London, received a private prosecution summons for perverting the course of justice, funded by a man accused of drugging and raping her. But the former Durham University student died on April 4 last year - three days before the trial was due to start at Southwark Crown Court in London.

'We hope that the inquest will explore the important public interest issues regarding prosecutions of rape complainants and the appropriate protections and care that should be put in place for vulnerable people like

OPTIONS:
- Alexander Economou.
- CPS.
- Durham University.
- Eleanor de Freitas.
- Fulham.
- Inquest.
- London.
- Samaritans.
- Southwark Crown Court.
- UK.


Write the last sentence in this story.

Washington (CNN) When stories about you offering to resign due to increasingly strained relations with your boss are the high point of your week, you know it's not been a good seven days. That's how it went for Attorney General Jeff Sessions this week. Things started off poorly when a series of pieces detailed his ongoing issues with President Donald Trump. This, from CNN's Sara Murray and Stephen Collinson, paints an ugly picture for Sessions: "Sessions and the President have had a series of heated exchanges in recent weeks, prompted by the attorney general's decision to recuse himself from the probe into Russia interference in the election and alleged collusion by Trump aides, a source close to Sessions told CNN on Tuesday."

"At one point, Sessions made clear he would be willing to resign if

OPTIONS:
- CNN no longer wanted him."
- Donald Trump no longer wanted him."
- Jeff Sessions no longer wanted him."
- Russia no longer wanted him."
- Sara Murray no longer wanted him."
- Sessions no longer wanted him."
- Stephen Collinson no longer wanted him."
- Trump no longer wanted him."
- Washington no longer wanted him."


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) Senate Democrats are vowing to stall action on eight of Donald Trump's Cabinet nominees tasked with carrying out his economic, law enforcement and regulatory agenda, a senior Democratic aide told CNN Monday. If carried through, the threat that could delay confirming the President-elect's choices for months. Those targeted include secretary of state nominee Rex Tillerson, attorney general pick Jeff Sessions and health and human services secretary hopeful Tom Price. Democrats warn if they don't get the nominees' required background information and financial records and have adequate time to review them before confirmation hearings are held, they'll drag out confirmation votes with a series of procedural maneuvers.

"When President Obama was elected, Republicans and

OPTIONS:
- CNN worked together and expeditiously to carefully consider his nominees.
- Cabinet worked together and expeditiously to carefully consider his nominees.
- Democratic worked together and expeditiously to carefully consider his nominees.
- Democrats worked together and expeditiously to carefully consider his nominees.
- Donald Trump worked together and expeditiously to carefully consider his nominees.
- Jeff Sessions worked together and expeditiously to carefully consider his nominees.
- Republicans worked together and expeditiously to carefully consider his nominees.
- Rex Tillerson worked together and expeditiously to carefully consider his nominees.
- Senate worked together and expeditiously to carefully consider his nominees.
- Tom Price worked together and expeditiously to carefully consider his nominees.


Complete the passage.

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.

It also gave him hope that he actually could win, especially since even before news of the review surfaced,

OPTIONS:
- Alicia Machado's advisers were showing him data suggesting polls were narrowing in some must-win battleground states.
- CNN's advisers were showing him data suggesting polls were narrowing in some must-win battleground states.
- Clinton's advisers were showing him data suggesting polls were narrowing in some must-win battleground states.
- Colorado's advisers were showing him data suggesting polls were narrowing in some must-win battleground states.
- Donald Trump's advisers were showing him data suggesting polls were narrowing in some must-win battleground states.
- Florida's advisers were showing him data suggesting polls were narrowing in some must-win battleground states.
- Hillary Clinton's advisers were showing him data suggesting polls were narrowing in some must-win battleground states.
- Miss Universe's advisers were showing him data suggesting polls were narrowing in some must-win battleground states.
- New Hampshire's advisers were showing him data suggesting polls were narrowing in some must-win battleground states.
- Obamacare's advisers were showing him data suggesting polls were narrowing in some must-win battleground states.
- Trump's advisers were showing him data suggesting polls were narrowing in some must-win battleground states.
- Washington's advisers were showing him data suggesting polls were narrowing in some must-win battleground states.


Write the last sentence in this story.

(CNN) Rep. Keith Ellison's past ties to the Nation of Islam and his defense of its anti-Semitic leader, Louis Farrakhan, are resurfacing as he campaigns to lead the Democratic National Committee. Ellison, the first Muslim elected to Congress, publicly renounced his association with the Nation of Islam in 2006 after it became an issue during his run for Congress, when local Republican bloggers began publishing his old law school columns and photos connecting him to the organization. "I have long since distanced myself from and rejected the Nation of Islam due to its propagation of bigoted and anti-Semitic ideas and statements, as well as other issues," Ellison wrote at the time.

While he said he never said anything homophobic or anti-

OPTIONS:
- CNN, he acknowledged he had been slow to judge those who did.
- Congress, he acknowledged he had been slow to judge those who did.
- DNC, he acknowledged he had been slow to judge those who did.
- Democratic National Committee, he acknowledged he had been slow to judge those who did.
- Ellison, he acknowledged he had been slow to judge those who did.
- Keith Ellison, he acknowledged he had been slow to judge those who did.
- Louis Farrakhan, he acknowledged he had been slow to judge those who did.
- Muslim, he acknowledged he had been slow to judge those who did.
- Nation of Islam, he acknowledged he had been slow to judge those who did.
- Republican, he acknowledged he had been slow to judge those who did.
- Semitic, he acknowledged he had been slow to judge those who did.
- Semitism, he acknowledged he had been slow to judge those who did.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Penne, Italy (CNN) Rescuers were searching into the night Thursday for any survivors of an avalanche that killed at least two people and blasted a resort hotel in central Italy. As night fell, as many as 30 people were thought to be still inside the wreckage of the Hotel Rigopiano, Italy's Civil Protection Department said. Some could have survived in air pockets, officials said, although cold temperatures would endanger any survivors. The avalanche swallowed the four-star hotel, at the foot of the Gran Sasso mountain about (135 kilometers) 85 miles northeast of Rome, Wednesday night after a series of earthquakes in the region that day.

Nearly 300 people died in the August earthquakes in central

OPTIONS:
- CNN around Amatrice, leaving its town center -- once popular with tourists -- reduced to rubble.
- Civil Protection Department around Amatrice, leaving its town center -- once popular with tourists -- reduced to rubble.
- Gran Sasso around Amatrice, leaving its town center -- once popular with tourists -- reduced to rubble.
- Hotel Rigopiano around Amatrice, leaving its town center -- once popular with tourists -- reduced to rubble.
- Italian around Amatrice, leaving its town center -- once popular with tourists -- reduced to rubble.
- Italy around Amatrice, leaving its town center -- once popular with tourists -- reduced to rubble.
- Penne around Amatrice, leaving its town center -- once popular with tourists -- reduced to rubble.
- Rome around Amatrice, leaving its town center -- once popular with tourists -- reduced to rubble.


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

A Maine man convicted of killing a 4-year-old girl by placing her in an oven because he thought she was a demon should be allowed to argue that mental illness prevented a timely appeal, a federal magistrate judge ruled. The magistrate's recommendation provides a possible opening for John Lane, 66, to appeal a crime that happened three decades ago. The Auburn man is serving a life prison sentence for placing Angela Palmer in an oven, turning up the heat and blocking her escape by putting a chair under the handle of the oven door. Elliott Epstein, an attorney who wrote a book about the shocking crime titled 'Lucifer's Child', told the Sun Journal newspaper of Lewiston that Lane still has hurdles to overcome to appeal the case.

OPTIONS:
- Angela contends his lawyer failed to move for a finding that he was incompetent to stand trial, to obtain records pertaining to mental health and a previous brain injury and to object to the sentence, among other things.
- Angela Palmer contends his lawyer failed to move for a finding that he was incompetent to stand trial, to obtain records pertaining to mental health and a previous brain injury and to object to the sentence, among other things.
- Auburn contends his lawyer failed to move for a finding that he was incompetent to stand trial, to obtain records pertaining to mental health and a previous brain injury and to object to the sentence, among other things.
- Cynthia Palmer contends his lawyer failed to move for a finding that he was incompetent to stand trial, to obtain records pertaining to mental health and a previous brain injury and to object to the sentence, among other things.
- Elliott Epstein contends his lawyer failed to move for a finding that he was incompetent to stand trial, to obtain records pertaining to mental health and a previous brain injury and to object to the sentence, among other things.
- John Lane contends his lawyer failed to move for a finding that he was incompetent to stand trial, to obtain records pertaining to mental health and a previous brain injury and to object to the sentence, among other things.
- Lane contends his lawyer failed to move for a finding that he was incompetent to stand trial, to obtain records pertaining to mental health and a previous brain injury and to object to the sentence, among other things.
- Lewiston contends his lawyer failed to move for a finding that he was incompetent to stand trial, to obtain records pertaining to mental health and a previous brain injury and to object to the sentence, among other things.
- Lucifer's Child contends his lawyer failed to move for a finding that he was incompetent to stand trial, to obtain records pertaining to mental health and a previous brain injury and to object to the sentence, among other things.
- Maine contends his lawyer failed to move for a finding that he was incompetent to stand trial, to obtain records pertaining to mental health and a previous brain injury and to object to the sentence, among other things.
- Sun Journal contends his lawyer failed to move for a finding that he was incompetent to stand trial, to obtain records pertaining to mental health and a previous brain injury and to object to the sentence, among other things.


How does this story end?

Microsoft has confirmed that it is dropping the Internet Explorer brand. The move was rumoured in December but now the Redmond-based tech giant has said it will use a new name for its forthcoming browser, which is currently code named Project Spartan. It is believed the new browser will look more like Google's Chrome browser and be faster than Internet Explorer. Scroll down for video Farewell familiar friend: Microsoft has confirmed that it is dropping the Internet Explorer brand (logo pictured) and instead will use a new name for its forthcoming browser, which is currently code named Project Spartan Microsoft's marketing chief Chris Capossela said the company is working on a new name for the browser, which should be in Windows 10.

However, it struggled in the face of competition, and in May 2012 it was announced that Google's Chrome overtook

OPTIONS:
- Chris Capossela as the most used browser worldwide.
- Chrome as the most used browser worldwide.
- Google as the most used browser worldwide.
- IE as the most used browser worldwide.
- Internet Explorer as the most used browser worldwide.
- Microsoft as the most used browser worldwide.
- Project Spartan as the most used browser worldwide.
- Redmond as the most used browser worldwide.
- Windows as the most used browser worldwide.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) -- Three men whose achievements are being recognized for their role in changing the world are the inaugural winners of the Gorbachev awards. The three winners, including CNN founder Ted Turner, were personally selected by Mikhail Gorbachev and honored at a gala event to celebrate his 80th birthday in London on Wednesday. The other winners are Timothy Berners-Lee, the British physicist and computer scientist credited with inventing the World Wide Web; and Evans Wadongo, a Kenyan engineer who invented a solar lamp that would become a clean, healthy alternative to wood fires as a source of light for tens of thousands of Africans. Wadongo was also named a CNN Hero in 2010.

"These three people have each, in their own way, changed the world for their fellow men and women in ways which affect all our lives,"

OPTIONS:
- Africans said in a news release.
- British said in a news release.
- CNN said in a news release.
- CNN Hero said in a news release.
- Evans Wadongo said in a news release.
- Gorbachev said in a news release.
- Gorbachev Awards said in a news release.
- Kenyan said in a news release.
- London said in a news release.
- Mikhail Gorbachev said in a news release.
- Ted Turner said in a news release.
- Timothy Berners-Lee said in a news release.
- Wadongo said in a news release.
- World Wide Web said in a news release.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) You will be able to test yourself at home for a genetic predisposition for certain diseases, thanks to a new ruling from the US Food and Drug Administration. On Thursday, the FDA gave 23andMe permission to market its Personal Genome Service genetic health risk tests for 10 diseases. It is the first direct-to-consumer genetic test the FDA has allowed to provide that information. The tests can look for a genetic predisposition to conditions; the 10 approved Thursday are Parkinson's; late-onset Alzheimer's; celiac disease; a movement disorder called early-onset primary dystonia; a disorder that elevates your risk for lung and liver disease called Alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency; a blood clotting disorder Factor XI deficiency; an organ and tissue disorder called Gaucher disease type 1; a red blood cell condition known as G6PD; hereditary hemochromatosis, an iron overload disorder; and hereditary thrombophilia, a blood clot disorder.

Environmental factors and lifestyle choices probably influence whether someone will get a disease like late-onset

OPTIONS:
- Alpha-1's.
- Alzheimer's.
- FDA's.
- G6PD's.
- Gaucher's.
- Parkinson's.
- Personal Genome Service's.
- US Food and Drug Administration's.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) Bernadette McLaughlin's world turned upside-down on April 16, 1990, when a visit to the doctor revealed a surprising breast cancer diagnosis. "I was only 36 years old, and I was single," she said. "I just couldn't process anything he was saying." She worked full-time as a special-education teacher in New Jersey, but her most important job was raising her 8-year-old son, Michael. McLaughlin dreaded the thought of telling people she had cancer. "I remember I was laying on my stomach saying to myself, 'You're never going to have to tell anyone, because you're going to die tonight,' " she said of the night she got the news.

"She tweeted me and said, 'This one's for you,

OPTIONS:
- Bernadette McLaughlin,' " McLaughlin said.
- CNN,' " McLaughlin said.
- McLaughlin,' " McLaughlin said.
- Michael,' " McLaughlin said.
- New Jersey,' " McLaughlin said.


How does this story end?

Given the rise in global temperatures, it would be fair to assume glaciers around the world are all melting and retreating, but a series of new GIFs suggests otherwise. Time-lapse animations show 'rivers of ice' in northern Pakistan, expanding, contracting and surging forwards. A Swiss researcher compiled the clips of glaciers in the Karakoram range using 25 years of Landsat satellite images, and they show many glaciers in the region are actually increasing in size. Dr Frank Paul at the University of Zurich in Switzerland created four GIFS, which are made from combined and compressed satellite images. Each GIF shows 25 years of glacier movement in just one second taken from four regions - Baltoro, Panmah, Skamri–Sarpo Laggo, and Shaksgam – in the central Karakoram.

He then used free software to create a looping animation for each of the four

OPTIONS:
- Animations regions.
- Baltoro regions.
- Frank Paul regions.
- GIF regions.
- GIFS regions.
- GIFs regions.
- Karakoram regions.
- Landsat regions.
- Pakistan regions.
- Panmah regions.
- Sarpo Laggo regions.
- Satellite regions.
- Shaksgam regions.
- Skamri regions.
- Swiss regions.
- Switzerland regions.
- University of Zurich regions.


Write the next sentence.

The boot of the Ford saloon was very cramped, and the 46-year-old man trapped inside it was suffering from intense claustrophobia. It was also very hot, and the contorted exertions he had undergone to remove his jacket had made him hotter still. A kidnap victim? No. Unlikely as it may seem, the man shut in the boot had chosen to be there. He had met neither the people driving him, nor their colleagues in the accompanying car in front, but they represented his only hope of escaping death. If they failed, he would be taken back to Moscow, interrogated and then shot in a killing-room deep in the dark heart of the headquarters of his employer, the dreaded KGB. Safety would come if they reached Finland, which was only a few miles away. But first, the small convoy had to pass through five frontier controls, all of which were manned by zealous Soviet guards.

All the way, they were tailed by a

OPTIONS:
- Finland car, which they knew they would have to lose if they were to rescue their best ever agent.
- Ford car, which they knew they would have to lose if they were to rescue their best ever agent.
- Gordievsky car, which they knew they would have to lose if they were to rescue their best ever agent.
- KGB car, which they knew they would have to lose if they were to rescue their best ever agent.
- MI6 car, which they knew they would have to lose if they were to rescue their best ever agent.
- Moscow car, which they knew they would have to lose if they were to rescue their best ever agent.
- Oleg Gordievsky car, which they knew they would have to lose if they were to rescue their best ever agent.
- Soviet car, which they knew they would have to lose if they were to rescue their best ever agent.
- West car, which they knew they would have to lose if they were to rescue their best ever agent.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) Marine researchers have found more than 100 dead sea lions -- most of them newborns -- washed ashore along a relatively small peninsula in northern Chile over the past three months, part of a more widespread die-off being observed elsewhere on South America's Pacific coast. "This is happening along the entire coast of northern Chile and we're getting reports that it's also happening in Peru, our neighbor to the north," researcher Carlos Guerra-Correa told CNN. "We could be talking about hundreds of sea lions washing up ashore dead in the entire region." The South American sea lion (Otaria flavescens) is the species affected by the die-off observed in the area of the Mejillones Peninsula in Antofagasta province, where the researchers routinely conduct marine studies.

Guerra-

OPTIONS:
- Antofagasta the news is not so bad for South American fur seals (Arctocephalus australis), which seem to be surviving the disruption of the food chain.
- CNN the news is not so bad for South American fur seals (Arctocephalus australis), which seem to be surviving the disruption of the food chain.
- Carlos Guerra the news is not so bad for South American fur seals (Arctocephalus australis), which seem to be surviving the disruption of the food chain.
- Chile the news is not so bad for South American fur seals (Arctocephalus australis), which seem to be surviving the disruption of the food chain.
- Correa the news is not so bad for South American fur seals (Arctocephalus australis), which seem to be surviving the disruption of the food chain.
- El Niño the news is not so bad for South American fur seals (Arctocephalus australis), which seem to be surviving the disruption of the food chain.
- Mejillones Peninsula the news is not so bad for South American fur seals (Arctocephalus australis), which seem to be surviving the disruption of the food chain.
- Otaria the news is not so bad for South American fur seals (Arctocephalus australis), which seem to be surviving the disruption of the food chain.
- Pacific the news is not so bad for South American fur seals (Arctocephalus australis), which seem to be surviving the disruption of the food chain.
- Peru the news is not so bad for South American fur seals (Arctocephalus australis), which seem to be surviving the disruption of the food chain.
- South America the news is not so bad for South American fur seals (Arctocephalus australis), which seem to be surviving the disruption of the food chain.
- South American the news is not so bad for South American fur seals (Arctocephalus australis), which seem to be surviving the disruption of the food chain.


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His battered and bloodstained body hung for three days on the cross on which he was crucified. Around his neck, the Islamic State butchers who killed him had hung a handwritten placard accusing him of apostasy — abandoning his religion. He was just 17 and the placard explained that the unnamed boy's crime had been to take photographs of the terrorist organisation's headquarters in the Syrian city of Raqqa, which has become the de facto IS capital. Images of his body were smuggled to the West in defiance of the city's terrifying religious police by undercover activists appalled at the daily brutality taking place in their city.

Women who have escaped

OPTIONS:
- Christians, having gone there willingly in the belief they would marry and look after one fighter, have told how they were used as prostitutes.
- Islamic, having gone there willingly in the belief they would marry and look after one fighter, have told how they were used as prostitutes.
- Life, having gone there willingly in the belief they would marry and look after one fighter, have told how they were used as prostitutes.
- Muslims, having gone there willingly in the belief they would marry and look after one fighter, have told how they were used as prostitutes.
- Raqqa, having gone there willingly in the belief they would marry and look after one fighter, have told how they were used as prostitutes.
- Syrian, having gone there willingly in the belief they would marry and look after one fighter, have told how they were used as prostitutes.
- West, having gone there willingly in the belief they would marry and look after one fighter, have told how they were used as prostitutes.


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After another BBC costume drama saw its smouldering male lead go skinny dipping, viewers have been left wondering whether male nudity is 'now compulsory' in TV adaptations. Despite fans being whipped into a frenzy by the sight of Poldark's bare-chested scything, a skinny dipping scene in Sunday night's adaptation of The Go-Between failed to impress viewers who said BBC's costume dramas 'are getting a bit silly'. Viewers took to Twitter after Ben Batt emerged topless from a lake during the remake of LP Hartley's literary classic, as he played hunky gardener Ted Burgess. In the adaptation of the 1953 novel, the actor was also seen scything in the field in scenes reminiscent of Cornish drama Poldark which aired earlier this year.

But it was his near-naked swimming scene that earned ridicule rather than plaudits on social media as the 29-year-old, who is best known for playing Joe Pritchard in Shameless, was seen stripping off in a moment reminiscent of  Mr Darcy's in the BBC's adaptation of

OPTIONS:
- BBC.
- Ben Batt.
- Cornish.
- LP Hartley.
- Norfolk.
- Poldark.
- Pride and Prejudice.
- Ted Burgess.
- The Go.


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What kind of weapon can shoot down a fully loaded passenger jet flying at nearly 33,000 feet? That could be a key question in the Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 crash investigation, as officials try to determine what was responsible for Thursday's plane crash in volatile eastern Ukraine. A radar system saw a surface-to-air missile system turn on and track an aircraft right before the plane went down, a senior U.S. official told CNN's Barbara Starr. And a second system saw a heat signature at the time the airliner was hit. The United States is analyzing the trajectory of the missile to pinpoint where the attack came from, the official said.

Such weapons travel with

OPTIONS:
- Army troops at the division level, Francona said.
- Barbara Starr troops at the division level, Francona said.
- Buk missile system troops at the division level, Francona said.
- CNN troops at the division level, Francona said.
- Malaysia Airlines troops at the division level, Francona said.
- Russian troops at the division level, Francona said.
- U.S. troops at the division level, Francona said.
- Ukraine troops at the division level, Francona said.
- United States troops at the division level, Francona said.


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A realtor was detained after she allegedly got drunk, exposed her breasts and refused to stop smoking an e-cigarette on a Hawaii-bound flight. Kristin Sharp, 34, of Kona, was questioned by the FBI after she clashed with a flight attendant on the journey from Las Vegas to Honolulu on Thursday. Witnesses claimed Sharp was ‘drunk and belligerent’ on the Allegiant Air flight, which she denies. She told Hawaii News Now: ‘I’m apologizing that it did happen, but it did not need to get carried to the level that it did. ‘I think he [the flight attendant] had a bad day and was taking it out on me with a bad attitude.’

Sharp is likely to face federal criminal charges,

OPTIONS:
- Allegiant Air reported.
- FBI reported.
- Hawaii reported.
- Hawaii News Now reported.
- Honolulu reported.
- Kona reported.
- Kristin Sharp reported.
- Las Vegas reported.
- Sharp reported.


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Italy coach Antonio Conte believes that players of Italian descent should be free to decide whether they want to play for the 'azzurri'. Conte's latest call-ups, Argentine-born Franco Vazquez and Brazilian-born Eder, have caused a stir in Italy even though both players possess Italian passports. 'I'm not the first (to call-up a player of Italian descent) and I won't be last,' Conte told a news conference on Monday. Brazilian-born Eder (right) is one of two players not born in Italy to be called up by Antonio Conte The Italy manager had defended his right to call up foreign-born players to the national squad

'Anyone who wasn't born in Italy, even though he may have

OPTIONS:
- Antonio Conte relatives, shouldn't be allowed to play.
- Argentine relatives, shouldn't be allowed to play.
- Brazilian relatives, shouldn't be allowed to play.
- Conte relatives, shouldn't be allowed to play.
- Eder relatives, shouldn't be allowed to play.
- Franco Vazquez relatives, shouldn't be allowed to play.
- Inter Milan relatives, shouldn't be allowed to play.
- Italian relatives, shouldn't be allowed to play.
- Italy relatives, shouldn't be allowed to play.
- Juventus relatives, shouldn't be allowed to play.
- Roberto Mancini relatives, shouldn't be allowed to play.


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Washington (CNN) Even as tensions between the US and North Korea have intensified, along with President Donald Trump's rhetoric, US diplomats have quietly and steadily been in contact with their North Korean counterparts. The meetings, led by the US Special Representative for North Korea Policy Joseph Yun and reported on by CNN, have focused on Americans detained in North Korea, but have also touched on the relationship between the two countries. The US has been in contact with North Korea since at least February at an official level and there have been lower-level talks between Americans -- though none who represent the US government -- and North Korean officials.

Three other

OPTIONS:
- Americans are still being held in North Korea.
- CNN are still being held in North Korea.
- Donald Trump are still being held in North Korea.
- Joseph Yun are still being held in North Korea.
- North Korea are still being held in North Korea.
- North Korean are still being held in North Korea.
- Obama are still being held in North Korea.
- Pyongyang are still being held in North Korea.
- Trump are still being held in North Korea.
- US are still being held in North Korea.
- Washington are still being held in North Korea.


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Jose Mourinho has been charged with misconduct by the Football Association following his half-time dismissal in Chelsea's loss at West Ham. Mourinho, who is appealing against a £50,000 fine and suspended one-match stadium ban for comments made about officials following the October 3 loss to Southampton, faces further charges after being sent to the stands by referee Jonathan Moss during the ill-tempered derby at Upton Park. A statement from the FA read: 'Jose Mourinho has been charged with misconduct in relation to his language and/or behaviour towards the match officials in or around the dressing room area at half-time.'

Complained of a 'clear campaign' against

OPTIONS:
- Blues after Cesc Fabregas was denied a penalty and instead booked in a 1-1 draw at Southampton.
- Chelsea after Cesc Fabregas was denied a penalty and instead booked in a 1-1 draw at Southampton.
- FA after Cesc Fabregas was denied a penalty and instead booked in a 1-1 draw at Southampton.
- Football Association after Cesc Fabregas was denied a penalty and instead booked in a 1-1 draw at Southampton.
- Jonathan Moss after Cesc Fabregas was denied a penalty and instead booked in a 1-1 draw at Southampton.
- Jose Mourinho after Cesc Fabregas was denied a penalty and instead booked in a 1-1 draw at Southampton.
- Liverpool after Cesc Fabregas was denied a penalty and instead booked in a 1-1 draw at Southampton.
- Mourinho after Cesc Fabregas was denied a penalty and instead booked in a 1-1 draw at Southampton.
- Nemanja Matic after Cesc Fabregas was denied a penalty and instead booked in a 1-1 draw at Southampton.
- Premier League after Cesc Fabregas was denied a penalty and instead booked in a 1-1 draw at Southampton.
- Silvino Louro after Cesc Fabregas was denied a penalty and instead booked in a 1-1 draw at Southampton.
- Southampton after Cesc Fabregas was denied a penalty and instead booked in a 1-1 draw at Southampton.
- Upton Park after Cesc Fabregas was denied a penalty and instead booked in a 1-1 draw at Southampton.
- West Ham after Cesc Fabregas was denied a penalty and instead booked in a 1-1 draw at Southampton.


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With an endless array of sun creams on the shelves, ranging from bargain-basement options to the ridiculously expensive, FEMAIL puts six differently priced products to the test to evaluate their wearability, while dermatologist Dr Nick Lowe gives his expert verdict on the effectiveness of the ingredients. . . It also uses oxybenzone, an ingredient which appears less and less in European products after concerns were raised about allergies and also the possibility that it may disrupt hormone levels when absorbed into the body. However, it remains an approved ingredient in the U.S. And witch hazel is known to have a soothing effect.

‘Wearing a lotion with

OPTIONS:
- European increases the time you can spend in the sun without burning.
- FEMAIL increases the time you can spend in the sun without burning.
- Nick Lowe increases the time you can spend in the sun without burning.
- SPF increases the time you can spend in the sun without burning.
- U.S. increases the time you can spend in the sun without burning.


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(CNN) In recent days, with Afghanistan's Taliban insurgency continuing to gain steam and America's longest war staggering through its 16th year, analysts have started invoking the v-word (and it's not "victory"). Vietnam is a sadly apt analogy. Indeed, just as they did in Vietnam 50 years ago, US troops in Afghanistan are fighting a costly, intractable, and unending conflict against a relentlessly resilient asymmetric foe. However, it's not a perfect analogy. The Vietnam War provoked impassioned debate back home, but Americans are hardly discussing the war in Afghanistan. It's completely off the radar. It's high time we talk about this forgotten war, and especially with the Trump administration considering a new policy that would escalate US military involvement. Escalation would be a mistake, and it would further prolong a conflict that can't be won.

And yet, pursuing reconciliation is the only option, short of a complete

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan military withdrawal from Afghanistan -- a drastic move that would fulfill one of the Taliban's preconditions for peace talks, but could also lead to spectacular Taliban battlefield gains and increase the possibility that international terrorists would once again use Afghanistan as a base to plan attacks.
- America military withdrawal from Afghanistan -- a drastic move that would fulfill one of the Taliban's preconditions for peace talks, but could also lead to spectacular Taliban battlefield gains and increase the possibility that international terrorists would once again use Afghanistan as a base to plan attacks.
- Americans military withdrawal from Afghanistan -- a drastic move that would fulfill one of the Taliban's preconditions for peace talks, but could also lead to spectacular Taliban battlefield gains and increase the possibility that international terrorists would once again use Afghanistan as a base to plan attacks.
- Kugelman military withdrawal from Afghanistan -- a drastic move that would fulfill one of the Taliban's preconditions for peace talks, but could also lead to spectacular Taliban battlefield gains and increase the possibility that international terrorists would once again use Afghanistan as a base to plan attacks.
- Taliban military withdrawal from Afghanistan -- a drastic move that would fulfill one of the Taliban's preconditions for peace talks, but could also lead to spectacular Taliban battlefield gains and increase the possibility that international terrorists would once again use Afghanistan as a base to plan attacks.
- Trump military withdrawal from Afghanistan -- a drastic move that would fulfill one of the Taliban's preconditions for peace talks, but could also lead to spectacular Taliban battlefield gains and increase the possibility that international terrorists would once again use Afghanistan as a base to plan attacks.
- US military withdrawal from Afghanistan -- a drastic move that would fulfill one of the Taliban's preconditions for peace talks, but could also lead to spectacular Taliban battlefield gains and increase the possibility that international terrorists would once again use Afghanistan as a base to plan attacks.
- Vietnam military withdrawal from Afghanistan -- a drastic move that would fulfill one of the Taliban's preconditions for peace talks, but could also lead to spectacular Taliban battlefield gains and increase the possibility that international terrorists would once again use Afghanistan as a base to plan attacks.
- Vietnam War military withdrawal from Afghanistan -- a drastic move that would fulfill one of the Taliban's preconditions for peace talks, but could also lead to spectacular Taliban battlefield gains and increase the possibility that international terrorists would once again use Afghanistan as a base to plan attacks.


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San Diego (CNN) -- I bet it sounded like a good idea at the time. Now, not so much. "It" was the ill-conceived decision by GOP presidential hopeful Rick Perry to hitch his wagon to the clownish Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio, an opportunist who in recent years has taken to rounding up illegal immigrants and parading them outside his jail to catch the attention of television cameras. How did Perry get mixed up with that circus? Simple. The Texas governor got into a political scrape, and made the mistake of overcompensating. He was looking for quick validation from his party's nativist fringe because he had gotten hammered by GOP rivals for signing, in 2001, a reasonable bill in the Lone Star State that allows illegal immigrants who go to college to pay what other residents pay: in-state tuition.

In a futile attempt to get them up again,

OPTIONS:
- Arizona underwent a radical makeover.
- Arpaio underwent a radical makeover.
- CNN underwent a radical makeover.
- GOP underwent a radical makeover.
- Joe Arpaio underwent a radical makeover.
- Justice Department underwent a radical makeover.
- Lone Star State underwent a radical makeover.
- Navarrette underwent a radical makeover.
- Perry underwent a radical makeover.
- Rick Perry underwent a radical makeover.
- Ruben Navarrette Jr. underwent a radical makeover.
- San Diego underwent a radical makeover.
- Texas underwent a radical makeover.


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Amsterdam, Netherlands (CNN) Not a day goes by in the Netherlands without President Donald Trump making news. If you're an American traveling overseas, you have likely been buttonholed by locals asking you to explain what is going on with the new administration. The local news carries clips of Trump attacking the media, disparaging NATO or falsely suggesting a terrorist attack just occurred in Sweden. At the same time, top Cabinet officials are making the rounds in Europe, appearing to contradict the President on the most basic matters of foreign policy. This is precisely the type of situation into which the US Department of State -- America's foreign ministry -- would normally step in and allay confusion, make sense of the mixed signals and explain to the world precisely where the United States stands.

After all, his goals for the country and the world are a sharp departure from

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- America's traditional role as an advocate of democracy, human rights, freedom and open markets.
- American's traditional role as an advocate of democracy, human rights, freedom and open markets.
- Amsterdam's traditional role as an advocate of democracy, human rights, freedom and open markets.
- CNN's traditional role as an advocate of democracy, human rights, freedom and open markets.
- Cabinet's traditional role as an advocate of democracy, human rights, freedom and open markets.
- Donald Trump's traditional role as an advocate of democracy, human rights, freedom and open markets.
- Europe's traditional role as an advocate of democracy, human rights, freedom and open markets.
- Frida Ghitis's traditional role as an advocate of democracy, human rights, freedom and open markets.
- NATO's traditional role as an advocate of democracy, human rights, freedom and open markets.
- Netherlands's traditional role as an advocate of democracy, human rights, freedom and open markets.
- State Department's traditional role as an advocate of democracy, human rights, freedom and open markets.
- Sweden's traditional role as an advocate of democracy, human rights, freedom and open markets.
- Trump's traditional role as an advocate of democracy, human rights, freedom and open markets.
- US's traditional role as an advocate of democracy, human rights, freedom and open markets.
- US Department of State's traditional role as an advocate of democracy, human rights, freedom and open markets.
- United States's traditional role as an advocate of democracy, human rights, freedom and open markets.


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(CNN) Republican National Committee communications director Sean Spicer said Saturday reports that the RNC was hacked by the Russians are not true and cast doubt on the Intelligence community assessments of Russia's attempts to influence US elections. "If (US Intelligence communities are) so certain it happened, why won't they go on the record and say it," Spicer told CNN's Michael Smerconish in a heated conversation. "I don't understand it. It doesn't make any sense." Spicer's comments came the morning after President-elect Donald Trump's transition team issued a stunning rebuke of Intelligence communities who have said, in recent reports from CNN and the Washington Post, that Russian hackers not only wanted to disrupt US elections but actively worked toward getting the Republican presidential nominee elected.

Spicer also dismissed the paper's broader conclusions about the role of the

OPTIONS:
- CNN government in the election.
- Donald Trump government in the election.
- Intelligence government in the election.
- Michael Smerconish government in the election.
- RNC government in the election.
- Republican government in the election.
- Republican National Committee government in the election.
- Russia government in the election.
- Russian government in the election.
- Russians government in the election.
- Sean Spicer government in the election.
- Spicer government in the election.
- US government in the election.
- Washington Post government in the election.


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Jade Goody's widower has avoided jail for the second time in just one month after attacking a McDonald's employee with barbecue sauce during a drunken food fight. Jack Tweed went behind the counter of the restaurant in Boreham, Essex, and launched food and cups  at staff and friends, before grabbing a Happy Meal toy destroying the restaurant's supply of napkins. The 27-year-old then hurled the pot of sauce at the worker, before telling the assistant manager: 'You're a lesbian'. But despite pleading guilty to a string of offences, Tweed was spared jail, after magistrates heard he was trying to get his life back on track following Ms Goody's death from cervical cancer.

The assistant manager then tried to intervene, but received about from

OPTIONS:
- Boreham about her sexuality.
- Essex about her sexuality.
- Goody about her sexuality.
- Happy Meal about her sexuality.
- Jack Tweed about her sexuality.
- Jade Goody about her sexuality.
- McDonald's about her sexuality.
- Tweed about her sexuality.


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Bayern Munich playmaker Thiago admits coming on against Borussia Dortmund to make his first appearance in a year was an emotional moment and has thanked the German club. The midfielder hadn't played for the Bayern since March in 2014, when he suffered a serious knee injury against Hoffenheim, but came on for Philipp Lahm in the 1-0 win at the Westfalenstadion on Saturday. And Spain international Thiago said that after seeing the reaction of the fans it has reminded him of the joy in the sport and admitted: 'Football is my life'. Thiago came on for his first appearance in over a year against Borussia Dortmund on Saturday

They've all been really supportive,' he told

OPTIONS:
- Bayern's official website.
- Bayern Munich's official website.
- Borussia Dortmund's official website.
- German's official website.
- Hoffenheim's official website.
- Philipp Lahm's official website.
- Spain's official website.
- Thiago's official website.
- Thiago Alcantara's official website.
- Westfalenstadion's official website.


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(CNN) -- Asiana Airlines Flight 214 was seconds away from landing when the passengers sensed something horribly amiss. The plane was approaching San Francisco International Airport under a beautifully clear sky, but it was flying low. Dangerously low. Benjamin Levy looked out the window from seat 30K and said he could see the water of the San Francisco Bay about 10 feet below. Even for an airport where landing strips run close to the water, the descent seemed alarming to the San Francisco man. "I don't see any runway, I just see water," Levy recalled. Further back in the Boeing 777, Xu Das had the same realization.

Perhaps one of the reasons so many people survived Saturday's crash was because the

OPTIONS:
- 30K is built so that everybody can get off the plane within 90 seconds, even if half the doors are inoperable.
- Asiana is built so that everybody can get off the plane within 90 seconds, even if half the doors are inoperable.
- Asiana Airlines Flight 214 is built so that everybody can get off the plane within 90 seconds, even if half the doors are inoperable.
- Benjamin Levy is built so that everybody can get off the plane within 90 seconds, even if half the doors are inoperable.
- Boeing 777 is built so that everybody can get off the plane within 90 seconds, even if half the doors are inoperable.
- CNN is built so that everybody can get off the plane within 90 seconds, even if half the doors are inoperable.
- Levy is built so that everybody can get off the plane within 90 seconds, even if half the doors are inoperable.
- NTSB is built so that everybody can get off the plane within 90 seconds, even if half the doors are inoperable.
- San Francisco is built so that everybody can get off the plane within 90 seconds, even if half the doors are inoperable.
- San Francisco Bay is built so that everybody can get off the plane within 90 seconds, even if half the doors are inoperable.
- San Francisco International Airport is built so that everybody can get off the plane within 90 seconds, even if half the doors are inoperable.
- Xu Das is built so that everybody can get off the plane within 90 seconds, even if half the doors are inoperable.


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(CNN) HIV/AIDS is perhaps the most important global health crisis in modern history. Dramatic progress has been made in controlling the virus, but efforts to find a cure are still in its infancy. To date only one individual, Timothy Brown, is known to have been cured of HIV infection. The process that cured Mr. Brown, a dangerous and expensive stem cell transplant from a donor known to be immune to HIV, was related to his treatment for acute myeloid leukemia. It is not a practical route to cure others, but it did prove one critical point -- curing HIV is possible.

Scientists have known for decades that

OPTIONS:
- AIDS infection persists even when viral replication is effectively controlled by antiretroviral therapy.
- Brown infection persists even when viral replication is effectively controlled by antiretroviral therapy.
- HIV infection persists even when viral replication is effectively controlled by antiretroviral therapy.
- Timothy Brown infection persists even when viral replication is effectively controlled by antiretroviral therapy.


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(CNN) The man who killed more than 20 people at a small Texas church escaped from a mental health facility five years ago after sneaking guns onto an Air Force base and making threats against commanders, according to a police report. Devin Patrick Kelley's June 2012 escape from Peak Behavioral Health Systems in New Mexico occurred months after he was accused of abusing his ex-wife and her child, according to an El Paso Police Department report obtained by CNN affiliate KVIA on Tuesday. Kelley was picked up after the Santa Teresa, New Mexico, facility listed him as missing. The documents said officers had been warned that Kelley was a danger to himself and others and that he had sneaked firearms onto Holloman Air Force Base, where he had reportedly threatened his commanders.

As investigators try to piece together a picture of Kelley, more clues have emerged in the deadliest shooting in modern

OPTIONS:
- Air Force history.
- CNN history.
- Devin Patrick Kelley history.
- El Paso Police Department history.
- Holloman Air Force Base history.
- KVIA history.
- Kelley history.
- New Mexico history.
- Peak Behavioral Health Systems history.
- Santa Teresa history.
- Texas history.


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(CNN) The author addressed the letter "to the children of Satan" and called Muslims "a vile and filthy people." "There's a new sheriff in town," the letter said, "President Donald Trump." An anonymous group calling itself "Americans for a Better Way" has sent a letter to at least five California mosques and another one in Georgia, according to the Council for Islamic Relations (CAIR), a Muslim advocacy group. "He's going to do to you Muslims what Hitler did to the jews [sic]," the letter said. "You muslims [sic] would be wise to pack your bags and get out of Dodge."

The letter, found by the facility manager, had a postmark in

OPTIONS:
- Americans for a Better Way, CNN affiliate WSAV reports.
- CAIR, CNN affiliate WSAV reports.
- CNN, CNN affiliate WSAV reports.
- California, CNN affiliate WSAV reports.
- Council for Islamic Relations, CNN affiliate WSAV reports.
- Dodge, CNN affiliate WSAV reports.
- Donald Trump, CNN affiliate WSAV reports.
- Georgia, CNN affiliate WSAV reports.
- Hitler, CNN affiliate WSAV reports.
- Muslim, CNN affiliate WSAV reports.
- Muslims, CNN affiliate WSAV reports.
- Satan, CNN affiliate WSAV reports.
- Savannah, CNN affiliate WSAV reports.