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England left for the Caribbean on Thursday knowing they must beat the West Indies on their return to Test cricket to salvage the futures of key personnel and silence speculation that continues to swirl around Kevin Pietersen. The stakes are high for England after a disastrous World Cup and the introduction of a new ECB chairman in Colin Graves who has made it clear that jobs will be on the line in a three-Test series that begins in Antigua on April 13. Pietersen, who has rejoined Surrey in an attempt to win back his Test place, was the name on everyone’s lips at Gatwick Airport as beleaguered coach Peter Moores and returning captain Alastair Cook put on a united front ahead of a five-week tour they cannot afford to go wrong.

‘

OPTIONS:
- Alastair Cook’s not on this trip so I don’t have to focus on Kevin at all,’ insisted Moores, who initially lost his job as England coach after clashing with Pietersen at the end of 2008.
- Antigua’s not on this trip so I don’t have to focus on Kevin at all,’ insisted Moores, who initially lost his job as England coach after clashing with Pietersen at the end of 2008.
- Caribbean’s not on this trip so I don’t have to focus on Kevin at all,’ insisted Moores, who initially lost his job as England coach after clashing with Pietersen at the end of 2008.
- Colin Graves’s not on this trip so I don’t have to focus on Kevin at all,’ insisted Moores, who initially lost his job as England coach after clashing with Pietersen at the end of 2008.
- ECB’s not on this trip so I don’t have to focus on Kevin at all,’ insisted Moores, who initially lost his job as England coach after clashing with Pietersen at the end of 2008.
- England’s not on this trip so I don’t have to focus on Kevin at all,’ insisted Moores, who initially lost his job as England coach after clashing with Pietersen at the end of 2008.
- Gatwick’s not on this trip so I don’t have to focus on Kevin at all,’ insisted Moores, who initially lost his job as England coach after clashing with Pietersen at the end of 2008.
- Gatwick Airport’s not on this trip so I don’t have to focus on Kevin at all,’ insisted Moores, who initially lost his job as England coach after clashing with Pietersen at the end of 2008.
- Kevin Pietersen’s not on this trip so I don’t have to focus on Kevin at all,’ insisted Moores, who initially lost his job as England coach after clashing with Pietersen at the end of 2008.
- Peter Moores’s not on this trip so I don’t have to focus on Kevin at all,’ insisted Moores, who initially lost his job as England coach after clashing with Pietersen at the end of 2008.
- Pietersen’s not on this trip so I don’t have to focus on Kevin at all,’ insisted Moores, who initially lost his job as England coach after clashing with Pietersen at the end of 2008.
- Surrey’s not on this trip so I don’t have to focus on Kevin at all,’ insisted Moores, who initially lost his job as England coach after clashing with Pietersen at the end of 2008.
- Test’s not on this trip so I don’t have to focus on Kevin at all,’ insisted Moores, who initially lost his job as England coach after clashing with Pietersen at the end of 2008.
- West Indies’s not on this trip so I don’t have to focus on Kevin at all,’ insisted Moores, who initially lost his job as England coach after clashing with Pietersen at the end of 2008.
- World Cup’s not on this trip so I don’t have to focus on Kevin at all,’ insisted Moores, who initially lost his job as England coach after clashing with Pietersen at the end of 2008.


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(CNN) -- With an awesome four-goal display from striker Robert Lewandowski in the first leg of their semifinal last year, Borussia Dortmund all but knocked Real Madrid out of the Champions League. On Wednesday when the teams met again in the first leg of the quarterfinals, it was Real Madrid's turn to inflict a heavy defeat and realistically seal a spot in the next round. And two men jeered by their own supporters last weekend played a key role, Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale. Both scored -- Ronaldo tied the single season record with his 14th goal before leaving due to injury -- as Los Blancos thumped an under-strength Dortmund 3-0 at Madrid's Bernabeu stadium. Dortmund pulled off a miracle victory in the 2013 quarterfinals against Malaga and it looks like only a similar scenario would see Jurgen Klopp's men progress.

In the lone worry for

OPTIONS:
- Bernabeu, Ronaldo was substituted with what appeared to be a leg injury in the 80th minute.
- Borussia Dortmund, Ronaldo was substituted with what appeared to be a leg injury in the 80th minute.
- CNN, Ronaldo was substituted with what appeared to be a leg injury in the 80th minute.
- Champions League, Ronaldo was substituted with what appeared to be a leg injury in the 80th minute.
- Chelsea, Ronaldo was substituted with what appeared to be a leg injury in the 80th minute.
- Cristiano Ronaldo, Ronaldo was substituted with what appeared to be a leg injury in the 80th minute.
- Dortmund, Ronaldo was substituted with what appeared to be a leg injury in the 80th minute.
- Gareth Bale, Ronaldo was substituted with what appeared to be a leg injury in the 80th minute.
- Jurgen Klopp, Ronaldo was substituted with what appeared to be a leg injury in the 80th minute.
- Los Blancos, Ronaldo was substituted with what appeared to be a leg injury in the 80th minute.
- Madrid, Ronaldo was substituted with what appeared to be a leg injury in the 80th minute.
- Malaga, Ronaldo was substituted with what appeared to be a leg injury in the 80th minute.
- Paris, Ronaldo was substituted with what appeared to be a leg injury in the 80th minute.
- Paris Saint-Germain, Ronaldo was substituted with what appeared to be a leg injury in the 80th minute.
- Real Madrid, Ronaldo was substituted with what appeared to be a leg injury in the 80th minute.
- Robert Lewandowski, Ronaldo was substituted with what appeared to be a leg injury in the 80th minute.
- Ronaldo, Ronaldo was substituted with what appeared to be a leg injury in the 80th minute.


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The war of words between Russia and the West over the doping scandal continued with the sensational claim that drug testing at the 2012 London Olympics was useless. The Russian sports minister Vitaly Mutko lashed out at British drug testers after a World Anti-Doping Agency report implicated his organisation in covering up failed tests by Russian athletes. It also said six athletes were allowed to compete in London after cases against them were slowed down. Mutko said: ‘If you’re accusing our athletes, then I’m afraid your system is zero and worse than ours.’ On Friday, the IAAF, athletics’ governing body, will decide whether to issue a blanket ban on Russian athletes which could prevent them from competing at the Rio Olympics.

But the

OPTIONS:
- British hit back, saying: ‘So should I raise the issue of suspending the British football federation from FIFA?’
- Doping Agency hit back, saying: ‘So should I raise the issue of suspending the British football federation from FIFA?’
- IAAF hit back, saying: ‘So should I raise the issue of suspending the British football federation from FIFA?’
- London hit back, saying: ‘So should I raise the issue of suspending the British football federation from FIFA?’
- Mutko hit back, saying: ‘So should I raise the issue of suspending the British football federation from FIFA?’
- Olympics hit back, saying: ‘So should I raise the issue of suspending the British football federation from FIFA?’
- Rio Olympics hit back, saying: ‘So should I raise the issue of suspending the British football federation from FIFA?’
- Russia hit back, saying: ‘So should I raise the issue of suspending the British football federation from FIFA?’
- Russian hit back, saying: ‘So should I raise the issue of suspending the British football federation from FIFA?’
- Vitaly Mutko hit back, saying: ‘So should I raise the issue of suspending the British football federation from FIFA?’
- West hit back, saying: ‘So should I raise the issue of suspending the British football federation from FIFA?’
- World Anti hit back, saying: ‘So should I raise the issue of suspending the British football federation from FIFA?’
- World Anti-Doping Agency hit back, saying: ‘So should I raise the issue of suspending the British football federation from FIFA?’


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

(CNN) Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul on Sunday unveiled the broad strokes of his Obamacare replacement package, a measure he again said Republicans must pass "on the same day as we do repeal." "We've had six years to complain and we have complained -- I've been one of those complaining about Obamacare," he told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union." "The replacement bill that we put together, our goal is to insure the most amount of people, give access to the most amount of people, at least the amount of cost." Republicans have been at loggerheads over the timing and execution of their promise to repeal Obamacare and replace it with a cheaper alternative that will not disrupt the insurance market and leave millions of Americans without coverage.

"So I'd say that if you want to have more

OPTIONS:
- Americans you should say we're going to have to have higher taxes to pay for it," he said.
- CNN you should say we're going to have to have higher taxes to pay for it," he said.
- Jake Tapper you should say we're going to have to have higher taxes to pay for it," he said.
- Kentucky you should say we're going to have to have higher taxes to pay for it," he said.
- Medicaid you should say we're going to have to have higher taxes to pay for it," he said.
- Obamacare you should say we're going to have to have higher taxes to pay for it," he said.
- Paul you should say we're going to have to have higher taxes to pay for it," he said.
- Rand Paul you should say we're going to have to have higher taxes to pay for it," he said.
- Republicans you should say we're going to have to have higher taxes to pay for it," he said.
- State of the Union you should say we're going to have to have higher taxes to pay for it," he said.


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Manheim, Pennsylvania (CNN) Donald Trump on Saturday evening offered up the surest sign yet that he is returning to the bombastic, bare-knuckle style that defined his primary run as he wrapped up a week that raised fresh concerns about his presidential campaign's viability. Straying from the prepared remarks on his teleprompter, the Republican nominee reignited his attacks on Hillary Clinton's physical and mental health, arguing that the former secretary of state "could be crazy" and lacks the "stamina" to be president -- even imitating Clinton stumbling into her car while leaving a 9/11 ceremony last month. And just as he is once again drawing attention to former President Bill Clinton's sex scandals, Trump took his political attacks a step further, questioning, with no evidence, whether the Democratic nominee is "loyal" to her husband. The attacks came as The New York Times raised fresh questions about his payment of taxes and business success.

Clinton's doctor revealed later that day that

OPTIONS:
- Bernie Sanders had just been diagnosed with pneumonia and "overheated" at the ceremony.
- Bill Clinton had just been diagnosed with pneumonia and "overheated" at the ceremony.
- CNN had just been diagnosed with pneumonia and "overheated" at the ceremony.
- Clinton had just been diagnosed with pneumonia and "overheated" at the ceremony.
- Democratic had just been diagnosed with pneumonia and "overheated" at the ceremony.
- Donald Trump had just been diagnosed with pneumonia and "overheated" at the ceremony.
- GOP had just been diagnosed with pneumonia and "overheated" at the ceremony.
- Hillary Clinton had just been diagnosed with pneumonia and "overheated" at the ceremony.
- Manheim had just been diagnosed with pneumonia and "overheated" at the ceremony.
- Pennsylvania had just been diagnosed with pneumonia and "overheated" at the ceremony.
- Republican had just been diagnosed with pneumonia and "overheated" at the ceremony.
- The New York Times had just been diagnosed with pneumonia and "overheated" at the ceremony.
- Trump had just been diagnosed with pneumonia and "overheated" at the ceremony.


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Spain's Carla Suarez Navarro came back from a dreadful first set to defeat three-times Miami Open champion Venus Williams 0-6, 6-1, 7-5 at Key Biscayne on Tuesday and set up a semi-final clash with Germany's ninth seed Andrea Petkovic. Petkovic booked her place in the last four after a 6-4, 6-2 win over 14th seeded Czech Karolina Pliskova. Williams utterly dominated the first set, crushing the Spaniard 6-0 in less than half an hour but her opponent was able to regroup and battle back in impressive style. Venus Williams shows her frustrations as she loses to Carla Suarez Navarro in the Miami Open last eight

OPTIONS:
- Andrea Petkovic Karolina Pliskova hits a serve but later loses in straight sets to the German ninth seed
- Carla Suarez Navarro Karolina Pliskova hits a serve but later loses in straight sets to the German ninth seed
- Czech Karolina Pliskova hits a serve but later loses in straight sets to the German ninth seed
- German Karolina Pliskova hits a serve but later loses in straight sets to the German ninth seed
- Germany Karolina Pliskova hits a serve but later loses in straight sets to the German ninth seed
- Karolina Pliskova Karolina Pliskova hits a serve but later loses in straight sets to the German ninth seed
- Key Biscayne Karolina Pliskova hits a serve but later loses in straight sets to the German ninth seed
- Miami Open Karolina Pliskova hits a serve but later loses in straight sets to the German ninth seed
- Petkovic Karolina Pliskova hits a serve but later loses in straight sets to the German ninth seed
- Spain Karolina Pliskova hits a serve but later loses in straight sets to the German ninth seed
- Spaniard Karolina Pliskova hits a serve but later loses in straight sets to the German ninth seed
- Venus Williams Karolina Pliskova hits a serve but later loses in straight sets to the German ninth seed
- Williams Karolina Pliskova hits a serve but later loses in straight sets to the German ninth seed


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A New Jersey man who was displaying Ebola-like symptoms after returning from a trip to West Africa has tested positive for Malaria, NBC10 reports. The man had developed a fever and started vomiting at the New Jersey Wawa store at Squankum and East County Line roads in Lakewood, Ocean County, on Tuesday. Initial reports stated the man took ill at a nearby condo complex, but Lakewood Police Chief Robert Lawson clarified that the situation began around 9pm on Tuesday after the man began to vomit at the Wawa convenience store, causing someone to call 911. He was taken to Monmouth Medical Center to be isolated where tests determined that he has malaria, police said.

'The

OPTIONS:
- East County Line does not have an organisational culture that supports open and critical dialogue between senior leaders and staff or that permits risk-taking or critical approaches to decision-making,' the authors wrote.
- Ebola does not have an organisational culture that supports open and critical dialogue between senior leaders and staff or that permits risk-taking or critical approaches to decision-making,' the authors wrote.
- Lakewood does not have an organisational culture that supports open and critical dialogue between senior leaders and staff or that permits risk-taking or critical approaches to decision-making,' the authors wrote.
- Lakewood Police does not have an organisational culture that supports open and critical dialogue between senior leaders and staff or that permits risk-taking or critical approaches to decision-making,' the authors wrote.
- Malaria does not have an organisational culture that supports open and critical dialogue between senior leaders and staff or that permits risk-taking or critical approaches to decision-making,' the authors wrote.
- Monmouth Medical Center does not have an organisational culture that supports open and critical dialogue between senior leaders and staff or that permits risk-taking or critical approaches to decision-making,' the authors wrote.
- NBC10 does not have an organisational culture that supports open and critical dialogue between senior leaders and staff or that permits risk-taking or critical approaches to decision-making,' the authors wrote.
- New Jersey does not have an organisational culture that supports open and critical dialogue between senior leaders and staff or that permits risk-taking or critical approaches to decision-making,' the authors wrote.
- New Jersey Wawa does not have an organisational culture that supports open and critical dialogue between senior leaders and staff or that permits risk-taking or critical approaches to decision-making,' the authors wrote.
- Nigeria does not have an organisational culture that supports open and critical dialogue between senior leaders and staff or that permits risk-taking or critical approaches to decision-making,' the authors wrote.
- Ocean County does not have an organisational culture that supports open and critical dialogue between senior leaders and staff or that permits risk-taking or critical approaches to decision-making,' the authors wrote.
- Robert Lawson does not have an organisational culture that supports open and critical dialogue between senior leaders and staff or that permits risk-taking or critical approaches to decision-making,' the authors wrote.
- Squankum does not have an organisational culture that supports open and critical dialogue between senior leaders and staff or that permits risk-taking or critical approaches to decision-making,' the authors wrote.
- WHO does not have an organisational culture that supports open and critical dialogue between senior leaders and staff or that permits risk-taking or critical approaches to decision-making,' the authors wrote.
- Wawa does not have an organisational culture that supports open and critical dialogue between senior leaders and staff or that permits risk-taking or critical approaches to decision-making,' the authors wrote.
- West Africa does not have an organisational culture that supports open and critical dialogue between senior leaders and staff or that permits risk-taking or critical approaches to decision-making,' the authors wrote.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Manchester, New Hampshire (CNN) Donald Trump accused Hillary Clinton Thursday of "trying to smear" his supporters as racists. Trump was speaking in advance of a rally at which Clinton launched an explosive new line of attack against the Republican nominee, drawing a line between him and the Ku Klux Klan. "Now, I have not seen Hillary Clinton's remarks. And, in a sense, I don't want to dignify them by dwelling on them too much, but a response is required for the sake of all decent voters she is trying to smear," Trump said in a fiery speech here frequently interrupted by supporters chanting "lock her up" and "racist!"

Asked by WMUR in Manchester later Thursday if he wanted white supremacists to vote for him,

OPTIONS:
- Americans simply responded, "No.
- CNN simply responded, "No.
- Clinton simply responded, "No.
- Donald Trump simply responded, "No.
- Hillary Clinton simply responded, "No.
- Ku Klux Klan simply responded, "No.
- Manchester simply responded, "No.
- New Hampshire simply responded, "No.
- Republican simply responded, "No.
- Trump simply responded, "No.


Complete the passage.

The night Geoff Hunt killed his family before taking his own life his wife Kim had raged at him about finances, claiming one of her husband's brothers was stealing from the family trust. An inquest into the deaths of Lockhart farmer Geoff, nurse Kim and their children Fletcher, 10, Mia, 8, and Phoebe, 6, is taking place this week. A forensic psychologist told the inquest it's likely the farmer primarily wanted to kill himself due to his depression and a total loss of hope. However, he may have decided to kill his family as he believed they were dependent on him and he thought 'he would spare them future pain'. His use of a gun to inflict a single fatal injury also indicates he did not wish to inflict pain on his wife and children, the psychologist said.

Mrs

OPTIONS:
- Fletcher became depressed and often flew into a rage after suffering a brain injury in a near-fatal car crash in 2012.
- Geoff became depressed and often flew into a rage after suffering a brain injury in a near-fatal car crash in 2012.
- Geoff Hunt became depressed and often flew into a rage after suffering a brain injury in a near-fatal car crash in 2012.
- Hunt became depressed and often flew into a rage after suffering a brain injury in a near-fatal car crash in 2012.
- Kim became depressed and often flew into a rage after suffering a brain injury in a near-fatal car crash in 2012.
- Lockhart became depressed and often flew into a rage after suffering a brain injury in a near-fatal car crash in 2012.
- Mia became depressed and often flew into a rage after suffering a brain injury in a near-fatal car crash in 2012.
- Michael became depressed and often flew into a rage after suffering a brain injury in a near-fatal car crash in 2012.
- NSW became depressed and often flew into a rage after suffering a brain injury in a near-fatal car crash in 2012.
- Phoebe became depressed and often flew into a rage after suffering a brain injury in a near-fatal car crash in 2012.


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Pictured on his last day of secondary school less than two years ago, this is the 17-year-old boy who has become Britain's youngest suicide bomber. A happy schoolboy, Talha Asmal is seen with good luck messages scrawled on his shirt and a school tie worn loosely around his neck as he celebrates the end of his GCSEs with friends. The photograph is thought to have been taken on Talha's last day at Westborough High School, in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire. The 'sweet natured, friendly kid' was reportedly killed after detonating a car packed with explosives as part of an Islamic State attack in Iraq after being groomed online by ISIS fanatics.

Set in a quiet corner of

OPTIONS:
- Britain, on first glance the former mill town of Dewsbury looks perfectly innocent.
- Dewsbury, on first glance the former mill town of Dewsbury looks perfectly innocent.
- GCSE, on first glance the former mill town of Dewsbury looks perfectly innocent.
- GCSEs, on first glance the former mill town of Dewsbury looks perfectly innocent.
- ISIS, on first glance the former mill town of Dewsbury looks perfectly innocent.
- Iraq, on first glance the former mill town of Dewsbury looks perfectly innocent.
- Islamic, on first glance the former mill town of Dewsbury looks perfectly innocent.
- Pictures, on first glance the former mill town of Dewsbury looks perfectly innocent.
- Talha, on first glance the former mill town of Dewsbury looks perfectly innocent.
- Talha Asmal, on first glance the former mill town of Dewsbury looks perfectly innocent.
- West Yorkshire, on first glance the former mill town of Dewsbury looks perfectly innocent.
- Westborough High School, on first glance the former mill town of Dewsbury looks perfectly innocent.


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Austin, Texas (CNN) -- Sohaib Athar was a 33-year-old IT consultant living in Abbottabad, Pakistan, last year when he settled in around midnight to get some work done. Then, something unusual happened in his quiet town. And, as many of us do, he took to Twitter to share. "Helicopter hovering above Abbottabad at 1AM (is a rare event)," he wrote. Unbeknownst to him, Athar was stepping into one of the year's biggest news stories: the U.S. military operation that killed notorious terrorist leader Osama bin Laden. In the days that followed, he'd become "the man who live-tweeted Osama's death."

The 750 or so

OPTIONS:
- Abbottabad followers he had the day before the raid swelled to about 105,000 -- before eventually settling in at around 70,000.
- Athar followers he had the day before the raid swelled to about 105,000 -- before eventually settling in at around 70,000.
- Austin followers he had the day before the raid swelled to about 105,000 -- before eventually settling in at around 70,000.
- CNN followers he had the day before the raid swelled to about 105,000 -- before eventually settling in at around 70,000.
- Osama followers he had the day before the raid swelled to about 105,000 -- before eventually settling in at around 70,000.
- Osama bin Laden followers he had the day before the raid swelled to about 105,000 -- before eventually settling in at around 70,000.
- Pakistan followers he had the day before the raid swelled to about 105,000 -- before eventually settling in at around 70,000.
- Sohaib Athar followers he had the day before the raid swelled to about 105,000 -- before eventually settling in at around 70,000.
- Texas followers he had the day before the raid swelled to about 105,000 -- before eventually settling in at around 70,000.
- Twitter followers he had the day before the raid swelled to about 105,000 -- before eventually settling in at around 70,000.
- U.S. followers he had the day before the raid swelled to about 105,000 -- before eventually settling in at around 70,000.
- bin Laden followers he had the day before the raid swelled to about 105,000 -- before eventually settling in at around 70,000.


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

(CNN) If you've ever used the Internet, you're probably no stranger to the passive-aggressive and downright insulting comments posted online. A new Google Chrome extension, Reword, was created to stop users before they hit "send" on negative comments. The tool was developed in Australia by headspace, the National Youth Mental Health Foundation, in partnership with Leo Burnett Melbourne, to combat cyberbullying. Reword has the unique potential to change online behavior by stopping insults before they are posted, Chris Tanti, CEO of headspace, said in a news release. It will not interfere with anything you do online unless you begin to use inflammatory language.

With 46.8% of students reporting having been bullied, according to headspace, developers are hoping

OPTIONS:
- Australia will be installed on school and company computers to help students learn good social media etiquette.
- Chris Tanti will be installed on school and company computers to help students learn good social media etiquette.
- Google Chrome will be installed on school and company computers to help students learn good social media etiquette.
- Internet will be installed on school and company computers to help students learn good social media etiquette.
- Leo Burnett Melbourne will be installed on school and company computers to help students learn good social media etiquette.
- National Youth Mental Health Foundation will be installed on school and company computers to help students learn good social media etiquette.
- Reword will be installed on school and company computers to help students learn good social media etiquette.


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Sesame Street, the children's television show that has been running since 1969, is about to make the switch to cable onto the adult-orientated subscription channel HBO. The premium cable channel and Sesame Workshop, which produces 'Sesame Street,' have announced a five-year deal that will expand the Sesame Street increase the amount of programming it produces. However, the deal means that no new episodes of the program will be see for free on PBS until well into the middle of next year. The first HBO-produced editions of the show will be shown in the fall, whilst viewers on PBS will have to make-do with reruns for at least nine months, until HBO send over the new material.

He said it provides his organization with 'critical funding' to continue producing the show and airing it on

OPTIONS:
- HBO, its home for 45 years.
- PBS, its home for 45 years.
- Sesame Street, its home for 45 years.
- Sesame Street Muppet, its home for 45 years.
- Sesame Workshop, its home for 45 years.


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

Gareth Huw Davies was in New Orleans a few days before Hurricane Katrina struck in August 2005. Many died, and that wound will never heal. But in a physical sense the city has staged ‘the greatest turnaround’ – so said Forbes Magazine. Ten years on, Gareth has revisited the city, and updates his list of things to do. The French Quarter is one of the most deliciously incongruous places on the tourist map, a mad, magnificent little corner of pre-Revolution France pinned to southern Louisiana. The crazy masks, the searing jazz trumpets, the ornate balconies dripping with voodoo beads, the crawfish, Carnival and hurricane cocktails.

On our visit, white egrets tiptoed delicately through the puddles, after the warm bath of a

OPTIONS:
- Forbes Magazine deluge.
- French Quarter deluge.
- Gareth deluge.
- Gareth Huw Davies deluge.
- Katrina deluge.
- Louisiana deluge.
- New Orleans deluge.
- Revolution France deluge.


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(CNN) In most of the Muslim world today, the faithful are celebrating Eid al-Adha, the second of two major holidays in Islam. The day begins with morning prayers. The celebrations continue with visits to friends and family, exchange of gifts and feasts. Those who can afford it also slaughter an animal, like a cow or sheep, and share the meat with the less fortunate. Here are five things to know about the holiday: 1. Pronounced EED al-UHD-huh, the holiday is also known as the Feast of Sacrifice. It is one of two Eid holidays observed by Muslims. The other is Eid al-Fitr, which follows the conclusion of Ramadan, the month of fasting.

As

OPTIONS:
- Abraham was about to sacrifice his son, God stopped him and gave him a sheep to kill in place of his son.
- Adha was about to sacrifice his son, God stopped him and gave him a sheep to kill in place of his son.
- Eid was about to sacrifice his son, God stopped him and gave him a sheep to kill in place of his son.
- Eid al was about to sacrifice his son, God stopped him and gave him a sheep to kill in place of his son.
- Feast of Sacrifice was about to sacrifice his son, God stopped him and gave him a sheep to kill in place of his son.
- Fitr was about to sacrifice his son, God stopped him and gave him a sheep to kill in place of his son.
- God was about to sacrifice his son, God stopped him and gave him a sheep to kill in place of his son.
- Greater Eid was about to sacrifice his son, God stopped him and gave him a sheep to kill in place of his son.
- Islam was about to sacrifice his son, God stopped him and gave him a sheep to kill in place of his son.
- Muslim was about to sacrifice his son, God stopped him and gave him a sheep to kill in place of his son.
- Muslims was about to sacrifice his son, God stopped him and gave him a sheep to kill in place of his son.
- UHD was about to sacrifice his son, God stopped him and gave him a sheep to kill in place of his son.


Cannes, France (CNN) Twenty-two towns in France are maintaining a ban on the burkini despite court rulings that have said mayors have no legal right to dictate what women wear on the beach. More than 30 towns initially had imposed a ban on the swimwear, which covers the body from head to toe, leaving only the face, hands and feet exposed. French courts have already ruled that mayors in Villeneuve-Loubet and Cannes, among others, had no legal right to impose such dress codes. Bans in other cities also face challenges in court, one by one. The burkini is worn mostly by Muslim women, and officials say the bans are a response to growing terror concerns after a series of attacks, including one last month in Nice that left 86 dead when a man drove a truck through a crowd celebrating Bastille Day.

OPTIONS:
- Bastille Day and the town of Frejus had to suspend their bans after court rulings Tuesday.
- CNN and the town of Frejus had to suspend their bans after court rulings Tuesday.
- Cannes and the town of Frejus had to suspend their bans after court rulings Tuesday.
- France and the town of Frejus had to suspend their bans after court rulings Tuesday.
- French and the town of Frejus had to suspend their bans after court rulings Tuesday.
- Loubet and the town of Frejus had to suspend their bans after court rulings Tuesday.
- Muslim and the town of Frejus had to suspend their bans after court rulings Tuesday.
- Nice and the town of Frejus had to suspend their bans after court rulings Tuesday.
- Villeneuve and the town of Frejus had to suspend their bans after court rulings Tuesday.


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(CNN) -- For some, going to work after losing a son would be unthinkable. For others, it's a way to cope. That's the route Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson took, choosing to play Sunday, just two days after the death of his son, who was living with his mother in South Dakota. The woman's 27-year-old boyfriend, Joseph Robert Patterson, has been arrested on felony battery and assault charges in the child's death, according to Sioux Falls, South Dakota, police. "Even if it's bad, I try and take the good from it. That's the way I approach life, with all situations," Peterson told reporters after the game. "I never thought about not playing. It was all about going out there and praying that I had the strength to get through and help my team, so that was my focus."

He tweeted that another child,

OPTIONS:
- Adrian Peterson, lives with him and is fine, and he asked people to stop distributing pictures of that child.
- CNN, lives with him and is fine, and he asked people to stop distributing pictures of that child.
- Carolina Panthers, lives with him and is fine, and he asked people to stop distributing pictures of that child.
- Fox Sports, lives with him and is fine, and he asked people to stop distributing pictures of that child.
- God, lives with him and is fine, and he asked people to stop distributing pictures of that child.
- Joseph, lives with him and is fine, and he asked people to stop distributing pictures of that child.
- Minnesota Vikings, lives with him and is fine, and he asked people to stop distributing pictures of that child.
- NFL, lives with him and is fine, and he asked people to stop distributing pictures of that child.
- Peterson, lives with him and is fine, and he asked people to stop distributing pictures of that child.
- Robert Patterson, lives with him and is fine, and he asked people to stop distributing pictures of that child.
- Sioux Falls, lives with him and is fine, and he asked people to stop distributing pictures of that child.
- South Dakota, lives with him and is fine, and he asked people to stop distributing pictures of that child.


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

Washington (CNN) The Trump administration will unveil a new plan Monday to roll back limits on a controversial program that provides local law enforcement agencies with surplus military gear, marking the end of a policy implemented during the Obama administration. President Barack Obama issued an executive order in 2015 prohibiting the transfer of a host of equipment, including armored vehicles, grenade launchers, high-caliber weapons and camouflage uniforms following controversy over the "militarization" of the police response to unrest in Ferguson, Missouri. "We've seen how militarized gear can sometimes give people a feeling like there's an occupying force as opposed to a force that's part of the community that's protecting them and serving them," Obama said at the time. "It can alienate and intimidate local residents and send the wrong message."

A

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama administration document describing the policy shift says that it "sends the message that we care more about public safety than about how a piece of equipment looks, especially when that equipment has been shown to reduce crime, reduce complaints against and assaults on police, and make officers more effective."
- CNN administration document describing the policy shift says that it "sends the message that we care more about public safety than about how a piece of equipment looks, especially when that equipment has been shown to reduce crime, reduce complaints against and assaults on police, and make officers more effective."
- Ferguson administration document describing the policy shift says that it "sends the message that we care more about public safety than about how a piece of equipment looks, especially when that equipment has been shown to reduce crime, reduce complaints against and assaults on police, and make officers more effective."
- Missouri administration document describing the policy shift says that it "sends the message that we care more about public safety than about how a piece of equipment looks, especially when that equipment has been shown to reduce crime, reduce complaints against and assaults on police, and make officers more effective."
- Obama administration document describing the policy shift says that it "sends the message that we care more about public safety than about how a piece of equipment looks, especially when that equipment has been shown to reduce crime, reduce complaints against and assaults on police, and make officers more effective."
- Trump administration document describing the policy shift says that it "sends the message that we care more about public safety than about how a piece of equipment looks, especially when that equipment has been shown to reduce crime, reduce complaints against and assaults on police, and make officers more effective."
- Washington administration document describing the policy shift says that it "sends the message that we care more about public safety than about how a piece of equipment looks, especially when that equipment has been shown to reduce crime, reduce complaints against and assaults on police, and make officers more effective."


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(CNN) Scandals are an integral part of the American political tradition. Since the founding of the republic, presidential candidates have often engaged in brutal attacks against one another, digging up the dirt about sex, corruption or other kinds of allegations with the aim of tarnishing their character. All the way back when opponents of Andrew Jackson spread rumors that he had slept with his wife, Rachel, while she was still technically married to another man to the infamous discovery of an affair that brought down Colorado Democrat Gary Hart in 1987, scandals are as much a part of our elections as voting and rallies.

Flowers said she had engaged in a 12-year sexual relationship with

OPTIONS:
- American.
- Andrew Jackson.
- Bill Clinton.
- Bush.
- CNN.
- Clinton.
- Colorado.
- Democrat.
- Gary Hart.
- Gennifer Flowers.
- Original Series.
- Race for the White House.
- Rachel.


Write the next sentence.

Thailand officials are set to release a  two-minute animated video in Chinese to discourage tourists from taking their clothes off in inappropriate places when on holiday. The move follows a public outcry after an image of a woman going topless in the common area of the toilets at at Don Mueang international airport in Bangkok while getting changed went viral. Although the nation has a reputation for vibrant red light areas, public nudity is strictly forbidden in Thailand and even taking one's clothes off in the relative privacy of the ladies is apparently considered by locals to be offensive. The image that caused a public outcry of a woman changing in the toilets at a Bangkok airport

A public beach in

OPTIONS:
- Bangkok, where nudity on beaches is considered offensive to locals
- Chinese, where nudity on beaches is considered offensive to locals
- Don Mueang, where nudity on beaches is considered offensive to locals
- Ministry of Tourism and Sports, where nudity on beaches is considered offensive to locals
- Thai, where nudity on beaches is considered offensive to locals
- Thailand, where nudity on beaches is considered offensive to locals


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

(CNN) -- Tensions often run high in top-level sports, but it is rare to see a team's coach physically attack one of their own players. However, that was the bizarre situation in an Italian soccer match on Wednesday -- and it has cost Fiorentina coach Delio Rossi his job. The 51-year-old has been sacked just six months after being tasked with turning around the fortunes of the top-flight team following an astonishing fight with young midfielder Adem Ljajic during the Serie A match against Novara. Rossi clambered into the dugout and attempted to punch the Serbian after the 20-year-old sarcastically applauded a decision to replace him, with Fiorentina at that stage losing 2-0 against a team that has been relegated to the second division.

I know that at this moment

OPTIONS:
- Adem Ljajic is suffering more than anyone else and I want to respect the work he has done here for us."
- Andrea Della Valle is suffering more than anyone else and I want to respect the work he has done here for us."
- CNN is suffering more than anyone else and I want to respect the work he has done here for us."
- Club is suffering more than anyone else and I want to respect the work he has done here for us."
- Delio Rossi is suffering more than anyone else and I want to respect the work he has done here for us."
- Fiorentina is suffering more than anyone else and I want to respect the work he has done here for us."
- Italian is suffering more than anyone else and I want to respect the work he has done here for us."
- Novara is suffering more than anyone else and I want to respect the work he has done here for us."
- Rossi is suffering more than anyone else and I want to respect the work he has done here for us."
- Serbian is suffering more than anyone else and I want to respect the work he has done here for us."
- Serie A is suffering more than anyone else and I want to respect the work he has done here for us."


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) There have been eight lethal terrorist attacks in Europe since 2014, five of them in France alone, carried out by ISIS or by "lone wolves" inspired by the terror group or by al Qaeda. What do these attacks have in common? The terrorists are almost invariably criminals who have either served time in the French or Belgian prison systems, or they have been convicted for lesser offenses but have avoided jail time. Mohamed Lahouaiej-Bouhlel, who killed at least 84 people Thursday in Nice, France, had a long record of petty crimes. Bouhlel assaulted a motorist last year for which he received a six-month suspended sentence.

OPTIONS:
- Belgian and Belgian prisons have proven to be universities of jihad.
- Bouhlel and Belgian prisons have proven to be universities of jihad.
- Europe and Belgian prisons have proven to be universities of jihad.
- France and Belgian prisons have proven to be universities of jihad.
- French and Belgian prisons have proven to be universities of jihad.
- ISIS and Belgian prisons have proven to be universities of jihad.
- Mohamed Lahouaiej and Belgian prisons have proven to be universities of jihad.
- Nice and Belgian prisons have proven to be universities of jihad.
- Peter Bergen and Belgian prisons have proven to be universities of jihad.
- al Qaeda and Belgian prisons have proven to be universities of jihad.


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

Washington (CNN) -- Two steps forward, one step back. A surge of optimism on Monday for a possible compromise to end the partial government shutdown and avoid a U.S. default as soon as this week got jolted by the sudden postponement of a White House meeting between President Barack Obama and congressional leaders. In a brief statement, the White House said the meeting announced earlier in the day was put on hold "to allow leaders in the Senate time to continue making important progress" toward a solution. It was unclear if the development signaled a problem or was needed to give more time for talks between Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and his Republican counterpart, Mitch McConnell, to finish an agreement that could win approval in the Senate and the House.

Negotiations heated up with the Democratic and

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama leaders signaling progress.
- CNN leaders signaling progress.
- Democratic leaders signaling progress.
- Harry Reid leaders signaling progress.
- House leaders signaling progress.
- Mitch McConnell leaders signaling progress.
- Obama leaders signaling progress.
- Obamacare leaders signaling progress.
- Republican leaders signaling progress.
- Republicans leaders signaling progress.
- Senate leaders signaling progress.
- U.S. leaders signaling progress.
- Washington leaders signaling progress.
- White House leaders signaling progress.


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This the the moment an Albuquerque police officer saved a baby's life after the little girl stopped breathing while she was asleep. Officer Martin Smith was called to a family home in the Northeast Heights area of the city at around 1pm on May 14 to find seven-month-old Carly Rios turning blue in her grandmother's arms. With Carly's mother Alyssia clearly panicking in the background, Smith started blowing in the baby's face and tapping on her chest - and moments later she began to come round. Video of the incident shows Smith coming up the front steps of the house to find the baby's grandmother holding her unconscious body.

Wasting no time,

OPTIONS:
- Albuquerque can be heard asking 'Is she breathing or no?'
- Alyssia can be heard asking 'Is she breathing or no?'
- Carly can be heard asking 'Is she breathing or no?'
- Carly Rios can be heard asking 'Is she breathing or no?'
- Martin Smith can be heard asking 'Is she breathing or no?'
- Northeast Heights can be heard asking 'Is she breathing or no?'
- Smith can be heard asking 'Is she breathing or no?'


How does this story end?

WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- A former head of the CIA slammed President Obama on Sunday for releasing four Bush-era memos, saying the new president has compromised national security. Former CIA chief Michael Hayden said Sunday it is wrong to make interrogation methods public. Michael Hayden, who served as former President Bush's last CIA director from 2006 to 2009, said releasing the memos outlining terror interrogation methods emboldened terrorist groups such as al Qaeda. "What we have described for our enemies in the midst of a war are the outer limits that any American would ever go to in terms of interrogating an al Qaeda terrorist. That's very valuable information," Hayden said during an appearance on "Fox News Sunday."

OPTIONS:
- American prohibited the use of so-called "enhanced interrogation techniques" such as waterboarding shortly after taking office in January.
- Bush prohibited the use of so-called "enhanced interrogation techniques" such as waterboarding shortly after taking office in January.
- CIA prohibited the use of so-called "enhanced interrogation techniques" such as waterboarding shortly after taking office in January.
- CNN prohibited the use of so-called "enhanced interrogation techniques" such as waterboarding shortly after taking office in January.
- Claire McCaskill prohibited the use of so-called "enhanced interrogation techniques" such as waterboarding shortly after taking office in January.
- Fox News Sunday prohibited the use of so-called "enhanced interrogation techniques" such as waterboarding shortly after taking office in January.
- Hayden prohibited the use of so-called "enhanced interrogation techniques" such as waterboarding shortly after taking office in January.
- Lindsey Graham prohibited the use of so-called "enhanced interrogation techniques" such as waterboarding shortly after taking office in January.
- Michael Hayden prohibited the use of so-called "enhanced interrogation techniques" such as waterboarding shortly after taking office in January.
- Obama prohibited the use of so-called "enhanced interrogation techniques" such as waterboarding shortly after taking office in January.
- WASHINGTON prohibited the use of so-called "enhanced interrogation techniques" such as waterboarding shortly after taking office in January.
- White House prohibited the use of so-called "enhanced interrogation techniques" such as waterboarding shortly after taking office in January.
- al Qaeda prohibited the use of so-called "enhanced interrogation techniques" such as waterboarding shortly after taking office in January.


Write the last sentence in this story.

Manchester United did make an ambitious bid to sign Barcelona forward Neymar in the summer, according to the Brazil international's father. It has been widely reported that Louis van Gaal attempted to bring the 23-year-old to Old Trafford in the final weeks of the transfer window, with Neymar admitting that there had been discussions about a possible switch. Manchester United's desperate scramble for new striker after allowing Robin van Persie, Radamel Falcao and Javier Hernandez to all leave the club, led to them being linked with a host of players, including Bayern Munich forward Thomas Muller. United eventually parted with £36million for French teenager Anthony Martial from Monaco but, according to Neymar's father Neymar da Silva Santos, only after they had failed with a bid to lure his son away from the Nou Camp.

'

OPTIONS:
- Anthony Martial's offer came to Barça and they told us they won't sell,' Neymar Snr is quoted as saying by Brazilian newspaper Globo.
- Barcelona's offer came to Barça and they told us they won't sell,' Neymar Snr is quoted as saying by Brazilian newspaper Globo.
- Bayern Munich's offer came to Barça and they told us they won't sell,' Neymar Snr is quoted as saying by Brazilian newspaper Globo.
- Brazil's offer came to Barça and they told us they won't sell,' Neymar Snr is quoted as saying by Brazilian newspaper Globo.
- French's offer came to Barça and they told us they won't sell,' Neymar Snr is quoted as saying by Brazilian newspaper Globo.
- Javier Hernandez's offer came to Barça and they told us they won't sell,' Neymar Snr is quoted as saying by Brazilian newspaper Globo.
- Louis van Gaal's offer came to Barça and they told us they won't sell,' Neymar Snr is quoted as saying by Brazilian newspaper Globo.
- Manchester United's offer came to Barça and they told us they won't sell,' Neymar Snr is quoted as saying by Brazilian newspaper Globo.
- Monaco's offer came to Barça and they told us they won't sell,' Neymar Snr is quoted as saying by Brazilian newspaper Globo.
- Neymar's offer came to Barça and they told us they won't sell,' Neymar Snr is quoted as saying by Brazilian newspaper Globo.
- Neymar da Silva Santos's offer came to Barça and they told us they won't sell,' Neymar Snr is quoted as saying by Brazilian newspaper Globo.
- Nou Camp's offer came to Barça and they told us they won't sell,' Neymar Snr is quoted as saying by Brazilian newspaper Globo.
- Old Trafford's offer came to Barça and they told us they won't sell,' Neymar Snr is quoted as saying by Brazilian newspaper Globo.
- Radamel Falcao's offer came to Barça and they told us they won't sell,' Neymar Snr is quoted as saying by Brazilian newspaper Globo.
- Robin van Persie's offer came to Barça and they told us they won't sell,' Neymar Snr is quoted as saying by Brazilian newspaper Globo.
- Thomas Muller's offer came to Barça and they told us they won't sell,' Neymar Snr is quoted as saying by Brazilian newspaper Globo.
- United's offer came to Barça and they told us they won't sell,' Neymar Snr is quoted as saying by Brazilian newspaper Globo.


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We have had lots of talk, some half-decent jokes and some running — lots of running — from his players. Now, though, Jurgen Klopp has something more tangible to reflect on at Liverpool, a victory. Given his club’s barren recent run in terms of trophies — one in nine-and-a-half years — Klopp may come to sense opportunity in a League Cup competition already shorn of Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United. For now, though, this win — narrow as it was — will serve a more short-term purpose. Any manager needs one before he can really start to move forward and the German will have slept more easily.

The first half was tight as Bournemouth imposed themselves on a

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal team who had developed a weird habit of continually drawing.
- Capital One Cup team who had developed a weird habit of continually drawing.
- Chelsea team who had developed a weird habit of continually drawing.
- English team who had developed a weird habit of continually drawing.
- German team who had developed a weird habit of continually drawing.
- Jurgen Klopp team who had developed a weird habit of continually drawing.
- Klopp team who had developed a weird habit of continually drawing.
- Kolo Toure team who had developed a weird habit of continually drawing.
- League Cup team who had developed a weird habit of continually drawing.
- Liverpool team who had developed a weird habit of continually drawing.
- Manchester United team who had developed a weird habit of continually drawing.
- Nathaniel Clyne team who had developed a weird habit of continually drawing.
- Premier League team who had developed a weird habit of continually drawing.
- Southampton team who had developed a weird habit of continually drawing.


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Donald Trump has renewed his calls for tougher immigration controls in the wake of an illegal Mexican migrant allegedly murdering a woman in San Francisco. The presidential hopeful branded U.S. border controls an 'absolute disgrace' in light of the revelation that Francisco Sanchez, 45, had already been deported five times - and was recently released from jail by officials who routinely refuse requests to hand over illegal immigrants. Sanchez is accused of gunning down Kathryn Steinle, 32, as she walked along Pier 14 with her father on Thursday evening. According to the victim's family, the attack was entirely at random.

But

OPTIONS:
- Bay Area officials admitted that due to a soft policy on undocumented immigrants, they do not always comply with the requests - which in Sanchez's case left him out on the streets on the night of the murder.
- Donald Trump officials admitted that due to a soft policy on undocumented immigrants, they do not always comply with the requests - which in Sanchez's case left him out on the streets on the night of the murder.
- Francisco Sanchez officials admitted that due to a soft policy on undocumented immigrants, they do not always comply with the requests - which in Sanchez's case left him out on the streets on the night of the murder.
- Francisco Sanchez officials admitted that due to a soft policy on undocumented immigrants, they do not always comply with the requests - which in Sanchez's case left him out on the streets on the night of the murder.
- Kathryn Steinle officials admitted that due to a soft policy on undocumented immigrants, they do not always comply with the requests - which in Sanchez's case left him out on the streets on the night of the murder.
- Mexican officials admitted that due to a soft policy on undocumented immigrants, they do not always comply with the requests - which in Sanchez's case left him out on the streets on the night of the murder.
- Mexicans officials admitted that due to a soft policy on undocumented immigrants, they do not always comply with the requests - which in Sanchez's case left him out on the streets on the night of the murder.
- Pier 14 officials admitted that due to a soft policy on undocumented immigrants, they do not always comply with the requests - which in Sanchez's case left him out on the streets on the night of the murder.
- Republican officials admitted that due to a soft policy on undocumented immigrants, they do not always comply with the requests - which in Sanchez's case left him out on the streets on the night of the murder.
- San Francisco officials admitted that due to a soft policy on undocumented immigrants, they do not always comply with the requests - which in Sanchez's case left him out on the streets on the night of the murder.
- Sanchez officials admitted that due to a soft policy on undocumented immigrants, they do not always comply with the requests - which in Sanchez's case left him out on the streets on the night of the murder.
- Twitter officials admitted that due to a soft policy on undocumented immigrants, they do not always comply with the requests - which in Sanchez's case left him out on the streets on the night of the murder.
- U.S. officials admitted that due to a soft policy on undocumented immigrants, they do not always comply with the requests - which in Sanchez's case left him out on the streets on the night of the murder.


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Ray Wilkins has made a shock return to football with Aston Villa, but Ron Vlaar now looks certain to leave the club next week. Tim Sherwood has drafted Wilkins into his coaching set-up, as assistant manager but the Villa boss looks to have lost his battle to keep Vlaar. Sources close to the Dutchman claim it is ‘highly unlikely’ the central defender will sign a new contract at Villa Park. And barring a unexpected U-turn, the Holland international will leave the club when his contract expires on Wednesday. Sportsmail understands Vlaar, who will be available for nothing, has five offers on the table with Southampton, Sunderland, Newcastle and Besiktas are all keen on the 30-year-old defender.

OPTIONS:
- Aston Villa’s imminent departure has been tempered somewhat by Wilkins’ appointment.
- Besiktas’s imminent departure has been tempered somewhat by Wilkins’ appointment.
- Chris Ramsey’s imminent departure has been tempered somewhat by Wilkins’ appointment.
- Dutchman’s imminent departure has been tempered somewhat by Wilkins’ appointment.
- English Premier League’s imminent departure has been tempered somewhat by Wilkins’ appointment.
- Holland’s imminent departure has been tempered somewhat by Wilkins’ appointment.
- Jordan’s imminent departure has been tempered somewhat by Wilkins’ appointment.
- Newcastle’s imminent departure has been tempered somewhat by Wilkins’ appointment.
- QPR’s imminent departure has been tempered somewhat by Wilkins’ appointment.
- Ray Wilkins’s imminent departure has been tempered somewhat by Wilkins’ appointment.
- Ron Vlaar’s imminent departure has been tempered somewhat by Wilkins’ appointment.
- Sherwood’s imminent departure has been tempered somewhat by Wilkins’ appointment.
- Southampton’s imminent departure has been tempered somewhat by Wilkins’ appointment.
- Sportsmail’s imminent departure has been tempered somewhat by Wilkins’ appointment.
- Sunderland’s imminent departure has been tempered somewhat by Wilkins’ appointment.
- Tim Sherwood’s imminent departure has been tempered somewhat by Wilkins’ appointment.
- U’s imminent departure has been tempered somewhat by Wilkins’ appointment.
- Villa’s imminent departure has been tempered somewhat by Wilkins’ appointment.
- Villa Park’s imminent departure has been tempered somewhat by Wilkins’ appointment.
- Vlaar’s imminent departure has been tempered somewhat by Wilkins’ appointment.
- Wilkins’s imminent departure has been tempered somewhat by Wilkins’ appointment.


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Thurmont, Maryland (CNN) Thurmont, Maryland, is a quiet, idyllic town of just more than 6,000 people. Kids on scooters and bikes zip down hills on peaceful, tree-lined streets with no shortage of white picket fences. The literal "Main Street" has a small assortment of shops and services: a secondhand store, a barber shop, a bar and grill, a church and a community park. The town's slogan is "Gateway to the Mountains" -- it's home to a both a national park and a state park. But Thurmont is also the gateway to a highly restricted naval support facility tucked behind guarded gates inside Catoctin Mountain Park, also known as Camp David.

"Yea,

OPTIONS:
- CNN is very rustic, it's nice, you'd like it.
- Camp David is very rustic, it's nice, you'd like it.
- Catoctin Mountain Park is very rustic, it's nice, you'd like it.
- Donald Trump is very rustic, it's nice, you'd like it.
- Franklin Roosevelt is very rustic, it's nice, you'd like it.
- Gateway to the Mountains is very rustic, it's nice, you'd like it.
- Main Street is very rustic, it's nice, you'd like it.
- Maryland is very rustic, it's nice, you'd like it.
- Thurmont is very rustic, it's nice, you'd like it.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Boko Haram has set a terrifying new precedent by releasing its first gruesome video of a beheading since it pledged allegiance to ISIS. The video adopts many of the same style-points as the hundreds of barbaric videos released by ISIS over the last year. The 'west Africa' insignia in the top-left corner suggests the terror group has set up a new so-called media wing in the country. It comes on the same day that MailOnline learned of a Somali terror group's intentions to join ISIS - which would extend its so-called caliphate to east-Africa. The ten minute-long propaganda video begins with what appears to be an intense firefight against Nigerian soldiers.

The decision comes at a time when many of Al-

OPTIONS:
- Africa'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.
- Al'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.
- Boko Haram'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.
- ISIS'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.
- Islamic'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.
- Islamic State'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.
- MailOnline'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.
- Nigerian'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.
- 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.
- Somali'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.


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St. Petersburg, Russia (CNN) -- Russia's President Vladimir Putin on Friday criticized Western nations for failing to ensure that weapons it plans to supply to Syrian rebels do not fall into the hands of al Qaeda. "Where will those weapons end up," Putin told the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, which was moderated by CNN's John Defterios. Putin questioned how weapons could safely be supplied to rebels if the U.S. recognized one of the key opposition groups was al Qaeda's affiliate Jabhat al-Nusra. "If the United States and the State Department recognize that one of the key opposition organizations al-Nusra is a terrorist organization officially recognized as terrorist which is linked to al Qaeda, how can they give weapons to that part of the opposition?" he said.

We believe that our position is well founded ... we believe only the

OPTIONS:
- Bashar al-Assad people themselves can guarantee a long-term solution."
- CNN people themselves can guarantee a long-term solution."
- Jabhat al-Nusra people themselves can guarantee a long-term solution."
- John Defterios people themselves can guarantee a long-term solution."
- Putin people themselves can guarantee a long-term solution."
- Russia people themselves can guarantee a long-term solution."
- Russian people themselves can guarantee a long-term solution."
- St. Petersburg people themselves can guarantee a long-term solution."
- St. Petersburg International Economic Forum people themselves can guarantee a long-term solution."
- State Department people themselves can guarantee a long-term solution."
- Syrian people themselves can guarantee a long-term solution."
- U.S. people themselves can guarantee a long-term solution."
- United States people themselves can guarantee a long-term solution."
- Vladimir Putin people themselves can guarantee a long-term solution."
- West people themselves can guarantee a long-term solution."
- Western people themselves can guarantee a long-term solution."
- al Qaeda people themselves can guarantee a long-term solution."
- al-Nusra people themselves can guarantee a long-term solution."


Find the right ending to this passage.

Angel di Maria has finally been confirmed as a Paris Saint-Germain player after the French giants bid the Argentine winger 'bienvenido' (welcome) on their official Twitter account. Di Maria had already told of his joy at joining the Ligue 1 champions and has spoken of his desire to go all the way in the Champions League after a tumultuous year with Manchester United. The Argentinian completed what has been a drawn-out £44.3million move from Old Trafford and is set to be unveiled at a press conference at 5.30pm on Thursday. On Thursday afternoon, United announced Di Maria had completed his move to the French champions.

If Barca president Josep Bartomeu gets his way,

OPTIONS:
- Angel di Maria will not be leaving the club, however.
- Argentine will not be leaving the club, however.
- Argentinian will not be leaving the club, however.
- Barcelona will not be leaving the club, however.
- Champions League will not be leaving the club, however.
- Di Maria will not be leaving the club, however.
- French will not be leaving the club, however.
- Germain will not be leaving the club, however.
- Ligue 1 will not be leaving the club, however.
- Louis van Gaal will not be leaving the club, however.
- MailOnline Fantasy Football will not be leaving the club, however.
- Manchester United will not be leaving the club, however.
- Manchester United XI will not be leaving the club, however.
- Nasser Al Khelaifi will not be leaving the club, however.
- Old Trafford will not be leaving the club, however.
- PSG will not be leaving the club, however.
- Paris Saint will not be leaving the club, however.
- Pedro will not be leaving the club, however.
- Twitter will not be leaving the club, however.
- United will not be leaving the club, however.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) In just one week, Zika cases in Singapore have gone from zero to 258, raising concerns about a potential rapid surge in cases across Asia. A recent study estimates that roughly 2.6 billion people in the region and Africa could be at risk of contracting the virus, which has been linked to the neurological disorder microcephaly in unborn babies. It's not yet clear why Zika has spread so suddenly in Singapore. Many of the cases are thought to be locally-transmitted by the Aedes aegypti mosquito. On Saturday, Singapore's Ministry of Health said analysis of two cases found they had likely evolved from a strain of Zika that was already circulating in Southeast Asia. Malaysia confirmed its first case of Zika infection in a 58-year-old woman -- who had visited her daughter in Singapore -- on September 1. The country reported its first locally-transmitted case on September 3, with authorities expecting more to come.

"When you have high populations of people and mosquitoes, it's a good recipe for both dengue and

OPTIONS:
- Aedes to spread," he added.
- Africa to spread," he added.
- Asia to spread," he added.
- Malaysia to spread," he added.
- Ministry of Health to spread," he added.
- Singapore to spread," he added.
- Southeast Asia to spread," he added.
- Zika to spread," he added.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) On one hand, Donald Trump's praise of France's far right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen, who appears to have received enough votes in Sunday's election to advance to the May 7 runoff, is not surprising. Le Pen, like Trump, ran a campaign that was anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim and traded on white supremacist themes. (It's no coincidence that former Klan leader David Duke has publicly praised both Le Pen and Trump.) On the other hand, you would think Trump would be hesitant to publicly praise a candidate like Le Pen, an avid supporter of Vladimir Putin, particularly given that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said just two weeks ago that US-Russian relations had reached an all time low.

But just a few days before France's presidential election took place, Trump said

OPTIONS:
- CNN is "the strongest on what's been going on in France," then adding she is "the strongest on borders."
- David Duke is "the strongest on what's been going on in France," then adding she is "the strongest on borders."
- Dean Obeidallah is "the strongest on what's been going on in France," then adding she is "the strongest on borders."
- Donald Trump is "the strongest on what's been going on in France," then adding she is "the strongest on borders."
- France is "the strongest on what's been going on in France," then adding she is "the strongest on borders."
- Klan is "the strongest on what's been going on in France," then adding she is "the strongest on borders."
- Le Pen is "the strongest on what's been going on in France," then adding she is "the strongest on borders."
- Marine is "the strongest on what's been going on in France," then adding she is "the strongest on borders."
- Muslim is "the strongest on what's been going on in France," then adding she is "the strongest on borders."
- Putin French is "the strongest on what's been going on in France," then adding she is "the strongest on borders."
- Rex Tillerson is "the strongest on what's been going on in France," then adding she is "the strongest on borders."
- Russian is "the strongest on what's been going on in France," then adding she is "the strongest on borders."
- Trump is "the strongest on what's been going on in France," then adding she is "the strongest on borders."
- US is "the strongest on what's been going on in France," then adding she is "the strongest on borders."
- Vladimir Putin is "the strongest on what's been going on in France," then adding she is "the strongest on borders."


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(CNN) A new study lends support to one of the biggest fears about Zika virus: It might increase the risk of the rare neurological syndrome Guillain-Barre. Years before Zika virus first appeared in Latin America, it spread from Africa and Asia to Pacific islands. From 2013 to 2014, French Polynesia had 32,000 suspected cases of Zika virus. During this same period, there was also an uptick in cases of Guillain-Barre. Researchers in French Polynesia and Europe looked at those 42 cases of Guillain-Barre in the Pacific Island nation between October 2013 and April 2014. They asked whether there was any evidence these patients had been exposed to Zika virus.

None of these resulted in Guillain-

OPTIONS:
- Africa, but that is not surprising considering how rare it appears to be for infected individuals to develop this syndrome, Hotez said.
- Asia, but that is not surprising considering how rare it appears to be for infected individuals to develop this syndrome, Hotez said.
- Barre, but that is not surprising considering how rare it appears to be for infected individuals to develop this syndrome, Hotez said.
- CNN, but that is not surprising considering how rare it appears to be for infected individuals to develop this syndrome, Hotez said.
- Europe, but that is not surprising considering how rare it appears to be for infected individuals to develop this syndrome, Hotez said.
- French Polynesia, but that is not surprising considering how rare it appears to be for infected individuals to develop this syndrome, Hotez said.
- Guillain, but that is not surprising considering how rare it appears to be for infected individuals to develop this syndrome, Hotez said.
- Latin America, but that is not surprising considering how rare it appears to be for infected individuals to develop this syndrome, Hotez said.
- Pacific, but that is not surprising considering how rare it appears to be for infected individuals to develop this syndrome, Hotez said.
- Pacific Island, but that is not surprising considering how rare it appears to be for infected individuals to develop this syndrome, Hotez said.
- Zika, but that is not surprising considering how rare it appears to be for infected individuals to develop this syndrome, Hotez said.


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The US has launched airstrikes against targets in Tikrit to support Iraqi ground forces trying to push ISIS militants out of the city, a senior official said. Iraq requested the strikes, which began Wednesday and are 'ongoing,' according to the unnamed US official. An Associated Press correspondent in Tikrit reported hearing warplanes overhead late Wednesday, followed by multiple explosions. Scroll down for video Stalled ground offensive: Smoke rose over Tikrit, where Iraqi security forces and Shiite militias have battled ISIS militants Iraq began the Tikrit ground offensive in early March without requesting US air support, even as it welcomed help from Iran.

That bombing targeted

OPTIONS:
- Associated Press combat units and destroyed what the US called an ISIS 'fighting position,' as well as an ISIS armored vehicle.
- ISIS combat units and destroyed what the US called an ISIS 'fighting position,' as well as an ISIS armored vehicle.
- Iran combat units and destroyed what the US called an ISIS 'fighting position,' as well as an ISIS armored vehicle.
- Iraq combat units and destroyed what the US called an ISIS 'fighting position,' as well as an ISIS armored vehicle.
- Iraqi combat units and destroyed what the US called an ISIS 'fighting position,' as well as an ISIS armored vehicle.
- Pentagon combat units and destroyed what the US called an ISIS 'fighting position,' as well as an ISIS armored vehicle.
- Shiite combat units and destroyed what the US called an ISIS 'fighting position,' as well as an ISIS armored vehicle.
- Smoke combat units and destroyed what the US called an ISIS 'fighting position,' as well as an ISIS armored vehicle.
- Tikrit combat units and destroyed what the US called an ISIS 'fighting position,' as well as an ISIS armored vehicle.
- US combat units and destroyed what the US called an ISIS 'fighting position,' as well as an ISIS armored vehicle.


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(CNN) Boy, that didn't go well, to hear social media tell it. Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder, in what was billed as a move to establish solidarity with the people of Flint, said Monday he would visit a home with lead service lines whose unfiltered water had tested higher than the national action level and collect said water. Channeling a souped-up version of ex-Flint Mayor Dayne Walling, Snyder promised to drink and cook with the water for a month, returning to Flint every week for an, ahem, fresh supply of the wet stuff. Family uses 151 bottles of water a day

That's not to mention concerns about Legionnaire's disease, imminent learning disabilities in developing children and a state investigation into miscarriages in

OPTIONS:
- ArrestGovSnyder.
- Dayne Walling.
- Facebook.
- Flint.
- FlintFWD.
- Michigan.
- Rick Snyder.
- Snyder.


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A man dying of terminal cancer has decided not to check into the hospital but rather hit the streets as an Uber driver. Ken Broskey, 69, of Livonia, Michigan, has been diagnosed with stage 4 Oropharyngeal cancer, and his doctors have urged him to check into hospice care. Instead, Broskey, formerly a real estate agent, has taken a job with Uber, hoping to make enough money in what time he has left to pay off his mortgage so his daughter and two grandchildren can continue to live in his house. Scroll down for video Ken Broskey (above) has stage 4 cancer, and has taken a job as an Uber driver

'For

OPTIONS:
- Broskey, if we could buy him time, that would be our request, but we can’t,' says Gainer.
- GoFundMe, if we could buy him time, that would be our request, but we can’t,' says Gainer.
- Ken Broskey, if we could buy him time, that would be our request, but we can’t,' says Gainer.
- Ken Broskey Livonia, if we could buy him time, that would be our request, but we can’t,' says Gainer.
- Livonia, if we could buy him time, that would be our request, but we can’t,' says Gainer.
- Michigan, if we could buy him time, that would be our request, but we can’t,' says Gainer.
- Oropharyngeal cancer, if we could buy him time, that would be our request, but we can’t,' says Gainer.
- Roland Gainer, if we could buy him time, that would be our request, but we can’t,' says Gainer.
- Uber, if we could buy him time, that would be our request, but we can’t,' says Gainer.
- UberPartnerKen, if we could buy him time, that would be our request, but we can’t,' says Gainer.


Bristol Palin has announced she is engaged to her Medal of Honor winning boyfriend Dakota Meyer. The 24-year-old daughter of the former Alaska governor and failed vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin shared the news on her Intsagram page on Saturday. Alongside an image of her kissing the 26-year-old former Marine, who won the Medal of Honor, she wrote: 'Truly the luckiest girl in the world, cannot wait to marry this man!!!!' Scroll down for video Romantic: Bristol Palin, the 24-year-old daughter of the former Alaska governor Sarah Palin shared the news of her engagement to Dakota Meyer on her Intsagram page on Saturday

'He’s visited us in Alaska, and I’ve visited his wonderful family in

OPTIONS:
- Alaska.
- Bristol.
- Bristol Palin.
- Dakota Meyer.
- Instagram.
- Intsagram.
- Intsagram page.
- Kentucky.
- Marine.
- Medal of Honor.
- Rascal Flatts.
- Sarah Palin.
- Tripp.
- former Marine Dakota Meyer.


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(CNN) At his own request, the California judge facing a recall effort for his handling of a sexual assault case involving a Stanford student will no longer hear criminal cases. Judge Aaron Persky, a Stanford alum, has come under harsh criticism since sentencing Brock Turner to six months in county jail for assaulting an unconscious woman outside a fraternity party. Prosecutors had asked for a six-year prison sentence for the January 2015 assault. A source familiar with the judge's thinking said Persky wanted to step aside in part because he didn't want cases before him to receive unfair and unwarranted national attention.

"While I firmly believe in

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Persky's ability to serve in his current assignment, he has requested to be assigned to the civil division, in which he previously served," he said.
- Brock Turner's ability to serve in his current assignment, he has requested to be assigned to the civil division, in which he previously served," he said.
- California's ability to serve in his current assignment, he has requested to be assigned to the civil division, in which he previously served," he said.
- Persky's ability to serve in his current assignment, he has requested to be assigned to the civil division, in which he previously served," he said.
- Stanford's ability to serve in his current assignment, he has requested to be assigned to the civil division, in which he previously served," he said.


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Manchester United's late Champions League winner against CSKA Moscow did more than put Louis van Gaal’s side top of Group B. It quelled an uprising among the Old Trafford crowd who were clearly losing patience with the Dutchman and his lacklustre team before Wayne Rooney ended a goal famine lasting six hours and 44 minutes by heading home from Jesse Lingard’s assist. The chants of ‘attack, attack, attack’ echoed around the stadium as the first half drew to a close, and there was a cacophony of boos when Van Gaal replaced  Anthony Martial with Marouane Fellaini in the 66th minute.

But the traditions at

OPTIONS:
- Anthony Martial are not so easily moulded to one man’s way of thinking.
- Boss are not so easily moulded to one man’s way of thinking.
- CSKA Moscow are not so easily moulded to one man’s way of thinking.
- Champions League are not so easily moulded to one man’s way of thinking.
- Dutchman are not so easily moulded to one man’s way of thinking.
- Emre Mor are not so easily moulded to one man’s way of thinking.
- Jesse Lingard are not so easily moulded to one man’s way of thinking.
- Liverpool are not so easily moulded to one man’s way of thinking.
- Louis van Gaal are not so easily moulded to one man’s way of thinking.
- Manchester United are not so easily moulded to one man’s way of thinking.
- Marouane Fellaini are not so easily moulded to one man’s way of thinking.
- Old Trafford are not so easily moulded to one man’s way of thinking.
- Paul Scholes are not so easily moulded to one man’s way of thinking.
- Van Gaal are not so easily moulded to one man’s way of thinking.
- Wayne Rooney are not so easily moulded to one man’s way of thinking.


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The identity of the only suspect in the prison attack which left the notorious 'Son of Sam' killer David Berkowitz with a slashed throat has finally been revealed. William E. Hauser, a 63-year-old currently serving time for beating a man to death with a rolling pin, has been identified as the likely culprit behind the attack. Hauser's identity was revealed by former Attica superintendent James Conway, who at the time worked as a corrections officer at the infamous facility. Conway told the New York Post that Hauser - who at that time was behind bars following a first-degree assault conviction - had been moved to the same special housing unit as Berkowitz after witnessing a murder in the prison yard.

OPTIONS:
- Attica was never charged, and is up for parole next year for his most recent offense.
- Berkowitz was never charged, and is up for parole next year for his most recent offense.
- Conway was never charged, and is up for parole next year for his most recent offense.
- David Berkowitz was never charged, and is up for parole next year for his most recent offense.
- Hauser was never charged, and is up for parole next year for his most recent offense.
- James Conway was never charged, and is up for parole next year for his most recent offense.
- New York City was never charged, and is up for parole next year for his most recent offense.
- New York Post was never charged, and is up for parole next year for his most recent offense.
- Son of Sam was never charged, and is up for parole next year for his most recent offense.
- William E. Hauser was never charged, and is up for parole next year for his most recent offense.


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(CNN) The images from Aleppo, Idlib and Syria's border with Turkey can be described in one word: despair. Tens of thousands of people have fled the relentless bombing and shelling that has paved the way for dramatic battlefield gains by the regime of President Bashar al-Assad and its allies. Hundreds of thousands more remain trapped, awaiting their fate with trepidation. In the space of a few weeks, the Syrian battlefield has been transformed, the balance of forces pulverized and the prospects for peace talks -- already dark -- virtually extinguished. Another tide of displaced civilians converge on the Turkish border, trapped by the advance of regime forces.

Turkey -- which already has 2.5 million

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- Aleppo refugees on its soil -- says it is close to capacity.
- Assad refugees on its soil -- says it is close to capacity.
- Bashar al refugees on its soil -- says it is close to capacity.
- Idlib refugees on its soil -- says it is close to capacity.
- Syria refugees on its soil -- says it is close to capacity.
- Syrian refugees on its soil -- says it is close to capacity.
- Turkey refugees on its soil -- says it is close to capacity.
- Turkish refugees on its soil -- says it is close to capacity.


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A newly released analysis of Charleston church shooter Dylann Storm Roof's hate-filled manifesto has revealed that the 21-year-old murder suspect may have been active on an online white supremacist forum. The group Southern Poverty Law Center, which tracks hate groups around the country, compared the text of Roof's manifesto, which was discovered on his website The Last Rhodesian Saturday, to comments and posts made by user AryanBlood1488 on the site The Daily Stormer and found striking similarities. The SPLC described The Daily Stormer in its report as a neo-Nazi online community run by its publisher, Andrew Anglin, that generates original content and also re-posts articles from other sites promoting the white supremacist agenda.

Andrew Anglin, the publisher of the Daily Stormer, responded to SPLC's report in a lengthy post Tuesday saying that a person using the handle

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Anglin penned about 20 comments on the forum over the past few months.
- AryanBlood1488 penned about 20 comments on the forum over the past few months.
- Charleston penned about 20 comments on the forum over the past few months.
- Dylann Storm Roof penned about 20 comments on the forum over the past few months.
- Last Rhodesian penned about 20 comments on the forum over the past few months.
- Nazi penned about 20 comments on the forum over the past few months.
- Roof penned about 20 comments on the forum over the past few months.
- SPLC penned about 20 comments on the forum over the past few months.
- Southern Poverty Law Center penned about 20 comments on the forum over the past few months.
- The Daily Stormer penned about 20 comments on the forum over the past few months.


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Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (CNN) Ash Khare came to America from India with two bachelor's degrees, $8 in his pocket and a dream -- the American dream. This year, he has a chance to realize that dream in an important way. A chance he could have never imagined growing up as a poor child in India. A chance he is proud of, he says with tears welling up in his eyes. Ash Khare is one of the 538 people who make up the Electoral College who today will cast their votes for president. Khare arrived in America in 1969 on a scholarship to Stevens Institute of Technology in New Jersey. He was 21 years old. At the time, India was a closed economy and Khare was a young man with drive and smarts, but no connections.

They all had one simple directive: Do not vote for

OPTIONS:
- America.
- American.
- Ash Khare.
- CNN.
- Electoral College.
- Harrisburg.
- India.
- Khare.
- New Jersey.
- Pennsylvania.
- Stevens Institute of Technology.
- Trump.


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Hong Kong (CNN) US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson heads to Asia later this week for a regional meeting on security issues, which is expected to be attended by ministers from North Korea, China, South Korea and Japan. It could be an opportune moment for a diplomatic breakthrough on Pyongyang's nuclear and missile programs, which have been causing massive headaches for US President Donald Trump. But questions linger over whether Tillerson can speak for his administration given contradictory remarks from US politicians. "The Trump administration is still scrambling to find a policy on North Korea. They're still seeking an easy solution when none exist," said Adam Mount, a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress.

Some policies and talking points have remained unchanged, the biggest being that negotiations without

OPTIONS:
- Adam Mount committing to denuclearization up-front are a non-starter.
- Asia committing to denuclearization up-front are a non-starter.
- CNN committing to denuclearization up-front are a non-starter.
- Center for American Progress committing to denuclearization up-front are a non-starter.
- China committing to denuclearization up-front are a non-starter.
- Donald Trump committing to denuclearization up-front are a non-starter.
- Hong Kong committing to denuclearization up-front are a non-starter.
- Japan committing to denuclearization up-front are a non-starter.
- North Korea committing to denuclearization up-front are a non-starter.
- Pyongyang committing to denuclearization up-front are a non-starter.
- Rex Tillerson committing to denuclearization up-front are a non-starter.
- South Korea committing to denuclearization up-front are a non-starter.
- Tillerson committing to denuclearization up-front are a non-starter.
- Top US committing to denuclearization up-front are a non-starter.
- Trump committing to denuclearization up-front are a non-starter.
- US committing to denuclearization up-front are a non-starter.


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(CNN) Nancy Reagan will be mourned all over the world. She was a huge figure in 1980s America, with many who revered her and many who did not. But everyone who lived through the era agreed that she was a major presence in the nation's history. She has grown to be a beloved person over the past several decades after caring for her husband, Ronald Reagan, as he suffered from Alzheimer's disease and then crusading on behalf of research to cure the devastating disease. As we move deeper into the current campaign season, her legacy is a reminder of the many important roles that first ladies have played in the White House.

Opponents of Ronald Reagan seized on her decisions to wear expensive clothing, renovate the

OPTIONS:
- Alzheimer and purchase hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of china (paid for by a private donation) in challenging economic times.
- America and purchase hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of china (paid for by a private donation) in challenging economic times.
- CNN and purchase hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of china (paid for by a private donation) in challenging economic times.
- Julian Zelizer and purchase hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of china (paid for by a private donation) in challenging economic times.
- Nancy Reagan and purchase hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of china (paid for by a private donation) in challenging economic times.
- Ronald Reagan and purchase hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of china (paid for by a private donation) in challenging economic times.
- Soviet Union and purchase hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of china (paid for by a private donation) in challenging economic times.
- White House and purchase hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of china (paid for by a private donation) in challenging economic times.


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Atlanta (CNN) -- The day after little Jorelys Rivera's mangled body was found in a suburban Atlanta trash compactor, Ryan Brunn sat in a stark room for a police interview. He began with confidence, but ended with trouble. Keith Sitton, a special agent with the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, hooked up the jeans-clad Brunn to a polygraph machine. Then, he fired off a series of questions to the 20-year-old maintenance man. A videotape of Brunn's polygraph test was released Thursday. "Regarding that girl, do you intend to answer these questions truthfully?" "Yes." "Did you participate in any way in causing the death of that girl?"

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta tells him not to worry about his calls, that he's got more important things to worry about.
- Brunn tells him not to worry about his calls, that he's got more important things to worry about.
- CNN tells him not to worry about his calls, that he's got more important things to worry about.
- Georgia tells him not to worry about his calls, that he's got more important things to worry about.
- Georgia Bureau of Investigation tells him not to worry about his calls, that he's got more important things to worry about.
- Jorelys Rivera tells him not to worry about his calls, that he's got more important things to worry about.
- Keith Sitton tells him not to worry about his calls, that he's got more important things to worry about.
- Ryan Brunn tells him not to worry about his calls, that he's got more important things to worry about.


(CNN) Kamiyah Mobley and the woman she long believed to be her mother were "always happy, always together" in the small town of Walterboro, South Carolina, family friend Melissa Hiers recalled Saturday. "They were like best friends," Hiers said. In Jacksonville, Florida, where Mobley was stolen from her mother as an hours-old infant, her biological mother would bake a birthday cake every year for her missing daughter, Mobley family attorney Wayne Alford told CNN affiliate WJXT-TV. "(It) would be the happiest thing in the world for me ... to hold my baby and know she's not going nowhere else," Shanara Mobley, sobbing uncontrollably near an empty bassinet and unopened baby toys, told the station after the 1998 abduction.

A neighbor in Walterboro described

OPTIONS:
- CNN as a typical 18-year-old.
- Florida as a typical 18-year-old.
- Hiers as a typical 18-year-old.
- Jacksonville as a typical 18-year-old.
- Kamiyah Mobley as a typical 18-year-old.
- Melissa Hiers as a typical 18-year-old.
- Mobley as a typical 18-year-old.
- Shanara Mobley as a typical 18-year-old.
- South Carolina as a typical 18-year-old.
- WJXT as a typical 18-year-old.
- Walterboro as a typical 18-year-old.
- Wayne Alford as a typical 18-year-old.


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Tough sell? More than two thirds of Americans have said they are not interested in buying Apple's new smart watch Apple's new smartwatch may be a tough sell, with 69 percent of Americans indicating they are not interested in buying the gadget, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll. However, the survey also showed limited awareness of the watch. The poll was taken after Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook rolled out the product on Monday, and only about half of respondents said they had heard news of the timepiece in the last few days. Also, in an encouraging sign for Apple, roughly 13 percent of survey respondents who did not own an iPhone said that they would consider buying one in order to buy an Apple Watch, which needs an iPhone to work fully.

from existing

OPTIONS:
- Americans users, but its wider success is seen
- Apple users, but its wider success is seen
- Apple Watch users, but its wider success is seen
- Ipsos users, but its wider success is seen
- Reuters users, but its wider success is seen
- Tim Cook users, but its wider success is seen
- iPhone users, but its wider success is seen


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(CNN) -- The Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng's daring and extraordinary escape to the U.S. embassy in Beijing has captivated the world. At first, it appeared that U.S. diplomats and the Chinese government brokered a deal that satisfied Chen and everyone involved. But now Chen says he wants to leave China, and that he feels unsafe. Has the Obama administration bungled his case? Did President Barack Obama use people who were capable of correctly interpreting the signals in China? Or was there a gap in translation? Possible breakthrough for blind activist We learned earlier this week that Chen was released from the U.S. Embassy with the Chinese government's assurance of his "safety" and a promise to facilitate his study of law in an unspecified place outside his home province of Shandong. It sounded like a win-win solution. But those who have intimate knowledge of China and its political system had reasons to worry.

The

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama negotiators may have had a totally different arrangement in mind when they spoke of safety.
- Beijing negotiators may have had a totally different arrangement in mind when they spoke of safety.
- CNN negotiators may have had a totally different arrangement in mind when they spoke of safety.
- Chen negotiators may have had a totally different arrangement in mind when they spoke of safety.
- Chen Guangcheng negotiators may have had a totally different arrangement in mind when they spoke of safety.
- China negotiators may have had a totally different arrangement in mind when they spoke of safety.
- Chinese negotiators may have had a totally different arrangement in mind when they spoke of safety.
- Obama negotiators may have had a totally different arrangement in mind when they spoke of safety.
- Shandong negotiators may have had a totally different arrangement in mind when they spoke of safety.
- U.S. negotiators may have had a totally different arrangement in mind when they spoke of safety.
- Yang Su negotiators may have had a totally different arrangement in mind when they spoke of safety.