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Raheem Sterling failed to report for training on Wednesday as the saga of his bid to leave Liverpool took another twist. The England international phoned Melwood, Liverpool’s headquarters, in the morning, claiming that he felt unwell and would not be able to take part in the planned sessions. It has been a summer of sweeping personnel changes at Anfield and manager Brendan Rodgers, who wants one more addition to his coaching staff, has met club legend Gary McAllister to discuss the prospect of him joining Sean O’Driscoll and Pepjin Linders. The drama surrounding Sterling, though, rumbles on and, coming 48 hours after he told Rodgers he does not want to go on the pre-season tour to the Far East and Australia, the news that he called in sick will have been greeted with cynicism in many quarters.

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- Anfield's agent claims Sterling will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Australia's agent claims Sterling will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Brendan Rodgers's agent claims Sterling will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- England's agent claims Sterling will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Far East's agent claims Sterling will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Gary McAllister's agent claims Sterling will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Liverpool's agent claims Sterling will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Melwood's agent claims Sterling will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Pepjin Linders's agent claims Sterling will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Raheem Sterling's agent claims Sterling will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Rodgers's agent claims Sterling will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Sean O’Driscoll's agent claims Sterling will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Sterling's agent claims Sterling will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.


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Stock in Lumber Liquidators crashed on Monday after floors the company installed in homes across the US were linked to the cancer-causing chemical formaldehyde. In a 60 Minutes segment that aired on Sunday, CBS reported that company-installed flooring in at least five states had high levels of formaldehyde. CBS took 31 samples from Lumber Liquidators' flooring in Virginia, Florida, Texas, Illinois and New York and had them sent to certified labs for testing. Scroll down for video A 60 Minutes report found unsafe levels of cancer-causing agent formaldehyde in Lumber Liquidator floors The show sent floors from Virginia, Florida, Texas, Illinois and New York to certified labs for testing

In a statement,

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- 60 Minutes said 'we stand by every single plank of wood and laminate we sell all around the country'.
- CBS said 'we stand by every single plank of wood and laminate we sell all around the country'.
- California said 'we stand by every single plank of wood and laminate we sell all around the country'.
- California Air Resources Board said 'we stand by every single plank of wood and laminate we sell all around the country'.
- Company said 'we stand by every single plank of wood and laminate we sell all around the country'.
- Florida said 'we stand by every single plank of wood and laminate we sell all around the country'.
- Illinois said 'we stand by every single plank of wood and laminate we sell all around the country'.
- Lumber Liquidator said 'we stand by every single plank of wood and laminate we sell all around the country'.
- Lumber Liquidators said 'we stand by every single plank of wood and laminate we sell all around the country'.
- New York said 'we stand by every single plank of wood and laminate we sell all around the country'.
- Texas said 'we stand by every single plank of wood and laminate we sell all around the country'.
- US said 'we stand by every single plank of wood and laminate we sell all around the country'.
- Virginia said 'we stand by every single plank of wood and laminate we sell all around the country'.


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Washington (CNN) As German Chancellor Angela Merkel prepared to bid President Barack Obama farewell in November, a reporter asked her to describe her sentiments about watching her American partner of eight years be replaced by Donald Trump. Standing in the German Chancellery on a drizzly Berlin afternoon, the notoriously restrained Merkel -- who became Obama's closest global friend only to see him replaced by a man who lambasted her on the campaign trail -- drew on her stolid pragmatism. "Out goes the president, and a new one comes in," she said. RELATED: Looming snowstorm delays Trump-Merkel meeting On Friday, Merkel presses ahead with the new, arriving in Washington for her first face-to-face encounter with Trump after months of preparation and one postponement due to snow. Analysts and White House officials alike say Friday's sit-down will be Trump's most important meeting with a foreign leader since the Republican businessman took office in January.

And

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- American and Merkel's first phone conversation, while cordial, contained some tense moments.
- Angela Merkel and Merkel's first phone conversation, while cordial, contained some tense moments.
- Barack Obama and Merkel's first phone conversation, while cordial, contained some tense moments.
- Berlin and Merkel's first phone conversation, while cordial, contained some tense moments.
- CNN and Merkel's first phone conversation, while cordial, contained some tense moments.
- Donald Trump and Merkel's first phone conversation, while cordial, contained some tense moments.
- German and Merkel's first phone conversation, while cordial, contained some tense moments.
- Merkel and Merkel's first phone conversation, while cordial, contained some tense moments.
- Mike Pence and Merkel's first phone conversation, while cordial, contained some tense moments.
- Munich and Merkel's first phone conversation, while cordial, contained some tense moments.
- Obama and Merkel's first phone conversation, while cordial, contained some tense moments.
- Republican and Merkel's first phone conversation, while cordial, contained some tense moments.
- Trump and Merkel's first phone conversation, while cordial, contained some tense moments.
- Washington and Merkel's first phone conversation, while cordial, contained some tense moments.
- White House and Merkel's first phone conversation, while cordial, contained some tense moments.


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Washington (CNN)Rep. Steve Scalise may have attended a gathering of a white supremacist group, David Duke, the former Klu Klux Klan leader who founded the group said on CNN Saturday. "I've got conflicting reports," Duke told CNN's Michael Smerconish. "One person said that he was a no-show, that he was scheduled to come — one person said that he did come. I just don't know what the truth is." Duke added that "it seems that Mr. Scalise thinks he may have. That's why he's — he's covering himself." Duke was in Russia at the time of the 2002 conference of the European-American Unity and Rights Organization, considered by many civil rights groups to be a hate group. The event in question has drawn intense scrutiny after a local Louisiana political blogger uncovered comments on an online forum suggesting Scalise spoke there in 2002.

"He was not a member of my organization — he was an early young representative who just got elected in

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- African American, and he was pushing a tax program, and he was coming to constituents.
- CNN, and he was pushing a tax program, and he was coming to constituents.
- David Duke, and he was pushing a tax program, and he was coming to constituents.
- Duke, and he was pushing a tax program, and he was coming to constituents.
- European-American Unity and Rights Organization, and he was pushing a tax program, and he was coming to constituents.
- Hispanic, and he was pushing a tax program, and he was coming to constituents.
- Klu Klux Klan, and he was pushing a tax program, and he was coming to constituents.
- Louisiana, and he was pushing a tax program, and he was coming to constituents.
- Michael Smerconish, and he was pushing a tax program, and he was coming to constituents.
- Russia, and he was pushing a tax program, and he was coming to constituents.
- Scalise, and he was pushing a tax program, and he was coming to constituents.
- Steve Scalise, and he was pushing a tax program, and he was coming to constituents.
- Washington, and he was pushing a tax program, and he was coming to constituents.


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(CNN) Australia's deputy prime minister -- who once threatened to euthanize dogs belonging to Johnny Depp and Amber Heard -- has mocked the actors' videotaped apology for failing to declare the Yorkshire terriers when entering the country last year. Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce told Australian public broadcaster ABC that Depp "looked like he was auditioning for the Godfather" in the somber apology video, but said he did not "think he'll get an Academy Award for his performance." He doubled down on his criticism in an interview with CNN affiliate Channel 7's "Sunrise" program, advising the Academy Award-nominated actor to "do it again" with "a little gusto."

The illegal import of animals carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a fine of 102,000

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- ABC dollars ($75,000); the false document charge has a maximum penalty of a year in prison and a fine of 10,200 Australian dollars ($7,500).
- Academy Award dollars ($75,000); the false document charge has a maximum penalty of a year in prison and a fine of 10,200 Australian dollars ($7,500).
- Amber Heard dollars ($75,000); the false document charge has a maximum penalty of a year in prison and a fine of 10,200 Australian dollars ($7,500).
- Australia dollars ($75,000); the false document charge has a maximum penalty of a year in prison and a fine of 10,200 Australian dollars ($7,500).
- Australian dollars ($75,000); the false document charge has a maximum penalty of a year in prison and a fine of 10,200 Australian dollars ($7,500).
- Barnaby Joyce dollars ($75,000); the false document charge has a maximum penalty of a year in prison and a fine of 10,200 Australian dollars ($7,500).
- CNN dollars ($75,000); the false document charge has a maximum penalty of a year in prison and a fine of 10,200 Australian dollars ($7,500).
- Channel 7 dollars ($75,000); the false document charge has a maximum penalty of a year in prison and a fine of 10,200 Australian dollars ($7,500).
- Depp dollars ($75,000); the false document charge has a maximum penalty of a year in prison and a fine of 10,200 Australian dollars ($7,500).
- Johnny Depp dollars ($75,000); the false document charge has a maximum penalty of a year in prison and a fine of 10,200 Australian dollars ($7,500).
- Joyce dollars ($75,000); the false document charge has a maximum penalty of a year in prison and a fine of 10,200 Australian dollars ($7,500).
- Sunrise dollars ($75,000); the false document charge has a maximum penalty of a year in prison and a fine of 10,200 Australian dollars ($7,500).
- Yorkshire dollars ($75,000); the false document charge has a maximum penalty of a year in prison and a fine of 10,200 Australian dollars ($7,500).


(CNN) -- A Georgia teacher's passion and curiosity about her immigrant students' homelands led to a path that changed her life and those she's touched - forever. Sue Ellen Wortzel said her student's stories of struggle to find food, a safe place to live, a basic education other economic hardships in their home countries often left her speechless and explained why their families searched for a better life in the U.S. Their emotional stories moved Wortzel to learn more about where they came from in Central America and inspired her to help their home countries. As an educator, Wortzel felt she had the ability to create a positive change in some of their country's schools and began her journey to do so in 2006 with a trip through Guatemala, El Salvador and Nicaragua. During this visit, she took note of some of the specific problems educators and students faced.

TALICA's team is small, consisting of five volunteer directors as well as hundreds of supportive family and friends across the U.S. and

OPTIONS:
- CNN who volunteer their time and resources.
- Central America who volunteer their time and resources.
- El Salvador who volunteer their time and resources.
- Georgia who volunteer their time and resources.
- Guatemala who volunteer their time and resources.
- Nicaragua who volunteer their time and resources.
- Sue Ellen Wortzel who volunteer their time and resources.
- TALICA who volunteer their time and resources.
- U.S. who volunteer their time and resources.
- Wortzel who volunteer their time and resources.


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Los Angeles (CNN) -- Cast members of the hit television show "Happy Days," who are suing CBS, accused the company of "despicable conduct" for not paying them for merchandising revenues. The comment was made in court papers filed by the actors' attorney in response to a claim by CBS that the case had no merit. "In this lawsuit, plaintiffs seek their share of the money collected by defendants as a result of the use of the actors' names and likenesses in connection with merchandising," the document, filed by attorney Jon Pfeiffer in Los Angeles Superior Court, said. "Plaintiffs also want the jury to punish defendants for their despicable conduct."

OPTIONS:
- CBS called the case "a garden-variety breach of contract action, nothing more."
- CNN called the case "a garden-variety breach of contract action, nothing more."
- Happy Days called the case "a garden-variety breach of contract action, nothing more."
- Jon Pfeiffer called the case "a garden-variety breach of contract action, nothing more."
- Los Angeles called the case "a garden-variety breach of contract action, nothing more."
- Los Angeles Superior Court called the case "a garden-variety breach of contract action, nothing more."


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Bastian Schweinsteiger's travels earlier this week ended in disappointment but his other half Ana Ivanovic was certainly having a better time of things in India. The German midfielder suffered a humiliating exit from the Champions League after Manchester United were beaten by Wolfsburg – on the other side of the world Ivanovic was gearing up for the latest instalment of the International Premier Tennis League. The Serbian stunner, who has been with World Cup winner Schweinsteiger since September 2014 with the couple getting engaged earlier this year, arrived in Delhi after stints in the Philippines and Japan earlier this month.

Earlier on Thursday

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- Ana Ivanovic tweeted her excitement ahead of taking to the court: 'Good morning Delhi.
- Bastian Schweinsteiger tweeted her excitement ahead of taking to the court: 'Good morning Delhi.
- Champions League tweeted her excitement ahead of taking to the court: 'Good morning Delhi.
- Delhi tweeted her excitement ahead of taking to the court: 'Good morning Delhi.
- Finace Bastian Schweinsteiger tweeted her excitement ahead of taking to the court: 'Good morning Delhi.
- German tweeted her excitement ahead of taking to the court: 'Good morning Delhi.
- India tweeted her excitement ahead of taking to the court: 'Good morning Delhi.
- Indian tweeted her excitement ahead of taking to the court: 'Good morning Delhi.
- International Premier Tennis League tweeted her excitement ahead of taking to the court: 'Good morning Delhi.
- Ivanovic tweeted her excitement ahead of taking to the court: 'Good morning Delhi.
- Japan tweeted her excitement ahead of taking to the court: 'Good morning Delhi.
- Manchester United tweeted her excitement ahead of taking to the court: 'Good morning Delhi.
- Philippines tweeted her excitement ahead of taking to the court: 'Good morning Delhi.
- Schweinsteiger tweeted her excitement ahead of taking to the court: 'Good morning Delhi.
- Serbian tweeted her excitement ahead of taking to the court: 'Good morning Delhi.
- Wolfsburg tweeted her excitement ahead of taking to the court: 'Good morning Delhi.
- World Cup tweeted her excitement ahead of taking to the court: 'Good morning Delhi.


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Havana, Cuba (CNN) Hurricane Irma, which devastated much of the Caribbean in September, has claimed a new victim: Raul Castro's succession plans. On Thursday, Cuban officials said the island was still dealing with the aftermath of the killer storm and needed to postpone long-held plans for Castro, 86, to retire on February 24, 2018, when his second five-year term ends. It was to have been the first time that Cuba was ruled by a leader not named Castro since the 1959 revolution that swept Raul Castro's older brother Fidel Castro to power. The wrath of Irma, however, delayed the Communist-run island's single party elections process, which appoints the Cuban National Assembly that in turn selects Cuba's president.

"My second and last term will have concluded," Castro told

OPTIONS:
- CNN lawmakers on Thursday, "and Cuba will have a new president."
- Caribbean lawmakers on Thursday, "and Cuba will have a new president."
- Castro lawmakers on Thursday, "and Cuba will have a new president."
- Communist lawmakers on Thursday, "and Cuba will have a new president."
- Cuba lawmakers on Thursday, "and Cuba will have a new president."
- Cuban lawmakers on Thursday, "and Cuba will have a new president."
- Cuban National Assembly lawmakers on Thursday, "and Cuba will have a new president."
- Diaz Canel lawmakers on Thursday, "and Cuba will have a new president."
- Fidel Castro lawmakers on Thursday, "and Cuba will have a new president."
- Havana lawmakers on Thursday, "and Cuba will have a new president."
- Irma lawmakers on Thursday, "and Cuba will have a new president."
- Miguel lawmakers on Thursday, "and Cuba will have a new president."
- Raul Castro lawmakers on Thursday, "and Cuba will have a new president."


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Fast food giant Chipotle is making a fresh start and stepping away from using GMOs (genetically modified organisms) as ingredients. Steve Ells, the company's co-CEO and founder, discussed the new development with CNN Money. 'It's relatively easy for us to have all non-GMO ingredients,' he said in the interview. 'I mean, because we don't have many ingredients in the first place.' Scroll down for video Fresh start: Chipotle co-CEO Steve Ells, pictured, has said 'It's relatively easy for us to have all non-GMO ingredients' Ells added 'You know, we've always paid attention to the way we've sourced food since we started 22 years ago.

During an interview with the financial news outlet, Ells said farmers are not currently ordered to use

OPTIONS:
- CNN Money feed.
- Chipotle feed.
- Ells feed.
- GMOs feed.
- Steve Ells feed.
- non-GMO feed.


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(CNN) -- Like Amanda Berry, who ran to freedom Monday after years in captivity, Tonia Carmichael was abducted and held by a male captor not far from her Cleveland home. Berry, whom police took to safety along with two other women they rescued from a home at 2207 Seymour Ave., could be seen healthy and beaming in a photo snapped Monday at an area hospital. She endured 10 years of confinement, but her life will go on. Carmichael was less fortunate. Her life and those of 10 others ended just over five miles away in the notorious "House of Horrors," at 12205 Imperial Ave., at the hands of convicted sex offender Anthony Sowell, who had moved to the address after serving 15 years in prison for attempted rape.

At that time, the grisly graveyard at

OPTIONS:
- Amanda Berry's Cleveland home made Berry's aunt think of her lost niece.
- Anthony Sowell's Cleveland home made Berry's aunt think of her lost niece.
- Berry's Cleveland home made Berry's aunt think of her lost niece.
- CNN's Cleveland home made Berry's aunt think of her lost niece.
- Carmichael's Cleveland home made Berry's aunt think of her lost niece.
- Cleveland's Cleveland home made Berry's aunt think of her lost niece.
- House of Horrors's Cleveland home made Berry's aunt think of her lost niece.
- Imperial Ave.'s Cleveland home made Berry's aunt think of her lost niece.
- Seymour Ave.'s Cleveland home made Berry's aunt think of her lost niece.
- Tonia Carmichael's Cleveland home made Berry's aunt think of her lost niece.


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Havana (CNN) U.S. President Barack Obama put the authoritarian government in Havana on the spot Monday, taking questions from reporters and insisting that his Cuban counterpart also deliver answers to pointed queries on human rights, political prisoners and economic reforms. Though they both acknowledged deep disagreements on these issues, the two leaders found common ground on the topic of the economic embargo on Cuba, which both want lifted. Obama went so far as to declare that "the embargo's going to end," though he couldn't say when. In an extraordinary sign of the shifting attitudes, Castro was willing to answer one question on why his regime was keeping Cubans incarcerated for expressing anti-government views. But his response only underscored the schisms between himself and Obama.

On Sunday, Obama's interactions with everyday

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama were carefully calibrated.
- CNN were carefully calibrated.
- Castro were carefully calibrated.
- Cuba were carefully calibrated.
- Cuban were carefully calibrated.
- Cubans were carefully calibrated.
- Havana were carefully calibrated.
- Ladies in White were carefully calibrated.
- Obama were carefully calibrated.
- Old Havana were carefully calibrated.
- Palace of the Revolution were carefully calibrated.
- Que bolá Cuba were carefully calibrated.
- Raul Castro were carefully calibrated.
- Twitter were carefully calibrated.
- U.S. were carefully calibrated.


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(CNN) -- As outrage over the shooting death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin continues to grip the nation, key questions remain unanswered over what happened the night of February 26 as conflicting accounts are given by witnesses and attorneys for both sides. What is known is that Martin, wearing a hoodie, ventured out from his father's fiancee's home in Sanford, Florida, to get a snack at a nearby convenience store. As he trekked back to the home with a bag of Skittles and an Arizona iced tea, he was shot and killed by George Zimmerman, a 28-year-old neighborhood watch volunteer. Martin was unarmed. Zimmerman has said he acted in self-defense.

Martin's relatives have said they are certain the voice heard on the 911 call is

OPTIONS:
- Arizona's.
- CNN's.
- Florida's.
- George Zimmerman's.
- Martin's.
- Sanford's.
- Skittles's.
- Trayvon Martin's.
- Zimmerman's.


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(CNN) A former Philadelphia Inquirer reporter alleged Saturday that Donald Trump called her the c-word back in the 1980s. Jennifer Lin, who was based in New York, wrote a story about Trump's business dealings in Atlantic City in 1988 when she received a phone call from Trump, she told CNN's Michael Smerconish Saturday. "The woman said hold for Mr. Trump. And then Mr. Trump began to yell at me. He told me I had s--- for brains. He told me I worked for a s----- newspaper and said what sort of s--- was I writing. I was stunned. He hung up."

"He remembers it exactly the way that you told it,"

OPTIONS:
- Atlantic City said to Lin.
- CNN said to Lin.
- Donald Trump said to Lin.
- Jennifer Lin said to Lin.
- Michael Smerconish said to Lin.
- New York said to Lin.
- Philadelphia Inquirer said to Lin.
- Trump said to Lin.


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(CNN) US President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping spoke by phone Thursday evening, the first conversation between the two since Trump took office. In the call, the two leaders discussed "numerous topics," and Trump committed to honoring the "One China" policy at Xi's request, the White House said. Since his election in November, President Trump has challenged Beijing over several issues and, most controversially, upended decades of diplomatic protocol by questioning longstanding American policy towards Taiwan. China views Taiwan as a breakaway province and, since 1979, the US has acknowledged Beijing's claim that Taiwan is part of China, with US-China relations governed by the set of protocols known as the "One China" policy.

He had pledged to label

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- American a currency manipulator on day one of his administration -- but that didn't happen.
- Beijing a currency manipulator on day one of his administration -- but that didn't happen.
- CNN a currency manipulator on day one of his administration -- but that didn't happen.
- China a currency manipulator on day one of his administration -- but that didn't happen.
- Chinese a currency manipulator on day one of his administration -- but that didn't happen.
- Donald Trump a currency manipulator on day one of his administration -- but that didn't happen.
- One China a currency manipulator on day one of his administration -- but that didn't happen.
- Taiwan a currency manipulator on day one of his administration -- but that didn't happen.
- Taiwanese a currency manipulator on day one of his administration -- but that didn't happen.
- Trump a currency manipulator on day one of his administration -- but that didn't happen.
- US a currency manipulator on day one of his administration -- but that didn't happen.
- White House a currency manipulator on day one of his administration -- but that didn't happen.
- Xi a currency manipulator on day one of his administration -- but that didn't happen.
- Xi Jinping a currency manipulator on day one of his administration -- but that didn't happen.


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(CNN) The mother of one of the two men stabbed to death on a Portland, Oregon, train has written a letter to President Donald Trump, calling on him to speak out against intolerance. Asha Deliverance said doing so would honor her 23-year-old son, Taliesin Myrddin Namkai-Meche, who was defending two Muslim women on a commuter train from a man yelling hateful words. "Your words and actions are meaningful, here in America and throughout the world," Deliverance wrote to Trump. She said her son had died a hero, like Americans honored on Memorial Day. Also killed Friday night was Rick Best, a city worker who spent 23 years in the military.

Please encourage all

OPTIONS:
- America to protect and watch out for one another.
- Americans to protect and watch out for one another.
- Asha Deliverance to protect and watch out for one another.
- Deliverance to protect and watch out for one another.
- Donald Trump to protect and watch out for one another.
- Meche to protect and watch out for one another.
- Memorial Day to protect and watch out for one another.
- Muslim to protect and watch out for one another.
- Oregon to protect and watch out for one another.
- Portland to protect and watch out for one another.
- Rick Best to protect and watch out for one another.
- Taliesin Myrddin Namkai to protect and watch out for one another.
- Trump to protect and watch out for one another.


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A hedge fund billionaire bought his former boss’s Hamptons summer home for more than $40million and then tore it down to make room for a mansion twice its size. David Tepper bought the ocean-facing property in Sagaponack, New York, in 2010 from John Corzine’s ex-wife. He paid $43.5million for Corzine’s former summer getaway – making it the most expensive home in the Hamptons at the time. The following summer, he razed the 6,165 square foot home to the ground in order to build a completely new and much larger mansion. Now, five years later, Tepper’s renovation is finally finished, and the sprawling estate boasts a large pool and tennis court on site as well as a spectacular ocean view.

Tepper had been annoyed by a dune in front of the property, which prevented him from enjoying the sunset in whichever room he wanted,

OPTIONS:
- Corzine reported.
- David Tepper reported.
- Goldman Sach reported.
- Hamptons reported.
- John Corzine reported.
- New York reported.
- Sagaponack reported.
- Tepper reported.


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Mark McCall believes neutral territory offers Saracens hope of toppling mighty Clermont to reach a second successive European final. Marcelo Bosch landed a long-range penalty in the final act of Sunday's showdown with Racing Metro to clinch a 12-11 victory that has set up a last-four trip to St Etienne's Stade Geoffroy-Guichard on April 18. Awaiting in the Champions Cup semi-finals are Clermont, who are bristling with confidence after their remarkable 37-5 rout of runaway Aviva Premiership leaders Northampton. Marcelo Bosch launches a long range penalty towards the posts with the final act of Saracens' quarter-final The Argentinian centre is then mobbed by his team-mates after landing the match-winning kick

Northampton's players look shell-shocked after they were demolished by

OPTIONS:
- Argentinian
- Aviva Premiership
- Champions Cup
- Clermont
- European
- Marcelo Bosch
- Mark McCall
- Northampton
- Racing Metro
- Saracens
- St Etienne
- Stade Geoffroy-Guichard


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(CNN) Russia said one of its airstrikes in Syria killed ISIS spokesman Mohammad al-Adnani -- a claim that a US official called preposterous. On Wednesday, Russia's Ministry of Defense announced it killed the terror leader on the ministry's official Facebook page. It said Adnani was one of up to 40 ISIS militants killed by a Russian bomber in Aleppo province. But a US defense official slammed Russia's assertion. "It would be laughable but for the very real humanitarian suffering Russia has inflicted," the defense official said Wednesday. "We stand by the statement we made yesterday. We conducted a strike that targeted al-Adnani. We are assessing the results of that strike."

"Al-

OPTIONS:
- Adnani has served as principal architect of ISIS' external operations and as ISIS' chief spokesman.
- Aleppo has served as principal architect of ISIS' external operations and as ISIS' chief spokesman.
- CNN has served as principal architect of ISIS' external operations and as ISIS' chief spokesman.
- Facebook has served as principal architect of ISIS' external operations and as ISIS' chief spokesman.
- ISIS has served as principal architect of ISIS' external operations and as ISIS' chief spokesman.
- Ministry of Defense has served as principal architect of ISIS' external operations and as ISIS' chief spokesman.
- Mohammad al has served as principal architect of ISIS' external operations and as ISIS' chief spokesman.
- Russia has served as principal architect of ISIS' external operations and as ISIS' chief spokesman.
- Russian has served as principal architect of ISIS' external operations and as ISIS' chief spokesman.
- Syria has served as principal architect of ISIS' external operations and as ISIS' chief spokesman.
- US has served as principal architect of ISIS' external operations and as ISIS' chief spokesman.


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The Confederate battle flag, a symbol of both racism and southern pride, has been removed  from the South Carolina state capitol grounds. It comes 23 days after the racist shooting of nine black churchgoers in the state's city of Charleston, by a 21-year-old who proudly displayed the rebel flag. Shortly after 10am on Friday, more than 50 years after it was raised on state grounds at the height of the US civil rights movement, it was quietly lowered. Crowds who came in their droves to watch the ceremony swarmed around the state capitol chanting 'take it down!' It was then folded up and placed in an armored vehicle bound for the 'relic room' of a military museum in the state capital of Columbia. It will reside with other artifacts carried by southern Confederate soldiers 150 years ago.

As she signed the legislation to remove the

OPTIONS:
- Charleston flag on Thursday, Haley said: 'We will bring it down with dignity.'
- Columbia flag on Thursday, Haley said: 'We will bring it down with dignity.'
- Confederate flag on Thursday, Haley said: 'We will bring it down with dignity.'
- Obama flag on Thursday, Haley said: 'We will bring it down with dignity.'
- Shooter Dylann Roof flag on Thursday, Haley said: 'We will bring it down with dignity.'
- South Carolina flag on Thursday, Haley said: 'We will bring it down with dignity.'
- Twitter flag on Thursday, Haley said: 'We will bring it down with dignity.'
- US flag on Thursday, Haley said: 'We will bring it down with dignity.'


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This is the man police believe shot dead the pregnant wife of an Indianapolis pastor. The photos, taken from a home surveillance video, show a person walking in the neighborhood where 28-year-old Amanda Blackburn was killed. Police revealed they had the footage Friday, but didn't release the images until Monday. More than 2,000 people attended a memorial for Blackburn on Sunday in nearby Whitestown. It was coordinated by four churches, including Resonate Church in Indianapolis, where her husband is a pastor, and a church in South Carolina, where the couple belonged before moving in 2012 to found Resonate. Christian rock songs filled the air at Traders Point Church in Whitestown, Indiana, as funeral goers listened to stories about Amanda and prayed for  Davey Blackburn, and their one-year-old son Weston.

Her husband, Resonate Church pastor

OPTIONS:
- Amanda was at the gym when the shooting took place and came home to find his wounded wife at about 8.30am.
- Amanda Blackburn was at the gym when the shooting took place and came home to find his wounded wife at about 8.30am.
- Blackburn was at the gym when the shooting took place and came home to find his wounded wife at about 8.30am.
- Christian was at the gym when the shooting took place and came home to find his wounded wife at about 8.30am.
- Davey Blackburn was at the gym when the shooting took place and came home to find his wounded wife at about 8.30am.
- Indiana was at the gym when the shooting took place and came home to find his wounded wife at about 8.30am.
- Indianapolis was at the gym when the shooting took place and came home to find his wounded wife at about 8.30am.
- Resonate was at the gym when the shooting took place and came home to find his wounded wife at about 8.30am.
- Resonate Church was at the gym when the shooting took place and came home to find his wounded wife at about 8.30am.
- South Carolina was at the gym when the shooting took place and came home to find his wounded wife at about 8.30am.
- Traders Point Church was at the gym when the shooting took place and came home to find his wounded wife at about 8.30am.
- Weston was at the gym when the shooting took place and came home to find his wounded wife at about 8.30am.
- Whitestown was at the gym when the shooting took place and came home to find his wounded wife at about 8.30am.


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The smell of incense burning and the sound of deep-throated chants greet you at the gate of one of Kathmandu's massive stupas, a Buddhist holy place where Tibetans gather to pray. For decades, Nepal has been a safe haven for Tibetans who escape China. But Tibetan activists say their people's peaceful existence here is being disturbed because of China's growing influence in Nepal. Nepali-born Tibetan Sonam Choden has lived in Nepal her whole life, hearing stories from her parents about how her grandparents were killed by the Chinese. She says she is overwhelmed with frustration over how Tibetans are now being treated in Nepal.

China is exerting pressure on Nepal so that it is no longer a place of refuge for those trying to escape

OPTIONS:
- Buddhist rule, they say.
- China rule, they say.
- Chinese rule, they say.
- India rule, they say.
- Kathmandu rule, they say.
- Nepal rule, they say.
- Nepali rule, they say.
- Sonam Choden rule, they say.
- Tibetan rule, they say.
- Tibetans rule, they say.


Complete the passage.

Philadelphia (CNN) The Democratic A-list on Wednesday cast Donald Trump as a threat to the American dream -- and Hillary Clinton as the nation's only chance to save it. President Barack Obama called Trump a "homegrown demagogue." Michael Bloomberg dismissed him as a "con." And Vice President Joe Biden, in rejecting Trump, declared that "Americans have never, ever, ever, ever let their country down." How Obama made some anti-Trump Republicans jealous They set the frame for the Democratic National Convention's most important moment: Clinton's speech Thursday night. Here are six takeaways from the third night in Philadelphia: Obama: 'the America I know'

From a video introduction that focused on the work left to do to achieve

OPTIONS:
- America's vision, the President made clear that Clinton is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- American's vision, the President made clear that Clinton is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- Americans's vision, the President made clear that Clinton is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- Barack Obama's vision, the President made clear that Clinton is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- CNN's vision, the President made clear that Clinton is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- Clinton's vision, the President made clear that Clinton is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- Democratic A's vision, the President made clear that Clinton is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- Democratic National Convention's vision, the President made clear that Clinton is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- Donald Trump's vision, the President made clear that Clinton is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- Hillary Clinton's vision, the President made clear that Clinton is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- Joe Biden's vision, the President made clear that Clinton is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- Michael Bloomberg's vision, the President made clear that Clinton is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- Obama's vision, the President made clear that Clinton is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- Philadelphia's vision, the President made clear that Clinton is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- Trump's vision, the President made clear that Clinton is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- Trump Republicans's vision, the President made clear that Clinton is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.


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

Washington (CNN)Sen. Barbara Boxer announced Thursday that she will not run for reelection in 2016, setting up a big money political battle for her seat in the nation's most populous state. Boxer, the 74-year-old Democratic junior Senator from California, said that she is not retiring from public life and will continue working on "the issues that I love" through her political action committee, PAC for a Change. Boxer was first elected to the Senate in 1992. "I am never going to retire," Boxer said. "The work is too important." Boxer's decision sets off one of the most competitive races for a statewide seat in California's recent history, and the field to replace her began to shape up within hours.

More than 20 years in a job I love, thanks to

OPTIONS:
- Barbara Boxer and the Lord above.
- Boxer and the Lord above.
- CNN and the Lord above.
- California and the Lord above.
- Change and the Lord above.
- Democratic and the Lord above.
- Hillary Clinton and the Lord above.
- House and the Lord above.
- Nancy Pelosi and the Lord above.
- PAC and the Lord above.
- Senate and the Lord above.
- Washington and the Lord above.
- YouTube and the Lord above.


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(CNN) Ted Cruz is accusing Donald Trump and his "henchmen" of smearing him with a salacious tabloid story, which the Texas senator called "garbage" and "complete and utter lies." "Let me be clear, this National Enquirer story is garbage. It is complete and utter lies. It is a tabloid smear, and it is a smear from Donald Trump and his henchmen," Cruz said Friday, adding that he believes Trump "directed these attacks." CNN has no reporting to suggest that the tabloid allegations are true or that Trump or any of his advisers are behind the story, which was published this week.

"I have no idea whether or not the cover story about

OPTIONS:
- CNN in this week's issue of the National Enquirer is true or not, but I had absolutely nothing to do with it, did not know about it, and have not, as yet, read it," Trump said.
- Cruz in this week's issue of the National Enquirer is true or not, but I had absolutely nothing to do with it, did not know about it, and have not, as yet, read it," Trump said.
- Donald Trump in this week's issue of the National Enquirer is true or not, but I had absolutely nothing to do with it, did not know about it, and have not, as yet, read it," Trump said.
- National Enquirer in this week's issue of the National Enquirer is true or not, but I had absolutely nothing to do with it, did not know about it, and have not, as yet, read it," Trump said.
- Ted Cruz in this week's issue of the National Enquirer is true or not, but I had absolutely nothing to do with it, did not know about it, and have not, as yet, read it," Trump said.
- Texas in this week's issue of the National Enquirer is true or not, but I had absolutely nothing to do with it, did not know about it, and have not, as yet, read it," Trump said.
- Trump in this week's issue of the National Enquirer is true or not, but I had absolutely nothing to do with it, did not know about it, and have not, as yet, read it," Trump said.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

The night that Ryan Poston was shot dead by his on-again, off-again girlfriend he was supposed to meet a former Miss Ohio 2012 beauty queen for a date, an Ohio court heard on Thursday. Audrey Bolte, who also finished runner-up in Miss USA, told prosecutors she was looking forward to seeing Poston, 29, at a bar to play pool and drink on October 12, 2012, but he failed to arrive. That was because Shayna Hubers had shot him six times at home - during which she allegedly 'cackled' with glee claimed a cellmate of the accused, who claims the 24-year-old confessed to her while behind bars.

'I found him very entertaining, and that led me to accept an invite to go on a date with him,'

OPTIONS:
- Audrey Bolte testified.
- Hubers testified.
- Miss Ohio testified.
- Miss USA testified.
- Ohio testified.
- Poston testified.
- Ryan Poston testified.
- Shayna Hubers testified.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

In the aftermath of a remarkably freakish Manchester United winner at St James' Park on Wednesday night, an unusually animated Louis van Gaal pinched Ryan Giggs hard on the cheek and stared hard in to his eyes as if to say: 'I told you so'. The only problem was that Giggs wasn't buying it. Giggs has been at United for two decades and didn't even crack a smile. He knows that football like this will not take his football club where it needs to go. Not in the long run, anyway. Giggs has seen plenty of late winning goals for United over the years. He has been part of teams that have won when they haven't deserved to, who have somehow grabbed something from games that seemingly had nothing to offer.

Three points handed to

OPTIONS:
- Ashley Young on a black and white tray.
- David de Gea on a black and white tray.
- Emmanuel Riviere on a black and white tray.
- Giggs on a black and white tray.
- Jonny Evans on a black and white tray.
- Krul on a black and white tray.
- Louis van Gaal on a black and white tray.
- Manchester United on a black and white tray.
- Marouane Fellaini on a black and white tray.
- Newcastle on a black and white tray.
- Papiss Cisse on a black and white tray.
- Ryan Giggs on a black and white tray.
- St James' Park on a black and white tray.
- Tim Krul on a black and white tray.
- United on a black and white tray.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

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

Insulting women not only risks alienating half the voting population, and the men who admire and respect them, but is out of touch with what

OPTIONS:
- America stands for today.
- American stands for today.
- Clinton stands for today.
- Donald Trump stands for today.
- Ghiat stands for today.
- Hillary Clinton stands for today.
- Ivanka stands for today.
- Ruth Ben stands for today.
- Trump stands for today.


How does the sentence end?

Washington (CNN) A top Russian official strongly denied Wednesday a report that Moscow may have been behind the alleged drugging of two US diplomats in St. Petersburg and suggested instead that the pair may simply have been drunk. "We are outraged," Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov said in a statement posted on the Russian Foreign Ministry website, adding the claim may have been the work of the US State Department seeking "revenge" for the collapse of talks between the two counties to address the situation in Syria. Russia's denial came after a report two days ago by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty that the diplomats -- a man and a woman who were not senior officials -- allegedly had their drinks spiked with a date-rape drug while attending a United Nations convention on corruption last November. The report, attributed to anonymous sources, said the State Department quietly protested the incident to Russian officials.

Earlier this week, the US suspended ongoing talks with

OPTIONS:
- CNN over ways to achieve a lasting cessation of hostilities in Syria.
- Foreign Ministry over ways to achieve a lasting cessation of hostilities in Syria.
- Moscow over ways to achieve a lasting cessation of hostilities in Syria.
- Radio Free Europe over ways to achieve a lasting cessation of hostilities in Syria.
- Radio Liberty over ways to achieve a lasting cessation of hostilities in Syria.
- Russia over ways to achieve a lasting cessation of hostilities in Syria.
- Russian over ways to achieve a lasting cessation of hostilities in Syria.
- Sergey Ryabkov over ways to achieve a lasting cessation of hostilities in Syria.
- St. Petersburg over ways to achieve a lasting cessation of hostilities in Syria.
- State Department over ways to achieve a lasting cessation of hostilities in Syria.
- Syria over ways to achieve a lasting cessation of hostilities in Syria.
- US over ways to achieve a lasting cessation of hostilities in Syria.
- US State Department over ways to achieve a lasting cessation of hostilities in Syria.
- United Nations over ways to achieve a lasting cessation of hostilities in Syria.
- Washington over ways to achieve a lasting cessation of hostilities in Syria.


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

(CNN) -- In just four days, Chris Picco went from husband and expectant father to a man without a family. His wife Ashley died November 8; their newborn son, delivered by emergency cesarean section, died three days later. In August, Ashley and Chris Picco celebrated their seventh wedding anniversary by posting a photo to Facebook. In the image, a tiny pair of fur-lined baby booties stands empty between the Southern California couple. "Coming Soon" is inscribed above. It is still Ashley's cover photo. Ashley was a mother for only a few short hours before she died. She left behind "harmonies that will continue to resonate in our hearts and memories," her family and friends posted online.

The video shows Chris seated next to a whirring, clicking incubator, baby

OPTIONS:
- Ashley swaddled in blankets and surrounded by tubes.
- Blackbird swaddled in blankets and surrounded by tubes.
- CNN swaddled in blankets and surrounded by tubes.
- Chris Picco swaddled in blankets and surrounded by tubes.
- Facebook swaddled in blankets and surrounded by tubes.
- Lennon swaddled in blankets and surrounded by tubes.
- Southern California swaddled in blankets and surrounded by tubes.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) Once upon a time, America's new presidents enjoyed a honeymoon upon taking office -- think Eisenhower, Kennedy, Reagan and Obama. But after a wide ranging and often combative press conference Wednesday, it is obvious that the opening weeks of the Donald Trump presidency will be the stormiest of modern times. Trump had good reason to be angry coming into the press arena. Over the past 24 hours, salacious, damning memos written by a former officer of the British MI 6 have flooded the Internet. The 35 pages published by BuzzFeed are full of unverified allegations that the Russians have compromising information about Trump and that Trump advisers have been in cahoots with Putin's men. Trump was right to complain bitterly.

Instead, it broke an important and legitimate news story -- that four of America's top intelligence chiefs last week informed President Obama,

OPTIONS:
- America and congressional leaders that the memos were in wide circulation.
- British and congressional leaders that the memos were in wide circulation.
- BuzzFeed and congressional leaders that the memos were in wide circulation.
- CNN and congressional leaders that the memos were in wide circulation.
- David Gergen and congressional leaders that the memos were in wide circulation.
- Donald Trump and congressional leaders that the memos were in wide circulation.
- Eisenhower and congressional leaders that the memos were in wide circulation.
- Gergen and congressional leaders that the memos were in wide circulation.
- Internet and congressional leaders that the memos were in wide circulation.
- Kennedy and congressional leaders that the memos were in wide circulation.
- MI 6 and congressional leaders that the memos were in wide circulation.
- Obama and congressional leaders that the memos were in wide circulation.
- Putin and congressional leaders that the memos were in wide circulation.
- Reagan and congressional leaders that the memos were in wide circulation.
- Russians and congressional leaders that the memos were in wide circulation.
- Trump and congressional leaders that the memos were in wide circulation.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Australian kids suffering the effects of autism are getting a helping paw from assistance dogs. Asperger's syndrome and other disorders on the autism spectrum often make it hard for sufferers to recognise mainstream social cues and form friendships. But new research shows dogs can provide love, empathy and companionship that is hard for autism sufferers to recognise, and help kids like Jason Freeman, 11, make connections with the world. 'He is like a therapist, a very furry therapist,' said Jason's mum, Tanya Freeman. Scroll down for video Best friends: Brock is a Golden Retriever who was specially trained by Assistance Dogs Australia to give kids like Jason the love, empathy and companionship that they wouldn't normally get from their peers.

OPTIONS:
- Asperger has flourished since being given responsibility that comes with being a dog owner.
- Asperger syndrome has flourished since being given responsibility that comes with being a dog owner.
- Assistance Dogs Australia has flourished since being given responsibility that comes with being a dog owner.
- Australian has flourished since being given responsibility that comes with being a dog owner.
- Brock has flourished since being given responsibility that comes with being a dog owner.
- Golden Retriever has flourished since being given responsibility that comes with being a dog owner.
- Jason has flourished since being given responsibility that comes with being a dog owner.
- Jason Freeman has flourished since being given responsibility that comes with being a dog owner.
- Tanya Freeman has flourished since being given responsibility that comes with being a dog owner.
- World Autism Awareness Day has flourished since being given responsibility that comes with being a dog owner.


How does the sentence end?

Jerusalem (CNN) Almost twice as many Israelis prefer Hillary Clinton to Donald Trump, bucking the recent trend of Republican presidential candidates winning more support than Democrats, according to a new poll. When asked which candidate they preferred, 42% of Israelis said Clinton, compared with 24% who cited Trump, a survey from the Israel Democracy Institute found. Another 13% said the candidates are the same from Israel's perspective. The poll results represent a change from recent cycles in which Israelis have favored GOP candidates. In fact, Israelis haven't preferred a Democrat in the White House since 2000, said Shmuel Rosner, author of "The Jewish Vote: Obama vs. Romney: A Voter's Guide."

"So they (pollsters) say the name

OPTIONS:
- CNN and it rings familiar," he added.
- Clinton and it rings familiar," he added.
- Democrat and it rings familiar," he added.
- Democrats and it rings familiar," he added.
- Donald Trump and it rings familiar," he added.
- GOP and it rings familiar," he added.
- Hillary Clinton and it rings familiar," he added.
- Israel and it rings familiar," he added.
- Israel Democracy Institute and it rings familiar," he added.
- Israelis and it rings familiar," he added.
- Jerusalem and it rings familiar," he added.
- Republican and it rings familiar," he added.
- Romney and it rings familiar," he added.
- Shmuel Rosner and it rings familiar," he added.
- The Jewish Vote and it rings familiar," he added.
- Trump and it rings familiar," he added.
- Voter's Guide and it rings familiar," he added.
- White House and it rings familiar," he added.


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

(CNN)In one month Nigerians will vote in what may be the country's most competitive and contentious elections yet. But this important process will take place in the shadow of a worsening threat -- Boko Haram, the Islamist insurgent group otherwise known as Jama'atu Ahlis Sunna Lidda'awati wal-Jihad, which killed as many as 2,000 people in the northeastern town of Baga on January 3. The attacks of the past few weeks -- Boko Haram's biggest ever in terms of casualties on Baga, and on markets using children to detonate devices -- have drawn international focus back to the crisis. But such appalling events are not new -- they are an intensification, a next step in a crisis which has steadily worsened since Boko Haram's 2010 reemergence. And they raise a number of questions about the trajectory of the insurgency and the response to it.

There still isn't a clear picture of what happened at

OPTIONS:
- Baga and who did the killing -- the age, the motivation, the state of mind of what may have been militants, conscripts or armed and terrified child combatants.
- Boko Haram and who did the killing -- the age, the motivation, the state of mind of what may have been militants, conscripts or armed and terrified child combatants.
- CNN and who did the killing -- the age, the motivation, the state of mind of what may have been militants, conscripts or armed and terrified child combatants.
- Donnelly and who did the killing -- the age, the motivation, the state of mind of what may have been militants, conscripts or armed and terrified child combatants.
- Group and who did the killing -- the age, the motivation, the state of mind of what may have been militants, conscripts or armed and terrified child combatants.
- Islamist and who did the killing -- the age, the motivation, the state of mind of what may have been militants, conscripts or armed and terrified child combatants.
- Jama'atu Ahlis Sunna Lidda'awati wal-Jihad and who did the killing -- the age, the motivation, the state of mind of what may have been militants, conscripts or armed and terrified child combatants.
- Nigeria and who did the killing -- the age, the motivation, the state of mind of what may have been militants, conscripts or armed and terrified child combatants.
- Nigerians and who did the killing -- the age, the motivation, the state of mind of what may have been militants, conscripts or armed and terrified child combatants.


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

Beijing (CNN) Imagine taking a five-hour exam just to get a job interview. That's what nearly one million people did in China Sunday, taking the country's grueling civil service entrance exam, or Guokao. Test-takers had two hours to answer 135 multiple-choice questions on topics covering language, mathematics, logic, politics, law and culture. That was followed by 3 hours of essay questions. The exam is only held once a year, so for those taking part, it's do or die. They are competing for 27,000 jobs. The odds of getting one -- after the exam and a subsequent interview -- are about 36 to 1.

Wang's desired role pays only 6,000 yuan ($870) a month, but includes benefits such as

OPTIONS:
- Beijing housing registration, free accommodation and free food at the office canteen.
- CNN housing registration, free accommodation and free food at the office canteen.
- China housing registration, free accommodation and free food at the office canteen.
- Guokao housing registration, free accommodation and free food at the office canteen.


(CNN) To the Western world, it's a surprising thing to see. Until very recently, one Starbucks in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, had a sign with the phrase, "Please no entrance for ladies." The sign went up after a wall segregating families and single people when entering the coffee house fell down. The temporary solution was to ban women from entering the Starbucks. The full sign said, "PLEASE NO ENTRY FOR LADIES ONLY SEND YOUR DRIVER TO ORDER THANK YOU." It was first noticed in the social media world last Monday when someone going by "Manar M" tweeted, "#Starbucks store in Riyadh refused 2 serve me just because I'm a WOMAN & asked me 2 send a man instead."

On Monday, Starbucks shared an update: "Starbucks welcomes all customers, including women and families, to enjoy the

OPTIONS:
- LADIES experience.
- Manar M experience.
- Riyadh experience.
- Saudi Arabia experience.
- Starbucks experience.
- Western experience.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Russian President Vladimir Putin joined tens of thousands of cheering supporters to mark one year since his takeover of Crimea - a move that shattered ties with Ukraine and the West. Putin appeared on stage today at a celebratory concert by the walls of the Kremlin to make an impassioned justification for seizing the Black Sea peninsula. Scroll down for video Impassioned justification: Russian President Vladimir Putin told crowds the takeover of Crimea was to help and support 'our compatriots' An estimated 110,000 people attended the concert marking one year since Putin's takeover of Crimea Putin looked energetic and spoke forcefully to the enthusiastic crowd, which gathered just off the Red Square near St Basil's Cathedral

Supporter: A man attending the celebrations holds a banner reading: 'Russia and

OPTIONS:
- Black Sea are together forever'
- Crimea are together forever'
- Kremlin are together forever'
- Putin are together forever'
- Red Square are together forever'
- Russia are together forever'
- Russian are together forever'
- St Basil's Cathedral are together forever'
- Ukraine are together forever'
- Vladimir Putin are together forever'
- West are together forever'


Write the next sentence.

Royal Dutch Shell Plc said it has filed a complaint in federal court in Alaska seeking an order to remove Greenpeace activists who climbed aboard an oil rig in the Pacific Ocean bound for the Arctic on Monday in a protest against Arctic drilling. The environmental group said in a statement its team would occupy the underside of the main deck of the Polar Pioneer, which is under contract to Shell, and plans to unfurl a banner with the names of millions of people opposed to Arctic drilling. The group said the activists would not interfere with the vessel's navigation.

The people vs shell: The activists hope they will draw media attention to oil drilling in the

OPTIONS:
- Alaska
- Aliyah Field
- Arctic
- Esperanza
- Greenpeace
- Pacific
- Pacific Ocean
- Polar Pioneer
- Royal Dutch Shell Plc
- Shell


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It was not, by any stretch of the imagination, the happiest of homecomings. For Nadir Ciftci, last seen in Turkey three years ago in the colours of Kayserispor, the chance to shine under the lights of Fenerbahce's Sukru Saracoglu Stadium passed in a blizzard of heavy touches and missed opportunities. Sent clear either side of half time by Nir Bitton and Scott Allan, a lack of acceleration did for his hopes of announcing his return in style. Craig Gordon was directly culpable for Lazar Markovic's opener yet the goal could be traced back to Cifti's fluffed shot at the other end seconds beforehand.

Advancing on Fenerbahce's goal when Bitton eliminated their defence with a sublime through-ball,

OPTIONS:
- Celtic's momentary hesitation allowed Abdoulaye Ba to stretch out a leg and clear.
- Cifti's momentary hesitation allowed Abdoulaye Ba to stretch out a leg and clear.
- Craig Gordon's momentary hesitation allowed Abdoulaye Ba to stretch out a leg and clear.
- Europa League's momentary hesitation allowed Abdoulaye Ba to stretch out a leg and clear.
- Fenerbahce's momentary hesitation allowed Abdoulaye Ba to stretch out a leg and clear.
- Kayserispor's momentary hesitation allowed Abdoulaye Ba to stretch out a leg and clear.
- Lazar Markovic's momentary hesitation allowed Abdoulaye Ba to stretch out a leg and clear.
- Leigh Griffiths's momentary hesitation allowed Abdoulaye Ba to stretch out a leg and clear.
- Nadir Ciftci's momentary hesitation allowed Abdoulaye Ba to stretch out a leg and clear.
- Nir Bitton's momentary hesitation allowed Abdoulaye Ba to stretch out a leg and clear.
- Scott Allan's momentary hesitation allowed Abdoulaye Ba to stretch out a leg and clear.
- Sukru Saracoglu Stadium's momentary hesitation allowed Abdoulaye Ba to stretch out a leg and clear.
- Turkey's momentary hesitation allowed Abdoulaye Ba to stretch out a leg and clear.


How does the sentence end?

Barcelona striker Luis Suarez left a lasting impression on Aymen Abdennour during Saturday evening's 1-1 draw at the Mestalla, with the Valencia defender posting his battle scars on social media. Suarez scored his 10th goal in his last seven La Liga appearances for Luis Enrique's side, and the former Liverpool striker was his usual self, drawing the blood of the defender assigned to mark him all night. Moroccan centre-half Abdennour took to Facebook to post an image of him in the Valencia dressing room after the match, with a nasty cut visible at the top of his foot and the accompanying caption '#Suarez' following a scrap with the striker in the second half.

The lethal marksman notched his 44th goal in just 62 appearances since completing his move from

OPTIONS:
- Abdennour shortly before the hour-mark, shrugging off Abdennour in the process before blasting the ball past Jaume Domenech at his near post.
- Aymen Abdennour shortly before the hour-mark, shrugging off Abdennour in the process before blasting the ball past Jaume Domenech at his near post.
- Barcelona shortly before the hour-mark, shrugging off Abdennour in the process before blasting the ball past Jaume Domenech at his near post.
- Facebook shortly before the hour-mark, shrugging off Abdennour in the process before blasting the ball past Jaume Domenech at his near post.
- La Liga shortly before the hour-mark, shrugging off Abdennour in the process before blasting the ball past Jaume Domenech at his near post.
- Liverpool shortly before the hour-mark, shrugging off Abdennour in the process before blasting the ball past Jaume Domenech at his near post.
- Luis Enrique shortly before the hour-mark, shrugging off Abdennour in the process before blasting the ball past Jaume Domenech at his near post.
- Luis Suarez shortly before the hour-mark, shrugging off Abdennour in the process before blasting the ball past Jaume Domenech at his near post.
- Mestalla shortly before the hour-mark, shrugging off Abdennour in the process before blasting the ball past Jaume Domenech at his near post.
- Moroccan shortly before the hour-mark, shrugging off Abdennour in the process before blasting the ball past Jaume Domenech at his near post.
- Santi Mina shortly before the hour-mark, shrugging off Abdennour in the process before blasting the ball past Jaume Domenech at his near post.
- Suarez shortly before the hour-mark, shrugging off Abdennour in the process before blasting the ball past Jaume Domenech at his near post.
- Valencia shortly before the hour-mark, shrugging off Abdennour in the process before blasting the ball past Jaume Domenech at his near post.


Write the next sentence.

Former PM Tony Blair was given an award for his 'global legacy' by Save the Children last year Save the Children has apologised over its decision to give Tony Blair an award for his 'global legacy' after a furious public backlash. Justin Forsyth, the charity's chief executive, said he was 'very sorry' for those upset by the decision, but insisted it was only meant to mark his work in Africa and not his entire time in Number 10. Mr Forsyth, a former Downing Street aide, admitted it would have been 'wrong' to give an award to the former PM for his political legacy rather than for his work on international aid.

'And if it had been for his wider legacy I think it would be wrong, but it was for something quite specific that helped

OPTIONS:
- Africa and children.
- Blair and children.
- Downing Street and children.
- Forsyth and children.
- Justin Forsyth and children.
- New York and children.
- Number 10 and children.
- Save the Children and children.
- Tony Blair and children.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has had a giggle at Education Minister Christopher Pyne’s expense after Today Show host Karl Stefanovic showed her the Star Wars parody video featuring Pyne’s now infamous ‘I’m a fixer' line. Stefanovic introduced the clip called 'Star Wars: Fixed', which superimposes Pyne's head onto the body of a imperial officer and blends his recent Sky News interview with a scene from the beloved movie franchise, by asking ‘what’s going on with Christopher Pyne? He’s gone to the dark side, Mr Fix It’. ‘You may not be aware of this but he’s been hired for his specialist skills by an unlikely source,’ Stefanovic joked.

OPTIONS:
- Bishop watched the parody, in which Pyne is heard pledging 'I'm a fixer, I've fixed it'
- Christopher Pyne watched the parody, in which Pyne is heard pledging 'I'm a fixer, I've fixed it'
- Julie Bishop watched the parody, in which Pyne is heard pledging 'I'm a fixer, I've fixed it'
- Karl Stefanovic watched the parody, in which Pyne is heard pledging 'I'm a fixer, I've fixed it'
- Pyne watched the parody, in which Pyne is heard pledging 'I'm a fixer, I've fixed it'
- Sky News watched the parody, in which Pyne is heard pledging 'I'm a fixer, I've fixed it'
- Star Wars watched the parody, in which Pyne is heard pledging 'I'm a fixer, I've fixed it'
- Stefanovic watched the parody, in which Pyne is heard pledging 'I'm a fixer, I've fixed it'
- Today Show watched the parody, in which Pyne is heard pledging 'I'm a fixer, I've fixed it'


(CNN) On Monday night, sources close to Donald Trump promised that he hadn't finished his feud with Tennessee Sen. Bob Corker. They weren't kidding! "The Failing @nytimes set Liddle' Bob Corker up by recording his conversation," Trump tweeted Tuesday morning. "Was made to sound a fool, and that's what I am dealing with!" Corker is relatively short in stature -- he's 5'7" -- while Trump is right around 6'3". Corker's height was, according to the Daily Caller, one of the big reasons the Tennessee Republican didn't make the cut to be Trump's secretary of state. "Two sources with knowledge of the transition say that the Tennessee senator's short stature was a key factor," the Daily Caller report said. Yes, really.

There was some thinking -- occasionally stoked by

OPTIONS:
- Bob Corker himself -- that he was only acting like this because it was how he had to win the campaign.
- CNN himself -- that he was only acting like this because it was how he had to win the campaign.
- Corker himself -- that he was only acting like this because it was how he had to win the campaign.
- Daily Caller himself -- that he was only acting like this because it was how he had to win the campaign.
- Donald Trump himself -- that he was only acting like this because it was how he had to win the campaign.
- Liddle himself -- that he was only acting like this because it was how he had to win the campaign.
- Republican himself -- that he was only acting like this because it was how he had to win the campaign.
- Tennessee himself -- that he was only acting like this because it was how he had to win the campaign.
- Trump himself -- that he was only acting like this because it was how he had to win the campaign.
- United States himself -- that he was only acting like this because it was how he had to win the campaign.


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(CNN) Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe may be one of the longest-serving leaders, but his stint as a goodwill ambassador was anything but. Days after the World Health Organization named him as a goodwill ambassador, a move that angered and stunned human rights activists, it rescinded the appointment. "I have listened carefully to all who have expressed their concerns, and heard the different issues that they have raised," WHO Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said. "It is my aim to build a worldwide movement for global health. This movement must work for everyone and include everyone." Tedros said he consulted the Zimbabwean government and concluded it's in the organization's best interests.

WHO is part of the

OPTIONS:
- Robert Mugabe and focuses on international public health.
- Tedros and focuses on international public health.
- Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus and focuses on international public health.
- UN and focuses on international public health.
- WHO and focuses on international public health.
- World Health Organization and focuses on international public health.
- Zimbabwean and focuses on international public health.


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London 2012 double gold medal winner Mo Farah has made the headlines again this week, as Sportsmail exclusively revealed the distance runner missed two drugs tests a year before the Games in the English capital. After failing to show up for the two tests Farah put his participation at the 2012 Olympics at risk before even setting foot on the track. But where is the line drawn when it comes to missing tests? Sportsmail gives you the lowdown on how the testers are trying to keep the sport clean. As an Olympic event, athletics is signed up to the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code. Tests are carried out in one of two ways: in competition or out of competition.WADA define in-competition testing as ‘the period commencing 12 hours before competition... through to the end of such competition and the related sample-collection process.’ Out-of-competition testing is generally deemed to be more effective as little or no advance warning is given.

Both athletes will have had UK Anti-Doping (

OPTIONS:
- English tests on top of that.
- Farah tests on top of that.
- Games tests on top of that.
- London tests on top of that.
- Mo Farah tests on top of that.
- Olympic tests on top of that.
- Olympics tests on top of that.
- Sportsmail tests on top of that.
- WADA tests on top of that.
- World Anti-Doping Agency tests on top of that.


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When you think about fashion and technology, you might think of wearable tech like the Apple Watch, or the latest accessories for your cell phone - but a look over Chromat's latest sportswear line and you will find the true meaning of this partnership. The latest collection by the architecturally-led fashion brand made it's debut on the New York Fashion Week catwalk on Friday, showing off a variety of unique sportswear, swimwear and accessories that boasted more than a few fascinating features. The brand, whose distinctive designs have been worn on the stage and in the street by the likes of Beyonce, Madonna and FKA Twigs, has produced a dress that sprouts carbon-fiber wings by reacting to the body's adrenaline, and a sports bra that opens vents in response to the body's temperature and sweat.

And that isn't the only forward-thinking aspect of

OPTIONS:
- Apple Watch's presentation.
- Beyonce's presentation.
- Chromat's presentation.
- FKA Twigs's presentation.
- Madonna's presentation.
- New York Fashion Week's presentation.


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New York (CNN) Hillary Clinton told an audience of top African-American thinkers and legislators on Tuesday in Harlem that ending racial inequities in the United States would be "the mission" of her presidency. In a speech as political as it was policy focused, Clinton laid out plans to use the federal government to ensure end inequality. Race, Clinton said, "still plays a significant role in determining who gets ahead in America and who gets left behind." Clinton called for "end-to-end" criminal justice reform, more support for African-American homeowners and a $20 billion spending plan aimed "specifically at creating jobs for young people" in minority communities.

And to cap off her call for a focus on racial inequality, Clinton said that "anyone" asking for African-

OPTIONS:
- African votes "has a responsibility to grapple with this reality."
- America votes "has a responsibility to grapple with this reality."
- American votes "has a responsibility to grapple with this reality."
- Americans votes "has a responsibility to grapple with this reality."
- CNN votes "has a responsibility to grapple with this reality."
- Clinton votes "has a responsibility to grapple with this reality."
- Harlem votes "has a responsibility to grapple with this reality."
- Hillary Clinton votes "has a responsibility to grapple with this reality."
- New York votes "has a responsibility to grapple with this reality."
- South Carolina votes "has a responsibility to grapple with this reality."
- United States votes "has a responsibility to grapple with this reality."


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Joey Feek shared a heartwarming and inspiring photo with her fans on Friday of the terminally ill country star out of bed and playing with her toddler daughter Indiana. The picture showed 40-year-old Joey and Indiana surrounded by toys, and the caption read; 'It's 60 and sunny outside today and even brighter inside.. Joey's out of bed teaching signs to Indy on the floor.' Late last month, Joey's husband Rory revealed in a letter to her friends and fans that his wife is no longer able to get out of bed, so it seems she has rallied slightly. It has been a big week for Joey, who is stage IV cervical cancer, as she also learned on Monday that she and Rory had been nominated for a Grammy award for their song If I Needed You.

'We're going to sleep tonight remembering the morning we welcomed (

OPTIONS:
- Grammy) into the world.
- IV) into the world.
- Indiana) into the world.
- Indy) into the world.
- Joey) into the world.
- Joey Feek) into the world.
- Rory) into the world.


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(CNN) A Yazidi woman who fled ISIS counted on reuniting with her husband after he found asylum in the United States. But she was barred from boarding a flight out of Iraq. A medical student in West Virginia is concerned his father won't be able to return home after attending a funeral in Iran. And an elderly Iraqi man's trip to see his son and daughter was abruptly halted in Qatar when he was put back on a plane to Baghdad. These are just a few of the families whose lives are in limbo after President Donald Trump's executive order limiting immigration from seven Muslim-majority countries. They express fears for what the future will hold for them and their loved ones. Here are their stories:

The three youngest children who are minors aged 7, 8 and 16 have

OPTIONS:
- American passports and have been told they can enter the country.
- Baghdad passports and have been told they can enter the country.
- Dallal passports and have been told they can enter the country.
- Donald Trump passports and have been told they can enter the country.
- ISIS passports and have been told they can enter the country.
- Iran passports and have been told they can enter the country.
- Iraq passports and have been told they can enter the country.
- Iraqi passports and have been told they can enter the country.
- Mohammed Al Rawi passports and have been told they can enter the country.
- Muslim passports and have been told they can enter the country.
- Qatar passports and have been told they can enter the country.
- Susan passports and have been told they can enter the country.
- US passports and have been told they can enter the country.
- United States passports and have been told they can enter the country.
- West Virginia passports and have been told they can enter the country.
- Yazidi passports and have been told they can enter the country.


April 26, 2015. Eden Hazard is joined by a beaming cast of Chelsea team-mates, all suited and booted, huddled around the Belgian's PFA Player of the Year trophy. They had every right to be smiling. They were entering the final furlong of a procession to the Premier League title, with Hazard as the team's shining light. Six months on and Hazard is the nadir of a shambolic Chelsea side, the defending champions sitting at an embarrassing 15th in the table with just 11 points in as many matches. The verve and skill that terrorised the division last season, the toughness with which he escaped overzealous defenders, the joy to his game – all evaporated.

OPTIONS:
- Belgian has embodied this rapid decline in performance, will to win and disconnect between manager and squad.
- Blues has embodied this rapid decline in performance, will to win and disconnect between manager and squad.
- Chelsea has embodied this rapid decline in performance, will to win and disconnect between manager and squad.
- Eden Hazard has embodied this rapid decline in performance, will to win and disconnect between manager and squad.
- Eva Carneiro has embodied this rapid decline in performance, will to win and disconnect between manager and squad.
- Hazard has embodied this rapid decline in performance, will to win and disconnect between manager and squad.
- Jose Mourinho has embodied this rapid decline in performance, will to win and disconnect between manager and squad.
- PFA Player of the Year has embodied this rapid decline in performance, will to win and disconnect between manager and squad.
- Premier League has embodied this rapid decline in performance, will to win and disconnect between manager and squad.


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Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar built their custom home with a number of measures that physically separate their sons - including molester Josh - from their daughters, Daily Mail Online can reveal. The couple, who have 19 children, moved into the sprawling 7,000-square-foot house they designed and helped to build in January 2006 - four years after their eldest son confessed to his sordid actions. Strikingly, they built their daughters' shared bedroom at the opposite end of their home's second floor to their sons' room - with their master bedroom situated right in front of the girls' one, 'blocking' it.

The move came one day after the network decided to run a marathon of the show that heavily featured

OPTIONS:
- Arkansas, which had outraged fans.
- Custom, which had outraged fans.
- Daily Mail Online, which had outraged fans.
- Duggars, which had outraged fans.
- Jessa, which had outraged fans.
- Jill, which had outraged fans.
- Jim Bob, which had outraged fans.
- Josh, which had outraged fans.
- Kelly File, which had outraged fans.
- Michelle, which had outraged fans.
- Michelle Duggar, which had outraged fans.
- Strikingly, which had outraged fans.


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Washington (CNN) Ohio Republican Gov. John Kasich slammed the GOP health care bill on CNN's "State of the Union" Sunday morning, calling it "inadequate" and saying his party was "trying to fulfill a campaign promise" in pushing it through. The former presidential candidate said Medicaid covers 700,000 people in his state, a third of whom have mental illness or drug addictions and a quarter of whom have chronic diseases -- people who Kasich said would be hurt by the proposed changes in the bill. Kasich cited how the bill would limit Medicaid expansion by 2020, which he said would create problems because of the way people cycle off of Medicaid coverage -- and never to get back on.

"We believe strongly that the

OPTIONS:
- CBO population will be cared for in a better way under our program because it will be more responsive to them," Price said.
- CNN population will be cared for in a better way under our program because it will be more responsive to them," Price said.
- GOP population will be cared for in a better way under our program because it will be more responsive to them," Price said.
- John Kasich population will be cared for in a better way under our program because it will be more responsive to them," Price said.
- Kasich population will be cared for in a better way under our program because it will be more responsive to them," Price said.
- Medicaid population will be cared for in a better way under our program because it will be more responsive to them," Price said.
- Ohio population will be cared for in a better way under our program because it will be more responsive to them," Price said.
- Republican population will be cared for in a better way under our program because it will be more responsive to them," Price said.
- State of the Union population will be cared for in a better way under our program because it will be more responsive to them," Price said.
- Washington population will be cared for in a better way under our program because it will be more responsive to them," Price said.


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Thousands of people have called on Saturday Night Live executives to pull Donald Trump from next week's show. The Republican presidential candidate, who has made controversial comments about the Hispanic community, is scheduled to host the comedy sketch show on November 7, following in the footsteps of celebrities such as Miley Cyrus and Rihanna. But as the date approaches, SNL executive producer Lorne Michaels and NBCUniversal Chief Executive Stephen Burke are being bombarded with online petitions and open letters, particularly from Latino groups, imploring them to reconsider. Progressive Democrat front-runner Hillary Clinton, however, appeared on the show with little to no backlash earlier this month.

An

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- Daily Mail Online spokesman declined to give DailyMail.com a comment on the matter.
- Democrat spokesman declined to give DailyMail.com a comment on the matter.
- Donald Trump spokesman declined to give DailyMail.com a comment on the matter.
- Hillary spokesman declined to give DailyMail.com a comment on the matter.
- Hillary Clinton spokesman declined to give DailyMail.com a comment on the matter.
- Hispanic spokesman declined to give DailyMail.com a comment on the matter.
- Latina spokesman declined to give DailyMail.com a comment on the matter.
- Latino spokesman declined to give DailyMail.com a comment on the matter.
- Lorne Michaels spokesman declined to give DailyMail.com a comment on the matter.
- Miley Cyrus spokesman declined to give DailyMail.com a comment on the matter.
- NBC spokesman declined to give DailyMail.com a comment on the matter.
- NBCUniversal spokesman declined to give DailyMail.com a comment on the matter.
- Progressive spokesman declined to give DailyMail.com a comment on the matter.
- Republican spokesman declined to give DailyMail.com a comment on the matter.
- Rihanna spokesman declined to give DailyMail.com a comment on the matter.
- SNL spokesman declined to give DailyMail.com a comment on the matter.
- Saturday Night Live spokesman declined to give DailyMail.com a comment on the matter.
- Stephen Burke spokesman declined to give DailyMail.com a comment on the matter.
- Trump spokesman declined to give DailyMail.com a comment on the matter.


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U.S. President Barack Obama and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin fought for the soul of the United Nations this morning in dueling General Assembly speeches centered on the bloodshed in Iraq and Syria that renewed hostility between the two countries. At a luncheon for world leaders after their speeches, Putin celebrated, smiling as he touched his glass to Obama's during a toast by UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon. In return, he received an icy stare from Obama, who diplomatically clinked his glass in return. Their earlier trading of barbs encompassed the Kremlin's military involvement in Ukraine and its support of Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad, whom Obama referred to in his remarks as a 'tyrant' who 'drops barrel bombs to massacre innocent children' that must be removed from power.

OPTIONS:
- Armed Services Committee was met with applause after he said, 'Catastrophes, like what we are seeing in Syria, do not take place in countries where there is genuine democracy and respect for the universal values this institution is supposed to defend.'
- Assad was met with applause after he said, 'Catastrophes, like what we are seeing in Syria, do not take place in countries where there is genuine democracy and respect for the universal values this institution is supposed to defend.'
- Ban Ki was met with applause after he said, 'Catastrophes, like what we are seeing in Syria, do not take place in countries where there is genuine democracy and respect for the universal values this institution is supposed to defend.'
- Barack Obama was met with applause after he said, 'Catastrophes, like what we are seeing in Syria, do not take place in countries where there is genuine democracy and respect for the universal values this institution is supposed to defend.'
- Bashar al was met with applause after he said, 'Catastrophes, like what we are seeing in Syria, do not take place in countries where there is genuine democracy and respect for the universal values this institution is supposed to defend.'
- Eastern was met with applause after he said, 'Catastrophes, like what we are seeing in Syria, do not take place in countries where there is genuine democracy and respect for the universal values this institution is supposed to defend.'
- Eastern Ukraine was met with applause after he said, 'Catastrophes, like what we are seeing in Syria, do not take place in countries where there is genuine democracy and respect for the universal values this institution is supposed to defend.'
- General Assembly was met with applause after he said, 'Catastrophes, like what we are seeing in Syria, do not take place in countries where there is genuine democracy and respect for the universal values this institution is supposed to defend.'
- Iraq was met with applause after he said, 'Catastrophes, like what we are seeing in Syria, do not take place in countries where there is genuine democracy and respect for the universal values this institution is supposed to defend.'
- John McCain was met with applause after he said, 'Catastrophes, like what we are seeing in Syria, do not take place in countries where there is genuine democracy and respect for the universal values this institution is supposed to defend.'
- Kremlin was met with applause after he said, 'Catastrophes, like what we are seeing in Syria, do not take place in countries where there is genuine democracy and respect for the universal values this institution is supposed to defend.'
- Libya was met with applause after he said, 'Catastrophes, like what we are seeing in Syria, do not take place in countries where there is genuine democracy and respect for the universal values this institution is supposed to defend.'
- Moon was met with applause after he said, 'Catastrophes, like what we are seeing in Syria, do not take place in countries where there is genuine democracy and respect for the universal values this institution is supposed to defend.'
- Obama was met with applause after he said, 'Catastrophes, like what we are seeing in Syria, do not take place in countries where there is genuine democracy and respect for the universal values this institution is supposed to defend.'
- Putin was met with applause after he said, 'Catastrophes, like what we are seeing in Syria, do not take place in countries where there is genuine democracy and respect for the universal values this institution is supposed to defend.'
- Russian was met with applause after he said, 'Catastrophes, like what we are seeing in Syria, do not take place in countries where there is genuine democracy and respect for the universal values this institution is supposed to defend.'
- Syria was met with applause after he said, 'Catastrophes, like what we are seeing in Syria, do not take place in countries where there is genuine democracy and respect for the universal values this institution is supposed to defend.'
- Syrian was met with applause after he said, 'Catastrophes, like what we are seeing in Syria, do not take place in countries where there is genuine democracy and respect for the universal values this institution is supposed to defend.'
- Top Republican was met with applause after he said, 'Catastrophes, like what we are seeing in Syria, do not take place in countries where there is genuine democracy and respect for the universal values this institution is supposed to defend.'
- U.S. was met with applause after he said, 'Catastrophes, like what we are seeing in Syria, do not take place in countries where there is genuine democracy and respect for the universal values this institution is supposed to defend.'
- UN was met with applause after he said, 'Catastrophes, like what we are seeing in Syria, do not take place in countries where there is genuine democracy and respect for the universal values this institution is supposed to defend.'
- Ukraine was met with applause after he said, 'Catastrophes, like what we are seeing in Syria, do not take place in countries where there is genuine democracy and respect for the universal values this institution is supposed to defend.'
- United Nations was met with applause after he said, 'Catastrophes, like what we are seeing in Syria, do not take place in countries where there is genuine democracy and respect for the universal values this institution is supposed to defend.'
- United States was met with applause after he said, 'Catastrophes, like what we are seeing in Syria, do not take place in countries where there is genuine democracy and respect for the universal values this institution is supposed to defend.'
- Vladimir Putin was met with applause after he said, 'Catastrophes, like what we are seeing in Syria, do not take place in countries where there is genuine democracy and respect for the universal values this institution is supposed to defend.'


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Britons are by far the biggest adopters of contactless payments in Europe as the use of the system continues to climb across the continent, new figures reveal. More than one billion contactless transactions worth €12.6billion took place in Europe over the last 12 months – a three-fold increase when compared to the same period in 2014, according to Visa Europe. Britain is the country with the highest number of contactless transactions, with 52.6million worth more than €330million made in March alone, followed by Poland and Czech Republic, with 49.7million and 13.9million transactions respectively. This rapid growth in the UK was fuelled in part by the launch of contactless payments on Transport for London services last September, Visa Europe said.

Across the continent, 131million Visa contactless cards are carried in the pockets and purses of consumers, of which 49.6million are in the

OPTIONS:
- Britain.
- Britons.
- Czech Republic.
- Europe.
- Poland.
- Transport for London.
- UK.
- Visa.
- Visa Europe.


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(CNN) "Saturday Night Live" returned after a three-week hiatus and delivered a stinging and bold comedic takedown of both Bill O'Reilly and President Donald Trump's alleged history of sexual misconduct with women. Although "SNL" was unfair in one way -- it lumped Trump and O'Reilly's history of sexism together -- when in reality Trump's is far worse. The show opened the show with Alec Baldwin as Trump at a town hall meeting in Kentucky. The sketch comically summed up why Trump supporters still like him even though some of Trump's proposed policies would personally hurt them: "It's like you found a finger in your chili, but you still eat the chili, because you told everyone how much you love chili."

"

OPTIONS:
- Alec Baldwin" deserves to win several awards for its recent performances.
- Bill O'Reilly" deserves to win several awards for its recent performances.
- CNN" deserves to win several awards for its recent performances.
- Dean Obeidallah" deserves to win several awards for its recent performances.
- Donald Trump" deserves to win several awards for its recent performances.
- Kentucky" deserves to win several awards for its recent performances.
- O'Reilly" deserves to win several awards for its recent performances.
- SNL" deserves to win several awards for its recent performances.
- Saturday Night Live" deserves to win several awards for its recent performances.
- Trump" deserves to win several awards for its recent performances.


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A Chinese restaurant in Kenya that barred black customers from entering after 5pm has been shut down. The owners of the Chongqing Chinese in Nairobi only let taxi drivers or Africans accompanied by Chinese, European or Indian patrons in to eat. They have now been summoned before authorities after it emerged they did not have the proper licence. A Chinese restaurant in Nairobi,  which barred black customers after 5pm, has been shut down with its owners summoned before authorities The restaurant's rule was brought into place after a robbery in 2013 and was not meant to cause offence, the owners said.

China's relationship with

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- Africans and much of Africa has been seen as being at an all-time high - notably with huge investments in major infrastructure projects.
- Chinese and much of Africa has been seen as being at an all-time high - notably with huge investments in major infrastructure projects.
- Chongqing and much of Africa has been seen as being at an all-time high - notably with huge investments in major infrastructure projects.
- European and much of Africa has been seen as being at an all-time high - notably with huge investments in major infrastructure projects.
- Indian and much of Africa has been seen as being at an all-time high - notably with huge investments in major infrastructure projects.
- Kenya and much of Africa has been seen as being at an all-time high - notably with huge investments in major infrastructure projects.
- Nairobi and much of Africa has been seen as being at an all-time high - notably with huge investments in major infrastructure projects.


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(CNN) If you're a man who travels to an area with active Zika transmission, you should wait at least six months after exposure to have unprotected sex or try to conceive a baby, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Friday, even if you never had symptoms of the virus. Women should wait a full eight weeks after exposure. "The time frames now match, whether you are trying to prevent sexual transmission or protect pregnancy," said Dr. Denise Jamieson, chief of the CDC's Women's Health and Fertility Branch. "We are making it simple." The World Health Organization issued similar guidelines in early September, but its advice went further, recommending that women as well as men wait a full six months to conceive a baby or practice unprotected sex.

Because women can be pregnant for several weeks before they know it, it's best to avoid travel to

OPTIONS:
- CDC-infested areas.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention-infested areas.
- Denise Jamieson-infested areas.
- WHO-infested areas.
- Women's Health and Fertility Branch-infested areas.
- World Health Organization-infested areas.
- Zika-infested areas.