Complete the passage.

A mobile phone found at the scene of a brutal axe murder in which three members of the same family were killed was used to search details of an infamous U.S. axe killing. Parents Teresa van Breda, 54, and Martin, 55, and their eldest son Rudi, 22, were found dead at the family home in Stellenbosch, 50 kilometres east of Cape Town, in January. Henri van Breda, 20, suffered what police sources reportedly said were 'self-inflicted' wounds following the bloodbath at his family home. His sister Marli, 16, was the only other survivor of the horrific attack, but is still in no fit state to talk about the slaughter which left her with a slashed jugular vein and severe head injuries.

According to some reports,

OPTIONS:
- Cape Town had spent some time in an exclusive rehabilitation clinic, and had had his allowance cut by his parents shortly before the murders.
- Henri van Breda had spent some time in an exclusive rehabilitation clinic, and had had his allowance cut by his parents shortly before the murders.
- Marli had spent some time in an exclusive rehabilitation clinic, and had had his allowance cut by his parents shortly before the murders.
- Martin had spent some time in an exclusive rehabilitation clinic, and had had his allowance cut by his parents shortly before the murders.
- Romeo Killer had spent some time in an exclusive rehabilitation clinic, and had had his allowance cut by his parents shortly before the murders.
- Rudi had spent some time in an exclusive rehabilitation clinic, and had had his allowance cut by his parents shortly before the murders.
- Stellenbosch had spent some time in an exclusive rehabilitation clinic, and had had his allowance cut by his parents shortly before the murders.
- Teresa van Breda had spent some time in an exclusive rehabilitation clinic, and had had his allowance cut by his parents shortly before the murders.
- U.S. had spent some time in an exclusive rehabilitation clinic, and had had his allowance cut by his parents shortly before the murders.


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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

OPTIONS:
- Africa-Barre, but that is not surprising considering how rare it appears to be for infected individuals to develop this syndrome, Hotez said.
- Asia-Barre, but that is not surprising considering how rare it appears to be for infected individuals to develop this syndrome, Hotez said.
- Barre-Barre, but that is not surprising considering how rare it appears to be for infected individuals to develop this syndrome, Hotez said.
- CNN-Barre, but that is not surprising considering how rare it appears to be for infected individuals to develop this syndrome, Hotez said.
- Europe-Barre, but that is not surprising considering how rare it appears to be for infected individuals to develop this syndrome, Hotez said.
- French Polynesia-Barre, but that is not surprising considering how rare it appears to be for infected individuals to develop this syndrome, Hotez said.
- Guillain-Barre, but that is not surprising considering how rare it appears to be for infected individuals to develop this syndrome, Hotez said.
- Latin America-Barre, but that is not surprising considering how rare it appears to be for infected individuals to develop this syndrome, Hotez said.
- Pacific-Barre, but that is not surprising considering how rare it appears to be for infected individuals to develop this syndrome, Hotez said.
- Pacific Island-Barre, but that is not surprising considering how rare it appears to be for infected individuals to develop this syndrome, Hotez said.
- Zika-Barre, 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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Iain Henderson has been tipped to spearhead Ireland's new breed of enforcers in the absence of key pack leaders Paul O'Connell, Peter O'Mahony and Sean O'Brien. Ireland will be forced to reshuffle almost half their pack for Sunday's World Cup quarter-final with Argentina at the Millennium Stadium, with O'Connell and O'Mahony out of the competition and O'Brien banned. Captain O'Connell's Test career is over after 108 caps, the 35-year-old set for hamstring surgery, while flanker O'Mahony needs an operation on torn knee ligaments. O'Brien has been banned for one match for punching France's Pascal Pape, leaving scrum coach Greg Feek backing bullish back-five forward Henderson to help fill the leadership void.

'Since coming back to the new laws, I think he has come back to the fore, and the

OPTIONS:
- Argentina has shown that if you don't get it quite right, anyone can hit you.
- France has shown that if you don't get it quite right, anyone can hit you.
- Greg Feek has shown that if you don't get it quite right, anyone can hit you.
- Henderson has shown that if you don't get it quite right, anyone can hit you.
- Iain Henderson has shown that if you don't get it quite right, anyone can hit you.
- Ireland has shown that if you don't get it quite right, anyone can hit you.
- Millennium Stadium has shown that if you don't get it quite right, anyone can hit you.
- O'Brien has shown that if you don't get it quite right, anyone can hit you.
- O'Connell has shown that if you don't get it quite right, anyone can hit you.
- O'Mahony has shown that if you don't get it quite right, anyone can hit you.
- Pascal Pape has shown that if you don't get it quite right, anyone can hit you.
- Paul O'Connell has shown that if you don't get it quite right, anyone can hit you.
- Peter O'Mahony has shown that if you don't get it quite right, anyone can hit you.
- Rugby World Cup has shown that if you don't get it quite right, anyone can hit you.
- Sean O'Brien has shown that if you don't get it quite right, anyone can hit you.
- World Cup has shown that if you don't get it quite right, anyone can hit you.


Find the right ending to this passage.

A young mother has spoken of her humiliation after a dental assistant apparently removed her nine-month-old son from her arms without asking while she was breastfeeding him in the dentist's chair. Tayler Chaice Buzbee was forced to make an emergency appointment at an Aspen Dental facility in Alabama on Friday morning after developing agonizing toothache which would not go away. But after calling the dentist's office, she was informed that the only available appointment was in just 20 minutes - meaning that she had no time to find a babysitter for her infant son, Attley. Instead, Tayler was assured by employees that she could bring her baby to the facility. The pair turned up shortly after - but midway through the appointment, Attley started to create a fuss.

In a statement,

OPTIONS:
- Alabama apologized to Tayler.
- Aspen Dental apologized to Tayler.
- Attley apologized to Tayler.
- Tayler apologized to Tayler.
- Tayler Chaice Buzbee apologized to Tayler.


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A sorority housekeeper at the University of Southern California was left screaming with joy after her 'girls' gifted her $21,000 to buy herself the brand new car she was saving up for. Fannie Randle, who has worked at the USC sorority Gamma Phi Beta for 24 years, was driving to work every day in an old car that was held together with duct tape - inspiring USC senior and former Gamma Phi Beta president Alicia Jewell to show her gratitude for the housekeeper with one last gift before graduation in May. 'Her car, currently, it just shouldn't have to be like that,' Miss Jewell told ATVN. 'So I was just like, "You know what, she has so many alumni and so many girls that love her so let's just get her a car."'

'They mean everything to me,' Ms

OPTIONS:
- ATVN told the news station.
- Alicia Jewell told the news station.
- Fannie Randle told the news station.
- Gamma Phi Beta told the news station.
- Jewell told the news station.
- Randle told the news station.
- USC told the news station.
- University of Southern California told the news station.


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

The burger chain that put 'supersize' into the American vernacular is slimming down: For the first time in more than 40 years, and perhaps ever, McDonald's says the number of U.S. restaurants it has is shrinking. McDonald's plans to close more restaurants in the U.S. than it opens this year, according to the world's biggest hamburger chain. That hasn't happened since at least 1970, according to an Associated Press review of McDonald's regulatory filings. Becca Hary, a McDonald's spokeswoman, declined to provide a specific figure but said the reduction would be 'minimal' compared with its total of about 14,300 U.S. locations.

'

OPTIONS:
- American is such an internally focused organization, it's a situation where you don't have a fresh perspective coming in,' Gordon said.
- Associated Press is such an internally focused organization, it's a situation where you don't have a fresh perspective coming in,' Gordon said.
- Becca Hary is such an internally focused organization, it's a situation where you don't have a fresh perspective coming in,' Gordon said.
- McDonald's is such an internally focused organization, it's a situation where you don't have a fresh perspective coming in,' Gordon said.
- U.S. is such an internally focused organization, it's a situation where you don't have a fresh perspective coming in,' Gordon said.


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

The crowds went wild when Sudanese migrant Chol Majok, 25, made his first  AFL goal ever - but it wasn't in the traditional Aussie Rules style. The match between Flagstaff Hill and Brighton in the Southern Football League, played earlier this month in Adelaide, saw the player dribble the oval shaped ball soccer-style into the goal. Flagstaff Hill Football club coach, Rod Mitchell, told Daily Mail Australia Majok made an 80 meter dribble before kicking the amazing goal. Despite not having much experience playing AFL, Mitchell described Majok as very athletic and innovative with his soccer skills. 'He's just a great guy to coach and keen to learn...every season we've had him he's just improved,' Mitchell told Daily Mail Australia.

Having watched the video six days after it was uploaded,

OPTIONS:
- AFL said his reaction has been delayed.
- Adelaide said his reaction has been delayed.
- Aussie Rules said his reaction has been delayed.
- Aussie Rules Football said his reaction has been delayed.
- Australia Majok said his reaction has been delayed.
- Brighton said his reaction has been delayed.
- Chol Majok said his reaction has been delayed.
- Daily Mail said his reaction has been delayed.
- Daily Mail Australia said his reaction has been delayed.
- Flagstaff Hill said his reaction has been delayed.
- Flagstaff Hill Football said his reaction has been delayed.
- Majok said his reaction has been delayed.
- Mitchell said his reaction has been delayed.
- Rod Mitchell said his reaction has been delayed.
- South Australia said his reaction has been delayed.
- Southern Football League said his reaction has been delayed.
- Sudanese said his reaction has been delayed.


Raheem Sterling's controversial 'It's-Not-About-The-Money' campaign led him to the Emirates Stadium, where Liverpool and Arsenal fans united to protest against the rising price of football for travelling fans. '£5bn and what do we get? £64 a ticket' read one banner, held across the home and away fans before kick-off. Hopefully the irony wasn't lost on Sterling, even if it did not interfere with his football. It was a difficult afternoon for Raheem Sterling, who toiled as Arsenal surged to victory over Liverpool Sterling (centre) is crowded out by Arsenal players as he struggled to impose himself on the game Sterling was brought down by Hector Bellerin for Liverpool's penalty, which was only a consolation

Sterling was positioned in an advanced role for

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal, a position he admits he prefers playing
- Emirates Stadium, a position he admits he prefers playing
- Hector Bellerin, a position he admits he prefers playing
- Jordan Henderson, a position he admits he prefers playing
- Liverpool, a position he admits he prefers playing
- Raheem Sterling, a position he admits he prefers playing
- Sterling, a position he admits he prefers playing


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Rail scam: Dr Peter Barnett (pictured outside court) faces jail after admitting to six counts of fraud by false representation An international lawyer faces ruin after admitting dodging more than £23,000 in rail fares. Dr Peter Barnett, 43, was told he could be jailed after police discovered he spent more than two and a half years cheating the system. He gave himself up after being caught by a ticket inspector travelling from his home in an Oxfordshire market town to London’s Marylebone station. Investigators discovered the Oxford graduate and Rhodes scholar regularly pretended to have travelled from Wembley instead to save himself huge sums.

He then got off at

OPTIONS:
- Australian, tapping out with an Oyster card.
- Jonathan Burrows, tapping out with an Oyster card.
- London, tapping out with an Oyster card.
- Marylebone, tapping out with an Oyster card.
- Oxford, tapping out with an Oyster card.
- Oxfordshire, tapping out with an Oyster card.
- Peter Barnett, tapping out with an Oyster card.
- Rhodes scholar, tapping out with an Oyster card.
- Southeastern, tapping out with an Oyster card.
- Wembley, tapping out with an Oyster card.


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(CNN) A suspect in shootings in Maryland and Delaware on Wednesday that left three people dead and three others injured was caught in Delaware after a manhunt, authorities said. Radee Labeeb Prince, 37, is accused of killing three people and wounding two others at his job in Maryland on Wednesday morning. Police say he shot a sixth person about two hours later at a Wilmington, Delaware, car dealership. In the late afternoon, authorities zeroed in on the suspected gunman's vehicle -- a 2008 black GMC Acadia SUV -- about 15 miles from the scene of the second shooting. A tipster saw Prince leave the SUV and walk toward Glasgow High School in Newark, Delaware, said Wilmington Police Chief Robert Tracy.

Tracy said

OPTIONS:
- ATF has a lengthy criminal history, including 42 arrests, mostly for probation violations, and 15 felony convictions.
- Delaware has a lengthy criminal history, including 42 arrests, mostly for probation violations, and 15 felony convictions.
- GMC Acadia SUV has a lengthy criminal history, including 42 arrests, mostly for probation violations, and 15 felony convictions.
- Glasgow High School has a lengthy criminal history, including 42 arrests, mostly for probation violations, and 15 felony convictions.
- Maryland has a lengthy criminal history, including 42 arrests, mostly for probation violations, and 15 felony convictions.
- Newark has a lengthy criminal history, including 42 arrests, mostly for probation violations, and 15 felony convictions.
- Prince has a lengthy criminal history, including 42 arrests, mostly for probation violations, and 15 felony convictions.
- Radee Labeeb Prince has a lengthy criminal history, including 42 arrests, mostly for probation violations, and 15 felony convictions.
- Robert Tracy has a lengthy criminal history, including 42 arrests, mostly for probation violations, and 15 felony convictions.
- SUV has a lengthy criminal history, including 42 arrests, mostly for probation violations, and 15 felony convictions.
- Wilmington has a lengthy criminal history, including 42 arrests, mostly for probation violations, and 15 felony convictions.
- Wilmington Police has a lengthy criminal history, including 42 arrests, mostly for probation violations, and 15 felony convictions.


A former friend of Jared Fogle who has known the Subway spokesman for the past 10 years claims he told her on multiple occasions that he was interested in underage girls. The woman - a former reporter from Sarasota, Florida who is not being named to keep her identity safe - said that Fogle told her more than once that 'middle school girls are hot.' She then added; 'They weren't jokes. They were very serious.' This is the same women who would eventually notify the FBI about this information, and who agreed to wear a wire while speaking with Fogle to help with their investigation.

OPTIONS:
- FBI was detained outside the home while they worked for hours bringing computer hard-drives and other electronics and documents out of the house and into a waiting police trailer for analysis.
- Facebook was detained outside the home while they worked for hours bringing computer hard-drives and other electronics and documents out of the house and into a waiting police trailer for analysis.
- Florida was detained outside the home while they worked for hours bringing computer hard-drives and other electronics and documents out of the house and into a waiting police trailer for analysis.
- Fogle was detained outside the home while they worked for hours bringing computer hard-drives and other electronics and documents out of the house and into a waiting police trailer for analysis.
- Jared Fogle was detained outside the home while they worked for hours bringing computer hard-drives and other electronics and documents out of the house and into a waiting police trailer for analysis.
- Russell Taylor was detained outside the home while they worked for hours bringing computer hard-drives and other electronics and documents out of the house and into a waiting police trailer for analysis.
- Sarasota was detained outside the home while they worked for hours bringing computer hard-drives and other electronics and documents out of the house and into a waiting police trailer for analysis.
- Subway was detained outside the home while they worked for hours bringing computer hard-drives and other electronics and documents out of the house and into a waiting police trailer for analysis.
- Taylor was detained outside the home while they worked for hours bringing computer hard-drives and other electronics and documents out of the house and into a waiting police trailer for analysis.


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(CNN) -- Hamas is an Islamic fundamentalist organization whose military wing has admitted responsibility for terrorist attacks against Israeli civilians and soldiers. Hamas supporters wave flags and shout slogans in Gaza on December 14 to mark the group's 21st anniversary. The group came into being in December 1987, growing out of the Muslim Brotherhood, the religious and political organization founded in Egypt. Its goal is an Islamic fundamentalist Palestinian state. It is considered a terrorist organizations by Israel and the United States. Hamas is an acronym for "Harakat Al-Muqawama Al-Islamia" or Islamic Resistance Movement, in English. The group was primarily a religious and charitable organization between the 1960s and 1980s. It has wings devoted to religious, military, political and security activities.

1988 - The covenant of the

OPTIONS:
- CNN is published.
- Egypt is published.
- English is published.
- Gaza is published.
- Hamas is published.
- Harakat Al-Muqawama Al-Islamia is published.
- Islamic is published.
- Islamic Resistance Movement is published.
- Israel is published.
- Israeli is published.
- Muslim Brotherhood is published.
- Palestinian is published.
- United States is published.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) Flu vaccines are about to get more painful. A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advisory committee recommended on Wednesday that FluMist, the nasal spray influenza vaccine, should not be used during the upcoming flu season. "To everyone's surprise and increasing consternation, this vaccine has performed quite poorly compared to the injectable vaccine," said Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease specialist. An alternative to the standard flu shot, FluMist had been approved for people between the ages of 2 and 49 years old by the Food and Drug Administration. The CDC committee, which includes 15 immunization experts, reviewed data from previous flu seasons, including the most recent season, comparing FluMist with the standard flu shot.

An estimated one-third of all flu vaccinations administered to children are nasal spray, according to the

OPTIONS:
- CDC.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
- FluMist.
- Food and Drug Administration.
- William Schaffner.


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A photographer has documented the precious bond between her young daughter and their dog by creating a precious picture series which sees the youngster and her canine companion in posing in the exact same way in a set of near-identical images that feature the duo eating ice cream, enjoying a snooze, and occasionally causing trouble. According to Jesse Holland, a mom and photographer based in Victoria, British Columbia, the project began after her parents  bought her two-year-old daughter Ella an adorable purple and green owl hat, which Jesse couldn't help but think would look equally adorable on the family's French bulldog/Boston terrier mix, Charlie.

Jesse said that while Charlie is most often a perfectly well-behaved subject - needing just a treat to ply his compliance -

OPTIONS:
- Boston is frequently less cooperative, having 'her own agenda' in mind when it's time to shoot.
- British Columbia is frequently less cooperative, having 'her own agenda' in mind when it's time to shoot.
- Charlie is frequently less cooperative, having 'her own agenda' in mind when it's time to shoot.
- Ella is frequently less cooperative, having 'her own agenda' in mind when it's time to shoot.
- French is frequently less cooperative, having 'her own agenda' in mind when it's time to shoot.
- Jesse is frequently less cooperative, having 'her own agenda' in mind when it's time to shoot.
- Jesse Holland is frequently less cooperative, having 'her own agenda' in mind when it's time to shoot.
- Victoria is frequently less cooperative, having 'her own agenda' in mind when it's time to shoot.


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(CNN) -- Efforts to remove cats from Macquarie Island, a sub-Antarctic island and World Heritage Site, have indirectly led to environmental devastation, according to a report published in the Journal of Applied Ecology. Finch Creek on Macquarie Island in 2007 shows lack of vegetation on the island compared to 2001... The removal of cats has led to a boom in the island's rabbit population -- another species introduced by humans -- causing widespread devastation to the island's vegetation. According to the study's lead author, Dr. Dana Bergstrom of the Australian Antarctic Division: "Satellite images show substantial island-wide rabbit-induced vegetation change. By 2007, impacts on some protected valleys and slopes had become acute. We estimate that nearly 40 percent of the whole island area had changed, with almost 20 percent having moderate to severe change."

OPTIONS:
- Australian Antarctic Division was discovered in 1810 with the remote island's seal and penguin population targeted for the fur trade.
- CNN was discovered in 1810 with the remote island's seal and penguin population targeted for the fur trade.
- Dana Bergstrom was discovered in 1810 with the remote island's seal and penguin population targeted for the fur trade.
- Finch Creek was discovered in 1810 with the remote island's seal and penguin population targeted for the fur trade.
- Journal of Applied Ecology was discovered in 1810 with the remote island's seal and penguin population targeted for the fur trade.
- Macquarie Island was discovered in 1810 with the remote island's seal and penguin population targeted for the fur trade.
- World Heritage Site was discovered in 1810 with the remote island's seal and penguin population targeted for the fur trade.
- sub-Antarctic was discovered in 1810 with the remote island's seal and penguin population targeted for the fur trade.


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Robert Durst's family is so scared of the suspected-murderer that they have taken out a restraining order against him, even though he is currently behind bars without bail. A New Orleans judge has approved an order of protection, preventing Durst from contacting his brother Douglas, head of family business Durst Corp, and other members of Douglas' family. The former real estate heir was arrested this week on charges related to the murder of his long-time friend Susan Berman, who was killed execution-style in 2000. Prosecutors have charged Durst with capital murder, making him eligible for the death penalty if convicted.

In the wake of Durst's arrest,

OPTIONS:
- Douglas issued a statement on behalf of the family which reads: 'We are relieved and also grateful to everyone who assisted in the arrest of Robert Durst.
- Durst issued a statement on behalf of the family which reads: 'We are relieved and also grateful to everyone who assisted in the arrest of Robert Durst.
- Durst Corp issued a statement on behalf of the family which reads: 'We are relieved and also grateful to everyone who assisted in the arrest of Robert Durst.
- HBO issued a statement on behalf of the family which reads: 'We are relieved and also grateful to everyone who assisted in the arrest of Robert Durst.
- LAPD issued a statement on behalf of the family which reads: 'We are relieved and also grateful to everyone who assisted in the arrest of Robert Durst.
- New Orleans issued a statement on behalf of the family which reads: 'We are relieved and also grateful to everyone who assisted in the arrest of Robert Durst.
- Robert Durst issued a statement on behalf of the family which reads: 'We are relieved and also grateful to everyone who assisted in the arrest of Robert Durst.
- Susan Berman issued a statement on behalf of the family which reads: 'We are relieved and also grateful to everyone who assisted in the arrest of Robert Durst.
- The Jinx issued a statement on behalf of the family which reads: 'We are relieved and also grateful to everyone who assisted in the arrest of Robert Durst.


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Texas Gov. Rick Perry, calling his indictment politically motivated, vowed Saturday to fight charges he abused his power by trying to pressure a district attorney to resign. "This farce of a prosecution will be revealed for what it is, and those responsible will be held accountable," Perry said at a news conference in Austin, the capital. A grand jury in Travis County indicted Perry, a Republican, on two felony counts stemming from his threat to veto funding for a statewide public integrity unit run by Travis Country District Attorney Rosemary Lehmberg, a Democrat, unless she stepped down, according to the special prosecutor in the case, Michael McCrum.

Perry defended his actions, pointing to

OPTIONS:
- Austin's blood alcohol level at the time of her arrest in April 2013 and then her behavior during her arrest, which was captured on video and made public.
- DA's blood alcohol level at the time of her arrest in April 2013 and then her behavior during her arrest, which was captured on video and made public.
- Democrat's blood alcohol level at the time of her arrest in April 2013 and then her behavior during her arrest, which was captured on video and made public.
- Michael McCrum's blood alcohol level at the time of her arrest in April 2013 and then her behavior during her arrest, which was captured on video and made public.
- Perry's blood alcohol level at the time of her arrest in April 2013 and then her behavior during her arrest, which was captured on video and made public.
- Republican's blood alcohol level at the time of her arrest in April 2013 and then her behavior during her arrest, which was captured on video and made public.
- Rick Perry's blood alcohol level at the time of her arrest in April 2013 and then her behavior during her arrest, which was captured on video and made public.
- Rosemary Lehmberg's blood alcohol level at the time of her arrest in April 2013 and then her behavior during her arrest, which was captured on video and made public.
- Texas's blood alcohol level at the time of her arrest in April 2013 and then her behavior during her arrest, which was captured on video and made public.
- Travis Country's blood alcohol level at the time of her arrest in April 2013 and then her behavior during her arrest, which was captured on video and made public.
- Travis County's blood alcohol level at the time of her arrest in April 2013 and then her behavior during her arrest, which was captured on video and made public.


Rafa Nadal got his clay court season off to a perfect, confidence-boosting start with a 6-2, 6-1 win over Frenchman Lucas Pouille in the Monte Carlo Masters. It was a businesslike display from the world No 5. He didn’t unleash the full power of his forehand but played sensible, measured tennis and made only five unforced errors in the match. His talented 21-year-old opponent showed flashes of attacking flair, including one outrageous half-volley forehand winner, but was never able to put enough balls in court to trouble the great Spaniard. Rafael Nadal safely made his way into third round of the Monte Carlo Masters with win against Lucas Pouille

Nadal is an eight-time champion at

OPTIONS:
- Frenchman but hasn't won the tournament since 2012
- Lucas Pouille but hasn't won the tournament since 2012
- Monte Carlo Masters but hasn't won the tournament since 2012
- Rafa Nadal but hasn't won the tournament since 2012
- Rafael Nadal but hasn't won the tournament since 2012
- Spaniard but hasn't won the tournament since 2012
- World No but hasn't won the tournament since 2012


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

A pensioner has broke down in tears in court as he was spared jailed after admitting he stabbed his sick wife to death after she begged him to 'bring her suffering to an end'. Anthony Mann, 78, sat quietly sobbing in the dock as he listened to the details of the mercy killing of his wife Janet at their home in Nuneaton, Warwickshire. He was given a two year suspended sentence after he appeared at Leamington Justice Centre today. Anthony Mann was spared jail for killing his wife Janet after she asked him to end his life As his trial opened, the prosecution outlined how Mann plunged a kitchen knife into his wife's chest in a moment of impulse.

'The end of

OPTIONS:
- Anthony Mann's severe pain and distress is all that this case has been about.
- Court's severe pain and distress is all that this case has been about.
- Janet's severe pain and distress is all that this case has been about.
- Leamington Justice Centre's severe pain and distress is all that this case has been about.
- Mann's severe pain and distress is all that this case has been about.
- Nuneaton's severe pain and distress is all that this case has been about.
- Warwickshire's severe pain and distress is all that this case has been about.


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Two jihadi brides have escaped from Islamic State's female police force and revealed the horrifying punishments they used to inflict on other women. Doaa and Umm, whose names have been changed to conceal their identities, were smuggled from Raqqa, in Syria, to southern Turkey after leaving the al-Khansa Brigade earlier this year. The pair said they used to be heavily involved in punishing others who did not obey the group's rules - including giving 60 lashes to those who tried to flee. Scroll down for video Doaa and Umm (above), whose names have been changed to conceal their identities have revealed what life was like working for the brutal al-Khansa Brigade

The al-Khansa Brigade operates as an ultra-oppressive police force monitoring the behaviour of females in

OPTIONS:
- Doaa.
- ISIS.
- Islamic State.
- Raqqa.
- Syria.
- Turkey.
- Umm.
- al-Khansa Brigade.


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Liverpool midfielder Adam Lallana admits successive draws in new manager Jurgen Klopp's first two matches have added a dose of realism to temper fans' sky-high expectations. The former Borussia Dortmund coach's arrival at Anfield a fortnight ago sparked a wave of optimism on Merseyside with many fans' predicting great things from the off. From the start Klopp insisted he was not a miracle worker and change would take time, and a 1-1 Europa League draw at home to 10-man Rubin Kazan – on the back of a goalless stalemate at Tottenham – has highlighted exactly that. 'It was never going to just change overnight,' said Lallana, who had another good game under the German.

'

OPTIONS:
- Adam Lallana has made it clear that he demands 100 per cent.
- Anfield has made it clear that he demands 100 per cent.
- Borussia Dortmund has made it clear that he demands 100 per cent.
- Europa League has made it clear that he demands 100 per cent.
- German has made it clear that he demands 100 per cent.
- Jurgen Klopp has made it clear that he demands 100 per cent.
- Klopp has made it clear that he demands 100 per cent.
- Lallana has made it clear that he demands 100 per cent.
- Liverpool has made it clear that he demands 100 per cent.
- Merseyside has made it clear that he demands 100 per cent.
- Reds has made it clear that he demands 100 per cent.
- Rubin Kazan has made it clear that he demands 100 per cent.
- Tottenham has made it clear that he demands 100 per cent.


Sergio Ramos is not the only Bernabeu star on Manchester United’s hit-list as they prepare a robust response to Real Madrid’s bid to sign David de Gea. Real are expected to make a first formal offer for De Gea this week following months of speculation over his return to Spain, four years after moving to Old Trafford from Atletico Madrid. And United are determined to make it as difficult as possible for the Spanish giants to get their man by mounting what club insiders have described as ‘an aggressive counter'. It will begin with demands for a transfer fee in excess of £25million and has already extended to interest in Ramos.

There are no guarantees that United will get their way, but it is a sign of the determination within the club to make life as difficult for

OPTIONS:
- Atletico Madrid as possible.
- Bernabeu as possible.
- Cristiano Ronaldo as possible.
- David de Gea as possible.
- De Gea as possible.
- Gareth Bale as possible.
- Luka Modric as possible.
- Manchester United as possible.
- Old Trafford as possible.
- Ramos as possible.
- Real as possible.
- Real Madrid as possible.
- Sergio Ramos as possible.
- Spain as possible.
- Spanish as possible.
- United as possible.


Write the next sentence.

These are the incredible shots of the American Southwest that a photographer captured with a fairly common lens - that of his iPhone, to be exact. Armed with just his phone and a sleeping bag, Kevin Russ hopped trains, dumpster dived for leftovers and slept in ditches as he photographed the lifestyle of a nomad down South. Russ traveled from California to Colorado, making his way through Arizona, Texas and New Mexico. Scroll down for video Austin, Texas: These are the incredible shots of the American Southwest that Kevin Russ has captured with just his iPhone A nap in Texas: Armed with just his phone and a sleeping bag, Russ hopped trains, dumpster dived for leftovers and slept in ditches as he photographed the lifestyle of a nomad down South

OPTIONS:
- American Southwest, Texas: Russ said he doesn't generally approach his pictures with a specific shot or subject in mind
- Arizona, Texas: Russ said he doesn't generally approach his pictures with a specific shot or subject in mind
- Austin, Texas: Russ said he doesn't generally approach his pictures with a specific shot or subject in mind
- California, Texas: Russ said he doesn't generally approach his pictures with a specific shot or subject in mind
- Colorado, Texas: Russ said he doesn't generally approach his pictures with a specific shot or subject in mind
- Great American West, Texas: Russ said he doesn't generally approach his pictures with a specific shot or subject in mind
- Instagram, Texas: Russ said he doesn't generally approach his pictures with a specific shot or subject in mind
- Kevin Russ, Texas: Russ said he doesn't generally approach his pictures with a specific shot or subject in mind
- New Mexico, Texas: Russ said he doesn't generally approach his pictures with a specific shot or subject in mind
- Russ, Texas: Russ said he doesn't generally approach his pictures with a specific shot or subject in mind
- South, Texas: Russ said he doesn't generally approach his pictures with a specific shot or subject in mind
- Texas, Texas: Russ said he doesn't generally approach his pictures with a specific shot or subject in mind
- iPhone, Texas: Russ said he doesn't generally approach his pictures with a specific shot or subject in mind


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An animal charity today launched an appeal to free Bulgaria's last two circus lions from their lives in a small metal cage. The Born Free Foundation wants to rehome Jora and Black, both seven years old, in a South African sanctuary in Shamwari. The two lions are currently kept in an orange cage outside their ex-circus trainer's remote mountain lodge near Sofia, the country's capital, with no access to running water or shade. They are believed to have been taken in by a traditional circus when they were just small cubs. The big cats were  caged last year after a government ban on the use of wild animals in circuses forced the owners to stop the lions performing.

She said: 'It is hard to exaggerate how the heat of the summer will affect these magnificent animals in their cramped quarters but, on the positive side, we are very pleased that their owners have agreed to

OPTIONS:
- Black rehoming them in one of our sanctuaries.
- Born Free Foundation rehoming them in one of our sanctuaries.
- Bulgaria rehoming them in one of our sanctuaries.
- Jora rehoming them in one of our sanctuaries.
- Shamwari rehoming them in one of our sanctuaries.
- Sofia rehoming them in one of our sanctuaries.
- South African rehoming them in one of our sanctuaries.


Greece is in crisis. It has asked for a new bailout programme, banks are shut, the stock exchange shut and it owes creditors €1.6billion, with a deadline of this evening. Months of negotiations over its mammoth €271billion debt have failed to produce an agreement and has left the country in turmoil. Now, one plucky Londoner has set up a crowdfunding page in a bid to keep the country afloat. It aims to raise €1.6billion – and at the time of writing, more than €150,000 has been raised from nearly 10,000 kind-hearted people wanting to help. The page has had 80,000 shares on social media website Facebook and 17,000 on Twitter – with numbers surging each hour.

He said: 'All products would be sourced from Greece, made in

OPTIONS:
- Crowdfunding and sent from Greece.'
- Facebook and sent from Greece.'
- Greece and sent from Greece.'
- London and sent from Greece.'
- Londoner and sent from Greece.'
- One and sent from Greece.'
- Twitter and sent from Greece.'


Write the last sentence in this story.

HAVANA, Cuba (CNN)  -- President Raúl Castro has moved quickly since taking the reins of power from his ailing brother, Fidel, last year to boost food production by putting more land into the hands of profit-earning farmers. Government officials hope that, with more land into production, the nation would need to import less food. Just east of the capital, Jose Luis Silva grows cabbage, corn and plantains on a small plot, one that he would like to see expanded. "I'd work it, and I'd work it well," he said. "It would solve their problem, and it would solve mine." When he says "their problem," he is referring to Cuba's disastrous state-run agriculture industry. Cuba imports about 80 percent of the food it rations to the public. Additionally, state-run television reports that half of the country's state-owned land is either unused or underused.

Farmers like

OPTIONS:
- CNN just hope these changes will mean a chance to earn a better living.
- Cuba just hope these changes will mean a chance to earn a better living.
- Fidel just hope these changes will mean a chance to earn a better living.
- HAVANA just hope these changes will mean a chance to earn a better living.
- Jose Luis Silva just hope these changes will mean a chance to earn a better living.
- Raúl Castro just hope these changes will mean a chance to earn a better living.


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

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

"We protested that situation heavily and we told our

OPTIONS:
- CNN counterparts that we will respond in the heaviest way," he said in a statement.
- Dutch counterparts that we will respond in the heaviest way," he said in a statement.
- Erdogan counterparts that we will respond in the heaviest way," he said in a statement.
- Istanbul counterparts that we will respond in the heaviest way," he said in a statement.
- Mevlut Cavusoglu counterparts that we will respond in the heaviest way," he said in a statement.
- Nazi counterparts that we will respond in the heaviest way," he said in a statement.
- Nazis counterparts that we will respond in the heaviest way," he said in a statement.
- Netherlands counterparts that we will respond in the heaviest way," he said in a statement.
- Recep Tayyip Erdogan counterparts that we will respond in the heaviest way," he said in a statement.
- Rotterdam counterparts that we will respond in the heaviest way," he said in a statement.
- Turkey counterparts that we will respond in the heaviest way," he said in a statement.
- Turkish counterparts that we will respond in the heaviest way," he said in a statement.
- Turkish FM counterparts that we will respond in the heaviest way," he said in a statement.


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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."

The

OPTIONS:
- American administration has said it won't pursue charges against CIA officers who used those tactics against prisoners in their custody.
- Bush administration has said it won't pursue charges against CIA officers who used those tactics against prisoners in their custody.
- CIA administration has said it won't pursue charges against CIA officers who used those tactics against prisoners in their custody.
- CNN administration has said it won't pursue charges against CIA officers who used those tactics against prisoners in their custody.
- Claire McCaskill administration has said it won't pursue charges against CIA officers who used those tactics against prisoners in their custody.
- Fox News Sunday administration has said it won't pursue charges against CIA officers who used those tactics against prisoners in their custody.
- Hayden administration has said it won't pursue charges against CIA officers who used those tactics against prisoners in their custody.
- Lindsey Graham administration has said it won't pursue charges against CIA officers who used those tactics against prisoners in their custody.
- Michael Hayden administration has said it won't pursue charges against CIA officers who used those tactics against prisoners in their custody.
- Obama administration has said it won't pursue charges against CIA officers who used those tactics against prisoners in their custody.
- WASHINGTON administration has said it won't pursue charges against CIA officers who used those tactics against prisoners in their custody.
- White House administration has said it won't pursue charges against CIA officers who used those tactics against prisoners in their custody.
- al Qaeda administration has said it won't pursue charges against CIA officers who used those tactics against prisoners in their custody.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) Looks like some Donald Trump supporters are still holding a grudge against Mitt Romney for the way the 2012 GOP nominee criticized Trump during the campaign. The President-elect is considering Romney for secretary of state, and according to news reports, before these Trump insiders will support Romney, they want him to apologize for calling Trump such things as a "phony" and a "fraud." Kellyanne Conway, one of Trump's top advisers, used the language of betrayal to describe how Trump supporters feel about Romney, telling CNN's Dana Bash, "I'm all for party unity, but I'm not sure we have to pay for that with the secretary of state position." After being criticized for assailing Romney publicly instead of conveying her thoughts to Trump privately, Conway tweeted that the "point is the volume & intensity of grassroots resistance to Romney is breathtaking."

There are, of course, others

OPTIONS:
- CNN might want to consider apologizing to -- to prove he has changed as a person and learned right from wrong.
- Conway might want to consider apologizing to -- to prove he has changed as a person and learned right from wrong.
- Dana Bash might want to consider apologizing to -- to prove he has changed as a person and learned right from wrong.
- Dean Obeidallah might want to consider apologizing to -- to prove he has changed as a person and learned right from wrong.
- Donald Trump might want to consider apologizing to -- to prove he has changed as a person and learned right from wrong.
- GOP might want to consider apologizing to -- to prove he has changed as a person and learned right from wrong.
- Kellyanne Conway might want to consider apologizing to -- to prove he has changed as a person and learned right from wrong.
- Mitt Romney might want to consider apologizing to -- to prove he has changed as a person and learned right from wrong.
- Romney might want to consider apologizing to -- to prove he has changed as a person and learned right from wrong.
- Trump might want to consider apologizing to -- to prove he has changed as a person and learned right from wrong.


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

A California man who created a stir on social media after claiming he was served a deep fried rat in his chicken tenders at a LA KFC has been left red-faced after lab results were revealed on Monday. An independent lab confirmed the 'rat tender' security guard Devorise Dixon bought at a unspecified Los Angeles location was really chicken. Dixon's lawyers turned the 'hard and rubbery' tender in for testing on Friday and KFC announced the favorable finding for the Colonel on Monday. KFC spokesperson Rodrigo Coronel admitted on Monday that Dixon's 'sensational' claim did 'receive considerable publicity', according to ABC.

Although some continued to send the company rat-related messages on Twitter, many people shared their support for

OPTIONS:
- ABC before the vermin-free lab results came back.
- California before the vermin-free lab results came back.
- California KFC before the vermin-free lab results came back.
- Colonel before the vermin-free lab results came back.
- Company before the vermin-free lab results came back.
- Devorise Dixon before the vermin-free lab results came back.
- Dixon before the vermin-free lab results came back.
- KFC before the vermin-free lab results came back.
- LA before the vermin-free lab results came back.
- Los Angeles before the vermin-free lab results came back.
- Rodrigo Coronel before the vermin-free lab results came back.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) Who says being "vanilla" is a bad thing? It's one of the most popular flavors in the world. Whether it's in cookies, cakes or ice cream, we just can't seem to get enough. The vast majority of bona fide vanilla bean is produced in Indonesia and Madagascar, but there's simply not enough supply to meet the global demand. That's where "flavor houses" come in. Their flavor chemists are responsible for formulating the flavoring in virtually every product you eat and drink that is processed, preserved or packaged before it gets to you. Case in point: Toward the end of the ingredient label on many packaged foods and drinks is the phrase "Contains natural and artificial flavoring." But behind these nebulous words is carefully considered science, says Kim Juelg, a senior flavorist at Givaudan.

OPTIONS:
- FDA began her career at Givaudan more than 20 years ago as an organoleptic scientist -- a job title even her own father struggled to pronounce -- working on the science of the senses.
- Givaudan began her career at Givaudan more than 20 years ago as an organoleptic scientist -- a job title even her own father struggled to pronounce -- working on the science of the senses.
- Indonesia began her career at Givaudan more than 20 years ago as an organoleptic scientist -- a job title even her own father struggled to pronounce -- working on the science of the senses.
- Kim Juelg began her career at Givaudan more than 20 years ago as an organoleptic scientist -- a job title even her own father struggled to pronounce -- working on the science of the senses.
- Madagascar began her career at Givaudan more than 20 years ago as an organoleptic scientist -- a job title even her own father struggled to pronounce -- working on the science of the senses.


How does the sentence end?

Britain campaigned to get the jihadi preacher who inspired the Tunisian beach massacre off the United Nations's al-Qaida watch list, and may have attempted to recruit him as a spy, it has been reported. Hani al-Sibai, 54, who is living on £50,000-a-year state hand outs, described the London 7/7 terror attacks as a 'great victory', and is one of the 'key influencers' of the Islamic fanatics believed to have recruited beach gunman Seifeddine Rezgui. But now High Court documents have reportedly shown that in 2009, when David Miliband was foreign secretary, the Labour government had pushed for al-Sibai, who lives in London, to be taken off the UN's list of terror suspects.

'Al-

OPTIONS:
- Britain’s involvement in international jihadism runs long and deep,' the report states.
- British’s involvement in international jihadism runs long and deep,' the report states.
- David Miliband’s involvement in international jihadism runs long and deep,' the report states.
- Egyptian’s involvement in international jihadism runs long and deep,' the report states.
- Hani al’s involvement in international jihadism runs long and deep,' the report states.
- High Court’s involvement in international jihadism runs long and deep,' the report states.
- Islamic’s involvement in international jihadism runs long and deep,' the report states.
- Labour’s involvement in international jihadism runs long and deep,' the report states.
- London’s involvement in international jihadism runs long and deep,' the report states.
- Qaida’s involvement in international jihadism runs long and deep,' the report states.
- Seifeddine Rezgui’s involvement in international jihadism runs long and deep,' the report states.
- Sibai’s involvement in international jihadism runs long and deep,' the report states.
- Tunisian’s involvement in international jihadism runs long and deep,' the report states.
- UN’s involvement in international jihadism runs long and deep,' the report states.
- United Nations’s involvement in international jihadism runs long and deep,' the report states.


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Patrice Evra might be preparing to play for Juventus in the Champions League final against Barcelona but the defender does not believe it vindicates leaving Manchester United. The 34-year-old Evra won the Premier League five times at United but left Old Trafford for Italy last summer. Evra confessed that leaving the club was tough decision and he was shocked by the intensity of training at Juventus upon arriving in Turin. 'It was really difficult for me to leave Manchester United. I left for a personal choice,' Evra explained to Sky Sports. 'It does not matter if you go somewhere and you are still winning, it is always the wrong decision to leave a club like United.'

Evra believes that the approach

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona have to football allows him to continue competing at a high level in twilight of his career.
- Champions League have to football allows him to continue competing at a high level in twilight of his career.
- Evra have to football allows him to continue competing at a high level in twilight of his career.
- Italy have to football allows him to continue competing at a high level in twilight of his career.
- Juventus have to football allows him to continue competing at a high level in twilight of his career.
- Manchester United have to football allows him to continue competing at a high level in twilight of his career.
- Old Trafford have to football allows him to continue competing at a high level in twilight of his career.
- Patrice Evra have to football allows him to continue competing at a high level in twilight of his career.
- Premier League have to football allows him to continue competing at a high level in twilight of his career.
- Sky Sports have to football allows him to continue competing at a high level in twilight of his career.
- Turin have to football allows him to continue competing at a high level in twilight of his career.
- United have to football allows him to continue competing at a high level in twilight of his career.


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

(CNN) A judge in Massachusetts on Friday sentenced a teenager to serve at least 40 years in prison for killing, raping and robbing his high school math teacher. Philip Chism,17, stood in handcuffs, his face expressionless, as sentences by Superior Court Judge David Lowy were read aloud, following emotional victim impact statements from family and friends of the slain teacher, Colleen Ritzer. "He is pure evil, and evil can never be rehabilitated," said Peggie Ritzer, Colleen's mother, furious because Chism would eventually be eligible for parole. "We will never get a second chance and neither should he." Chism did get a life sentence on the murder charge but could have gotten parole after 25 years because of recent court rulings that limit sentences for juvenile murder defendants.

OPTIONS:
- Chism was 14 when Ritzer was killed and he was arrested.
- Colleen was 14 when Ritzer was killed and he was arrested.
- Colleen Ritzer was 14 when Ritzer was killed and he was arrested.
- David Lowy was 14 when Ritzer was killed and he was arrested.
- Massachusetts was 14 when Ritzer was killed and he was arrested.
- Peggie Ritzer was 14 when Ritzer was killed and he was arrested.
- Philip Chism was 14 when Ritzer was killed and he was arrested.
- Philip Chism,17 was 14 when Ritzer was killed and he was arrested.
- Superior Court was 14 when Ritzer was killed and he was arrested.


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Forget the big belly and the round face, because this year old Saint Nick has been given a sexy makeover courtesy of one very untraditional – yet unsurprisingly popular – model-turned-mall Santa. Paul Mason, a Canadian model-turned-Kris Kringle, is known as 'Fashion Santa' at Toronto's Yorkdale Mall, but unlike Saint Nicks of years past, Paul boasts a trim frame and smoldering blue eyes that have more than a few people begging to get on his naughty list this holiday season. And while a long white beard has never looked so seductive, Paul also shares Father Christmas' heart of gold.

'It’s a modern spin on the typical Santa photos,' he told

OPTIONS:
- Canadian.
- Fashion Santa.
- Father Christmas.
- Kris Kringle.
- Paul.
- Paul Mason.
- Saint Nick.
- Saint Nicks.
- Santa.
- SickKids Foundation.
- Toronto.
- Yorkdale.
- Yorkdale Mall.


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The Labour leadership blocked Karie Murphy (pictured), a Unite candidate, from the Labour shortlist for the marginal seat of Halifax The tweet about Harriet Harman from a senior unnamed official at Unite, Britain’s most powerful trade union, was short and menacing: ‘She will have to answer for her actions in due course.’ The threat this week was made in response to the Labour leadership blocking Karie Murphy, a Unite candidate, from the Labour shortlist for the marginal seat of Halifax. And the reason for their fury at the Deputy Leader of the Labour Party? The list was agreed by an ad-hoc three-strong committee chaired by Harman.

McCluskey and

OPTIONS:
- Britain - who is separated from her husband - are very close friends.
- Deputy Leader of the Labour Party - who is separated from her husband - are very close friends.
- Ed Miliband - who is separated from her husband - are very close friends.
- Halifax - who is separated from her husband - are very close friends.
- Harman - who is separated from her husband - are very close friends.
- Harriet Harman - who is separated from her husband - are very close friends.
- Karie Murphy - who is separated from her husband - are very close friends.
- Labour - who is separated from her husband - are very close friends.
- Len McCluskey - who is separated from her husband - are very close friends.
- Miliband - who is separated from her husband - are very close friends.
- Unite - who is separated from her husband - are very close friends.


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A judge has jailed the grandmother of missing mother Rebecca Minnock for ten days for repeatedly lying about her daughter Rebecca's disappearance with her grandson Ethan Williams. Louise Minnock's partner Andrew Butt was also sent to prison for 28 days by Bristol Crown Court for his role in the toddler's disappearance. A High Court Judge has appealed to Ms Minnock to hand herself in to authorities and assured her that she will be able to see her son in future. Ms Minnock, 35, fled her home in Highbridge, Somerset, with Ethan two weeks ago following a court order that he should live with his father, Roger Williams.

'You said that you thought you're going to be in a huge amount of trouble for what you've done, but I want to make sure that you and

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Butt are safe.'
- Bristol Crown Court are safe.'
- Ethan are safe.'
- Ethan Williams are safe.'
- High Court are safe.'
- Highbridge are safe.'
- Louise Minnock are safe.'
- Minnock are safe.'
- Rebecca are safe.'
- Rebecca Minnock are safe.'
- Roger Williams are safe.'
- Somerset are safe.'


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

Jonah Lomu, who tragically died aged just 40 on Wednesday, will forever be remembered for destroying England in the 1995 World Cup semi-final. Aged just 20 at the time, the giant wing scored four tries in Cape Town - one, inside the first two minutes, remains the most iconic moment in the history of the game. Legendary journalist Ian Wooldridge OBE - who wrote for the Daily Mail until his death in 2007 - was there to witness Lomu's superhuman effort. And although his prediction of an All Blacks win in the final the following week proved wide of the mark, no-one sums up Lomu's genius better.

OPTIONS:
- All Blacks were on their way to a 25-0 lead thereafter, apart from scoring three more tries, Lomu amused himself by throwing highly respected England players into the fences like crisp bags which had blown on to the field.
- Cape Town were on their way to a 25-0 lead thereafter, apart from scoring three more tries, Lomu amused himself by throwing highly respected England players into the fences like crisp bags which had blown on to the field.
- Daily Mail were on their way to a 25-0 lead thereafter, apart from scoring three more tries, Lomu amused himself by throwing highly respected England players into the fences like crisp bags which had blown on to the field.
- England were on their way to a 25-0 lead thereafter, apart from scoring three more tries, Lomu amused himself by throwing highly respected England players into the fences like crisp bags which had blown on to the field.
- Ian Wooldridge were on their way to a 25-0 lead thereafter, apart from scoring three more tries, Lomu amused himself by throwing highly respected England players into the fences like crisp bags which had blown on to the field.
- Ian Wooldridge OBE were on their way to a 25-0 lead thereafter, apart from scoring three more tries, Lomu amused himself by throwing highly respected England players into the fences like crisp bags which had blown on to the field.
- Jonah Lomu were on their way to a 25-0 lead thereafter, apart from scoring three more tries, Lomu amused himself by throwing highly respected England players into the fences like crisp bags which had blown on to the field.
- Lomu were on their way to a 25-0 lead thereafter, apart from scoring three more tries, Lomu amused himself by throwing highly respected England players into the fences like crisp bags which had blown on to the field.
- Muhammad Ali were on their way to a 25-0 lead thereafter, apart from scoring three more tries, Lomu amused himself by throwing highly respected England players into the fences like crisp bags which had blown on to the field.
- New Zealand were on their way to a 25-0 lead thereafter, apart from scoring three more tries, Lomu amused himself by throwing highly respected England players into the fences like crisp bags which had blown on to the field.
- Pele were on their way to a 25-0 lead thereafter, apart from scoring three more tries, Lomu amused himself by throwing highly respected England players into the fences like crisp bags which had blown on to the field.
- World Cup were on their way to a 25-0 lead thereafter, apart from scoring three more tries, Lomu amused himself by throwing highly respected England players into the fences like crisp bags which had blown on to the field.


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Bobbi Kristina, the ill-fated daughter of Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown, was a drug addict by the time she was 14 years old according to an explosive new book which reveals shocking new details about the short lives of the singing superstar and her only child. Whitney & Bobbi Kristina: The Deadly Price of Fame, written by Ian Halperin, portrays Bobbi Kristina as a wild child who never stood a chance growing up in an environment where her own mother was too consumed by her own drug demons and sexuality issues to be a functioning parent. The book emerges just six months after a drug overdose left Bobbi Kristina, 22, in a coma from which doctors have said she is unlikely to ever regain consciousness.

Houston always adamantly denied she was a lesbian, but husband

OPTIONS:
- Bobbi Kristina even expressed his own doubts in his memoir.
- Bobby Brown even expressed his own doubts in his memoir.
- Deadly Price of Fame even expressed his own doubts in his memoir.
- Halperin even expressed his own doubts in his memoir.
- Ian Halperin even expressed his own doubts in his memoir.
- Whitney even expressed his own doubts in his memoir.
- Whitney Houston even expressed his own doubts in his memoir.


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

Hotline Bling by Drake was one of the hottest jams of the year - but Hotline Bling by Amy Schumer featuring Seth Rogen? Not such a monster musical hit. But that didn't stop the two comical stars - as well as Bryan Cranston, Kristen Wiig, Seth Rogen, and several others - from taking on the R&B smash in a new parody video for W Magazine. Each of the stars had their own take on Drake's lyrics, either singing along, reading them dramatically, or awkwardly reciting the words that they seemed to be reading for the first time in their lives.

OPTIONS:
- Amy Schumer, 42, pronounces each word carefully, gesturing with the lyrics in her hand for emphasis.
- Brie Larson, 42, pronounces each word carefully, gesturing with the lyrics in her hand for emphasis.
- Bryan Cranston, 42, pronounces each word carefully, gesturing with the lyrics in her hand for emphasis.
- Drake, 42, pronounces each word carefully, gesturing with the lyrics in her hand for emphasis.
- Elizabeth Banks, 42, pronounces each word carefully, gesturing with the lyrics in her hand for emphasis.
- Hotline Bling, 42, pronounces each word carefully, gesturing with the lyrics in her hand for emphasis.
- Kristen Wiig, 42, pronounces each word carefully, gesturing with the lyrics in her hand for emphasis.
- R&B, 42, pronounces each word carefully, gesturing with the lyrics in her hand for emphasis.
- Rooney Mara, 42, pronounces each word carefully, gesturing with the lyrics in her hand for emphasis.
- Seth Rogen, 42, pronounces each word carefully, gesturing with the lyrics in her hand for emphasis.
- W Magazine, 42, pronounces each word carefully, gesturing with the lyrics in her hand for emphasis.


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Washington (CNN) President Barack Obama met privately at the White House Wednesday with the Dalai Lama, a session that predictably sparked anger among Chinese officials who accuse the Tibetan spiritual leader of sponsoring a separatist movement. It was Obama's fourth meeting with the Dalai Lama, each of which led to displeasure in Beijing. A White House official said ahead of the talks that the pair would discuss a range of issues, including human rights, but declined to provide any further details about the meeting, which was not open to the press. Afterward, the White House said the Dalai Lama extended condolences for Sunday's terror attack in Orlando, but declined to provide further details of the discussion.

"We ask all countries and governments not to give him any room to carry out such campaigns, even less risking arousing the firm opposition from the 1.3 billion

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama people."
- Beijing people."
- CNN people."
- Chinese people."
- Dalai Lama people."
- Global Times people."
- Obama people."
- Orlando people."
- Tibetan people."
- Washington people."
- White House people."


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(CNN) A former attorney for two of Prince's dead siblings says they revealed Prince had an addiction to Percocet decades before his sudden death in April. Prince's half-brother, Duane Nelson, said he used to get the drug for Prince to help him come down after shows, Michael B. Padden said. "Duane told me that he witnessed him taking the drugs and he also procured Percocet for him," Padden said. Nelson was adamant that Prince was in no way just a recreational user, Padden said. He started using the drug to help him deal with the rigors of performing. Another half-sibling, Lorna Nelson, confirmed Prince's drug use but was not involved in getting drugs for him, Padden said. She died in 2006.

Authorities have also said the probe into

OPTIONS:
- CNN's death is a criminal investigation.
- Day's death is a criminal investigation.
- Duane's death is a criminal investigation.
- Duane Nelson's death is a criminal investigation.
- Lawyer's death is a criminal investigation.
- Lorna Nelson's death is a criminal investigation.
- Michael B. Padden's death is a criminal investigation.
- Nelson's death is a criminal investigation.
- Padden's death is a criminal investigation.
- Percocet's death is a criminal investigation.
- Prince's death is a criminal investigation.


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BURLINGTON, VERMONT (CNN) Bernie Sanders, the man who is leading in New Hampshire and giving Hillary Clinton a run for her money in Iowa, is coming to terms with a new reality: The media is taking him seriously. Since launching his campaign last May, Sanders has received vastly less media attention than his chief Democratic opponent, while his chances of becoming the party's nominee were largely dismissed by pundits and commentators — despite the fact that, like a certain senator before him, he draws far larger crowds, boasts a remarkably enthusiastic volunteer base, and, though he doesn't have as much money as Clinton, set an all-time record with more than 2.3 million campaign contributions last year.

The media acknowledged the large crowds, but the

OPTIONS:
- BURLINGTON campaign felt that pundits came up with endless ways to dismiss their importance.
- Bernie Sanders campaign felt that pundits came up with endless ways to dismiss their importance.
- CNN campaign felt that pundits came up with endless ways to dismiss their importance.
- Clinton campaign felt that pundits came up with endless ways to dismiss their importance.
- Democratic campaign felt that pundits came up with endless ways to dismiss their importance.
- Hillary Clinton campaign felt that pundits came up with endless ways to dismiss their importance.
- Iowa campaign felt that pundits came up with endless ways to dismiss their importance.
- New Hampshire campaign felt that pundits came up with endless ways to dismiss their importance.
- Sanders campaign felt that pundits came up with endless ways to dismiss their importance.
- VERMONT campaign felt that pundits came up with endless ways to dismiss their importance.
- Vermont campaign felt that pundits came up with endless ways to dismiss their importance.


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President Barack Obama gave Pope Francis a box of seeds as a gift, a fitting token as their first-ever meeting provided a fresh start of sorts between the administration and Catholic leadership after years of strained relations. "These, I think, are carrots," Obama told the Pontiff, showing him a pouch from the box, which was made from timber from the first cathedral to open in the United States, in Baltimore. The Pope gave the President two medallions -- one symbolizing the need for peace and solidarity between the two hemispheres -- and a copy of "Evangelii Gaudium," or "The Joy of the Gospel." The book was penned by the Pope and calls for a new era of evangelization and a renewed focus on the poor.

"One of the things that would delight

OPTIONS:
- Baltimore is if some of that popularity would rub off.
- Barack Obama is if some of that popularity would rub off.
- Catholic is if some of that popularity would rub off.
- Catholics is if some of that popularity would rub off.
- Evangelii Gaudium is if some of that popularity would rub off.
- Francis is if some of that popularity would rub off.
- Joy of the Gospel is if some of that popularity would rub off.
- Obama is if some of that popularity would rub off.
- Obamacare is if some of that popularity would rub off.
- Pontiff is if some of that popularity would rub off.
- Pope is if some of that popularity would rub off.
- Pope Francis is if some of that popularity would rub off.
- United States is if some of that popularity would rub off.


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This is the moment an 'idiot' paddleboarder posed next to stranded World War Two ship laden with 1,400 tonnes of unexploded bombs. Shane Skinner ignored danger buoys and warning signs to casual lean against the mast of the SS Richard Montgomery, which could explode at any moment. The 36-year-old is now at the centre of an investigation and faces prosecution after admitting 'larking around' by the wreckage. However, Mr Skinner has shrugged off criticism saying it was 'an innocent' trip to see the wreck - known as the Doomsday Ship, off the coast in Sheerness, Kent. 'The water was very calm, like a mirror, and we just thought we'd go and view the wreck,' Mr Skinner of Sheerness, Kent, said.

The salvage effort was abandoned after the

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- Doomsday Ship flooded and sank below the waves.
- Kent flooded and sank below the waves.
- Maritime and Coastguard Agency flooded and sank below the waves.
- Richard Montgomery flooded and sank below the waves.
- SS flooded and sank below the waves.
- Shane Skinner flooded and sank below the waves.
- Sheerness flooded and sank below the waves.
- Skinner flooded and sank below the waves.
- World War Two flooded and sank below the waves.


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(CNN) -- He is arguably the most well-known American general since MacArthur, and perhaps the most effective since Eisenhower. Now Gen. David Petraeus takes on what many believe will be his biggest challenge yet: reversing the momentum of the Taliban in Afghanistan and helping to stabilize the rickety regime of Afghan leader Hamid Karzai. Petraeus faced far more daunting challenges in Iraq when he assumed command there in early 2007. Those challenges, and how they were overcome, are worth recalling as he assumes command in Afghanistan, as they may provide some indicators of the way forward there. First, Iraq was embroiled in a vicious civil war in which Shia and Sunni civilians were showing up dead on the streets of Iraq's cities at the rate of 90 a day, some tortured in the most unspeakable manner, their heads drilled open.

There were also shifting dynamics on the ground in

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- Afghan that would make the additional combat brigades of the surge a force multiplier rather than simply more cannon fodder for Iraq's insurgents.
- Afghanistan that would make the additional combat brigades of the surge a force multiplier rather than simply more cannon fodder for Iraq's insurgents.
- American that would make the additional combat brigades of the surge a force multiplier rather than simply more cannon fodder for Iraq's insurgents.
- Bergen that would make the additional combat brigades of the surge a force multiplier rather than simply more cannon fodder for Iraq's insurgents.
- CNN that would make the additional combat brigades of the surge a force multiplier rather than simply more cannon fodder for Iraq's insurgents.
- David Petraeus that would make the additional combat brigades of the surge a force multiplier rather than simply more cannon fodder for Iraq's insurgents.
- Eisenhower that would make the additional combat brigades of the surge a force multiplier rather than simply more cannon fodder for Iraq's insurgents.
- Hamid Karzai that would make the additional combat brigades of the surge a force multiplier rather than simply more cannon fodder for Iraq's insurgents.
- Iraq that would make the additional combat brigades of the surge a force multiplier rather than simply more cannon fodder for Iraq's insurgents.
- MacArthur that would make the additional combat brigades of the surge a force multiplier rather than simply more cannon fodder for Iraq's insurgents.
- Peter Bergen that would make the additional combat brigades of the surge a force multiplier rather than simply more cannon fodder for Iraq's insurgents.
- Petraeus that would make the additional combat brigades of the surge a force multiplier rather than simply more cannon fodder for Iraq's insurgents.
- Princeton that would make the additional combat brigades of the surge a force multiplier rather than simply more cannon fodder for Iraq's insurgents.
- Shia that would make the additional combat brigades of the surge a force multiplier rather than simply more cannon fodder for Iraq's insurgents.
- Sunni that would make the additional combat brigades of the surge a force multiplier rather than simply more cannon fodder for Iraq's insurgents.
- Taliban that would make the additional combat brigades of the surge a force multiplier rather than simply more cannon fodder for Iraq's insurgents.
- U.S. that would make the additional combat brigades of the surge a force multiplier rather than simply more cannon fodder for Iraq's insurgents.


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Manuel Pellegrini has admitted he is disappointed in Yaya Toure but vowed to back the Manchester City midfielder — at least until the end of the season. Sportsmail revealed City would listen to offers for the Ivorian as they look to overhaul an ageing squad at the end of a faltering campaign. Toure is determined not to be forced out but the Chilean, speaking ahead of Sunday's visit of West Ham, acknowledged the midfielder had underperformed and dismissed claims he should be given a rest. Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure has come in for criticism for his performances this season

But

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- Aaron Cresswell, who faces questions over his own future, said the 31-year-old would be backed.
- Chilean, who faces questions over his own future, said the 31-year-old would be backed.
- City, who faces questions over his own future, said the 31-year-old would be backed.
- Ivorian, who faces questions over his own future, said the 31-year-old would be backed.
- Manchester City, who faces questions over his own future, said the 31-year-old would be backed.
- Manuel Pellegrini, who faces questions over his own future, said the 31-year-old would be backed.
- Sam Allardyce, who faces questions over his own future, said the 31-year-old would be backed.
- Sportsmail, who faces questions over his own future, said the 31-year-old would be backed.
- Toure, who faces questions over his own future, said the 31-year-old would be backed.
- Upton Park, who faces questions over his own future, said the 31-year-old would be backed.
- West Ham, who faces questions over his own future, said the 31-year-old would be backed.
- Yaya Toure, who faces questions over his own future, said the 31-year-old would be backed.


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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Few items are more highly prized among collectors of historical artifacts than a handwritten letter from President Lincoln. This letter from President Lincoln to Treasury Secretary Salmon Chase has been returned to the government. Now, there's one fewer in circulation. An Arizona collector handed over to the federal government Thursday a rare handwritten letter from Lincoln to Treasury Secretary Salmon P. Chase. The letter, dated four days before Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address in 1863, had been missing for more than 60 years. Federal officials, who have not ruled out its possible theft from a government collection, discovered it two years ago during routine monitoring of online auctions.

In the short note, torn from the center of a bound volume,

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- Arizona tells Chase to do a small favor on behalf of someone recently fired from his job with the federal government.
- CNN tells Chase to do a small favor on behalf of someone recently fired from his job with the federal government.
- Chase tells Chase to do a small favor on behalf of someone recently fired from his job with the federal government.
- Cutler tells Chase to do a small favor on behalf of someone recently fired from his job with the federal government.
- Gettysburg Address tells Chase to do a small favor on behalf of someone recently fired from his job with the federal government.
- Larry Cutler tells Chase to do a small favor on behalf of someone recently fired from his job with the federal government.
- Lincoln tells Chase to do a small favor on behalf of someone recently fired from his job with the federal government.
- National Archives tells Chase to do a small favor on behalf of someone recently fired from his job with the federal government.
- Salmon Chase tells Chase to do a small favor on behalf of someone recently fired from his job with the federal government.
- Salmon P. Chase tells Chase to do a small favor on behalf of someone recently fired from his job with the federal government.
- WASHINGTON tells Chase to do a small favor on behalf of someone recently fired from his job with the federal government.


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(CNN) A former attorney for two of Prince's dead siblings says they revealed Prince had an addiction to Percocet decades before his sudden death in April. Prince's half-brother, Duane Nelson, said he used to get the drug for Prince to help him come down after shows, Michael B. Padden said. "Duane told me that he witnessed him taking the drugs and he also procured Percocet for him," Padden said. Nelson was adamant that Prince was in no way just a recreational user, Padden said. He started using the drug to help him deal with the rigors of performing. Another half-sibling, Lorna Nelson, confirmed Prince's drug use but was not involved in getting drugs for him, Padden said. She died in 2006.

But

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- CNN's representatives could not initially find the musician, Mauzy said.
- Day's representatives could not initially find the musician, Mauzy said.
- Duane's representatives could not initially find the musician, Mauzy said.
- Duane Nelson's representatives could not initially find the musician, Mauzy said.
- Lawyer's representatives could not initially find the musician, Mauzy said.
- Lorna Nelson's representatives could not initially find the musician, Mauzy said.
- Michael B. Padden's representatives could not initially find the musician, Mauzy said.
- Nelson's representatives could not initially find the musician, Mauzy said.
- Padden's representatives could not initially find the musician, Mauzy said.
- Percocet's representatives could not initially find the musician, Mauzy said.
- Prince's representatives could not initially find the musician, Mauzy said.


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Juan Mata struck twice for Manchester United as Liverpool were dealt a major blow to their top-four hopes and captain Steven Gerrard was sensationally sent off within seconds of coming on. Ander Herrera's through ball found Mata on 14 minutes for the opener as Louis van Gaal's side got off to the perfect start. Brendan Rodgers brought on the experience and leadership of his captain Gerrard for the second half, but in less than a minute he was soon walking off in disgrace after a stamp on Ander Herrera. Star man Juan Mata celebrates his spectacular second goal in Manchester United's 2-1 win over Liverpool

He produced a composed finish to put

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- Ander Herrera ahead and a spectacular one for the decisive second goal.
- Brendan Rodgers ahead and a spectacular one for the decisive second goal.
- Daley Blind ahead and a spectacular one for the decisive second goal.
- Gerrard ahead and a spectacular one for the decisive second goal.
- Juan Mata ahead and a spectacular one for the decisive second goal.
- Liverpool ahead and a spectacular one for the decisive second goal.
- Louis van Gaal ahead and a spectacular one for the decisive second goal.
- Manchester United ahead and a spectacular one for the decisive second goal.
- Marouane Fellaini ahead and a spectacular one for the decisive second goal.
- Mata ahead and a spectacular one for the decisive second goal.
- Philippe Coutinho ahead and a spectacular one for the decisive second goal.
- Star ahead and a spectacular one for the decisive second goal.
- Steven Gerrard ahead and a spectacular one for the decisive second goal.
- United ahead and a spectacular one for the decisive second goal.


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Washington (CNN) America is edging ever closer to a new long, national nightmare, given President Donald Trump's explosive response to signs that special counsel Robert Mueller is approaching the epicenter of White House power. The investigation has taken a serious turn in recent days, raising the clear possibility that whether Mueller finds wrongdoing or not, a period of political stress and upheaval is inevitable. Trump appears willing to test the bounds of convention and his own powers against a legal and political establishment that he believes is conspiring against him. The higher the pressure, the more defiant the President becomes -- even if it puts him at odds with his legal team.

But the sense of chaos around the

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- America is deepening.
- CNN is deepening.
- Donald Trump is deepening.
- Mueller is deepening.
- Robert Mueller is deepening.
- Russia is deepening.
- Trump is deepening.
- Washington is deepening.
- White House is deepening.


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England will push for the most thrilling and unexpected of victories in this extraordinary first Test on Saturday after a helter-skelter third day of a captivating series ended with Australia facing a record breaking Ashes run-chase. When Jimmy Anderson was bowled trying to hit Nathan Lyon into Cardiff city centre in the last over of a quite incredible day, 15 wickets had fallen and 333 runs had been scored in three sessions of thoroughly modern Test cricket. It left Australia needing 412 to win, eight more than any side has ever scored to win an Ashes Test, but with two whole days of this frantic contest to get them after seven English wickets were sent tumbling in the final session.

This was a day that had everything as this eagerly-anticipated contest again rattled along at breakneck speed at a controversial venue that has delivered everything

OPTIONS:
- Alastair Cook and their supporters could possibly have hoped for.
- Ashes and their supporters could possibly have hoped for.
- Ashes Test and their supporters could possibly have hoped for.
- Australia and their supporters could possibly have hoped for.
- Cardiff and their supporters could possibly have hoped for.
- England and their supporters could possibly have hoped for.
- English and their supporters could possibly have hoped for.
- Ian Bell and their supporters could possibly have hoped for.
- Jimmy Anderson and their supporters could possibly have hoped for.
- Joe Root and their supporters could possibly have hoped for.
- Nathan Lyon and their supporters could possibly have hoped for.
- Swalec Stadium and their supporters could possibly have hoped for.


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New York (CNN) -- Sunday's graduation ceremony at Hofstra University was a bittersweet affair marked by a moment of silence for a 21-year-old student killed by a police officer two days ago. Many students at the university in East Garden City, New York, wore white ribbons on their gowns in tribute to Andrea Rebello, CNN affliate WCBS reported. "I want to express our community's collective grief and our sorrow over the senseless and tragic death of a very young member of the Hofstra family," university President Stuart Rabinowitz said. "Our hearts and our thoughts and our prayers are with Andrea's family, and with her friends and classmates, many of whom are in this room this afternoon."

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- Andrea invaded the home Rebello shared with her twin sister and two others during the predawn hours on Friday.
- Andrea Rebello invaded the home Rebello shared with her twin sister and two others during the predawn hours on Friday.
- CNN invaded the home Rebello shared with her twin sister and two others during the predawn hours on Friday.
- Dalton Smith invaded the home Rebello shared with her twin sister and two others during the predawn hours on Friday.
- East Garden City invaded the home Rebello shared with her twin sister and two others during the predawn hours on Friday.
- Hofstra invaded the home Rebello shared with her twin sister and two others during the predawn hours on Friday.
- Hofstra University invaded the home Rebello shared with her twin sister and two others during the predawn hours on Friday.
- Nassau County invaded the home Rebello shared with her twin sister and two others during the predawn hours on Friday.
- New York invaded the home Rebello shared with her twin sister and two others during the predawn hours on Friday.
- Stuart Rabinowitz invaded the home Rebello shared with her twin sister and two others during the predawn hours on Friday.
- WCBS invaded the home Rebello shared with her twin sister and two others during the predawn hours on Friday.


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Sweden's top flight players earn too much money and youngsters should see the league as a chance to develop rather than become rich, according to Helsingborg manager Henrik Larsson. The former Celtic, Barcelona and Manchester United striker, who started and ended his career at Helsingborg, was speaking at a media day to launch the 2015 Allsvenskan season, with his side kicking off at Kalmar on April 4. Appointed by Helsingborg last November, Golden Boot winner Larsson took over at a club that, although known as a powerhouse in Swedish football, found itself struggling financially. Former Celtic and Barcelona striker Henrik Larsson now manages at his former club side Helsingborg

They won't be financially independent from the money they earn here (

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- Allsvenskan).
- Barcelona).
- Celtic).
- Golden Boot).
- Helsingborg).
- Henrik Larsson).
- Kalmar).
- Larsson).
- Manchester United).
- Sweden).
- Swedish).


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(CNN) The man charged in the killing of British politician Jo Cox appeared in a Westminster court Saturday with a message. "My name is death to traitors, freedom for Britain," Tommy Mair said when asked his name in the dock. Mair was not required to enter a plea and the judge did not ask for one. Keith Allen, his attorney, said there was no indication of what plea would be entered. Deputy Chief Magistrate Emma Arbuthnot ordered Mair to be remanded in custody until his next appearance. Mair, 52, is accused of killing Cox, a member of Britain's Parliament, in a brazen attack Thursday in her district in northern England. She was stabbed and shot on a Birstall street on a day she was a meeting with her constituents.

During the attack, Mair was heard to say words to the effect of, "Britain first, keep Britain independent, Britain always comes first, this is for

OPTIONS:
- Birstall."
- Britain."
- British."
- CNN."
- Cox."
- Emma Arbuthnot."
- England."
- Jo Cox."
- Keith Allen."
- Mair."
- Tommy Mair."
- Westminster."


Floyd Mayweather Jnr and Manny Pacquiao will come face-to-face next week for the only time before the week of their $300million mega-fight. Having finally agreed terms to clash in Las Vegas on May 2, the rivals will hold just one press conference, in downtown Los Angeles on March 11. Both men began their official training camps on Monday; Mayweather at his gym in Las Vegas and Pacquiao at Freddie Roach's Wild Card in Los Angeles. Manny Pacquiao trained in the Philippines before jetting to Los Angeles to continue his preparations Pacquiao watched his basketball team lose on Sunday before flying to Los Angeles to start his camp

Having exchanged numbers, they later met in

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- Floyd Mayweather's hotel suite to thrash out the details but an official announcement was not made for several weeks.
- Floyd Mayweather Jnr's hotel suite to thrash out the details but an official announcement was not made for several weeks.
- Freddie Roach's hotel suite to thrash out the details but an official announcement was not made for several weeks.
- Las Vegas's hotel suite to thrash out the details but an official announcement was not made for several weeks.
- Los Angeles's hotel suite to thrash out the details but an official announcement was not made for several weeks.
- Manny Pacquiao's hotel suite to thrash out the details but an official announcement was not made for several weeks.
- Mayweather's hotel suite to thrash out the details but an official announcement was not made for several weeks.
- Pacquiao's hotel suite to thrash out the details but an official announcement was not made for several weeks.
- Philippines's hotel suite to thrash out the details but an official announcement was not made for several weeks.
- Wild Card's hotel suite to thrash out the details but an official announcement was not made for several weeks.


Since it was revealed that Andreas Lubitz – the co-pilot who purposefully crashed Germanwings Flight 9525, killing 150 people – had been treated for psychiatric illness, a debate has ensued over whether privacy laws regarding medical records should be less strict when it comes to professions that carry special responsibilities. It has been widely argued that Germany's privacy laws were to blame for the tragedy. The Times, for example, ran an article with the headline: 'German obsession with privacy let killer pilot fly.' Similarly, another article published in TIME said: 'German privacy laws let pilot 'hide' his illness from employers.'

But

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- Andreas Lubitz law meant it was left entirely up to him to volunteer his mental health problems to his employer, something he failed to do with devastating consequences after tearing up a sick note for the day of the crash.
- Carissa Veliz law meant it was left entirely up to him to volunteer his mental health problems to his employer, something he failed to do with devastating consequences after tearing up a sick note for the day of the crash.
- French Alps law meant it was left entirely up to him to volunteer his mental health problems to his employer, something he failed to do with devastating consequences after tearing up a sick note for the day of the crash.
- German law meant it was left entirely up to him to volunteer his mental health problems to his employer, something he failed to do with devastating consequences after tearing up a sick note for the day of the crash.
- Germanwings Flight 9525 law meant it was left entirely up to him to volunteer his mental health problems to his employer, something he failed to do with devastating consequences after tearing up a sick note for the day of the crash.
- Germany law meant it was left entirely up to him to volunteer his mental health problems to his employer, something he failed to do with devastating consequences after tearing up a sick note for the day of the crash.
- Lubitz law meant it was left entirely up to him to volunteer his mental health problems to his employer, something he failed to do with devastating consequences after tearing up a sick note for the day of the crash.
- Oxford University law meant it was left entirely up to him to volunteer his mental health problems to his employer, something he failed to do with devastating consequences after tearing up a sick note for the day of the crash.
- Times law meant it was left entirely up to him to volunteer his mental health problems to his employer, something he failed to do with devastating consequences after tearing up a sick note for the day of the crash.


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The White House, sensing a legislative defeat was nigh, today said President Barack Obama would be willing to meet Congress half way and sign legislation codifying its role in processing a nuclear deal with Iran if a Senate committee axed key portions of the bill during a formal review this afternoon. Senators later voted 19-0 to give the White House some of, but not all of its asks, and left in a signature feature of the bill giving Congress the authority to approve a final deal with Iran that the White House earlier implied may have been on the chopping block.

In the end, the committee decided to buck the

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- Barack Obama
- Congress
- Iran
- Senate
- White House


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British families preparing to holiday in Europe this summer will see their money go even further after the pound rose against the euro in the wake of the Greek referendum. With Greece inching closer to leaving the euro £1 now buys €1.41, some 11 per cent more than a year ago. But the London market fell today, with the FTSE 100 Index closing 50.1 points lower at 6535.7 after the news that 61 per cent of Greeks had rejected a bailout deal with its creditors. Markets around the world fell after the referendum result. France's Cac 40 fell 2 per cent, while Germany's Dax was down 1.5 per cent.

Travellers going to

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- British were told to pack enough medicines for their entire holidays amid reports of a shortage of medical supplies.
- Cac 40 were told to pack enough medicines for their entire holidays amid reports of a shortage of medical supplies.
- Dax were told to pack enough medicines for their entire holidays amid reports of a shortage of medical supplies.
- Europe were told to pack enough medicines for their entire holidays amid reports of a shortage of medical supplies.
- FTSE 100 were told to pack enough medicines for their entire holidays amid reports of a shortage of medical supplies.
- FTSE 100 Index were told to pack enough medicines for their entire holidays amid reports of a shortage of medical supplies.
- France were told to pack enough medicines for their entire holidays amid reports of a shortage of medical supplies.
- French were told to pack enough medicines for their entire holidays amid reports of a shortage of medical supplies.
- German were told to pack enough medicines for their entire holidays amid reports of a shortage of medical supplies.
- Germany were told to pack enough medicines for their entire holidays amid reports of a shortage of medical supplies.
- Greece were told to pack enough medicines for their entire holidays amid reports of a shortage of medical supplies.
- Greek were told to pack enough medicines for their entire holidays amid reports of a shortage of medical supplies.
- Greeks were told to pack enough medicines for their entire holidays amid reports of a shortage of medical supplies.
- London were told to pack enough medicines for their entire holidays amid reports of a shortage of medical supplies.
- Yanis Varoufakis were told to pack enough medicines for their entire holidays amid reports of a shortage of medical supplies.