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A former Dragons' Den star and economic advisor to David Cameron and George Osborne was today charged with sexually abusing a 13-year-old. Technology millionaire Doug Richard, 57, who appeared in the BBC show in 2005 and famously failed to invest a penny in its second series, was arrested in January. The American-born businessman was today charged with three counts of sexual activity with a child and one count of causing or inciting a child to engage in sexual activity. Crown Prosecution Service lawyer Caroline Hughes said: 'We have concluded that there is sufficient evidence and it is in the public interest for Douglas Richard to be charged.

The US-born businessman has worked closely with Mr

OPTIONS:
- American over several years.
- BBC over several years.
- Caroline Hughes over several years.
- Crown Prosecution Service over several years.
- David Cameron over several years.
- Doug Richard over several years.
- Douglas Richard over several years.
- Dragons' Den over several years.
- George Osborne over several years.
- Millionaire over several years.
- Richard over several years.
- Technology over several years.


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

If

OPTIONS:
- CNN truly wants to be the president of all the people, as he tells us, the first step is apologizing to those he wronged.
- Conway truly wants to be the president of all the people, as he tells us, the first step is apologizing to those he wronged.
- Dana Bash truly wants to be the president of all the people, as he tells us, the first step is apologizing to those he wronged.
- Dean Obeidallah truly wants to be the president of all the people, as he tells us, the first step is apologizing to those he wronged.
- Donald Trump truly wants to be the president of all the people, as he tells us, the first step is apologizing to those he wronged.
- GOP truly wants to be the president of all the people, as he tells us, the first step is apologizing to those he wronged.
- Kellyanne Conway truly wants to be the president of all the people, as he tells us, the first step is apologizing to those he wronged.
- Mitt Romney truly wants to be the president of all the people, as he tells us, the first step is apologizing to those he wronged.
- Romney truly wants to be the president of all the people, as he tells us, the first step is apologizing to those he wronged.
- Trump truly wants to be the president of all the people, as he tells us, the first step is apologizing to those he wronged.


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

(CNN) In a bizarre case of a state attorney suing a governor, lawyers for prosecutor Aramis Ayala and Florida Gov. Rick Scott argued Wednesday about whether Scott was justified in removing Ayala from cases in which she would not seek the death penalty. While no decision was reached, Florida Supreme Court judges heard both sides in the debate about an elected prosecutor's discretion in trying cases vs. a governor's role in considering how "justice would be best served." "What this court has repeatedly said is the absolute discretion of prosecutors to determine whether and how to prosecute cases," said Roy L. Austin Jr., the attorney representing Ayala.

OPTIONS:
- Aramis Ayala sued, challenging his decision to reassign more than 20 homicide cases to another prosecutor.
- Ayala sued, challenging his decision to reassign more than 20 homicide cases to another prosecutor.
- CNN sued, challenging his decision to reassign more than 20 homicide cases to another prosecutor.
- Florida sued, challenging his decision to reassign more than 20 homicide cases to another prosecutor.
- Florida Supreme Court sued, challenging his decision to reassign more than 20 homicide cases to another prosecutor.
- Rick Scott sued, challenging his decision to reassign more than 20 homicide cases to another prosecutor.
- Roy L. Austin Jr. sued, challenging his decision to reassign more than 20 homicide cases to another prosecutor.
- Scott sued, challenging his decision to reassign more than 20 homicide cases to another prosecutor.


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Neil Lennon wants Celtic winger James Forrest to spearhead Bolton's push for the English Premiership next term. The former Parkhead manager, who handed Forrest his debut five years ago, has short-listed the 23-year-old as he seeks to re-shape the Trotters' squad into one capable of winning promotion a year from now. Forrest only has one-year left on his contract but would still cost Wanderers a sizeable seven-figure sum if Lennon is to land him in this window. The player has struggled with injury since breaking into the Celtic side at the end of season 2009-10 but finished the last campaign strongly, forcing his way back into the Scotland team.

OPTIONS:
- Bolton failed in a bid to take Kris Commons to Bolton this summer but is hopeful of successfully plundering his old club at the second time of asking.
- Celtic failed in a bid to take Kris Commons to Bolton this summer but is hopeful of successfully plundering his old club at the second time of asking.
- English Premiership failed in a bid to take Kris Commons to Bolton this summer but is hopeful of successfully plundering his old club at the second time of asking.
- Forrest failed in a bid to take Kris Commons to Bolton this summer but is hopeful of successfully plundering his old club at the second time of asking.
- James Forrest failed in a bid to take Kris Commons to Bolton this summer but is hopeful of successfully plundering his old club at the second time of asking.
- Lennon failed in a bid to take Kris Commons to Bolton this summer but is hopeful of successfully plundering his old club at the second time of asking.
- Neil Lennon failed in a bid to take Kris Commons to Bolton this summer but is hopeful of successfully plundering his old club at the second time of asking.
- Parkhead failed in a bid to take Kris Commons to Bolton this summer but is hopeful of successfully plundering his old club at the second time of asking.
- Scotland failed in a bid to take Kris Commons to Bolton this summer but is hopeful of successfully plundering his old club at the second time of asking.
- Trotters failed in a bid to take Kris Commons to Bolton this summer but is hopeful of successfully plundering his old club at the second time of asking.
- Wanderers failed in a bid to take Kris Commons to Bolton this summer but is hopeful of successfully plundering his old club at the second time of asking.


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Can they let Pep Guardiola turn up across town without a fight? Can Manchester United really afford to let Manchester City land him unopposed? It seems madness that United are going to let their bitterest rivals recruit the world's most in-demand coach, and that man is Guardiola. I know Jose Mourinho is on the market but it won't happen. United could have got him in 2013 when Sir Alex Ferguson retired but, instead, they chose David Moyes. Mourinho, clearly, made eyes at Old Trafford then but I think a Manchester United board that has Sir Bobby Charlton on it would look at the additional baggage he brings, along with the way his teams play, and look elsewhere.

They have decided — as Bayern did three years ago when Jupp Heynckes was guiding them to the treble — that no matter how Pellegrini does this season, they have to get

OPTIONS:
- Alex Ferguson.
- Bayern Munich.
- Bobby Charlton.
- David Moyes.
- Guardiola.
- Jose Mourinho.
- Manchester City.
- Manchester United.
- Mourinho.
- Old Trafford.
- Pep Guardiola.
- United.


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(CNN) Next month, America will elect a new president. Most likely there will be no cyber hanging-chad moment, no massive breach that calls into question election results or faith in the democratic process. But it would be a mistake to breathe a collective sigh of relief on November 9th and conclude the danger is past. The danger is just beginning. The 2016 election is a warning of darker hacks to come. Director of National Intelligence James Clapper recently announced what many cyber experts had long suspected: High-level Russian officials authorized hacks of the Democratic National Committee and other campaign-related sites.

Instead of deterrence by punishment, the

OPTIONS:
- America should implement a policy of deterrence by denial.
- Amy Zegart should implement a policy of deterrence by denial.
- Democratic National Committee should implement a policy of deterrence by denial.
- James Clapper should implement a policy of deterrence by denial.
- National Intelligence should implement a policy of deterrence by denial.
- Russian should implement a policy of deterrence by denial.
- US should implement a policy of deterrence by denial.


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(CNN) President Donald Trump's decision to authorize a missile strike against a Syrian air base Thursday night signals a major break not only with the Obama administration but also with past statements made by the President himself. Fifty Tomahawk missiles were fired at the air base from which the chemical attacks against Syrian civilians were launched earlier this week and left more than 70 people dead. "It is in the vital national security interests of America to prevent and deter the the spread and use of deadly chemical weapons," Trump said in a statement from his Mar-a-Lago estate. The decision to use military force against Syria marks a remarkable reversal for Trump. In 2013, he was a vocal critic of President Barack Obama's contemplation of strikes in Syria following President Bashar al-Assad's initial use of chemical weapons against his own people. (Obama had previously said that the use of chemical weapons against the Syrian citizenry would be crossing a "red line" for him).

These heinous actions by the

OPTIONS:
- America regime cannot be tolerated.
- Assad regime cannot be tolerated.
- Barack Obama regime cannot be tolerated.
- Bashar al regime cannot be tolerated.
- CNN regime cannot be tolerated.
- Donald Trump regime cannot be tolerated.
- Lago regime cannot be tolerated.
- Mar regime cannot be tolerated.
- Obama regime cannot be tolerated.
- Syria regime cannot be tolerated.
- Syrian regime cannot be tolerated.
- Tomahawk regime cannot be tolerated.
- Trump regime cannot be tolerated.


NEW YORK (CNN) -- New York City is on course to mark the fewest homicides since records have been kept, Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly announced Wednesday. The city is expected to fall below 500 murders in 2007, the lowest level for any year since 1963, when comparable information on homicides was first collected, Bloomberg said at a news conference. "At the end of 2002, for the first time in four decades, murders in New York City fell below 600, and we were able to hold them below 600 for the next four years," Bloomberg said. "Today, with just five days of the year remaining, it appears that we have another historic achievement within our reach."

The

OPTIONS:
- Bloomberg effort focuses on problem people and places, Kelly said.
- CNN effort focuses on problem people and places, Kelly said.
- Michael Bloomberg effort focuses on problem people and places, Kelly said.
- NEW YORK effort focuses on problem people and places, Kelly said.
- NYPD effort focuses on problem people and places, Kelly said.
- New York City effort focuses on problem people and places, Kelly said.
- Raymond Kelly effort focuses on problem people and places, Kelly said.


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Washington (CNN) After Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced Tuesday that the Trump administration is ending the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, Democrats in Congress had near uniform condemnation of the decision while Republican reactions were more mixed. Democratic Senate Whip Dick Durbin joined with Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham to call for a DREAM Act, which offered legal status to undocumented immigrants in return for attending college or joining the military, passed in the month of September. "It is time for us in Congress to do the right thing," Durbin said at a joint news conference with Graham on Tuesday afternoon. "We are now in a countdown to deportation."

"We promised to protect the 800,000

OPTIONS:
- CNN recipients from deportation," she said in a statement.
- Congress recipients from deportation," she said in a statement.
- DACA recipients from deportation," she said in a statement.
- DREAM Act recipients from deportation," she said in a statement.
- Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals recipients from deportation," she said in a statement.
- Democratic recipients from deportation," she said in a statement.
- Democrats recipients from deportation," she said in a statement.
- Dick Durbin recipients from deportation," she said in a statement.
- Durbin recipients from deportation," she said in a statement.
- GOP recipients from deportation," she said in a statement.
- Graham recipients from deportation," she said in a statement.
- Jeff Sessions recipients from deportation," she said in a statement.
- Lindsey Graham recipients from deportation," she said in a statement.
- Republican recipients from deportation," she said in a statement.
- Senate recipients from deportation," she said in a statement.
- Trump recipients from deportation," she said in a statement.
- Washington recipients from deportation," she said in a statement.


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Montgomery, Alabama (CNN) Roy Moore, the bombastic evangelical Christian who was twice ousted as Alabama's chief justice, has beaten Sen. Luther Strange in a Republican primary. Moore's win is sending shockwaves through the GOP establishment -- including at the White House, where President Donald Trump had poured his own political capital into helping Strange survive. At his victory party, Moore said he'd spoken Tuesday night with Sens. Mike Lee of Utah, Rand Paul of Kentucky and Ted Cruz of Texas. He also offered a national audience a glimpse of his religious-themed rhetoric. "We have to return the knowledge of God and the Constitution of the United States to the United States Congress," Moore said.

RELATED: Bannon, Farage say Roy Moore can save

OPTIONS:
- Alabama from himself
- CNN from himself
- Christian from himself
- Constitution from himself
- Donald Trump from himself
- GOP from himself
- God from himself
- Kentucky from himself
- Luther Strange from himself
- Mike Lee from himself
- Montgomery from himself
- Moore from himself
- Rand Paul from himself
- Republican from himself
- Roy Moore from himself
- Sens from himself
- Strange from himself
- Ted Cruz from himself
- Texas from himself
- United States from himself
- United States Congress from himself
- Utah from himself
- White House from himself


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

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal dropped to be one of the support strikers, from the left.
- Emirates Stadium dropped to be one of the support strikers, from the left.
- Hector Bellerin dropped to be one of the support strikers, from the left.
- Jordan Henderson dropped to be one of the support strikers, from the left.
- Liverpool dropped to be one of the support strikers, from the left.
- Raheem Sterling dropped to be one of the support strikers, from the left.
- Sterling dropped to be one of the support strikers, from the left.


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(CNN) Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders may have little in common on policy, but they have one message that has fired up both their respective bases: The system is rigged and I'm the only one who's not in the pockets of big-money donors. Good government crusaders who have long sought champions for getting big money out of campaigns may have found them in the billionaire whose opponents have dubbed a fascist and a self-proclaimed Democratic socialist. Trump has often bragged of buying politicians before becoming one himself, and cited the recent news of a Goldman Sachs loan to Ted Cruz to reiterate his point.

"It's because we have a campaign finance system that is corrupt, we have super

OPTIONS:
- Bernie Sanders, we have the pharmaceutical industry pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into campaign contributions and lobbying, and the private insurance companies as well."
- CNN, we have the pharmaceutical industry pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into campaign contributions and lobbying, and the private insurance companies as well."
- Democratic, we have the pharmaceutical industry pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into campaign contributions and lobbying, and the private insurance companies as well."
- Donald Trump, we have the pharmaceutical industry pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into campaign contributions and lobbying, and the private insurance companies as well."
- Goldman Sachs, we have the pharmaceutical industry pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into campaign contributions and lobbying, and the private insurance companies as well."
- PACs, we have the pharmaceutical industry pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into campaign contributions and lobbying, and the private insurance companies as well."
- Sanders, we have the pharmaceutical industry pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into campaign contributions and lobbying, and the private insurance companies as well."
- Ted Cruz, we have the pharmaceutical industry pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into campaign contributions and lobbying, and the private insurance companies as well."
- Trump, we have the pharmaceutical industry pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into campaign contributions and lobbying, and the private insurance companies as well."
- Washington, we have the pharmaceutical industry pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into campaign contributions and lobbying, and the private insurance companies as well."


State College, Pennsylvania (CNN) -- Former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky insisted in an interview Monday he is "innocent" of charges that he sexually abused young boys, denying to NBC's Bob Costas that he's a pedophile. In a telephone interview with NBC's "Rock Center With Brian Williams," Sandusky admitted that some details in the graphic 23-page grand jury report released earlier this month are correct. "I could say I have done some of those things," he said. "I have horsed around with kids I have showered (with) after workouts. I have hugged them, and I have touched their legs without intent of sexual contact."

"Collectively, we need to show the nation and world that Penn State cares, and that

OPTIONS:
- Bob Costas is a community of individuals committed to moving forward with a shared sense of purpose."
- CNN is a community of individuals committed to moving forward with a shared sense of purpose."
- Jerry Sandusky is a community of individuals committed to moving forward with a shared sense of purpose."
- NBC is a community of individuals committed to moving forward with a shared sense of purpose."
- Paterno is a community of individuals committed to moving forward with a shared sense of purpose."
- Penn State is a community of individuals committed to moving forward with a shared sense of purpose."
- Pennsylvania is a community of individuals committed to moving forward with a shared sense of purpose."
- Rock Center With Brian Williams is a community of individuals committed to moving forward with a shared sense of purpose."
- Sandusky is a community of individuals committed to moving forward with a shared sense of purpose."
- State College is a community of individuals committed to moving forward with a shared sense of purpose."


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An Arab tourist was arrested under the Terrorism Act after filming himself on his mobile phone outside a shopping centre. Nasser Al-Ansari was detained in a police van for three hours before police decided 'there was no immediate threat' - but officers kept his mobile phone for further investigation. The 38-year-old had been recording a Snapchat condolence message in Arabic for terrorist bombing victims in his native Kuwait, where 27 were killed in a blast by ISIS last week. He was ordered to delete the footage, taken outside Churchill Square shopping centre in Brighton, by a store security guard but refused because he did not see why he had to.

'We always work closely with

OPTIONS:
- Al security and the decisions on the day by them and by our officers who attended were made with the overriding aim of keeping the public safe.'
- Ansari security and the decisions on the day by them and by our officers who attended were made with the overriding aim of keeping the public safe.'
- Arab security and the decisions on the day by them and by our officers who attended were made with the overriding aim of keeping the public safe.'
- Arabic security and the decisions on the day by them and by our officers who attended were made with the overriding aim of keeping the public safe.'
- Brighton security and the decisions on the day by them and by our officers who attended were made with the overriding aim of keeping the public safe.'
- Churchill Square security and the decisions on the day by them and by our officers who attended were made with the overriding aim of keeping the public safe.'
- ISIS security and the decisions on the day by them and by our officers who attended were made with the overriding aim of keeping the public safe.'
- Kuwait security and the decisions on the day by them and by our officers who attended were made with the overriding aim of keeping the public safe.'
- Nasser Al security and the decisions on the day by them and by our officers who attended were made with the overriding aim of keeping the public safe.'
- Snapchat security and the decisions on the day by them and by our officers who attended were made with the overriding aim of keeping the public safe.'
- Terrorism Act security and the decisions on the day by them and by our officers who attended were made with the overriding aim of keeping the public safe.'


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(CNN) Hours after US-led coalition airstrikes reportedly killed dozens of Syrian troops, the US and Russian ambassadors to the United Nations chastised each other outside an emergency Security Council meeting. The strike occurred Saturday in an eastern part of Syria that is not a part of a delicate and nearly week-old ceasefire. The US military said it was targeting ISIS militants and if it hit Syrian troops, it was an accident. Russia and Syria said the strikes prove Washington and its allies are sympathetic to ISIS. The Russian military said 62 Syrian soldiers were killed near Deir Ezzor Airport, according to state media. The UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights put the death toll at 83 and said at least 120 soldiers were wounded.

The coalition thought it was going after an

OPTIONS:
- Deir Ezzor Airport tank position.
- ISIS tank position.
- Russia tank position.
- Russian tank position.
- Security Council tank position.
- Syria tank position.
- Syrian tank position.
- Syrian Observatory for Human Rights tank position.
- UK tank position.
- US tank position.
- United Nations tank position.
- Washington tank position.


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Washington (CNN) Donald Trump said Sunday that Russian President Vladimir Putin won't make a military move into Ukraine -- even though Putin already has done just that, seizing the country's Crimean Peninsula. "He's not going into Ukraine, OK, just so you understand. He's not going to go into Ukraine, all right? You can mark it down. You can put it down. You can take it anywhere you want," Trump said in an interview on Sunday with ABC's George Stephanopoulos on "This Week." "Well, he's already there, isn't he?" Stephanopoulos responded, in a reference to Crimea, which Putin took from Ukraine in early 2014.

Trump attempted to clarify his position on the conflict between Ukraine and

OPTIONS:
- ABC in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- CNN in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- Crimea in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- Crimean Peninsula in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- Crimean peninsula in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- Donald Trump in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- George Stephanopoulos in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- OK in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- Putin in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- Russia in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- Russian in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- Stephanopoulos in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- This Week in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- Trump in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- Ukraine in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- Vladimir Putin in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- Washington in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.


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Blackpool chairman Karl Oyston has admitted to five breaches of Football Association rules for a text-message exchange in which he called a Seasiders supporter 'a retard'. The FA first opened a probe into Oyston's conversations with fan Stephen Smith back in December and followed that up by bringing a charge against him in March. However, Oyston denied that charge one month later and challenged it as 'unlawful', a claim which the governing body last week announced was dismissed by an arbitral tribunal. Now, the FA has confirmed that a hearing on the matter will take place next Tuesday. Oyston's attempt to quash the FA's charge centred on his argument that his exchange with Smith was a private one and should therefore be exempt from their rules.

However, in the months since, the demonstrations and protests from Blackpool fans against

OPTIONS:
- Blackpool's running of the club have only intensified.
- FA's running of the club have only intensified.
- Football Association's running of the club have only intensified.
- Karl Oyston's running of the club have only intensified.
- Oyston's running of the club have only intensified.
- Seasiders's running of the club have only intensified.
- Smith's running of the club have only intensified.
- Stephen Smith's running of the club have only intensified.


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Manila (CNN)Manila on a normal day is not easy to manage. Throw in Pope Francis, a mass for six million people and some rain, and you can expect some disorder and confusion. However, what I experienced showed me the better side of what Filipinos and the Philippines can be. Before the Mass, the streets lining the main boulevard where the pope's motorcades would pass en route to Rizal Park, were already lined thick with people who had arrived by dawn, hoping to catch a glimpse of the pontiff. "The pope is a human saint -- when we see him our problems go away," said 35-year-old Evangeline Dion.

The weather also brought out the

OPTIONS:
- CNN' innate creativity and resourcefulness; having listened to the advisory against bringing umbrellas, those who did not have raincoats wore every form of plastic imaginable.
- Catholics' innate creativity and resourcefulness; having listened to the advisory against bringing umbrellas, those who did not have raincoats wore every form of plastic imaginable.
- Evangeline Dion' innate creativity and resourcefulness; having listened to the advisory against bringing umbrellas, those who did not have raincoats wore every form of plastic imaginable.
- Filipinos' innate creativity and resourcefulness; having listened to the advisory against bringing umbrellas, those who did not have raincoats wore every form of plastic imaginable.
- Francis' innate creativity and resourcefulness; having listened to the advisory against bringing umbrellas, those who did not have raincoats wore every form of plastic imaginable.
- Manila' innate creativity and resourcefulness; having listened to the advisory against bringing umbrellas, those who did not have raincoats wore every form of plastic imaginable.
- Mass' innate creativity and resourcefulness; having listened to the advisory against bringing umbrellas, those who did not have raincoats wore every form of plastic imaginable.
- Philippines' innate creativity and resourcefulness; having listened to the advisory against bringing umbrellas, those who did not have raincoats wore every form of plastic imaginable.
- Pope' innate creativity and resourcefulness; having listened to the advisory against bringing umbrellas, those who did not have raincoats wore every form of plastic imaginable.
- Pope Francis' innate creativity and resourcefulness; having listened to the advisory against bringing umbrellas, those who did not have raincoats wore every form of plastic imaginable.
- Rizal Park' innate creativity and resourcefulness; having listened to the advisory against bringing umbrellas, those who did not have raincoats wore every form of plastic imaginable.


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It's the call centre accused of plaguing Britain with an incredible six million calls a day. Now The Mail on Sunday can reveal the chequered background of the man responsible – involving disputes with famous names and a string of failed businesses. Russell Church is the main shareholder in a company that is currently under investigation for bombarding its victims, including the elderly and vulnerable, with unsolicited nuisance calls selling debt management and payment protection insurance (PPI) claims services. Earlier this month the cold-call 'factory' based at an anonymous business complex in Hove, East Sussex, was raided by the Information Commissioner's Office, which is responsible for the enforcement of the Data Protection Act.

Recent figures show that 30 million

OPTIONS:
- Anne Diamond receive up to a billion nuisance phone calls and text messages every year.
- BT receive up to a billion nuisance phone calls and text messages every year.
- Boyzone receive up to a billion nuisance phone calls and text messages every year.
- Britain receive up to a billion nuisance phone calls and text messages every year.
- Cold Call Elimination receive up to a billion nuisance phone calls and text messages every year.
- Data Protection Act receive up to a billion nuisance phone calls and text messages every year.
- East Sussex receive up to a billion nuisance phone calls and text messages every year.
- Hove receive up to a billion nuisance phone calls and text messages every year.
- Information Commissioner's Office receive up to a billion nuisance phone calls and text messages every year.
- PPI receive up to a billion nuisance phone calls and text messages every year.
- Russell Church receive up to a billion nuisance phone calls and text messages every year.
- The Mail on Sunday receive up to a billion nuisance phone calls and text messages every year.


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An American celebrity magazine claims that they have the exclusive story on the budding romance between Prince Harry, 31, and Pippa Middleton, 32. According to OK!, Prince William's younger brother and Kate Middleton's younger sister have been enjoying a 'secret romance' for three months, but have only ever been caught in the act by their older siblings. The publication also purports to have intimate details of their affair, including how they spent their first 'date' and the fact that they have fancied each other for years. Allegedly, Prince Harry first 'noticed' Pippa while the world's attention was turned to their siblings - but it is only now that OK! has managed to get the 'scoop'.

And according to

OPTIONS:
- Adele, they're taking advantage of that, with Pippa taking the lead.
- American, they're taking advantage of that, with Pippa taking the lead.
- Cambridge, they're taking advantage of that, with Pippa taking the lead.
- Harry, they're taking advantage of that, with Pippa taking the lead.
- Kate, they're taking advantage of that, with Pippa taking the lead.
- Kate Middleton, they're taking advantage of that, with Pippa taking the lead.
- OK!, they're taking advantage of that, with Pippa taking the lead.
- Pippa, they're taking advantage of that, with Pippa taking the lead.
- Pippa Middleton, they're taking advantage of that, with Pippa taking the lead.
- Prince Harry, they're taking advantage of that, with Pippa taking the lead.
- Prince William, they're taking advantage of that, with Pippa taking the lead.
- US, they're taking advantage of that, with Pippa taking the lead.


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(CNN) Over the past century, tax incentives for giving to charity have helped improve American society in countless ways, from spurring medical research to building more vibrant communities to providing a safety net for those most in need. Yet Congress is now considering changes to the tax code which would greatly reduce the already-too-slim proportion of taxpayers who can benefit from existing incentives for charitable giving. Instead lawmakers should adopt a new approach that treats taxpayers more fairly, broadens the nation's philanthropic base and helps defray government spending. Congress and the Trump Administration should consider authorizing "Flexible Giving Accounts" (or "FGAs") that would allow American workers -- whether they itemize deductions on their tax returns or not -- to set aside money for charities of their choice. Workers would not have to pay taxes on the part of their income that they donate to charity.

For millions of

OPTIONS:
- American, the change would open up a convenient way to regularly donate.
- Americans, the change would open up a convenient way to regularly donate.
- Congress, the change would open up a convenient way to regularly donate.
- FGAs, the change would open up a convenient way to regularly donate.
- Flexible Giving Accounts, the change would open up a convenient way to regularly donate.
- Trump Administration, the change would open up a convenient way to regularly donate.


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Google has opened its first ‘shop in shop’ on London’s Tottenham Court Road - a place renowned for its technology stores. But unlike standard units, the Google shop will allow customers to fly over the Earth using a giant screen as well as other immersive experiences. The shop is based inside Currys PC World on the busy London street and is designed to let people sample Google’s Android phones and tablets, Chromebook laptops and other products. Scroll down for video Art attack: Google has opened its first ‘shop in shop’ on London’s Tottenham Court road - a place renowned for its technology stores. The Google shop will allow customers to show their artistic abilities on the Doodle Wall where digital spray cans can be used to reimagine Google’s logo, or anything else (pictured)

‘Google experts will be on hand to maximise the experience for users and provide help and support around the

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- Android eco-system.’
- Chromebook eco-system.’
- Currys PC World eco-system.’
- Doodle Wall eco-system.’
- Earth eco-system.’
- First Google eco-system.’
- Google eco-system.’
- Google Maps eco-system.’
- London eco-system.’
- Smartwatches eco-system.’
- Tottenham Court Road eco-system.’
- Tottenham Court road eco-system.’


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Moscow (CNN) Outspoken Russian Senator Alexey Pushkov claimed Friday on Twitter that US President Donald Trump and senior figures in his administration are not on the same page on Russia. The tweets from Pushkov, chairman of the Information Policy Committee in Russia's upper house of parliament, came a day after US Secretary of Defense James Mattis and US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson commented on Russia while attending summits in Europe. Pushkov tweeted early Friday: "Trump hopes to make a deal with Russia. Mattis thinks (in vain) that he can put pressure 'from a position of strength'. Tillerson is playing a 2nd Kerry. Three lines from 1 administration."

Trump himself did little to assuage concerns about his administration's approach to

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- Alexey Pushkov during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- CNN during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- Donald Trump during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- Europe during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- Information Policy Committee during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- James Mattis during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- Kerry during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- Kremlin during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- Mattis during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- Moscow during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- Pushkov during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- Rex Tillerson during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- Russia during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- Russian during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- Tillerson during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- Trump during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.
- US during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.


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BERLIN, Germany (CNN) -- One of the biggest-name dance DJs in the world, Paul van Dyk is in demand at clubs and festivals from Las Vegas to Ibiza. Paul van Dyk witnessed the birth of electronic music "as a sub-culture" in his hometown of Berlin. Twice voted the world's top DJ, van Dyk has also earned a reputation as a freethinker and social activist, working for children's charities and speaking out against drug use in dance culture. His years on the road have not dented the 37-year-old Berliner's enthusiasm for his hometown. He talks to My City, My Life about the city where he cut his teeth on the dance scene and where he still lives.

Paul van Dyk: The reason I started to

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- BERLIN was because I was so bored with the music in the clubs in Berlin -- it was really one-dimensional.
- Berlin was because I was so bored with the music in the clubs in Berlin -- it was really one-dimensional.
- Berliner was because I was so bored with the music in the clubs in Berlin -- it was really one-dimensional.
- CNN was because I was so bored with the music in the clubs in Berlin -- it was really one-dimensional.
- DJ was because I was so bored with the music in the clubs in Berlin -- it was really one-dimensional.
- East was because I was so bored with the music in the clubs in Berlin -- it was really one-dimensional.
- Germany was because I was so bored with the music in the clubs in Berlin -- it was really one-dimensional.
- Ibiza was because I was so bored with the music in the clubs in Berlin -- it was really one-dimensional.
- Las Vegas was because I was so bored with the music in the clubs in Berlin -- it was really one-dimensional.
- My City was because I was so bored with the music in the clubs in Berlin -- it was really one-dimensional.
- Paul van Dyk was because I was so bored with the music in the clubs in Berlin -- it was really one-dimensional.
- Wall was because I was so bored with the music in the clubs in Berlin -- it was really one-dimensional.
- West was because I was so bored with the music in the clubs in Berlin -- it was really one-dimensional.
- van Dyk was because I was so bored with the music in the clubs in Berlin -- it was really one-dimensional.


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(CNN) -- Rapper DMX had another run-in with police in South Carolina this week, ending with a citation for marijuana possession. The arrest in Greer, South Carolina, comes four weeks after he was charged with drunken driving in Greenville, just one town away. DMX -- whose real name is Earl Simmons -- was a passenger in a Ford F-350 truck stopped by police for allegedly making an improper lane change Tuesday night, according to the police report. The police report said the officer immediately recognized Simmons, 42, and knew that there was an outstanding warrant for his arrest for failure to appear in court for a previous charge.

He was booked into the

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- CNN jail, but released on bail hours later, a police spokesman said.
- DMX jail, but released on bail hours later, a police spokesman said.
- Earl Simmons jail, but released on bail hours later, a police spokesman said.
- Ford F-350 truck jail, but released on bail hours later, a police spokesman said.
- Greenville jail, but released on bail hours later, a police spokesman said.
- Greer jail, but released on bail hours later, a police spokesman said.
- NEW jail, but released on bail hours later, a police spokesman said.
- S.C. jail, but released on bail hours later, a police spokesman said.
- Simmons jail, but released on bail hours later, a police spokesman said.
- South Carolina jail, but released on bail hours later, a police spokesman said.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made their debut Wednesday as chummy partners preparing to tackle the Middle East's toughest challenges side by side. Netanyahu beamed at his new American counterpart and declared him the best friend Israel could possibly wish for, while Trump offered lofty praise for Israel, denounced the Iranian nuclear deal and declined to back a two-state solution -- a longstanding, bipartisan US policy that the Israeli Prime Minister has questioned. The encounter signaled a warmer chapter in US-Israel relations than Netanyahu had enjoyed with Trump's predecessor. After eight years of grappling with President Barack Obama, Netanyahu embraced a like-minded counterpart at the White House.

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- American struck an optimistic tone as he announced his intention to broker a lasting peace to end the decades-old conflict that has stumped his predecessors.
- Barack Obama struck an optimistic tone as he announced his intention to broker a lasting peace to end the decades-old conflict that has stumped his predecessors.
- Benjamin Netanyahu struck an optimistic tone as he announced his intention to broker a lasting peace to end the decades-old conflict that has stumped his predecessors.
- CNN struck an optimistic tone as he announced his intention to broker a lasting peace to end the decades-old conflict that has stumped his predecessors.
- Donald Trump struck an optimistic tone as he announced his intention to broker a lasting peace to end the decades-old conflict that has stumped his predecessors.
- Iranian struck an optimistic tone as he announced his intention to broker a lasting peace to end the decades-old conflict that has stumped his predecessors.
- Israel struck an optimistic tone as he announced his intention to broker a lasting peace to end the decades-old conflict that has stumped his predecessors.
- Israeli struck an optimistic tone as he announced his intention to broker a lasting peace to end the decades-old conflict that has stumped his predecessors.
- Middle East struck an optimistic tone as he announced his intention to broker a lasting peace to end the decades-old conflict that has stumped his predecessors.
- Netanyahu struck an optimistic tone as he announced his intention to broker a lasting peace to end the decades-old conflict that has stumped his predecessors.
- Trump struck an optimistic tone as he announced his intention to broker a lasting peace to end the decades-old conflict that has stumped his predecessors.
- UN struck an optimistic tone as he announced his intention to broker a lasting peace to end the decades-old conflict that has stumped his predecessors.
- US struck an optimistic tone as he announced his intention to broker a lasting peace to end the decades-old conflict that has stumped his predecessors.
- Washington struck an optimistic tone as he announced his intention to broker a lasting peace to end the decades-old conflict that has stumped his predecessors.
- White House struck an optimistic tone as he announced his intention to broker a lasting peace to end the decades-old conflict that has stumped his predecessors.


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An ultramarathoner overcame an early injury, difficult terrain in New England and sleep deprivation on the final stretch of the Appalachian Trail to complete the trek in record time. Scott Jurek, 41, of Colorado reached the summit of Mount Katahdin on July 12 and celebrated his completion of the 2,189-mile run from Georgia to Maine. However, he was handed three citations for violating park rules during the festivities in Baxter State Park. Jurek, who reached Maine's highest summit in 46 days and eight hours, was issued a summons for drinking in the park, hiking with a group larger than 12 people and for littering when champagne sprayed into the air and landed on the ground, the Portland Press Herald reported.

'These “corporate events” have no place in the Park and are incongruous with the

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- Appalachian Trail's mission of resource protection, the appreciation of nature and the respect of the experience of others in the Park,' the post continued.
- Appalachian Trial's mission of resource protection, the appreciation of nature and the respect of the experience of others in the Park,' the post continued.
- Baxter State Park's mission of resource protection, the appreciation of nature and the respect of the experience of others in the Park,' the post continued.
- Colorado's mission of resource protection, the appreciation of nature and the respect of the experience of others in the Park,' the post continued.
- Facebook's mission of resource protection, the appreciation of nature and the respect of the experience of others in the Park,' the post continued.
- Georgia's mission of resource protection, the appreciation of nature and the respect of the experience of others in the Park,' the post continued.
- Jurek's mission of resource protection, the appreciation of nature and the respect of the experience of others in the Park,' the post continued.
- Maine's mission of resource protection, the appreciation of nature and the respect of the experience of others in the Park,' the post continued.
- Mount Katahdin's mission of resource protection, the appreciation of nature and the respect of the experience of others in the Park,' the post continued.
- New England's mission of resource protection, the appreciation of nature and the respect of the experience of others in the Park,' the post continued.
- Portland Press Herald's mission of resource protection, the appreciation of nature and the respect of the experience of others in the Park,' the post continued.
- Scott Jurek's mission of resource protection, the appreciation of nature and the respect of the experience of others in the Park,' the post continued.


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For most parents, their child's birthday party might entail a game of pass the parcel followed by ice cream and jelly, but not for Sophie-May Dickson, 22, who claims she splashed out £2,500 on her daughter's fifth birthday bash. Ponies were hired, a red carpet laid out and a three-tiered crystal-encrusted birthday cake delivered to create a party fit for Princess Bliss Dickson, Sophie-May's oldest daughter. The mother-of-two, from Essex, whose youngest daughter Precious Belle Ruby Rozina, is three, appeared on ITV's This Morning this week to defend her lavish party throwing - and now FEMAIL has an exclusive peek into the bash.

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- Bliss Dickson-May  started planning the event in January and on Princess's big day in September there was a DJ, an entertainer, a bouncy castle, a three-tiered cake, a sweet buffet - and of course some visiting ponies to entertain.
- Essex-May  started planning the event in January and on Princess's big day in September there was a DJ, an entertainer, a bouncy castle, a three-tiered cake, a sweet buffet - and of course some visiting ponies to entertain.
- FEMAIL-May  started planning the event in January and on Princess's big day in September there was a DJ, an entertainer, a bouncy castle, a three-tiered cake, a sweet buffet - and of course some visiting ponies to entertain.
- ITV-May  started planning the event in January and on Princess's big day in September there was a DJ, an entertainer, a bouncy castle, a three-tiered cake, a sweet buffet - and of course some visiting ponies to entertain.
- May Dickson-May  started planning the event in January and on Princess's big day in September there was a DJ, an entertainer, a bouncy castle, a three-tiered cake, a sweet buffet - and of course some visiting ponies to entertain.
- Ponies-May  started planning the event in January and on Princess's big day in September there was a DJ, an entertainer, a bouncy castle, a three-tiered cake, a sweet buffet - and of course some visiting ponies to entertain.
- Precious Belle Ruby Rozina-May  started planning the event in January and on Princess's big day in September there was a DJ, an entertainer, a bouncy castle, a three-tiered cake, a sweet buffet - and of course some visiting ponies to entertain.
- Sophie-May  started planning the event in January and on Princess's big day in September there was a DJ, an entertainer, a bouncy castle, a three-tiered cake, a sweet buffet - and of course some visiting ponies to entertain.
- This Morning-May  started planning the event in January and on Princess's big day in September there was a DJ, an entertainer, a bouncy castle, a three-tiered cake, a sweet buffet - and of course some visiting ponies to entertain.


Yayladagi, Turkey (CNN) -- Syrian security forces and helicopters sprayed automatic weapons fire into a crowd of thousands of protesters demonstrating Friday after prayers in the northern town of Maaret al-Nouman, witnesses said. At least four men were killed, activist Fadi Moustafa Sufi said. An activist who has provided CNN with reliable information in the past said the crowd numbered in the tens of thousands when security forces on the streets and an attack helicopter aloft opened fire. Some demonstrators used their personal weapons, including hunting rifles and AK-47s, to detain a number of members of the security forces when they ran out of ammunition, said the activist, who did not want to be named due to the sensitivity of the situation. He did not say that demonstrators exchanged fire with the security forces.

The ongoing bloodshed in Syria is putting its neighbor and close trade partner

OPTIONS:
- AK-47s in an increasingly uncomfortable position.
- Activist in an increasingly uncomfortable position.
- CNN in an increasingly uncomfortable position.
- Erdogan in an increasingly uncomfortable position.
- Fadi Moustafa Sufi in an increasingly uncomfortable position.
- Maaret al-Nouman in an increasingly uncomfortable position.
- Syrian in an increasingly uncomfortable position.
- Turkey in an increasingly uncomfortable position.
- Yayladagi in an increasingly uncomfortable position.


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Washington (CNN) President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama sought to lift Hillary Clinton to victory while Donald Trump warned she was the "face of failure" and predicted he would blow her away in Tuesday's election. On a dramatic final day of the ugliest campaign in modern history, the candidates and their surrogates held nearly two dozen rallies, chased one another through swing states and made desperate last pleas to voters. 2016 exit polls Clinton won the tiny town of Dixville Notch, New Hampshire, as eight residents cast midnight ballots in an election day tradition. Four voted for Clinton, two backed Trump while one person supported Libertarian Gary Johnson and one person wrote in 2012 GOP nominee Mitt Romney.

She said

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- Barack Obama's "most horrifying" comment was his warning that he may not accept the election result.
- CNN's "most horrifying" comment was his warning that he may not accept the election result.
- Clinton's "most horrifying" comment was his warning that he may not accept the election result.
- Dixville Notch's "most horrifying" comment was his warning that he may not accept the election result.
- Donald Trump's "most horrifying" comment was his warning that he may not accept the election result.
- GOP's "most horrifying" comment was his warning that he may not accept the election result.
- Gary Johnson's "most horrifying" comment was his warning that he may not accept the election result.
- Hillary Clinton's "most horrifying" comment was his warning that he may not accept the election result.
- Libertarian's "most horrifying" comment was his warning that he may not accept the election result.
- Michelle Obama's "most horrifying" comment was his warning that he may not accept the election result.
- Mitt Romney's "most horrifying" comment was his warning that he may not accept the election result.
- New Hampshire's "most horrifying" comment was his warning that he may not accept the election result.
- Trump's "most horrifying" comment was his warning that he may not accept the election result.
- Washington's "most horrifying" comment was his warning that he may not accept the election result.


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The remains of four bodies dating back to 1,000AD  have been discovered in a strange sitting position in a series of tombs. Archaeologists discovered the skeletons of three adult women and one man in the middle of a residential neighbourhood in Lima, Peru. They are part of a civilisation that dominated Peru before the rise of the Inca, and while the remains appear to have decomposed, archaeologists believe they were once wrapped in textiles in an attempt to mummify them. The four skeletons, who were found in separate tombs, were part of the ancient Ichma culture that formed following the break-up of the South American Wari Empire before later being absorbed into the Inca Empire.

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- Archaeologists believe Huaca Pucllana was initially built, however, by the Lima culture who lived there in around 200AD.
- Ichma believe Huaca Pucllana was initially built, however, by the Lima culture who lived there in around 200AD.
- Inca believe Huaca Pucllana was initially built, however, by the Lima culture who lived there in around 200AD.
- Inca Empire believe Huaca Pucllana was initially built, however, by the Lima culture who lived there in around 200AD.
- Lima believe Huaca Pucllana was initially built, however, by the Lima culture who lived there in around 200AD.
- Peru believe Huaca Pucllana was initially built, however, by the Lima culture who lived there in around 200AD.
- South American Wari Empire believe Huaca Pucllana was initially built, however, by the Lima culture who lived there in around 200AD.
- The Ichma believe Huaca Pucllana was initially built, however, by the Lima culture who lived there in around 200AD.


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Arsenal confirmed the £10million signing of goalkeeper Petr Cech from Chelsea on Monday. The 33-year-old has signed a four-year contract, worth £100,000-per-week, in a deal that seriously strengthens their title credentials ahead of next season. Cech won every domestic trophy as well as the Champions League and Europa League at Chelsea, so does his standing make him the best goalkeeper in London? Arsenal fan Lewis Ambrose of blog Daily Cannon tells us why he feels the Gunners have secured the capital's No 1. What a time to be an Arsenal fan. We’ve finally clinched the signing to make us Premier League winners.

For his height and age, the

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- Arsenal goalkeeper possesses excellent reflexes – his shot-stopping is no issue.
- Arsenal Premier League goalkeeper possesses excellent reflexes – his shot-stopping is no issue.
- Cech goalkeeper possesses excellent reflexes – his shot-stopping is no issue.
- Champions League goalkeeper possesses excellent reflexes – his shot-stopping is no issue.
- Chelsea goalkeeper possesses excellent reflexes – his shot-stopping is no issue.
- Daily Cannon goalkeeper possesses excellent reflexes – his shot-stopping is no issue.
- Europa League goalkeeper possesses excellent reflexes – his shot-stopping is no issue.
- Gunners goalkeeper possesses excellent reflexes – his shot-stopping is no issue.
- Lewis Ambrose goalkeeper possesses excellent reflexes – his shot-stopping is no issue.
- London goalkeeper possesses excellent reflexes – his shot-stopping is no issue.
- Pat Jennings goalkeeper possesses excellent reflexes – his shot-stopping is no issue.
- Petr Cech goalkeeper possesses excellent reflexes – his shot-stopping is no issue.
- Premier League goalkeeper possesses excellent reflexes – his shot-stopping is no issue.
- Tottenham goalkeeper possesses excellent reflexes – his shot-stopping is no issue.


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Iker Casillas struggled to hold back the tears on Sunday as the Spanish goalkeeper said his goodbyes to Real Madrid fans before completing his move to Porto. Casillas joined Real's youth academy in 1990 and has been with the club ever since, winning 18 major honours along the way. The 34-year-old stopper was clearly emotional during his farewell press conference as he asked the Madrid fans to remember him as a 'good person' rather than a goalkeeper. A tearful Casillas struggled to read a statement during the press conference a day after Madrid announced he was moving to the northern Portuguese club.

As of Saturday I'm no longer a Real Madrid player, now I'll be a

OPTIONS:
- Casillas player.
- Florentino Perez player.
- Hala Madrid player.
- Iker Casillas player.
- Madrid player.
- Porto player.
- Portuguese player.
- Real player.
- Real Madrid player.
- Spanish player.


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Diane von Furstenberg’s body-hugging wrap dress is an enduring fashion icon. Celebrities from the Duchess of Cambridge to Gwyneth Paltrow and Madonna have been seen in her creations. The designer once known as Her Serene Highness Princess Diane von Furstenberg is now dubbed the ‘Queen Mother of Fashion’, an international philanthropist and business powerhouse estimated to be worth $450 million. In an industry obsessed with novelty, the 68-year-old Diane has managed to stay immensely influential. Time magazine recently included her in its list of the 100 Most Influential People; Forbes has her in its list of the world’s ‘most powerful women’. Proving that she still has great cachet even with the latest wave of fashion figures, clothes designer Victoria Beckham, who became a close friend after they met at a Los Angeles school attended by the Beckham children and von Furstenberg’s grandchildren, has called her an ‘amazingly inspirational person — not just as a designer but as a woman’.

OPTIONS:
- Beckham knew Egon was bisexual and appears to have accepted it without complaint.
- Diane knew Egon was bisexual and appears to have accepted it without complaint.
- Diane von Furstenberg knew Egon was bisexual and appears to have accepted it without complaint.
- Fashion’ knew Egon was bisexual and appears to have accepted it without complaint.
- Forbes knew Egon was bisexual and appears to have accepted it without complaint.
- Gwyneth Paltrow knew Egon was bisexual and appears to have accepted it without complaint.
- Los Angeles knew Egon was bisexual and appears to have accepted it without complaint.
- Madonna knew Egon was bisexual and appears to have accepted it without complaint.
- Most Influential People knew Egon was bisexual and appears to have accepted it without complaint.
- Mother knew Egon was bisexual and appears to have accepted it without complaint.
- Queen Mother of Fashion knew Egon was bisexual and appears to have accepted it without complaint.
- Serene Highness knew Egon was bisexual and appears to have accepted it without complaint.
- Time knew Egon was bisexual and appears to have accepted it without complaint.
- Victoria Beckham knew Egon was bisexual and appears to have accepted it without complaint.
- von Furstenberg knew Egon was bisexual and appears to have accepted it without complaint.


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(CNN) -- Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will finally take questions from members of Congress on Wednesday about the deadly terror attack on the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya. Lawmakers have long wanted Clinton's full accounting of the September 11 assault that killed Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans. They also want to ask her about diplomatic security, which the State Department has since re-examined at posts located in overseas hot spots. Agency officials have acknowledged shortcomings and promised changes. Some of the toughest questions before the House Foreign Affairs Committee and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee are expected to focus on the Obama administration's slow-to-evolve public explanation of the attack, which triggered an uproar in the middle of a presidential election campaign.

The issue was so polarizing that Clinton's decision to postpone an initial appearance before

OPTIONS:
- Americans in December due to health problems was questioned by her harshest critics as a possible dodge.
- Benghazi in December due to health problems was questioned by her harshest critics as a possible dodge.
- CNN in December due to health problems was questioned by her harshest critics as a possible dodge.
- Christopher Stevens in December due to health problems was questioned by her harshest critics as a possible dodge.
- Clinton in December due to health problems was questioned by her harshest critics as a possible dodge.
- Congress in December due to health problems was questioned by her harshest critics as a possible dodge.
- Hillary Clinton in December due to health problems was questioned by her harshest critics as a possible dodge.
- House in December due to health problems was questioned by her harshest critics as a possible dodge.
- House Foreign Affairs Committee in December due to health problems was questioned by her harshest critics as a possible dodge.
- Libya in December due to health problems was questioned by her harshest critics as a possible dodge.
- Obama in December due to health problems was questioned by her harshest critics as a possible dodge.
- Senate in December due to health problems was questioned by her harshest critics as a possible dodge.
- Senate Foreign Relations Committee in December due to health problems was questioned by her harshest critics as a possible dodge.
- State Department in December due to health problems was questioned by her harshest critics as a possible dodge.
- Susan Rice in December due to health problems was questioned by her harshest critics as a possible dodge.
- U.S. in December due to health problems was questioned by her harshest critics as a possible dodge.


(CNN) He may be the ultimate insider, but Hassan Rouhani is running like the anti-establishment candidate. At a campaign rally last week at the Azadi stadium in Tehran, Rouhani took to the stage and delivered a speech more worthy of an outsider than the incumbent President of Iran. Standing behind a lectern and surveying the sea of purple -- his campaign color -- before him, Rouhani promised much. "We want freedom of the press," he declared, "freedom of association, and freedom of thought!" As he spoke, more than 10,000 supporters -- many of them women, many of them middle class -- chanted slogans demanding the release from house arrest of leading opposition figures.

Iran's regional policies, its alleged support for terrorism and its missile program will constrict

OPTIONS:
- Azadi's ability to get the remaining sanctions lifted.
- CNN's ability to get the remaining sanctions lifted.
- Ebrahim Raisi's ability to get the remaining sanctions lifted.
- Hassan Rouhani's ability to get the remaining sanctions lifted.
- Iran's ability to get the remaining sanctions lifted.
- Iranian's ability to get the remaining sanctions lifted.
- Rouhani's ability to get the remaining sanctions lifted.
- Tehran's ability to get the remaining sanctions lifted.


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It’s alright for Gary Neville. It’s all sun, sangria and viva Espana for him now. So who’s going to look after our insider football expertise on a wet Monday night in the Premier League now then? In the search for their new Bond, Sky Sports immediately turned to the dapper figure of Craig Bellamy. He was in the chair last Monday for Everton's draw with Crystal Palace. Sporting a window pane check suit that certainly ensured you would see him coming. And he did perfectly well. He’s a bright fella, and he made his points. But in watching him catch the eye alongside the now stalwart Jamie Carragher, it occurred to me perhaps why Gary Neville seemed to quickly become so popular with viewers.

Like

OPTIONS:
- Bond, Terry seemed to have secured his haircut of choice a long time ago.
- Chelsea, Terry seemed to have secured his haircut of choice a long time ago.
- Craig Bellamy, Terry seemed to have secured his haircut of choice a long time ago.
- Crystal Palace, Terry seemed to have secured his haircut of choice a long time ago.
- Espana, Terry seemed to have secured his haircut of choice a long time ago.
- Everton, Terry seemed to have secured his haircut of choice a long time ago.
- Gary Neville, Terry seemed to have secured his haircut of choice a long time ago.
- Jamie Carragher, Terry seemed to have secured his haircut of choice a long time ago.
- Jamie Redknapp, Terry seemed to have secured his haircut of choice a long time ago.
- John Terry, Terry seemed to have secured his haircut of choice a long time ago.
- Neville, Terry seemed to have secured his haircut of choice a long time ago.
- Night Football, Terry seemed to have secured his haircut of choice a long time ago.
- Premier League, Terry seemed to have secured his haircut of choice a long time ago.
- Sky Sports, Terry seemed to have secured his haircut of choice a long time ago.
- Sporting, Terry seemed to have secured his haircut of choice a long time ago.
- Valencia, Terry seemed to have secured his haircut of choice a long time ago.


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(CNN) -- The age rating for new mobile video-sharing app Vine has been raised to 17+, meaning appropriate for users 17 and older, after it was flooded with pornographic images. Since its launch two weeks ago, the Twitter-owned Vine had been rated 12+ in Apple's App Store, the only place it is currently available. But sexually explicit video clips almost immediately began appearing within the app, including one mistakenly showcased in its "Editor's Picks" section, drawing outrage from some users. The new rating, for such criteria as "frequent/intense sexual content or nudity," means users wishing to download Vine must click on a window promising that they are over 17. There is no age-verification system, however, and nothing to stop younger users from downloading the app.

The changes are part of an update to

OPTIONS:
- App Store, announced Wednesday, that also allow users to block or report a profile they find offensive.
- Apple, announced Wednesday, that also allow users to block or report a profile they find offensive.
- CNN, announced Wednesday, that also allow users to block or report a profile they find offensive.
- Editor's Picks, announced Wednesday, that also allow users to block or report a profile they find offensive.
- Twitter, announced Wednesday, that also allow users to block or report a profile they find offensive.
- Vine, announced Wednesday, that also allow users to block or report a profile they find offensive.


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He was the man behind the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's 2010 engagement photo and now Mario Testino is to take the official portrait at Princess Charlotte's christening. The news, which was announced by Kensington Palace today, is the latest sign of royal approval for the fashion veteran who has also photographed Prince Harry and Prince Charles. Most famous, though, are his 1997 portraits of Princess Diana which were taken shortly before her death and published in Vanity Fair. Speaking this afternoon, a delighted Mr Testino described himself as being 'honoured' and 'overwhelmed' by his latest royal commission. 'I am overwhelmed and honoured to be chosen to document this occasion,' said the 60-year-old Peruvian photographer.

The choice of Mr Testino will be seen as another nod to Princess

OPTIONS:
- Cambridge, with whom the fashion photographer was friends.
- Camilla, with whom the fashion photographer was friends.
- Charles, with whom the fashion photographer was friends.
- Charlotte, with whom the fashion photographer was friends.
- Diana, with whom the fashion photographer was friends.
- Duchess of Cambridge, with whom the fashion photographer was friends.
- Duke, with whom the fashion photographer was friends.
- Famously, with whom the fashion photographer was friends.
- Harry, with whom the fashion photographer was friends.
- Kensington Palace, with whom the fashion photographer was friends.
- Mario Testino, with whom the fashion photographer was friends.
- Peruvian, with whom the fashion photographer was friends.
- Prince Charles, with whom the fashion photographer was friends.
- Sandringham, with whom the fashion photographer was friends.
- Testino, with whom the fashion photographer was friends.
- Vanity Fair, with whom the fashion photographer was friends.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Pictures have emerged of Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner's emotional divorce retreat in the Bahamas. While the holiday should have been a cause for celebration - the pair reached their 10 year wedding anniversary on June 29 - it was instead a sad and tense getaway for one of Hollywood's dream couples. The pair announced their marriage was over just one day after reaching the decade-long milestone and jetted off to sit out the storm with their young ones. In heartbreaking pictures from Friday, Affleck 42, and Garner, 43, steal a moment away from their children for a somber talk - clearly showing the strain of their broken relationship.

While the mother-of-three put her career on the back-burner in recent years,

OPTIONS:
- Affleck was hopping from project to project working with beautiful women.
- Bahamas was hopping from project to project working with beautiful women.
- Batman was hopping from project to project working with beautiful women.
- Ben Affleck was hopping from project to project working with beautiful women.
- Garner was hopping from project to project working with beautiful women.
- Hollywood was hopping from project to project working with beautiful women.
- Jennifer Garner was hopping from project to project working with beautiful women.
- Pair was hopping from project to project working with beautiful women.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) It is deplorable to undermine the credibility of a federal judge based on his Mexican heritage. It is deplorable to demean a Gold Star family and propose to ban all Muslims from entering the United States. It is deplorable for a candidate for president of a major party to kick off his campaign by labeling most Mexicans as rapists and murderers. It is deplorable when the Justice Department feels it has to sue you a second time for racial discrimination because you didn't get the hint the first time. It is deplorable to play footsie with David Duke, to repeatedly retweet white nationalists and false stats about black men and crime, to praise the enthusiasm of supporters who beat a homeless Hispanic man in Boston and punch a black man at rally, to say black people have a lazy trait and have them ushered off the casino floor when you show up.

The public has struggled as it has grappled with

OPTIONS:
- America's new brand of bigotry, the promotion of a kind of hate that until now had existed at the far margins of politics and was censured by all decent people when it crept into the public discourse.
- Bailey's new brand of bigotry, the promotion of a kind of hate that until now had existed at the far margins of politics and was censured by all decent people when it crept into the public discourse.
- Boston's new brand of bigotry, the promotion of a kind of hate that until now had existed at the far margins of politics and was censured by all decent people when it crept into the public discourse.
- CNN's new brand of bigotry, the promotion of a kind of hate that until now had existed at the far margins of politics and was censured by all decent people when it crept into the public discourse.
- Clinton's new brand of bigotry, the promotion of a kind of hate that until now had existed at the far margins of politics and was censured by all decent people when it crept into the public discourse.
- David Duke's new brand of bigotry, the promotion of a kind of hate that until now had existed at the far margins of politics and was censured by all decent people when it crept into the public discourse.
- Gold Star's new brand of bigotry, the promotion of a kind of hate that until now had existed at the far margins of politics and was censured by all decent people when it crept into the public discourse.
- Hispanic's new brand of bigotry, the promotion of a kind of hate that until now had existed at the far margins of politics and was censured by all decent people when it crept into the public discourse.
- Issac Bailey's new brand of bigotry, the promotion of a kind of hate that until now had existed at the far margins of politics and was censured by all decent people when it crept into the public discourse.
- Justice Department's new brand of bigotry, the promotion of a kind of hate that until now had existed at the far margins of politics and was censured by all decent people when it crept into the public discourse.
- Mexican's new brand of bigotry, the promotion of a kind of hate that until now had existed at the far margins of politics and was censured by all decent people when it crept into the public discourse.
- Mexicans's new brand of bigotry, the promotion of a kind of hate that until now had existed at the far margins of politics and was censured by all decent people when it crept into the public discourse.
- Muslims's new brand of bigotry, the promotion of a kind of hate that until now had existed at the far margins of politics and was censured by all decent people when it crept into the public discourse.
- Trump's new brand of bigotry, the promotion of a kind of hate that until now had existed at the far margins of politics and was censured by all decent people when it crept into the public discourse.
- United States's new brand of bigotry, the promotion of a kind of hate that until now had existed at the far margins of politics and was censured by all decent people when it crept into the public discourse.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Donald Trump has renewed his calls for tougher immigration controls in the wake of an illegal Mexican migrant allegedly murdering a woman in San Francisco. The presidential hopeful branded U.S. border controls an 'absolute disgrace' in light of the revelation that Francisco Sanchez, 45, had already been deported five times - and was recently released from jail by officials who routinely refuse requests to hand over illegal immigrants. Sanchez is accused of gunning down Kathryn Steinle, 32, as she walked along Pier 14 with her father on Thursday evening. According to the victim's family, the attack was entirely at random.

OPTIONS:
- Bay Area went to high school and previously lived about 40 miles east of San Francisco, the newspaper said.
- Donald Trump went to high school and previously lived about 40 miles east of San Francisco, the newspaper said.
- Francisco Sanchez went to high school and previously lived about 40 miles east of San Francisco, the newspaper said.
- Francisco Sanchez went to high school and previously lived about 40 miles east of San Francisco, the newspaper said.
- Kathryn Steinle went to high school and previously lived about 40 miles east of San Francisco, the newspaper said.
- Mexican went to high school and previously lived about 40 miles east of San Francisco, the newspaper said.
- Mexicans went to high school and previously lived about 40 miles east of San Francisco, the newspaper said.
- Pier 14 went to high school and previously lived about 40 miles east of San Francisco, the newspaper said.
- Republican went to high school and previously lived about 40 miles east of San Francisco, the newspaper said.
- San Francisco went to high school and previously lived about 40 miles east of San Francisco, the newspaper said.
- Sanchez went to high school and previously lived about 40 miles east of San Francisco, the newspaper said.
- Twitter went to high school and previously lived about 40 miles east of San Francisco, the newspaper said.
- U.S. went to high school and previously lived about 40 miles east of San Francisco, the newspaper said.


Complete the passage.

Washington (CNN) -- The Senate voted Wednesday to approve the new nuclear arms control treaty with Russia -- a major foreign policy victory for the Obama administration near the end of the lame-duck session of Congress. The New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, or New START, was cleared by a 71-26 vote. Several Republicans joined a unified Democratic caucus in support of the accord. Under Senate rules, the treaty required support from a two-thirds majority of voting senators for final approval. "This is the most significant arms control agreement in nearly two decades," President Barack Obama said after the vote. It "will enhance our leadership to stop the spread of nuclear weapons and seek the peace of a world without them."

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama himself, despite passage of the amendment he sponsored, ultimately voted against the accord, as well.
- CNN himself, despite passage of the amendment he sponsored, ultimately voted against the accord, as well.
- Congress himself, despite passage of the amendment he sponsored, ultimately voted against the accord, as well.
- Democratic himself, despite passage of the amendment he sponsored, ultimately voted against the accord, as well.
- McCain himself, despite passage of the amendment he sponsored, ultimately voted against the accord, as well.
- New START himself, despite passage of the amendment he sponsored, ultimately voted against the accord, as well.
- New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty himself, despite passage of the amendment he sponsored, ultimately voted against the accord, as well.
- Obama himself, despite passage of the amendment he sponsored, ultimately voted against the accord, as well.
- Republicans himself, despite passage of the amendment he sponsored, ultimately voted against the accord, as well.
- Russia himself, despite passage of the amendment he sponsored, ultimately voted against the accord, as well.
- Senate himself, despite passage of the amendment he sponsored, ultimately voted against the accord, as well.
- Treaty himself, despite passage of the amendment he sponsored, ultimately voted against the accord, as well.
- Washington himself, despite passage of the amendment he sponsored, ultimately voted against the accord, as well.


Write the next sentence.

A 21 stone woman dubbed 'the UK's most jealous wife' for forcing her husband to take lie detector tests claims she was misrepresented in a documentary that made her a target for online trolls. Debbi Wood, 43, from Leicestershire, appeared on Channel 5's 87 Stone: Fat Chance Of Work, after being told producers were taking a 'sympathetic approach to people who were disabled and on benefits'. However, since the show aired Debbi, who is looked after full-time by Steven, has said the programme blamed her size for the main reason she was not working - something she says left her open to online abuse.

'At the time I was preparing for gastric band surgery, so I wasn't in the best place and

OPTIONS:
- Channel 5 was helping out a lot with the cooking and my set meals.
- Debbi was helping out a lot with the cooking and my set meals.
- Debbi Wood was helping out a lot with the cooking and my set meals.
- Fat Chance Of Work was helping out a lot with the cooking and my set meals.
- Leicestershire was helping out a lot with the cooking and my set meals.
- Othello Syndrome was helping out a lot with the cooking and my set meals.
- Steven was helping out a lot with the cooking and my set meals.
- Stone was helping out a lot with the cooking and my set meals.
- UK was helping out a lot with the cooking and my set meals.


Write the next sentence.

Twelve years before he killed his wife Allison, Gerard Baden Clay used her excellent work record in a bizarre court claim to sue her employers Flight Centre for sacking him. As Allison Baden-Clay's family prepare to stage a protest over the downgrading of his conviction from murder to manslaughter, Gerard Baden-Clay's onetime boss at Flight Centre has come forward to describe his strange ways. In contrast, slain Allison was one of Flight Centre's most highly regarded employees, and despite his portrayal of her during his murder trial as an anxious depressive, she was the star of the family. The company founder, Graham Turner, said she was 'successful' and 'very highly regarded'.

Gerard Baden-

OPTIONS:
- Allison had killed the mother of his three daughters, his lucky angel.
- Allison Baden had killed the mother of his three daughters, his lucky angel.
- Baden had killed the mother of his three daughters, his lucky angel.
- Clay had killed the mother of his three daughters, his lucky angel.
- Flight Centre had killed the mother of his three daughters, his lucky angel.
- Gerard Baden had killed the mother of his three daughters, his lucky angel.
- Gerard Baden Clay had killed the mother of his three daughters, his lucky angel.
- Graham Turner had killed the mother of his three daughters, his lucky angel.


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

Washington (CNN) John Kelly was sworn in as President Donald Trump's new chief of staff Monday, tasked with bringing order to an often chaotic White House and jump-starting the President's stalled legislative agenda. "We look forward to, if it is possible, even a better job as chief of staff," Trump said of his former secretary of homeland security. Trump told reporters in the Oval Office that his administration has "done very well," noting the stock market, unemployment and business confidence. "We have a tremendous base, we have a tremendous group of support, the country is optimistic and I think the general will just add to it. The country is doing very well. Strongest stock market ever," Trump said.

And anybody who thinks they're going to change Donald Trump doesn't know

OPTIONS:
- CNN."
- Capitol Hill."
- Donald Trump."
- John Kelly."
- Kelly."
- Marine Corps."
- Oval Office."
- Republicans."
- Trump."
- Washington."
- White House."


How does this story end?

Ahead of this weekend's Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats. Here is all the information you need for Liverpool's home clash with Newcastle... Liverpool vs Newcastle United (Anfield) Team news Liverpool Liverpool defender Mamadou Sakho will miss Monday's visit of Newcastle with a hamstring injury. The France international came off in the first half of Wednesday's FA Cup win over Blackburn but his absence will be lessened by the return from suspension of Emre Can, although Martin Skrtel and Steven Gerrard must serve the final match of their three-game bans.

OPTIONS:
- Anfield have only once before had players sent off in three successive Premier League games (back in September/October 1999).
- Blackburn have only once before had players sent off in three successive Premier League games (back in September/October 1999).
- Daryl Janmaat have only once before had players sent off in three successive Premier League games (back in September/October 1999).
- Emre Can have only once before had players sent off in three successive Premier League games (back in September/October 1999).
- FA Cup have only once before had players sent off in three successive Premier League games (back in September/October 1999).
- Fabricio Coloccini have only once before had players sent off in three successive Premier League games (back in September/October 1999).
- France have only once before had players sent off in three successive Premier League games (back in September/October 1999).
- Liverpool have only once before had players sent off in three successive Premier League games (back in September/October 1999).
- Mamadou Sakho have only once before had players sent off in three successive Premier League games (back in September/October 1999).
- Martin Skrtel have only once before had players sent off in three successive Premier League games (back in September/October 1999).
- Monday Night Football have only once before had players sent off in three successive Premier League games (back in September/October 1999).
- Newcastle have only once before had players sent off in three successive Premier League games (back in September/October 1999).
- Newcastle United have only once before had players sent off in three successive Premier League games (back in September/October 1999).
- Opta have only once before had players sent off in three successive Premier League games (back in September/October 1999).
- Premier League have only once before had players sent off in three successive Premier League games (back in September/October 1999).
- Sportsmail have only once before had players sent off in three successive Premier League games (back in September/October 1999).
- Steven Gerrard have only once before had players sent off in three successive Premier League games (back in September/October 1999).
- Sunderland have only once before had players sent off in three successive Premier League games (back in September/October 1999).
- Toon have only once before had players sent off in three successive Premier League games (back in September/October 1999).


How does this story end?

(CNN) Squeals of delight echo around the room at Vanderbilt's Children's Hospital in Nashville, Tennessee. Nine-year-old cancer survivor Bryce Greenwell turns to his mother, Jenny. "Did you know about this?" he asks, hands cupped to his face in surprise. "Yes," she says with a nod, smiling from ear to ear. "Oh, my gosh, he has missed you guys so much!" pet therapist Michelle Thompson says as she hands Swoosh, her trained toy Pomeranian, over to two eager boys. "Did you miss him? He talks to me about you boys all the time." "I haven't seen him in a long time," says 7-year-old Mitchell Montalbano, who recently graduated from chemotherapy treatment, cancer-free. "Swoosh, what have you been up to?"

A statistically significant reduction in parental stress was one of the key findings of the randomized clinical trial,

OPTIONS:
- Bryce Greenwell's Gilmer says.
- Children's Hospital's Gilmer says.
- Jenny's Gilmer says.
- Michelle Thompson's Gilmer says.
- Mitchell Montalbano's Gilmer says.
- Nashville's Gilmer says.
- Pomeranian's Gilmer says.
- Swoosh's Gilmer says.
- Tennessee's Gilmer says.
- Vanderbilt's Gilmer says.


Write the last sentence in this story.

Raleigh, North Carolina (CNN) North Carolina legislators failed to repeal the state's "bathroom bill" on Wednesday during a special session called for that purpose. People in the gallery chanted "shame" as the gavel came down about 7:30 p.m. and lawmakers headed home. They'll meet again January 11 for a regular session of the General Assembly, at which time they might discuss repeal again. For now, House Bill 2 stands as the law in North Carolina. Signed by the governor in March, HB2 bans people from using public bathrooms that don't correspond to their biological sex as listed on their birth certificates. Backlash against HB2 caused huge economic losses for the state, such as businesses canceling plans to expand and the NBA moving its all-star game from Charlotte to another city.

Later the bill was amended to extend the moratorium -- called a "cooling off period" -- until after the end of the 2017

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Charlotte.
- General Assembly.
- HB2.
- House Bill 2.
- NBA.
- North Carolina.
- Raleigh.


Complete the passage.

They may be black-and-white, but these images reveal life at Andy Warhol's The Silver Factory. The artist himself, along with the likes of Factory figures Nico and the Velvet Underground, were captured in photographs taken during the Sixties by Billy Name. Name, who was born William Linich, published a collection of images he took at the world-famous Factory in December 2014, called Billy Name: The Silver Age. Name's apartment featured 'surfaces finished with tin foil, spray paint, and broken mirrors,' and inspired Warhol to make his own space entirely silver, Feature Shoot wrote. A release for the book says: 'After visiting Billy's apartment on the Lower East Side, Warhol asked him to decorate his new loft.

'So, for the first six months of 1964, living in a tiny closet at the Factory,

OPTIONS:
- Andy Warhol was responsible for the legendary 'silverizing' of the space, covering every square centimeter in either silver foil or spray paint.
- Billy Name was responsible for the legendary 'silverizing' of the space, covering every square centimeter in either silver foil or spray paint.
- Billy's was responsible for the legendary 'silverizing' of the space, covering every square centimeter in either silver foil or spray paint.
- Feature Shoot was responsible for the legendary 'silverizing' of the space, covering every square centimeter in either silver foil or spray paint.
- Lower East Side was responsible for the legendary 'silverizing' of the space, covering every square centimeter in either silver foil or spray paint.
- Name was responsible for the legendary 'silverizing' of the space, covering every square centimeter in either silver foil or spray paint.
- Nico was responsible for the legendary 'silverizing' of the space, covering every square centimeter in either silver foil or spray paint.
- Silver Age was responsible for the legendary 'silverizing' of the space, covering every square centimeter in either silver foil or spray paint.
- Sixties was responsible for the legendary 'silverizing' of the space, covering every square centimeter in either silver foil or spray paint.
- The Silver Factory was responsible for the legendary 'silverizing' of the space, covering every square centimeter in either silver foil or spray paint.
- Velvet Underground was responsible for the legendary 'silverizing' of the space, covering every square centimeter in either silver foil or spray paint.
- Warhol was responsible for the legendary 'silverizing' of the space, covering every square centimeter in either silver foil or spray paint.
- William Linich was responsible for the legendary 'silverizing' of the space, covering every square centimeter in either silver foil or spray paint.


How does this story end?

Mexico's 2-1 victory over Panama to reach the Gold Cup final was overshadowed by dodgy decisions, protests on the pitch and a banner calling CONCACAF 'thieves'. But it also played host to one of the most ridiculous dives you are ever likely to see in football. Mexican right back Paul Aguilar was the culprit, inexplicably tumbling to the ground after 'coming together' with Panama midfielder Armando Cooper. In fact, Aguilar had simply had his chest brushed after running the ball out of play, and fell like he had been shot in front of the assistant referee, a couple of seconds after the 'contact'.

The

OPTIONS:
- Aguilar players protested in the dressing room after their defeat, posing underneath a large banner which read 'CONCACAF thieves'.
- Andres Guardado players protested in the dressing room after their defeat, posing underneath a large banner which read 'CONCACAF thieves'.
- Armando Cooper players protested in the dressing room after their defeat, posing underneath a large banner which read 'CONCACAF thieves'.
- CONCACAF players protested in the dressing room after their defeat, posing underneath a large banner which read 'CONCACAF thieves'.
- Gold Cup players protested in the dressing room after their defeat, posing underneath a large banner which read 'CONCACAF thieves'.
- Mexican players protested in the dressing room after their defeat, posing underneath a large banner which read 'CONCACAF thieves'.
- Mexico players protested in the dressing room after their defeat, posing underneath a large banner which read 'CONCACAF thieves'.
- Panama players protested in the dressing room after their defeat, posing underneath a large banner which read 'CONCACAF thieves'.
- Paul Aguilar players protested in the dressing room after their defeat, posing underneath a large banner which read 'CONCACAF thieves'.


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

Wearing a retro pair of red shorts and clutching his father's hand before treating the crowds of well-wishers to a wave, one-year-old Prince George show at his sister Charlotte's christening on Sunday. George arrived wearing an outfit by designer Rachel Riley - one of the Duchess of Cambridge's favourite childrenswear designers - which was almost identical to one worn by Prince William to meet his newborn brother Harry for the first time more than thirty years ago. And it seems that the royal tot, who turns two this month, has the midas touch after the embroidered smock and bold shorts sold out within hours of him making an appearance.

This is a must-have for all boys especially after Prince

OPTIONS:
- Charlotte was spotted wearing his at the polo!
- Duchess of Cambridge was spotted wearing his at the polo!
- Ensemble was spotted wearing his at the polo!
- George was spotted wearing his at the polo!
- Harry was spotted wearing his at the polo!
- Prince George was spotted wearing his at the polo!
- Rachel Riley was spotted wearing his at the polo!
- William was spotted wearing his at the polo!