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From his cell in a maximum security prison, terrorist Zacarias Moussaoui is reviving old allegations and making new ones against al Qaeda and a handful of Saudi royals. The 46-year old French national is claiming that Saudi Embassy officials were involved in a plot to shoot down Air Force One to assassinate Bill Clinton and/or Hillary Clinton during a trip to the United Kingdom. Moussaoui says he met with a Secret Service agent several months ago and told him what he knew. CNN has reached out to the Secret Service for comment. In two handwritten letters filed this month in federal court in New York and Oklahoma, Moussaoui claimed that, during the time he was taking flying lessons in Norman, Oklahoma, he met with a Saudi prince and princess and that she "gave me money," and provided funding for 9/11 hijackers.

Lawyers for the Saudi government have repeatedly denied connections, maintaining Saudi Arabia was cleared by the

OPTIONS:
- 9/11 Commission.
- Air Force One.
- Bill Clinton.
- CNN.
- French.
- Hillary Clinton.
- Moussaoui.
- New York.
- Norman.
- Oklahoma.
- Saudi.
- Saudi Embassy.
- Saudis.
- Secret Service.
- United Kingdom.
- Zacarias Moussaoui.
- al Qaeda.


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(CNN) Since its inception, the NBA has crowned its champion through a best-of-seven series now known simply as the Finals. The stage has been dominated by two franchises. The Boston Celtics and the Los Angeles Lakers have combined for 33 of the league's 69 championships since 1947, when the Lakers were based in Minneapolis. So perhaps it's not surprising that many Finals records are held by either a Celtic or a Laker. Bill Russell won 11 titles in Boston, more than any other player in league history. The Lakers' Jerry West has scored more points in the Finals -- 1,679 -- than most players have scored in their whole careers.

They've met 12 times over the years, with the

OPTIONS:
- Bill Russell winning the most recent matchup in 2010.
- Boston winning the most recent matchup in 2010.
- Boston Celtics winning the most recent matchup in 2010.
- CNN winning the most recent matchup in 2010.
- Celtic winning the most recent matchup in 2010.
- Celtics winning the most recent matchup in 2010.
- Finals winning the most recent matchup in 2010.
- Finals MVPs winning the most recent matchup in 2010.
- Jerry West winning the most recent matchup in 2010.
- Laker winning the most recent matchup in 2010.
- Lakers winning the most recent matchup in 2010.
- Los Angeles Lakers winning the most recent matchup in 2010.
- Michael Jordan winning the most recent matchup in 2010.
- Minneapolis winning the most recent matchup in 2010.
- NBA winning the most recent matchup in 2010.


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Washington (CNN) Former presidential candidate Ben Carson disagrees with the plan to put Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill, and on Wednesday suggested another note for her: the $2 bill. "I love Harriet Tubman," the former GOP White House hopeful told Fox Business Network's Neil Cavuto. "I love what she did, but we can find another way to honor her. Maybe a $2 bill." Tubman, the African-American suffragist and abolitionist who brought slaves to safety on the Underground Railroad, will begin appearing on a forthcoming version of the $20 bill, bumping former President Andrew Jackson to the back, Treasury Secretary Jack Lew announced Wednesday.

OPTIONS:
- African also announced plans for the reverse side of each bill.
- American also announced plans for the reverse side of each bill.
- Andrew Jackson also announced plans for the reverse side of each bill.
- Ben Carson also announced plans for the reverse side of each bill.
- CNN also announced plans for the reverse side of each bill.
- Carson also announced plans for the reverse side of each bill.
- Fox Business Network also announced plans for the reverse side of each bill.
- GOP also announced plans for the reverse side of each bill.
- Harriet Tubman also announced plans for the reverse side of each bill.
- Jack Lew also announced plans for the reverse side of each bill.
- Neil Cavuto also announced plans for the reverse side of each bill.
- Treasury also announced plans for the reverse side of each bill.
- Tubman also announced plans for the reverse side of each bill.
- Underground Railroad also announced plans for the reverse side of each bill.
- Washington also announced plans for the reverse side of each bill.
- White House also announced plans for the reverse side of each bill.


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Islamic State murderer Jihadi John had links to the 2005 bomb plotters who tried to blow up London's tube system just weeks after the horrific July 7 attack which killed 52 people, it has been revealed. Mohammed Emwazi, who was unmasked as Islamic State's cold-blooded executioner last week, was a member of a terror cell that was known to have links to the failed July 21, 2005 attacks on London. Documents have revealed a key figure of his London-based terror cell talked to one of the terrorists on the day of the attempted tube bombing - the would be terrorist was later jailed for life over the failed attack.

But experts believe Emwazi was helped to escape Britain by his terror associates who had been allowed back to

OPTIONS:
- British by the Government in 2011.
- Emwazi by the Government in 2011.
- Islamic State by the Government in 2011.
- Jihadi John by the Government in 2011.
- London by the Government in 2011.
- Mohammed Emwazi by the Government in 2011.
- Revelation by the Government in 2011.
- UK by the Government in 2011.


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Moscow, Russia (CNN) -- The mortality rate in Moscow, Russia, has "doubled recently" because of an extended streak of heat and smog, Andrei Seltsovsky, the head of the city health department, told Russian news agencies Monday. Seltsovsky said that the average daily mortality rate in Moscow is 360 to 380 cases, but "today the rate is around 700." Out of 1,500 slots in city morgues, 1,300 were occupied, he added. The death toll directly attributed to the country's recent spate of wildfires remained at 52, the Russian Health and Social Development Ministry said on its website Monday. Another 62 people across Russia were in hospitals with wildfire-related ailments, and in all, 741 people had sought wildfire-related medical assistance, it said.

He said high levels of pollutants in the

OPTIONS:
- Andrei Seltsovsky air pose a serious danger to Muscovites' health.
- CNN air pose a serious danger to Muscovites' health.
- Moscow air pose a serious danger to Muscovites' health.
- Russia air pose a serious danger to Muscovites' health.
- Russian air pose a serious danger to Muscovites' health.
- Russian Health air pose a serious danger to Muscovites' health.
- Seltsovsky air pose a serious danger to Muscovites' health.
- Social Development Ministry air pose a serious danger to Muscovites' health.


(CNN) For 22-year-old Sabelo Chonco, his years as a teenager weren't quite the same as those of the people around him. While his best friends were asking out girls and talking about them endlessly, he dreaded the thought. He feared that they would find out the secret that had weighed heavily on him for years. "It wasn't easy, because people started dating in 10th grade, and I was scared," Chonco said, recalling his time as an otherwise sociable teenager in the South African state of KwaZulu-Natal. "All my friends had girlfriends, but I was scared to have it." At 16, the reason for Chonco's concern wasn't the usual angst and awkwardness but the fact that he is HIV-positive -- and has been since birth.

"In our area, some people are still scared," he said of the stigma surrounding HIV, despite how prevalent the infection is: In

OPTIONS:
- Chonco-Natal, almost 40% of adults are HIV-positive.
- HIV-Natal, almost 40% of adults are HIV-positive.
- KwaZulu-Natal, almost 40% of adults are HIV-positive.
- Life-Natal, almost 40% of adults are HIV-positive.
- Natal-Natal, almost 40% of adults are HIV-positive.
- Sabelo Chonco-Natal, almost 40% of adults are HIV-positive.
- South Africa-Natal, almost 40% of adults are HIV-positive.
- South African-Natal, almost 40% of adults are HIV-positive.


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(CNN) The journey started eight years ago with a Singaporean schoolboy posing for a photo with the greatest swimmer of all time. It ended in Rio de Janeiro as he won his nation's first ever Olympic gold medal. They say not to meet your heroes; Joseph Schooling beat his. Now 22 and training for the Aquatic World Championships — currently taking place in Budapest — Schooling remembers meeting Michael Phelps for the first time as if was yesterday. "My dad hosted the US Olympic team at a country club in Singapore," he tells CNN. "I was doing a Chinese composition paper and my mum said 'Joe! Michael's there, Michael's there! Get up!'

After a unique three-way tie for second, all three paid homage to a new champion: the 21-year-old from

OPTIONS:
- Aquatic World Championships.
- Budapest.
- CNN.
- Chinese.
- Joe.
- Joseph Schooling.
- Michael.
- Michael Phelps.
- Olympic.
- Rio.
- Rio de Janeiro.
- Singapore.
- Singaporean.
- Swimmer.
- US Olympic.


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Twitter has ruthlessly mocked Starbucks campaign for the company's new anti-racism campaign in which baristas talk to customers about race issues while serving their coffee. One user tweeted, 'I don't have time to explain 400 years of oppression to you & still make my train', while another pointed out, 'y'all realize there are no coloured hands in the press photos right'. A third speculated, 'maybe Starbucks actually wanted to get people of all races & ethnicities to join hands and make fun'. Scroll down for video Campaign: Starbucks boss Howard Schultz has instructed staff to write 'RaceTogether' on cups in an effort to draw customers into a discussion about the state of race relations in America

It was hoped that customers who encounter the slogan on their coffee cup would be inspired to discuss the deeper issues affecting

OPTIONS:
- America, in an attempt to 'create a more empathetic and inclusive society - one conversation at a time'.
- Corey duBrowa, in an attempt to 'create a more empathetic and inclusive society - one conversation at a time'.
- Howard Schultz, in an attempt to 'create a more empathetic and inclusive society - one conversation at a time'.
- RaceTogether, in an attempt to 'create a more empathetic and inclusive society - one conversation at a time'.
- Starbucks, in an attempt to 'create a more empathetic and inclusive society - one conversation at a time'.
- Twitter, in an attempt to 'create a more empathetic and inclusive society - one conversation at a time'.


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London (CNN) -- Two iconic teams, each boasting a history and tradition that spans generations, will go head-to-head for club football's biggest prize on Saturday. Manchester United, the champions of England, face Barcelona, the champions of Spain, at London's famous Wembley Stadium for the right to be crowned Europe's best. These are teams whose exploits inspire emotions and evoke memories that are embedded in the psyche of fans all over the globe. But who will triumph in the UEFA Champions League final -- the culmination of a competition that began with qualifying rounds in June last year -- when the two titans clash in front of 86,000 avid supporters and millions more watching around the world?

If he leads

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona to victory on Saturday, he will become the first manager to win three Champions League titles.
- CNN to victory on Saturday, he will become the first manager to win three Champions League titles.
- Champions League to victory on Saturday, he will become the first manager to win three Champions League titles.
- England to victory on Saturday, he will become the first manager to win three Champions League titles.
- Europe to victory on Saturday, he will become the first manager to win three Champions League titles.
- European to victory on Saturday, he will become the first manager to win three Champions League titles.
- London to victory on Saturday, he will become the first manager to win three Champions League titles.
- Manchester United to victory on Saturday, he will become the first manager to win three Champions League titles.
- Rome to victory on Saturday, he will become the first manager to win three Champions League titles.
- Spain to victory on Saturday, he will become the first manager to win three Champions League titles.
- UEFA to victory on Saturday, he will become the first manager to win three Champions League titles.
- UEFA Champions League to victory on Saturday, he will become the first manager to win three Champions League titles.
- Wembley to victory on Saturday, he will become the first manager to win three Champions League titles.
- Wembley Stadium to victory on Saturday, he will become the first manager to win three Champions League titles.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump signed an executive action on Monday reinstating the so-called Mexico City Policy, which bars international non-governmental organizations that perform or promote abortions from receiving US government funding. Surrounded by a crowd of men, for which he was widely derided on social media once pictures began circulating, Trump signed the policy, initially put in place by the Reagan administration, but was rescinded by the Obama administration in 2009. "The President, it's no secret, has made it very clear that he's a pro-life president," White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer told reporters at his first daily briefing. "He wants to stand up for all Americans, including the unborn, and I think the reinstatement of this policy is not just something that echoes that value, but respects taxpayer funding as well."

"President

OPTIONS:
- Americans's immediate action to promote respect for all human life, including vulnerable unborn children abroad, as well as conscience rights, sends a strong signal about his administration's pro-life priorities."
- CNN's immediate action to promote respect for all human life, including vulnerable unborn children abroad, as well as conscience rights, sends a strong signal about his administration's pro-life priorities."
- Donald Trump's immediate action to promote respect for all human life, including vulnerable unborn children abroad, as well as conscience rights, sends a strong signal about his administration's pro-life priorities."
- Mexico City Policy's immediate action to promote respect for all human life, including vulnerable unborn children abroad, as well as conscience rights, sends a strong signal about his administration's pro-life priorities."
- Obama's immediate action to promote respect for all human life, including vulnerable unborn children abroad, as well as conscience rights, sends a strong signal about his administration's pro-life priorities."
- Reagan's immediate action to promote respect for all human life, including vulnerable unborn children abroad, as well as conscience rights, sends a strong signal about his administration's pro-life priorities."
- Sean Spicer's immediate action to promote respect for all human life, including vulnerable unborn children abroad, as well as conscience rights, sends a strong signal about his administration's pro-life priorities."
- Trump's immediate action to promote respect for all human life, including vulnerable unborn children abroad, as well as conscience rights, sends a strong signal about his administration's pro-life priorities."
- US's immediate action to promote respect for all human life, including vulnerable unborn children abroad, as well as conscience rights, sends a strong signal about his administration's pro-life priorities."
- Washington's immediate action to promote respect for all human life, including vulnerable unborn children abroad, as well as conscience rights, sends a strong signal about his administration's pro-life priorities."
- White House's immediate action to promote respect for all human life, including vulnerable unborn children abroad, as well as conscience rights, sends a strong signal about his administration's pro-life priorities."


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Moscow (CNN) -- Russia's upper house of parliament voted Wednesday to revoke the right of President Vladimir Putin to use troops in Ukraine as efforts continue to calm a separatist uprising in Ukraine's east. The Federation Council had approved Putin's request for a resolution allowing the use of force on March 1. But Tuesday, Putin sent a letter to the speaker of the upper house seeking to cancel the resolution. One lawmaker voted against revoking the powers Wednesday, with 153 in favor. Putin's request was made in light of ongoing talks on how to settle the crisis in Ukraine's eastern regions, said presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov.

The parliamentary action is a positive step,

OPTIONS:
- Belgium said, but it could be easily reversed.
- CNN said, but it could be easily reversed.
- Dmitry Peskov said, but it could be easily reversed.
- Federation Council said, but it could be easily reversed.
- John Kerry said, but it could be easily reversed.
- Moscow said, but it could be easily reversed.
- NATO said, but it could be easily reversed.
- Putin said, but it could be easily reversed.
- Russia said, but it could be easily reversed.
- Ukraine said, but it could be easily reversed.
- Vladimir Putin said, but it could be easily reversed.


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

Washington (CNN) As questions swirl around possible connections to President Donald Trump's campaign and Russia, his friend, Roger Stone, has retraced the line between himself and WikiLeaks. Over the weekend, the longtime Trump confidant tweeted that he had a "back channel" to WikiLeaks during the presidential campaign -- only to later delete it. "[N]ever denied perfectly legal back channel to Assange who indeed had the goods on #CrookedHillary," Stone tweeted late Saturday night. The post was gone after almost 40 minutes. WikiLeaks claims to reveal how CIA hacks TVs and phones all over the world Last weekend's Twitter flare-up raised questions anew about Stone, who worked for the Trump campaign in 2015 and claims to have a connection to WikiLeaks and its leader, Julian Assange.

In early October,

OPTIONS:
- Assange began posting Podesta's emails online for public consumption.
- CIA began posting Podesta's emails online for public consumption.
- CNN began posting Podesta's emails online for public consumption.
- CrookedHillary began posting Podesta's emails online for public consumption.
- Donald Trump began posting Podesta's emails online for public consumption.
- Julian Assange began posting Podesta's emails online for public consumption.
- N]ever began posting Podesta's emails online for public consumption.
- Roger Stone began posting Podesta's emails online for public consumption.
- Russia began posting Podesta's emails online for public consumption.
- Stone began posting Podesta's emails online for public consumption.
- TVs began posting Podesta's emails online for public consumption.
- Trump began posting Podesta's emails online for public consumption.
- Twitter began posting Podesta's emails online for public consumption.
- Washington began posting Podesta's emails online for public consumption.
- WikiLeaks began posting Podesta's emails online for public consumption.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump told reporters Thursday that he decided to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement rather than terminate the sweeping trade deal after speaking with the leaders from Canada and Mexico. The President told the leaders Wednesday he was not immediately planning to end the North American Free Trade Agreement, a pact which he railed against as a candidate and as recently as last week declared was harmful to US workers. "I decided rather than terminating NAFTA, which would be a pretty big, you know, shock to the system, we will renegotiate," he told reporters before a meeting with the Argentinian President.

As he approaches his 100th day in office, Trump and his advisers are hurriedly working to check off promises made during the campaign, one of which was to renegotiate or withdraw from

OPTIONS:
- Argentinian.
- CNN.
- Canada.
- Donald Trump.
- Mexico.
- NAFTA.
- North American Free Trade Agreement.
- Trump.
- US.
- Washington.


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The factory in south east France at the center of today's shocking attack by suspected Islamist terrorists is owned by the American firm Air Products. It is unclear at present as to whether the facility, in the town of Saint-Quentin-Fallavier in the commune of L'Isle-d'Abeau, was attacked because it is American-owned, nor whether there were any American employees on site at the time. The company has responded by dramatically increasing security at all of its many facilities around the world. Headquartered in the Lehigh Valley, near Allentown, Pennsylvania, on a sprawling 600 acre campus, the main business of Air Products is selling gases and chemicals for industrial use.

In April Air Products was awarded a contract by Saudi Aramco to build, own and operate the world's largest industrial gas complex in Jazan,

OPTIONS:
- Air Products.
- Allentown.
- American.
- Asia.
- Canada.
- Europe.
- Fallavier.
- France.
- Headquartered.
- Islamist.
- L'Isle.
- Lehigh Valley.
- Pennsylvania.
- Qatar.
- Quentin.
- Saint.
- Saudi Arabia.
- US.


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(CNN) Over the weekend ISIS dispelled any doubts that it was behind the terror attack in Dhaka, Bangladesh. In doing so, the group provided another example of its growing footprint in Asia -- and opened up another theater in its contest with al Qaeda. Both groups have been trying to raise their profile in Bangladesh by taking advantage of  growing Islamist militancy there. They have co-opted or affiliated with home-grown jihadist groups. Al Qaeda has formed a branch -- al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent - which includes Bangladesh. And elsewhere in Asia, ISIS is trying to establish a growing presence as it comes under pressure in its heartland.

By comparison, attacks attributed to

OPTIONS:
- Al Qaeda sympathizers have targeted foreigners.
- Asia sympathizers have targeted foreigners.
- Bangladesh sympathizers have targeted foreigners.
- Bangladeshi sympathizers have targeted foreigners.
- Dhaka sympathizers have targeted foreigners.
- ISIS sympathizers have targeted foreigners.
- Indian Subcontinent sympathizers have targeted foreigners.
- Islamist sympathizers have targeted foreigners.
- al Qaeda sympathizers have targeted foreigners.


Bridgewater (CNN) President Donald Trump said Friday that he was being sarcastic when he thanked Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday for expelling hundreds of American diplomats from the country. When asked if he meant his remarks about Putin sarcastically, Trump told reporters, "Absolutely. I think you know that I think you know that." Trump's remarks echo White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders' characterization of his comments. "He was being sarcastic," Sanders said earlier Friday. Trump's comments to reporters Friday came after a meeting with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley in Bedminster, New Jersey. Tillerson told reporters Friday that the United States will have a response to Russia over the expelled diplomats by September 1.

Though he has acknowledged

OPTIONS:
- American was likely involved, he has also suggested it could have been other countries and rouge actors.
- Bedminster was likely involved, he has also suggested it could have been other countries and rouge actors.
- Bridgewater was likely involved, he has also suggested it could have been other countries and rouge actors.
- CNN was likely involved, he has also suggested it could have been other countries and rouge actors.
- Donald Trump was likely involved, he has also suggested it could have been other countries and rouge actors.
- New Jersey was likely involved, he has also suggested it could have been other countries and rouge actors.
- Nikki Haley was likely involved, he has also suggested it could have been other countries and rouge actors.
- Putin was likely involved, he has also suggested it could have been other countries and rouge actors.
- Rex Tillerson was likely involved, he has also suggested it could have been other countries and rouge actors.
- Russia was likely involved, he has also suggested it could have been other countries and rouge actors.
- Russian was likely involved, he has also suggested it could have been other countries and rouge actors.
- Sanders was likely involved, he has also suggested it could have been other countries and rouge actors.
- Sarah Huckabee Sanders was likely involved, he has also suggested it could have been other countries and rouge actors.
- Tillerson was likely involved, he has also suggested it could have been other countries and rouge actors.
- Trump was likely involved, he has also suggested it could have been other countries and rouge actors.
- United Nations was likely involved, he has also suggested it could have been other countries and rouge actors.
- United States was likely involved, he has also suggested it could have been other countries and rouge actors.
- Vladimir Putin was likely involved, he has also suggested it could have been other countries and rouge actors.
- Washington was likely involved, he has also suggested it could have been other countries and rouge actors.
- White House was likely involved, he has also suggested it could have been other countries and rouge actors.


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(CNN) -- The Senate on Thursday passed its version of the health care bill, inching the country closer to the biggest expansion of medical coverage since Medicare was enacted more than four decades ago. Senate Democrats declared victory after the 60-39 party line vote, but one of the most complicated tasks is still ahead. A conference committee must reconcile the differences -- notably a public option, how to pay for the plan that emerges, and coverage for abortion -- and merge them into one. The House and Senate will then have to pass the revised plan before it can be sent to President Obama's desk. Each chamber needs a simple majority vote for final passage.

The

OPTIONS:
- CNN plan increases the Medicare payroll tax on individuals earning more than $200,000 and couples earning more than $250,000 from the current 1.45 percent to 2.35 percent.
- House plan increases the Medicare payroll tax on individuals earning more than $200,000 and couples earning more than $250,000 from the current 1.45 percent to 2.35 percent.
- Medicare plan increases the Medicare payroll tax on individuals earning more than $200,000 and couples earning more than $250,000 from the current 1.45 percent to 2.35 percent.
- Obama plan increases the Medicare payroll tax on individuals earning more than $200,000 and couples earning more than $250,000 from the current 1.45 percent to 2.35 percent.
- Ornstein plan increases the Medicare payroll tax on individuals earning more than $200,000 and couples earning more than $250,000 from the current 1.45 percent to 2.35 percent.
- Senate plan increases the Medicare payroll tax on individuals earning more than $200,000 and couples earning more than $250,000 from the current 1.45 percent to 2.35 percent.
- Senate Democrats plan increases the Medicare payroll tax on individuals earning more than $200,000 and couples earning more than $250,000 from the current 1.45 percent to 2.35 percent.


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LONDON, England  -- American basketball is planning to create up to five new European franchises who would compete for the NBA Championship, according to a report by Sports Illustrated. NBA stars such as Kobe Bryant may soon be seen on a regular basis in Europe. The astonishing claims come hard on the heels of plans by the football's English Premier League to play matches overseas and underline the growing trend of globalization in major sports leagues. This was further evidenced by Super Bowl champions New York Giants playing a regular NFL season game against the Miami Dolphins at Wembley Stadium in London, but the NBA's leaked plans go far beyond that.

OPTIONS:
- American sat out the fourth quarter and had the finger X-rayed after the game.
- David Stern sat out the fourth quarter and had the finger X-rayed after the game.
- England sat out the fourth quarter and had the finger X-rayed after the game.
- English Premier League sat out the fourth quarter and had the finger X-rayed after the game.
- Europe sat out the fourth quarter and had the finger X-rayed after the game.
- European sat out the fourth quarter and had the finger X-rayed after the game.
- Kobe Bryant sat out the fourth quarter and had the finger X-rayed after the game.
- LONDON sat out the fourth quarter and had the finger X-rayed after the game.
- London sat out the fourth quarter and had the finger X-rayed after the game.
- Miami Dolphins sat out the fourth quarter and had the finger X-rayed after the game.
- NBA sat out the fourth quarter and had the finger X-rayed after the game.
- NBA Championship sat out the fourth quarter and had the finger X-rayed after the game.
- NFL sat out the fourth quarter and had the finger X-rayed after the game.
- New York Giants sat out the fourth quarter and had the finger X-rayed after the game.
- Sports Illustrated sat out the fourth quarter and had the finger X-rayed after the game.
- Super Bowl sat out the fourth quarter and had the finger X-rayed after the game.
- Wembley Stadium sat out the fourth quarter and had the finger X-rayed after the game.


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New pictures have emerged of Louis Tomlinson's wild night of partying with a group of five girls. The One Direction star was seen barefoot and sat on the edge of a sofa during a stay at London's Soho Hotel on Wednesday night, in which he appeared to be rolling a joint while sat next to a box filled with a suspicious substance. And now, a series of newly-released Snapchat shots of the raucous gathering have emerged, appearing to show the 23-year-old singer in his hotel room in the company of friends in the small hours of Thursday morning. Scroll down for video

It is the latest blow to the boy band just one month after

OPTIONS:
- Liam Payne announced his decision to quit the group.
- London announced his decision to quit the group.
- Louis Tomlinson announced his decision to quit the group.
- One Direction announced his decision to quit the group.
- Snapchat announced his decision to quit the group.
- Soho Hotel announced his decision to quit the group.
- Tomlinson announced his decision to quit the group.
- Zayn Malik announced his decision to quit the group.


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

Oslo, Norway (CNN) -- Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu Xiaobo will be represented Friday at the ceremony bestowing the honor by an empty chair, the second time such a symbol has been used in the event, the chairman of the Nobel Peace Prize Committee said Thursday. Thorbjorn Jagland told reporters that the gesture is not a protest. "It is a signal to China that it would be very important for China's future to combine economic development with political reforms and it is support for those people in China who are struggling for basic human rights," Jagland said at a news conference.

"I believe this is one of the most influential

OPTIONS:
- CNN that have been awarded through the years."
- China that have been awarded through the years."
- Jagland that have been awarded through the years."
- Liu Xiaobo that have been awarded through the years."
- Nobel Institute that have been awarded through the years."
- Nobel Peace Prize that have been awarded through the years."
- Nobel Peace Prize Committee that have been awarded through the years."
- Norway that have been awarded through the years."
- Oslo that have been awarded through the years."
- Thorbjorn Jagland that have been awarded through the years."


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Tyson Fury has landed his shot at the heavyweight world title, with terms agreed and signed for an October 24 showdown with Wladimir Klitschko in Germany. The fight was due to go to purse bids on Monday evening but at the 11th hour an agreement was reached between the parties to stage the bout in Dusseldorf. Fury tweeted to Klitschko on Monday: ‘It don't matter where this fight is, Ukraine, Deutschland, Japan, it will be the same outcome u getting KTFO, #&THE NEW.’ Sportsmail understands Fury is expected to pocket in the region of £1million for the fight against the giant Ukrainian, who holds the WBA, IBF and WBO world titles.

'I still haven't seen anything he does to concern or worry me at all, I'm just supremely confident that I'll be the man to end his reign on the throne and begin the

OPTIONS:
- Brit Fury era.'
- Deutschland era.'
- Dusseldorf era.'
- Fight era.'
- Fury era.'
- Germany era.'
- IBF era.'
- Japan era.'
- KTFO era.'
- Klitschko era.'
- Tyson Fury era.'
- Ukraine era.'
- WBA era.'
- WBO era.'
- Wladimir Klitschko era.'


(CNN) A new species of wolf spider has been officially named after Aragog, the enormous, sentient arachnid character in the Harry Potter books and movies. Researchers from the University of Tehran discovered the spider during a search for butterflies in a mountainous area in southeastern Iran. After careful review, the team determined that the spider was in fact an unknown species of wolf spider from the scientific family classification Lycosidae. The researchers recognized similar physical characteristics between the spider, which they named Lycosa aragogi, and the character Aragog, Hagrid's adored arachnid friend first introduced in the second novel of the series, "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets."

They are about 1 inch long and 2 inches wide -- much smaller than the fictional

OPTIONS:
- Aragog -- but have similar exoskeletons with eight inset eyes and a furry exterior.
- Chamber of Secrets -- but have similar exoskeletons with eight inset eyes and a furry exterior.
- Hagrid -- but have similar exoskeletons with eight inset eyes and a furry exterior.
- Harry Potter -- but have similar exoskeletons with eight inset eyes and a furry exterior.
- Iran -- but have similar exoskeletons with eight inset eyes and a furry exterior.
- Iranian -- but have similar exoskeletons with eight inset eyes and a furry exterior.
- Lycosa -- but have similar exoskeletons with eight inset eyes and a furry exterior.
- Lycosidae -- but have similar exoskeletons with eight inset eyes and a furry exterior.
- University of Tehran -- but have similar exoskeletons with eight inset eyes and a furry exterior.


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Jose Mourinho is concerned about Diego Costa's fitness with the Chelsea striker a huge doubt for the Premier League opener against Swansea on Saturday. Costa was ruled out of the Community Shield against Arsenal after recurring hamstring problems and Mourinho admitted he was in the dark about his availability for the Stamford Bridge clash. The Chelsea boss says that while the Spain international is 'trying hard', watching the striker miss the end of last season's title-winning campaign as well as the prospect of sitting out the game this weekend is a worry. 'I have to be honest and say it’s a bit of a concern,' Mourinho said on talkSPORT on Wednesday morning.

Loic Remy and Radamel Falcao will fight for one position up front for the champions on Saturday should

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal be officially ruled out.
- Chelsea be officially ruled out.
- Community Shield be officially ruled out.
- Costa be officially ruled out.
- Diego Costa be officially ruled out.
- Jose Mourinho be officially ruled out.
- Loic Remy be officially ruled out.
- Mourinho be officially ruled out.
- Premier League be officially ruled out.
- Radamel Falcao be officially ruled out.
- Spain be officially ruled out.
- Stamford Bridge be officially ruled out.
- Swansea be officially ruled out.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) We can thank Beyoncé for Jay-Z's new album in more ways than one. Not only does "4:44" contain lyrics that address the rumors of infidelity that Beyoncé raised in her visual album "Lemonade," but, according to Jay-Z's producer, Queen Bey was directly involved. "I always call Bey our de facto A&R," producer No I.D. told The New York Times in a Q&A published over the weekend. "Pillow talk is the strongest conversation on the planet. Every song has to get past her ears, in my eyes." A record label's A&R division is responsible for developing an artist once they're signed.

Related: Jay-

OPTIONS:
- A&R apologizes to Beyoncé in one of his 'best songs'
- Bey apologizes to Beyoncé in one of his 'best songs'
- Beyoncé apologizes to Beyoncé in one of his 'best songs'
- CNN apologizes to Beyoncé in one of his 'best songs'
- Firm apologizes to Beyoncé in one of his 'best songs'
- Jay apologizes to Beyoncé in one of his 'best songs'
- Lemonade apologizes to Beyoncé in one of his 'best songs'
- No I.D. apologizes to Beyoncé in one of his 'best songs'
- Q&A apologizes to Beyoncé in one of his 'best songs'
- The New York Times apologizes to Beyoncé in one of his 'best songs'
- Tidal apologizes to Beyoncé in one of his 'best songs'
- Z apologizes to Beyoncé in one of his 'best songs'


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(CNN) -- University of Notre Dame senior Emily Toates, like many in the Catholic faith, is angry over her school's decision to give President Obama an honorary degree at this weekend's commencement. Notre Dame senior Emily Toates says she will not attend her school's main graduation ceremony. She's doing something about it: skipping the event. "I do not feel comfortable going and celebrating him as the university hands him an honorary degree -- in a sense honoring his policies," Toates said. On Sunday, Obama will become one of many sitting U.S. presidents to deliver the commencement address at the Catholic institution. The honor comes much to the chagrin of anti-abortion groups and Catholics protesting the president's pro-choice, pro-stem cell research views.

OPTIONS:
- CNN who attend services less frequently say by a 70 percent to 26 percent margin that Obama should speak, according to the poll.
- Catholic who attend services less frequently say by a 70 percent to 26 percent margin that Obama should speak, according to the poll.
- Catholics who attend services less frequently say by a 70 percent to 26 percent margin that Obama should speak, according to the poll.
- Emily Toates who attend services less frequently say by a 70 percent to 26 percent margin that Obama should speak, according to the poll.
- Notre Dame who attend services less frequently say by a 70 percent to 26 percent margin that Obama should speak, according to the poll.
- Obama who attend services less frequently say by a 70 percent to 26 percent margin that Obama should speak, according to the poll.
- Toates who attend services less frequently say by a 70 percent to 26 percent margin that Obama should speak, according to the poll.
- U.S. who attend services less frequently say by a 70 percent to 26 percent margin that Obama should speak, according to the poll.
- University of Notre Dame who attend services less frequently say by a 70 percent to 26 percent margin that Obama should speak, according to the poll.


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David Cameron has called on people to 'feel proud to say this is a Christian country', in his annual Easter message. As the election campaign slowed to mark the Easter weekend, the Prime Minister hailed the work of the Church and condemned the persecution of Christians following the massacre in  Kenya. Mr Cameron's praise for the Church comes after he criticised bishops  for a controversial election letter calling for a 'fresh moral vision of the kind of country we want to be' which was widely seen as an attack on the Coalition's welfare cuts. Scroll down for video David Cameron feeds orphaned lambs on Dean Lane farm near the village of Chadlington in the Cotswolds

'So this Easter, we should keep in our thoughts all those

OPTIONS:
- Cameron facing persecution abroad  and give thanks for all those Christians who are making a real difference here at home.'
- Chadlington facing persecution abroad  and give thanks for all those Christians who are making a real difference here at home.'
- Christian facing persecution abroad  and give thanks for all those Christians who are making a real difference here at home.'
- Christians facing persecution abroad  and give thanks for all those Christians who are making a real difference here at home.'
- Church facing persecution abroad  and give thanks for all those Christians who are making a real difference here at home.'
- Coalition facing persecution abroad  and give thanks for all those Christians who are making a real difference here at home.'
- Coaltion facing persecution abroad  and give thanks for all those Christians who are making a real difference here at home.'
- Cotswolds facing persecution abroad  and give thanks for all those Christians who are making a real difference here at home.'
- David Cameron facing persecution abroad  and give thanks for all those Christians who are making a real difference here at home.'
- Dean Lane facing persecution abroad  and give thanks for all those Christians who are making a real difference here at home.'
- Easter facing persecution abroad  and give thanks for all those Christians who are making a real difference here at home.'
- Kenya facing persecution abroad  and give thanks for all those Christians who are making a real difference here at home.'


Find the right ending to this passage.

Phil Jones insists he will not be wound up by Diego Costa if he comes up against the controversial Spain and Chelsea forward on Friday. Costa has gained a reputation as something of a wind-up merchant thanks to his on-field antics in the Premier League. Arsenal defender Gabriel was sent off after clashing with the Brazil-born striker and last weekend Costa tried - and failed - to get a reaction from Ryan Shawcross in Chelsea's defeat by Stoke. Costa grabbed Shawcross by the jaw and then told him rather impolitely that he had bad body odour. To his credit, the Stoke captain kept his calm and Jones intends to do the same if he comes face to face with the 27-year-old in England's friendly versus Spain in Alicante.

If Jones puts in a good performance against

OPTIONS:
- Alicante - and the other stars in Spain's side - it will do his chances of earning a regular first-team spot with England no harm at all.
- Arsenal - and the other stars in Spain's side - it will do his chances of earning a regular first-team spot with England no harm at all.
- Brazil - and the other stars in Spain's side - it will do his chances of earning a regular first-team spot with England no harm at all.
- Chelsea - and the other stars in Spain's side - it will do his chances of earning a regular first-team spot with England no harm at all.
- Costa - and the other stars in Spain's side - it will do his chances of earning a regular first-team spot with England no harm at all.
- Diego Costa - and the other stars in Spain's side - it will do his chances of earning a regular first-team spot with England no harm at all.
- England - and the other stars in Spain's side - it will do his chances of earning a regular first-team spot with England no harm at all.
- Gabriel - and the other stars in Spain's side - it will do his chances of earning a regular first-team spot with England no harm at all.
- Jones - and the other stars in Spain's side - it will do his chances of earning a regular first-team spot with England no harm at all.
- Phil Jones - and the other stars in Spain's side - it will do his chances of earning a regular first-team spot with England no harm at all.
- Premier League - and the other stars in Spain's side - it will do his chances of earning a regular first-team spot with England no harm at all.
- Ryan Shawcross - and the other stars in Spain's side - it will do his chances of earning a regular first-team spot with England no harm at all.
- Shawcross - and the other stars in Spain's side - it will do his chances of earning a regular first-team spot with England no harm at all.
- Spain - and the other stars in Spain's side - it will do his chances of earning a regular first-team spot with England no harm at all.
- Stoke - and the other stars in Spain's side - it will do his chances of earning a regular first-team spot with England no harm at all.


Write the next sentence.

Mr Spock's 'Tricorder' is fast becoming fact rather than science fiction, and as soon as next year a gadget could allow people to diagnose illnesses in a matter of minutes. A small hand-held device developed by scientists in Newcastle is designed to analyse DNA in less than 15 minutes with the accuracy of a state-of-the-art laboratory. The aim is to launch the Q-POC device by the end of 2016, when it could be used to test and treat illnesses from STIs to Ebola, at speed and with great accuracy. Jonathan O'Halloran, 39, has been working on the Star Trek-inspired device for eight years with the intention of designing a handheld gadget that can give doctors the power of an expert lab in their hands and potentially even be used by everyday people to understand and treat ailments.

The

OPTIONS:
- Ebola hopes to inspire a wireless device capable of detecting a range of diseases, including anaemia, tuberculosis and diabetes.
- Jonathan O'Halloran hopes to inspire a wireless device capable of detecting a range of diseases, including anaemia, tuberculosis and diabetes.
- Malaria hopes to inspire a wireless device capable of detecting a range of diseases, including anaemia, tuberculosis and diabetes.
- Newcastle hopes to inspire a wireless device capable of detecting a range of diseases, including anaemia, tuberculosis and diabetes.
- POC hopes to inspire a wireless device capable of detecting a range of diseases, including anaemia, tuberculosis and diabetes.
- STIs hopes to inspire a wireless device capable of detecting a range of diseases, including anaemia, tuberculosis and diabetes.
- Spock hopes to inspire a wireless device capable of detecting a range of diseases, including anaemia, tuberculosis and diabetes.
- Star Trek hopes to inspire a wireless device capable of detecting a range of diseases, including anaemia, tuberculosis and diabetes.
- TB hopes to inspire a wireless device capable of detecting a range of diseases, including anaemia, tuberculosis and diabetes.
- Tricorder hopes to inspire a wireless device capable of detecting a range of diseases, including anaemia, tuberculosis and diabetes.


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(CNN) Unlike Stephen Miller, the 31-year-old senior adviser to the President, who protested that he didn't want to "get off into a whole thing about history," when it comes to immigration, the Statue of Liberty and Emma Lazarus' poem, "The New Colossus,"  I'm eager to do so. As Lazarus's biographer, I've been receiving Google alerts for "huddled masses" at least daily since Donald Trump launched his anti-immigrant presidential campaign. In Wednesday's heated exchange between Miller and CNN's Jim Acosta, the nation watched these famous lines become "fighting words," but in fact, they have been just that for years. Acosta, himself the son of a Cuban immigrant, rattled Miller, the great-grandson of Yiddish-speaking immigrants, by charging that the Raise Act's immigration reforms, which favor English-speakers in granting admission to the United States, are "not in keeping with American tradition."

In 1903, 15 years after

OPTIONS:
- Acosta' death at 38 from cancer, a friend had the poem cast on a bronze plaque and donated it to the statue.
- American' death at 38 from cancer, a friend had the poem cast on a bronze plaque and donated it to the statue.
- CNN' death at 38 from cancer, a friend had the poem cast on a bronze plaque and donated it to the statue.
- Cuban' death at 38 from cancer, a friend had the poem cast on a bronze plaque and donated it to the statue.
- Donald Trump' death at 38 from cancer, a friend had the poem cast on a bronze plaque and donated it to the statue.
- Emma Lazarus' death at 38 from cancer, a friend had the poem cast on a bronze plaque and donated it to the statue.
- English' death at 38 from cancer, a friend had the poem cast on a bronze plaque and donated it to the statue.
- Esther Schor' death at 38 from cancer, a friend had the poem cast on a bronze plaque and donated it to the statue.
- Google' death at 38 from cancer, a friend had the poem cast on a bronze plaque and donated it to the statue.
- Jim Acosta' death at 38 from cancer, a friend had the poem cast on a bronze plaque and donated it to the statue.
- Lazarus' death at 38 from cancer, a friend had the poem cast on a bronze plaque and donated it to the statue.
- Miller' death at 38 from cancer, a friend had the poem cast on a bronze plaque and donated it to the statue.
- New Colossus' death at 38 from cancer, a friend had the poem cast on a bronze plaque and donated it to the statue.
- Raise Act' death at 38 from cancer, a friend had the poem cast on a bronze plaque and donated it to the statue.
- Schor' death at 38 from cancer, a friend had the poem cast on a bronze plaque and donated it to the statue.
- Statue of Liberty' death at 38 from cancer, a friend had the poem cast on a bronze plaque and donated it to the statue.
- Stephen Miller' death at 38 from cancer, a friend had the poem cast on a bronze plaque and donated it to the statue.
- The New Colossus' death at 38 from cancer, a friend had the poem cast on a bronze plaque and donated it to the statue.
- United States' death at 38 from cancer, a friend had the poem cast on a bronze plaque and donated it to the statue.
- Yiddish' death at 38 from cancer, a friend had the poem cast on a bronze plaque and donated it to the statue.


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Washington (CNN) New revelations about Donald Trump Jr.'s meeting last summer with a Russian lawyer are continuing to surface a week after the revelation rocketed the President's eldest son to the center of allegations of collusion with Russia. Daily news reports offering a steady drip of disclosures and shifting statements from Trump Jr. and others involved have triggered an ever-mounting list of questions. A Russian-American lobbyist has now confirmed to The Associated Press and The Washington Post that he also attended the meeting with Trump Jr. -- the latest piece of information to surface since emails revealed that Trump Jr. hoped to obtain damaging information on Hillary Clinton from the Russian government. Sources told CNN on Friday that a translator and representative for the Agalarov family were also in the room.

Instead, he described his meeting with Veselnitskaya as a "short introductory meeting" during which they "primarily discussed a program about the adoption of

OPTIONS:
- Agalarov children."
- American children."
- CNN children."
- Donald Trump Jr. children."
- Hillary Clinton children."
- Russia children."
- Russian children."
- The Associated Press children."
- The Washington Post children."
- Trump Jr. children."
- Washington children."
- White House children."


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

Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump, for the second time in his presidency, awarded the Medal of Honor during a ceremony Monday at the White House. Trump presented the highest military honor to Gary Michael Rose, a retired US Army captain who served as a medic in the Vietnam War, saving lives while risking his own during a four-day operation despite being seriously wounded himself. Rose is receiving the honor for repeatedly risking his life to provide medical aid to fellow soldiers throughout the operation, using his own body at one point to shield a wounded American from enemy fire and helping to load wounded comrades onto helicopters while under fire.

A

OPTIONS:
- American statement before the ceremony described Rose's actions during the mission.
- CNN statement before the ceremony described Rose's actions during the mission.
- Donald Trump statement before the ceremony described Rose's actions during the mission.
- Gary Michael Rose statement before the ceremony described Rose's actions during the mission.
- Medal of Honor statement before the ceremony described Rose's actions during the mission.
- Medal of Honor Trump statement before the ceremony described Rose's actions during the mission.
- Rose statement before the ceremony described Rose's actions during the mission.
- Trump statement before the ceremony described Rose's actions during the mission.
- US Army statement before the ceremony described Rose's actions during the mission.
- Vietnam War statement before the ceremony described Rose's actions during the mission.
- Washington statement before the ceremony described Rose's actions during the mission.
- White House statement before the ceremony described Rose's actions during the mission.


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(CNN) When Andre Harvey saw a police officer taking down a man, he did what's becoming increasingly common: he whipped out his phone and hit record. But what the incident captured instead wasn't the worst aspect of police brutality, but the best example of officers and citizens banding together. The takedown Plano, Texas, police Detective Jon Hoffman was sitting at a red light when he saw a man run out of a 7/11 carrying a plastic donation jar full of cash. Hoffman, dressed in plain clothes but wearing his badge and gun, caught the man and pinned him to the hood of his car.

"

OPTIONS:
- Andre Harvey was able to grab the suspects arms, while Kirby grabbed his legs, and they were able to get the suspect to the ground to help Detective Hoffman put the handcuffs on," Tilley said.
- Harvey was able to grab the suspects arms, while Kirby grabbed his legs, and they were able to get the suspect to the ground to help Detective Hoffman put the handcuffs on," Tilley said.
- Hoffman was able to grab the suspects arms, while Kirby grabbed his legs, and they were able to get the suspect to the ground to help Detective Hoffman put the handcuffs on," Tilley said.
- Jon Hoffman was able to grab the suspects arms, while Kirby grabbed his legs, and they were able to get the suspect to the ground to help Detective Hoffman put the handcuffs on," Tilley said.
- Plano was able to grab the suspects arms, while Kirby grabbed his legs, and they were able to get the suspect to the ground to help Detective Hoffman put the handcuffs on," Tilley said.
- Texas was able to grab the suspects arms, while Kirby grabbed his legs, and they were able to get the suspect to the ground to help Detective Hoffman put the handcuffs on," Tilley said.


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Washington (CNN) Donald Trump will become president Friday with an approval rating of just 40%, according to a new CNN/ORC Poll, the lowest of any recent president and 44 points below that of President Barack Obama, the 44th president. Following a tumultuous transition period, approval ratings for Trump's handling of the transition are more than 20 points below those for any of his three most recent predecessors. Obama took the oath in 2009 with an 84% approval rating, 67% approved of Clinton's transition as of late December 1992 and 61% approved of George W. Bush's transition just before he took office in January 2001.

More broadly, less than half say

OPTIONS:
- Americans's priorities for the country reflect their own (46% say so), and the country is almost evenly divided on whether the policies he's proposed will move the country in the right direction or the wrong one (48% right direction, 49% wrong direction).
- Barack Obama's priorities for the country reflect their own (46% say so), and the country is almost evenly divided on whether the policies he's proposed will move the country in the right direction or the wrong one (48% right direction, 49% wrong direction).
- CNN's priorities for the country reflect their own (46% say so), and the country is almost evenly divided on whether the policies he's proposed will move the country in the right direction or the wrong one (48% right direction, 49% wrong direction).
- Clinton's priorities for the country reflect their own (46% say so), and the country is almost evenly divided on whether the policies he's proposed will move the country in the right direction or the wrong one (48% right direction, 49% wrong direction).
- Donald Trump's priorities for the country reflect their own (46% say so), and the country is almost evenly divided on whether the policies he's proposed will move the country in the right direction or the wrong one (48% right direction, 49% wrong direction).
- George W. Bush's priorities for the country reflect their own (46% say so), and the country is almost evenly divided on whether the policies he's proposed will move the country in the right direction or the wrong one (48% right direction, 49% wrong direction).
- ORC Poll's priorities for the country reflect their own (46% say so), and the country is almost evenly divided on whether the policies he's proposed will move the country in the right direction or the wrong one (48% right direction, 49% wrong direction).
- Obama's priorities for the country reflect their own (46% say so), and the country is almost evenly divided on whether the policies he's proposed will move the country in the right direction or the wrong one (48% right direction, 49% wrong direction).
- Trump's priorities for the country reflect their own (46% say so), and the country is almost evenly divided on whether the policies he's proposed will move the country in the right direction or the wrong one (48% right direction, 49% wrong direction).
- Washington's priorities for the country reflect their own (46% say so), and the country is almost evenly divided on whether the policies he's proposed will move the country in the right direction or the wrong one (48% right direction, 49% wrong direction).


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(CNN) Karl Fowler and Zenon Texeira can clearly remember an evening years ago when they were dining with superstar Prince and one of his assistants in Los Angeles. It was the middle of the night, and after dessert the singer asked if they would indulge him a bit. "He said that he never had the opportunity to have conversations with people anymore, and that's why he was enjoying this particular dinner," Texeira said. As Fowler tells it, Prince excused himself before returning with four, small leather books that turned out to be Jehovah's Witness Bibles. "For the next hour, we had Bible study with Prince," said Fowler, who along with Texeira received the holy books as gifts from the singer. "We saw a very kind, funny man in that first meeting with Prince."

Fowler said that in the spring of 2015, they had a conversation with Prince in which he reminded them that he was interested in doing another

OPTIONS:
- Bible more focused on his career.
- CNN more focused on his career.
- Fowler more focused on his career.
- Jehovah's Witness Bibles more focused on his career.
- Karl Fowler more focused on his career.
- Los Angeles more focused on his career.
- Opus more focused on his career.
- Prince more focused on his career.
- Texeira more focused on his career.
- Zenon Texeira more focused on his career.


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Washington (CNN) We're still a long, long way from starting to even kinda, sorta think about impeachment. Exhibit A: Democratic Rep. Al Green of Texas forced a vote on the House floor to table a plan to impeach Trump on Wednesday. The vote to sideline the impeachment resolution passed with flying colors: a bipartisan 364-58 margin. And while nearly five dozen Democratic members of Congress took to the chamber's floor to cast their votes in favor of mulling impeaching Trump, more than twice as many Democrats opted to cast their ballots against the proposal. A new poll from the Public Religion Research Institute on Tuesday found that seven in 10 Democrats believe Trump ought to be impeached and removed from office. Still, only about three in 10 of House Democrats actually voted to consider impeachment on Wednesday.

And it's clear national

OPTIONS:
- Al Green see there's danger in pushing the issue right now.
- CNN see there's danger in pushing the issue right now.
- Congress see there's danger in pushing the issue right now.
- Democratic see there's danger in pushing the issue right now.
- Democrats see there's danger in pushing the issue right now.
- House see there's danger in pushing the issue right now.
- Public Religion Research Institute see there's danger in pushing the issue right now.
- Texas see there's danger in pushing the issue right now.
- Trump see there's danger in pushing the issue right now.
- Washington see there's danger in pushing the issue right now.


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UEFA leader Michel Platini's bid for the FIFA presidency kicked off in farcical fashion in Monaco on Friday. The Platini camp had promoted his annual press conference around the Champions league draw as the start of his FIFA campaign with promises of him laying out a detailed Zurich blueprint. But instead Platini wouldn't take any questions from the media about his FIFA ambition – limiting all his answers to UEFA business – including him only serving this term until standing down in March 2019 if he remains at the European football helm. The u-turn was caused by UEFA concern that it would be seen as a wrong move - especially by FIFA - to use the Champions League platform to publicise Platini's personal ambition.

'This is a UEFA event and I have on my UEFA blazer and my

OPTIONS:
- Champions hat.
- Champions League hat.
- European hat.
- FIFA hat.
- Michel Platini hat.
- Monaco hat.
- Olympiacos hat.
- Platini hat.
- Premier League hat.
- UEFA hat.
- Zurich hat.


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(CNN) -- I vividly recall those 13 days in the fall of 1962, watching President John F. Kennedy on our black and white television in Cambridge, Massachusetts. I was a professor at MIT focusing on the emerging field of leadership studies, and the Cuban Missile Crisis was about leadership writ large for the world to witness. Fifty years after the Kennedy assassination, there is conversation everywhere about JFK's unrealized potential. Amid the wave of sentimental reflection this year, there has been much focus on the mythical elements of Camelot or too many details about that tragic day in Dallas, and not enough on the real-world challenges of the JFK presidency.

His management of the

OPTIONS:
- Bay of Pigs invasion became a legendary example of a leader drawing the best from multiple advisers and making his decisions only after weighing each very different contribution.
- Bennis became a legendary example of a leader drawing the best from multiple advisers and making his decisions only after weighing each very different contribution.
- CNN became a legendary example of a leader drawing the best from multiple advisers and making his decisions only after weighing each very different contribution.
- Cambridge became a legendary example of a leader drawing the best from multiple advisers and making his decisions only after weighing each very different contribution.
- Camelot became a legendary example of a leader drawing the best from multiple advisers and making his decisions only after weighing each very different contribution.
- Cuban Missile Crisis became a legendary example of a leader drawing the best from multiple advisers and making his decisions only after weighing each very different contribution.
- Dallas became a legendary example of a leader drawing the best from multiple advisers and making his decisions only after weighing each very different contribution.
- JFK became a legendary example of a leader drawing the best from multiple advisers and making his decisions only after weighing each very different contribution.
- John F. Kennedy became a legendary example of a leader drawing the best from multiple advisers and making his decisions only after weighing each very different contribution.
- Kennedy became a legendary example of a leader drawing the best from multiple advisers and making his decisions only after weighing each very different contribution.
- MIT became a legendary example of a leader drawing the best from multiple advisers and making his decisions only after weighing each very different contribution.
- Massachusetts became a legendary example of a leader drawing the best from multiple advisers and making his decisions only after weighing each very different contribution.
- Warren Bennis became a legendary example of a leader drawing the best from multiple advisers and making his decisions only after weighing each very different contribution.


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A 31-year-old Army soldier allegedly killed a man he came across with his wife in the couple's Georgia home this weekend. Chief Warrant Officer 2 Jermaine Ray Mealy is accused of killing 41-year-old Nathaniel Brown on Saturday afternoon. Mealy's wife told him the couple's Hinesville home was robbed Friday night, and Mealy drove back from Texarkana, Texas, authorities told WJCL. The burglary took place about 10:45pm that night, according to the television station. Texarkana, Texas, and the home in Hinesville are separated by more than 900 miles. WTOC reported Mealy was undergoing military training in Texarkana. Lt. Susy Jackson, a spokeswoman for the Hinesville Police Department, told the television station 'She told him not to worry about it, cause police had been here and had worked the case and she would be okay.

WTOC reported there was a brawl and gunshots after

OPTIONS:
- Army saw the man with Mealy's wife.
- Brown saw the man with Mealy's wife.
- Georgia saw the man with Mealy's wife.
- Hinesville saw the man with Mealy's wife.
- Hinesville Police Department saw the man with Mealy's wife.
- Jermaine Ray Mealy saw the man with Mealy's wife.
- Mealy saw the man with Mealy's wife.
- Nathaniel Brown saw the man with Mealy's wife.
- Susy Jackson saw the man with Mealy's wife.
- Texarkana saw the man with Mealy's wife.
- Texas saw the man with Mealy's wife.
- WJCL saw the man with Mealy's wife.
- WTOC saw the man with Mealy's wife.


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Rio de Janeiro  (CNN) A showcase of Brazilian culture will wrap up the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Rio Sunday with the staging of the closing ceremony at Maracana Stadium. Organizers said more than 41,000 tickets have been sold for the event but there are still spots available, ranging from 600 reais to 3,000 reais ($187 to $936 USD). Most of the details are being kept under lock and key, but organizers have released some information about the giant party. Rosa Magalhaes, the creative director for the closing ceremony, said it will be a festive atmosphere with a touch of melancholy.

"We have the

OPTIONS:
- Brazil with a door measuring four by five meters.
- Brazilian with a door measuring four by five meters.
- CNN with a door measuring four by five meters.
- Maracana Stadium with a door measuring four by five meters.
- Rio with a door measuring four by five meters.
- Rio de Janeiro with a door measuring four by five meters.
- Rosa Magalhaes with a door measuring four by five meters.
- Summer Olympic Games with a door measuring four by five meters.


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(CNN) The captain of the Yale men's basketball team was expelled from the Ivy League school after facing a university-led investigation into a sexual misconduct allegation, a source told CNN on Thursday. CNN has learned from a source close to Jack Montague that, according to Montague, he had a consensual sexual relationship with another student in 2014. A year later, in fall 2015, Montague was summoned to appear before Yale's University-Wide Committee on Sexual Misconduct. Montague was expelled months later. The university has not confirmed these details, citing confidentiality. Montague last played for the basketball team, which is going to the NCAA tournament for the first time in more than five decades, on February 6.

OPTIONS:
- CNN has never won a game in the men's NCAA tournament.
- Ivy League has never won a game in the men's NCAA tournament.
- Jack Montague has never won a game in the men's NCAA tournament.
- Montague has never won a game in the men's NCAA tournament.
- NCAA has never won a game in the men's NCAA tournament.
- Wide Committee on Sexual Misconduct has never won a game in the men's NCAA tournament.
- Yale has never won a game in the men's NCAA tournament.
- Yale's University has never won a game in the men's NCAA tournament.


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(CNN) Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and President Barack Obama will honor those who died at Pearl Harbor on Tuesday, appearing together 75 years after Japan's attack on Hawaii. "The two leaders' visit will showcase the power of reconciliation that has turned former adversaries into the closest of allies, united by common interests and shared values," according to a White House statement. Abe's visit comes seven months after Obama's historic trip to Hiroshima in which he became the first sitting US president to visit the site where the United States dropped a nuclear bomb in 1945. Abe had implied his visit was in return for Obama visiting Hiroshima.

Since assuming office in 2009,

OPTIONS:
- Abe had put US-Japan relations high on his agenda.
- Barack Obama had put US-Japan relations high on his agenda.
- Hawaii had put US-Japan relations high on his agenda.
- Hiroshima had put US-Japan relations high on his agenda.
- Japan had put US-Japan relations high on his agenda.
- Japanese had put US-Japan relations high on his agenda.
- Obama had put US-Japan relations high on his agenda.
- Pearl Harbor had put US-Japan relations high on his agenda.
- Shinzo Abe had put US-Japan relations high on his agenda.
- US had put US-Japan relations high on his agenda.
- United States had put US-Japan relations high on his agenda.
- White House had put US-Japan relations high on his agenda.


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A 9-year-old boy fatally beaten over a missing birthday cake had been handcuffed for up to three hours a day for a week before the deadly assault, court records released Tuesday in Maryland said. A doctor who examined Jack Garcia before the boy died concluded the child's head injuries and extensive bruising came from numerous beatings and were consistent with torture, police said. Jack Garcia's mother, 26-year-old Oriana Iris Garcia, approved of her boyfriend and brother handcuffing her son because 'she was trying to teach Jack not to steal,' Hagerstown Police Detective Shane Blankenship wrote in charging documents. The boyfriend, 30-year-old Robert Leroy 'Roy' Wilson, also disciplined Jack by slapping him in the head, boxing with him with padded gloves and hitting him in the leg with a bamboo sword, Garcia's brother Jacob Andrew Barajas told police.

Fletcher suggested Garcia must not have known how seriously

OPTIONS:
- Barajas was hurt when she sent the ambulance away.
- Garcia was hurt when she sent the ambulance away.
- Hagerstown was hurt when she sent the ambulance away.
- Jack was hurt when she sent the ambulance away.
- Jack Garcia was hurt when she sent the ambulance away.
- Jacob Andrew Barajas was hurt when she sent the ambulance away.
- Jacob Barajas was hurt when she sent the ambulance away.
- Maryland was hurt when she sent the ambulance away.
- Oriana Garcia was hurt when she sent the ambulance away.
- Oriana Iris Garcia was hurt when she sent the ambulance away.
- Robert Leroy 'Roy' Wilson was hurt when she sent the ambulance away.
- Robert Leroy Wilson was hurt when she sent the ambulance away.
- Shane Blankenship was hurt when she sent the ambulance away.
- Wilson was hurt when she sent the ambulance away.


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(CNN) Jane Sanders, the wife of Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, toured on Sunday the controversial Maricopa County "Tent City" jail, run by Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio. "Jane Sanders came to tents jail, so I invited her inside so I could defend my tent policy. Now waiting for Hillary," Arpaio tweeted, along with a photo of him and Sanders. Arpaio, who has been dubbed "America's toughest sheriff," endorsed Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump in January, citing Trump's plan to "prevent illegal immigration." Sanders' visit to the jail comes ahead of her husband's rally in Phoenix Tuesday. Jane Sanders visited "to meet with families who have been victims of Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio's discriminatory and unconstitutional law enforcement practices," according to the campaign.

"What I saw and heard firsthand today by visiting with the families and seeing tent city was very disturbing,"

OPTIONS:
- America said in a statement released by the campaign.
- Arizona said in a statement released by the campaign.
- Arpaio said in a statement released by the campaign.
- Bernie Sanders said in a statement released by the campaign.
- CNN said in a statement released by the campaign.
- Democratic said in a statement released by the campaign.
- Donald Trump said in a statement released by the campaign.
- Hillary said in a statement released by the campaign.
- Jane Sanders said in a statement released by the campaign.
- Joe Arpaio said in a statement released by the campaign.
- Maricopa County said in a statement released by the campaign.
- Phoenix said in a statement released by the campaign.
- Republican said in a statement released by the campaign.
- Sanders said in a statement released by the campaign.
- Tent City said in a statement released by the campaign.
- Trump said in a statement released by the campaign.


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(CNN) As the first major awards show since Donald Trump's election, the Golden Globes offered a record-setting embrace of the musical "La La Land," but also a snapshot of the hostile atmosphere between the President-elect and the arts/entertainment community. Meryl Streep delivered the biggest and most forceful broadside, using her platform receiving the Cecil B. DeMille career-achievement award to issue a powerful rebuke of the incoming administration and Trump himself. She spoke of Hollywood and the press as being among "the most vilified segments in American society right now," before rattling off a list of fellow performers born outside the United States.

Given

OPTIONS:
- American's liberal bent, such showcases have become closely watched targets by conservatives.
- Cecil B. DeMille's liberal bent, such showcases have become closely watched targets by conservatives.
- Donald Trump's liberal bent, such showcases have become closely watched targets by conservatives.
- Golden Globes's liberal bent, such showcases have become closely watched targets by conservatives.
- Hollywood's liberal bent, such showcases have become closely watched targets by conservatives.
- La La Land's liberal bent, such showcases have become closely watched targets by conservatives.
- Meryl Streep's liberal bent, such showcases have become closely watched targets by conservatives.
- Trump's liberal bent, such showcases have become closely watched targets by conservatives.
- United States's liberal bent, such showcases have become closely watched targets by conservatives.


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(CNN) You could be excused for mistaking last night's 69th annual Emmy Awards for a Comedy Central election-night special. After all, there was Stephen Colbert, the man who -- with Jon Stewart -- put "fake news" on the map long before the Trump Administration was a twinkle in Vladimir Putin's eye. And there were Alec Baldwin and Kate McKinnon, accepting golden trophies for their cutting and hilarious depictions of President Trump and his chief 2016 campaign rival, Hillary Clinton, on "Saturday Night Live." But the moment that parody congealed into self-parody was obvious to anyone watching the show from home, and many who were there attending in person.

OPTIONS:
- Alec Baldwin was the mouthpiece of a president who will likely go down as one of the nation's worst.
- Comedy Central was the mouthpiece of a president who will likely go down as one of the nation's worst.
- Emmy Awards was the mouthpiece of a president who will likely go down as one of the nation's worst.
- Emmys was the mouthpiece of a president who will likely go down as one of the nation's worst.
- Hillary Clinton was the mouthpiece of a president who will likely go down as one of the nation's worst.
- Jeff Yang was the mouthpiece of a president who will likely go down as one of the nation's worst.
- Jon Stewart was the mouthpiece of a president who will likely go down as one of the nation's worst.
- Kate McKinnon was the mouthpiece of a president who will likely go down as one of the nation's worst.
- Saturday Night Live was the mouthpiece of a president who will likely go down as one of the nation's worst.
- Sean Spicer was the mouthpiece of a president who will likely go down as one of the nation's worst.
- Stephen Colbert was the mouthpiece of a president who will likely go down as one of the nation's worst.
- Trump was the mouthpiece of a president who will likely go down as one of the nation's worst.
- Trump Administration was the mouthpiece of a president who will likely go down as one of the nation's worst.
- Vladimir Putin was the mouthpiece of a president who will likely go down as one of the nation's worst.
- Yang was the mouthpiece of a president who will likely go down as one of the nation's worst.


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(CNN) What does the Republican nominee for president do when he can't sleep? Awake at 3 a.m. ET, Donald Trump picked up his phone and began tweeting about "made up lies" in the media. Just two hours later, he opened up Twitter again and quickly went from venting to slandering a former beauty queen -- shaming her for a sex tape for which the campaign has not provided evidence. Trump's conduct since the first debate has been astonishing for a major party nominee just 39 days away from the election. Instead of zeroing in on his strongest points from Monday night on jobs and trade, he's cited fake polls, resurfaced Bill Clinton's marital scandals from the 1990s, floated a conspiracy theory about Google searches and attacked 1996's Miss Universe.

And his gut told him to punch back at a former

OPTIONS:
- Bill Clinton whom he allegedly once called "Miss Piggy" after she gained weight by calling her disgusting for starring in a sex tape.
- Donald Trump whom he allegedly once called "Miss Piggy" after she gained weight by calling her disgusting for starring in a sex tape.
- Google whom he allegedly once called "Miss Piggy" after she gained weight by calling her disgusting for starring in a sex tape.
- Miss Universe whom he allegedly once called "Miss Piggy" after she gained weight by calling her disgusting for starring in a sex tape.
- Republican whom he allegedly once called "Miss Piggy" after she gained weight by calling her disgusting for starring in a sex tape.
- Trump whom he allegedly once called "Miss Piggy" after she gained weight by calling her disgusting for starring in a sex tape.
- Twitter whom he allegedly once called "Miss Piggy" after she gained weight by calling her disgusting for starring in a sex tape.


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Washington (CNN) Americans are sharply divided over whether NFL players taking a knee during the National Anthem are doing the right thing to express their views, but a majority agree that President Donald Trump did the wrong thing by criticizing their actions, according to a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS. Overall, 49% say the protesting players are doing the wrong thing to express their political opinion when they kneel during the National Anthem, while 43% say it's the right thing. Those views are sharply divided by race, partisanship and age. Among whites, 59% say the players are doing the wrong thing while 82% of blacks say it's the right thing to do. Almost 9 in 10 Republicans say it's the wrong thing (87%) while just about three-quarters of Democrats say the opposite (72%). And most younger Americans call it the right thing (56% among those under age 45) while a majority of older Americans say it's wrong (59% among those age 45 or older).

OPTIONS:
- Americans' divisions over these protests extend to perceptions of what the protests mean.
- CNN' divisions over these protests extend to perceptions of what the protests mean.
- Democrats' divisions over these protests extend to perceptions of what the protests mean.
- Donald Trump' divisions over these protests extend to perceptions of what the protests mean.
- NFL' divisions over these protests extend to perceptions of what the protests mean.
- National Anthem' divisions over these protests extend to perceptions of what the protests mean.
- Republicans' divisions over these protests extend to perceptions of what the protests mean.
- SSRS' divisions over these protests extend to perceptions of what the protests mean.
- Trump' divisions over these protests extend to perceptions of what the protests mean.
- Washington' divisions over these protests extend to perceptions of what the protests mean.


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Players must become the guardians of football in the wake of the crisis at FIFA which has left the game 'tainted and besmirched with corruption', union chief Gordon Taylor has said. Taylor, the chief executive of the Professional Footballers' Association (PFA) and honorary president of world players' union FIFPro, alleged that some officials at the world governing body had 'feathered their own nests' and urged his members to seize the chance to make positive changes or 'forever regret it'. Current and former FIFA officials have been charged with alleged involvement in corrupt behaviour in an FBI investigation, while separately a Swiss government inquiry is looking into possible wrongdoing in relation to the bidding for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups.

'There is much to change in the organisation of

OPTIONS:
- FBI,' he added.
- FIFA,' he added.
- FIFPro,' he added.
- Gordon Taylor,' he added.
- PFA,' he added.
- Professional Footballers' Association,' he added.
- Swiss,' he added.
- Taylor,' he added.
- World Cups,' he added.


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Britons are by far the biggest adopters of contactless payments in Europe as the use of the system continues to climb across the continent, new figures reveal. More than one billion contactless transactions worth €12.6billion took place in Europe over the last 12 months – a three-fold increase when compared to the same period in 2014, according to Visa Europe. Britain is the country with the highest number of contactless transactions, with 52.6million worth more than €330million made in March alone, followed by Poland and Czech Republic, with 49.7million and 13.9million transactions respectively. This rapid growth in the UK was fuelled in part by the launch of contactless payments on Transport for London services last September, Visa Europe said.

OPTIONS:
- Britain is a payments technology business owned and operated by member banks and other payment service providers from 37 countries across Europe.
- Britons is a payments technology business owned and operated by member banks and other payment service providers from 37 countries across Europe.
- Czech Republic is a payments technology business owned and operated by member banks and other payment service providers from 37 countries across Europe.
- Europe is a payments technology business owned and operated by member banks and other payment service providers from 37 countries across Europe.
- Poland is a payments technology business owned and operated by member banks and other payment service providers from 37 countries across Europe.
- Transport for London is a payments technology business owned and operated by member banks and other payment service providers from 37 countries across Europe.
- UK is a payments technology business owned and operated by member banks and other payment service providers from 37 countries across Europe.
- Visa is a payments technology business owned and operated by member banks and other payment service providers from 37 countries across Europe.
- Visa Europe is a payments technology business owned and operated by member banks and other payment service providers from 37 countries across Europe.


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Sitting in the amphitheatre at Ephesus on the Turkish coast, where 24,000 Romans once roared on the gladiators, I learn how rock star Sting almost brought the house down. 'Sting gave a show here that was so loud the vibrations caused some of the ruins to collapse and we had to get people out quickly,' says Roza, our guide. 'Now all concerts have been forbidden.' For Roman ruins, only Pompeii rivals Ephesus. The city was abandoned because of the plague, leaving it hidden under silt for 2,000 years. 'Good,' says Roza. 'Or it would be apartments now.' It was to Ephesus that St John brought the Virgin Mary to live in safety after Christ's Crucifixion. The house, just a ten-minute coach ride away, is now a church.

I take the coach when we dock at Nice for St-

OPTIONS:
- Christ-de-Vence.
- Crucifixion-de-Vence.
- Ephesus-de-Vence.
- Med-de-Vence.
- Nice-de-Vence.
- Oceania Riviera-de-Vence.
- Paul-de-Vence.
- Picasso-de-Vence.
- Pompeii-de-Vence.
- Roman-de-Vence.
- Romans-de-Vence.
- Roza-de-Vence.
- St-de-Vence.
- St John-de-Vence.
- Sting-de-Vence.
- Turkish-de-Vence.
- Vence-de-Vence.
- Virgin Mary-de-Vence.


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Stoke manager Mark Hughes feels Tuesday's Capital One Cup clash with Chelsea provides the 'perfect' opportunity for his side to bounce back from their loss to Watford. The Potters were on a high as they welcomed the Hornets to the Britannia Stadium on Saturday, looking for a fourth straight Barclays Premier League win to mark what was Hughes' 100th game in charge in all competitions. But they suffered a 2-0 defeat having lacked potency in attack and been guilty of errors at the back, with Troy Deeney and Almen Abdi taking advantage by scoring for the visitors. Three days later Stoke host a Chelsea side around whom the sense of crisis deepened with Saturday's 2-1 loss at West Ham, during which Blues boss Jose Mourinho was sent to the stands.

The amount of points is okay - I think to have 13 points is very nice for

OPTIONS:
- Almen Abdi.
- Barclays Premier League.
- Blues.
- Britannia Stadium.
- Capital One Cup.
- Chelsea.
- Hornets.
- Hughes.
- Jose Mourinho.
- Mark Hughes.
- Potters.
- Stoke.
- Troy Deeney.
- Watford.
- Welshman.
- West Ham.


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(CNN) To many, Stacey Dash is best remembered for her role in the 1995 hit film "Clueless" and appearances on "The Cosby Show," "The Fresh Prince of Bel Air" and BET's "The Game." Or, so it was until this week, when Dash appeared on "Fox & Friends" to discuss the #OscarsSoWhite controversy. Will Smith, Jada Pinkett Smith and Spike Lee said they will boycott the award show to protest the lack of diversity among nominees. Dash, a Fox News contributor since 2014, called the boycott "ludicrous" and said it implied there was no need for Black History Month or the BET network.

She appeared on seasons 3 and 4 of "

OPTIONS:
- BET" as the girlfriend of a former football player and coach played by Coby Bell.
- Black History Month" as the girlfriend of a former football player and coach played by Coby Bell.
- Clueless" as the girlfriend of a former football player and coach played by Coby Bell.
- Dash" as the girlfriend of a former football player and coach played by Coby Bell.
- Fox & Friends" as the girlfriend of a former football player and coach played by Coby Bell.
- Fox News" as the girlfriend of a former football player and coach played by Coby Bell.
- Jada Pinkett Smith" as the girlfriend of a former football player and coach played by Coby Bell.
- Mitt Romney" as the girlfriend of a former football player and coach played by Coby Bell.
- OscarsSoWhite" as the girlfriend of a former football player and coach played by Coby Bell.
- Spike Lee" as the girlfriend of a former football player and coach played by Coby Bell.
- Stacey Dash" as the girlfriend of a former football player and coach played by Coby Bell.
- The Cosby Show" as the girlfriend of a former football player and coach played by Coby Bell.
- The Fresh Prince of Bel Air" as the girlfriend of a former football player and coach played by Coby Bell.
- The Game" as the girlfriend of a former football player and coach played by Coby Bell.
- Will Smith" as the girlfriend of a former football player and coach played by Coby Bell.


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Mark Wood admitted England were 'pretty frustrated' by Misbah-ul-Haq's late burst on another gruelling day in the Gulf – but insisted his side could still win the second Test. 'If we can get a couple of early wickets in the morning, that brings in their bowlers,' said Wood. 'And if we can knock over the tail like we did in the first game, it's all to play for.' But for Misbah, England might have turned a scoreboard that at various stages read 85 for 3 and 178 for 4 into something more advantageous. Instead, at 41 years and 147 days, the Pakistan captain became the oldest player to score a Test century since Australia's Bob Simpson, who was five days short of his 42nd birthday when he made 100 against India at Adelaide in January 1978. And he got there with two sixes and a reverse-sweep for two in the day's last over off Moeen Ali.

Asked whether

OPTIONS:
- Adelaide keeps getting better with age, Pakistan coach Waqar Younis said: 'We've been saying that for the last few years.
- Australia keeps getting better with age, Pakistan coach Waqar Younis said: 'We've been saying that for the last few years.
- Bob Simpson keeps getting better with age, Pakistan coach Waqar Younis said: 'We've been saying that for the last few years.
- Dubai keeps getting better with age, Pakistan coach Waqar Younis said: 'We've been saying that for the last few years.
- England keeps getting better with age, Pakistan coach Waqar Younis said: 'We've been saying that for the last few years.
- Gulf keeps getting better with age, Pakistan coach Waqar Younis said: 'We've been saying that for the last few years.
- Haq keeps getting better with age, Pakistan coach Waqar Younis said: 'We've been saying that for the last few years.
- India keeps getting better with age, Pakistan coach Waqar Younis said: 'We've been saying that for the last few years.
- Mark Wood keeps getting better with age, Pakistan coach Waqar Younis said: 'We've been saying that for the last few years.
- Misbah keeps getting better with age, Pakistan coach Waqar Younis said: 'We've been saying that for the last few years.
- Moeen Ali keeps getting better with age, Pakistan coach Waqar Younis said: 'We've been saying that for the last few years.
- Pakistan keeps getting better with age, Pakistan coach Waqar Younis said: 'We've been saying that for the last few years.
- Test keeps getting better with age, Pakistan coach Waqar Younis said: 'We've been saying that for the last few years.
- Wood keeps getting better with age, Pakistan coach Waqar Younis said: 'We've been saying that for the last few years.


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

If Jenson Button has competed in a British Grand Prix for the last time, it can conclusively be said that his association with it was jinxed. He has never so much as had a podium in 16 attempts, and his brief participation in yesterday’s race was fittingly disastrous. He crashed out on the first lap. ‘I am disappointed, obviously,’ said the 2009 world champion. ‘In front of your home crowd you want to put on a good show and I wasn’t able to do that after a turn-three incident and that is a shame.’ Button started 18th on the grid, as McLaren-Honda continue to struggle for speed and reliability, and was ensnared in a collision involving the two Lotus cars.

But it was not total doom and gloom at

OPTIONS:
- British Grand Prix, with Alonso scoring his first point of the season.
- Button, with Alonso scoring his first point of the season.
- Honda, with Alonso scoring his first point of the season.
- Jenson Button, with Alonso scoring his first point of the season.
- Lotus, with Alonso scoring his first point of the season.
- McLaren, with Alonso scoring his first point of the season.


Police in San Francisco are searching for a woman who snagged much more than a bed for an evening when she booked a stay in the city on the popular vacation rental website Airbnb. Authorities allege that 27-year-old Jana Dominquez stole $35,000 in valuables from a home she rented on the site in April. The woman, who is from the nearby city of Richmond, reportedly broke into a locked closet and office to make off with the valuable goods from a home on the 1400 block of 27th Avenue in the city's Outer Sunset district. The investigation was launched in June when the homeowner provided police with high quality surveillance video of the crime.

Manfredi told the SFist.com that "

OPTIONS:
- Airbnb has an active felony warrant for 2nd degree burglary and falsely impersonating another person."
- Jana Dominquez has an active felony warrant for 2nd degree burglary and falsely impersonating another person."
- Outer Sunset has an active felony warrant for 2nd degree burglary and falsely impersonating another person."
- Richmond has an active felony warrant for 2nd degree burglary and falsely impersonating another person."
- San Francisco has an active felony warrant for 2nd degree burglary and falsely impersonating another person."


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A woman who rescues pit bulls who are about to be euthanized has started an Instagram account to document her day-to-day life with her ‘misfit’ furry family, in the hopes that she can help to change the negative perceptions that many people have of the breed, and help more dogs find forever homes. Candice Miller, 33, who lives near Sacramento, California with her husband and two children, explained that she took in Kilo the pit bull when he was just days away from being put down at the local shelter where she volunteers. 'The rest was history,' Miller tells The Huffington Post. 'Kilo came into my life at a point where I needed him the most ... We both had been through some bad stuff, but together are absolutely happy and healthy.'

Miller checked in on him every day, before finally, on the last day, Miller was told

OPTIONS:
- California was in the holding area, waiting to be put to sleep.
- Candice Miller was in the holding area, waiting to be put to sleep.
- Instagram was in the holding area, waiting to be put to sleep.
- Kilo was in the holding area, waiting to be put to sleep.
- Miller was in the holding area, waiting to be put to sleep.
- Mother was in the holding area, waiting to be put to sleep.
- Sacramento was in the holding area, waiting to be put to sleep.
- The Huffington Post was in the holding area, waiting to be put to sleep.


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

A bikini model accused of shooting dead her British millionaire ex-lover at his Spanish holiday home has been charged with murder. Mayka Kukucova, 25, fled the country and had to be extradited from her native Slovakia after wealthy jeweller Andrew Bush was killed at his Costa del Sol mansion She told detectives she shot the father of one in self defence during a struggle, claiming he had fired at her first but missed. Mr Bush, a Bristol based businessman, was shot after he turned up at his mansion with his new girlfriend Maria Korotaeva, 22. The couple found Kukucova, whom Bush had dumped six months earlier, waiting for him inside, it is claimed.

They say

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Bush should receive the higher sentence because she deliberately and inhumanely increased her alleged victim's suffering.
- Bristol should receive the higher sentence because she deliberately and inhumanely increased her alleged victim's suffering.
- British should receive the higher sentence because she deliberately and inhumanely increased her alleged victim's suffering.
- Bush should receive the higher sentence because she deliberately and inhumanely increased her alleged victim's suffering.
- Costa del Sol should receive the higher sentence because she deliberately and inhumanely increased her alleged victim's suffering.
- Kukucova should receive the higher sentence because she deliberately and inhumanely increased her alleged victim's suffering.
- Malaga should receive the higher sentence because she deliberately and inhumanely increased her alleged victim's suffering.
- Maria Korotaeva should receive the higher sentence because she deliberately and inhumanely increased her alleged victim's suffering.
- Mayka Kukucova should receive the higher sentence because she deliberately and inhumanely increased her alleged victim's suffering.
- Slovakia should receive the higher sentence because she deliberately and inhumanely increased her alleged victim's suffering.
- Spanish should receive the higher sentence because she deliberately and inhumanely increased her alleged victim's suffering.


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For the first time in what seems like ages, Congress has passed a government spending plan without resorting to last-minute brinkmanship such as midnight negotiations to prevent an imminent government shutdown. The Senate voted 64-36 on Wednesday to send the compromise federal budget framework to President Barack Obama, who has signaled his support. Last week, the budget plan easily passed the House on a 332-94 vote, with solid majorities of both parties supporting it. While Wednesday's Senate vote was closer, nine Republicans joined the majority Democrats to provide the required majority of at least 51 votes to pass. The plan guides government spending into 2015, defusing the chances of a shutdown like the one in October that generated public anger against Congress, particularly conservative Republicans blamed for the impasse.

However, some

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama Republicans -- including several in leadership positions -- came out against the bill.
- Congress Republicans -- including several in leadership positions -- came out against the bill.
- Democrats Republicans -- including several in leadership positions -- came out against the bill.
- House Republicans -- including several in leadership positions -- came out against the bill.
- Republicans Republicans -- including several in leadership positions -- came out against the bill.
- Senate Republicans -- including several in leadership positions -- came out against the bill.