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The Football Association's decision not to interview former Chelsea team doctor Eva Carneiro as part of its investigation into alleged remarks made by Jose Mourinho has been called into question. The Football Medical Association (FMA), the body which has been liaising with Carneiro after she was dropped from first team duties and then parted company with Chelsea, has expressed surprise that she was not spoken to by the governing body. Chelsea manager Mourinho was cleared by the FA on Wednesday of making discriminatory comments towards Carneiro. The pair had a confrontation towards the end of the opening game of the season against Swansea, with Mourinho afterwards criticising Carneiro for going on to the pitch to treat Eden Hazard.

Salmon said: 'The FMA is aware that the FA will take no further action against Mr Jose Mourinho following a review of video evidence to ascertain whether Mr Mourinho made discriminatory remarks towards Dr

OPTIONS:
- Blues in the game between Chelsea and Swansea City on the August 8 2015.
- Carneiro in the game between Chelsea and Swansea City on the August 8 2015.
- Chelsea in the game between Chelsea and Swansea City on the August 8 2015.
- Eden Hazard in the game between Chelsea and Swansea City on the August 8 2015.
- Eva Carneiro in the game between Chelsea and Swansea City on the August 8 2015.
- FA in the game between Chelsea and Swansea City on the August 8 2015.
- FMA in the game between Chelsea and Swansea City on the August 8 2015.
- Football Association in the game between Chelsea and Swansea City on the August 8 2015.
- Football Medical Association in the game between Chelsea and Swansea City on the August 8 2015.
- Jose Mourinho in the game between Chelsea and Swansea City on the August 8 2015.
- Mourinho in the game between Chelsea and Swansea City on the August 8 2015.
- Swansea in the game between Chelsea and Swansea City on the August 8 2015.
- The Football Medical Association in the game between Chelsea and Swansea City on the August 8 2015.


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A flamboyant Congressman who spent $40,000 of taxpayers' money redecorating his office in the style of 'Downton Abbey' and spent thousands more taking a private jet to watch a sporting event resigned on Tuesday. Aaron Schock, a Republican from Illinois, had faced fresh questions over 170,000 miles he claimed he had driven in a car which he sold with only 80,000 miles on the odometer. He had already been in the spotlight over a series of expense claims. Along with the makeover, he billed $10,000 for a private jet trip to watch the Chicago Bears play football. 'Today, I am announcing my resignation as a Member of the United States House of Representatives effective March 31,' Schock, 33, said in a statement issued by his Capitol Hill office.

Voters re-elected

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Schock in 2012 with an overwhelming 74 percent of the vote.
- Ariana Grande in 2012 with an overwhelming 74 percent of the vote.
- Capitol Hill in 2012 with an overwhelming 74 percent of the vote.
- Chicago Bears in 2012 with an overwhelming 74 percent of the vote.
- Donald Trump in 2012 with an overwhelming 74 percent of the vote.
- Downton Abbey in 2012 with an overwhelming 74 percent of the vote.
- House in 2012 with an overwhelming 74 percent of the vote.
- House of Representatives in 2012 with an overwhelming 74 percent of the vote.
- Illinois in 2012 with an overwhelming 74 percent of the vote.
- Lady Antebellum in 2012 with an overwhelming 74 percent of the vote.
- Michael Grimm in 2012 with an overwhelming 74 percent of the vote.
- NFL in 2012 with an overwhelming 74 percent of the vote.
- New York in 2012 with an overwhelming 74 percent of the vote.
- Republican in 2012 with an overwhelming 74 percent of the vote.
- Schock in 2012 with an overwhelming 74 percent of the vote.
- Steven Tyler in 2012 with an overwhelming 74 percent of the vote.
- United States House of Representatives in 2012 with an overwhelming 74 percent of the vote.
- Yo-Yo Ma in 2012 with an overwhelming 74 percent of the vote.


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(CNN) Attorney General Jeff Sessions met twice last year with the top Russian diplomat in Washington whose interactions with President Donald Trump's former national security adviser Michael Flynn led to Flynn's firing, according to the Justice Department. Sessions did not mention either meeting during his confirmation hearings when he said he knew of no contacts between Trump surrogates and Russians. A Justice official said Sessions didn't mislead senators during his confirmation. The revelation prompted key Democrats to call for Sessions' resignation, including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi. "Last night when I read the revelations ... and his decision to mislead Congress without those contacts, I felt a knot in the pit of my stomach," Schumer told reporters Thursday. "The information reported last night makes it clear, beyond the shadow of a doubt, that Attorney General Sessions cannot possibly lead an investigation ... with these revelations, he may very well become the subject of it."

OPTIONS:
- CNN was an early Trump backer and regular surrogate for him as a candidate.
- Chuck Schumer was an early Trump backer and regular surrogate for him as a candidate.
- Congress was an early Trump backer and regular surrogate for him as a candidate.
- Democrats was an early Trump backer and regular surrogate for him as a candidate.
- Donald Trump was an early Trump backer and regular surrogate for him as a candidate.
- Flynn was an early Trump backer and regular surrogate for him as a candidate.
- House was an early Trump backer and regular surrogate for him as a candidate.
- Jeff Sessions was an early Trump backer and regular surrogate for him as a candidate.
- Justice was an early Trump backer and regular surrogate for him as a candidate.
- Justice Department was an early Trump backer and regular surrogate for him as a candidate.
- Michael Flynn was an early Trump backer and regular surrogate for him as a candidate.
- Mike Flynn was an early Trump backer and regular surrogate for him as a candidate.
- Nancy Pelosi was an early Trump backer and regular surrogate for him as a candidate.
- Russian was an early Trump backer and regular surrogate for him as a candidate.
- Russians was an early Trump backer and regular surrogate for him as a candidate.
- Schumer was an early Trump backer and regular surrogate for him as a candidate.
- Senate was an early Trump backer and regular surrogate for him as a candidate.
- Sessions was an early Trump backer and regular surrogate for him as a candidate.
- Trump was an early Trump backer and regular surrogate for him as a candidate.
- Washington was an early Trump backer and regular surrogate for him as a candidate.


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(CNN) As President Trump prepares to welcome Prime Minister Modi of India and President Moon of South Korea to Washington, he should strongly consider clearly telling both of them that President Obama's Asia rebalance strategy is alive and well. But two key questions also need to be answered for this Asia rebalance to continue. Is the Trump administration well-resourced enough to become more deeply engaged with multiple countries in Asia on regional security, economic growth, human rights, and peaceful dispute resolution? And do America's allies and enemies view the United States as a credible partner in executing this strategy?

The Asia rebalance in the age of

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- America requires a growing relationship with India.
- Asia requires a growing relationship with India.
- Asian requires a growing relationship with India.
- India requires a growing relationship with India.
- Modi requires a growing relationship with India.
- Moon requires a growing relationship with India.
- Obama requires a growing relationship with India.
- Paris Climate Accords requires a growing relationship with India.
- Samantha Vinograd requires a growing relationship with India.
- South Korea requires a growing relationship with India.
- Trump requires a growing relationship with India.
- United States requires a growing relationship with India.
- Vinograd requires a growing relationship with India.
- Washington requires a growing relationship with India.


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Washington  (CNN) The Navy is looking to increase its use of drones that are more and more independent of direct human control despite the concerns of alarmed scientists and inventors over increasing automation in the military. In recent days, Pentagon officials and Navy leaders have spoken about the program and the push to develop more autonomous and intelligent unmanned systems. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter in a speech earlier this month confirmed that the United States was developing "self-driving boats which can network together to do all kinds of missions, from fleet defense to close-in surveillance, without putting sailors at risk."

OPTIONS:
- Ash Carter contract aims to equip hundreds of ships with drones
- CNN contract aims to equip hundreds of ships with drones
- Navy contract aims to equip hundreds of ships with drones
- Pentagon contract aims to equip hundreds of ships with drones
- United States contract aims to equip hundreds of ships with drones
- Washington contract aims to equip hundreds of ships with drones


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(CNN) Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi took to live television early Monday to announce the start of an operation to recapture the city of Falluja from ISIS. Speaking on Iraqi state TV from the military's Joint Operations Command in Baghdad, Abadi said Iraqi security forces would provide safe passage for civilians to leave the city during the operation. Abadi's overnight announcement came hours after Iraq's military implored residents of ISIS-held Falluja to flee their homes ahead of the operation to wrest the metropolis from the terror group. "I am calling for citizens who are inside Falluja to leave their areas and head towards safe corridors," military spokesman Brig. Gen. Yahya Rasoul said on Iraqi TV. "In the coming few days, the operations to liberate Falluja will be launched."

OPTIONS:
- Abadi planes have dropped thousands of leaflets -- safe passage cards -- on Falluja, according to a statement from Iraq's Joint Operations Command.
- Baghdad planes have dropped thousands of leaflets -- safe passage cards -- on Falluja, according to a statement from Iraq's Joint Operations Command.
- Falluja planes have dropped thousands of leaflets -- safe passage cards -- on Falluja, according to a statement from Iraq's Joint Operations Command.
- Haider al planes have dropped thousands of leaflets -- safe passage cards -- on Falluja, according to a statement from Iraq's Joint Operations Command.
- ISIS planes have dropped thousands of leaflets -- safe passage cards -- on Falluja, according to a statement from Iraq's Joint Operations Command.
- Iraq planes have dropped thousands of leaflets -- safe passage cards -- on Falluja, according to a statement from Iraq's Joint Operations Command.
- Iraqi planes have dropped thousands of leaflets -- safe passage cards -- on Falluja, according to a statement from Iraq's Joint Operations Command.
- Joint Operations Command planes have dropped thousands of leaflets -- safe passage cards -- on Falluja, according to a statement from Iraq's Joint Operations Command.
- Yahya Rasoul planes have dropped thousands of leaflets -- safe passage cards -- on Falluja, according to a statement from Iraq's Joint Operations Command.


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Bank customers have slammed HSBC after six of its workers made a mock ISIS execution video during a team-building day at a go karting centre. The footage, posted online, shows five men in black overalls and balaclavas laughing as they stand over an Asian colleague, named as Saf Ahmed, who is kneeling in an orange jumpsuit. One of the workers shouts 'Allahu Akbar' - Arabic for 'God is great' - as an 'executioner' brandishes a coat hanger as a fake knife. The bank revealed it has sacked six of its staff today as their stunt was  branded 'utter, utter idiocy' online.

OPTIONS:
- Allahu has used its carefully-produced propaganda videos to recruit extremists from around the world to its cause.
- Arabic has used its carefully-produced propaganda videos to recruit extremists from around the world to its cause.
- Asian has used its carefully-produced propaganda videos to recruit extremists from around the world to its cause.
- Bank has used its carefully-produced propaganda videos to recruit extremists from around the world to its cause.
- Birmingham has used its carefully-produced propaganda videos to recruit extremists from around the world to its cause.
- God has used its carefully-produced propaganda videos to recruit extremists from around the world to its cause.
- HSBC has used its carefully-produced propaganda videos to recruit extremists from around the world to its cause.
- ISIS has used its carefully-produced propaganda videos to recruit extremists from around the world to its cause.
- Saf Ahmed has used its carefully-produced propaganda videos to recruit extremists from around the world to its cause.
- Shabana Mahmood has used its carefully-produced propaganda videos to recruit extremists from around the world to its cause.


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(CNN) -- Five decades ago, Franklin McCain and three fellow African-American college students made history just by sitting down at a Woolworth's lunch counter in Greensboro, North Carolina, and waiting. And waiting. And waiting -- for service that never came that day at the whites-only counter. The four came back the next day. And the next. The "Greensboro Four," as they came to be known, drew national attention with their peaceful demonstration in the winter of 1960. Within three days of their first attempt to simply sit and eat, more than 300 students, including whites, were taking part in what was being called "a sit-in" in Greensboro.

"

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- CNN's was a national chain, and what we fundamentally wanted to do was to bring attention to the negative, and the evil of segregation."
- Franklin McCain's was a national chain, and what we fundamentally wanted to do was to bring attention to the negative, and the evil of segregation."
- Greensboro's was a national chain, and what we fundamentally wanted to do was to bring attention to the negative, and the evil of segregation."
- Greensboro Four's was a national chain, and what we fundamentally wanted to do was to bring attention to the negative, and the evil of segregation."
- North Carolina's was a national chain, and what we fundamentally wanted to do was to bring attention to the negative, and the evil of segregation."
- Woolworth's was a national chain, and what we fundamentally wanted to do was to bring attention to the negative, and the evil of segregation."


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Fayetteville, North Carolina (CNN) As Donald Trump warns of a "rigged" system fueled by voter fraud and other irregularities, some private citizens have taken it upon themselves to protect the nation from what they see as the potential for a stolen election. Michael Hyers, an Air Force retiree from Fayetteville, North Carolina, has spent hours upon hours combing through records, cross-checking addresses and submitting thousands of challenges to voter registrations in an effort to purge voter rolls at the local Cumberland County elections board. He claims to have removed 6,000 people from voter rolls since 2014. He believes it is his duty.

Multiple county officials did not to respond to CNN's request for comment regarding how they proceed when private residents such as

OPTIONS:
- Air Force challenge registered individuals' eligibility to vote.
- CNN challenge registered individuals' eligibility to vote.
- Cumberland County challenge registered individuals' eligibility to vote.
- Donald Trump challenge registered individuals' eligibility to vote.
- Fayetteville challenge registered individuals' eligibility to vote.
- Hyers challenge registered individuals' eligibility to vote.
- Michael Hyers challenge registered individuals' eligibility to vote.
- North Carolina challenge registered individuals' eligibility to vote.


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Emma Bunton is heading into her forties, but she has no plans to slow down any time soon. The Spice Girl, who presents the breakfast show every morning with Jamie Theakston on Heart FM, already has two children with fiance Jade Jones, but hasn't ruled out having a third. Emma, 39, and Jade share their parenting skills equally - with one in charge of morning chores and the other looking after the kids when school ends. And the singer is coping so well with her busy schedule that she hasn't ruled out another baby in the next few years. Speaking to S magazine in the Sunday Express, she said: 'I absolutely love being a mummy. They just make me smile, they're the reason i go to work and all your priorities change - they are my everything.'

She told the magazine: 'I get to work,

OPTIONS:
- Beau does the morning with the boys, then I'm home in time for pick-up and after-school activities and the early evening, then when Jade's back from the studio he'll help me with the night-time.
- Emma does the morning with the boys, then I'm home in time for pick-up and after-school activities and the early evening, then when Jade's back from the studio he'll help me with the night-time.
- Emma Bunton does the morning with the boys, then I'm home in time for pick-up and after-school activities and the early evening, then when Jade's back from the studio he'll help me with the night-time.
- Heart FM does the morning with the boys, then I'm home in time for pick-up and after-school activities and the early evening, then when Jade's back from the studio he'll help me with the night-time.
- Jade does the morning with the boys, then I'm home in time for pick-up and after-school activities and the early evening, then when Jade's back from the studio he'll help me with the night-time.
- Jade Jones does the morning with the boys, then I'm home in time for pick-up and after-school activities and the early evening, then when Jade's back from the studio he'll help me with the night-time.
- Jamie Theakston does the morning with the boys, then I'm home in time for pick-up and after-school activities and the early evening, then when Jade's back from the studio he'll help me with the night-time.
- S does the morning with the boys, then I'm home in time for pick-up and after-school activities and the early evening, then when Jade's back from the studio he'll help me with the night-time.
- Spice Girl does the morning with the boys, then I'm home in time for pick-up and after-school activities and the early evening, then when Jade's back from the studio he'll help me with the night-time.
- Sunday Express does the morning with the boys, then I'm home in time for pick-up and after-school activities and the early evening, then when Jade's back from the studio he'll help me with the night-time.
- Tate does the morning with the boys, then I'm home in time for pick-up and after-school activities and the early evening, then when Jade's back from the studio he'll help me with the night-time.


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(CNN) Apparently, you can teach an old dog new tricks. To prove the point, four shelter dogs rescued from slums and abandoned lots around Sao Paulo were trained as "ball dogs" for an exhibition tennis match this week at the Brazil Open. The dogs playfully ran after the balls that went out of play and reluctantly returned them to the players and dog trainers during the match this week. "We want to show that abandoned dogs can be adopted and trained," said Andrea Beckert, a trainer from the Association of Animal Wellbeing. "After all, it's not easy to get a dog to only pick up the lost balls, and then to give them up!"

"When we found him abandoned in an empty lot he was so skinny and ravaged by ticks that we called him

OPTIONS:
- Andrea Beckert," Beckert said.
- Association of Animal Wellbeing," Beckert said.
- Brazil Open," Beckert said.
- Costela," Beckert said.
- Frida," Beckert said.
- Isabelle," Beckert said.
- Mel," Beckert said.
- Sao Paulo," Beckert said.


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(CNN) Sometimes political change happens suddenly. You wake up, and a military junta has taken over your country, or some other kind of revolution has happened. But other times, the climate shifts little by little. A few big gestures of aggression, and then things settle down. Then the cycle repeats, until one day the tipping point is reached and you find your democracy has been transformed into an autocracy. We're at serious risk of this happening in America. Trump's first 100 days have been a lesson for him in what he can and cannot easily do. He's followed the authoritarian playbook in attacking those sectors of society that uphold the value of evidence (the judiciary, the press, researchers). He's purged the bureaucracy; hired family members (who thumb their noses at conflicts of interest); bullied critics on Twitter; and incited a climate of hatred toward targeted groups (Muslims, Latinos, immigrants, and more).

Talking about changing liberal laws is another ominous sign of

OPTIONS:
- America's aspiration to strongman status.
- Ghiat's aspiration to strongman status.
- Latinos's aspiration to strongman status.
- Muslims's aspiration to strongman status.
- Ruth Ben's aspiration to strongman status.
- Trump's aspiration to strongman status.
- Twitter's aspiration to strongman status.


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Washington (CNN) Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin "must have fallen out of bed" Thursday morning after seeing tweets from President Donald Trump accusing Democrats of trying to block health benefits for coal miners. "Tell Chuck I was already up," Manchin quipped to reporters, responding to the comment. "I might have cut myself while I was shaving, but I was already up." Manchin charts own path in Trump-era West Virginia Health benefits for about 22,000 retired coal miners are to set to expire this weekend. Lawmakers are working on an agreement to extend the benefits in the spending bill that's currently being debated in Congress, but has yet to pass ahead of its Friday deadline.

Asked about the President's tweets,

OPTIONS:
- CNN expressed surprise that Trump would single out the miners' benefits and called it a "weak" strategy.
- Chuck expressed surprise that Trump would single out the miners' benefits and called it a "weak" strategy.
- Chuck Schumer expressed surprise that Trump would single out the miners' benefits and called it a "weak" strategy.
- Democratic expressed surprise that Trump would single out the miners' benefits and called it a "weak" strategy.
- Democrats expressed surprise that Trump would single out the miners' benefits and called it a "weak" strategy.
- Donald Trump expressed surprise that Trump would single out the miners' benefits and called it a "weak" strategy.
- Joe Manchin expressed surprise that Trump would single out the miners' benefits and called it a "weak" strategy.
- Lawmakers expressed surprise that Trump would single out the miners' benefits and called it a "weak" strategy.
- Manchin expressed surprise that Trump would single out the miners' benefits and called it a "weak" strategy.
- Senate expressed surprise that Trump would single out the miners' benefits and called it a "weak" strategy.
- Trump expressed surprise that Trump would single out the miners' benefits and called it a "weak" strategy.
- Washington expressed surprise that Trump would single out the miners' benefits and called it a "weak" strategy.


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A saleswoman has stayed single for five years after dating a murderer who kept a rotting corpse in a suitcase just yards from where she slept. Francina Ncobe thought she had landed a life of luxury when she first made contact with Clinton Bailey, a man who claimed to be a top BBC executive with his own fleet of BMWs. But, just one week after they had met on Gumtree, Bailey murdered a care worker whom he had also met online, before storing her naked corpse in his garage in Lewisham, south London. Unbeknown to Miss Ncobe, Bailey - who was actually an IT repairman - then treated her to champagne using his victim's savings as he continued to trawl websites for  vulnerable women.

Then, two weeks later, Bailey invited

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- BBC to his flat for a barbecue on her birthday, along with some of his other friends.
- BMWs to his flat for a barbecue on her birthday, along with some of his other friends.
- Bailey to his flat for a barbecue on her birthday, along with some of his other friends.
- Clinton Bailey to his flat for a barbecue on her birthday, along with some of his other friends.
- Francina Ncobe to his flat for a barbecue on her birthday, along with some of his other friends.
- Gumtree to his flat for a barbecue on her birthday, along with some of his other friends.
- Jason Goode to his flat for a barbecue on her birthday, along with some of his other friends.
- Leah Questin to his flat for a barbecue on her birthday, along with some of his other friends.
- Lewisham to his flat for a barbecue on her birthday, along with some of his other friends.
- London to his flat for a barbecue on her birthday, along with some of his other friends.
- Miss Ncobe to his flat for a barbecue on her birthday, along with some of his other friends.


Alexis Sanchez and Eduardo Vargas scored two goals each as Chile beat Peru 4-3 for their second successive victory in the South American 2018 World Cup qualifiers on Tuesday. The victory puts the Copa America winners, who beat Brazil 2-0 last week, level on six points with Uruguay and Ecuador at the top of the 10-nation group standings. Chile took an early lead when a through ball from Mauricio Isla found Sanchez in the box and he slotted past goalkeeper Pedro Gallese. Peru equalised in the 10th minute through Jefferson Farfan. But they were reduced to 10 men in the 23rd minute after Christian Cueva was sent off for a kick at Jorge Valdivia.

A double save by Gallese from Arturo Vidal then Valdivia prevented

OPTIONS:
- Alexis Sanchez from scoring a fifth after an hour and Paolo Guerrero struck Peru's third in added time.
- Arsenal from scoring a fifth after an hour and Paolo Guerrero struck Peru's third in added time.
- Brazil from scoring a fifth after an hour and Paolo Guerrero struck Peru's third in added time.
- Chile from scoring a fifth after an hour and Paolo Guerrero struck Peru's third in added time.
- Christian Cueva from scoring a fifth after an hour and Paolo Guerrero struck Peru's third in added time.
- Copa America from scoring a fifth after an hour and Paolo Guerrero struck Peru's third in added time.
- Ecuador from scoring a fifth after an hour and Paolo Guerrero struck Peru's third in added time.
- Eduardo Vargas from scoring a fifth after an hour and Paolo Guerrero struck Peru's third in added time.
- Jefferson Farfan from scoring a fifth after an hour and Paolo Guerrero struck Peru's third in added time.
- Jorge Valdivia from scoring a fifth after an hour and Paolo Guerrero struck Peru's third in added time.
- Mauricio Isla from scoring a fifth after an hour and Paolo Guerrero struck Peru's third in added time.
- Pedro Gallese from scoring a fifth after an hour and Paolo Guerrero struck Peru's third in added time.
- Peru from scoring a fifth after an hour and Paolo Guerrero struck Peru's third in added time.
- Sanchez from scoring a fifth after an hour and Paolo Guerrero struck Peru's third in added time.
- South American from scoring a fifth after an hour and Paolo Guerrero struck Peru's third in added time.
- South American World Cup from scoring a fifth after an hour and Paolo Guerrero struck Peru's third in added time.
- Uruguay from scoring a fifth after an hour and Paolo Guerrero struck Peru's third in added time.
- World Cup from scoring a fifth after an hour and Paolo Guerrero struck Peru's third in added time.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump had been thinking about firing FBI Director James Comey since Election Day, White House deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Wednesday. "The President has lost confidence in Director Comey and, frankly, he'd been considering letting Director Comey go since the day he was elected," Sanders told reporters, adding that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein had raised concerns about the former FBI chief on Monday, prompting Trump to ask him to put his recommendation in writing. Revelations that Trump had been unconvinced by Comey for his entire transition and presidency were surprising given the White House had previously expressed confidence in the ousted FBI chief multiple times. Sanders also said Trump was not the only one to lose confidence in the FBI director, adding there were deep reservations about him inside the FBI.

OPTIONS:
- CNN's dismissal ends a major chapter in a career of the man once seen as the unimpeachable and nonpartisan ideal of how a law enforcement officer should behave.
- Comey's dismissal ends a major chapter in a career of the man once seen as the unimpeachable and nonpartisan ideal of how a law enforcement officer should behave.
- Donald Trump's dismissal ends a major chapter in a career of the man once seen as the unimpeachable and nonpartisan ideal of how a law enforcement officer should behave.
- Election Day's dismissal ends a major chapter in a career of the man once seen as the unimpeachable and nonpartisan ideal of how a law enforcement officer should behave.
- FBI's dismissal ends a major chapter in a career of the man once seen as the unimpeachable and nonpartisan ideal of how a law enforcement officer should behave.
- James Comey's dismissal ends a major chapter in a career of the man once seen as the unimpeachable and nonpartisan ideal of how a law enforcement officer should behave.
- Rod Rosenstein's dismissal ends a major chapter in a career of the man once seen as the unimpeachable and nonpartisan ideal of how a law enforcement officer should behave.
- Sanders's dismissal ends a major chapter in a career of the man once seen as the unimpeachable and nonpartisan ideal of how a law enforcement officer should behave.
- Sarah Huckabee Sanders's dismissal ends a major chapter in a career of the man once seen as the unimpeachable and nonpartisan ideal of how a law enforcement officer should behave.
- Trump's dismissal ends a major chapter in a career of the man once seen as the unimpeachable and nonpartisan ideal of how a law enforcement officer should behave.
- Washington's dismissal ends a major chapter in a career of the man once seen as the unimpeachable and nonpartisan ideal of how a law enforcement officer should behave.
- White House's dismissal ends a major chapter in a career of the man once seen as the unimpeachable and nonpartisan ideal of how a law enforcement officer should behave.


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(CNN) -- In his Oscar-nominated role as Vincent Mancini in The Godfather: Part III, Andy Garcia played a ruthless, murderous mob boss with a violent temper. But this week the Hollywood star is doing his shooting on the golf course. And the Corleone family will have to accept that every score he brings in at the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am will go to charity. The Godfather, it appears, has gone legit. "I love to golf," Garcia told CNN. "I get out once a week and play with guys like Joe Pesci, Jack Nicholson and George Lopez. I just turn up and play with whoever's waiting to go. It's a great way of meeting people and being sociable."

"The acting experience helps you focus, and I'm used to the crowds, but I still get those jitters on the first tee at

OPTIONS:
- American," he said.
- Andy Garcia," he said.
- Bop Hope," he said.
- CNN," he said.
- California," he said.
- Corleone," he said.
- Dustin Johnson," he said.
- Garcia," he said.
- George Lopez," he said.
- Godfather," he said.
- Hollywood," he said.
- Jack Nicholson," he said.
- Joe Pesci," he said.
- Oscar," he said.
- PGA Tour," he said.
- Part III," he said.
- Pebble Beach National Pro-Am," he said.
- Pebble Beach Pro-Am," he said.
- The Godfather," he said.
- Vincent Mancini," he said.


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(CNN) Warning: This story contains graphic language. Donald Trump engaged in crude and demeaning conversations about women over a 17-year-period with radio shock-jock Howard Stern, according to a review by CNN's KFile of hours of newly uncovered audio. Among the topics Trump discussed: his daughter Ivanka's physique, having sex with women on their menstrual cycles, threesomes, and checking out of a relationship with women after they turn 35. Trump's long track record of making misogynistic comments and engaging in lewd conversations about sex took on a new and much darker tone on Friday night, when the Washington Post published audio of Trump, caught on a hot mic in 2005, bragging about how women let him do whatever he wants to them because he's a celebrity.

"Mr.

OPTIONS:
- CNN I'm asking you directly, is her ass too big?"
- Donald Trump I'm asking you directly, is her ass too big?"
- Howard Stern I'm asking you directly, is her ass too big?"
- Ivanka I'm asking you directly, is her ass too big?"
- KFile I'm asking you directly, is her ass too big?"
- Trump I'm asking you directly, is her ass too big?"
- Washington Post I'm asking you directly, is her ass too big?"


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Questions have been raised about the origins of Spider-Man after a costume bearing striking resemblances to the famed web-slinger was unearthed that predates his first comic book by eight years. The hero made his first appearance on the cover of the Amazing Fantasy comic book in in 1962, and later went on to be one of Marvel's most famous - and lucrative - creations of all time. But, it has emerged, years before his first print appearance, a strikingly similar character could be seen stalking the streets of New York City, in the form of an old Hallowe'en costume. The item, unearthed by superhero enthusiast John Cimino, was a best-seller from local costumer dealer Ben Cooper Inc., for years before the web-slinger became a household name.

OPTIONS:
- Amazing Fantasy found one in a bundle of memorabilia he bought from a down-on-his-luck friend in 2006.
- Ben Cooper Inc found one in a bundle of memorabilia he bought from a down-on-his-luck friend in 2006.
- Ben Cooper Inc. found one in a bundle of memorabilia he bought from a down-on-his-luck friend in 2006.
- Cimino found one in a bundle of memorabilia he bought from a down-on-his-luck friend in 2006.
- Ditko found one in a bundle of memorabilia he bought from a down-on-his-luck friend in 2006.
- First Spider found one in a bundle of memorabilia he bought from a down-on-his-luck friend in 2006.
- Hallowe'en found one in a bundle of memorabilia he bought from a down-on-his-luck friend in 2006.
- Item found one in a bundle of memorabilia he bought from a down-on-his-luck friend in 2006.
- John Cimino found one in a bundle of memorabilia he bought from a down-on-his-luck friend in 2006.
- Lee found one in a bundle of memorabilia he bought from a down-on-his-luck friend in 2006.
- Man found one in a bundle of memorabilia he bought from a down-on-his-luck friend in 2006.
- Marvel found one in a bundle of memorabilia he bought from a down-on-his-luck friend in 2006.
- New York found one in a bundle of memorabilia he bought from a down-on-his-luck friend in 2006.
- New York City found one in a bundle of memorabilia he bought from a down-on-his-luck friend in 2006.
- Spider found one in a bundle of memorabilia he bought from a down-on-his-luck friend in 2006.
- Spiderman found one in a bundle of memorabilia he bought from a down-on-his-luck friend in 2006.
- Spidey found one in a bundle of memorabilia he bought from a down-on-his-luck friend in 2006.
- Stan Lee found one in a bundle of memorabilia he bought from a down-on-his-luck friend in 2006.
- Steve Ditko found one in a bundle of memorabilia he bought from a down-on-his-luck friend in 2006.


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A young mum who was crippled after she dived 40 feet off Appley Bridge quarry in Wigan has described how her children inspired her fight back to health. Natalie Prescott, 26, was not expected to survive after she dived into a quarry in a dare-devil stunt which went horribly wrong. Her family was warned she was unlikely to pull through and that if she did, she would almost certainly lose her legs. Mum-of-three Natalie Prescott, 26, with Harley, 5, (left), 19 month old Scarlett, and Saskia, 7, (right), nearly lost her legs after leaping off Appley Bridge Quarry, near Wigan, back in 2012

In August 2013, Natalie gave birth to her third child,

OPTIONS:
- Appley Bridge, now 19 months.
- Appley Bridge Quarry, now 19 months.
- Harley, now 19 months.
- Miracle Godson, now 19 months.
- Natalie Prescott, now 19 months.
- Saskia, now 19 months.
- Scarlett, now 19 months.
- Wigan, now 19 months.


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Former Cheers and West Wing Star Roger Rees has died aged 71, his spokesman has confirmed. The Tony Award-winning actor passed away at home on Friday night after a brief illness. He is survived by his husband, the playwright Rick Elice, who co-wrote Jersey Boys. In May, Rees had to pull out of his lead role in acclaimed Broadway play The Visit, a month after it opened, due to unspecified ill health. His understudy Tom Nelis stepped in for him and remains in the role. Scott Heller of the New York Times tweeted late on Friday a statement from Rees's rep, which said: 'Roger Rees, Tony Award-winning actor, passed away tonight at home, after brief illness.'

'I was at a pretty rough school, and the only thing I was good at was art,'

OPTIONS:
- American recalled during an interview with Playbill in 2013.
- Broadway recalled during an interview with Playbill in 2013.
- Cheers recalled during an interview with Playbill in 2013.
- English recalled during an interview with Playbill in 2013.
- Jersey Boys recalled during an interview with Playbill in 2013.
- John Marbury recalled during an interview with Playbill in 2013.
- New York Times recalled during an interview with Playbill in 2013.
- Rees recalled during an interview with Playbill in 2013.
- Rick Elice recalled during an interview with Playbill in 2013.
- Robin Colcordin recalled during an interview with Playbill in 2013.
- Roger Rees recalled during an interview with Playbill in 2013.
- Scott Heller recalled during an interview with Playbill in 2013.
- The Visit recalled during an interview with Playbill in 2013.
- The West Wing recalled during an interview with Playbill in 2013.
- Tom Nelis recalled during an interview with Playbill in 2013.
- Tony Award recalled during an interview with Playbill in 2013.
- UK recalled during an interview with Playbill in 2013.
- West Wing recalled during an interview with Playbill in 2013.


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A home video of a six-year-old boy taking his morning pills to treat cystic fibrosis has had more than one million hits in just a week – with no sign of global interest waning. The  footage of Jesse O'Brien was taken by his mother Heidi, 37, to encourage the brave youngster to take the vast volume of drugs he has to consume every single day to battle his terminal illness. 'I've always wanted to be famous so this is just brilliant,' says Jesse, from Kesgrave, Suffolk, who is seen taking nine out of his daily dose of 45 pills. Scroll down for video

The video finally hit the one million mark exactly a week after

OPTIONS:
- Heidi posted it, first thing on Wednesday morning.
- Jesse posted it, first thing on Wednesday morning.
- Jesse O'Brien posted it, first thing on Wednesday morning.
- Kesgrave posted it, first thing on Wednesday morning.
- Suffolk posted it, first thing on Wednesday morning.


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Bruce Jenner revealed he is a Republican and a Christian during the much-anticipated interview in which he revealed he is transitioning to be a woman. Interviewer Diane Sawyer looked shocked when he made the revelation on her ABC 20/20 special last night. Jenner said 'I've always been on the more conservative side' when he was asked about LGBT issues - and replied 'yes' when asked if he was a Republican. Sawyer had mentioned President's decision to identify trans citizens in his most recent State of The Union address. Jenner said: “He actually was the first one to say the actual word transgender, I will certainly give him credit for that.'

Meanwhile, Bruce's 17-year-old daughter,

OPTIONS:
- ABC 20/20, tweeted an emotional message to her father.
- Bruce Jenner, tweeted an emotional message to her father.
- Christian, tweeted an emotional message to her father.
- Diane Sawyer, tweeted an emotional message to her father.
- God, tweeted an emotional message to her father.
- Jenner, tweeted an emotional message to her father.
- LGBT, tweeted an emotional message to her father.
- Olympian, tweeted an emotional message to her father.
- Republican, tweeted an emotional message to her father.
- Sawyer, tweeted an emotional message to her father.
- State of The Union address, tweeted an emotional message to her father.


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Roger Federer set up a blockbuster rematch with world number one Novak Djokovic by beating Milos Raonic to reach the final of the BNP Paribas Open. Following Djokovic's comprehensive 6-2 6-3 victory over British No 1 Andy Murray, Federer reached his 40th ATP World Tour Masters 1000 final with a 7-5 6-4 defeat of Canadian sixth seed Raonic at Indian Wells. Sunday's showdown will be a 38th meeting between reigning champion Djokovic and world number two Federer, who is on a 19-set winning streak. Roger Federer celebrates after completing his 7-5 6-4 semi-final win over Canadian Milos Raonic The Swiss serves during the contest at Indian Well and will now play Novak Djokovic in Sunday's final

The

OPTIONS:
- ATP soon broke for a 6-5 lead and wrapped up the set.
- Andy Murray soon broke for a 6-5 lead and wrapped up the set.
- BNP Paribas Open soon broke for a 6-5 lead and wrapped up the set.
- British soon broke for a 6-5 lead and wrapped up the set.
- Canadian soon broke for a 6-5 lead and wrapped up the set.
- Djokovic soon broke for a 6-5 lead and wrapped up the set.
- Federer soon broke for a 6-5 lead and wrapped up the set.
- Indian Well soon broke for a 6-5 lead and wrapped up the set.
- Indian Wells soon broke for a 6-5 lead and wrapped up the set.
- Milos Raonic soon broke for a 6-5 lead and wrapped up the set.
- No 1 Djokovic soon broke for a 6-5 lead and wrapped up the set.
- Novak Djokovic soon broke for a 6-5 lead and wrapped up the set.
- Raonic soon broke for a 6-5 lead and wrapped up the set.
- Roger Federer soon broke for a 6-5 lead and wrapped up the set.
- Serb soon broke for a 6-5 lead and wrapped up the set.
- Swiss soon broke for a 6-5 lead and wrapped up the set.


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(CNN) -- After months of grinding civil war, with supporters of Moammar Gadhafi slowly yielding territory to anti-Gadhafi rebels, the final battle for Libya's liberation unleashed an apparent bloodbath. Gadhafi was killed after being captured last week, and the circumstances of his death remain unclear. Human Rights Watch says dozens of apparent reprisal killings also occurred on both sides. Such violence can be common in the aftermath of a long dictatorship, when desired and even cathartic revenge against oppressors competes with efforts to establish the rule of law and stability. Is the mayhem committed with seeming impunity an unavoidable result of revolution, or does it reveal inherent instability in a society damaged by decades of unjust, corrupt and oppressive rule?

"If one of the prices of that is we had no control over the last moments of

OPTIONS:
- CNN, I think we were better off not having boots on the ground."
- China, I think we were better off not having boots on the ground."
- Gadhafi, I think we were better off not having boots on the ground."
- Human Rights Watch, I think we were better off not having boots on the ground."
- Libya, I think we were better off not having boots on the ground."
- Mao Tse-tung, I think we were better off not having boots on the ground."
- Moammar Gadhafi, I think we were better off not having boots on the ground."
- anti-Gadhafi, I think we were better off not having boots on the ground."


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Washington (CNN) As the sun rose in northern Germany Tuesday, authorities swooped in and carried out a dramatic raid that captured three Syrian men believed to be members of an ISIS sleeper cell with ties to Paris terror attacks network. The men, who range in age from 17 to 26, came into Europe along the same migrant route refugees are using to escape the brutal Syrian civil war. These latest arrests have highlighted tensions in Europe over ISIS' ability to exploit these routes to infiltrate Western cities. The latest arrests come after other similar cases were revealed in a recent CNN investigation.

ISIS has used migrant routes to move operatives into

OPTIONS:
- CNN
- Europe
- Germany
- ISIS
- Paris
- Syrian
- US
- Washington
- Western


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(CNN) Zakia and Ali knew theirs was a forbidden love. She was Sunni and ethnically Tajik; he was Shiite and ethnically Hazara -- the Montagues and Capulets. "From forth the fatal loins of these two foes "A pair of star-cross'd lovers take their life" So begins, with gloomy prophecy, one of the most famous stories in English literature. Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet would take their own lives out of despair. Rod Nordland, a journalist who found Afghanistan's Romeo and Juliet, says that in that country, the despair all too often comes to an end in a so-called honor killing.

"If someone loves someone, she should have that bravery to do whatever has to be done,"

OPTIONS:
- Afghan told Nordland.
- Afghanistan told Nordland.
- Ali told Nordland.
- CNN told Nordland.
- Capulets told Nordland.
- English told Nordland.
- Hazara told Nordland.
- Juliet told Nordland.
- Montagues told Nordland.
- Rod Nordland told Nordland.
- Romeo told Nordland.
- Shakespeare told Nordland.
- Shiite told Nordland.
- Sunni told Nordland.
- Tajik told Nordland.
- The Lovers told Nordland.
- Zakia told Nordland.


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

(CNN) NPR calling for listeners to overthrow the government definitely would have made for an interesting Independence Day. But the public radio network wasn't calling for a revolution, and it wasn't calling the President a tyrant. NPR was just doing what it has done for years on the Fourth of July: Reciting the Declaration of Independence. The organization has read the historic document on the air for nearly 30 years to celebrate the holiday. This was the first time the tradition was adapted to Twitter. NPR posted the declaration word for word. But seeing the iconic lines on a platform other than 241-year-old parchment left some users a little, well, confused.

(The next morning, several people made donations to

OPTIONS:
- CNN in his name.)
- Declaration of Independence in his name.)
- Fourth of July in his name.)
- Independence Day in his name.)
- NPR in his name.)
- Twitter in his name.)


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(CNN) The US ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, has told CNN that removing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad from power is a priority, cementing an extraordinary U-turn in the Trump administration's stance on the embattled leader. Two days after the US launched military strikes on a Syrian airbase in response to a chemical weapons attack widely blamed on the Assad regime, Haley said Assad's departure was inevitable. But before Tuesday's chemical attack on the rebel-held town of Khan Sheikhoun, which killed 89 people, Haley had said toppling Assad was not a priority. President Donald Trump, before his election, described fighting ISIS and seeking Assad's removal at the same time as "idiocy."

The decision to carry out strikes against the regime and the change in tone from

OPTIONS:
- Assad follows Trump's comments that the chemical attack "crossed a lot of lines for me."
- Bashar al follows Trump's comments that the chemical attack "crossed a lot of lines for me."
- CNN follows Trump's comments that the chemical attack "crossed a lot of lines for me."
- Donald Trump follows Trump's comments that the chemical attack "crossed a lot of lines for me."
- Haley follows Trump's comments that the chemical attack "crossed a lot of lines for me."
- ISIS follows Trump's comments that the chemical attack "crossed a lot of lines for me."
- Khan Sheikhoun follows Trump's comments that the chemical attack "crossed a lot of lines for me."
- Nikki Haley follows Trump's comments that the chemical attack "crossed a lot of lines for me."
- Syria follows Trump's comments that the chemical attack "crossed a lot of lines for me."
- Syrian follows Trump's comments that the chemical attack "crossed a lot of lines for me."
- Trump follows Trump's comments that the chemical attack "crossed a lot of lines for me."
- US follows Trump's comments that the chemical attack "crossed a lot of lines for me."
- United Nations follows Trump's comments that the chemical attack "crossed a lot of lines for me."


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Diego Costa is set to find out if the FA will take retrospective action for his part in the incident that led to Gabriel’s dismissal. Costa was up to his old tricks as he got away with numerous challenges, arm swings, elbows and scratches as his Chelsea side Chelsea beat Arsenal. But it's not the first time the striker has found himself in trouble... Sportsmail takes a look at other times the Spaniard as overstepped the mark. Sergio Ramos and Pepe were played at their own game by Costa during the Madrid derby at the Bernabeu in 2012. The Real Madrid duo are used to playing games and getting things their own way on the pitch – especially when playing at their own stomping ground.

It was Zabaleta's second yellow card of the game and he was subsequently sent off, while

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal remained on the pitch.
- Bernabeu remained on the pitch.
- Chelsea remained on the pitch.
- Costa remained on the pitch.
- Diego Costa remained on the pitch.
- FA remained on the pitch.
- Gabriel remained on the pitch.
- Gabriel’s remained on the pitch.
- Madrid remained on the pitch.
- Pepe remained on the pitch.
- Real Madrid remained on the pitch.
- Sergio Ramos remained on the pitch.
- Spaniard remained on the pitch.
- Sportsmail remained on the pitch.


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(CNN) A Drexel University professor tweeted that he was "trying not to vomit or yell about Mosul" after he watched a first-class passenger give up his seat for a uniformed soldier on an airplane. Many on Twitter responded to the professor's comments with anger and outrage. George Ciccariello, associate professor of politics and global studies, posted the tweet Sunday on his private Twitter account. CNN obtained his tweet from a retweet someone else posted publicly on the social media platform. One critic said Ciccariello "is exactly what's wrong with American institutions today. Fights for free speech unless it contradicts his views."

Another criticized the professor's past tweets and bemoaned the fact that

OPTIONS:
- American is "deemed worthy of educating young minds."
- CNN is "deemed worthy of educating young minds."
- Ciccariello is "deemed worthy of educating young minds."
- Drexel University is "deemed worthy of educating young minds."
- George Ciccariello is "deemed worthy of educating young minds."
- Mosul is "deemed worthy of educating young minds."
- Twitter is "deemed worthy of educating young minds."


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Late-night comedian Conan O'Brien has been hit with a lawsuit from a San Diego man who claims the comedian plagiarized his jokes. In the suit filed July 22, Robert Alexander Kaseberg claims that O'Brien or his writers pilfered four of his tweets and turned them into jokes used in the opening monologue of the TBS show 'Conan' in the past year. The most recent tweet was posted last month, and Kaseberg claims that it was stolen and used in the Conan monologue that same day. Kaseberg's June 9 tweet reads: 'Three streets named after Bruce Jenner might have to change their names. And one could go from a Cul-de-Sac to a Cul-de-Sackless.'

Kaseberg also claims that one of his jokes from January 14 was stolen from Conan, but there appear to be inconsistencies between the phrasing of the joke in the lawsuit, and what was actually posted on Kaseberg's

OPTIONS:
- Bruce Jenner.
- California.
- Conan.
- Conan O'Brien.
- Cul.
- Kaseberg.
- O'Brien.
- Robert Alexander Kaseberg.
- Sackless.
- San Diego.
- TBS.
- Twitter.


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Rome (CNN) -- A Swiss man sentenced in an Italian court to a 16-year prison term in absentia over deaths of about 2,000 workers who prosecutors said were exposed to asbestos will appeal the ruling, his lawyer said Tuesday. Stephan Schmidheiny, the Swiss owner of the fiber-cement firm Eternit, was sentenced Monday alongside Belgian former executive and investor Jean Louis Marie Ghislain de Cartier de Marchienne. The pair were accused of failing to protect workers in the company's four Italian factories before they were shuttered in 1986. Schmidheiny's lawyer, Astolfo Di Amato, told CNN Tuesday that his client did not accept the sentence handed down by the court in Turin, an industrial hub in northwestern Italy.

The Italian Eternit company was declared bankrupt in 1986, when the

OPTIONS:
- Astolfo Di Amato plants were shut down, and the company's ownership changed in the 1990s.
- Belgian plants were shut down, and the company's ownership changed in the 1990s.
- CNN plants were shut down, and the company's ownership changed in the 1990s.
- Eternit plants were shut down, and the company's ownership changed in the 1990s.
- Italian plants were shut down, and the company's ownership changed in the 1990s.
- Italy plants were shut down, and the company's ownership changed in the 1990s.
- Jean Louis plants were shut down, and the company's ownership changed in the 1990s.
- Marie Ghislain de Cartier de Marchienne plants were shut down, and the company's ownership changed in the 1990s.
- Rome plants were shut down, and the company's ownership changed in the 1990s.
- Schmidheiny plants were shut down, and the company's ownership changed in the 1990s.
- Stephan Schmidheiny plants were shut down, and the company's ownership changed in the 1990s.
- Swiss plants were shut down, and the company's ownership changed in the 1990s.
- Turin plants were shut down, and the company's ownership changed in the 1990s.


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He has described it as a 'sad occasion' for football - the 1995 friendly against England which his Irish national team abandoned after fans erupted in riot, spurred by the raging violence of the Troubles. Twenty years on from the 1995 match, the former manager remained as hopeful for a peaceful exchange between the two sides as he strolled the pitch at Dublin's Aviva Stadium today, now a frail 80. Dressed smartly in a grey suit and bonnet, Charlton had fought off a recent spate of illness to appear at the match, determined to maintain harmony between his beloved nations.

'If there's anyone intent on coming over from

OPTIONS:
- Aviva Stadium to cause trouble I would urge them to stay at home.
- Charlton to cause trouble I would urge them to stay at home.
- Dublin to cause trouble I would urge them to stay at home.
- England to cause trouble I would urge them to stay at home.
- Ireland to cause trouble I would urge them to stay at home.
- Irish to cause trouble I would urge them to stay at home.
- Jack Charlton to cause trouble I would urge them to stay at home.
- Republic of Ireland to cause trouble I would urge them to stay at home.
- Troubles to cause trouble I would urge them to stay at home.
- World Cup to cause trouble I would urge them to stay at home.
- World Cups to cause trouble I would urge them to stay at home.


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(CNN) The US Food and Drug Administration calls it "cruel deception": companies promising desperate consumers that their products can cure cancer. On Tuesday, the agency responsible for policing the American food and drug market issued warning letters to 14 companies that it says are "illegally selling more than 65 products that fraudulently claim to prevent, diagnose, treat or cure cancer." "There's a couple of issues here," Jason Humbert, a regulatory operations officer in the FDA's Office of Regulatory Affairs, told CNN. "The FDA's role is to review and evaluate products for safety and effectiveness, particularly products that are intended for the treatment of a disease like cancer. Cancer requires the supervision of a licensed health care provider."

So if a consumer happens upon a website or a social media site and they see that this product is marketed as a natural cure for cancer or a natural treatment for cancer, they should be very skeptical, because unless that product has been evaluated by

OPTIONS:
- American, there's no reason to believe it's safe or effective for that use."
- CNN, there's no reason to believe it's safe or effective for that use."
- FDA, there's no reason to believe it's safe or effective for that use."
- Jason Humbert, there's no reason to believe it's safe or effective for that use."
- Office of Regulatory Affairs, there's no reason to believe it's safe or effective for that use."
- US, there's no reason to believe it's safe or effective for that use."
- US Food and Drug Administration, there's no reason to believe it's safe or effective for that use."


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Washington (CNN) Most people who are on the Trump train say they are definitely, absolutely never getting off -- no matter what. Six in 10 people who approve of President Donald Trump (61%) say they can't think of anything Trump could do that would make them disapprove of his job as President, according to a Monmouth University poll released this week. Almost an identical number (57%) who disapprove of Trump say they are never going to change their minds on the President's job performance either. This means a majority of Americans (53%) admit they have their opinion of Trump completely, totally and irreversibly baked in.

Also, 68% of approvers over 55 years old say they won't stop supporting

OPTIONS:
- Americans, along with 67% of approvers who have a high school degree or less and 67% of approvers who make under $50,000 per year.
- CNN, along with 67% of approvers who have a high school degree or less and 67% of approvers who make under $50,000 per year.
- Donald Trump, along with 67% of approvers who have a high school degree or less and 67% of approvers who make under $50,000 per year.
- Monmouth University, along with 67% of approvers who have a high school degree or less and 67% of approvers who make under $50,000 per year.
- Trump, along with 67% of approvers who have a high school degree or less and 67% of approvers who make under $50,000 per year.
- Washington, along with 67% of approvers who have a high school degree or less and 67% of approvers who make under $50,000 per year.


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The grandmother to the young Australian boy who was infamously pictured holding a severed head in Syria, says it was an act his terrorist father Khaled Sharrouf would have encouraged the then nine-year-old to undertake. Karen Nettleton told The Australian of her fears about the psychological effects the incident may have had on her grandson Abdullah as he is known to be a 'clean freak' who was fond of clean clothes. The chilling photo was posted online by Sharrouf in August last year with the caption 'that's my boy'. It showed his son using both hands to hoist a decapitated head up  in the northern Syrian city of Raqqa.

She said she would consider the return of

OPTIONS:
- Abdullah's family only after his death was confirmed.
- Australian's family only after his death was confirmed.
- Karen Nettleton's family only after his death was confirmed.
- Khaled Sharrouf's family only after his death was confirmed.
- Raqqa's family only after his death was confirmed.
- Sharrouf's family only after his death was confirmed.
- Syria's family only after his death was confirmed.
- Syrian's family only after his death was confirmed.
- The Australian's family only after his death was confirmed.


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Surveillance video captured the horrifying moment a train passenger was robbed, Tased and thrown onto the tracks by a pair of robbers in Pennsylvania. The unidentified man was sleeping on an empty train car of the Blue Line in Philadelphia as it pulled into the Millbourne Station about 12.50am Sunday, according to Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) officials. While he was sound asleep, a man and woman stole his backpack and made a run for it when the doors opened at the station. The surveillance video of the incident shows him waking up and chasing them off the train and onto what appears to be an empty platform.

'At some point, he regains consciousness, walks out of the tracks and on to 69th Street Station, where he summoned help,'

OPTIONS:
- Blue Line Capt.
- Millbourne Station Capt.
- Pennsylvania Capt.
- Philadelphia Capt.
- SEPTA Capt.
- Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority Capt.
- Taser Capt.


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Mississippi has again been named as the 'fattest' state in the United States in a troubling survey that found 83 million Americans are inactive. The study, by personal finance website WalletHub, ranked Louisiana as a close second, while Hawaii came out as the fittest - or leanest - of the 50 states. Nine out of the top 10 'fattest' states were in the South, with West Virginia, Tennessee, South Carolina, Arkansas, Kentucky and Alabama ranking from third place. A separate study, also released this week, put Mississippi in the top spot as well, claiming it is the tenth consecutive year the state has taken out the title.

That study, by CalorieLab, Inc., put Colorado as the thinnest state, not

OPTIONS:
- Alabama.
- Americans.
- Arkansas.
- Colorado.
- Hawaii.
- Kentucky.
- Louisiana.
- Mississippi.
- New Jersey.
- South.
- South Carolina.
- Tennessee.
- United States.
- WalletHub.
- West Virginia.


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Washington (CNN) -- Sen. Mark Pryor's newest campaign videos are hammering home the key issues that he's hoping will energize female voters to come out in November: Domestic violence and equal pay. The Arkansas Democrat released a pair of videos on his YouTube page Wednesday attacking his Republican rival Rep. Tom Cotton for voting against equal pay legislation and against reauthorizing the Violence Against Women Act. The crucial Senate race is locked in a statistical dead heat, and Pryor is playing up his advantage among women. "We've got to do something to break this cycle of domestic violence and Tom Cotton is not doing anything to help," Paulette Hill, the director of a 24-hour emergency domestic violence shelter, says in one video called "The End".

Pryor's latest videos on domestic violence strikes a sharply critical tone as the ad's subject, Hill, says

OPTIONS:
- Arkansas "voted against protecting women and children from domestic abuse."
- CNN "voted against protecting women and children from domestic abuse."
- Cotton "voted against protecting women and children from domestic abuse."
- Democrat "voted against protecting women and children from domestic abuse."
- Mark Pryor "voted against protecting women and children from domestic abuse."
- Paulette Hill "voted against protecting women and children from domestic abuse."
- Pryor "voted against protecting women and children from domestic abuse."
- Republican "voted against protecting women and children from domestic abuse."
- Senate "voted against protecting women and children from domestic abuse."
- The End "voted against protecting women and children from domestic abuse."
- Tom Cotton "voted against protecting women and children from domestic abuse."
- Violence Against Women Act "voted against protecting women and children from domestic abuse."
- Washington "voted against protecting women and children from domestic abuse."
- YouTube "voted against protecting women and children from domestic abuse."


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On Sunday, Monika Radulovic's life could change forever. The 25-year-old beauty is preparing to represent Australia at the 2015 Miss Universe competition in Las Vegas - the prestigious pageant known for its extravagant prize package and life changing opportunities. And she has a very high chance of taking out the renowned title, with the young psychology graduate topping the odds alongside fellow contestant Miss Brazil. So what is Ms Radulovic's future looking like if she does win the crown? FEMAIL takes a look back at past Miss Universe alumni to see how their lives changed after taking out the title.

The young model sparked outrage after posing in a pair of heels in front of the iconic building and was the focus of a police complaint which suggested the shoot violated strict product placement rules and

OPTIONS:
- Australia officials released a statement apologising.
- Australian officials released a statement apologising.
- FEMAIL officials released a statement apologising.
- Las Vegas officials released a statement apologising.
- Miss Brazil officials released a statement apologising.
- Miss Universe officials released a statement apologising.
- Monika Radulovic officials released a statement apologising.
- Monika Radulovic officials released a statement apologising.
- Multi officials released a statement apologising.
- Radulovic officials released a statement apologising.


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Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Thursday demanded that all sanctions on Iran be lifted at the same time as any final agreement with world powers on curbing Tehran's nuclear program is reached. Khamenei, the Islamic Republic's most powerful figure and who has the last say on all state matters, was making his first comments on the interim deal reached last week in the Swiss city of Lausanne. In remarks apparently meant to keep hardline loyalists in line, he warned about 'deceptive' intentions of the United States. Reuters reported that the crowd chanted 'Death to America!' during the speech.

'I was never optimistic about negotiating with

OPTIONS:
- Ali Khamenei... nonetheless I agreed to the negotiations and supported, and still support, the negotiators,' Khamenei said,
- America... nonetheless I agreed to the negotiations and supported, and still support, the negotiators,' Khamenei said,
- Americans... nonetheless I agreed to the negotiations and supported, and still support, the negotiators,' Khamenei said,
- Ayatollah Khamenei... nonetheless I agreed to the negotiations and supported, and still support, the negotiators,' Khamenei said,
- Hassan Rouhani... nonetheless I agreed to the negotiations and supported, and still support, the negotiators,' Khamenei said,
- Iran... nonetheless I agreed to the negotiations and supported, and still support, the negotiators,' Khamenei said,
- Iranian... nonetheless I agreed to the negotiations and supported, and still support, the negotiators,' Khamenei said,
- Islamic Republic... nonetheless I agreed to the negotiations and supported, and still support, the negotiators,' Khamenei said,
- Khamenei... nonetheless I agreed to the negotiations and supported, and still support, the negotiators,' Khamenei said,
- Lausanne... nonetheless I agreed to the negotiations and supported, and still support, the negotiators,' Khamenei said,
- Obama... nonetheless I agreed to the negotiations and supported, and still support, the negotiators,' Khamenei said,
- Reuters... nonetheless I agreed to the negotiations and supported, and still support, the negotiators,' Khamenei said,
- State Department... nonetheless I agreed to the negotiations and supported, and still support, the negotiators,' Khamenei said,
- Swiss... nonetheless I agreed to the negotiations and supported, and still support, the negotiators,' Khamenei said,
- Tehran... nonetheless I agreed to the negotiations and supported, and still support, the negotiators,' Khamenei said,
- United States... nonetheless I agreed to the negotiations and supported, and still support, the negotiators,' Khamenei said,
- White House... nonetheless I agreed to the negotiations and supported, and still support, the negotiators,' Khamenei said,


How does the sentence end?

An Air France flight was grounded in Amsterdam after somebody made threats over Twitter to blow it up. All passengers were evacuated from flight AF1741 from Schipol airport, which was due to land in Charles de Gaulle in Paris on Saturday afternoon. Security officials searched the plane with sniffer dogs after an account named @JihadiJohn8 said the jet would be blown up in the same way as the Russian plane leaving Sharm el-Sheikh last month. The account, which had not posted before making the threats, said: 'Forget #Russia? Wait for what will happen on flight AF1741 from #Amsterdam to #Paris.. #ParisAttacks'

OPTIONS:
- AF1741's airports have remained open, despite the wave of terror attacks which rocked the capital, leaving at least 129 people dead.
- Air France's airports have remained open, despite the wave of terror attacks which rocked the capital, leaving at least 129 people dead.
- Amsterdam's airports have remained open, despite the wave of terror attacks which rocked the capital, leaving at least 129 people dead.
- Charles de Gaulle's airports have remained open, despite the wave of terror attacks which rocked the capital, leaving at least 129 people dead.
- Paris's airports have remained open, despite the wave of terror attacks which rocked the capital, leaving at least 129 people dead.
- ParisAttacks's airports have remained open, despite the wave of terror attacks which rocked the capital, leaving at least 129 people dead.
- Russia's airports have remained open, despite the wave of terror attacks which rocked the capital, leaving at least 129 people dead.
- Russian's airports have remained open, despite the wave of terror attacks which rocked the capital, leaving at least 129 people dead.
- Schiphol Airport's airports have remained open, despite the wave of terror attacks which rocked the capital, leaving at least 129 people dead.
- Schipol's airports have remained open, despite the wave of terror attacks which rocked the capital, leaving at least 129 people dead.
- Sharm el's airports have remained open, despite the wave of terror attacks which rocked the capital, leaving at least 129 people dead.
- Twitter's airports have remained open, despite the wave of terror attacks which rocked the capital, leaving at least 129 people dead.


The nerves began to show, but Wales now know their task. Beat Israel in Cardiff on Sunday and start booking the tickets to France. It is simple. It is also, undoubtedly, a little scary. The prospect of qualifying for a first major tournament since 1958 seemed to exhibit itself in a tentative performance in Nicosia. Their passing repeatedly went awry and Cyprus, ranked 77 places below Chris Coleman’s side, showed enough mettle to deserve a point. Then, nine minutes from time, Gareth Bale showed up. He flew through the air to connect full-heartedly and full-headedly with a right-wing cross by Ashley Richards. Seconds later he had sprinted into a huddle with a throng of Wales players and staff, the significance clear. Wales have one foot at Euro 2016.

Elsewhere in the qualifiers,

OPTIONS:
- Amsterdam take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Arjen Robben take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Ashley Richards take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Bale take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Beat Israel take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Belgium take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Bosnia take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Bruno Martins Indi take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Cardiff take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Chris Coleman take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Cyprus take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Davies take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Eden Hazard take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Edwards take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Euro 2016 take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Fantasy Football take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- France take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Gareth Bale take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Graziano Pelle take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Gunter take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Gylfi Sigurdsson take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Hennessey take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Holland take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Iceland take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Italy take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Kanu take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Kevin De Bruyne take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- King take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- MailOnline take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Malta take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Marouane Fellaini take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Nicosia take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Ramsey take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Richards take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Robson take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Taylor take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Wales take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.
- Williams take on Iceland while Italy play host to Malta in just two of eight other qualifiers.


The Copa America, which begins in Chile on Thursday night, is a showcase of the best South American talent, from Lionel Messi to Neymar to James Rodriguez. But what about those up-and-coming players hoping to make a name for themselves during the tournament? We take a look at 10 promising young stars to watch. It was what you might call a baptism of fire... AC Milan prodigy Gamarra, 18, was handed his international debut for Bolivia in their 5-0 thrashing at the hands of Argentina last weekend. Hopefully things will get better for the teenager, who joined Milan's academy last year and is described as the 'Bolivian Pirlo' because of his well-developed passing skills in central midfield.

The 21-year-old was called up to Dunga's squad as a replacement for the injured

OPTIONS:
- AC Milan, despite his only previously international experience coming for the Selecao's under 17 team.
- Angelo Henriquez, despite his only previously international experience coming for the Selecao's under 17 team.
- Argentina, despite his only previously international experience coming for the Selecao's under 17 team.
- Bolivia, despite his only previously international experience coming for the Selecao's under 17 team.
- Bolivian, despite his only previously international experience coming for the Selecao's under 17 team.
- Bolivian Pirlo, despite his only previously international experience coming for the Selecao's under 17 team.
- Brazil, despite his only previously international experience coming for the Selecao's under 17 team.
- Chile, despite his only previously international experience coming for the Selecao's under 17 team.
- Copa America, despite his only previously international experience coming for the Selecao's under 17 team.
- Gamarra, despite his only previously international experience coming for the Selecao's under 17 team.
- Geferson, despite his only previously international experience coming for the Selecao's under 17 team.
- James Rodriguez, despite his only previously international experience coming for the Selecao's under 17 team.
- Lionel Messi, despite his only previously international experience coming for the Selecao's under 17 team.
- Man United, despite his only previously international experience coming for the Selecao's under 17 team.
- Marcelo, despite his only previously international experience coming for the Selecao's under 17 team.
- Milan, despite his only previously international experience coming for the Selecao's under 17 team.
- Neymar, despite his only previously international experience coming for the Selecao's under 17 team.
- Pirlo, despite his only previously international experience coming for the Selecao's under 17 team.
- Sebastian Gamarra, despite his only previously international experience coming for the Selecao's under 17 team.
- South American, despite his only previously international experience coming for the Selecao's under 17 team.
- Tournament, despite his only previously international experience coming for the Selecao's under 17 team.


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Apple has reversed its payment policy after Taylor Swift said she would refuse to allow the company to stream her album 1989. The superstar penned an open letter on Sunday morning, shaming the tech giant for its 'shocking' decision not to pay artists during a three-month free trial offered to subscribers. After hours of negotiations, the firm made a U-turn and will now pay every musician whose work is featured during the trial, which starts on June 30. 'We hear you @taylorswift13 and indie artists,' wrote Apple vice president Eddy Cue on Twitter, after he personally phoned the platinum-selling singer to deliver the news.

Swift said that 1989 would not appear on

OPTIONS:
- Apple - although she stopped short on pulling her entire catalog.
- Artists - although she stopped short on pulling her entire catalog.
- Eddy Cue - although she stopped short on pulling her entire catalog.
- Singer - although she stopped short on pulling her entire catalog.
- Swift - although she stopped short on pulling her entire catalog.
- Taylor Swift - although she stopped short on pulling her entire catalog.
- Tumblr - although she stopped short on pulling her entire catalog.
- Twitter - although she stopped short on pulling her entire catalog.
- U - although she stopped short on pulling her entire catalog.


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

(CNN) -- A Jewish hockey player sued the National Hockey League's Anaheim Ducks on Tuesday, claiming that coaches of one of its affiliate teams subjected him to harassment and anti-Semitic remarks. Jason Bailey, 23, is seeking unspecified damages in the action filed in Orange County (California) Superior Court against the Ducks, the Bakersfield Condors and coaches Martin Raymond and Mark Pederson. "Sorry, we can't comment," said Alex Gilchrist, director of media and communications for the Ducks. According to the complaint, Bailey endured "a barrage of anti-Semitic, offensive and degrading verbal attacks regarding his Jewish faith" from Raymond, head coach of the Condors. Raymond, according to the lawsuit, would say, "they (referring to Jews) 'only care about money and who's who.' "

Assistant head coach Pederson made anti-Semitic remarks about Bailey, the suit alleges, including, "well, I don't know if we can trust him with the money; he's

OPTIONS:
- Alex Gilchrist."
- Anaheim Ducks."
- Bailey."
- Bakersfield Condors."
- CNN."
- California."
- Condors."
- Ducks."
- Jason Bailey."
- Jewish."
- Jews."
- Mark Pederson."
- Martin Raymond."
- National Hockey League."
- Orange County."
- Raymond."
- Superior Court."


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

Trinidad, Colorado (CNN) Anthony Mattie walks down Main Street confronted by a shell of the town he once knew. The retired state patrolman-turned-mayor pro tem stares at vacant building after building, his reflection bouncing off the empty glass storefront windows. The streets are lined with century-old facades, but not much more, except for a few cars slowly passing by. Still, Mattie maintains a sparkle in his eye and a boyish grin as he shares the plan to bring his town back to life -- thanks to marijuana money. "The abandoned Pepsi plant became a marijuana dispensary. People resurrected these buildings that were about to fall and collapse," he says.

The green rush is bringing hope back to this once-booming coal mining town in rural southeast Colorado, just 11 miles from the

OPTIONS:
- Anthony Mattie border, where generations of Mattie's family have lived.
- CNN border, where generations of Mattie's family have lived.
- Colorado border, where generations of Mattie's family have lived.
- Main Street border, where generations of Mattie's family have lived.
- Mattie border, where generations of Mattie's family have lived.
- New Mexico border, where generations of Mattie's family have lived.
- Pepsi border, where generations of Mattie's family have lived.
- Trinidad border, where generations of Mattie's family have lived.


Complete the passage.

Wayne Rooney knows Champions League qualification is Manchester United's to lose, making this weekend's clash with Aston Villa all the more important. Louis van Gaal's side sit fourth in the Barclays Premier League standings as the season enters the closing stages, boasting a five-point cushion over the chasing pack after winning so impressively at Liverpool before the international break. Juan Mata's brace earned United a deserved 2-1 triumph at Anfield to give them a buffer over the Reds, as well as fellow top-four contenders Southampton and Tottenham. Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney feels the club are on course to qualify for the Champions League

OPTIONS:
- Anfield and several of his United team-mates only returned home from international duty on Wednesday afternoon after a technical fault on the England team plane delayed their departure from Turin.
- Aston Villa and several of his United team-mates only returned home from international duty on Wednesday afternoon after a technical fault on the England team plane delayed their departure from Turin.
- Barclays Premier League and several of his United team-mates only returned home from international duty on Wednesday afternoon after a technical fault on the England team plane delayed their departure from Turin.
- Champions League and several of his United team-mates only returned home from international duty on Wednesday afternoon after a technical fault on the England team plane delayed their departure from Turin.
- England and several of his United team-mates only returned home from international duty on Wednesday afternoon after a technical fault on the England team plane delayed their departure from Turin.
- Italy and several of his United team-mates only returned home from international duty on Wednesday afternoon after a technical fault on the England team plane delayed their departure from Turin.
- Juan Mata and several of his United team-mates only returned home from international duty on Wednesday afternoon after a technical fault on the England team plane delayed their departure from Turin.
- Liverpool and several of his United team-mates only returned home from international duty on Wednesday afternoon after a technical fault on the England team plane delayed their departure from Turin.
- Louis van Gaal and several of his United team-mates only returned home from international duty on Wednesday afternoon after a technical fault on the England team plane delayed their departure from Turin.
- Man United and several of his United team-mates only returned home from international duty on Wednesday afternoon after a technical fault on the England team plane delayed their departure from Turin.
- Man Utd and several of his United team-mates only returned home from international duty on Wednesday afternoon after a technical fault on the England team plane delayed their departure from Turin.
- Manchester United and several of his United team-mates only returned home from international duty on Wednesday afternoon after a technical fault on the England team plane delayed their departure from Turin.
- Michael Carrick and several of his United team-mates only returned home from international duty on Wednesday afternoon after a technical fault on the England team plane delayed their departure from Turin.
- Old Trafford and several of his United team-mates only returned home from international duty on Wednesday afternoon after a technical fault on the England team plane delayed their departure from Turin.
- Premier League and several of his United team-mates only returned home from international duty on Wednesday afternoon after a technical fault on the England team plane delayed their departure from Turin.
- Red Devils and several of his United team-mates only returned home from international duty on Wednesday afternoon after a technical fault on the England team plane delayed their departure from Turin.
- Reds and several of his United team-mates only returned home from international duty on Wednesday afternoon after a technical fault on the England team plane delayed their departure from Turin.
- Rooney and several of his United team-mates only returned home from international duty on Wednesday afternoon after a technical fault on the England team plane delayed their departure from Turin.
- Southampton and several of his United team-mates only returned home from international duty on Wednesday afternoon after a technical fault on the England team plane delayed their departure from Turin.
- Three Lions and several of his United team-mates only returned home from international duty on Wednesday afternoon after a technical fault on the England team plane delayed their departure from Turin.
- Tottenham and several of his United team-mates only returned home from international duty on Wednesday afternoon after a technical fault on the England team plane delayed their departure from Turin.
- Turin and several of his United team-mates only returned home from international duty on Wednesday afternoon after a technical fault on the England team plane delayed their departure from Turin.
- United and several of his United team-mates only returned home from international duty on Wednesday afternoon after a technical fault on the England team plane delayed their departure from Turin.
- Wayne Rooney and several of his United team-mates only returned home from international duty on Wednesday afternoon after a technical fault on the England team plane delayed their departure from Turin.


How does the sentence end?

A German rapper turned Islamic State terrorist has released a propaganda  video where he calls on jihadist sleeper cells in Europe to carry out terrorist attacks. Denis Cuspert, 39, dubbed the 'Goebbels of ISIS', sings about planning attacks in Britain, Germany and France, rapping 'We want your blood'. This follows reports that British police have raised security levels ahead of  several World War I commemorative events taking place next week. Scroll down for video Cuspert had been a relatively successful rapper under the name Deso Dogg before trading in his faux-gangster lifestyle to wage jihad on behalf of the Islamic State

According to the newspaper, about 500 have returned to the UK after heading to the

OPTIONS:
- Britain.
- British.
- Cuspert.
- Denis Cuspert.
- Deso Dogg.
- Europe.
- France.
- German.
- Germany.
- Goebbels of ISIS.
- Islamic State.
- Joseph Goebbels.
- Nazi.
- World War I.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Uber service has been stopped in ritzy East Hampton, New York, it emerged last week. The move went into effect Friday morning, the Southampton Press reported. The newspaper quoted an Uber email sent that day as saying 'New rules would require every single Uber driver-partner to have an office in East Hampton to continue to hold their license, which is impossible for our partners. 'As a result, riders like you will be unable to get reliable, safe rides in any part of East Hampton out to Montauk—effective immediately. 'We need your help to bring Uber back. Make your voice heard and contact Town Supervisor [Larry] Cantwell today—tell him you need Uber in East Hampton.'

According to East Hampton Patch, the service cancellation took place after a meeting between

OPTIONS:
- East Hampton officials and Uber representatives.
- Larry Cantwell officials and Uber representatives.
- Larry] Cantwell officials and Uber representatives.
- Montauk officials and Uber representatives.
- New York officials and Uber representatives.
- Southampton Press officials and Uber representatives.
- Town officials and Uber representatives.
- Town Supervisor officials and Uber representatives.
- Uber officials and Uber representatives.


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

Australia was brought to its feet as superstar NFL recruit Jarryd Hayne made a blistering breakaway run and sent an opponent flying to the turf with a huge shoulder charge. And it seems that his new team-mates in the San Francisco 49ers 53 player squad for 2015 were equally impressed - with microphones picking up their hilarious reactions on the sideline. Towering San Francisco defensive linesman Mike Purcell jumped to his feet after the hit, shouting: 'Wooh, yeah, yeah, wooh! 'Atta boy 38! That's the Hayne plane right there!' Team-mate and 49ers guard Alex Boone joined him, asking, 'I wonder if he drinks Fosters? ', in a moment that rivalled a broadcaster's delivery of 'G'day mate' for hilarious piece of Australian stereotyping.

This whole journey, I've never felt so alive,'

OPTIONS:
- Alex Boone added.
- Atta added.
- Australia added.
- Australian added.
- Ex added.
- Fosters added.
- G'day added.
- Hayne added.
- Jarryd Hayne added.
- Jim Tomsula added.
- Mike Purcell added.
- NFL added.
- San Francisco added.
- San Francisco 49ers added.
- Wooh added.


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

Three retired carers are accused of running a child sex ring for 30 years at a school for vulnerable children where 'abuse was almost the norm', a court has heard. Colwyn Baker, David Hennessy and Nigel Putman are said to have preyed on youngsters at the now defunct Swaylands School in Penshurst, Kent, between 1963 and 1993. As well as the abuse allegedly committed by the trio, jurors were also told Baker allegedly encouraged the boys to commit sex acts on other children. David Hennessey (pictured left) and Nigel Putman (right) are accused alongside Colwyn Baker of sexually abusing youngsters at the now-defunct Swaylands School in Penshurst, Kent, between 1963 and 1993

One of

OPTIONS:
- Baker's alleged victims became so scared that he often stayed awake at night, sleeping in stairwells to avoid Baker, Mr Bennetts said.
- Colwyn Baker's alleged victims became so scared that he often stayed awake at night, sleeping in stairwells to avoid Baker, Mr Bennetts said.
- David Hennessy's alleged victims became so scared that he often stayed awake at night, sleeping in stairwells to avoid Baker, Mr Bennetts said.
- David Hennessey's alleged victims became so scared that he often stayed awake at night, sleeping in stairwells to avoid Baker, Mr Bennetts said.
- Kent's alleged victims became so scared that he often stayed awake at night, sleeping in stairwells to avoid Baker, Mr Bennetts said.
- Nigel Putman's alleged victims became so scared that he often stayed awake at night, sleeping in stairwells to avoid Baker, Mr Bennetts said.
- Penshurst's alleged victims became so scared that he often stayed awake at night, sleeping in stairwells to avoid Baker, Mr Bennetts said.
- Swaylands School's alleged victims became so scared that he often stayed awake at night, sleeping in stairwells to avoid Baker, Mr Bennetts said.


How does this story end?

(CNN) "When is your Shariah going to end? ... We know you are in bed with the Muslim Brotherhood!" an irate white woman screamed in the face of a brown-skinned politician at his town hall meeting on Wednesday night. Sixteen years after 9/11, bigoted remarks like these against Muslims -- or even those perceived to be Muslim -- have become disturbingly commonplace. And our President, who during his campaign openly attacked Muslims with false claims -- that "thousands" of Muslim Americans cheered in New Jersey on 9/11, for example -- isn't helping matters. In the case of this incident, the politician who was subject to this barrage of anti-Muslim comments, Jagmeet Singh, is not even Muslim. Singh, who is running to be the head of the New Democratic Party, one of Canada's political parties, could've simply told the heckler, "I'm not a Muslim. I'm a Sikh." But he didn't. Nor did he respond by screaming at the heckler or publicly dismissing her as a bigot.

As a Muslim, I can't thank

OPTIONS:
- CNN enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- Canada enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- Canadian enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- Dean Obeidallah enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- Jagmeet Singh enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- Muslim enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- Muslim Americans enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- Muslim Brotherhood enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- Muslims enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- New Democratic Party enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- New Jersey enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- Obeidallah enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- Shariah enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- Sikh enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."
- Singh enough for refusing to simply take the easy way out by responding, "I'm not Muslim."


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Washington (CNN) A Wisconsin Republican congressman confirmed Democratic critics' claims Tuesday when he pointed to the state's new voter ID laws as a reason the Republican candidate will be competitive there in the general election. The candid assessment by Rep. Glenn Grothman, who supports Texas Sen. Ted Cruz for president, came during an interview with Milwaukee news station TMJ4 at the Cruz campaign's victory rally Tuesday night. Asked by reporter Charles Benson why Cruz would be able to turn a reliably Democratic state like Wisconsin red, Grothman said: "Well, I think Hillary Clinton is about the weakest candidate the Democrats have ever put up. And now we have photo ID, and I think photo ID is going to make a little bit of a difference as well."

"I can't believe this is the

OPTIONS:
- CNN I grew up in.
- Charles Benson I grew up in.
- Cruz I grew up in.
- Democratic I grew up in.
- Democrats I grew up in.
- Glenn Grothman I grew up in.
- Grothman I grew up in.
- Hillary Clinton I grew up in.
- ID I grew up in.
- Milwaukee I grew up in.
- Republican I grew up in.
- Scott Walker I grew up in.
- TMJ4 I grew up in.
- Ted Cruz I grew up in.
- Texas I grew up in.
- Washington I grew up in.
- Wisconsin I grew up in.