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(CNN) They don't call "Hamilton" "an American Musical" for nothing. Lin-Manuel Miranda's hit Broadway show embraces the history and diversity of American culture like no musical before. His songs blend rap, hip-hop, R&B, classic Broadway and even a little operetta to tell the story of the Caribbean-born, French- and Scottish-heritaged Alexander Hamilton, one of the founding fathers. The cast is multiethnic, including African-Americans as Aaron Burr, George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, and a Chinese-American as Hamilton's wife, Eliza. (Miranda himself is of Puerto Rican ancestry.) And, through the fast-paced music and energetic staging, "Hamilton" tells the story of America's founding and early years, drawn from Ron Chernow's award-winning 2004 biography.

"I think what people are responding to about

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Burr is that it's a musical, but it's not hermetically sealed," he said.
- African is that it's a musical, but it's not hermetically sealed," he said.
- Alexander Hamilton is that it's a musical, but it's not hermetically sealed," he said.
- America is that it's a musical, but it's not hermetically sealed," he said.
- American is that it's a musical, but it's not hermetically sealed," he said.
- American Musical is that it's a musical, but it's not hermetically sealed," he said.
- Americans is that it's a musical, but it's not hermetically sealed," he said.
- Broadway is that it's a musical, but it's not hermetically sealed," he said.
- CNN is that it's a musical, but it's not hermetically sealed," he said.
- Caribbean is that it's a musical, but it's not hermetically sealed," he said.
- Chinese is that it's a musical, but it's not hermetically sealed," he said.
- Eliza is that it's a musical, but it's not hermetically sealed," he said.
- French- is that it's a musical, but it's not hermetically sealed," he said.
- George Washington is that it's a musical, but it's not hermetically sealed," he said.
- Hamilton is that it's a musical, but it's not hermetically sealed," he said.
- Lin is that it's a musical, but it's not hermetically sealed," he said.
- Manuel Miranda is that it's a musical, but it's not hermetically sealed," he said.
- Miranda is that it's a musical, but it's not hermetically sealed," he said.
- Musical is that it's a musical, but it's not hermetically sealed," he said.
- Puerto Rican is that it's a musical, but it's not hermetically sealed," he said.
- R&B is that it's a musical, but it's not hermetically sealed," he said.
- Ron Chernow is that it's a musical, but it's not hermetically sealed," he said.
- Scottish is that it's a musical, but it's not hermetically sealed," he said.
- Thomas Jefferson is that it's a musical, but it's not hermetically sealed," he said.


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(CNN) Jack McCullough is innocent of the 1957 kidnapping and murder of a little girl and never should have been convicted, a judge ruled Wednesday. By granting the 77-year-old military veteran a certificate of innocence, Judge William Brady cleared McCullough's name for good. The decision also returned the killing of 7-year-old Maria Ridulph in Sycamore, Illinois -- the coldest murder case ever tried -- to the unsolved case files. "Based on the changes in the law and the consideration of the additional evidence now available to this court that may not have been available to the trier of fact ... Mr. McCullough's petition is granted," Brady said in issuing his ruling.

At the time,

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- Brady left the door open for a new prosecutor to refile the charges.
- CNN left the door open for a new prosecutor to refile the charges.
- Illinois left the door open for a new prosecutor to refile the charges.
- Jack Daniel McCullough left the door open for a new prosecutor to refile the charges.
- Jack McCullough left the door open for a new prosecutor to refile the charges.
- Maria Ridulph left the door open for a new prosecutor to refile the charges.
- McCullough left the door open for a new prosecutor to refile the charges.
- Sycamore left the door open for a new prosecutor to refile the charges.
- William Brady left the door open for a new prosecutor to refile the charges.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump signed off on press secretary Sean Spicer's decision to check aides' cell phones to make certain they weren't communicating with reporters by text message or through encrypted apps, multiple sources confirmed to CNN on Monday. The decision sent a signal across the administration that Trump is furious at leaks from inside the White House. The sources also said the President gave his blessing before Spicer blocked reporters from the briefing last Friday. When reached by CNN, Spicer denied that Trump was involved in either decision. "(Trump) did not sign off or even know what I did. That is not accurate," he said, later adding, "I don't believe he even knew there was a gaggle and in no way was it discussed with him or any other staffer."

One person close to the situation described

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- CNN as the "enforcer."
- Donald Trump as the "enforcer."
- Sean Spicer as the "enforcer."
- Spicer as the "enforcer."
- Trump as the "enforcer."
- Washington as the "enforcer."
- White House as the "enforcer."


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Southampton will not deny Morgan Schneiderlin to chance to join Manchester United but Ronald Koeman has warned that he will not leave on the cheap. United have offered £20million for Schneiderlin and been told to come back with a fee closer to £30m if they are serious about landing the France midfielder. 'Every player has his price and we have a good experience of selling players,' said Koeman. 'If there is interest in Morgan Schneiderlin, then okay, but it has to be at a price that the club wants. 'He is one of the key players of our team. He is an international player. But I don’t think that is a problem for Man United.'

Koeman said: 'Two weeks ago we had a bid from

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- Cuco Martina.
- France.
- Koeman.
- Man United.
- Manchester United.
- Morgan Schneiderlin.
- Ronald Koeman.
- Schneiderlin.
- Southampton.
- Twente.
- United.


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Jack Dorsey would have to give up his post at Square if he wants to become permanent CEO of Twitter. The company he helped found and now leads on an interim basis said Monday that it is only considering candidates who can make a 'full-time commitment to Twitter.' Dorsey was named interim CEO after Dick Costolo stepped down effective July 1 amid criticism over Twitter's disappointing financial performance and share price decline. Costolo had been Twitter's CEO for five years and led the company through a successful stock market debut in 2013. But Twitter has yet to make a profit and there are concerns about its ability to grow its user base.

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- Board has been under the microscope since going public in late 2013, and has struggled to deal with user growth issues that have seemed to show the company had hit a plateau.
- Costolo has been under the microscope since going public in late 2013, and has struggled to deal with user growth issues that have seemed to show the company had hit a plateau.
- Dick Costolo has been under the microscope since going public in late 2013, and has struggled to deal with user growth issues that have seemed to show the company had hit a plateau.
- Dorsey has been under the microscope since going public in late 2013, and has struggled to deal with user growth issues that have seemed to show the company had hit a plateau.
- Jack Dorsey has been under the microscope since going public in late 2013, and has struggled to deal with user growth issues that have seemed to show the company had hit a plateau.
- Square has been under the microscope since going public in late 2013, and has struggled to deal with user growth issues that have seemed to show the company had hit a plateau.
- Twitter has been under the microscope since going public in late 2013, and has struggled to deal with user growth issues that have seemed to show the company had hit a plateau.


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(CNN)  -- The promoter for Filipino world champion boxer Manny Pacquaio, Bob Arum, has confirmed the "super fight" with American Floyd Mayweather Jr. will not happen after mediation talks between the two parties failed. "The fight is off, Floyd Mayweather walked away," Arum told the USA Today newspaper in a telephone interview on Wednesday. Pacquiao and Mayweather had asked retired federal judge Daniel Weinstein to help the two parties resolve a dispute, which had threatened to derail what was expected to be the most lucrative bout in the history of the sport. However, after two days of further negotiation, Arum said no agreement could be made with Mayweather, with the result that both fighters would now miss out on a potential purse of $40 million each.

The welterweight title bout was thrown into doubt when

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- American demanded that random drugs testing should be employed before the fight, a request that prompted Pacquiao to take legal action for defamation.
- Arum demanded that random drugs testing should be employed before the fight, a request that prompted Pacquiao to take legal action for defamation.
- Bob Arum demanded that random drugs testing should be employed before the fight, a request that prompted Pacquiao to take legal action for defamation.
- CNN demanded that random drugs testing should be employed before the fight, a request that prompted Pacquiao to take legal action for defamation.
- Daniel Weinstein demanded that random drugs testing should be employed before the fight, a request that prompted Pacquiao to take legal action for defamation.
- Filipino demanded that random drugs testing should be employed before the fight, a request that prompted Pacquiao to take legal action for defamation.
- Floyd Mayweather demanded that random drugs testing should be employed before the fight, a request that prompted Pacquiao to take legal action for defamation.
- Floyd Mayweather Jr. demanded that random drugs testing should be employed before the fight, a request that prompted Pacquiao to take legal action for defamation.
- Israeli demanded that random drugs testing should be employed before the fight, a request that prompted Pacquiao to take legal action for defamation.
- Manny Pacquaio demanded that random drugs testing should be employed before the fight, a request that prompted Pacquiao to take legal action for defamation.
- Mayweather demanded that random drugs testing should be employed before the fight, a request that prompted Pacquiao to take legal action for defamation.
- Pacquiao demanded that random drugs testing should be employed before the fight, a request that prompted Pacquiao to take legal action for defamation.
- Top Rank demanded that random drugs testing should be employed before the fight, a request that prompted Pacquiao to take legal action for defamation.
- USA Today demanded that random drugs testing should be employed before the fight, a request that prompted Pacquiao to take legal action for defamation.
- WBA demanded that random drugs testing should be employed before the fight, a request that prompted Pacquiao to take legal action for defamation.
- Yuri Foreman demanded that random drugs testing should be employed before the fight, a request that prompted Pacquiao to take legal action for defamation.


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Manchester City are planning to table a mega-bid for Raheem Sterling on the day the transfer window reopens. The reigning Barclays Premier League champions have made the Liverpool forward a primary target this summer as they look to increase their homegrown quota. And the club plan to make a major statement by making a formal offer for the forward at the earliest possible opportunity this summer. Man City are planning a mega-bid to sign Liverpool star Raheem Sterling when the transfer window reopens Sterling, pictured against Newcastle on Monday night, is a primary target for Manchester City this summer

City believe they are leading the race to land

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- Barclays Premier League this summer and are confident they can complete what would be one of the biggest transfers this summer.
- England this summer and are confident they can complete what would be one of the biggest transfers this summer.
- Liverpool this summer and are confident they can complete what would be one of the biggest transfers this summer.
- Man City this summer and are confident they can complete what would be one of the biggest transfers this summer.
- Manchester City this summer and are confident they can complete what would be one of the biggest transfers this summer.
- Newcastle this summer and are confident they can complete what would be one of the biggest transfers this summer.
- Raheem Sterling this summer and are confident they can complete what would be one of the biggest transfers this summer.
- Reds this summer and are confident they can complete what would be one of the biggest transfers this summer.
- Sterling this summer and are confident they can complete what would be one of the biggest transfers this summer.


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It was one of Barcelona's easier nights in the Champions League as Luis Enrique's team brushed aside Paris Saint-Germain 2-0 at the Nou Camp to reach the semi-finals. The 5-1 aggregate victory never looked in doubt as the Spanish side showed signs of returning to their brilliant best, with a combination of experienced stars and blossoming talent in their ranks. Here Sportsmail looks at the five things we have learned from Barca's crushing victory over PSG. Neymar (left) celebrates opening the scoring for Barcelona along with Dani Alves (centre) and Gerard Pique Neymar is a blend of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi

Neymar has

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- Andres Iniesta’s close control when dribbling, he has the flair which Cristiano used to display as a badge of pride – and winds up opponents in the same way.
- Barca’s close control when dribbling, he has the flair which Cristiano used to display as a badge of pride – and winds up opponents in the same way.
- Barcelona’s close control when dribbling, he has the flair which Cristiano used to display as a badge of pride – and winds up opponents in the same way.
- Champions League’s close control when dribbling, he has the flair which Cristiano used to display as a badge of pride – and winds up opponents in the same way.
- Cristiano Ronaldo’s close control when dribbling, he has the flair which Cristiano used to display as a badge of pride – and winds up opponents in the same way.
- Dani Alves’s close control when dribbling, he has the flair which Cristiano used to display as a badge of pride – and winds up opponents in the same way.
- Gerard Pique’s close control when dribbling, he has the flair which Cristiano used to display as a badge of pride – and winds up opponents in the same way.
- Lionel Messi’s close control when dribbling, he has the flair which Cristiano used to display as a badge of pride – and winds up opponents in the same way.
- Luis Enrique’s close control when dribbling, he has the flair which Cristiano used to display as a badge of pride – and winds up opponents in the same way.
- Neymar’s close control when dribbling, he has the flair which Cristiano used to display as a badge of pride – and winds up opponents in the same way.
- Nou Camp’s close control when dribbling, he has the flair which Cristiano used to display as a badge of pride – and winds up opponents in the same way.
- PSG’s close control when dribbling, he has the flair which Cristiano used to display as a badge of pride – and winds up opponents in the same way.
- Paris Saint-Germain’s close control when dribbling, he has the flair which Cristiano used to display as a badge of pride – and winds up opponents in the same way.
- Spanish’s close control when dribbling, he has the flair which Cristiano used to display as a badge of pride – and winds up opponents in the same way.
- Sportsmail’s close control when dribbling, he has the flair which Cristiano used to display as a badge of pride – and winds up opponents in the same way.
- UEFA Champions League’s close control when dribbling, he has the flair which Cristiano used to display as a badge of pride – and winds up opponents in the same way.


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Moscow (CNN) The thousands of Russians who took to the streets over the weekend may not have vented their fury directly at Vladimir Putin, but the President certainly took note of the message. After the largest mass demonstrations in years, when crowds across the country took part in anti-corruption rallies, the Interior Ministry has warned that it will use the full extent of its powers to confront any future unauthorized gatherings. But the warning has not impressed or deterred a younger generation of protesters who are fed up with rampant nepotism, exasperated by the lack of accountability, and stifled by the lack of opportunities on offer in Russia today.

But some

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- CNN politicians have taken a more conciliatory line.
- Interior Ministry politicians have taken a more conciliatory line.
- Moscow politicians have taken a more conciliatory line.
- Russia politicians have taken a more conciliatory line.
- Russian politicians have taken a more conciliatory line.
- Russians politicians have taken a more conciliatory line.
- Vladimir Putin politicians have taken a more conciliatory line.


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A wheelchair-bound mother has been jailed for seven years for trying to smuggle around £1million worth of cocaine into the UK hidden in toiletries. Myrtle McCreath, 53, from Ayr, was arrested at Glasgow Airport on February 26, 2014 after arriving on a flight from Sao Paulo, Brazil, via Amsterdam. During a search of her baggage, Border Force officers found around 50 containers of face cream, talcum powder and other toiletries. Inside, there was 7.8 kilos of high-purity cocaine. McCreath denied knowledge of the drugs, telling National Crime Agency (NCA) investigators that she had been in Brazil for a week on holiday.

Lord Bonomy told

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- Amsterdam that her ill health meant the jail term could be restricted from a 'routine' double-figure sentence for such a crime.
- Ayr that her ill health meant the jail term could be restricted from a 'routine' double-figure sentence for such a crime.
- Border Force that her ill health meant the jail term could be restricted from a 'routine' double-figure sentence for such a crime.
- Brazil that her ill health meant the jail term could be restricted from a 'routine' double-figure sentence for such a crime.
- Glasgow that her ill health meant the jail term could be restricted from a 'routine' double-figure sentence for such a crime.
- Glasgow Airport that her ill health meant the jail term could be restricted from a 'routine' double-figure sentence for such a crime.
- High Court that her ill health meant the jail term could be restricted from a 'routine' double-figure sentence for such a crime.
- McCreath that her ill health meant the jail term could be restricted from a 'routine' double-figure sentence for such a crime.
- Myrtle McCreath that her ill health meant the jail term could be restricted from a 'routine' double-figure sentence for such a crime.
- NCA that her ill health meant the jail term could be restricted from a 'routine' double-figure sentence for such a crime.
- National Crime Agency that her ill health meant the jail term could be restricted from a 'routine' double-figure sentence for such a crime.
- Sao Paulo that her ill health meant the jail term could be restricted from a 'routine' double-figure sentence for such a crime.
- UK that her ill health meant the jail term could be restricted from a 'routine' double-figure sentence for such a crime.


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Somali terror group Al-Shabaab could soon scrap its allegiance to Al-Qaeda and pledge loyalty to rivals ISIS instead, MailOnline has learned. Islamic State invited the east-African jihadi group to join forces with them through a propaganda video released in March - urging it to wage jihad on neighbouring Kenya, Ethiopia and Tanzania. Now Al-Shabaab members and sources within the Somali army suggest the invitation will be accepted and the group - which commands around 9,000 fighters - will soon extend ISIS's self-proclaimed caliphate to east-Africa. The decision comes at a time when many of Al-Shabaab's local and foreign leaders are being killed by commando raids and drone strikes, the group is rapidly losing territory and its money is running out as a result.

Ryan Cummings added that a merger 'would be a significant ideological victory for the group [

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- Africa].
- African].
- Al].
- Ethiopia].
- ISIS].
- Islamic].
- Islamic State].
- Kenya].
- MailOnline].
- Qaeda].
- Shabaab].
- Somali].
- Somalia].
- Tanzania].


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Downton Abbey is one of Britain's most successful television dramas. And it seems the show has even influenced affluent households thousands of miles away in China. Young Chinese people are paying £140 per day to train as butlers as an increasing number of wealthy families hire help, the People's Daily Online reported. Students at the International Butler Academy, in Chengdu, are drilled daily on ironing perfect creases into tablecloths, polishing silverware and identifying the correct cutlery to accompany an eight-course banquet. Students at the International Butler Academy in Chengdu, China, pay £140 per day to train as butlers as an increasing number of wealthy Chinese families hire help

A short stroll away from the

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- Britain a billboard for a new housing estate shows a grinning man in a suit and bow tie, promising to bring 'the elegance of British butlering service into everyday life'.
- Chengdu a billboard for a new housing estate shows a grinning man in a suit and bow tie, promising to bring 'the elegance of British butlering service into everyday life'.
- China a billboard for a new housing estate shows a grinning man in a suit and bow tie, promising to bring 'the elegance of British butlering service into everyday life'.
- Chinese a billboard for a new housing estate shows a grinning man in a suit and bow tie, promising to bring 'the elegance of British butlering service into everyday life'.
- Downton Abbey a billboard for a new housing estate shows a grinning man in a suit and bow tie, promising to bring 'the elegance of British butlering service into everyday life'.
- International Butler Academy a billboard for a new housing estate shows a grinning man in a suit and bow tie, promising to bring 'the elegance of British butlering service into everyday life'.
- People's Daily Online a billboard for a new housing estate shows a grinning man in a suit and bow tie, promising to bring 'the elegance of British butlering service into everyday life'.


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(CNN) The family of an African-American man fatally shot in the back by Chicago police last week filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the officers alleging wrongful death and excessive force. The lawsuit, filed Monday, alleges the police officers fired at Paul O'Neal "without lawful justification or excuse." It's the latest shooting to highlight the already tenuous relationship between some communities and police, and it touches on broader issues that have time and again racked the Windy City: body cameras, police accountability and seemingly unstemmable violence. Many in the nation's third-largest city are still reeling from the 2014 Laquan McDonald shooting, which left a Chicago officer facing a murder charge after more than a yearlong delay in releasing dashboard camera footage. And earlier this year, a task force established by the mayor released a report accusing the police of widespread racism.

Deep-seated distrust of law enforcement continues to plague relations between police and some

OPTIONS:
- African communities.
- American communities.
- Chicago communities.
- Eddie Johnson communities.
- Laquan McDonald communities.
- Paul O'Neal communities.
- Windy City communities.


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Yayladagi, Turkey (CNN) -- Syrian security forces and helicopters sprayed automatic weapons fire into a crowd of thousands of protesters demonstrating Friday after prayers in the northern town of Maaret al-Nouman, witnesses said. At least four men were killed, activist Fadi Moustafa Sufi said. An activist who has provided CNN with reliable information in the past said the crowd numbered in the tens of thousands when security forces on the streets and an attack helicopter aloft opened fire. Some demonstrators used their personal weapons, including hunting rifles and AK-47s, to detain a number of members of the security forces when they ran out of ammunition, said the activist, who did not want to be named due to the sensitivity of the situation. He did not say that demonstrators exchanged fire with the security forces.

On Thursday night,

OPTIONS:
- AK-47s's prime minister, a political ally of the Syrian president, warned "we cannot keep supporting Syria in the face of all these developments."
- Activist's prime minister, a political ally of the Syrian president, warned "we cannot keep supporting Syria in the face of all these developments."
- CNN's prime minister, a political ally of the Syrian president, warned "we cannot keep supporting Syria in the face of all these developments."
- Erdogan's prime minister, a political ally of the Syrian president, warned "we cannot keep supporting Syria in the face of all these developments."
- Fadi Moustafa Sufi's prime minister, a political ally of the Syrian president, warned "we cannot keep supporting Syria in the face of all these developments."
- Maaret al-Nouman's prime minister, a political ally of the Syrian president, warned "we cannot keep supporting Syria in the face of all these developments."
- Syrian's prime minister, a political ally of the Syrian president, warned "we cannot keep supporting Syria in the face of all these developments."
- Turkey's prime minister, a political ally of the Syrian president, warned "we cannot keep supporting Syria in the face of all these developments."
- Yayladagi's prime minister, a political ally of the Syrian president, warned "we cannot keep supporting Syria in the face of all these developments."


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The millionaires of Formula One, with black armbands and a minute’s silence, paid tribute to the victims of Islamic terrorism as the pall of Paris reached across to Sao Paulo. Romain Grosjean, the only Frenchman among the 20 drivers, enlisted three peers to help hold the Tricolore. In the middle of the line in the humid heat of the grid before the Brazilian Grand Prix stood Jean Todt, the FIA president, his hand on a banner carrying a road safety slogan. Bernie Ecclestone, the almost all-powerful head of the sport, stood next to him. 1. Nico Rosberg (Germany) Mercedes 1:31:09.090

OPTIONS:
- Bernie Ecclestone got away cleanly and defended his lead into the first corner.
- Brazilian got away cleanly and defended his lead into the first corner.
- Brit got away cleanly and defended his lead into the first corner.
- FIA got away cleanly and defended his lead into the first corner.
- Formula One got away cleanly and defended his lead into the first corner.
- Frenchman got away cleanly and defended his lead into the first corner.
- German got away cleanly and defended his lead into the first corner.
- Germany got away cleanly and defended his lead into the first corner.
- Grand Prix got away cleanly and defended his lead into the first corner.
- Hamilton got away cleanly and defended his lead into the first corner.
- Islamic got away cleanly and defended his lead into the first corner.
- Jean Todt got away cleanly and defended his lead into the first corner.
- Lewis Hamilton got away cleanly and defended his lead into the first corner.
- Mercedes got away cleanly and defended his lead into the first corner.
- Nico Rosberg got away cleanly and defended his lead into the first corner.
- Paris got away cleanly and defended his lead into the first corner.
- Romain Grosjean got away cleanly and defended his lead into the first corner.
- Rosberg got away cleanly and defended his lead into the first corner.
- Sao Paulo got away cleanly and defended his lead into the first corner.
- Tricolore got away cleanly and defended his lead into the first corner.


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Forget football and the beauty salon - according to a new study, women seek well-travelled, cultured and informed guys, while men seek ambitious, active and creative girls. In a recent eHarmony survey of more than 100,000 members, it was revealed that some hobbies can have a significant impact on boosting a single’s chances of scoring a date, while other pastimes may actually be doing more harm than good. Speaking to Daily Mail Australia, Lloyd and Kellie Davis-Slade, who met on eHarmony in 2012, say they were instantly attracted to each other's profiles, although they admitted many users secretly make up hobbies in the hope of attracting the opposite sex.

She liked the same movies as

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- Daily Mail Australia, had the same musical taste and most importantly had the same life goals.
- Kellie Davis-Slade, had the same musical taste and most importantly had the same life goals.
- Lloyd, had the same musical taste and most importantly had the same life goals.
- eHarmony, had the same musical taste and most importantly had the same life goals.


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(CNN) Hillary Clinton is hoping her decision to tap Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine as her running mate will go down in history as a move that helped her capture the presidency, but it's already rife with historical implications. Here's a look at why Kaine's addition to the ticket is notable in US history. Sitting senator Kaine's selection extends a remarkable streak in which 17 of the last 18 Democratic conventions -- including the last eight in a row -- have nominated for vice president either a sitting senator or an incumbent vice president who was a senator when he was first elected.

It's also worth noting that eight men who served as both a governor and a

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- Democratic senator have been on a major-party ticket, most recently in 1968.
- Hillary Clinton senator have been on a major-party ticket, most recently in 1968.
- Kaine senator have been on a major-party ticket, most recently in 1968.
- Senate senator have been on a major-party ticket, most recently in 1968.
- Tim Kaine senator have been on a major-party ticket, most recently in 1968.
- U.S. senator have been on a major-party ticket, most recently in 1968.
- US senator have been on a major-party ticket, most recently in 1968.
- Virginia senator have been on a major-party ticket, most recently in 1968.


A fruit-packing boss told two workers to 'scuba dive' into an oxygen-deprived storage container with no breathing apparatus, sending them to their death, a court heard today. Andrew Stocker allegedly killed Scott Cain and Ashley Clarke by instructing them to carry out the dangerous task at the Blackmoor Estate in Liss, Hampshire, owned by Tory peer Lord Selborne. A court heard that the manager wanted his employees to pick apples by hand from the container so he could enter prize specimens of fruit into an agricultural show. Mr Cain, 23, and Mr Clarke, 24, were both found unconscious on top of crates of apples in a storage facility on February 18, 2013, Winchester Crown Court was told.

He said: '

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Stocker carried out the actual gathering of samples from the unit.
- Ashley Clarke carried out the actual gathering of samples from the unit.
- Blackmoor Estate carried out the actual gathering of samples from the unit.
- Cain carried out the actual gathering of samples from the unit.
- Clarke carried out the actual gathering of samples from the unit.
- Hampshire carried out the actual gathering of samples from the unit.
- Liss carried out the actual gathering of samples from the unit.
- Lord Selborne carried out the actual gathering of samples from the unit.
- Maldives carried out the actual gathering of samples from the unit.
- Scott Cain carried out the actual gathering of samples from the unit.
- Stocker carried out the actual gathering of samples from the unit.
- Tory carried out the actual gathering of samples from the unit.
- Winchester Crown Court carried out the actual gathering of samples from the unit.


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George Osborne today refused to match Labour's pledge not to increase VAT as a row erupted over how to balance the books after the election. The Chancellor declined to give a 'cast-iron guarantee' to match Labour's pledge not to increase VAT over the five years of the next Parliament. It came after Labour's shadow chancellor Ed Balls that Conservatives had a history of raising VAT after elections despite saying they had no plans to do so during the campaign. Scroll down for video Chancellor George Osborne declined to give a 'cast-iron guarantee' to match Labour's pledge not to increase VAT from 20 per cent over the five years of the next Parliament

Mr Balls claimed the

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- Budget 'have a secret plan to raise VAT again'
- Ed Balls 'have a secret plan to raise VAT again'
- George Osborne 'have a secret plan to raise VAT again'
- Labour 'have a secret plan to raise VAT again'
- Osborne 'have a secret plan to raise VAT again'
- Parliament 'have a secret plan to raise VAT again'
- Tories 'have a secret plan to raise VAT again'


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Hillary Rodham Clinton says she didn't know Donald Trump very well when she attended his 2005 wedding but thought the event would be 'fun' and 'entertaining.' She adds: 'Now that he's running for president, it's a little more troubling.' Clinton says there is little difference between Trump and his Republican rivals on women's issues. Speaking publicly for the first time since the Republican debate, Clinton on Monday said Trump's comments about Megyn Kelly should not overshadow the rest of the GOP field's policies dealing with women. 'They brag about slashing women's health care funding,' Clinton told reporters while campaigning in New Hampshire. 'They say they would force women who have been raped to carry their rapist's child, and we don't hear any of them supporting raising the minimum wage, paid leave for new parents, access to quality child care, equal pay for women or anything else that will help to give women a chance to get ahead.'

Clinton is in the midst of a two-day campaign swing through

OPTIONS:
- Clinton.
- Donald Trump.
- GOP.
- Hillary Rodham Clinton.
- Megyn Kelly.
- New Hampshire.
- Republican.
- Trump.


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Robin van Persie’s career could be set for an unexpected Nou Camp swansong with Barcelona considering signing the 32-year-old Dutch forward in January. Van Persie's role would be to act as back-up for Neymar, Luis Suarez and Lionel Messi, a similar job to the one Henrik Larsson did  when he moved to Barca in 2004 after seven years at Celtic. Barcelona have Messi out injured and Suarez is also a doubt for Saturday’s game against Rayo Vallecano. That leaves Neymar up front alongside youngsters Sandro and Munir El Haddadi. Having sold Pedro to Chelsea this summer, Barca will look to bring in a new forward in January when their player registration ban is finally lifted.

Enrique would be happier with

OPTIONS:
- Arda Turan but for around £2.2m, Van Persie is being pushed as a better short-term solution.
- Barca but for around £2.2m, Van Persie is being pushed as a better short-term solution.
- Barcelona but for around £2.2m, Van Persie is being pushed as a better short-term solution.
- Celtic but for around £2.2m, Van Persie is being pushed as a better short-term solution.
- Chelsea but for around £2.2m, Van Persie is being pushed as a better short-term solution.
- Dutch but for around £2.2m, Van Persie is being pushed as a better short-term solution.
- Henrik Larsson but for around £2.2m, Van Persie is being pushed as a better short-term solution.
- Lionel Messi but for around £2.2m, Van Persie is being pushed as a better short-term solution.
- Luis Enrique but for around £2.2m, Van Persie is being pushed as a better short-term solution.
- Luis Suarez but for around £2.2m, Van Persie is being pushed as a better short-term solution.
- Messi but for around £2.2m, Van Persie is being pushed as a better short-term solution.
- Munir El Haddadi but for around £2.2m, Van Persie is being pushed as a better short-term solution.
- Neymar but for around £2.2m, Van Persie is being pushed as a better short-term solution.
- Nolito but for around £2.2m, Van Persie is being pushed as a better short-term solution.
- Nou Camp but for around £2.2m, Van Persie is being pushed as a better short-term solution.
- Pedro but for around £2.2m, Van Persie is being pushed as a better short-term solution.
- Rayo Vallecano but for around £2.2m, Van Persie is being pushed as a better short-term solution.
- Robin van Persie but for around £2.2m, Van Persie is being pushed as a better short-term solution.
- Sandro but for around £2.2m, Van Persie is being pushed as a better short-term solution.
- Suarez but for around £2.2m, Van Persie is being pushed as a better short-term solution.
- Van Persie but for around £2.2m, Van Persie is being pushed as a better short-term solution.


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The former Morrisons security guard who left the UK to join ISlS in Syria has once again tried to lure women to the country with promises of state benefits, cash bonuses, cheap bus travel and protection from airstrikes. Eyewitness accounts from the terror group's adopted capital of Raqqa - where ISIS carries out gruesome public executions - revealed how severed heads are impaled on spikes and crucified bodies are left hanging in public for days. But Omar Hussain insists it is safe for 'sisters' to come to Syria which he boldly claims has been wrongly portrayed as a 'war-torn country with bombs dropping every day and dead bodies lying on the streets'.

'From the first moment of its control over Raqqa,

OPTIONS:
- ISIS adopted a policy of horror and terror,' according to a local resident who goes by the pseudonym Raqqawi for his own safety.
- ISlS adopted a policy of horror and terror,' according to a local resident who goes by the pseudonym Raqqawi for his own safety.
- Morrisons adopted a policy of horror and terror,' according to a local resident who goes by the pseudonym Raqqawi for his own safety.
- Omar Hussain adopted a policy of horror and terror,' according to a local resident who goes by the pseudonym Raqqawi for his own safety.
- Raqqa adopted a policy of horror and terror,' according to a local resident who goes by the pseudonym Raqqawi for his own safety.
- Syria adopted a policy of horror and terror,' according to a local resident who goes by the pseudonym Raqqawi for his own safety.
- UK adopted a policy of horror and terror,' according to a local resident who goes by the pseudonym Raqqawi for his own safety.


Bayern Munich chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has declared Thomas Muller priceless amid reports of a £70.5million bid from Manchester United. While confirming that offers have been made for the Germany international, Rummenigge said that price had not been reached but that it would not make a difference anyway. 'There are some players who just don't have any price tag,' Rummenigge said. 'We would be out of our minds to sell Muller.' While confirming the arrival of Arturo Vidal from Juventus, pending a medical, Rummenigge did not rule out making further signings this summer. The Bundesliga champions have already signed Douglas Costa, Sven Ulreich and Joshua Kimmich this summer, while Bastian Schweinsteiger, Pepe Reina and Mitchell Weiser have all left and funds are there to be spent.

During the meeting with the media,

OPTIONS:
- Arturo Vidal also touched on the future of coach Pep Guardiola.
- Bastian Schweinsteiger also touched on the future of coach Pep Guardiola.
- Bayern Munich also touched on the future of coach Pep Guardiola.
- Bundesliga also touched on the future of coach Pep Guardiola.
- Douglas Costa also touched on the future of coach Pep Guardiola.
- Germany also touched on the future of coach Pep Guardiola.
- Heinz Rummenigge also touched on the future of coach Pep Guardiola.
- Joshua Kimmich also touched on the future of coach Pep Guardiola.
- Juventus also touched on the future of coach Pep Guardiola.
- Karl also touched on the future of coach Pep Guardiola.
- Louis van Gaal also touched on the future of coach Pep Guardiola.
- Manchester United also touched on the future of coach Pep Guardiola.
- Mitchell Weiser also touched on the future of coach Pep Guardiola.
- Muller also touched on the future of coach Pep Guardiola.
- Pepe Reina also touched on the future of coach Pep Guardiola.
- Rummenigge also touched on the future of coach Pep Guardiola.
- Sven Ulreich also touched on the future of coach Pep Guardiola.
- Thomas Muller also touched on the future of coach Pep Guardiola.


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New Liverpool signing Roberto Firmino is determined to improve during his time at Anfield and prove he is worth his place in the team. Brendan Rodgers signed the Brazil international for £29million from German club Hoffenheim and the midfielder is keen to hit the ground running. While the rest of the Liverpool squad returned for pre-season this week, Firmino has been granted extra time off after playing in the Copa America. And the 23-year-old said: 'First and foremost, I'm looking forward to the new challenge and I'm excited to see what the Premier League has to offer. 'Of course everything will once again be new to me at the start. I'm going to have to get used to a new playing style, but I'll also get the opportunity to improve my game even further there.

Firmino spent five years with

OPTIONS:
- Anfield and scored scored 49 goals in 153 games.
- Brazil and scored scored 49 goals in 153 games.
- Brendan Rodgers and scored scored 49 goals in 153 games.
- Chile and scored scored 49 goals in 153 games.
- Copa America and scored scored 49 goals in 153 games.
- Firmino and scored scored 49 goals in 153 games.
- German and scored scored 49 goals in 153 games.
- Hoffenheim and scored scored 49 goals in 153 games.
- Liverpool and scored scored 49 goals in 153 games.
- Liverpool FC and scored scored 49 goals in 153 games.
- Premier League and scored scored 49 goals in 153 games.
- Roberto Firmino and scored scored 49 goals in 153 games.


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A single mother-to-be had revealed she met her future husband by taking the plunge and going on a first date while she was eight months pregnant. Sarah Connors, from Bristol, said she was facing the prospect of motherhood alone having broken up with her ex-partner before discovering she was expecting. But just two months before her due date, the 28-year-old set up a profile on app Oasis Dating and just weeks later agreed to go on a date with shop assistant Lance. There was instant chemistry between the pair and they even slept together before Sarah had given birth. She and Lance got engaged within five months and married this year, with Sarah's daughter Elodie, now two, calling Lance 'daddy'.

'He gave me and

OPTIONS:
- Bristol some room to get settled after the birth but when he started staying over again he was amazing, he'd even get up to see to her during the night.
- Elodie some room to get settled after the birth but when he started staying over again he was amazing, he'd even get up to see to her during the night.
- Lance some room to get settled after the birth but when he started staying over again he was amazing, he'd even get up to see to her during the night.
- Oasis Dating some room to get settled after the birth but when he started staying over again he was amazing, he'd even get up to see to her during the night.
- Sarah some room to get settled after the birth but when he started staying over again he was amazing, he'd even get up to see to her during the night.
- Sarah Connors some room to get settled after the birth but when he started staying over again he was amazing, he'd even get up to see to her during the night.


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Pope Francis created 19 new cardinals Saturday in a ceremony in the Vatican's St. Peter's Basilica -- the first such appointments since he was elected pontiff last March. The new cardinals come from countries around the world, hailing from as far afield as Brazil, Ivory Coast, Burkina Faso, South Korea and Haiti. The pope presented them with the traditional biretta, or red cap, and ring at a formal ceremony called a public consistory. The scarlet color of the cap symbolizes the cardinals' willingness to die for their faith. Looking frail, Benedict, the Pope Emeritus, lined up with the existing cardinals for the ceremony in the historic church.

When last year he became the first pope in almost six centuries to stand down,

OPTIONS:
- Benedict said he would live a life of seclusion and study.
- Brazil said he would live a life of seclusion and study.
- Burkina Faso said he would live a life of seclusion and study.
- Emeritus said he would live a life of seclusion and study.
- Emeritus Benedict said he would live a life of seclusion and study.
- Francis said he would live a life of seclusion and study.
- Haiti said he would live a life of seclusion and study.
- Ivory Coast said he would live a life of seclusion and study.
- Pope said he would live a life of seclusion and study.
- South Korea said he would live a life of seclusion and study.
- St. Peter's Basilica said he would live a life of seclusion and study.
- Vatican said he would live a life of seclusion and study.


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Not many fighters are quite as willing as Dillian Whyte to step in front of Anthony Joshua’s hype train. Even fewer are so confident of pulling off a great robbery and getting away with Joshua’s loot. Of course Whyte, 27, has the slender benefit of knowing that he, unlike 14 bruised souls before him, has flattened Joshua in the past. Whether that win, achieved six years ago in a working men’s club in north London, is worth anything on Saturday night in the O2 remains to be seen. The footage is on YouTube and Joshua has admitted to laughing at the rawness of it all — two amateurs in vests trading wild swings before the future Olympic champion is smashed to the canvas in the second round and then beaten on points.

He has recovered to win all 16 of his fights, but in the same time

OPTIONS:
- Anthony Joshua has acquired fame and fortune.
- Dillian Whyte has acquired fame and fortune.
- Joshua has acquired fame and fortune.
- Joshua’s has acquired fame and fortune.
- London has acquired fame and fortune.
- O2 has acquired fame and fortune.
- Olympic has acquired fame and fortune.
- Whyte has acquired fame and fortune.


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Cesc Fabregas has rubbished claims suggesting he is the unnamed Chelsea star who supposedly said he would 'rather lose than win' under Jose Mourinho. The Secret Footballer claimed Fabregas was the 'leader of that mini-revolt' against the under-fire Portuguese tactician following BBC Radio 5 Live presenter Garry Richardson's player unrest claim on Sunday. However Fabregas has taken to social media to dismiss the recent speculation and publicly back his manager. Fabregas wrote: 'I would like to clarify that contrary to a few reports from some online websites, I am extremely happy at Chelsea and have an excellent relationship with the manager.

I was told that

OPTIONS:
- BBC Radio's relationship with many of his players is at rock bottom.
- Cesc Fabregas's relationship with many of his players is at rock bottom.
- Chelsea's relationship with many of his players is at rock bottom.
- Fabregas's relationship with many of his players is at rock bottom.
- Garry Richardson's relationship with many of his players is at rock bottom.
- Jose Mourinho's relationship with many of his players is at rock bottom.
- Liverpool's relationship with many of his players is at rock bottom.
- Mourinho's relationship with many of his players is at rock bottom.
- Portuguese's relationship with many of his players is at rock bottom.
- Secret Footballer's relationship with many of his players is at rock bottom.
- The Secret Footballer's relationship with many of his players is at rock bottom.


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A bodyboarder who suffered serious injuries after being attacked by a shark on the NSW north coast has woken up in hospital. Mathew Lee was mauled by a four metre great white shark while in the water at Ballina on July 2, suffering significant damage to his lower legs. The 32-year-old was rushed to Gold Coast University Hospital in a critical condition but has since regained consciousness, smiling for a photo with his partner Suzy Gerada. 'Mat is awake and he's in good spirits,' a post to the Mathew Lee support page on Facebook states. 'He wanted to let everyone know how grateful he is for the many well wishes and love sent to him.

The mother of another shark attack victim from

OPTIONS:
- Ballina eight years ago also voiced her support for Mat, saying 'we wish nothing more than for you to get through these tough times and come out great'.
- Facebook eight years ago also voiced her support for Mat, saying 'we wish nothing more than for you to get through these tough times and come out great'.
- Gold Coast University Hospital eight years ago also voiced her support for Mat, saying 'we wish nothing more than for you to get through these tough times and come out great'.
- Lee eight years ago also voiced her support for Mat, saying 'we wish nothing more than for you to get through these tough times and come out great'.
- Lighthouse Beach eight years ago also voiced her support for Mat, saying 'we wish nothing more than for you to get through these tough times and come out great'.
- Mat eight years ago also voiced her support for Mat, saying 'we wish nothing more than for you to get through these tough times and come out great'.
- Mathew Lee eight years ago also voiced her support for Mat, saying 'we wish nothing more than for you to get through these tough times and come out great'.
- NSW eight years ago also voiced her support for Mat, saying 'we wish nothing more than for you to get through these tough times and come out great'.
- Suzy eight years ago also voiced her support for Mat, saying 'we wish nothing more than for you to get through these tough times and come out great'.
- Suzy Gerada eight years ago also voiced her support for Mat, saying 'we wish nothing more than for you to get through these tough times and come out great'.


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(CNN) -- He is merciless toward opponents, secretive to the point of being a recluse and a true believer in the cause of global jihad. And from his hideout somewhere in southern Somalia, Mukhtar Abu Zubayr, the emir of Al-Shabaab, planned the most devastating terror attack in Kenya since the U.S. Embassy bombing in 1998. Zubayr, who is also known as Ahmed Abdi Godane, already has a price on his head. Last year, the U.S. State Department authorized a reward of up to $7 million for information on his whereabouts. And Saturday, his compound in the Somali port city of Barawe was the target of a raid by American commandos, according to local residents. The SEALs withdrew after a fierce firefight, and it was unclear whether their target -- still unidentified by U.S. officials -- was dead or alive.

Others in

OPTIONS:
- Ahmed Abdi Godane's leadership disagreed, saying the group had to gain greater public support before such a move.
- Al-Shabaab's leadership disagreed, saying the group had to gain greater public support before such a move.
- American's leadership disagreed, saying the group had to gain greater public support before such a move.
- Barawe's leadership disagreed, saying the group had to gain greater public support before such a move.
- CNN's leadership disagreed, saying the group had to gain greater public support before such a move.
- Embassy's leadership disagreed, saying the group had to gain greater public support before such a move.
- Kenya's leadership disagreed, saying the group had to gain greater public support before such a move.
- Mukhtar Abu Zubayr's leadership disagreed, saying the group had to gain greater public support before such a move.
- SEALs's leadership disagreed, saying the group had to gain greater public support before such a move.
- Somali's leadership disagreed, saying the group had to gain greater public support before such a move.
- Somalia's leadership disagreed, saying the group had to gain greater public support before such a move.
- U.S.'s leadership disagreed, saying the group had to gain greater public support before such a move.
- U.S. State Department's leadership disagreed, saying the group had to gain greater public support before such a move.
- Zubayr's leadership disagreed, saying the group had to gain greater public support before such a move.
- al Qaeda's leadership disagreed, saying the group had to gain greater public support before such a move.


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(CNN) -- Compared with their U.S. peers, Taobao versus eBay, JD.com versus Amazon, Suning vs. Walmart, the Chinese leading e-commerce players have a much shorter history. However, they will take a bigger e-commerce share from the overall retail space soon. Unlike in the United States, most smaller cities in China have not been penetrated by organized retailers or consumer brands yet. This offers an opportunity for e-commerce to become the mainstream retail format for these cities. Another reason is that the cost of commercial property in China went up significantly in the last decade. Thus, consumer brands and retail merchants are more encouraged to migrate online while in the United States, offline to online migration is mainly driven by labor cost and efficiency request. If not in 2013, no later than 2014, China's e-commerce will have a bigger gross merchandise volume than in the United States. Please be aware that China's total retail sales is still much smaller than the U.S., which further demonstrates that e-commerce's share in China will be much more significant.

Taobao.com can evolve from an online flea market to T-mall and become the shopping entry portal, while

OPTIONS:
- Amazon finds itself having difficulty getting rid of its secondhand products from its auction site.
- CNN finds itself having difficulty getting rid of its secondhand products from its auction site.
- China finds itself having difficulty getting rid of its secondhand products from its auction site.
- Chinese finds itself having difficulty getting rid of its secondhand products from its auction site.
- David Wei finds itself having difficulty getting rid of its secondhand products from its auction site.
- JD.com finds itself having difficulty getting rid of its secondhand products from its auction site.
- Suning finds itself having difficulty getting rid of its secondhand products from its auction site.
- Taobao finds itself having difficulty getting rid of its secondhand products from its auction site.
- U.S. finds itself having difficulty getting rid of its secondhand products from its auction site.
- United States finds itself having difficulty getting rid of its secondhand products from its auction site.
- Walmart finds itself having difficulty getting rid of its secondhand products from its auction site.
- Wei finds itself having difficulty getting rid of its secondhand products from its auction site.
- eBay finds itself having difficulty getting rid of its secondhand products from its auction site.


Washington (CNN) Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand's message about helping the public took on a bold tone Friday morning when she told a crowd at a conference on technology and democracy, "If we are not helping people, we should go the f--- home." In an out-of-character move, the New York senator dropped the f-bomb a handful of times during a speech at the Personal Democracy Forum at New York University, which explores technology's impact on politics, government and society. Speaking about President Donald Trump's accomplishments in the White House, Gillibrand said, "Has he kept his promises? No. F--- no." This is not the first time that Gillibrand has used the four-letter word. She also uttered it during an interview with New York Magazine in March, saying of her push to pass legislation to protect seniors against fraud, "We're here to help people, and if we're not helping people, we should go the f-- home."

The spokesperson additionally emphasized that Gillibrand's change of tone is not part of a bigger image shift, despite the buzz that the senator might consider a

OPTIONS:
- CNN run in 2020.
- Democratic run in 2020.
- Donald Trump run in 2020.
- Gillibrand run in 2020.
- Kirsten Gillibrand run in 2020.
- New York run in 2020.
- New York Magazine run in 2020.
- New York University run in 2020.
- Personal Democracy Forum run in 2020.
- Washington run in 2020.
- White House run in 2020.


(CNN) Breadsticks and wings weren't the only sides available at a Papa John's in Washington state, according to local law enforcement. Until recently, an off-menu item at the pizza restaurant was cocaine. A six-month joint investigation by the King County Sheriff's Office and the police department in Sammamish, just east of Seattle, resulted in the arrests of five people, two of whom are accused of selling drugs out of a Papa John's. 'Operation Extra Olives' According to the sheriff's office, in December 2016 Sammamish police received a tip that Papa John's employees were selling cocaine. The workers would make the sales in the franchise's parking lot.

Detectives swabbed the

OPTIONS:
- King County Sheriff's Office and found cocaine residue around the cash register and in employee washing areas.
- Operation Extra Olives and found cocaine residue around the cash register and in employee washing areas.
- Papa John and found cocaine residue around the cash register and in employee washing areas.
- Papa John's and found cocaine residue around the cash register and in employee washing areas.
- Sammamish and found cocaine residue around the cash register and in employee washing areas.
- Seattle and found cocaine residue around the cash register and in employee washing areas.
- Washington and found cocaine residue around the cash register and in employee washing areas.


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It is a terrifying glimpse of the sky as you've never seen it before. An astronomer has created an interactive view that shows the 5,000 hidden asteroids we know about it orbit. Created to mark Asteroid Day, it comes as leading scientists and supporters such as Brian May call for more to be done to protect Earth. Scott Manley, who created the video, said: 'I took all the asteroids near the Earth, calculate their positions and place them on a virtual Sky sphere. 'You can pan the view around, use a smartphone or tablet as a virtual window, or a Cardboard compatible viewer to see this the way it's intended. '

'

OPTIONS:
- Asteroid Day teach us about the origins of life, but they also can impact the future of our species and life on Earth.'
- Asteroids teach us about the origins of life, but they also can impact the future of our species and life on Earth.'
- Brian May teach us about the origins of life, but they also can impact the future of our species and life on Earth.'
- Cardboard teach us about the origins of life, but they also can impact the future of our species and life on Earth.'
- Scott Manley teach us about the origins of life, but they also can impact the future of our species and life on Earth.'
- Sky teach us about the origins of life, but they also can impact the future of our species and life on Earth.'


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It's the war that never really ended -- leaving the Korean peninsula splintered in 1953. The brutal war that raged 60 years ago killed more than two million Koreans, separated thousands of families, and created the world's most heavily fortified border. It also drew the alliances that exist today. The armistice agreement that ended the war is a truce, rather than a peace treaty. Starting on Tuesday, North Korea threatened to dismantle the armistice, as it has done so in the past. In 2009, North Korea said its military would no longer be bound by the agreement because South Korea was joining a U.S.-led anti-proliferation plan. In 2003, Pyonyang's official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) announced that it may have "no option" but to stop honoring the armistice because of the United State's "persistent war moves."

On June 25, 1950, a surprise attack by North Korean soldiers who crossed the 38th parallel easily overwhelmed

OPTIONS:
- KCNA forces.
- Korean Central News Agency forces.
- Korean peninsula forces.
- Koreans forces.
- North Korea forces.
- Pyonyang forces.
- South Korea forces.
- U.S. forces.
- United State forces.


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Pep Guardiola is allowing his Bayern Munich players to have a bit of a laugh during pre-season training with the head coach fearful of adding to his early-season injury problems. The Spanish coach went into meltdown last season and parted company with club doctor Hans-Wilhelm Muller-Wohlfahrt after a spate of injuries ahead of a Champions League quarter-final. And now Guardiola has lowered the intensity of his preparations in Munich in the hope of keeping his players fit while guiding the injured back to full health before defending their Bundesliga title. Bayern are almost at the end of their first week back in training and their boss hopes his players will be able to adjust to the workload gradually as the first-team squad is pieced together.

The players played games of four against two without some of the more established members of the squad, while defender

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona was indoors as he recovers from thigh surgery that has led to a four-month lay-off.
- Bavarian was indoors as he recovers from thigh surgery that has led to a four-month lay-off.
- Bayern was indoors as he recovers from thigh surgery that has led to a four-month lay-off.
- Bayern Munich was indoors as he recovers from thigh surgery that has led to a four-month lay-off.
- Bundesliga was indoors as he recovers from thigh surgery that has led to a four-month lay-off.
- Champions League was indoors as he recovers from thigh surgery that has led to a four-month lay-off.
- Dante was indoors as he recovers from thigh surgery that has led to a four-month lay-off.
- Franck Ribery was indoors as he recovers from thigh surgery that has led to a four-month lay-off.
- German was indoors as he recovers from thigh surgery that has led to a four-month lay-off.
- Guardiola was indoors as he recovers from thigh surgery that has led to a four-month lay-off.
- Hans was indoors as he recovers from thigh surgery that has led to a four-month lay-off.
- Holger Badstuber was indoors as he recovers from thigh surgery that has led to a four-month lay-off.
- Joan Laporta was indoors as he recovers from thigh surgery that has led to a four-month lay-off.
- Munich was indoors as he recovers from thigh surgery that has led to a four-month lay-off.
- Pep Guardiola was indoors as he recovers from thigh surgery that has led to a four-month lay-off.
- Spanish was indoors as he recovers from thigh surgery that has led to a four-month lay-off.
- Wilhelm Muller was indoors as he recovers from thigh surgery that has led to a four-month lay-off.
- Wohlfahrt was indoors as he recovers from thigh surgery that has led to a four-month lay-off.


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(CNN) New White House communications czar Anthony Scaramucci wasn't joking when he said he wanted Donald Trump to "be himself." The President offered a fresh exhibition of his unorthodox, unchained approach to politics on Monday night at the Boy Scout Jamboree in West Virginia. To be fair, he did pay lip service to the idea that some occasions should be immune from politics. "We put aside all of the policy fights in Washington DC you have been hearing about with all the fake news and all of that. We are going to put that aside," Trump told a rowdy throng he called "young patriots," who periodically broke into cheers of "USA, USA."

"We could really use some more loyalty, I will tell you that,"

OPTIONS:
- Anthony Scaramucci said, without saying to whom he was referring.
- Boy Scout Jamboree said, without saying to whom he was referring.
- Boy Scouts said, without saying to whom he was referring.
- Boy Scouts Jamboree said, without saying to whom he was referring.
- CIA said, without saying to whom he was referring.
- Coast Guard Academy said, without saying to whom he was referring.
- Donald Trump said, without saying to whom he was referring.
- Hell said, without saying to whom he was referring.
- Trump said, without saying to whom he was referring.
- USA said, without saying to whom he was referring.
- Washington DC said, without saying to whom he was referring.
- West Virginia said, without saying to whom he was referring.
- White House said, without saying to whom he was referring.


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(CNN) As millions gather around American tables this week with family and friends to celebrate Thanksgiving, it's worth thinking about gratitude and what it really means to feel grateful for everything we've been given. It's perhaps unsettling that the idea of saying "thank you" has been the subject of recent presidential tweets. President Donald Trump went to China, as we know, and helped to get three college students from UCLA sprung from jail after they were charged with shoplifting. Good for him! Then came the tweet of November 15: "Do you think the three UCLA Basketball Players will say thank you President Trump? They were headed for 10 years in jail!"

Especially when, after the

OPTIONS:
- American players thanked him, he said:  "You're welcome."
- China players thanked him, he said:  "You're welcome."
- Donald Trump players thanked him, he said:  "You're welcome."
- Jay Parini players thanked him, he said:  "You're welcome."
- Parini players thanked him, he said:  "You're welcome."
- Trump players thanked him, he said:  "You're welcome."
- UCLA players thanked him, he said:  "You're welcome."
- UCLA Basketball Players players thanked him, he said:  "You're welcome."
- United States players thanked him, he said:  "You're welcome."


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As the Islamic State's bloodthirsty armies continue to wreak havoc with rape and massacre in the name of radical Islam, an unlikely contender has stepped forward to bring peace to the Middle East. Reggae star Shaggy said his music, including tracks such as 'Boombastic' and 'It Wasn't Me', is so emotional that ISIS would immediately stop carrying out their brutal beheadings if only the songs were pumped into jihadi strongholds. The 46-year-old Jamaican - who actually served as a US marine in Iraq during the first Gulf War - suggested that Western armies should find a way to pipe his music into ISIS terror camps as a way to inject some emotion into the terror group's dead-eyed killers.

The 90s star suggested that one peaceful solution to the threat posed by ISIS is that his music could be pumped in

OPTIONS:
- 'It Wasn't Me strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.
- Boombastic strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.
- Gulf War strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.
- ISIS strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.
- Iraq strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.
- Islam strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.
- Islamic State strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.
- Jamaican strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.
- Middle East strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.
- Reggae strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.
- Shaggy strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.
- US strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.
- US Marine strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.
- Western strongholds and training camps to spread positive feeling among the terrorists.


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Relief: Chrystie Crownover told GMA on Monday that she watched her ex-husband, Bruce Jenner's dramatic ABC Diane Sawyer interview with the Olympic athlete and their children Bruce Jenner's first wife has shared the emotional moment her ex-husband told her he wanted to be a woman and how she kept his secret for 43-years. Speaking to GMA in a tearful interview, Chrystie Crownover, the daughter of a Mormon minister, told how the Olympic champion first opened up to her when they married in 1972. 'I cant remember the exact words because it was such a shock to me,' said Chrystie, 63, who revealed she watched Friday's Diane Sawyer interview together with Bruce.

Sharing:

OPTIONS:
- ABC sat down with ABC's Diane Sawyer to explain his decisions and to talk about the road he's traveled in his personal journey to live the way he believes he was born to do
- Bruce sat down with ABC's Diane Sawyer to explain his decisions and to talk about the road he's traveled in his personal journey to live the way he believes he was born to do
- Bruce Jenner sat down with ABC's Diane Sawyer to explain his decisions and to talk about the road he's traveled in his personal journey to live the way he believes he was born to do
- Chrystie sat down with ABC's Diane Sawyer to explain his decisions and to talk about the road he's traveled in his personal journey to live the way he believes he was born to do
- Chrystie Crownover sat down with ABC's Diane Sawyer to explain his decisions and to talk about the road he's traveled in his personal journey to live the way he believes he was born to do
- Diane Sawyer sat down with ABC's Diane Sawyer to explain his decisions and to talk about the road he's traveled in his personal journey to live the way he believes he was born to do
- GMA sat down with ABC's Diane Sawyer to explain his decisions and to talk about the road he's traveled in his personal journey to live the way he believes he was born to do
- Mormon sat down with ABC's Diane Sawyer to explain his decisions and to talk about the road he's traveled in his personal journey to live the way he believes he was born to do
- Olympic sat down with ABC's Diane Sawyer to explain his decisions and to talk about the road he's traveled in his personal journey to live the way he believes he was born to do


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With choppy blonde hair, long legs, blue eyes and a savvy sense of style, Rose Nicholas is regularly mobbed by fans mistaking her for Taylor Swift. And now the retail worker from Chester has told how she's making up to £400-a-time impersonating the Shake It Off singer at events. But the 23-year-old says that fame does have its downsides and recently she was chased by a group of young girls as she stepped into a taxi, which she describes as 'a bit terrifying'. Rose said she was 17 years old when friends first noticed her remarkable likeness to the world-famous hitmaker.

'Generally, I really don’t mind taking selfies with people, especially when it’s a young

OPTIONS:
- Chester fan with their mum.
- Rose fan with their mum.
- Rose Nicholas fan with their mum.
- Shake It Off fan with their mum.
- Taylor Swift fan with their mum.


The United States announced Wednesday that it is sending small unarmed drones, armored Humvees and other assistance to Ukraine in its fight against Russian-backed separatists – but for the first time the White House said arming Ukraine hasn't been ruled out. Some lawmakers are upset that lethal weapons haven't already been included as part of $75 million in new aid announced Wednesday. Asked during a White House press briefing to confirm that the U.S. won't send weapons to the former Soviet nation, Press Secretary Josh Earnest said, 'That's not necessarily accurate.' 'I can't,' he said. 'The President, I think, in his own mind, is continuing to evaluate the situation in eastern Ukraine,' Earnest told reporters, 'and continuing to assess the risk that's associated with providing additional lethal assistance to the Ukrainian military.'

Members of Congress from both parties have repeatedly urged

OPTIONS:
- Congress to provide Ukrainian soldiers with lethal weapons to defend themselves.
- Democratic to provide Ukrainian soldiers with lethal weapons to defend themselves.
- Earnest to provide Ukrainian soldiers with lethal weapons to defend themselves.
- Josh Earnest to provide Ukrainian soldiers with lethal weapons to defend themselves.
- Obama to provide Ukrainian soldiers with lethal weapons to defend themselves.
- Republican to provide Ukrainian soldiers with lethal weapons to defend themselves.
- Russia to provide Ukrainian soldiers with lethal weapons to defend themselves.
- Russian to provide Ukrainian soldiers with lethal weapons to defend themselves.
- Soviet to provide Ukrainian soldiers with lethal weapons to defend themselves.
- U.S. to provide Ukrainian soldiers with lethal weapons to defend themselves.
- US to provide Ukrainian soldiers with lethal weapons to defend themselves.
- Ukraine to provide Ukrainian soldiers with lethal weapons to defend themselves.
- Ukrainian to provide Ukrainian soldiers with lethal weapons to defend themselves.
- United States to provide Ukrainian soldiers with lethal weapons to defend themselves.
- Vladimir Putin's Russia to provide Ukrainian soldiers with lethal weapons to defend themselves.
- White House to provide Ukrainian soldiers with lethal weapons to defend themselves.


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The world’s leading authority on the detection of banned performance-enhancing drug EPO in blood says a particularly low level of the substance is explicable only by renal damage or doping — a conclusion that raises fresh doubts over historic alleged doping by a current staff member at Team Sky. As The Mail on Sunday reported last week, court documents in France show that an expert at a 2001 criminal trial concluded from a blood sample taken from a Dutch rider, Servais Knaven, that he had taken artificial EPO. The toxicology reports that led to testimony that Knaven had taken EPO were compiled by two doctors whose evidence was challenged in court, but the court ruled it was good evidence.

No 3: A summary of an interview, quoting Knaven’s own words, following a police interview on 3 Dec 1998, signed by

OPTIONS:
- Dutch to show it is an authentic and accurate representation of what he had said in that interview.
- EPO to show it is an authentic and accurate representation of what he had said in that interview.
- France to show it is an authentic and accurate representation of what he had said in that interview.
- French to show it is an authentic and accurate representation of what he had said in that interview.
- Knaven to show it is an authentic and accurate representation of what he had said in that interview.
- Mail on Sunday to show it is an authentic and accurate representation of what he had said in that interview.
- MoS to show it is an authentic and accurate representation of what he had said in that interview.
- Robin Parisotto to show it is an authentic and accurate representation of what he had said in that interview.
- Servais Knaven to show it is an authentic and accurate representation of what he had said in that interview.
- Team Sky to show it is an authentic and accurate representation of what he had said in that interview.
- The Mail on Sunday to show it is an authentic and accurate representation of what he had said in that interview.


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With two largely unexcitable, foreign managers currently in office, the preamble to a Manchester derby is perhaps not what it once was. In truth, there was not a great deal of noise from either of the neighbours on Friday. Thank heavens, then, for the football. This time round, that remains terribly difficult to call as Manuel Pellegrini's City head to United on Sunday knowing that Louis van Gaal's side will overtake them in the Barclays Premier League with a win. Last season at Old Trafford, City were embarrassed in a 4-2 defeat. Returning to the scene of the crime this weekend, the City manager could only stress that there will be no sanctuary sought in pragmatism or caution. The league leaders — scorers of 11 goals in their last two domestic games — will be heading to Stretford to win.

In terms of Sunday's teams, Van Gaal perhaps has fewer decisions to make than

OPTIONS:
- Barclays Premier League.
- City.
- Louis van Gaal.
- Manchester.
- Manchester City.
- Manchester United.
- Manuel Pellegrini.
- Morgan Schneiderlin.
- Old Trafford.
- Stretford.
- United.


An abandoned three-year-old girl from India who was refused by many couples seeking to adopt because she didn't have a nose has finally found a new home. Kristen Williams, 44, from Cincinnati, adopted little Durga after a number of couples refused her because insects had eaten away her nose when she was abandoned at birth. But Durga has now started a new life in  Ohio, with her eight-year-old sister Munni, who Kristen also adopted from India in 2012. Kristen Williams, a teacher from Ohio, adopted little Durga who was abandoned at work causing her nose to be eaten by insects

So

OPTIONS:
- Cincinnati was introduced to India and very quickly came across little Munni who had been in an orphanage since 2009.
- Durga was introduced to India and very quickly came across little Munni who had been in an orphanage since 2009.
- India was introduced to India and very quickly came across little Munni who had been in an orphanage since 2009.
- Kristen was introduced to India and very quickly came across little Munni who had been in an orphanage since 2009.
- Kristen Williams was introduced to India and very quickly came across little Munni who had been in an orphanage since 2009.
- Munni was introduced to India and very quickly came across little Munni who had been in an orphanage since 2009.
- Ohio was introduced to India and very quickly came across little Munni who had been in an orphanage since 2009.


Sportsmail looks at the top five players in form and the top five out of form of Fantasy Football during the past 30 days ahead of this weekend's Premier League matches... The Belgium international has found his feet at the Etihad following his summer move from Wolfsburg, scoring in Manchester City's Premier League victory over Newcastle and Wednesday's Capital One Cup win against Crystal Palace. Holland international midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum has managed to stand out during the Magpies' struggles. He netted an incredible four-goal haul in the 6-2 victory over Norwich at St James' Park. The midfielder has pulled the strings in the middle of the park as Arsenal claimed victories over Manchester United, Everton and Watford in the month of October.

The Congo international has only played in one game that

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal have kept a clean sheet since joining from Anderlecht in the summer.
- Belgium have kept a clean sheet since joining from Anderlecht in the summer.
- Capital One Cup have kept a clean sheet since joining from Anderlecht in the summer.
- Crystal Palace have kept a clean sheet since joining from Anderlecht in the summer.
- Etihad have kept a clean sheet since joining from Anderlecht in the summer.
- Everton have kept a clean sheet since joining from Anderlecht in the summer.
- Fabricio Coloccini have kept a clean sheet since joining from Anderlecht in the summer.
- Fantasy Football have kept a clean sheet since joining from Anderlecht in the summer.
- Georginio Wijnaldum have kept a clean sheet since joining from Anderlecht in the summer.
- Holland have kept a clean sheet since joining from Anderlecht in the summer.
- Kevin De Bruyne have kept a clean sheet since joining from Anderlecht in the summer.
- Magpies have kept a clean sheet since joining from Anderlecht in the summer.
- MailOnline have kept a clean sheet since joining from Anderlecht in the summer.
- Manchester City have kept a clean sheet since joining from Anderlecht in the summer.
- Manchester United have kept a clean sheet since joining from Anderlecht in the summer.
- Mesut Ozil have kept a clean sheet since joining from Anderlecht in the summer.
- Newcastle have kept a clean sheet since joining from Anderlecht in the summer.
- Norwich have kept a clean sheet since joining from Anderlecht in the summer.
- Premier League have kept a clean sheet since joining from Anderlecht in the summer.
- St James' Park have kept a clean sheet since joining from Anderlecht in the summer.
- Watford have kept a clean sheet since joining from Anderlecht in the summer.
- Wolfsburg have kept a clean sheet since joining from Anderlecht in the summer.


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

This leads us to the second factor driving the exodus of

OPTIONS:
- Caradoc Surgery — money.
- Daily Mail — money.
- England — money.
- Essex — money.
- Frinton — money.
- GPs — money.
- NHS — money.
- Sea — money.
- UK — money.
- Victorian — money.


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The boyfriend branded a cheat after a photograph went viral of him kissing another girl says he has 'made a massive mistake'. Matty Steven was snapped sharing a kiss with Pippa McKinney in AXM in the city centre - who then tried to find him on Facebook after believing she had 'taken down his number wrong'. But his girlfriend, Emily, was tagged in the Stockport girl's post and soon publicly ended their one-year relationship. Now Matty, 22, of Wythenshawe, has spoken of his upset after the ordeal - just hours after an imposter came out pretending to be him and claimed he and girlfriend Emily were on a break.

He even asked if I would go back to his mum's house in

OPTIONS:
- AXM.
- Emily.
- Facebook.
- Matty.
- Matty Steven.
- Pippa McKinney.
- Stockport.
- Wythenshawe.


Suspect: Mark Speer, 44, from Indiana, faces three child molestation charges and federal child pornography counts The live-in girlfriend of an accused child molester from Indiana allegedly had helped the suspect arrange sexual encounters with young girls, according to recently unsealed court documents. Mark Speer, 44, a plumber from Lafayette, was arrested in August on suspicion of molesting a 3-year-old girl and creating child pornography videos. In the course of the investigation into the claims, police received permission to access Speer's private messages on Facebook and the dating site Zoosk exchanged between him and his girlfriend, Rebecca Kaster. Search warrants released last month state that Kaster had assisted her boyfriend in scheduling his illicit encounters with children.

One Facebook message sent from Kaster's account to

OPTIONS:
- Facebook December 22, 2013, read: 'i think i have the best chance getting her or the younger [girl]...so far that’s all i got.'
- Indiana December 22, 2013, read: 'i think i have the best chance getting her or the younger [girl]...so far that’s all i got.'
- Kaster December 22, 2013, read: 'i think i have the best chance getting her or the younger [girl]...so far that’s all i got.'
- Lafayette December 22, 2013, read: 'i think i have the best chance getting her or the younger [girl]...so far that’s all i got.'
- Mark Speer December 22, 2013, read: 'i think i have the best chance getting her or the younger [girl]...so far that’s all i got.'
- Rebecca Kaster December 22, 2013, read: 'i think i have the best chance getting her or the younger [girl]...so far that’s all i got.'
- Speer December 22, 2013, read: 'i think i have the best chance getting her or the younger [girl]...so far that’s all i got.'
- Zoosk December 22, 2013, read: 'i think i have the best chance getting her or the younger [girl]...so far that’s all i got.'


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Washington (CNN) Donald Trump is trying to clean up a racially charged controversy Monday after he refused to disavow former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard David Duke over the weekend. When asked about his comments on CNN's "State of the Union," Trump blamed a "bad earpiece." "I was sitting in a house in Florida, with a bad earpiece," the brash billionaire told NBC's "Today" show. "I could hardly hear what he's saying. I hear various groups. I don't mind disavowing anyone. I disavowed Duke the day before at a major conference." Read more: Trump, Clinton dominate as Super Tuesday looms

"I think he deserves a close look by those who believe the era of political correctness needs to come to an end,"

OPTIONS:
- CNN wrote.
- Clinton wrote.
- David Duke wrote.
- Donald Trump wrote.
- Duke wrote.
- Florida wrote.
- GOP wrote.
- Ku Klux Klan wrote.
- NBC wrote.
- State of the Union wrote.
- Super Tuesday wrote.
- Today wrote.
- Trump wrote.
- Washington wrote.


How does the sentence end?

There are two words in the English language guaranteed to provoke envy. First Class. Such is the allure that the chance to upgrade drives us to do illogical things - like flying 20 hours for dinner. Which is how I find myself on BA flight number 191 to Austin, Texas. I have no more reason to go to Texas than Timbuktu, but then this is about the journey, not the destination. My seat, or more correctly suite, 01E, is on British Airways' new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner. Once all 42 Dreamliners have been delivered from the factory in Seattle, they will become the mainstay of the airline's fleet. The 'slash eights', to use the jargon, have been around for a couple of years but the first 'slash nine' only arrived at Heathrow on September 30.

There are now one third more first class seats worldwide than there were in 2010, each offering more and more glamour, and

OPTIONS:
- Austin has joined the party.
- BA has joined the party.
- Boeing 787 has joined the party.
- British Airways has joined the party.
- Burberry has joined the party.
- Delhi has joined the party.
- Dreamliner has joined the party.
- Dreamliners has joined the party.
- English has joined the party.
- First Class has joined the party.
- Heathrow has joined the party.
- MailOnline has joined the party.
- Seattle has joined the party.
- Texas has joined the party.
- Timbuktu has joined the party.
- US has joined the party.


How does this story end?

(CNN) Scotland will likely seek independence for a second time this decade after the historic vote for the United Kingdom to leave the European Union, Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said Friday. Sturgeon's Scottish National Party was elected on a platform that vowed, in part, to revisit the independence issue -- last decided in a failed 2014 referendum -- should the country be "taken out of the EU against our will," Sturgeon said. "Scotland does now face that prospect," Sturgeon said. "It is a significant and material change in circumstances, and it is therefore a statement of the obvious that the option of a second referendum must be on the table, and it is on the table."

Scotland is one of four countries that make up the

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- EU.
- European Union.
- Nicola Sturgeon.
- Scotland.
- Scottish.
- Scottish National Party.
- Sturgeon.
- UK.
- United Kingdom.


How does this story end?

Istanbul, Turkey (CNN) A Turkish court on Monday arrested a German newspaper's correspondent on charges of terror propaganda and inciting hatred and enmity, the paper said. The prosecutor questioned Die Welt journalist Deniz Yucel for four hours Monday in Istanbul before he was formally arrested, according to Turkey's private Dogan news agency. Die Welt announced that Yucel -- a dual German-Turkish citizen -- was detained on February 14 after presenting himself at an Istanbul police station for questioning over his reporting in the country. His detention sparked protests in Germany, while a number of European newspapers -- including Spain's El Pais, France's Le Figaro, and Italy's La Repubblica -- condemned the treatment of Yucel by Turkish authorities in a statement last week.

She said her government "expects that the

OPTIONS:
- CNN justice system keeps in mind the great importance that the freedom of press has in any democratic society in its treatment of the Yucel case."
- Deniz Yucel justice system keeps in mind the great importance that the freedom of press has in any democratic society in its treatment of the Yucel case."
- Die Welt justice system keeps in mind the great importance that the freedom of press has in any democratic society in its treatment of the Yucel case."
- Dogan justice system keeps in mind the great importance that the freedom of press has in any democratic society in its treatment of the Yucel case."
- El Pais justice system keeps in mind the great importance that the freedom of press has in any democratic society in its treatment of the Yucel case."
- European justice system keeps in mind the great importance that the freedom of press has in any democratic society in its treatment of the Yucel case."
- France justice system keeps in mind the great importance that the freedom of press has in any democratic society in its treatment of the Yucel case."
- German justice system keeps in mind the great importance that the freedom of press has in any democratic society in its treatment of the Yucel case."
- Germany justice system keeps in mind the great importance that the freedom of press has in any democratic society in its treatment of the Yucel case."
- Istanbul justice system keeps in mind the great importance that the freedom of press has in any democratic society in its treatment of the Yucel case."
- Italy justice system keeps in mind the great importance that the freedom of press has in any democratic society in its treatment of the Yucel case."
- La Repubblica justice system keeps in mind the great importance that the freedom of press has in any democratic society in its treatment of the Yucel case."
- Le Figaro justice system keeps in mind the great importance that the freedom of press has in any democratic society in its treatment of the Yucel case."
- Spain justice system keeps in mind the great importance that the freedom of press has in any democratic society in its treatment of the Yucel case."
- Turkey justice system keeps in mind the great importance that the freedom of press has in any democratic society in its treatment of the Yucel case."
- Turkish justice system keeps in mind the great importance that the freedom of press has in any democratic society in its treatment of the Yucel case."
- Yucel justice system keeps in mind the great importance that the freedom of press has in any democratic society in its treatment of the Yucel case."


Michelle Obama and the two first daughters took to Venice's historic canals for a spot of sightseeing on Friday as they continued their tour of Europe. Sasha, 14, and Malia, 16, rode in the back of a police boat with their mother as they made two stops at the Doge Palace and the San Marco Basilica. The First Lady's grandmother, Marian Robinson, joined the trio as they were followed by officers on jet skis as part of the huge security operation. Crowds lined the waters of the Italian city  to get a glimpse of the President's family, but they were protected by small windows and curtains at the rear of the vessel.

The two were joined by

OPTIONS:
- Amal Clooney's mother and the girl's grandmother, Marian Robinson.
- Dodge Palace's mother and the girl's grandmother, Marian Robinson.
- Doge Palace's mother and the girl's grandmother, Marian Robinson.
- Europe's mother and the girl's grandmother, Marian Robinson.
- First Lady's mother and the girl's grandmother, Marian Robinson.
- George's mother and the girl's grandmother, Marian Robinson.
- Italian's mother and the girl's grandmother, Marian Robinson.
- Malia's mother and the girl's grandmother, Marian Robinson.
- Marian Robinson's mother and the girl's grandmother, Marian Robinson.
- Michelle Obama's mother and the girl's grandmother, Marian Robinson.
- San Marco Basilica's mother and the girl's grandmother, Marian Robinson.
- Sasha's mother and the girl's grandmother, Marian Robinson.
- Venice's mother and the girl's grandmother, Marian Robinson.


Complete the passage.

Herman Cain, who had his 15 minutes of political fame back in 2012, is coming out of the woodwork to spread the word about Donald Trump. Cain, the one-time GOP frontrunner and former Godfather's Pizza CEO, will speak at Trump's rally tonight in Georgia. Audiences can expect to hear Cain bash Jeb Bush – as Bush has used Cain's climb in the polls and subsequent flame-out as a lesson to voters for why they shouldn't count the low-polling former Florida governor out. Bush likes to remind audiences that Cain topped the polls four years ago, but was out of the race before Christmas.

'A guy with his name, his money and the team behind him should be one of the top-tier contenders, and he should certainly not be letting Donald Trump wipe the floor with him if Trump is as unserious and unqualified as

OPTIONS:
- Ben Carson would have you believe,' Cain continued.
- Bush would have you believe,' Cain continued.
- Cain would have you believe,' Cain continued.
- Donald Trump would have you believe,' Cain continued.
- Florida would have you believe,' Cain continued.
- GOP would have you believe,' Cain continued.
- Georgia would have you believe,' Cain continued.
- Godfather's Pizza would have you believe,' Cain continued.
- Herman Cain would have you believe,' Cain continued.
- Jeb Bush would have you believe,' Cain continued.
- Trump would have you believe,' Cain continued.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Roman Catholic school officials who fired a married gay teacher are not seeking controversy but showed 'character and common sense' by following church teachings, Philadelphia's archbishop said Monday. Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, in a statement, thanked Waldron Mercy Academy leaders 'for taking the steps to ensure that the Catholic faith is presented... in accord with the teaching of the church. 'They've shown character and common sense at a moment when both seem to be uncommon.' The church opposes gay marriage and of homosexuals, Pope Francis has said: 'Who am I to judge?' Teacher Margie Winters recently told a newspaper that she lost her job last month as religious instruction director even though she had told the school about her marriage to Andrea Vettori when she was hired in 2007.

Chaput, in his weekly column, called it 'a painful situation and said the church 'never looks for reasons to turn anyone away from a

OPTIONS:
- Andrea Vettori education.'
- Catholic education.'
- Charles J. Chaput education.'
- Democratic education.'
- Jim Kenney education.'
- Margie Winters education.'
- Philadelphia education.'
- Pope Francis education.'
- Roman Catholic education.'
- Waldron Mercy Academy education.'
- Winters education.'


Write the next sentence.

Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini fears Samir Nasri could miss most of the rest of the season, but hopes Vincent Kompany and David Silva are back in action within a week. French midfielder Nasri, who has missed City's last six games with a hamstring injury, this week revealed via Twitter that he could be out for another three months. Now Pellegrini has given more details about the 28-year-old's condition, revealing that he faces a tendon operation after suffering a setback on the training ground, and the lay-off could be longer than feared. Pellegrini said: 'We don't have Samir Nasri for four or five months. He has a tendon injury in his right leg so now he must have surgery because it's an important (serious) injury.'

I hope it's the same as with

OPTIONS:
- City, that next week he can be okay.'
- David Silva, that next week he can be okay.'
- France, that next week he can be okay.'
- French, that next week he can be okay.'
- Manchester City, that next week he can be okay.'
- Manuel Pellegrini, that next week he can be okay.'
- Nasri, that next week he can be okay.'
- Pellegrini, that next week he can be okay.'
- Samir Nasri, that next week he can be okay.'
- Sergio Aguero, that next week he can be okay.'
- Twitter, that next week he can be okay.'
- Vincent Kompany, that next week he can be okay.'


Find the right ending to this passage.

This amusing video shows a group of Canadian pranksters following customers by dressing up and posing as real Apple Store employees. Introducing themselves at the start of the video, the four men from Toronto explain that they intend to 'quit' their jobs as pretend workers at the computer company. Kyle Forgeard, 20, Jesse Sebastiani, 21, Niko Martinovic, 25 and Marko Martinovic, also 25, are shown speaking to shoppers and giving them advice on the products they are looking to buy. The four pranksters fooled customers after dressing up as Apple Store employees at a Toronto mall Jesse appears on screen first, where he is approached by a man enquiring about purchasing a new iPhone.

One of the actors storms out of the

OPTIONS:
- Apple after announcing he is quitting in front of customers
- Apple Store after announcing he is quitting in front of customers
- Canadian after announcing he is quitting in front of customers
- Jesse after announcing he is quitting in front of customers
- Jesse Sebastiani after announcing he is quitting in front of customers
- Kyle Forgeard after announcing he is quitting in front of customers
- Marko Martinovic after announcing he is quitting in front of customers
- Niko Martinovic after announcing he is quitting in front of customers
- Toronto after announcing he is quitting in front of customers
- iPhone after announcing he is quitting in front of customers