How does this story end?

Since parting ways with Prince Harry and the Royal Family last year, it appears that actress Cressida Bonas has done anything but sit around and mope. On the contrary, the invitations have flooded in. From fashion parties and music festivals, she's been pictured living the kind of life that most 26-year-olds can only dream of. She's bagged herself a modelling contract with Mulberry, starred in a West End stage play and is now destined to act alongside Dame Judi Dench. It seems she definitely doesn't regret turning down the crown? Scroll down for video Cressida dated Prince Harry for two years, after being introduced to him in 2012 by Princess Eugenie. The pair split last April, despite rumours that they had secretly got engaged and planned to marry

And it's no wonder Cressida was wearing so much

OPTIONS:
- Cara Delevingne after being named the new face of the brand.
- Cressida after being named the new face of the brand.
- Cressida Bonas after being named the new face of the brand.
- Dame Judi Dench after being named the new face of the brand.
- Harry after being named the new face of the brand.
- Judi Dench after being named the new face of the brand.
- Mulberry after being named the new face of the brand.
- Prince after being named the new face of the brand.
- Princess Eugenie after being named the new face of the brand.
- Royal Family after being named the new face of the brand.
- West End after being named the new face of the brand.


How does this story end?

(CNN) -- Demonstrators stormed a provincial administration building in eastern Ukraine on Sunday and raised the Russian flag atop it, demanding the release of riot police accused of killing protesters in Kiev, the Ukrainian capital, in February. Police were negotiating with the demonstrators, who have called for supporters to rally around the Regional Security Administration building in Donetsk, about 200 kilometers (120 miles) from the Russian border. Video of the negotiations was being streamed live online by local news outlets. The protest is the latest challenge to Ukraine's embattled new government, which took power after a revolt that toppled pro-Russian President Viktor Yanukovych in February. There was no immediate response to the seizure from top officials in Kiev, where the jailed police are accused of killing protesters during the uprising against Yanukovych.

The pro-Russian "paid provocateurs" were trying to "bring blood and victims," but

OPTIONS:
- CNN police have been ordered to "take the situation under control without spilling blood," Avakov said.
- Donetsk police have been ordered to "take the situation under control without spilling blood," Avakov said.
- Kiev police have been ordered to "take the situation under control without spilling blood," Avakov said.
- Lugansk police have been ordered to "take the situation under control without spilling blood," Avakov said.
- Regional Security Administration building police have been ordered to "take the situation under control without spilling blood," Avakov said.
- Russian police have been ordered to "take the situation under control without spilling blood," Avakov said.
- Russians police have been ordered to "take the situation under control without spilling blood," Avakov said.
- Ukraine police have been ordered to "take the situation under control without spilling blood," Avakov said.
- Ukrainian police have been ordered to "take the situation under control without spilling blood," Avakov said.
- Viktor Yanukovych police have been ordered to "take the situation under control without spilling blood," Avakov said.
- Yanukovych police have been ordered to "take the situation under control without spilling blood," Avakov said.
- Yatsenyuk police have been ordered to "take the situation under control without spilling blood," Avakov said.
- pro-Russian police have been ordered to "take the situation under control without spilling blood," Avakov said.


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

A coroner has called for a change to payday loan rules after a disabled teenager killed himself on the same day Wonga left him penniless after emptying his bank account. Kane Sparham-Price, 18, from Ashton-under-Lyne, Greater Manchester, hanged himself after the loans company took payment for his debts under the terms he had agreed to. After finding that the teenager had taken his own life, South Manchester Coroner John Pollard voiced concerns that there may be similar deaths in the future unless changes were made. He wrote to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in September last year, following the inquest into Mr Sparham-Price's death, but details of the inquest have only just emerged in the media after being reported by Disability News Service.

Previously businesses like

OPTIONS:
- Ashton, Quickquid and the Moneyshop would lend small amounts of around £50 to £3,000 for short periods of time at rates which could run up to 6,000 per cent a year.
- Disability News Service, Quickquid and the Moneyshop would lend small amounts of around £50 to £3,000 for short periods of time at rates which could run up to 6,000 per cent a year.
- FCA, Quickquid and the Moneyshop would lend small amounts of around £50 to £3,000 for short periods of time at rates which could run up to 6,000 per cent a year.
- Financial Conduct Authority, Quickquid and the Moneyshop would lend small amounts of around £50 to £3,000 for short periods of time at rates which could run up to 6,000 per cent a year.
- Greater Manchester, Quickquid and the Moneyshop would lend small amounts of around £50 to £3,000 for short periods of time at rates which could run up to 6,000 per cent a year.
- John Pollard, Quickquid and the Moneyshop would lend small amounts of around £50 to £3,000 for short periods of time at rates which could run up to 6,000 per cent a year.
- Kane Sparham, Quickquid and the Moneyshop would lend small amounts of around £50 to £3,000 for short periods of time at rates which could run up to 6,000 per cent a year.
- Lyne, Quickquid and the Moneyshop would lend small amounts of around £50 to £3,000 for short periods of time at rates which could run up to 6,000 per cent a year.
- Price, Quickquid and the Moneyshop would lend small amounts of around £50 to £3,000 for short periods of time at rates which could run up to 6,000 per cent a year.
- South Manchester, Quickquid and the Moneyshop would lend small amounts of around £50 to £3,000 for short periods of time at rates which could run up to 6,000 per cent a year.
- Sparham, Quickquid and the Moneyshop would lend small amounts of around £50 to £3,000 for short periods of time at rates which could run up to 6,000 per cent a year.
- Teenager, Quickquid and the Moneyshop would lend small amounts of around £50 to £3,000 for short periods of time at rates which could run up to 6,000 per cent a year.
- Wonga, Quickquid and the Moneyshop would lend small amounts of around £50 to £3,000 for short periods of time at rates which could run up to 6,000 per cent a year.


Write the next sentence.

Washington (CNN) President-elect Donald Trump took to Twitter Tuesday evening to deride the US intelligence agencies due to brief him on alleged Russian hacking of American political groups. It was his latest attack on a key body he will rely on as commander in chief and again put him at odds with the agencies' unanimous conclusion that Russia hacked Democratic Party groups and individuals to interfere in the US presidential election. Trump suggested that intelligence officials postponed an " 'intelligence' briefing on so-called 'Russian hacking' " that they were set to deliver to him this week because they might need more time "to build a case." He called the alleged delay "very strange."

Top US intelligence officials have been scheduled to brief Trump on the full report on

OPTIONS:
- American hacking President Barack Obama ordered once it was completed, but the meeting was not set to take place until later in the week, according to US officials.
- CNN hacking President Barack Obama ordered once it was completed, but the meeting was not set to take place until later in the week, according to US officials.
- Democratic hacking President Barack Obama ordered once it was completed, but the meeting was not set to take place until later in the week, according to US officials.
- Democratic Party hacking President Barack Obama ordered once it was completed, but the meeting was not set to take place until later in the week, according to US officials.
- Donald Trump hacking President Barack Obama ordered once it was completed, but the meeting was not set to take place until later in the week, according to US officials.
- Russia hacking President Barack Obama ordered once it was completed, but the meeting was not set to take place until later in the week, according to US officials.
- Russian hacking President Barack Obama ordered once it was completed, but the meeting was not set to take place until later in the week, according to US officials.
- Trump hacking President Barack Obama ordered once it was completed, but the meeting was not set to take place until later in the week, according to US officials.
- Twitter hacking President Barack Obama ordered once it was completed, but the meeting was not set to take place until later in the week, according to US officials.
- US hacking President Barack Obama ordered once it was completed, but the meeting was not set to take place until later in the week, according to US officials.
- Washington hacking President Barack Obama ordered once it was completed, but the meeting was not set to take place until later in the week, according to US officials.


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(CNN) Republican Rep. Mo Brooks said Thursday that protests at town halls around the country might prevent Republican lawmakers from repealing the Affordable Care Act. "I'll tell you, Toni, there are a, in my opinion, a significant number of congressmen who are being impacted by these kinds of protests and their spine is a little bit weak," the Alabama congressman said in an interview on "The Morning Show with Toni & Gary" on WBHP 800 Alabama radio. "And I don't know if we're going to be able to repeal Obamacare now because these folks who support Obamacare are very active, they're putting pressure on congressman and there's not a counter-effort to steel the spine of some of these congressmen in tossup districts around the country."

"To the contrary, the president has expressed support for some of the provisions that are in

OPTIONS:
- Affordable Care Act.
- Alabama.
- Brooks.
- CNN.
- Mo Brooks.
- Obamacare.
- Republican.
- The Morning Show.
- Toni.
- Toni & Gary.
- WBHP.


How does the sentence end?

Boston Red Sox third baseman Pablo Sandoval admitted that he used his smartphone to 'like' a woman's Instagram photograph during a baseball game on Wednesday. Sandoval admitted to 'liking' two pictures on an Instagram account belonging to 'diva_legacy' while the team batted in the 7th inning against the Atlanta Braves -- the Red Sox lost 5-2, ESPN reports. The 28-year-old player was in violation of the team's social media policy -- which prohibits players from using cellphones during games -- and Red Sox manager John Farrell benched Sandoval from Thursday's game, the Washington Post reports. 'I know I f*cked up,' Sandoval told ESPN Thursday. 'I made a mistake, I learned from that.

A Barstool sports blogger noticed the player's in-game social media activity and tweeted a photo of the Instagram feed along with the words: 'Not to blow up the dude's spot, but uh...is Pablo Sandoval on

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta Braves during the game?'
- Boston Red Sox during the game?'
- ESPN during the game?'
- Instagram during the game?'
- John Farrell during the game?'
- Pablo Sandoval during the game?'
- Red Sox during the game?'
- Sandoval during the game?'
- Washington Post during the game?'


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Washington (CNN) -- A federal budget compromise that already passed the House cleared a key procedural hurdle on Tuesday in the Senate, increasing the likelihood it will win final Congressional approval this week. President Barack Obama has signaled his support for the plan worked out by the budget committee leaders in each chamber that would guide government spending into 2015 to defuse the chances of another shutdown such as the one that took place in October. Tuesday's vote overcame a Republican filibuster attempt that required 60 votes in the 100-member chamber to proceed on the budget measure. The count was 67-33, with a dozen Republicans joining the 55 Democrats and independents in support of the plan.

Some Senate

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama said before Tuesday's vote that the most important thing for now was to lower the budget deficit, even if only by a small percentage, and prevent further government shutdowns like the 16-day stoppage in October that proved politically damaging to the GOP.
- Bill said before Tuesday's vote that the most important thing for now was to lower the budget deficit, even if only by a small percentage, and prevent further government shutdowns like the 16-day stoppage in October that proved politically damaging to the GOP.
- CNN said before Tuesday's vote that the most important thing for now was to lower the budget deficit, even if only by a small percentage, and prevent further government shutdowns like the 16-day stoppage in October that proved politically damaging to the GOP.
- Congressional said before Tuesday's vote that the most important thing for now was to lower the budget deficit, even if only by a small percentage, and prevent further government shutdowns like the 16-day stoppage in October that proved politically damaging to the GOP.
- Democrats said before Tuesday's vote that the most important thing for now was to lower the budget deficit, even if only by a small percentage, and prevent further government shutdowns like the 16-day stoppage in October that proved politically damaging to the GOP.
- House said before Tuesday's vote that the most important thing for now was to lower the budget deficit, even if only by a small percentage, and prevent further government shutdowns like the 16-day stoppage in October that proved politically damaging to the GOP.
- Republican said before Tuesday's vote that the most important thing for now was to lower the budget deficit, even if only by a small percentage, and prevent further government shutdowns like the 16-day stoppage in October that proved politically damaging to the GOP.
- Republicans said before Tuesday's vote that the most important thing for now was to lower the budget deficit, even if only by a small percentage, and prevent further government shutdowns like the 16-day stoppage in October that proved politically damaging to the GOP.
- Senate said before Tuesday's vote that the most important thing for now was to lower the budget deficit, even if only by a small percentage, and prevent further government shutdowns like the 16-day stoppage in October that proved politically damaging to the GOP.
- Washington said before Tuesday's vote that the most important thing for now was to lower the budget deficit, even if only by a small percentage, and prevent further government shutdowns like the 16-day stoppage in October that proved politically damaging to the GOP.


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

(CNN) -- The fiancee of Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber lived on property that was to be used for growing marijuana, and married an illegal immigrant for money during a period in her life when she was "associating with the wrong kind of people and making mistakes," according to a statement she released Tuesday. Cylvia Hayes, 47, admitted to living on a property in Okanogan, Oregon, in 1997 that was supposed to become a marijuana growing operation, but she said it never materialized. "I am not proud of that brief period of time - I was involved in an abusive relationship with a dangerous man," Hayes said.

"

OPTIONS:
- CNN deserved to know the history of the person he was forming a relationship with.
- Cylvia Hayes deserved to know the history of the person he was forming a relationship with.
- Hayes deserved to know the history of the person he was forming a relationship with.
- John Kitzhaber deserved to know the history of the person he was forming a relationship with.
- Okanogan deserved to know the history of the person he was forming a relationship with.
- Oregon deserved to know the history of the person he was forming a relationship with.


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Batman fans around the world will finally get a chance to get their hands on the original Batmobile as it goes up for auction in Arizona. It is expected to cost an estimated $4.5million when it is privately sold at Barrett-Jackson Collection Showroom in Scottsdale. Driven by actor Adam West, the iconic Batmobile was used in the 1966 TV series and remains one of the most popular cars in the world. With its unusual bubble window and armament of rockets and gadgets, including an automatic tyre re-inflating system, the batmobile embodied the image of the superhero. The iconic 1966 car was built in just three weeks by top car customiser George Barris and was based on an unsold concept car called the Lincoln Futura.

It was previously sold for $4.5million at the

OPTIONS:
- Adam West-Jackson Scottsdale auction in 2013.
- Arizona-Jackson Scottsdale auction in 2013.
- Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale auction in 2013.
- Batman-Jackson Scottsdale auction in 2013.
- Batmobile-Jackson Scottsdale auction in 2013.
- Ford-Jackson Scottsdale auction in 2013.
- George Barris-Jackson Scottsdale auction in 2013.
- Jackson Collection Showroom-Jackson Scottsdale auction in 2013.
- Lincoln Futura-Jackson Scottsdale auction in 2013.
- Scottsdale-Jackson Scottsdale auction in 2013.


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

New Orleans  (CNN) The suspect in the shooting death of ex-NFL player Will Smith did not know who the victim was until the next day, according to a defense attorney. Cardell Hayes has been charged with second-degree murder in the death of the former defensive end for the New Orleans Saints. Smith was killed Saturday night after a night out with his wife and friends in New Orleans. He was shot eight times, including seven in the back, the coroner said. Hayes' lawyer said his client did not  know at the scene that Smith was the victim. When he found out Sunday morning, he collapsed in the chair, attorney John Fuller said. Hayes was a fan of Smith, he said, and wanted to be like him.

Will Smith's final hours: Time line of deadly

OPTIONS:
- CNN shooting
- Cardell Hayes shooting
- Hayes shooting
- John Fuller shooting
- NFL shooting
- New Orleans shooting
- New Orleans Saints shooting
- Smith shooting
- Will Smith shooting


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The Married at First Sight couples came face to face for the first time in scenes aired on Monday night's episode. Coming together for a dinner party to exchange stories and experiences, Roni and Michael, Zoe and Alex, Clare and Lachlan, and Michelle and James were able to compare their progress to the others. During the meeting, it became immediately obvious to an already tense Roni that the other three couples were far more comfortable and intimate in their relationships than her own. The bubbly 34-year-old has been worried about the lack of chemistry between her and Michael, 31, but became agitated over dinner and got into a heated argument with fellow bride Zoe.

Taking issue with Zoe's opinion that if one wasn't nervous at the wedding ceremony (which Roni had revealed she was not) that they were not emotionally invested in the experiment,

OPTIONS:
- Alex lashed out.
- Clare lashed out.
- First Sight lashed out.
- James lashed out.
- Lachlan lashed out.
- Michael lashed out.
- Michelle lashed out.
- Roni lashed out.
- Zoe lashed out.


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The mother who went on the run with her young son will not be jailed thanks to the ‘mercy’ of the boy’s father, a judge said yesterday. Rebecca Minnock was a ‘scourge’ on the court system who now ‘owed her liberty’ to her ex-partner, the High Court Judge Stephen Wildblood said. Roger Williams, 39, yesterday dropped proceedings against Miss Minnock, who fled with their three-year-old son Ethan when a court ruled the boy should live with his father. The hunt for the 35-year-old mother ended after 17 days when she handed herself in to police after speaking to the Daily Mail. Judge Wildblood yesterday said Miss Minnock had no excuse for what she did and he would have jailed her for at least 28 days if the case had not been dropped. He said: ‘Her actions were manifestly contrary to the welfare of her child and were a product of her own self focus. They had nothing to do with what was best for this child.

Last week, Judge Wildblood received an application – alleging ten breaches of court orders – from Mr Williams to commit

OPTIONS:
- Daily Mail to prison for contempt of court.
- Ethan to prison for contempt of court.
- High Court to prison for contempt of court.
- Miss Minnock to prison for contempt of court.
- Mother to prison for contempt of court.
- Rebecca Minnock to prison for contempt of court.
- Roger Williams to prison for contempt of court.
- Stephen Wildblood to prison for contempt of court.
- Wildblood to prison for contempt of court.


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Max Verstappen insists he has put his Monaco crash behind him as he waits for the mandatory FIA medical checks to clear him to race at this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix. The Dutch teenager will have the medical tests in Montreal on Thursday but the Formula One rookie has already joked he plans to make 'a few overtakes' at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve The 17-year-old Toro Rosso driver impressed on Monaco's tight streets, pulling off bold passing manoeuvres on several rivals before crashing into the back of Romain Grosjean's Lotus. 'Without a doubt it was my biggest crash,' Verstappen said on his official website. 'The impact was 30g.

'It's mainly to help

OPTIONS:
- Canadian Grand Prix with the car's set up and to prepare myself for the race.
- Circuit Gilles Villeneuve with the car's set up and to prepare myself for the race.
- Dutch with the car's set up and to prepare myself for the race.
- FIA with the car's set up and to prepare myself for the race.
- Formula One with the car's set up and to prepare myself for the race.
- Lotus with the car's set up and to prepare myself for the race.
- Max Verstappen with the car's set up and to prepare myself for the race.
- Monaco with the car's set up and to prepare myself for the race.
- Montreal with the car's set up and to prepare myself for the race.
- Romain Grosjean with the car's set up and to prepare myself for the race.
- Toro Rosso with the car's set up and to prepare myself for the race.
- Verstappen with the car's set up and to prepare myself for the race.


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James Ward-Prowse was sat on the tarmac of Liverpool's John Lennon Airport, stewing on a bad result, when his phone began to buzz. It was April 4 and Southampton's hopes of qualifying for Europe had just been checked with a 2-0 defeat at Everton, leaving the 20-year-old deflated but before take-off he received a message that let him know good news was on the way. Roy Hodgson, so the text informed him, had been asked for his views on Ward-Prowse's progress and had responded accordingly: 'He will be in our thoughts because we like him very much. We've kept our hands off him, simply because of the Under 21s, but we know he is a big prospect.'

'It was great to hear that and gives me a good incentive that if I continue to perform well, I will give myself a good chance to get into the senior squad,' said

OPTIONS:
- England-Prowse.
- Europe-Prowse.
- European U21 Championship-Prowse.
- Everton-Prowse.
- Gareth Southgate-Prowse.
- James Ward-Prowse.
- John Lennon Airport-Prowse.
- Liverpool-Prowse.
- Portugal-Prowse.
- Prowse-Prowse.
- Roy Hodgson-Prowse.
- Southampton-Prowse.
- Ward-Prowse.


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

Richmond, Virginia (CNN) -- A historical society in Virginia, where slavery began in the American colonies in 1619, has discovered the identities of 3,200 slaves from unpublished private documents, providing new information for today's descendants in a first-of-its-kind online database, society officials say. Many of the slaves had been forgotten to the world until the Virginia Historical Society received a $100,000 grant to pore over some of its 8 million unpublished manuscripts -- letters, diaries, ledgers, books and farm documents from Virginians dating to the 1600s -- and began discovering the long-lost identities of the slaves, said society president and CEO Paul Levengood.

Those

OPTIONS:
- American families found the old, handwritten papers in attics, basements or desk drawers, Levengood said.
- CNN families found the old, handwritten papers in attics, basements or desk drawers, Levengood said.
- Paul Levengood families found the old, handwritten papers in attics, basements or desk drawers, Levengood said.
- Richmond families found the old, handwritten papers in attics, basements or desk drawers, Levengood said.
- Virginia families found the old, handwritten papers in attics, basements or desk drawers, Levengood said.
- Virginia Historical Society families found the old, handwritten papers in attics, basements or desk drawers, Levengood said.
- Virginians families found the old, handwritten papers in attics, basements or desk drawers, Levengood said.


Write the next sentence.

Notts County have appointed Ricardo Moniz as their new manager just a week after the club announced that he was unable to commit to the role. The former Tottenham and Hamburg coach pulled out of the running due to 'family reasons' at the end of March but on Tuesday moved to Meadow Lane on a three-year deal. The 50-year-old Dutchman has six games to save his new side from relegation into Sky Bet League Two, with the Magpies currently one point from safety. Notts County have appointed former Tottenham and Hamburg coach Ricardo Moniz as their new manager Moniz has six games to save Notts County from relegation to League Two with the club one point from safety

He's a

OPTIONS:
- Dave Kevan person and I am delighted that he agreed to return for what I feel is an exciting period ahead for the club.
- Dutchman person and I am delighted that he agreed to return for what I feel is an exciting period ahead for the club.
- Hamburg person and I am delighted that he agreed to return for what I feel is an exciting period ahead for the club.
- League One person and I am delighted that he agreed to return for what I feel is an exciting period ahead for the club.
- League Two person and I am delighted that he agreed to return for what I feel is an exciting period ahead for the club.
- Magpies person and I am delighted that he agreed to return for what I feel is an exciting period ahead for the club.
- Meadow Lane person and I am delighted that he agreed to return for what I feel is an exciting period ahead for the club.
- Moniz person and I am delighted that he agreed to return for what I feel is an exciting period ahead for the club.
- Notts County person and I am delighted that he agreed to return for what I feel is an exciting period ahead for the club.
- Ricardo Moniz person and I am delighted that he agreed to return for what I feel is an exciting period ahead for the club.
- Shaun Derry person and I am delighted that he agreed to return for what I feel is an exciting period ahead for the club.
- Sky Bet League Two person and I am delighted that he agreed to return for what I feel is an exciting period ahead for the club.
- Tottenham person and I am delighted that he agreed to return for what I feel is an exciting period ahead for the club.


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

Mario Balotelli is set to make his AC Milan bow for the second time on Sunday as his new club prepare to face bitter rivals Inter Milan in 'the derby of the debutants'. As many as 18 players could debut for the two Milan sides at the San Siro after both clubs revamped their squads following difficult campaigns in Serie A last time around. And now the pair come head-to-head in an early-season clash that has already been dubbed in the Italian press as 'more than just a game'. This season marks the first year that neither Milan side has been competing in Europe in 60 years, so both will be desperate to make an early mark on improving on their eighth (Inter) and 10th (AC) place finishes of the last campaign.

Corriere's cover reads: '

OPTIONS:
- AC with the handbrake on', while Tuttosport demands: 'Give back our Juve!'
- AC Milan with the handbrake on', while Tuttosport demands: 'Give back our Juve!'
- Cristiano Ronaldo with the handbrake on', while Tuttosport demands: 'Give back our Juve!'
- Europe with the handbrake on', while Tuttosport demands: 'Give back our Juve!'
- Fantasy Football with the handbrake on', while Tuttosport demands: 'Give back our Juve!'
- Inter with the handbrake on', while Tuttosport demands: 'Give back our Juve!'
- Inter Milan with the handbrake on', while Tuttosport demands: 'Give back our Juve!'
- Italian with the handbrake on', while Tuttosport demands: 'Give back our Juve!'
- Juventus with the handbrake on', while Tuttosport demands: 'Give back our Juve!'
- Lionel Messi with the handbrake on', while Tuttosport demands: 'Give back our Juve!'
- MailOnline with the handbrake on', while Tuttosport demands: 'Give back our Juve!'
- Mario Balotelli with the handbrake on', while Tuttosport demands: 'Give back our Juve!'
- Milan with the handbrake on', while Tuttosport demands: 'Give back our Juve!'
- San Siro with the handbrake on', while Tuttosport demands: 'Give back our Juve!'
- Serie A with the handbrake on', while Tuttosport demands: 'Give back our Juve!'
- Spanish with the handbrake on', while Tuttosport demands: 'Give back our Juve!'


Find the right ending to this passage.

New Delhi (CNN) Most Indians -- about a sixth of the world's population -- have never heard of Donald Trump. But that may be about to change, at least a little. If you walk past any roadside magazine stand here in New Delhi you may see a reddish-orange face peering out at you, printed prominently on the fronts of Indian publications. Just recently, two of India's top English-language weeklies ran cover stories on the U.S. elections. Outlook magazine's cover "Donald Trump: American Nightmare" had a caricature of a grimacing, enraged Trump dominating the full page. "Loud. Brash. Divisive. Insensitive. Xenophobic." it declared. Open magazine had a blue-tinted Hillary Clinton pitted against a red-colored Donald Trump. "The American Scream," blared the cover.

OPTIONS:
- American Nightmare is home to some 21 million Sikhs, about 90% of the entire global population of the religion's members.
- American Scream is home to some 21 million Sikhs, about 90% of the entire global population of the religion's members.
- CNN is home to some 21 million Sikhs, about 90% of the entire global population of the religion's members.
- Donald Trump is home to some 21 million Sikhs, about 90% of the entire global population of the religion's members.
- English is home to some 21 million Sikhs, about 90% of the entire global population of the religion's members.
- Hillary Clinton is home to some 21 million Sikhs, about 90% of the entire global population of the religion's members.
- India is home to some 21 million Sikhs, about 90% of the entire global population of the religion's members.
- Indian is home to some 21 million Sikhs, about 90% of the entire global population of the religion's members.
- Most Indians is home to some 21 million Sikhs, about 90% of the entire global population of the religion's members.
- Narendra Modi is home to some 21 million Sikhs, about 90% of the entire global population of the religion's members.
- New Delhi is home to some 21 million Sikhs, about 90% of the entire global population of the religion's members.
- Open is home to some 21 million Sikhs, about 90% of the entire global population of the religion's members.
- Outlook is home to some 21 million Sikhs, about 90% of the entire global population of the religion's members.
- Trump is home to some 21 million Sikhs, about 90% of the entire global population of the religion's members.
- U.S. is home to some 21 million Sikhs, about 90% of the entire global population of the religion's members.


George Osborne today vowed Britain has 'a number of contingency plans' in place to help Britons in Greece over fears they could be left without access to money. With Greek banks reported to be running low on euro notes, the Chancellor was challenged in the Commons over Treasury plans to fly a plane load of euro notes to help British pensioners and tourists faced with empty cash machines. Mr Osborne told MPs the government has devised emergency proposals to respond to the Greek crisis but 'hope we don't have to put them into operation'. It came as travellers were told to pack enough medicines for their entire holidays amid reports of a shortage of medical supplies.

'Meanwhile, here in

OPTIONS:
- Britain we must redouble our efforts to put our house in order.'
- British we must redouble our efforts to put our house in order.'
- Britons we must redouble our efforts to put our house in order.'
- Commons we must redouble our efforts to put our house in order.'
- David Cameron we must redouble our efforts to put our house in order.'
- George Osborne we must redouble our efforts to put our house in order.'
- Greece we must redouble our efforts to put our house in order.'
- Greek we must redouble our efforts to put our house in order.'
- Osborne we must redouble our efforts to put our house in order.'
- Treasury we must redouble our efforts to put our house in order.'


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(CNN) Another set of Capitol Hill hearings brought more pain for President Donald Trump Tuesday, as former CIA Director John Brennan told lawmakers there was clear contact between Trump campaign aides and Russian operatives. At almost the same time, Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats said he would be willing to discuss later whether Trump leaned on him to push back against Russia reports. RELATED: Calculating or naive? Trump caught in cloud of Russia probe revelations Here are the top five things we learned. 1. The former head of the CIA saw evidence Russian operatives were trying to cultivate Trump campaign aides

OPTIONS:
- CIA responded: "I would say it was not an accurate portrayal of my statement."
- Capitol Hill responded: "I would say it was not an accurate portrayal of my statement."
- Dan Coats responded: "I would say it was not an accurate portrayal of my statement."
- Donald Trump responded: "I would say it was not an accurate portrayal of my statement."
- House responded: "I would say it was not an accurate portrayal of my statement."
- John Brennan responded: "I would say it was not an accurate portrayal of my statement."
- National Intelligence responded: "I would say it was not an accurate portrayal of my statement."
- Russia responded: "I would say it was not an accurate portrayal of my statement."
- Russian responded: "I would say it was not an accurate portrayal of my statement."
- Senate responded: "I would say it was not an accurate portrayal of my statement."
- Trump responded: "I would say it was not an accurate portrayal of my statement."


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(CNN) The East Coast braced for high winds and treacherous surf from Hurricane Maria, which was still churning in the Atlantic days after the storm caused widespread devastation in the Caribbean. Maria will weaken to a tropical storm by Tuesday night, according to the National Hurricane Center. The dangerous core of the storm is expected to move well east of the southeast coast of the United States during the next day or so. Maria maintained Category 1 status, with sustained winds of 80 mph on Monday, forecasters said. "The good news is it is expected to stay weak, we don't expect any more intensification as it goes north," said CNN Meteorologist Allison Chinchar. "Then as it starts to veer out toward the east it's going to come into blocking mechanisms. This is good news. This prevents it from getting too close to the US to actually have a direct landfall."

The

OPTIONS:
- Allison Chinchar coast may also experience flooding and beach erosion as well as a storm surge.
- Atlantic coast may also experience flooding and beach erosion as well as a storm surge.
- CNN coast may also experience flooding and beach erosion as well as a storm surge.
- Caribbean coast may also experience flooding and beach erosion as well as a storm surge.
- East Coast coast may also experience flooding and beach erosion as well as a storm surge.
- Maria coast may also experience flooding and beach erosion as well as a storm surge.
- National Hurricane Center coast may also experience flooding and beach erosion as well as a storm surge.
- North Carolina coast may also experience flooding and beach erosion as well as a storm surge.
- US coast may also experience flooding and beach erosion as well as a storm surge.
- United States coast may also experience flooding and beach erosion as well as a storm surge.


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He's part of one of the most famous, most watched, most talked-about families on the planet. But over the last year, Rob Kardashian - brother to Kim, Kourtney and Khloe - has all but disappeared from the media spotlight. And now in newly released clips from this week's episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians his family have once again expressed their concern for the once gregarious but now reclusive 28-year-old. Scroll down for video Rob Kardashian is rarely seen out and about and is thought to have struggled with his weight gain over the recent years For it's been nearly a year since Rob seemed to vanish from the public eye.

However, Kim is less kind, butting into the conversation and telling her mum and

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- Kardashians: 'Now what we have to do is everyone back off.'
- Keeping Up With The Kardashians: 'Now what we have to do is everyone back off.'
- Khloe: 'Now what we have to do is everyone back off.'
- Kim: 'Now what we have to do is everyone back off.'
- Kourtney: 'Now what we have to do is everyone back off.'
- Rob: 'Now what we have to do is everyone back off.'
- Rob Kardashian: 'Now what we have to do is everyone back off.'


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(CNN) -- The Olympic Games have always featured an awkward mix of high ideals and crass, even brutal, political calculation. The Games have provided countless moments of inspiration, not only about personal achievement but, more importantly, about breaking down the barriers that push apart countries and individuals. The Olympics, however, have also reminded us how far human beings can stray from those ideals. The most chilling, frightening and heartbreaking moment at any Olympics came 40 years ago, at the 1972 Munich Olympics, when nearly a dozen Israeli athletes were taken hostage and killed in what was a terrorist attack by any definition of the term. In addition to the athletes and trainers, a German policeman and five Palestinian kidnappers died that September day.

Ironically, an

OPTIONS:
- 1972 Munich Olympics member of the IOC revealed the concern when he said he, too, opposed the moment of silence, saying that "it could cause some countries to boycott the games."
- CNN member of the IOC revealed the concern when he said he, too, opposed the moment of silence, saying that "it could cause some countries to boycott the games."
- Frida Ghitis member of the IOC revealed the concern when he said he, too, opposed the moment of silence, saying that "it could cause some countries to boycott the games."
- Games member of the IOC revealed the concern when he said he, too, opposed the moment of silence, saying that "it could cause some countries to boycott the games."
- German member of the IOC revealed the concern when he said he, too, opposed the moment of silence, saying that "it could cause some countries to boycott the games."
- Ghitis member of the IOC revealed the concern when he said he, too, opposed the moment of silence, saying that "it could cause some countries to boycott the games."
- IOC member of the IOC revealed the concern when he said he, too, opposed the moment of silence, saying that "it could cause some countries to boycott the games."
- Israeli member of the IOC revealed the concern when he said he, too, opposed the moment of silence, saying that "it could cause some countries to boycott the games."
- Munich Games member of the IOC revealed the concern when he said he, too, opposed the moment of silence, saying that "it could cause some countries to boycott the games."
- Olympic Games member of the IOC revealed the concern when he said he, too, opposed the moment of silence, saying that "it could cause some countries to boycott the games."
- Olympics member of the IOC revealed the concern when he said he, too, opposed the moment of silence, saying that "it could cause some countries to boycott the games."
- Palestinian member of the IOC revealed the concern when he said he, too, opposed the moment of silence, saying that "it could cause some countries to boycott the games."


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Labour leadership candidate Liz Kendall has indicated her support for removing tax credits from EU migrant workers. Miss Kendall said the Tory proposal was ‘definitely something we should look at’. She also refused to condemn billions of pounds of spending cuts announced by Chancellor George Osborne, and said ‘fiscal credibility’ should be central to Labour’s policies. Miss Kendall is seen as the main Blairite challenger and her comments place her firmly on the party’s right flank. She told BBC1’s The Andrew Marr Show: ‘We do have to deal with the issue of people who come here to work. ‘They must be working and not claiming benefits. But this is about something much bigger – it is about the future of our country and our place in the world.

That will not happen if I'm leader of the

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Marr Show party.
- Blairite party.
- EU party.
- George Osborne party.
- Kendall party.
- Labour party.
- Liz Kendall party.
- Miss Kendall party.
- Tory party.


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Andy Murray lifted the Aegon Championships trophy for the fourth time on Sunday and then declared that he is playing even better than when he won Wimbledon two years ago. After winning two matches in one day, culminating with a 6-3, 6-4 breeze past Kevin Anderson in the final, he was asked to compare his current form to his historic triumph in 2013. He replied: 'I'm playing better than then.' With The Championships a week away, Murray is 11-4 second favourite behind Novak Djokovic. 'I feel like I have improved (since winning Wimbledon). Physically I'm definitely in a better place than I was then. Obviously I was having problems with my back around that time. Not so much on the grass but on the other surfaces.

The 25-year-old said: 'It's been a fantastic event and I am now feeling much more confident for

OPTIONS:
- Aegon Championships.'
- Andy Murray.'
- Kevin Anderson.'
- Murray.'
- Novak Djokovic.'
- The Championships.'
- Wimbledon.'


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(CNN) -- At the funeral of Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez, his good friend, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, was photographed embracing Chávez's bereaved mother, in a show of compassion and support. Back home in Tehran, Ahmadinejad was immediately bashed by newspapers and by conservative politicians who cited a religious prohibition against touching a woman who is not your wife or a relative. While theology is a factor, there may have been a deeper message to this backlash from Tehran: that it's no longer cool to be supporting Chávez, his family and political allies, and that this alliance, like others cultivated by Chávez, may be in jeopardy.

Going forward, the United States should explore ways of strengthening its ties with

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- Ahmadinejad and other Latin American nations.
- CNN and other Latin American nations.
- Chavez and other Latin American nations.
- Chávez and other Latin American nations.
- Eduardo J. Gómez and other Latin American nations.
- Gómez and other Latin American nations.
- Hugo Chávez and other Latin American nations.
- Iran and other Latin American nations.
- Iranian and other Latin American nations.
- Latin America and other Latin American nations.
- Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and other Latin American nations.
- Tehran and other Latin American nations.
- U.S. and other Latin American nations.
- Venezuela and other Latin American nations.
- Venezuelan and other Latin American nations.


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

London, England (CNN) -- Pat Croce is a man on a mission -- a mission to find his all time favorite pirate. The highly successful businessman, who rose from being a trainer in the locker room to president of one of the most storied franchises of the NBA, is on a quest to find the body of English explorer Sir Francis Drake, who was buried out at sea more than 400 years ago. Sir Francis Drake was an adventurer and a true pirate of the 16th century. Drake is credited with being the first Englishman to circumnavigate the globe. He led several voyages, many of them aimed at capturing Spanish territories and taking their treasure. While he made enemies with Spain, he enchanted Queen Elizabeth I, who is believed to have fondly called him "my pirate".

It's not just Drake's business brain that

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- CNN has a high regard for, but also his rise from commoner to knighthood -- a journey not too distant from Croce's own.
- Croce has a high regard for, but also his rise from commoner to knighthood -- a journey not too distant from Croce's own.
- Drake has a high regard for, but also his rise from commoner to knighthood -- a journey not too distant from Croce's own.
- England has a high regard for, but also his rise from commoner to knighthood -- a journey not too distant from Croce's own.
- English has a high regard for, but also his rise from commoner to knighthood -- a journey not too distant from Croce's own.
- Englishman has a high regard for, but also his rise from commoner to knighthood -- a journey not too distant from Croce's own.
- Francis Drake has a high regard for, but also his rise from commoner to knighthood -- a journey not too distant from Croce's own.
- London has a high regard for, but also his rise from commoner to knighthood -- a journey not too distant from Croce's own.
- NBA has a high regard for, but also his rise from commoner to knighthood -- a journey not too distant from Croce's own.
- Pat Croce has a high regard for, but also his rise from commoner to knighthood -- a journey not too distant from Croce's own.
- Spain has a high regard for, but also his rise from commoner to knighthood -- a journey not too distant from Croce's own.
- Spanish has a high regard for, but also his rise from commoner to knighthood -- a journey not too distant from Croce's own.


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

KIEV, Ukraine (CNN) -- A planned missile defense system in Eastern Europe poses no threat to Russia, President George Bush said Tuesday, responding to concerns that the U.S. might use interceptor missiles for offensive purposes. President Bush, with President Viktor Yushchenko, praised Ukraine's democratic and military reforms. "The missile defense system is not aimed at Russia," Bush said at a news conference in Kiev following talks with the Ukrainian president. "It's viewed as an anti-Russian device. Well, it's not." His comments came before he left Kiev for a NATO summit in Bucharest, Romania, that is expected to highlight divisions over the plan. The summit begins Wednesday.

OPTIONS:
- Bucharest's concerns also align with those of some NATO members who oppose welcoming Georgia and Ukraine into the fold.
- Bush's concerns also align with those of some NATO members who oppose welcoming Georgia and Ukraine into the fold.
- CNN's concerns also align with those of some NATO members who oppose welcoming Georgia and Ukraine into the fold.
- Eastern Europe's concerns also align with those of some NATO members who oppose welcoming Georgia and Ukraine into the fold.
- European's concerns also align with those of some NATO members who oppose welcoming Georgia and Ukraine into the fold.
- George Bush's concerns also align with those of some NATO members who oppose welcoming Georgia and Ukraine into the fold.
- Georgia's concerns also align with those of some NATO members who oppose welcoming Georgia and Ukraine into the fold.
- Iran's concerns also align with those of some NATO members who oppose welcoming Georgia and Ukraine into the fold.
- KIEV's concerns also align with those of some NATO members who oppose welcoming Georgia and Ukraine into the fold.
- Kiev's concerns also align with those of some NATO members who oppose welcoming Georgia and Ukraine into the fold.
- MAP's concerns also align with those of some NATO members who oppose welcoming Georgia and Ukraine into the fold.
- NATO's concerns also align with those of some NATO members who oppose welcoming Georgia and Ukraine into the fold.
- North Korea's concerns also align with those of some NATO members who oppose welcoming Georgia and Ukraine into the fold.
- Romania's concerns also align with those of some NATO members who oppose welcoming Georgia and Ukraine into the fold.
- Russia's concerns also align with those of some NATO members who oppose welcoming Georgia and Ukraine into the fold.
- U.S.'s concerns also align with those of some NATO members who oppose welcoming Georgia and Ukraine into the fold.
- Ukraine's concerns also align with those of some NATO members who oppose welcoming Georgia and Ukraine into the fold.
- Ukrainian's concerns also align with those of some NATO members who oppose welcoming Georgia and Ukraine into the fold.
- Viktor Yushchenko's concerns also align with those of some NATO members who oppose welcoming Georgia and Ukraine into the fold.


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Protesters have staged a rally outside the South Carolina State House in a bid to have the Confederate flag removed from the grounds as legislators gathered inside. Hundreds of people chanted 'take it down' at the demonstration in Columbia as they pushed for local lawmakers to ban the divisive standard. It follows calls from a number of politicians for it to be torn down, including GOP presidential candidate Lindsey Graham, who said: 'God help South Carolina if we fail to achieve the goal of removing the flag.' Protesters held placards, one comparing the flag to a swastika, and listened as community leaders blasted the state government for not acting to remove the emblem of slavery - which many believe has become a rallying symbol for racism and xenophobia in the United States.

'At the same time for many others in

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- Charleston County Council, the flag is a deeply offensive symbol of a brutally oppressive past.
- Colombia, the flag is a deeply offensive symbol of a brutally oppressive past.
- Columbia, the flag is a deeply offensive symbol of a brutally oppressive past.
- Confederate, the flag is a deeply offensive symbol of a brutally oppressive past.
- GOP, the flag is a deeply offensive symbol of a brutally oppressive past.
- God, the flag is a deeply offensive symbol of a brutally oppressive past.
- Graham, the flag is a deeply offensive symbol of a brutally oppressive past.
- Lindsey Graham, the flag is a deeply offensive symbol of a brutally oppressive past.
- Nikki Haley, the flag is a deeply offensive symbol of a brutally oppressive past.
- South Carolina, the flag is a deeply offensive symbol of a brutally oppressive past.
- South Carolina State House, the flag is a deeply offensive symbol of a brutally oppressive past.
- State House, the flag is a deeply offensive symbol of a brutally oppressive past.
- United States, the flag is a deeply offensive symbol of a brutally oppressive past.


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Washington (CNN) Fired FBI Director James Comey publicly confirmed for the first time Wednesday a series of "very concerning," "very awkward" and "inappropriate" conversations with President Donald Trump that concerned him "greatly" -- but do these interactions rise to the level of obstruction of justice? Some legal experts say this isn't a close call. What is obstruction of justice? "Let's just keep this in perspective. There is a criminal investigation going on of one of the President's top associates, his former national security adviser, one of the most ... important people in the government. He gets fired. He's under criminal investigation and the President brings in the FBI director and says, please stop your investigation," said CNN senior legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin on CNN's Newsroom. "If that isn't obstruction of justice, I don't know what is."

"It is understandable that

OPTIONS:
- CNN would see this as inappropriate.
- Comey would see this as inappropriate.
- Donald Trump would see this as inappropriate.
- FBI would see this as inappropriate.
- James Comey would see this as inappropriate.
- Jeffrey Toobin would see this as inappropriate.
- Michael Flynn would see this as inappropriate.
- Newsroom would see this as inappropriate.
- Senate would see this as inappropriate.
- Trump would see this as inappropriate.
- Washington would see this as inappropriate.


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Sir Alex Ferguson will return to the Old Trafford dugout on Saturday when two all-star teams captained by David Beckham and Zinedine Zidane contest the UNICEF Match for Children. It will be a star-studded occasion, with Ferguson’s Great Britain and Ireland side featuring Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes, Rio Ferdinand and John Terry. Up against them will be a Rest of the World XI, coached by Carlo Ancelotti and featuring Zidane, Luis Figo, Ronaldinho, Cafu and Patrick Vieira. Ferguson left United in 2013 after 26 trophy-laden years in which he transformed a club existing in the shadow of rivals Liverpool to the absolute pinnacle of English and European football.

It was in that season that Whiteside contributed arguably his greatest performance, coming off the bench at Anfield with

OPTIONS:
- Aberdeen 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- Alex Ferguson 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- Cafu 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- Carlo Ancelotti 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- Carlos Tevez 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- Cristiano Ronaldo 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- David Beckham 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- David de Gea 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- English 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- European 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- Fantasy Football 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- Ferguson 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- Gordon Strachan 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- Great Britain 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- Ireland 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- John Terry 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- Lee Sharpe 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- Liverpool 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- Luis Figo 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- Manchester United 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- Old Trafford 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- Patrick Vieira 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- Paul Scholes 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- Rest of the World XI 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- Rio Ferdinand 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- Ronaldinho 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- Ryan Giggs 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- UNICEF Match for Children 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- United 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- Zidane 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.
- Zinedine Zidane 3-1 down and helping them to a draw.


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

Yaya Toure's agent has called Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini a 'weak manager' and criticised the club's chief executive Ferran Soriano and director of football Txiki Begiristain. Toure's performances have come under the microscope amid a dismal run for City which has seen them go from title contenders to being in a battle simply to finish in the top four. But agent Dimitri Seluk has claimed the club are trying to make Toure a scapegoat for bigger problems behind the scenes. The agent of Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure (left) has called Manuel Pellegrini, his manager, 'weak' Pellegrini has struggled this with the  champions this season, and Dimitri Seluk has placed blame on him

'Two of the biggest clubs have already asked me if he is available, and I know that if

OPTIONS:
- City would sell, another 10 would call me inside 24 hours.'
- Dimitri Seluk would sell, another 10 would call me inside 24 hours.'
- Ferran Soriano would sell, another 10 would call me inside 24 hours.'
- Ivorian would sell, another 10 would call me inside 24 hours.'
- Manchester City would sell, another 10 would call me inside 24 hours.'
- Manuel Pellegrini would sell, another 10 would call me inside 24 hours.'
- Pellegrini would sell, another 10 would call me inside 24 hours.'
- Premier League would sell, another 10 would call me inside 24 hours.'
- Toure would sell, another 10 would call me inside 24 hours.'
- Txiki Begiristain would sell, another 10 would call me inside 24 hours.'
- Yaya Toure would sell, another 10 would call me inside 24 hours.'


Find the right ending to this passage.

Ukip will form an electoral pact with Northern Irish MPs to keep the Tories in power after the next election, Nigel Farage said this morning. The Ukip leader said the Conservative Party will emerge from the general election as the largest party but wouldn't have enough MPs to govern on their own. Mr Farage said he would force an early referendum on Britain's membership of the EU as his price for keeping David Cameron in Number 10. Ukip leader Nigel Farage said the Conservative Party will emerge from the general election as the largest party but wouldn't have enough MPs to govern on their own

Mr Farage has previously insisted he would be willing to support a

OPTIONS:
- Britain minority government only if a referendum on Britain leaving the EU was held before the end of this year – two years earlier than David Cameron plans.
- Conservative Party minority government only if a referendum on Britain leaving the EU was held before the end of this year – two years earlier than David Cameron plans.
- DUP minority government only if a referendum on Britain leaving the EU was held before the end of this year – two years earlier than David Cameron plans.
- David Cameron minority government only if a referendum on Britain leaving the EU was held before the end of this year – two years earlier than David Cameron plans.
- EU minority government only if a referendum on Britain leaving the EU was held before the end of this year – two years earlier than David Cameron plans.
- Farage minority government only if a referendum on Britain leaving the EU was held before the end of this year – two years earlier than David Cameron plans.
- Nigel Farage minority government only if a referendum on Britain leaving the EU was held before the end of this year – two years earlier than David Cameron plans.
- Northern Irish minority government only if a referendum on Britain leaving the EU was held before the end of this year – two years earlier than David Cameron plans.
- Number 10 minority government only if a referendum on Britain leaving the EU was held before the end of this year – two years earlier than David Cameron plans.
- Tories minority government only if a referendum on Britain leaving the EU was held before the end of this year – two years earlier than David Cameron plans.
- Ukip minority government only if a referendum on Britain leaving the EU was held before the end of this year – two years earlier than David Cameron plans.


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David Cameron is drawing up contingency plans to make sure the UK is 'as prepared as we can be' if Greece crashes out of the eurozone, Downing Street has said. The Prime Minister's official spokesperson revealed that while the Government will not give specific details of the plans, it would include potential impacts on business, the banks and financial sector and tourism. Meanwhile, as the Greek government and its international creditors try to thrash out a last-minute deal, the country's central bank has issued a stark warning that it could be on a 'painful course' to default and exit from the EU as well as the eurozone.

'Within those discussions there would be an opportunity for the UK to secure meaningful changes and opt-outs that ensure a reformed

OPTIONS:
- BoE Monetary Policy Committee aids our competitiveness.'
- David Cameron aids our competitiveness.'
- Downing Street aids our competitiveness.'
- EU aids our competitiveness.'
- Greece aids our competitiveness.'
- Greek aids our competitiveness.'
- Grexit aids our competitiveness.'
- Treasury aids our competitiveness.'
- UK aids our competitiveness.'


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Mark Hughes has accused Steve Bruce of trying to ‘defend the indefensible’ over Maynor Figueroa’s tackle on Stephen Ireland that left the Stoke City midfielder with a deep gash in his calf. The Hull City manager responded to Hughes’ anger at the incident by insisting Ireland should already have been sent off following ‘the worst challenge on the pitch’ on David Meyler at the Britannia Stadium. A picture of Ireland’s bloody leg was revealed in the aftermath of the match but Bruce said: ‘I could show you a picture of Figueroa's ankle, he had five stitches in it and carried on.’

Hughes added: ‘It looks likely

OPTIONS:
- Britannia Stadium is unavailable for two to three weeks.
- Bruce is unavailable for two to three weeks.
- David Meyler is unavailable for two to three weeks.
- Figueroa is unavailable for two to three weeks.
- Hughes is unavailable for two to three weeks.
- Hull is unavailable for two to three weeks.
- Hull City is unavailable for two to three weeks.
- Ireland is unavailable for two to three weeks.
- Mark Hughes is unavailable for two to three weeks.
- Maynor Figueroa is unavailable for two to three weeks.
- Stephen Ireland is unavailable for two to three weeks.
- Steve Bruce is unavailable for two to three weeks.
- Stoke City is unavailable for two to three weeks.


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Neymar has confirmed he wants to renew his contract with Barcelona but insists there is no hurry on his part to put pen to paper. Speaking in the Spanish press the Brazil star, who returned to his club on Monday following the international break, spoke of his desire to sign an extension on his current deal that runs until June 2018. Neymar elevated his status during a stellar campaign in 2014-15 scoring 43 goals in all competitions and helping Barcelona win a historic domestic and European treble and the club are keen to ward off any potential suitors by tying him down to a new long-term deal.

The front page of the newspaper is dedicated to

OPTIONS:
- Antonio Conte's extended interview, with the headline reading: 'As Neymar sees it.'
- Barcelona's extended interview, with the headline reading: 'As Neymar sees it.'
- Brazil's extended interview, with the headline reading: 'As Neymar sees it.'
- Corriere dello Sport's extended interview, with the headline reading: 'As Neymar sees it.'
- David de Gea's extended interview, with the headline reading: 'As Neymar sees it.'
- Euro's extended interview, with the headline reading: 'As Neymar sees it.'
- Euro 2016's extended interview, with the headline reading: 'As Neymar sees it.'
- European's extended interview, with the headline reading: 'As Neymar sees it.'
- Italian's extended interview, with the headline reading: 'As Neymar sees it.'
- Italy's extended interview, with the headline reading: 'As Neymar sees it.'
- Neymar's extended interview, with the headline reading: 'As Neymar sees it.'
- Spain's extended interview, with the headline reading: 'As Neymar sees it.'
- Spanish's extended interview, with the headline reading: 'As Neymar sees it.'
- Ukraine's extended interview, with the headline reading: 'As Neymar sees it.'


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

Washington (CNN) -- It was a long summer for President Barack Obama, who for months has defended his decision not to send U.S. troops to fight ISIS on the ground in the Middle East. But lawmakers contend that in the wake of a rapidly-spreading Ebola crisis and the upcoming midterm elections, the President's commitment towards fighting the extremist terrorist organization has fallen short. Comparing the spread of Ebola to the ISIS threat against the United States, Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, said Sunday that he doesn't believe that the President is handling each issue with equal rigor. "The stronger Ebola gets in Africa, the more it spreads and the more entrenched it is -- the more endangered we are," Graham told Candy Crowley on CNN's "State of the Union" Sunday. "The same (goes) for radical Islam in the Mideast. It seems to be that the President is all in when it comes to Ebola. I want to compliment him for sending troops to help get ahead of this in Africa, but we have a series of half-measures with (ISIS)."

Asked if she thought the President would pull back some of his commitment towards the issue after the midterm elections,

OPTIONS:
- Administration responded, "I'm very concerned about that ... and his resolve in this regard."
- Africa responded, "I'm very concerned about that ... and his resolve in this regard."
- Barack Obama responded, "I'm very concerned about that ... and his resolve in this regard."
- CNN responded, "I'm very concerned about that ... and his resolve in this regard."
- Candy Crowley responded, "I'm very concerned about that ... and his resolve in this regard."
- Ebola responded, "I'm very concerned about that ... and his resolve in this regard."
- Graham responded, "I'm very concerned about that ... and his resolve in this regard."
- House responded, "I'm very concerned about that ... and his resolve in this regard."
- ISIS responded, "I'm very concerned about that ... and his resolve in this regard."
- Islam responded, "I'm very concerned about that ... and his resolve in this regard."
- Kelly Ayotte responded, "I'm very concerned about that ... and his resolve in this regard."
- Kevin McCarthy responded, "I'm very concerned about that ... and his resolve in this regard."
- Lindsey Graham responded, "I'm very concerned about that ... and his resolve in this regard."
- Middle East responded, "I'm very concerned about that ... and his resolve in this regard."
- Mideast responded, "I'm very concerned about that ... and his resolve in this regard."
- Obama responded, "I'm very concerned about that ... and his resolve in this regard."
- R responded, "I'm very concerned about that ... and his resolve in this regard."
- South Carolina responded, "I'm very concerned about that ... and his resolve in this regard."
- State of the Union responded, "I'm very concerned about that ... and his resolve in this regard."
- U.S. responded, "I'm very concerned about that ... and his resolve in this regard."
- United States responded, "I'm very concerned about that ... and his resolve in this regard."
- Washington responded, "I'm very concerned about that ... and his resolve in this regard."


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(CNN) -- A cloud-computing company is building what it calls "the world's first zero-emission data center" in Iceland. The British company Colt says the data center will be powered fully by geothermal and hydroelectric sources of energy, which Iceland has in spades. The blog Earth2Tech, where we spotted this story, says Iceland could become a "magnet" for data centers because of the wide availability of renewable energy sources there. "Why is a country, which blipped on the global news radar in recent months because of its ash-spewing volcano and hard-hit financial markets, such a hot place to construct data centers that could house thousands of servers and run web services for Internet giants?" asks Katie Fehrenbacher from that GigaOm network blog. "First off: location. Its placement between Europe and the U.S. means that companies in the U.S. can run their Web services for both continents in one location, potentially saving money," says Fehrenbacher.

Colt expects its

OPTIONS:
- British data center to be up and running within four months.
- CNN data center to be up and running within four months.
- Colt data center to be up and running within four months.
- EPA data center to be up and running within four months.
- Earth2Tech data center to be up and running within four months.
- Europe data center to be up and running within four months.
- Fehrenbacher data center to be up and running within four months.
- GigaOm data center to be up and running within four months.
- Iceland data center to be up and running within four months.
- Internet data center to be up and running within four months.
- Katie Fehrenbacher data center to be up and running within four months.
- U.S. data center to be up and running within four months.


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A teacher has been landed with a £4,400 bill after the hire car he was driving conked out - with the hire firm blaming him for 'ignoring a warning light' for 15 minutes. IT teacher Fred Coker, from Luton, Bedfordshire, hired the four-month-old Vauxhall Corsa in March last year from Enterprise Rent-a-Car. But as he drove it along the M25, the car, which only had 1,200 miles on its clock, slowed before breaking down, with Mr Coker pulling over to the hard shoulder. The 43-year-old called Enterprise and told them the car had 'just stopped', but that it had not run out of petrol.

'

OPTIONS:
- Bedfordshire expects there to be fair wear and tear to its vehicles during the rental period.
- Coker expects there to be fair wear and tear to its vehicles during the rental period.
- Enterprise expects there to be fair wear and tear to its vehicles during the rental period.
- Enterprise Rent expects there to be fair wear and tear to its vehicles during the rental period.
- Fred Coker expects there to be fair wear and tear to its vehicles during the rental period.
- Luton expects there to be fair wear and tear to its vehicles during the rental period.
- M25 expects there to be fair wear and tear to its vehicles during the rental period.
- Vauxhall Corsa expects there to be fair wear and tear to its vehicles during the rental period.


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(CNN) The Department of Justice's explosive report on institutional racism in the Baltimore Police Department represents a devastating indictment of the criminal justice system. Over half a century after the modern civil rights movement, this system continues to denigrate black lives and deny African-American citizenship. It further proves, through documentary evidence, what Charm City's black residents have always known: that the police department serves as more of an occupying army designed to arbitrarily punish, humiliate and even kill than as a protective forced designed to defend and honor. The report specifically chronicles the systemic abuse of black residents that culminated in the death of Freddie Gray in a police van and the subsequent urban rebellion that rocked the nation last year. African-Americans were -- and continue to be -- disproportionately stopped, searched and approached by city police, often without being charged with any crime. One heartbreaking example depicts a black man, well into middle age, who police stopped a staggering 30 times in a span of fewer than four years without ever formally charging him.

In other words, not only did police routinely brutalize African-

OPTIONS:
- African, they frequently arrested innocent bystanders for "talking back," in direct violation of their constitutional right to voice dissent.
- American, they frequently arrested innocent bystanders for "talking back," in direct violation of their constitutional right to voice dissent.
- Americans, they frequently arrested innocent bystanders for "talking back," in direct violation of their constitutional right to voice dissent.
- Baltimore Police Department, they frequently arrested innocent bystanders for "talking back," in direct violation of their constitutional right to voice dissent.
- Charm City, they frequently arrested innocent bystanders for "talking back," in direct violation of their constitutional right to voice dissent.
- Department of Justice, they frequently arrested innocent bystanders for "talking back," in direct violation of their constitutional right to voice dissent.
- Freddie Gray, they frequently arrested innocent bystanders for "talking back," in direct violation of their constitutional right to voice dissent.
- Justice Department, they frequently arrested innocent bystanders for "talking back," in direct violation of their constitutional right to voice dissent.
- Peniel Joseph, they frequently arrested innocent bystanders for "talking back," in direct violation of their constitutional right to voice dissent.


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Social media fitness guru Kayla Itsines has legions of loyal and adoring fans and boasts over four million on Instagram alone. But following the release of her eagerly anticipated Sweat With Kayla app on Sunday, outraged fans have taken to social media to share their disappointment. The app was designed by the 24-year-old Australian to transfer her popular Bikini Body Guides to a mobile format, offering weekly coaching, 28-minute workouts, meal plans and new guides for existing members. 'Everything you thought you knew about the BBG has changed! Sweat With Kayla is your training companion and gateway to the largest female fitness community in the world,' Ms Itsines wrote on Instagram.

'We've already given

OPTIONS:
- Australian plenty of $$ for the guides and pricey equipment, so it's a little unfair to even charge members $1 for this (which would still add up quite a bit) [sic],' another said.
- BBG plenty of $$ for the guides and pricey equipment, so it's a little unfair to even charge members $1 for this (which would still add up quite a bit) [sic],' another said.
- Bikini Body Guide plenty of $$ for the guides and pricey equipment, so it's a little unfair to even charge members $1 for this (which would still add up quite a bit) [sic],' another said.
- Bikini Body Guides plenty of $$ for the guides and pricey equipment, so it's a little unfair to even charge members $1 for this (which would still add up quite a bit) [sic],' another said.
- Instagram plenty of $$ for the guides and pricey equipment, so it's a little unfair to even charge members $1 for this (which would still add up quite a bit) [sic],' another said.
- Itsines plenty of $$ for the guides and pricey equipment, so it's a little unfair to even charge members $1 for this (which would still add up quite a bit) [sic],' another said.
- Kayla plenty of $$ for the guides and pricey equipment, so it's a little unfair to even charge members $1 for this (which would still add up quite a bit) [sic],' another said.
- Kayla Itsines plenty of $$ for the guides and pricey equipment, so it's a little unfair to even charge members $1 for this (which would still add up quite a bit) [sic],' another said.
- Sweat With Kayla plenty of $$ for the guides and pricey equipment, so it's a little unfair to even charge members $1 for this (which would still add up quite a bit) [sic],' another said.


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Lydia Ko became the youngest major champion in LPGA Tour history at the Evian Championship on Sunday. The South Korean-born New Zealander closed with an eight-under 63 for a six-stroke victory over Lexi Thompson at the final major of the season. Ko is 18 years, four months and 20 days old. She eclipsed the previous record set by American Morgan Pressel, who was 18 years, 10 months and nine days old when she won the 2007 Kraft Nabisco Championship. Ko, who was runner-up in Evian two years ago, enjoyed a remarkable day on the shores of Lake Geneva, staying bogey-free and hitting eight birdies in her final round for the best score of the tournament this year. She finished with a 16-under total of 268.

For

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- American, things took a turn for the worse on the par-three 14th.
- Evian, things took a turn for the worse on the par-three 14th.
- Evian Championship, things took a turn for the worse on the par-three 14th.
- France, things took a turn for the worse on the par-three 14th.
- Ko, things took a turn for the worse on the par-three 14th.
- Kraft Nabisco Championship, things took a turn for the worse on the par-three 14th.
- LPGA Tour, things took a turn for the worse on the par-three 14th.
- Lake Geneva, things took a turn for the worse on the par-three 14th.
- Lexi Thompson, things took a turn for the worse on the par-three 14th.
- Lydia Ko, things took a turn for the worse on the par-three 14th.
- Morgan Pressel, things took a turn for the worse on the par-three 14th.
- New Zealander, things took a turn for the worse on the par-three 14th.
- South Korean, things took a turn for the worse on the par-three 14th.


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Police have released footage of the shocking moment a husband confessed to losing control and stabbing his estranged British wife to death just moments after he killed her. Christopher Cullen, 51, who was yesterday found guilty of murdering Victoria Comrie Cullen, is seen emerging from the mangroves at Taren Point in Sydney - just metres from where the mother of his three children lay dead. Slumped against a pole wrapped in a foil blanket, Cullen is almost unrecognisable because he was suffering from multiple stab wounds including a punctured lung which had pushed the air to to his facial skin - swelling his eyes so much that he could barely see.

The detectives immediately started firing questions at

OPTIONS:
- British - beginning with asking if he knew he was under arrest for the murder of his wife to which he simply replied: 'Yes'.
- Christopher Cullen - beginning with asking if he knew he was under arrest for the murder of his wife to which he simply replied: 'Yes'.
- Cullen - beginning with asking if he knew he was under arrest for the murder of his wife to which he simply replied: 'Yes'.
- Jury - beginning with asking if he knew he was under arrest for the murder of his wife to which he simply replied: 'Yes'.
- Mother - beginning with asking if he knew he was under arrest for the murder of his wife to which he simply replied: 'Yes'.
- Sydney - beginning with asking if he knew he was under arrest for the murder of his wife to which he simply replied: 'Yes'.
- Taren Point - beginning with asking if he knew he was under arrest for the murder of his wife to which he simply replied: 'Yes'.
- Victoria Comrie Cullen - beginning with asking if he knew he was under arrest for the murder of his wife to which he simply replied: 'Yes'.


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Libertarian icon Rand Paul has beefed up his campaign store ahead of his announcement this morning that he would compete for the Republican nomination for president next year. Like Paul, the Kentucky senator who made a name for himself by championing issues not typically associated with the GOP such as criminal justice reform and privacy protections, much of the 'Rand' 2016 SWAG is unconventional. Rand fans will still find the usual array of yard signs and bumper stickers. But they'll also have the opportunity to sport their support  through Macbook skins and woven blankets that feature Paul's face, 'Stand with Rand' flip-flops and car mats and a host of other unique items like the 'NSA Spy Cam Blocker.'

For $100 Paul's supporters can purchase branded versions of cornhall, the bean bag toss game that's especially popular with the southerners from

OPTIONS:
- GOP's native region
- Kentucky's native region
- Libertarian's native region
- Macbook's native region
- NSA Spy Cam Blocker's native region
- Paul's native region
- Rand's native region
- Rand Paul's native region
- Rand' 2016 SWAG's native region
- Republican's native region


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(CNN) -- Netflix Co-founder and CEO Reed Hastings made a public apology in his blog Sunday after a customer outburst against a hike in prices. "I messed up," Hastings said. "I owe everyone an explanation." Hastings posted the mea culpa after a barrage of customer backlash that caused Netflix stock to plunge. Netflix subscribers quit the service in droves last week after the unexpected increase. Enraged customers flooded the Netflix site with tens of thousands of comments, as well as a barrage of tweets under the hashtag #DearNetflix. "In hindsight, I slid into arrogance based upon past success," Hastings said. "We have done very well for a long time by steadily improving our service, without doing much CEO communication."

Members who subscribe to both services will have two entries on their credit card statements, one for

OPTIONS:
- CNN and one for Netflix.
- DearNetflix and one for Netflix.
- Hastings and one for Netflix.
- Netflix and one for Netflix.
- Qwikster and one for Netflix.
- Reed Hastings and one for Netflix.


Washington (CNN) George W. Bush tried it. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton tried it. Now Donald Trump is vowing to reset relations with Russia. But could the unintended costs outweigh the benefits? The President-elect's Russian gambit seems like a solid foreign policy goal, given that the estrangement between the rivals -- owners of the world's biggest nuclear arsenals -- is deeper than at any time since the Cold War. An improvement in relations could yield gains for the United States in reviving non-proliferation projects and closer anti-terrorism cooperation. But there are big questions about whether Trump will be any more successful than his predecessors, whose initial inroads eventually foundered largely due to the behavior of President Vladimir Putin, and whether he will end up emboldening a leader that many -- including key Republicans in Congress -- see as a top US adversary.

Trump has made no secret of his admiration for the Russian strongman, once saying he was a better leader than Obama, and on the campaign trail showed little concern about resurgent

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama influence.
- CNN influence.
- Cold War influence.
- Congress influence.
- Donald Trump influence.
- George W. Bush influence.
- Hillary Clinton influence.
- Republicans influence.
- Russia influence.
- Russian influence.
- Trump influence.
- US influence.
- United States influence.
- Vladimir Putin influence.
- Washington influence.


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Belgium (CNN) Brussels: It's a quaint but bustling city, famed for its picture postcard squares, its chocolate and its beer. But it is rapidly becoming infamous, too, as a fertile recruiting ground for jihadi fighters. For months, Belgian authorities and the public here had lived in fear of attack by home-grown terrorists. As tensions rose, security forces carried out raid after raid in their hunt for Paris attacks fugitive Salah Abdeslam and those who plotted the carnage in the French capital. Last week they even seemed to catch a lucky break when police, initiating a search for evidence at what turned out to be Abdeslam's safe house, encountered a barrage of gunfire which tipped them off that something -- or someone -- important was inside. Abdeslam, who had abandoned his mission, along with his suicide belt, in Paris in November, escaped again -- only to be cornered in a daring daytime raid a few days later.

"The

OPTIONS:
- Abdeslam state rejects children and young people; they say, 'They are all foreigners, why should we give them a job?'
- Belgian state rejects children and young people; they say, 'They are all foreigners, why should we give them a job?'
- Belgium state rejects children and young people; they say, 'They are all foreigners, why should we give them a job?'
- Brussels state rejects children and young people; they say, 'They are all foreigners, why should we give them a job?'
- Brussels Airport state rejects children and young people; they say, 'They are all foreigners, why should we give them a job?'
- CNN state rejects children and young people; they say, 'They are all foreigners, why should we give them a job?'
- French state rejects children and young people; they say, 'They are all foreigners, why should we give them a job?'
- Molenbeek state rejects children and young people; they say, 'They are all foreigners, why should we give them a job?'
- Paris state rejects children and young people; they say, 'They are all foreigners, why should we give them a job?'
- Salah Abdeslam state rejects children and young people; they say, 'They are all foreigners, why should we give them a job?'
- Syria state rejects children and young people; they say, 'They are all foreigners, why should we give them a job?'
- Western European state rejects children and young people; they say, 'They are all foreigners, why should we give them a job?'


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Southampton manager Ronald Koeman has told old friend Jose Mourinho to give the Special One tag a rest ahead of his side's trip to Stamford Bridge. Koeman and Mourinho worked together at Barcelona during Louis van Gaal's reign at the Nou Camp and have remained friendly foes since. But while Koeman admires Mourinho's clear desire to be a winner, he's told him to lay off the Special One tag with Chelsea still out-of-sorts. 'It's a good mentality to be the best and to like to be the best but it's not for yourself to mention that,' Koeman said. 'He's a winning coach and I like how he is as a coach. It's an example.

'We know if Ryan is back and playing on his level then he's one of the national team and that's good because it's good for the player, the confidence of the player and it's good for

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona.'
- Chelsea.'
- England.'
- Jose Mourinho.'
- Koeman.'
- Louis van Gaal.'
- Mourinho.'
- Nou Camp.'
- Premier League.'
- Ronald Koeman.'
- Ryan Bertrand.'
- Southampton.'
- Special One.'
- Stamford Bridge.'


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St. Louis, Missouri (CNN) Donald Trump threatened to jail Hillary Clinton. He admitted paying no federal income taxes and threw his running mate under the bus on foreign policy. The Republican nominee dismissed his sexually aggressive comments about women as "locker room talk." He attacked Hillary Clinton over Bill Clinton's alleged sexual misconduct. And he repeatedly made false claims and factual errors. For Trump, it was a real improvement. The second presidential won't catapult Trump past Clinton -- but it might save his candidacy from the cratering that appeared imminent in the 48 hours leading up to their showdown in St. Louis.

However,

OPTIONS:
- Bill Clinton was able to go mostly unscathed over controversies that should have badly damaged her.
- CNN was able to go mostly unscathed over controversies that should have badly damaged her.
- Clinton was able to go mostly unscathed over controversies that should have badly damaged her.
- Donald Trump was able to go mostly unscathed over controversies that should have badly damaged her.
- Hillary Clinton was able to go mostly unscathed over controversies that should have badly damaged her.
- Missouri was able to go mostly unscathed over controversies that should have badly damaged her.
- Republican was able to go mostly unscathed over controversies that should have badly damaged her.
- St. Louis was able to go mostly unscathed over controversies that should have badly damaged her.
- Trump was able to go mostly unscathed over controversies that should have badly damaged her.


(CNN) There was a reason Mitch McConnell badly wanted a vote on the Senate health care bill before July 4. Senate Republicans are back in their home states for a weeklong break, and already, some of them have gotten an earful on the controversial GOP legislation to dismantle Obamacare. The message from their home-state constituents: Don't you dare vote for that bill. That's not great news for Senate Majority Leader McConnell, who was forced to postpone a vote last week and is hoping to reschedule it for soon after lawmakers return to Washington next week. Republican Sen. Susan Collins told reporters at a July 4 parade in Eastport that many Maine residents that she has spoken with while in her home state support her decision to oppose the legislation.

Similar to when House Republicans were considering their own

OPTIONS:
- Eastport repeal bill earlier this year, protesters across the country are again eager to confront their senators.
- GOP repeal bill earlier this year, protesters across the country are again eager to confront their senators.
- Maine repeal bill earlier this year, protesters across the country are again eager to confront their senators.
- McConnell repeal bill earlier this year, protesters across the country are again eager to confront their senators.
- Mitch McConnell repeal bill earlier this year, protesters across the country are again eager to confront their senators.
- Obamacare repeal bill earlier this year, protesters across the country are again eager to confront their senators.
- Republican repeal bill earlier this year, protesters across the country are again eager to confront their senators.
- Republicans repeal bill earlier this year, protesters across the country are again eager to confront their senators.
- Senate repeal bill earlier this year, protesters across the country are again eager to confront their senators.
- Susan Collins repeal bill earlier this year, protesters across the country are again eager to confront their senators.
- Washington repeal bill earlier this year, protesters across the country are again eager to confront their senators.


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(CNN) Sunday morning, as Houston residents found themselves trapped on rooftops and wading through flooded streets with children riding on their shoulders, Mayor Sylvester Turner defended his decision not to order evacuations before the city was hit by torrential rain from Hurricane Harvey. Houston, which is known for its susceptibility for flooding because of its flatness, was never put under an evacuation order, voluntary or mandatory, even as then-Hurricane Harvey was threatening southeast Texas. "You literally cannot put 6.5 million people on the road," Turner said in a press conference. "If you think the situation right now is bad, you give an order to evacuate, you are creating a nightmare."

So there is absolutely no reason to evacuate from

OPTIONS:
- CNN or the greater Houston area."
- Harvey or the greater Houston area."
- Houston or the greater Houston area."
- Hurricane Harvey or the greater Houston area."
- Sylvester Turner or the greater Houston area."
- Texas or the greater Houston area."
- Turner or the greater Houston area."


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(CNN) Amelia Earhart disappeared over the Pacific Ocean 80 years ago, but those decades have done little to satisfy the appetite of investigators still searching for her true fate. The latest piece of possible evidence in Earhart's disappearance came on Wednesday when a History Channel documentary released a newfound photo from the US National Archives of several blurry figures. Investigators claim the photo depicts Earhart, her navigator, Fred Noonan, and her plane on the Marshall Islands after their disappearance. The theory, explored further in the documentary, argues that Earhart and Noonan crashed near the Marshall Islands, about 1,000 miles away from their intended target of Howland Island, and were captured by the Japanese.

TIGHAR also claims that a skeleton of a castaway found on the island in 1940, tested decades later, is consistent with a female of

OPTIONS:
- Amelia Earhart's height and ethnic origin.
- America's height and ethnic origin.
- CNN's height and ethnic origin.
- Earhart's height and ethnic origin.
- Fred Noonan's height and ethnic origin.
- History Channel's height and ethnic origin.
- Howland Island's height and ethnic origin.
- Japanese's height and ethnic origin.
- Marshall Islands's height and ethnic origin.
- Noonan's height and ethnic origin.
- Pacific Ocean's height and ethnic origin.
- US National Archives's height and ethnic origin.


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A Facebook prank in which a man trolls his racist, xenophobic, and homophobic 'friend' by commenting on every single one of the guy's posts and calling him out for his ignorant views has taken the internet by storm - likely because everyone can relate to seeing these types of comments in their news feeds. In the amusing series of exchanges, which the man behind the hoax have admitted he made up to mock the current political firestorm among conservatives and liberals, a user named 'Robert Graves' relentlessly baits his ultra-conservative friend, 'Brendan Sullivan', by repeatedly mocking his offensive posts. 'Can't believe Kim Davis story has disappeared. She stood up for what she believed in. But now gay marriage has been forced upon this great nation,' Brendan wrote in one post, to which Robert responded: 'Why do you care so much? Worrying about what a couple of gay dudes do in the privacy of their own homes in about the gayest thing a guy can do.'

I am 100 per cent strait,' causing

OPTIONS:
- Brendan to crack: 'You're a narrow sea passage connecting two large bodies of water?'
- Brendan Sullivan to crack: 'You're a narrow sea passage connecting two large bodies of water?'
- Facebook to crack: 'You're a narrow sea passage connecting two large bodies of water?'
- Kim Davis to crack: 'You're a narrow sea passage connecting two large bodies of water?'
- Robert to crack: 'You're a narrow sea passage connecting two large bodies of water?'
- Robert Graves to crack: 'You're a narrow sea passage connecting two large bodies of water?'


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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."

Scott Walker, also a Cruz supporter -- passed a law requiring voters to show a government-issued

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


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(CNN) An official State Department Twitter account retweeted a tweet promoting Ivanka Trump's new book, "Women Who Work," raising ethics questions. It has since been deleted. "Thank you to my beautiful sisters for the support of my #WomenWhoWorkBook!" Ivanka Trump wrote in the initial tweet from her personal account, alongside photos of Tiffany and Lara Trump posing with the book. It was retweeted by the @GenderAtState account, which is run by the Office of Global Women's Issues, a policy office within the State Department focused on women's rights and empowerment through foreign policy. CNN reached out to the State Department and a spokesperson declined to comment.

Fortune has 7 of my most indispensable productivity tips on their site, courtesy of the #

OPTIONS:
- CNN," she wrote.
- Ivanka Trump," she wrote.
- Lara Trump," she wrote.
- Office of Global Women's Issues," she wrote.
- State Department," she wrote.
- Tiffany," she wrote.
- Women Who Work," she wrote.
- WomenWhoWorkBook," she wrote.


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(CNN) The warning came from across the Atlantic last month. Richard Burr, the head of the US Senate Intelligence Committee, was presiding over a briefing on the investigation into alleged Russian interference in the US presidential election when he offered his assessment of who the next target might be. "I think it's safe by everybody's judgment that the Russians are actively involved in the French elections," Burr told reporters. "Part of our responsibility is to educate the rest of the world." Burr's warning came to fruition this week with the revelation that campaign staff for Emmanuel Macron, the favorite to become France's next president, had been targeted by suspected Russian-linked hackers

She's faced criticism for the fact that her campaign was partly funded by a

OPTIONS:
- Atlantic bank.
- Burr bank.
- CNN bank.
- Emmanuel Macron bank.
- France bank.
- French bank.
- Moscow bank.
- Richard Burr bank.
- Russia bank.
- Russian bank.
- Russians bank.
- US bank.
- US Senate Intelligence Committee bank.


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U.S. President Barack Obama said on Monday that Iran should commit to a verifiable freeze of at least 10 years on its nuclear activity for a landmark atomic deal to be reached, but said the odds were still against sealing a final agreement. In an interview with Reuters at the White House, Obama said that a rift over Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's planned speech to Congress opposing the Iran deal on Tuesday was a distraction that would not be 'permanently destructive' to U.S. Israeli ties. But he said there was a 'substantial disagreement' between his administration and the Israeli government over how to achieve their shared goal of preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.

The

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama goal is to make sure 'there's at least a year
- Benjamin Netanyahu goal is to make sure 'there's at least a year
- Congress goal is to make sure 'there's at least a year
- Iran goal is to make sure 'there's at least a year
- Israeli goal is to make sure 'there's at least a year
- Netanyahu goal is to make sure 'there's at least a year
- Obama goal is to make sure 'there's at least a year
- Reuters goal is to make sure 'there's at least a year
- U.S. goal is to make sure 'there's at least a year
- White House goal is to make sure 'there's at least a year