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(CNN) Republican Rep. Adam Kinzinger said Monday he "didn't understand" President Trump's speech at the CIA's headquarters -- or White House spokesman Sean Spicer's media briefing on Saturday. Trump spent much of his CIA speech focusing on the size of the crowd at his inauguration, his appearance on magazine covers and saying he "has a running war with the media." "It's taking the message you want as a new president and it's derailing it," Kinsinger said. Speaking on "CNN Newsroom," Kinzinger said the Trump administration risked losing support of Congress if they continued with this approach. Comments made by Spicer on the size of the inaugural crowd had "nothing to do with the legacy of President Trump and the things he's going to do," he said.

Watch

OPTIONS:
- Adam Kinzinger weekdays 9am to 3pm ET and weekends.
- CIA weekdays 9am to 3pm ET and weekends.
- CNN weekdays 9am to 3pm ET and weekends.
- CNN Newsroom weekdays 9am to 3pm ET and weekends.
- Congress weekdays 9am to 3pm ET and weekends.
- Kinsinger weekdays 9am to 3pm ET and weekends.
- Kinzinger weekdays 9am to 3pm ET and weekends.
- Republican weekdays 9am to 3pm ET and weekends.
- Sean Spicer weekdays 9am to 3pm ET and weekends.
- Spicer weekdays 9am to 3pm ET and weekends.
- Trump weekdays 9am to 3pm ET and weekends.
- White House weekdays 9am to 3pm ET and weekends.


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Pep Guardiola once harboured ambitions to play for Arsenal, Arsene Wenger has claimed. The Bayern Munich coach enjoyed a glittering career as a player at Barcelona before a spell in Italy's Serie A - but it could have been different for the Catalan. Wenger will come up against Guardiola on Wednesday night looking for a second victory over Bayern in a fortnight to keep alive their hopes of progressing into the Champions League knockout stages. And, during his pre-match media conference, Wenger said he could have once managed the former Spain international in north London after his spell at the Nou Camp had come to an end.

He then started out on a coaching career that has seen him win 19 major honours at Barcelona and

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal.
- Arsene Wenger.
- Barcelona.
- Bayern.
- Bayern Munich.
- Brescia.
- Catalan.
- Champions League.
- Guardiola.
- Gunners.
- Italy.
- London.
- Nou Camp.
- Pep Guardiola.
- Roma.
- Serie A.
- Spain.
- Spaniard.
- Wenger.


How does the sentence end?

Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) The father of one of the missing Nigerian schoolgirls abducted from Chibok two years ago has told CNN he is overjoyed to see her alive on a new video released by the terrorist group Sunday. Yakubu Kabu confirmed to CNN that he saw his daughter speaking in the new video, which demands the release of Boko Haram fighters in exchange for the kidnapped girls. The Nigerian government has said it is still "in touch" with Boko Haram and "working for the girls' release," the Federal Ministry of Information and Culture said on their official Facebook page. "We are being extremely careful because the situation has been compounded by the split in the leadership of Boko Haram," said Alhaji Lai Mohammed, Minister of Information of Culture, according to the statement.

They believe that

OPTIONS:
- Alhaji Lai Mohammed's longtime leader, Abubakar Shekau, has released this video to assert his authority over the militant group.
- Boko Haram's longtime leader, Abubakar Shekau, has released this video to assert his authority over the militant group.
- CNN's longtime leader, Abubakar Shekau, has released this video to assert his authority over the militant group.
- Chibok's longtime leader, Abubakar Shekau, has released this video to assert his authority over the militant group.
- Facebook's longtime leader, Abubakar Shekau, has released this video to assert his authority over the militant group.
- Federal Ministry of Information and Culture's longtime leader, Abubakar Shekau, has released this video to assert his authority over the militant group.
- Information of Culture's longtime leader, Abubakar Shekau, has released this video to assert his authority over the militant group.
- Lagos's longtime leader, Abubakar Shekau, has released this video to assert his authority over the militant group.
- Nigeria's longtime leader, Abubakar Shekau, has released this video to assert his authority over the militant group.
- Nigerian's longtime leader, Abubakar Shekau, has released this video to assert his authority over the militant group.
- Yakubu Kabu's longtime leader, Abubakar Shekau, has released this video to assert his authority over the militant group.


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

She said yes immediately and knew that

OPTIONS:
- Cincinnati would be happy with her and Munni,
- Durga would be happy with her and Munni,
- India would be happy with her and Munni,
- Kristen would be happy with her and Munni,
- Kristen Williams would be happy with her and Munni,
- Munni would be happy with her and Munni,
- Ohio would be happy with her and Munni,


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Reno, Nevada (CNN) Sen. Dean Heller got the yelling he'd expected Monday morning. In a two-hour town hall, the Nevada Republican was pressed to defend his positions on Planned Parenthood, his hesitancy to reject the GOP plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act, and even his Easter Sunday post on Facebook in which Heller quoted Ronald Reagan Heller was drowned out by chants of "yes or no!" and "answer the question!" when hundreds of crowd members saw his answers as evasive. Vivian Leal, a 51-year-old Reno mother who said she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 1999, pressed Heller the hardest -- interrupting and demanding specifics when he talked around her question about whether he will oppose any legislation that revokes Obamacare's protections for those with pre-existing conditions and that directs those people into high-risk insurance pools.

When

OPTIONS:
- Affordable Care Act touted he had "rejected the Republican plan" to repeal Obamacare, Leak pressed Heller again.
- CNN touted he had "rejected the Republican plan" to repeal Obamacare, Leak pressed Heller again.
- Dean Heller touted he had "rejected the Republican plan" to repeal Obamacare, Leak pressed Heller again.
- Donald Trump touted he had "rejected the Republican plan" to repeal Obamacare, Leak pressed Heller again.
- Facebook touted he had "rejected the Republican plan" to repeal Obamacare, Leak pressed Heller again.
- GOP touted he had "rejected the Republican plan" to repeal Obamacare, Leak pressed Heller again.
- Heller touted he had "rejected the Republican plan" to repeal Obamacare, Leak pressed Heller again.
- Nevada touted he had "rejected the Republican plan" to repeal Obamacare, Leak pressed Heller again.
- Planned Parenthood touted he had "rejected the Republican plan" to repeal Obamacare, Leak pressed Heller again.
- Reno touted he had "rejected the Republican plan" to repeal Obamacare, Leak pressed Heller again.
- Republican touted he had "rejected the Republican plan" to repeal Obamacare, Leak pressed Heller again.


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(CNN) A man suspected of burglary at a Wisconsin gun shop is on the run after allegedly mailing a manifesto to President Donald Trump, detailing his grievances against the government. Joseph A. Jakubowski, 32, allegedly robbed the gun shop in Janesville on April 4, the Rock County Sheriff's Office said. "A large quantity of high-end handguns and rifles were stolen and the suspect fled the scene," authorities said. About 30 minutes after the burglary, police found Jakubowski's car ablaze on a nearby street along with evidence of arson, according to Cmdr. Troy Knudson. The suspect was nowhere to be found. Authorities have received nearly 425 tips as they searched for the man.

Jakubowski's neighbor Phil Scriven said he saw no signs of trouble in his interactions with

OPTIONS:
- Donald Trump, calling him a "pleasant guy."
- Jakubowski, calling him a "pleasant guy."
- Janesville, calling him a "pleasant guy."
- Joseph A. Jakubowski, calling him a "pleasant guy."
- Rock County Sheriff's Office, calling him a "pleasant guy."
- Troy Knudson, calling him a "pleasant guy."
- Trump, calling him a "pleasant guy."
- Wisconsin, calling him a "pleasant guy."


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(CNN) It's no secret that Donald Trump has a problem with women. So it's no surprise that he has started to attack his main rival for the American presidency, Hillary Clinton, on gender grounds, claiming that she lacks the strength, stamina, and credibility to run the country. Yet Trump should think twice before turning the looming showdown with Clinton into a referendum on whether women are fit to serve in America's highest office. If he takes this tack, he will be revealed for who he is: a weak candidate whose attitudes represent America's past, not its future. Trump may change his political positions frequently, refining his messaging to match his audience, but on women and gender issues he has remained remarkably stable over decades. In situations where he holds the reins of control, he can be pro-woman: he has rewarded and elevated high-performing female employees of his businesses, most of all his daughter Ivanka.

One thing to consider as the

OPTIONS:
- America campaign heads into this woman territory: His woman problem is also our culture's problem.
- American campaign heads into this woman territory: His woman problem is also our culture's problem.
- Clinton campaign heads into this woman territory: His woman problem is also our culture's problem.
- Donald Trump campaign heads into this woman territory: His woman problem is also our culture's problem.
- Ghiat campaign heads into this woman territory: His woman problem is also our culture's problem.
- Hillary Clinton campaign heads into this woman territory: His woman problem is also our culture's problem.
- Ivanka campaign heads into this woman territory: His woman problem is also our culture's problem.
- Ruth Ben campaign heads into this woman territory: His woman problem is also our culture's problem.
- Trump campaign heads into this woman territory: His woman problem is also our culture's problem.


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Washington (CNN) Following the 2016 election cycle, where a billionaire reality television star took American politics by storm, some words will just never be the same. SAD! From campaign slogans like "Feel the Bern!" and "Make America Great Again," to Donald Trump's favorite political insults, undertones of the 2016 race to the White House will echo for years to come in what were once very ordinary phrases in the English language. How Donald Trump won Here's a look at some of the most notable examples: Low energy Early on in the primary Trump labeled former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush as "low energy," and while the dig seems very mild compared to other nicknames Trump had for his opponents like "Crooked Hillary" and "Lyin' Ted," the insult stuck to the mild-mannered Bush like glue.

You will inevitably ask yourself, "Am I a

OPTIONS:
- American or a Bush?"
- Bush or a Bush?"
- CNN or a Bush?"
- Crooked Hillary or a Bush?"
- Donald Trump or a Bush?"
- English or a Bush?"
- Feel the Bern! or a Bush?"
- Florida or a Bush?"
- Jeb Bush or a Bush?"
- Lyin' Ted or a Bush?"
- Make America Great Again or a Bush?"
- Trump or a Bush?"
- Washington or a Bush?"
- White House or a Bush?"


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Mainz 05 general manager Christian Heidel has warned that English football is on the brink of collapse if Premier League clubs continue to pay such exorbitant fees and wages. The Premier League broke the current spending record by splashing out £870millon during the summer transfer window with Kevin de Bruyne's £54m move from Wolfsburg to Manchester City the most expensive signing of the summer. Outlays like this have led Heidel, who gave former Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp his first management role, to believe the English market could collapse within 'the next two to three years'. Speaking to Bild, Heidel was asked for his opinion on this summer's increasingly high transfer fees and wage offers, particularly those offered to Bundesliga players by clubs from the Premier League.

(

OPTIONS:
- Bild clubs) are paying crazy wages for mediocre players, and that means that they will struggle to get rid of those players in the future.
- Borussia Dortmund clubs) are paying crazy wages for mediocre players, and that means that they will struggle to get rid of those players in the future.
- Bundesliga clubs) are paying crazy wages for mediocre players, and that means that they will struggle to get rid of those players in the future.
- Christian Heidel clubs) are paying crazy wages for mediocre players, and that means that they will struggle to get rid of those players in the future.
- English clubs) are paying crazy wages for mediocre players, and that means that they will struggle to get rid of those players in the future.
- Germany clubs) are paying crazy wages for mediocre players, and that means that they will struggle to get rid of those players in the future.
- Heidel clubs) are paying crazy wages for mediocre players, and that means that they will struggle to get rid of those players in the future.
- Joachim Low clubs) are paying crazy wages for mediocre players, and that means that they will struggle to get rid of those players in the future.
- Jurgen Klopp clubs) are paying crazy wages for mediocre players, and that means that they will struggle to get rid of those players in the future.
- Kevin De Bruyne clubs) are paying crazy wages for mediocre players, and that means that they will struggle to get rid of those players in the future.
- Kevin de Bruyne clubs) are paying crazy wages for mediocre players, and that means that they will struggle to get rid of those players in the future.
- Mainz clubs) are paying crazy wages for mediocre players, and that means that they will struggle to get rid of those players in the future.
- Manchester City clubs) are paying crazy wages for mediocre players, and that means that they will struggle to get rid of those players in the future.
- Premier League clubs) are paying crazy wages for mediocre players, and that means that they will struggle to get rid of those players in the future.
- Wolfsburg clubs) are paying crazy wages for mediocre players, and that means that they will struggle to get rid of those players in the future.


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First it was pricey delicacies like lobster and caviar, then luxury meats such as duck and venison. Now classic French wines are the latest middle-class staple to be given the Lidl treatment, as the budget supermarket has announced a new range of 40 affordable bottles. Bosses at the German retailer say the new range will focus on providing top quality wines, but at the chain's signature low prices. The supermarket has consistently won awards for its wine range, including a £12million 'Claret Offensive' sale last year aimed at tempting in wealthier customers. This year's range will feature bottles from some of France's most famous regions, including Bordeaux, Burgundy, Alsace, The Loire and Rhone Valley.

The cheapest bottle on offer is a £4.99

OPTIONS:
- Aldi from southern France, which is most famous for its red wine, but also produces easy-sipping roses.
- Alsace from southern France, which is most famous for its red wine, but also produces easy-sipping roses.
- Bordeaux from southern France, which is most famous for its red wine, but also produces easy-sipping roses.
- Burgundy from southern France, which is most famous for its red wine, but also produces easy-sipping roses.
- Claret Offensive from southern France, which is most famous for its red wine, but also produces easy-sipping roses.
- Corbieres Rose from southern France, which is most famous for its red wine, but also produces easy-sipping roses.
- France from southern France, which is most famous for its red wine, but also produces easy-sipping roses.
- French from southern France, which is most famous for its red wine, but also produces easy-sipping roses.
- German from southern France, which is most famous for its red wine, but also produces easy-sipping roses.
- Lidl from southern France, which is most famous for its red wine, but also produces easy-sipping roses.
- Rhone Valley from southern France, which is most famous for its red wine, but also produces easy-sipping roses.
- The Loire from southern France, which is most famous for its red wine, but also produces easy-sipping roses.


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(CNN) "I never saw it coming," said Susan, whose family requested that we not use their last names. In 2008, her daughter's cancer came back for the third time. Hope was in her early 30s. They cried together visiting the funeral home, as Hope decided which kind of flowers she wanted at her own memorial. She wanted doves to be released. Meanwhile, Hope's doctor couldn't find any past records of her cancer, a bone cancer known as Ewing's sarcoma. He asked Susan for the names of the doctors who had treated her over the past eight years. Susan went through Hope's drawers and cabinets. Empty.

The tattoo across

OPTIONS:
- CNN's back -- the wings she'd earned -- was a lie.
- Ewing's back -- the wings she'd earned -- was a lie.
- Hope's back -- the wings she'd earned -- was a lie.
- Munchausen's back -- the wings she'd earned -- was a lie.
- Susan's back -- the wings she'd earned -- was a lie.


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(CNN) Though many individuals likely contributed to the President's decision to fire FBI Director James Comey, one notable one may have been Roger Stone, a 64-year-old close friend of Donald Trump and central figure in the FBI investigation into Trump campaign ties to Russia. In the middle of the Watergate scandal, Stone, who engaged in dirty tricks during Richard Nixon's 1972 campaign, was discovered to have hired a Republican operative to infiltrate the George McGovern campaign and was subsequently fired from his job. After the President's resignation, Stone remained an ardent Nixon apologist and loyalist. He even had the man's face tattooed on his back and devoted his life to ruthless, anything-goes politics (or political consulting, as you may know it). Stone's motto was and continues to be: "Admit nothing, deny everything, launch counterattack." And anyone who has watched Trump closely over the years would think it was his personal slogan, too.

Stone was introduced to

OPTIONS:
- CNN in the 1980s by the notorious Roy Cohn.
- Comey in the 1980s by the notorious Roy Cohn.
- D'Antonio in the 1980s by the notorious Roy Cohn.
- Donald Trump in the 1980s by the notorious Roy Cohn.
- FBI in the 1980s by the notorious Roy Cohn.
- George McGovern in the 1980s by the notorious Roy Cohn.
- James Comey in the 1980s by the notorious Roy Cohn.
- Michael D'Antonio in the 1980s by the notorious Roy Cohn.
- Nixon in the 1980s by the notorious Roy Cohn.
- Republican in the 1980s by the notorious Roy Cohn.
- Richard Nixon in the 1980s by the notorious Roy Cohn.
- Roger Stone in the 1980s by the notorious Roy Cohn.
- Russia in the 1980s by the notorious Roy Cohn.
- Stone in the 1980s by the notorious Roy Cohn.
- Trump in the 1980s by the notorious Roy Cohn.
- Watergate in the 1980s by the notorious Roy Cohn.


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(CNN) Greenpeace activists blocked the entrance to Coca-Cola's UK headquarters in London with a 2.5-ton sculpture featuring a seagull regurgitating plastic, and called for the company to do more to help prevent plastic pollution. The campaign group said the sculpture, which depicts an idyllic family beach scene interrupted by birds choking on plastic, was intended to highlight  what it claimed were failings by the company. In a report released on Monday, Greenpeace claimed that Coca-Cola -- the world's largest soft drinks company -- sells more than 100 billion plastic bottles every year. Single-use plastic bottles make up nearly 60% of the packaging produced by the company globally, the report says.

Coca-

OPTIONS:
- CNN has not disclosed how many plastic bottles it produces each year, but a previous Greenpeace study found that 530 billion plastic PET bottles were produced around the world in 2014, just over half of which were recycled.
- Coca has not disclosed how many plastic bottles it produces each year, but a previous Greenpeace study found that 530 billion plastic PET bottles were produced around the world in 2014, just over half of which were recycled.
- Coca-Cola has not disclosed how many plastic bottles it produces each year, but a previous Greenpeace study found that 530 billion plastic PET bottles were produced around the world in 2014, just over half of which were recycled.
- Cola has not disclosed how many plastic bottles it produces each year, but a previous Greenpeace study found that 530 billion plastic PET bottles were produced around the world in 2014, just over half of which were recycled.
- Greenpeace has not disclosed how many plastic bottles it produces each year, but a previous Greenpeace study found that 530 billion plastic PET bottles were produced around the world in 2014, just over half of which were recycled.
- London has not disclosed how many plastic bottles it produces each year, but a previous Greenpeace study found that 530 billion plastic PET bottles were produced around the world in 2014, just over half of which were recycled.
- UK has not disclosed how many plastic bottles it produces each year, but a previous Greenpeace study found that 530 billion plastic PET bottles were produced around the world in 2014, just over half of which were recycled.


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Family and friends who travelled from around the world for an Australian bride's wedding instead face having to attend her funeral after she was allegedly murdered just a week before her big day. Stephanie Scott, 26, was due marry her partner of five years, Aaron Leeson-Woolley, in front of 120 guests in a small town in New South Wales this Saturday. But the English and drama teacher vanished on Sunday while excitedly making final preparations for the wedding. Now police have charged a man with her murder despite not having found her body, leaving her loved ones with the devastating task of continuing the search and making funeral arrangements.

Sunday 10am: She texts her fiancé

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Leeson-Woolley to tell him about her plans for the morning
- Australian to tell him about her plans for the morning
- English to tell him about her plans for the morning
- Family to tell him about her plans for the morning
- New South Wales to tell him about her plans for the morning
- Stephanie Scott to tell him about her plans for the morning


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While Caitlyn Jenner will be honored with an ESPY courage award next month for coming out as transgender, some critics believe other, more deserving candidates have been overlooked. Twitter users questioned why Jenner, who introduced herself as Caitlyn on the cover of Vanity Fair this week, will receive the honor instead of Lauren Hill, the 19-year-old basketball player who lost her  battle with brain cancer in April. 'Elective surgery isn't courage or bravery,' one Twitter user named Kristin wrote on Wednesday. 'Fighting brain cancer with grace and dignity at 19 is. Lauren is most deserving.' 'I googled courage,' added Brandon Saho of Fox19 as he shared a photograph of the teenager and used the hashtag 'LaurenHillEspy'.

Among the critics, Tom Cruise's son Connor also slammed the decision to give the courage prize to

OPTIONS:
- Arthur Ashe Courage Award, saying there were 'people that actually deserve the award'.
- Brandon Saho, saying there were 'people that actually deserve the award'.
- Caitlyn, saying there were 'people that actually deserve the award'.
- Caitlyn Jenner, saying there were 'people that actually deserve the award'.
- ESPN, saying there were 'people that actually deserve the award'.
- ESPY, saying there were 'people that actually deserve the award'.
- Fox19, saying there were 'people that actually deserve the award'.
- Jenner, saying there were 'people that actually deserve the award'.
- Kristin, saying there were 'people that actually deserve the award'.
- Lauren, saying there were 'people that actually deserve the award'.
- Lauren Hill, saying there were 'people that actually deserve the award'.
- LaurenHillEspy, saying there were 'people that actually deserve the award'.
- Los Angeles, saying there were 'people that actually deserve the award'.
- Noah Galloway, saying there were 'people that actually deserve the award'.
- Twitter, saying there were 'people that actually deserve the award'.
- Vanity Fair, saying there were 'people that actually deserve the award'.


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(CNN) -- A cancer treatment that comes in a pill is as effective as the standard chemotherapy for lung patients who had previously been treated for their cancer, according to a study released Thursday. The intravenous chemotherapy treatment had more severe side effects than the pill in this study. Results of a large clinical trial were published in the British medical journal The Lancet. The trial was designed to compare Iressa, a daily pill, to Taxotere, an IV-chemotherapy drug that's administered every three weeks. This international study included more than 1,400 patients for whom standard chemotherapy had been ineffective. "Iressa and Taxotere have same survival outcomes," according to Dr. Edward Kim, lead author of the study and assistant professor in M.D. Anderson Cancer Center's Department of Thoracic/Head and Neck Medical Oncology in Houston, Texas.

Given this information and because another lung cancer pill -- Tarceva -- had shown a survival benefit, the FDA decided that " it is not reasonable to start new patients on

OPTIONS:
- British."
- CNN."
- Edward Kim."
- FDA."
- Iressa."
- Taxotere."
- The Lancet."


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(CNN) Attorney General Jeff Sessions is the Cabinet member who's borne the brunt of President Donald Trump's criticism over the past year. Blamed by the President as the origin of the special counsel's Russia probe, Sessions has been on the end of Twitter barbs and private dress-downs alike. The "beleaguered" attorney general -- as the President has called him -- even offered to resign after heated exchanges, sources told CNN in June. But as he's stuck to his post atop the Justice Department, Sessions has pushed forward the President's agenda in a way perhaps no other agency head has. Since his swearing-in last February, Sessions has enacted sweeping change, prioritizing "tough on crime" policies that, he says, are "restoring the rule of law." In appearances across the country, Sessions has shifted the spotlight to questions of immigration and concerns of crime. He's dismantled a progressive legacy left behind by Obama-era DOJ initiatives and shepherded new Trump directives through the courts. When the Trump administration made the decision to roll back the DACA program, it was Sessions who stood on stage alone.

The divisive issue of immigration in the country has made its way into the front of discussions of national security in

OPTIONS:
- CNN' DOJ.
- Cabinet' DOJ.
- DACA' DOJ.
- DOJ' DOJ.
- Department of Justice' DOJ.
- Donald Trump' DOJ.
- Jeff Sessions' DOJ.
- Justice Department' DOJ.
- Obama' DOJ.
- Russia' DOJ.
- Sessions' DOJ.
- Trump' DOJ.
- Twitter' DOJ.


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A drunk British man is being hailed as a saviour after spending more than £300 ordering pizza for complete strangers in the US. Daniel Sobey-Harker, 27, from London, posted to the social media site Reddit offering to buy a pizza for someone in the US. But instead of purchasing just one pie as he had originally intended the Londoner ended up buying 30 pizzas for strangers. Things took a surreal turn when, after struggling with several different payment options, Daniel bought two digital Bitcoins which, unknowingly to him, were worth $550 (£352). He became so frustrated by the carry on and ended up getting a 'tad merry' after 'getting though nine beers' which led to him placing the giant order, even sending one to a user in Hawaii.

'Not only that but instead of getting angry about obtaining a whole $500 in

OPTIONS:
- Bitcoins, you make it rain pizza instead!
- British, you make it rain pizza instead!
- Daniel, you make it rain pizza instead!
- Daniel Sobey, you make it rain pizza instead!
- Harker, you make it rain pizza instead!
- Hawaii, you make it rain pizza instead!
- London, you make it rain pizza instead!
- Londoner, you make it rain pizza instead!
- Reddit, you make it rain pizza instead!
- US, you make it rain pizza instead!


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(CNN) The saga that ultimately ensnared two of the nation's leading national security officials started under the table at a restaurant at the Georgetown Four Seasons. Whatever happened that night -- and the only on-the-record account we have insists nothing untoward occurred -- by the time the proverbial check had been paid, four careers and reputations had been damaged. One of the other two so sullied, Jill Kelley -- often referenced in the media as a "Tampa socialite" -- on Thursday dropped her case against the U.S. government for violating her privacy rights by leaking her name to the media.

I later learned from reporters that

OPTIONS:
- CIA was advised that if he misrepresented my relationship with him, his mistress would be spared from jail time.
- David Petraeus was advised that if he misrepresented my relationship with him, his mistress would be spared from jail time.
- Georgetown Four Seasons was advised that if he misrepresented my relationship with him, his mistress would be spared from jail time.
- Jill Kelley was advised that if he misrepresented my relationship with him, his mistress would be spared from jail time.
- Tampa was advised that if he misrepresented my relationship with him, his mistress would be spared from jail time.
- U.S. was advised that if he misrepresented my relationship with him, his mistress would be spared from jail time.


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This was a shattering setback for Scotland but also for the sport as it strives to broaden its appeal. An epic World Cup quarter-final ended in confusion and controversy, unrest and rage. For 79 minutes at Twickenham on Sunday, rugby put on its Sunday best and laid on a glorious, pulsating spectacle. But one contentious refereeing decision ensured there was only one divisive talking point in the aftermath of Australia’s last-gasp victory. With 87 seconds left, Vern Cotter’s Scots were leading 34-32 courtesy of a 74th-minute interception try by centre Mark Bennett. The home of English rugby was rocking with kilted fervour as the tartan hordes in the stands prepared to acclaim an historic triumph.

But in a nutshell, the protocols did not allow

OPTIONS:
- Adam Ashley to refer his decision, nor did they allow the TMO to intervene and recommend a review.
- Another Laidlaw to refer his decision, nor did they allow the TMO to intervene and recommend a review.
- Ashley to refer his decision, nor did they allow the TMO to intervene and recommend a review.
- Australia to refer his decision, nor did they allow the TMO to intervene and recommend a review.
- Bernard Foley to refer his decision, nor did they allow the TMO to intervene and recommend a review.
- Cooper to refer his decision, nor did they allow the TMO to intervene and recommend a review.
- Craig Joubert to refer his decision, nor did they allow the TMO to intervene and recommend a review.
- Drew Mitchell to refer his decision, nor did they allow the TMO to intervene and recommend a review.
- English to refer his decision, nor did they allow the TMO to intervene and recommend a review.
- Foley to refer his decision, nor did they allow the TMO to intervene and recommend a review.
- Greig Laidlaw to refer his decision, nor did they allow the TMO to intervene and recommend a review.
- Jon Welsh to refer his decision, nor did they allow the TMO to intervene and recommend a review.
- Mark Bennett to refer his decision, nor did they allow the TMO to intervene and recommend a review.
- Peter Horne to refer his decision, nor did they allow the TMO to intervene and recommend a review.
- Rugby World Cup to refer his decision, nor did they allow the TMO to intervene and recommend a review.
- Scotland to refer his decision, nor did they allow the TMO to intervene and recommend a review.
- Scots to refer his decision, nor did they allow the TMO to intervene and recommend a review.
- Scottish to refer his decision, nor did they allow the TMO to intervene and recommend a review.
- Tevita Kuridrani to refer his decision, nor did they allow the TMO to intervene and recommend a review.
- Twickenham to refer his decision, nor did they allow the TMO to intervene and recommend a review.
- Vern Cotter to refer his decision, nor did they allow the TMO to intervene and recommend a review.
- World Cup to refer his decision, nor did they allow the TMO to intervene and recommend a review.


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Labour leadership favourite Andy Burnham has attacked his party’s ‘toxic’ image under Ed Miliband, along with the former leader’s ‘spiteful’ mansion tax plan. In a dramatic bid to outflank his chief rivals Yvette Cooper and Liz Kendall, the 45-year-old – regarded as the most Left-wing of the three – made an audacious vow to take the party back to the heyday of Tony Blair’s New Labour. In an interview with The Mail on Sunday in his leadership office in Westminster, Burnham: Burnham said he knew the idea was a flop from the moment it was announced – after his mother Eileen told him it was a vote loser. ‘My mum picked up the phone to me and said, “This never works, people don’t like it, it sounds like the 1970s”,’ Burnham revealed.

There is no mistaking it: he takes a series of lethal side swipes at

OPTIONS:
- Andy Burnham.
- Burnham.
- Ed Miliband.
- Eileen.
- Labour.
- Liverpudlian.
- Liz Kendall.
- New Labour.
- The Mail.
- Tony Blair.
- Westminster.
- Yvette Cooper.


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When the musical Oliver! opened in London’s West End on June 30, 1960, one might have expected Ron Moody to be somewhat grateful to the show’s creator Lionel Bart. As Moody, whose death at the age of 91 was announced yesterday, recalled in his autobiography, there were 17 curtain calls that night, including ‘a great cheer establishing me, in all humility, as the star of the show’. Without Bart, Moody would never have got to sing such memorable numbers as Reviewing The Situation and Pick A Pocket Or Two. And yet elsewhere in his memoirs, he described Bart as a ‘bloody stupid little b******’ whose ‘tunes were all derivative’.

After graduating he became the mainstay of many

OPTIONS:
- Bart revues as both a writer and performer.
- Fagin revues as both a writer and performer.
- Jewish revues as both a writer and performer.
- Lionel Bart revues as both a writer and performer.
- London revues as both a writer and performer.
- Moody revues as both a writer and performer.
- Oliver! revues as both a writer and performer.
- Oscar revues as both a writer and performer.
- Pick A Pocket Or Two revues as both a writer and performer.
- Reviewing The Situation revues as both a writer and performer.
- Ron Moody revues as both a writer and performer.
- West End revues as both a writer and performer.


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ISIS is extorting hundreds of millions of pounds from captive residents in Syria and Iraq using an army of tax collectors and informants to fund its so-called caliphate, an investigation has found. People living in territory controlled by the extremists are forced to pay a religious tax, known as 'zakat', to fund salaries that attract recruits and pay for services such as street cleaning and bread subsidies. An investigation  found that the terror group now earns as much from taxation, extortion and confiscation as oil, which brought in a staggering £296million ($450m) during the past year. A religious tax dating back to the days of the Prophet Mohammed, zakat requires Muslims with sufficient income to hand over 2.5 per cent of their capital to those fighting for a holy cause.

'Oil wealth serves several purposes: it provides energy needs for the estimated 10 million civilians living in

OPTIONS:
- ISIS controlled territory and it helps fuel the war machine.
- Iraq controlled territory and it helps fuel the war machine.
- Muslims controlled territory and it helps fuel the war machine.
- Prophet Mohammed controlled territory and it helps fuel the war machine.
- Syria controlled territory and it helps fuel the war machine.


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Almost 20,000 years ago a woman was buried deep within a cave on the Iberian peninsula, stained in sparkling red paint and adorned in yellow flowers. Her grave provides the first evidence of an ancient Magdalenian burial in the region and an engraved stone found near her remains appears to have been a makeshift tombstone. But the reasons why the female - dubbed 'The Red Lady of El Mirón' - was buried in such an elaborate tomb, close to an area where her peers would have lived day-to-day, continues to baffle archaeologists. The Red Lady's remains (burial site pictured) were found in the El Mirón Cave in Cantabria, Spain. Radiocarbon dating suggests she was buried 18,700 years ago. When the remains were first uncovered they were stained with a sparking red material, later found to be red ochre from a haematite crystal

OPTIONS:
- Cantabria hunters  lived in caves, but sites have been found that consisted of shelters made from bones and animals skins.
- El Mirón hunters  lived in caves, but sites have been found that consisted of shelters made from bones and animals skins.
- El Mirón Cave hunters  lived in caves, but sites have been found that consisted of shelters made from bones and animals skins.
- El Mirón hunters  lived in caves, but sites have been found that consisted of shelters made from bones and animals skins.
- Iberian peninsula hunters  lived in caves, but sites have been found that consisted of shelters made from bones and animals skins.
- Magdalenian hunters  lived in caves, but sites have been found that consisted of shelters made from bones and animals skins.
- Red Lady hunters  lived in caves, but sites have been found that consisted of shelters made from bones and animals skins.
- Spain hunters  lived in caves, but sites have been found that consisted of shelters made from bones and animals skins.


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If your budget doesn’t quite stretch to an iPhone 6 or Samsung’s top of the range Galaxy handset, you might consider the OnePlus 2. The smartphone costs less than half the price of an iPhone 6, but boasts a powerful camera, high resolution screen and a fingerprint sensor. Made by a Chinese start-up, the 5.5-inch model is the follow-up to last year’s popular OnePlus One – but you have to be invited to buy one. The OnePlus 2 handset will cost from £239 in the UK when it goes on sale in August. It runs Android Lollipop and features a 5.5-inch, 1080p screen that ‘outperforms in direct sunlight with 178 degrees of crystal clear viewing angles’ as well as a Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 processor.

‘At just 175 grams, the

OPTIONS:
- Android Lollipop is easy and natural to hold,’ the company says.
- Chinese is easy and natural to hold,’ the company says.
- Galaxy is easy and natural to hold,’ the company says.
- OnePlus is easy and natural to hold,’ the company says.
- OnePlus 2 is easy and natural to hold,’ the company says.
- OnePlus One is easy and natural to hold,’ the company says.
- Samsung is easy and natural to hold,’ the company says.
- Snapdragon 810 is easy and natural to hold,’ the company says.
- UK is easy and natural to hold,’ the company says.


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Canadian songwriter and environmental activist Neil Young has taken aim at Starbucks and their relationship with agricultural giant Monsanto in his latest song. Rock Star Bucks A Coffee Shop is part of Young's on-going campaign to highlight the coffee giant's association with Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO). Young has criticized Starbucks for being part of an industry group which has filed a lawsuit against the state of Vermont, the first state to pass a law requiring labels on GM products. 'I want a cup of coffee, but I don't want a GMO. I'd like to start my day off, without helping Monsanto,' sings Young in the music video for his new song.

'Starbucks is not a part of any lawsuit pertaining to

OPTIONS:
- Canadian labeling nor have we provided funding for any campaign,' it said in a statement, while adding that as a chain it preferred a 'national solution' on the issue.
- Coffee Shop labeling nor have we provided funding for any campaign,' it said in a statement, while adding that as a chain it preferred a 'national solution' on the issue.
- GM labeling nor have we provided funding for any campaign,' it said in a statement, while adding that as a chain it preferred a 'national solution' on the issue.
- GMO labeling nor have we provided funding for any campaign,' it said in a statement, while adding that as a chain it preferred a 'national solution' on the issue.
- Genetically Modified Organisms labeling nor have we provided funding for any campaign,' it said in a statement, while adding that as a chain it preferred a 'national solution' on the issue.
- Monsanto labeling nor have we provided funding for any campaign,' it said in a statement, while adding that as a chain it preferred a 'national solution' on the issue.
- Neil Young labeling nor have we provided funding for any campaign,' it said in a statement, while adding that as a chain it preferred a 'national solution' on the issue.
- Rock Star Bucks labeling nor have we provided funding for any campaign,' it said in a statement, while adding that as a chain it preferred a 'national solution' on the issue.
- Starbucks labeling nor have we provided funding for any campaign,' it said in a statement, while adding that as a chain it preferred a 'national solution' on the issue.
- Vermont labeling nor have we provided funding for any campaign,' it said in a statement, while adding that as a chain it preferred a 'national solution' on the issue.
- Young labeling nor have we provided funding for any campaign,' it said in a statement, while adding that as a chain it preferred a 'national solution' on the issue.


Find the right ending to this passage.

TBLISI, Georgia (CNN) -- Russian forces launched an airstrike against a military airfield near the Tbilisi International Airport early Sunday, despite international calls for Russia to stand down from the escalating conflict, Georgian officials told CNN. The attack near the Georgian capital city came after a day of intense fighting in the former Soviet republic, with dozens of Russian warplanes bombing civilian and military targets in Georgia on Saturday. As many as 2,000 people had been killed in the capital of separatist Georgian province South Ossetia, according to a Russian ambassador. "The city of Tskhinvali no longer exists. There is nothing left. It was wiped out by the Georgian military," the Russian news agency Interfax said, quoting the Russian ambassador to Georgia, Vyacheslav Kovalenko.

OPTIONS:
- CNN officials said that more than 30,000 refugees have left South Ossetia and crossed into Russia over the past two days, Interfax reported.
- French officials said that more than 30,000 refugees have left South Ossetia and crossed into Russia over the past two days, Interfax reported.
- Georgia officials said that more than 30,000 refugees have left South Ossetia and crossed into Russia over the past two days, Interfax reported.
- Georgian officials said that more than 30,000 refugees have left South Ossetia and crossed into Russia over the past two days, Interfax reported.
- Interfax officials said that more than 30,000 refugees have left South Ossetia and crossed into Russia over the past two days, Interfax reported.
- Nicolas Sarkozy officials said that more than 30,000 refugees have left South Ossetia and crossed into Russia over the past two days, Interfax reported.
- Russia officials said that more than 30,000 refugees have left South Ossetia and crossed into Russia over the past two days, Interfax reported.
- Russian officials said that more than 30,000 refugees have left South Ossetia and crossed into Russia over the past two days, Interfax reported.
- South Ossetia officials said that more than 30,000 refugees have left South Ossetia and crossed into Russia over the past two days, Interfax reported.
- Soviet officials said that more than 30,000 refugees have left South Ossetia and crossed into Russia over the past two days, Interfax reported.
- TBLISI officials said that more than 30,000 refugees have left South Ossetia and crossed into Russia over the past two days, Interfax reported.
- Tbilisi International Airport officials said that more than 30,000 refugees have left South Ossetia and crossed into Russia over the past two days, Interfax reported.
- Tskhinvali officials said that more than 30,000 refugees have left South Ossetia and crossed into Russia over the past two days, Interfax reported.
- Vyacheslav Kovalenko officials said that more than 30,000 refugees have left South Ossetia and crossed into Russia over the past two days, Interfax reported.


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

Brooklyn Nets rookie Rondae Hollis-Jefferson has revealed New York living costs are so high he was forced to find two housemates to avoid blowing his $1.33million salary on rent. Currently living in north New Jersey, he lives in an apartment with his brother Rahlir and a friend, and has labelled the city's rental costs as 'ridiculous'. The 20-year-old small forward, who moved to the city earlier this year after being drafted to the Nets from the Arizona Wildcats. He told the Wall Street Journal: 'You can live in a nice, three-bedroom condo with all that in Dallas for like two thousand bucks.

'Three bedroom, three-bathroom in

OPTIONS:
- Arizona Wildcats, you’re paying eight grand.
- Brooklyn Nets, you’re paying eight grand.
- Dallas, you’re paying eight grand.
- Hollis, you’re paying eight grand.
- Jefferson, you’re paying eight grand.
- Nets, you’re paying eight grand.
- New Jersey, you’re paying eight grand.
- New York, you’re paying eight grand.
- Pennsylvania, you’re paying eight grand.
- Rahlir, you’re paying eight grand.
- Rondae Hollis, you’re paying eight grand.
- Wall Street Journal, you’re paying eight grand.


(CNN) Miss Colombia isn't holding a grudge against Steve Harvey, despite his mortifying flub a month ago mistakenly naming her the winner of the Miss Universe pageant. She says she isn't even going to sue him, as some lawyers have suggested. But she does have some advice for the television host. "You need to learn how to read cards," Ariadna Gutierrez joked with Harvey during an appearance on his talk show scheduled to air Tuesday. During the finale of the December 20 Miss Universe Pageant, Harvey misread the card listing the winner and runners-up; he announced Gutierrez as the winner.

"That would have been the worst damn joke I ever wrote in my life,"

OPTIONS:
- Ariadna Gutierrez shot back.
- CNN shot back.
- Gutierrez shot back.
- Harvey shot back.
- Miss Colombia shot back.
- Miss Universe shot back.
- Miss Universe Pageant shot back.
- Pageant shot back.
- Steve Harvey shot back.


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Hackers are able to spy on smartphone users anywhere in the world. The flaw is in a global telecom network called Signal System 7 that helps phone carriers across the world, including AT&T and Verizon, route calls and texts. Experts say it is one of the biggest threat to privacy breaches the world has ever seen. Australian TV show Channel Nine's 60 Minutes has revealed just how easy it is for German hackers based in Berlin, to be able to intercept, steal data and geo-track someone's location by using a signalling system, known as SS7 they first revealed earlier this year.

'This is not about spies or terrorists and pollies - this is about every

OPTIONS:
- AT&T that is vulnerable because their phones can be hacked.'
- Australian that is vulnerable because their phones can be hacked.'
- Berlin that is vulnerable because their phones can be hacked.'
- Channel Nine that is vulnerable because their phones can be hacked.'
- German that is vulnerable because their phones can be hacked.'
- Hackers that is vulnerable because their phones can be hacked.'
- SS7 that is vulnerable because their phones can be hacked.'
- Signal System 7 that is vulnerable because their phones can be hacked.'
- Verizon that is vulnerable because their phones can be hacked.'


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Talk about making an entrance. The teams were out for the second half, the spectators were seated and the referees were ready to get going but there was one problem: two players were missing. So Anfield waited patiently, expectantly and then they got what they wanted: emerging from the tunnel, wearing No 7 and No 9, came Luis Suarez and Fernando Torres, two of this stadium’s most revered former sons. This was an afternoon for nostalgia, a chance for Liverpudlians to embrace the past and pay homage to some returning heroes and they grabbed their chance when Suarez and Torres took to the field for this All-Star Charity match, between teams captained by Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher.

Mario Balotelli, who hasn't shown his best form since arriving at

OPTIONS:
- Anfield for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Brad Jones for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Carragher for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Chelsea for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Didier Drogba for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Fernando Torres for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Gerrard for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Jamie Carragher for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Jerome Sinclair for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Liverpool for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Liverpudlians for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Luis Suarez for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Mario Balotelli for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Steven Gerrard for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Suarez for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range
- Torres for £16million in the summer, scored a brilliant goal from long range


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A series of chilling text messages that a suicidal father sent to his increasingly panicked ex-girlfriend in the final moments before he allegedly threw their baby son to his death off a bridge has emerged. As he stood on Connecticut's Arrigoni Bridge with his seven-month-old son Aaden on Sunday night, Tony Moreno, 22, exchanged dozens of texts with his former partner, 19-year-old Adrianne Oyola. In separate messages, he told her: 'Enjoy your new life without us', 'There is no more days [sic]' and 'You're not a parent anymore' - prompting Oyola to frantically ask about her son's whereabouts. Moreno then wrote: 'He's dead', followed by 'And soon I will be too.' Shortly after, the father apparently leaped from the 90ft bridge himself - having already hurled Aaden into the water below.

Oyola, who lived with

OPTIONS:
- Aaden and his family until June 17, reportedly told police officers that she and her ex-boyfriend had not been getting along in the months leading up to Sunday's incident.
- Adrianne Oyola and his family until June 17, reportedly told police officers that she and her ex-boyfriend had not been getting along in the months leading up to Sunday's incident.
- Arrigoni Bridge and his family until June 17, reportedly told police officers that she and her ex-boyfriend had not been getting along in the months leading up to Sunday's incident.
- Connecticut and his family until June 17, reportedly told police officers that she and her ex-boyfriend had not been getting along in the months leading up to Sunday's incident.
- Connecticut River and his family until June 17, reportedly told police officers that she and her ex-boyfriend had not been getting along in the months leading up to Sunday's incident.
- Moreno and his family until June 17, reportedly told police officers that she and her ex-boyfriend had not been getting along in the months leading up to Sunday's incident.
- Oyola and his family until June 17, reportedly told police officers that she and her ex-boyfriend had not been getting along in the months leading up to Sunday's incident.
- Tony Moreno and his family until June 17, reportedly told police officers that she and her ex-boyfriend had not been getting along in the months leading up to Sunday's incident.


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(CNN) Residents of Flint, Michigan, already reeling because of lead contamination in their drinking water, got more disturbing news on Wednesday. Gov. Rick Snyder announced the number of cases of Legionnaires' disease has spiked in Genesee County in the two years since Flint switched its water supply from the Great Lakes to the Flint River. But the increase cannot be directly attributed to the switch, said Nick Lyon, director of the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. Not all the people who got Legionnaires' were exposed to Flint water, he said. From June 2014 to November 2015, at least 87 county residents developed Legionnaires' disease, compared to between six and 13 cases in the four preceding years, Lyon said. Ten patients died, he said.

It was discovered the water had high levels of iron, from the

OPTIONS:
- Flint, and contained lead from the connecting pipes.
- Flint River, and contained lead from the connecting pipes.
- Genesee County, and contained lead from the connecting pipes.
- Great Lakes, and contained lead from the connecting pipes.
- Legionnaires, and contained lead from the connecting pipes.
- Lyon, and contained lead from the connecting pipes.
- Michigan, and contained lead from the connecting pipes.
- Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, and contained lead from the connecting pipes.
- Nick Lyon, and contained lead from the connecting pipes.
- Rick Snyder, and contained lead from the connecting pipes.


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Las Vegas, Nevada (CNN) -- More than 37 million people visit Las Vegas each year for its glitz, glamour and lure of hitting a jackpot. Yet few tourists ever see the dingy world beneath the bright lights: tunnel dwellings that have become home to those down on their luck. Steve Dommer and his girlfriend, Kathryn, live in the depths below the Vegas Strip. They created an elaborate 400-square-foot space, complete with a living room, bedroom, kitchen and workshop to fix bicycles. Everything is elevated off the floor with wooden pallets or milk crates because of potential flooding. Their prized possession is a queen-sized bed, found in a Dumpster near the Palms Casino Resort. "I like to be able to come back and sleep as comfortably as possible," Dommer said, patting his bed.

"After you've done it a few hundred times like I have, you can walk down here without any light at all," said tunnel dweller

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Dommer.
- Iron.
- Kathryn.
- Las Vegas.
- Matthew O'Brien.
- Nevada.
- Palms Casino Resort.
- Steve Dommer.
- Vegas PR.
- Vegas Strip.


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

After three days training amid the bright lights, bingo and all-day breakfasts of Benidorm, Roy Hodgson has decided to stay away from the full English. Not as we have come to know it anyhow. There will be no Wayne Rooney against Spain, with the captain rested, and Hodgson has reframed the nature of these two friendlies amid injuries. They had been billed as the chance to fine-tune his strongest team, but last night the England boss claimed it was more about looking into certain individuals, partnerships and chemistry. This was back to the language which preceded depressing defeats by Germany and Chile in November 2013, when things started to unravel soon after a promising World Cup qualification campaign.

Vardy had been earmarked to play centre forward against

OPTIONS:
- Benidorm.
- Chile.
- England.
- English.
- Germany.
- Harry Kane.
- Hodgson.
- Jamie Vardy.
- Kane.
- Ross Barkley.
- Roy Hodgson.
- Spain.
- Wayne Rooney.
- World Cup.


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(CNN) An iPhone, a pair of earbuds and a few strands from what's believed to be Sherri Papini's hair were found along a northern California jogging path. Nearly a week after the 34-year-old mother of two was reported missing, those are the only leads into her possible whereabouts. "We have found no additional clues or evidence," Shasta County Sheriff Tom Bosenko told HLN. Last Wednesday, Papini went for a jog as usual, Bosenko said. Neighbors told authorities she was last seen in the mid- to late-morning or early afternoon. She wore a pink jogging top. Later that day, her husband Keith arrived home and it was unusually quiet, he told CNN affiliate KRCR-TV.

Sheila Koester, Sherri's older sister, told the station that

OPTIONS:
- Bosenko texted her husband that morning to see if he was coming home for lunch.
- CNN texted her husband that morning to see if he was coming home for lunch.
- California texted her husband that morning to see if he was coming home for lunch.
- HLN texted her husband that morning to see if he was coming home for lunch.
- KRCR texted her husband that morning to see if he was coming home for lunch.
- Keith texted her husband that morning to see if he was coming home for lunch.
- Papini texted her husband that morning to see if he was coming home for lunch.
- Shasta County texted her husband that morning to see if he was coming home for lunch.
- Sherri Papini texted her husband that morning to see if he was coming home for lunch.
- Tom Bosenko texted her husband that morning to see if he was coming home for lunch.


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England manager Mark Sampson believes his team produced the perfect response to 'the doubters and the haters' after powering through to the Women's World Cup quarter-finals. Right-back Lucy Bronze hit a powerful 20-yard winner as England beat Norway 2-1 in Ottawa, teeing up a shot at tournament hosts Canada on Saturday night. Sampson feels women's football has been treated with derision in England at times, so for his Lionesses to produce a gutsy performance that showed they have the determination to reach the top was immensely satisfying. 'The women's football community has taken some flak,' said Sampson. 'We've had to go through some tough times, we've had a lot of doubters and a lot of haters in the past, but we've stayed on task and we've stuck together.

Sampson is delighted to have her on board, even if one back-pass against Norway almost landed

OPTIONS:
- Canada and England in big trouble.
- England and England in big trouble.
- Lionesses and England in big trouble.
- Lucy Bronze and England in big trouble.
- Mark Sampson and England in big trouble.
- Norway and England in big trouble.
- Ottawa and England in big trouble.
- Sampson and England in big trouble.
- Women's World Cup and England in big trouble.
- World Cup and England in big trouble.


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A British woman told today of her horror at finding her two best friends shot dead on a sofa at a villa in Spain. Peter Tarsey and his wife, Jean, both 77, were found covered in a green raincoat, each killed with a single bullet in a double murder of 'terrible cruelty'. The friend, Ann, said she had gone to the house on Sunday afternoon with another friend because she was concerned at not being able to reach the couple on the phone. The expat, who had been friends with the couple for 25 years, said: 'I knew something was wrong as soon as we got there. What we found was like something out of your worst nightmare.

The four friends went out for lunch every Sunday and

OPTIONS:
- Ann became concerned when she could not raise them on the phone.
- British became concerned when she could not raise them on the phone.
- Jean became concerned when she could not raise them on the phone.
- Peter Tarsey became concerned when she could not raise them on the phone.
- Spain became concerned when she could not raise them on the phone.


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A nervous Lindsey Vonn was back at Augusta on Friday to watch her beau Tiger Woods in his quest for a fifth Masters title - and fifth green jacket. And while it was a good day Woods, the golfing great still had some stressful moments and still has a way to go in catching up to leader, 21-year-old Jordan Spieth. Heading into the weekend he is a very, very distant 12 strokes behind a seemingly unstoppable Spieth, with 36 holes left to play. Scroll down for video Lindsey Vonn was back at Augusta Friday to watch boyfriend Tiger Woods (above) play in the second round of the Masters

'I'm still right there,' 14-time major winner

OPTIONS:
- American said of his position going into the weekend
- Augusta said of his position going into the weekend
- Jordan Spieth said of his position going into the weekend
- Lindsey Vonn said of his position going into the weekend
- Masters said of his position going into the weekend
- Spieth said of his position going into the weekend
- Tiger Woods said of his position going into the weekend
- Vonn said of his position going into the weekend
- Woods said of his position going into the weekend


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A vicar groped an elderly woman in her own home while her husband was out after she let him into the house because he was a 'man of the church', a court heard. The Reverend Roy Catchpole, 69, allegedly carried out a string of sex attacks on the woman during his tenure as vicar of St Paul's Church in Sherborne, Dorset. His alleged victim, who can not be named for legal reasons, said Catchpole touched her breasts, pulled down her pyjama bottoms and commented on her body during visits to her house between August 2013 and June last year. Catchpole, who has since retired, is also accused of exposing himself to the retired woman, and said to have downed Stella Artois lager before one of the alleged attacks.

'It is her fragility and her personality that made her such a perfect target for the indecencies of Mr

OPTIONS:
- Catchpole and Mr Catchpole knew this,' she said.
- Dorset and Mr Catchpole knew this,' she said.
- Pensioner and Mr Catchpole knew this,' she said.
- Roy Catchpole and Mr Catchpole knew this,' she said.
- Sherborne and Mr Catchpole knew this,' she said.
- St Paul's Church and Mr Catchpole knew this,' she said.
- Stella Artois and Mr Catchpole knew this,' she said.


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CNN said Thursday that it is working to verify the identity of the Nepalese patient operated on this spring by its medical correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta, following a published report that said Gupta mistakenly told viewers that he had treated someone else. Gupta, a practicing brain surgeon, operated on a girl on April 27 at Kathmandu's Bir Hospital shortly after he had been sent to Nepal to cover the aftermath of a deadly earthquake there. In a video report that day, Gupta identified the patient as 8-year-old Salina Dahal and said she needed emergency surgery because of a fractured skull, blood clot and swelling of the brain.

'Sanjay spent a week in

OPTIONS:
- Bir Hospital, helped save a young life in the operating room, and we couldn't be prouder of him,' CNN said in a statement provided by Khairzada.
- CNN, helped save a young life in the operating room, and we couldn't be prouder of him,' CNN said in a statement provided by Khairzada.
- Gupta, helped save a young life in the operating room, and we couldn't be prouder of him,' CNN said in a statement provided by Khairzada.
- Kathmandu, helped save a young life in the operating room, and we couldn't be prouder of him,' CNN said in a statement provided by Khairzada.
- Nepal, helped save a young life in the operating room, and we couldn't be prouder of him,' CNN said in a statement provided by Khairzada.
- Nepalese, helped save a young life in the operating room, and we couldn't be prouder of him,' CNN said in a statement provided by Khairzada.
- Salina Dahal, helped save a young life in the operating room, and we couldn't be prouder of him,' CNN said in a statement provided by Khairzada.
- Sandhya Chalise, helped save a young life in the operating room, and we couldn't be prouder of him,' CNN said in a statement provided by Khairzada.
- Sanjay Gupta, helped save a young life in the operating room, and we couldn't be prouder of him,' CNN said in a statement provided by Khairzada.


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(CNN) The man convicted of shooting at George Zimmerman in a road rage incident has been sentenced to 20 years in prison, Florida authorities said Monday. Matthew Apperson was convicted of attempted second-degree murder in September. In addition to the 20-year sentence, he was also given a 15-year concurrent sentence for aggravated assault stemming from the same incident, Seminole County State Attorney spokeswoman Lynne Bumpus-Hooper said. The road rage incident happened in Lake Mary, Florida, in May 2015. Zimmerman testified that Apperson followed him, flashing his lights and honking his horn. Apperson pulled up beside Zimmerman and shot at him, but the bullet missed, Zimmerman said. He was cut by glass from a shattered window.

OPTIONS:
- Apperson was acquitted of a second-degree murder charge in 2013.
- Florida was acquitted of a second-degree murder charge in 2013.
- George Zimmerman was acquitted of a second-degree murder charge in 2013.
- Hooper was acquitted of a second-degree murder charge in 2013.
- Lake Mary was acquitted of a second-degree murder charge in 2013.
- Lynne Bumpus was acquitted of a second-degree murder charge in 2013.
- Matthew Apperson was acquitted of a second-degree murder charge in 2013.
- Seminole County was acquitted of a second-degree murder charge in 2013.
- Zimmerman was acquitted of a second-degree murder charge in 2013.


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A Klimt portrait a Jewish family were forced to leave behind when they fled the Nazis in 1938 is to be returned to them - and sold for up to £18million at auction. Gertrud Loew was 19 when Gustav Klimt painted her portrait in 1902 as her father, Dr Anton Loew, was friends with the celebrated artist. The family were forced to flee Vienna after the Nazis seized power in 1938, leaving behind the painting and Gertrud's grand home, which eventually became a headquarters for the occupiers. The portrait was acquired by one of Klimt's sons, Gustav Ucicky, a filmmaker who made propaganda movies for Nazi Germany and who kept it as part of a collection about his father's work.

Her granddaughter said the painting perfectly represented the 'brave and determined' nature of the young

OPTIONS:
- America.
- Anton Loew.
- Germany.
- Gertrud.
- Gertrud Loew.
- Gustav Klimt.
- Gustav Ucicky.
- Jewish.
- Klimt.
- Nazi.
- Nazis.
- Portrait.
- Sotheby's.
- Vienna.


(CNN) -- Fifty-three determined men and women will sport Nigeria's green and white colors during the London Games -- the second-biggest Olympic team hailing from Sub-Saharan Africa -- carrying the nation's hopes for the first gold medal in 16 years. Amongst those bidding for Olympic glory is canoeist Johny Akinyemi, the first athlete to paddle for Nigeria at the world's major sport event -- the 23-year-old enters the race on July 29, just two days after the Games' opening ceremony. Born and raised in the UK to a Nigerian father and a British mother, Akinyemi's path to the 30th Olympiad has been as winding as the whitewater courses he navigates.

"Just to see where your roots are, to see your heritage and what makes you a person -- there's a Nigerian boy within me and there's a

OPTIONS:
- 30th Olympiad boy within me, I've only seen the British side of things until I went back to Nigeria and saw my Nigerian heritage and that's something I'm proud of."
- African boy within me, I've only seen the British side of things until I went back to Nigeria and saw my Nigerian heritage and that's something I'm proud of."
- Akinyemi boy within me, I've only seen the British side of things until I went back to Nigeria and saw my Nigerian heritage and that's something I'm proud of."
- Britain boy within me, I've only seen the British side of things until I went back to Nigeria and saw my Nigerian heritage and that's something I'm proud of."
- British boy within me, I've only seen the British side of things until I went back to Nigeria and saw my Nigerian heritage and that's something I'm proud of."
- CNN boy within me, I've only seen the British side of things until I went back to Nigeria and saw my Nigerian heritage and that's something I'm proud of."
- Games boy within me, I've only seen the British side of things until I went back to Nigeria and saw my Nigerian heritage and that's something I'm proud of."
- Johny Akinyemi boy within me, I've only seen the British side of things until I went back to Nigeria and saw my Nigerian heritage and that's something I'm proud of."
- London Games boy within me, I've only seen the British side of things until I went back to Nigeria and saw my Nigerian heritage and that's something I'm proud of."
- Nigeria boy within me, I've only seen the British side of things until I went back to Nigeria and saw my Nigerian heritage and that's something I'm proud of."
- Nigerian boy within me, I've only seen the British side of things until I went back to Nigeria and saw my Nigerian heritage and that's something I'm proud of."
- Olympic boy within me, I've only seen the British side of things until I went back to Nigeria and saw my Nigerian heritage and that's something I'm proud of."
- Sub-Saharan Africa boy within me, I've only seen the British side of things until I went back to Nigeria and saw my Nigerian heritage and that's something I'm proud of."
- UK boy within me, I've only seen the British side of things until I went back to Nigeria and saw my Nigerian heritage and that's something I'm proud of."


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Like his previous encounter against Slaven Bilic; Newcastle manager Steve McClaren ended Monday night a loser. The last time the managerial duo clashed, England's hopes of qualifying for Euro 2008 were ended by Croatia as McClaren suffered the most humiliating night of his career at Wembley. This time, Bilic had his number again; the Hammers cruising to victory over hapless Newcastle. Ratings by Adam Shergold That fateful night in November 2007 coined the phrase 'Wally with the Brolly'. At least the heavy rain that had engulfed east London subsided before kick off. If not; then McClaren may have faced another raft of embarrassing puns on Tuesday morning.

If before the game the talk was about McClaren versus Bilic, then by the final whistle

OPTIONS:
- Adam Shergold was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Andy Carroll was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Bilic was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Croatia was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Dimitri Payet was the only name on supporters' lips.
- England was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Euro 2008 was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Hammers was the only name on supporters' lips.
- London was the only name on supporters' lips.
- McClaren was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Newcastle was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Payet was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Premier League was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Slaven Bilic was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Steve McClaren was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Upton Park was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Wally with the Brolly was the only name on supporters' lips.
- Wembley was the only name on supporters' lips.
- West Ham was the only name on supporters' lips.


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Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) When the Afghan Muppet named Zari makes an appearance at an orphanage on the outskirts of Kabul, the faces of the children light up in wonder. Three-year-old Tahira Sreen keeps interrupting the Muppet, getting up and kissing its fuzzy purple cheeks. Meanwhile, a five-year-old Sadaf says she wants to let Zari play with her dolls. "We will also make food for Zari," Tahira chimes in. The two young women who take turns bringing Zari to life say these children's reaction is not unusual. "When they see Zari they are looking so happy," says 18-year-old Sima Sultani, the puppeteer who voices the character in the Pashto language, Dari.

But in the show's fifth year, Zari, supposed to represent a six-year-old

OPTIONS:
- Afghan girl, was introduced.
- Afghanistan girl, was introduced.
- CNN girl, was introduced.
- Dari girl, was introduced.
- Kabul girl, was introduced.
- Pashto girl, was introduced.
- Sadaf girl, was introduced.
- Sesame Street girl, was introduced.
- Sima Sultani girl, was introduced.
- Tahira girl, was introduced.
- Tahira Sreen girl, was introduced.
- Zari girl, was introduced.


Serie A giants Roma are moving ahead with an ambitious £1billion plan for a new, privately financed stadium and surrounding business and entertainment centre. Pending government approval, construction will begin on the city's outskirts by December and last up to two years, the club's American president James Pallotta announced Monday as he handed over a detailed dossier on the project to city authorities. 'If we are going to consistently compete as a top club in the world we need a new stadium, a stadium that is privately owned by AS Roma,' Pallotta said, adding that the entire project will amount to 'one of the most important projects in Italy in many, many decades.'

The 300 acre area will also include a training ground for

OPTIONS:
- AS Roma, three high-rise office towers, plus parks and commercial and entertainment areas.
- American, three high-rise office towers, plus parks and commercial and entertainment areas.
- Italy, three high-rise office towers, plus parks and commercial and entertainment areas.
- James Pallotta, three high-rise office towers, plus parks and commercial and entertainment areas.
- Lazio, three high-rise office towers, plus parks and commercial and entertainment areas.
- Pallotta, three high-rise office towers, plus parks and commercial and entertainment areas.
- Roma, three high-rise office towers, plus parks and commercial and entertainment areas.
- Serie A, three high-rise office towers, plus parks and commercial and entertainment areas.
- Stadio Olimpico, three high-rise office towers, plus parks and commercial and entertainment areas.
- Stadium, three high-rise office towers, plus parks and commercial and entertainment areas.


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Britain will be saddled with a crippling extra £148billion of debt if the SNP wins a share of power, the Treasury warned last night. The official costing of Nicola Sturgeon's plans reveals they involve a massive spending spree that would have to be funded by higher taxes or even higher borrowing. The analysis, conducted by Treasury officials and signed off by the Permanent Secretary, show that spending under the SNP would be £148billion higher than forecast in this month's Budget. It came as Gordon Brown used his valedictory speech in the Commons to warn that the 'fragile' UK is 'potentially at a point of departure' in the wake of last year's referendum on Scottish independence.

The

OPTIONS:
- Alex Salmond's plans were facing fresh scrutiny last night over claims that the party 'fiddled the figures' in order to hide a £4.1billion hole in its bid for Scotland to be handed full economic powers.
- Britain's plans were facing fresh scrutiny last night over claims that the party 'fiddled the figures' in order to hide a £4.1billion hole in its bid for Scotland to be handed full economic powers.
- Commons's plans were facing fresh scrutiny last night over claims that the party 'fiddled the figures' in order to hide a £4.1billion hole in its bid for Scotland to be handed full economic powers.
- David Cameron's plans were facing fresh scrutiny last night over claims that the party 'fiddled the figures' in order to hide a £4.1billion hole in its bid for Scotland to be handed full economic powers.
- Gordon Brown's plans were facing fresh scrutiny last night over claims that the party 'fiddled the figures' in order to hide a £4.1billion hole in its bid for Scotland to be handed full economic powers.
- Labour's plans were facing fresh scrutiny last night over claims that the party 'fiddled the figures' in order to hide a £4.1billion hole in its bid for Scotland to be handed full economic powers.
- Miliband's plans were facing fresh scrutiny last night over claims that the party 'fiddled the figures' in order to hide a £4.1billion hole in its bid for Scotland to be handed full economic powers.
- Nicola Sturgeon's plans were facing fresh scrutiny last night over claims that the party 'fiddled the figures' in order to hide a £4.1billion hole in its bid for Scotland to be handed full economic powers.
- SNP's plans were facing fresh scrutiny last night over claims that the party 'fiddled the figures' in order to hide a £4.1billion hole in its bid for Scotland to be handed full economic powers.
- Scottish's plans were facing fresh scrutiny last night over claims that the party 'fiddled the figures' in order to hide a £4.1billion hole in its bid for Scotland to be handed full economic powers.
- Tories's plans were facing fresh scrutiny last night over claims that the party 'fiddled the figures' in order to hide a £4.1billion hole in its bid for Scotland to be handed full economic powers.
- Treasury's plans were facing fresh scrutiny last night over claims that the party 'fiddled the figures' in order to hide a £4.1billion hole in its bid for Scotland to be handed full economic powers.
- UK's plans were facing fresh scrutiny last night over claims that the party 'fiddled the figures' in order to hide a £4.1billion hole in its bid for Scotland to be handed full economic powers.


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(CNN) In a 2009 radio interview with Don Imus uncovered by CNN's KFile, Donald Trump claimed he did not vote for President George W. Bush. Four years earlier, in an interview on Fox News following the 2004 presidential election, Trump said the exact opposite: that he did vote Bush despite his opposition to the Iraq War. As recently as January of this year, Trump said he voted for Bush in both the 2000 and 2004 presidential elections. Speaking with Imus in February 2009, Trump said, "You know how I feel about Bush, and I think you got to feel that way, also."

You didn't vote for Bush, did you?," O'Reilly asked

OPTIONS:
- Bush.
- CNN.
- Don Imus.
- Donald Trump.
- Fox News.
- George W. Bush.
- Imus.
- Iraq War.
- KFile.
- Trump.


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She leads a  double life as a producer - almost like the kind of dramatic ones they show in the movies. As the moneybag behind several cutting-edge films, Ekta Kapoor keeps reinventing Hindi crossover time and again. But in her soap dramas, she celebrates clichés, routinely drawing accusations of promoting regressive stereotypes that insult the modern Indian woman through her TV shows. 'What is a modern Indian woman? I find the term amusing,' Ekta retorts. 'Indian women have forever been strong multitasking individuals. They have always been emancipated.' The subject comes up as we chat about her new show Naagin, which is enjoying steady ratings as all Ekta soaps do. Call it cool or call it trash, Indian television owes its current shape to Ekta.

And small town people have simple thinking,' she reasons, on why

OPTIONS:
- Ekta television refuses to move to more complicated levels.
- Ekta Kapoor television refuses to move to more complicated levels.
- Hindi television refuses to move to more complicated levels.
- Indian television refuses to move to more complicated levels.
- Kapoor television refuses to move to more complicated levels.
- Mouni Roy television refuses to move to more complicated levels.
- Naagin television refuses to move to more complicated levels.


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The shock resignation of the Greek finance minister in the wake of the country's historic referendum ‘no’ vote left European stock markets weak today. The FTSE 100 index of leading shares in London fell 50.1 points or 0.76 per cent to 6,535.7 by the close, while the Frankfurt and Paris leading indices were down 1.1 and 1.7 per cent respectively. But market volatility was not as bad as many in the City had feared after Yanis Varoufakis sensationally quit following the country's overwhelming vote to reject the austerity terms demanded by international creditors. Trustnet Direct analyst Tony Cross said: 'Yesterday's referendum saw the electorate squarely refute the idea of buying into creditor demand and by all accounts this is paving the way for Greece to exit the eurozone, but so far the reaction has been rather less dramatic than many had been expecting.'

If banks open on Tuesday, without

OPTIONS:
- City providing sufficient liquidity, they will be drained of cash by midday!’
- ECB providing sufficient liquidity, they will be drained of cash by midday!’
- European providing sufficient liquidity, they will be drained of cash by midday!’
- FTSE 100 providing sufficient liquidity, they will be drained of cash by midday!’
- Frankfurt providing sufficient liquidity, they will be drained of cash by midday!’
- French providing sufficient liquidity, they will be drained of cash by midday!’
- German providing sufficient liquidity, they will be drained of cash by midday!’
- Greece providing sufficient liquidity, they will be drained of cash by midday!’
- Greek providing sufficient liquidity, they will be drained of cash by midday!’
- London providing sufficient liquidity, they will be drained of cash by midday!’
- Paris providing sufficient liquidity, they will be drained of cash by midday!’
- Tony Cross providing sufficient liquidity, they will be drained of cash by midday!’
- Trustnet Direct providing sufficient liquidity, they will be drained of cash by midday!’
- Yanis Varoufakis providing sufficient liquidity, they will be drained of cash by midday!’


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He joined The Daily Show as a correspondent only three months ago. But now, Trevor Noah has reportedly emerged as the frontrunner to replace host Jon Stewart. The 31-year-old South African comedian has apparently been named on a short list of potential successors to Stewart, 52, who will step down from his role on the Comedy Central show this year. He is being considered for an integral position on the program, a source close to the matter told Variety magazine. However, no final decision has yet been reached by network executives. Scroll down for video Replacement? Trevor Noah (left) joined The Daily Show as a correspondent three months ago. But now, he has reportedly emerged as the frontrunner to replace the Comedy Central program's host Jon Stewart (right)

According to the source,

OPTIONS:
- Comedy Central's efforts to select a replacement for Stewart - who has hosted the satirical news show for a staggering 16 years - have gained speed in recent days.
- Jon Stewart's efforts to select a replacement for Stewart - who has hosted the satirical news show for a staggering 16 years - have gained speed in recent days.
- Late Show With David Letterman's efforts to select a replacement for Stewart - who has hosted the satirical news show for a staggering 16 years - have gained speed in recent days.
- Noah's efforts to select a replacement for Stewart - who has hosted the satirical news show for a staggering 16 years - have gained speed in recent days.
- Source's efforts to select a replacement for Stewart - who has hosted the satirical news show for a staggering 16 years - have gained speed in recent days.
- South Africa's efforts to select a replacement for Stewart - who has hosted the satirical news show for a staggering 16 years - have gained speed in recent days.
- South African's efforts to select a replacement for Stewart - who has hosted the satirical news show for a staggering 16 years - have gained speed in recent days.
- Stewart's efforts to select a replacement for Stewart - who has hosted the satirical news show for a staggering 16 years - have gained speed in recent days.
- The Daily Show's efforts to select a replacement for Stewart - who has hosted the satirical news show for a staggering 16 years - have gained speed in recent days.
- The Tonight Show's efforts to select a replacement for Stewart - who has hosted the satirical news show for a staggering 16 years - have gained speed in recent days.
- Trevor Noah's efforts to select a replacement for Stewart - who has hosted the satirical news show for a staggering 16 years - have gained speed in recent days.
- Variety's efforts to select a replacement for Stewart - who has hosted the satirical news show for a staggering 16 years - have gained speed in recent days.


Moses Odubajo hit a stoppage-time equaliser to deny Millwall a precious three points in their bid to avoid relegation from the Sky Bet Championship. The Lions looked set to collect their first win in nine attempts - and their first under interim boss Neil Harris - as they led 2-0 through goals in each half from Lee Gregory and Aiden O'Brien. But Brentford, also desperate for points at the other end of the table to maintain their promotion bid, pulled one back through Alex Pritchard's penalty before Odubajo snatched a 2-2 draw at the death. Moses Odubajo celebreates as he hits a stoppage-time equaliser to deny Millwall a precious three points

And in the first minute of injury time, with

OPTIONS:
- Aiden O'Brien pegged back in their own penalty area, right-back Odubajo fired through a crowd of players to snatch a dramatic equaliser.
- Alex Pritchard pegged back in their own penalty area, right-back Odubajo fired through a crowd of players to snatch a dramatic equaliser.
- Brentford pegged back in their own penalty area, right-back Odubajo fired through a crowd of players to snatch a dramatic equaliser.
- Griffin Park pegged back in their own penalty area, right-back Odubajo fired through a crowd of players to snatch a dramatic equaliser.
- Lee Gregory pegged back in their own penalty area, right-back Odubajo fired through a crowd of players to snatch a dramatic equaliser.
- Lions pegged back in their own penalty area, right-back Odubajo fired through a crowd of players to snatch a dramatic equaliser.
- Millwall pegged back in their own penalty area, right-back Odubajo fired through a crowd of players to snatch a dramatic equaliser.
- Moses Odubajo pegged back in their own penalty area, right-back Odubajo fired through a crowd of players to snatch a dramatic equaliser.
- Neil Harris pegged back in their own penalty area, right-back Odubajo fired through a crowd of players to snatch a dramatic equaliser.
- Odubajo pegged back in their own penalty area, right-back Odubajo fired through a crowd of players to snatch a dramatic equaliser.
- Sky Bet Championship pegged back in their own penalty area, right-back Odubajo fired through a crowd of players to snatch a dramatic equaliser.


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They famously won Scotland's first gold medals in the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow – two sisters united by their sporting success and their love of judo. Louise and Kimberley Renicks hoped their astonishing double triumph would pave the way for ever-greater sporting success – and even help them achieve their ultimate goal: a place on the Olympic podium. But a year on from the outstanding performances which saw them winning gold medals within 45 minutes of each other, their dream of claiming further glory for themselves and for their country is under threat. With no major sponsors and no ongoing funding from lottery grants or sporting authorities, they are struggling to fund their careers.

She says: 'I won't ever abandon

OPTIONS:
- Commonwealth Games because no one knows us better than we know each other.
- Glasgow because no one knows us better than we know each other.
- Kimberley Renicks because no one knows us better than we know each other.
- Louise because no one knows us better than we know each other.
- Olympic because no one knows us better than we know each other.
- Rio because no one knows us better than we know each other.
- Scotland because no one knows us better than we know each other.
- Sisters Louise because no one knows us better than we know each other.
- Will because no one knows us better than we know each other.


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Ronnie McKinnon paid an emotional tribute to friend and former Rangers team-mate Colin Jackson and insisted that the Ibrox club have lost one of their great servants of the post-war era. McKinnon and Jackson were the defensive rock upon which the foundations for the Light Blues' finest hour in the European Cup Winners' Cup triumph of 1972 was built - although cruel fate was to ensure that both suffered the devastation of watching the final from the sidelines. However, Jackson,who has lost his battle with leukemia at the age of 68, was more than an excellent centre back who contributed greatly to the club's glories in the 1970s. McKinnon described him as a thoroughly decent individual who put others before himself.

It was a blessing in disguise as

OPTIONS:
- Colin Jackson was at the heart of one of the great periods in Rangers' history, winning nine major honours in the space of four years.
- European Cup Winners' Cup was at the heart of one of the great periods in Rangers' history, winning nine major honours in the space of four years.
- Ibrox was at the heart of one of the great periods in Rangers' history, winning nine major honours in the space of four years.
- Jackson was at the heart of one of the great periods in Rangers' history, winning nine major honours in the space of four years.
- Light Blues was at the heart of one of the great periods in Rangers' history, winning nine major honours in the space of four years.
- McKinnon was at the heart of one of the great periods in Rangers' history, winning nine major honours in the space of four years.
- Rangers was at the heart of one of the great periods in Rangers' history, winning nine major honours in the space of four years.
- Ronnie McKinnon was at the heart of one of the great periods in Rangers' history, winning nine major honours in the space of four years.


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On 14 August 1945, as Japan surrendered at the end of World War Two, celebrations broke out in New York City’s Times Square. Famously, during the celebrations a sailor and a woman embraced in a passionate kiss, but mystery has surrounded the photo - who were they, and when was the photo taken? Now, by studying the shadows nearby, a team of astronomers have found the exact time for the kiss, which may shed light on the couple’s identity: 5.51pm on 14 August. Known popularly as the VJ Day Kiss, which stands for Victory in Japan Day, the picture was captured by Life magazine photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt.

They were probably all there, and kisses were common in

OPTIONS:
- Alfred Eisenstaedt on VJ Day.'
- Japan on VJ Day.'
- Japan Day on VJ Day.'
- Life on VJ Day.'
- New York on VJ Day.'
- New York City on VJ Day.'
- Texas on VJ Day.'
- Times Square on VJ Day.'
- VJ Day Kiss on VJ Day.'
- World War Two on VJ Day.'


Virgil van Dijk pleaded with Celtic on Wednesday night to sell him this summer so he can fulfil his European dream with Holland. The Dutch defender told media in his homeland he had been left disappointed that bids for him have been blocked by the Parkhead club during previous transfer windows. But in a move that will dismay Celtic fans, the defender is determined to leave Scottish football behind — citing the top leagues in England, Germany, Spain and France as his preferred destinations — or face kissing goodbye to his hopes of going to the European Championship next summer as part of Guus Hiddink’s Holland squad.

Especially when you think of the

OPTIONS:
- Bhoys next year.
- Celtic next year.
- Champions League next year.
- Dutch next year.
- England next year.
- Europe next year.
- European next year.
- European Championship next year.
- France next year.
- Germany next year.
- Guus Hiddink next year.
- Holland next year.
- Old Firm next year.
- Parkhead next year.
- Scottish next year.
- Spain next year.
- Tom Boyd next year.
- Van Dijk next year.
- Virgil van Dijk next year.


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The wife of a Navy veteran who was battered to death with a claw hammer by his crazed pensioner neighbour has spoken of how stumbling upon the bloody scene will 'stay with me for ever'. Enid Hatch, 70, told of the horror as she ran out to the communal hallway of their sheltered housing complex near Cardiff to help what she thought was an injured man, only to discover blood splattered walls where her husband had been brutally beaten yards away. The man was in fact Alan Rogers, 73, who had smashed the skull of 76-year-old Fred Hatch. Yesterday Rogers was sentenced to a hospital order under the Mental Health Act and told he may never be released.

Mrs Hatch said: '

OPTIONS:
- Alan Rogers didn't deserve to die this way - we had many happy years ahead of us.
- Betty didn't deserve to die this way - we had many happy years ahead of us.
- Cardiff didn't deserve to die this way - we had many happy years ahead of us.
- Enid Hatch didn't deserve to die this way - we had many happy years ahead of us.
- Fred Hatch didn't deserve to die this way - we had many happy years ahead of us.
- Hatch didn't deserve to die this way - we had many happy years ahead of us.
- Mental Health Act didn't deserve to die this way - we had many happy years ahead of us.
- Navy didn't deserve to die this way - we had many happy years ahead of us.
- Rogers didn't deserve to die this way - we had many happy years ahead of us.


(CNN) Joycelyn Savage says she has a message for her father regarding his concerns about her being with R. Kelly: please stop. Savage, 21, appeared in a video posted on TMZ Wednesday in which she said she wanted to direct a message to her family and especially to her father, Timothy Savage. "Dad you know everything that's gone on with the media and the internet with what you have done is a complete disaster and you need to stop," she said. "Because right now I am fed up with everything you are doing. You are embarrassing me and the whole entire family."

"Mr. Robert Kelly is both alarmed and disturbed at the recent revelations attributed to him,"

OPTIONS:
- CNN's attorney Linda Mensch said in a statement provided to CNN on Monday.
- Dad's attorney Linda Mensch said in a statement provided to CNN on Monday.
- Joycelyn Savage's attorney Linda Mensch said in a statement provided to CNN on Monday.
- R. Kelly's attorney Linda Mensch said in a statement provided to CNN on Monday.
- Savage's attorney Linda Mensch said in a statement provided to CNN on Monday.
- TMZ's attorney Linda Mensch said in a statement provided to CNN on Monday.
- Timothy Savage's attorney Linda Mensch said in a statement provided to CNN on Monday.


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A bearded tattoo artist has dressed up as Disney's Elsa- complete with dress and long blonde wig- to take his daughter to a Frozen singalong. Devoted father Rob Chillingworth was snapped riding the tube with his daughter Ruby, who was dressed as snowman Olaf, on the way to the party. The 16st heavy metal fan, from Waltham Abbey in Essex, had his blue sparkly dress and cape specially made to resemble the Disney princess. The picture quickly went viral with more than 1.5 million views in just three days and many hailing him as 'father of the year'. Scroll down for video

In the Disney film, flawed heroine

OPTIONS:
- Disney has magical powers meaning almost everything she touches turns to ice.
- Elsa has magical powers meaning almost everything she touches turns to ice.
- Essex has magical powers meaning almost everything she touches turns to ice.
- Frozen has magical powers meaning almost everything she touches turns to ice.
- Olaf has magical powers meaning almost everything she touches turns to ice.
- Rob Chillingworth has magical powers meaning almost everything she touches turns to ice.
- Ruby has magical powers meaning almost everything she touches turns to ice.
- Tattooist Rob has magical powers meaning almost everything she touches turns to ice.
- Waltham Abbey has magical powers meaning almost everything she touches turns to ice.